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VOL IV PINCKNEY MICHIGAN THURSDAY MAY 6 1886 NO 17
THE DISPATCH IS ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $100 PER YEAR
RAILROAD CARD
Grand Trunk Railway Time Table
MICHIGAN AIR LINK DIVISON
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Gregory tttockhrldge
Henrietta JACKSON
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All trains run by central standard time AH trains ran dailySundays excepted
V J 8P1CKR JOSEPH HICK80N Superintendent General Manager
BUSINESS CARDS
PIICKNEY EXCHANGE BANK
sect W ^EEPtEr BANKER
Does a General Banking Business
Money Loaned on Approved Notes
Deposits received Certificates issued on time deposits
And payable on demand
COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY
t i r p VAN WINKLE
ATTORNEY amp COUNSELOR at LAW and SOLICITOR CHANCERY-
OMceoverSlg-lersDru Store PINCKNEY
The Pocket-book seeks the lowest lavel and tis Raid there is no friendshyship in trade In inspection will convince the most credulous tlat for
LOW PRICES QOOD GOODS
PUBLISHERS NOTICE IVThoee receiving their paper with a1-red
X over tale paragraph will please notice that their euoecription expire with next number A Woe X sltroifles that the time has expired and that in acshycordance with oar rule the paper will be disconshytinued until subscription is renewed
We invite and request correspondence on all question of public interest bat no personal aggr ieved abase ur petty quarrels will be tolerated in oar ) columns communications should tuwavs bear street hy a gentleman and the writers name nut lor publication but as an evidence or good faith
Advertising Local notices five cents per line
then pot away Arrests were made all around to-daymdashEvening Journal
A case of mistaken idently happened with us labt week for which we ask the Kindly consideration of the parties
We were met upon the were in-
formed that he wished us to advertise a row for sale by him which we ac
for each and every insertion Special rates can J enrilino-lv did hnr 1raquo and hraquolirraquoM whraquon be made for_other adverUtementsbythe year or j CCTUingiy Q1Q OUl i gt^na MUOJO WOfiD quarter terlv
i V A l l advertising bills are due qaar
Job Work of all descriptions will be executed this office with despatch neatness and accura-
Please give as oar ijr Prices reasonable patronage
And Plenty of them
WE LEAD THEM ALL
Big Line Mens Boots and Shoes Big Line Plow and Canvas Shoes Big Line Childrens Boats and Shoes Big Line Ladies Shoes and Slippers AT VERY LOW PRICES
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NOTARY PUBLIC ATTORNEY And INHURA NCE Atfent Lgal papers made on bullfcprt notice and reasonable term Also scent Sot the AlUn Line of Ocean Steamers Office on Main St near Postofflce Pinckney Mien
T W VAUGHN
VETERINARY SURGEON bullSpeciel attenttaa given tosurmry Office at reel-mence with tetaphone connections (lfima)
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DENTIST bullof South Lyon will fce here evy Wednesday Boom at the Monampser House All work ar-ratted (Wat3
-flKlMJta A JOHNSON JT Proprietors of JPINCOEY FLOURING AND CUSshy
TOM MILLS Dealers n Wur ead Feed Cash paid fer all kinds of ltTlaquoia Pinckbe-y Michigan
WANTED
WHEAT BEANS BARLEY CLOV-ER-SEED DRESSED HGftST
E T C mdash a^TThe highest market price will he paid i
THOS READ
T M GREENS M D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON PlAtNFIEUD Is MICHIGAN
Office at residence Special attention given to surgery and diseases of the throat and lungs
REINFORCEMENTS All Along the Line
New and Natty Stvles in
H A T S amp NECKWEAR
Prices always the Lowest in
GLASSWARE CROCKERY AND STONE-WARE
HOME NEWS
Will the school-house project die out
The livery business changed hands Wednesday
Jot1 MurpHey will continue in the livery business
Fine weather and the tarmers are takiing advantage of it
The Livingstan Democrat appeared last week in new dress of type
C P Sykes is making some alterations in his dwelling house
Ida May Miller who has been ill with spinal fever is
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ROBERT FULTON ISBELLS
PEMHEONMLIION Will be at the hotel barn Pinckney laquovery Tuesday and Wednesday until aoon Farmers and Hore-Breedere see thisbeantirui Stallion before using anv other URI IS BELL
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fOJLSALEF Two mare colts one five years old and the
bullther three perfectly reliable broken to drive bullangle ami doable also a two-horse cultivator tood as new For terms enquire on the premie-ampof fc W SPROUT
P A N T S OVERALLS
At a bargain examine our line
Big Line Gentlemens Furnishing Goods
We make a specialty of ptfpound TEAS Ouime^~QQffpoundpound^ampre uneshy
qualled in town
Big line Soaps Canned Goods Tobaccos and
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~~ Cigars BigJine Notions and
Novelties
the paper came out Edward McCluslry was supprised to find his name attachshyed to the notice as he had no hogs for sale and had never authorized the notice We yet remain in ignorance as to whose name should be properly attached thereto
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The verdict of the people is that we carry the largest and most comshyplete stock of GROCERIES BOOTS it SHOES HATS GLASSWARE PantsyOverallg etc in this town
dangerously better
E G Hoag and Mr Haaelswit otl Chelsea visited at Dr J Jrl Hoags Tuesday
Mr- C J Hull a South Lyou dentist will visit Pinckney every Wednesday
The Council has at last taken steps to Ux the Square and the villiage reshyjoices thereat
Mr Isbell removed his family to this place Monday He occupies Mrs Knights bouse
D Richards amp Son agents for the Osborne machines nave an ad on last page Head it
A 3J pound jrirl was born to Mr and Mrs John Smith of Muuith for merly of this place last week
The Church Workers will have an ice-cream social at the skating-rink Saturday aiternoon and evening
L Graham the new livery man will also put IQ a stock of furniture and undertaking goods in the bullbullBeehive store
Miss Lizzie Darrow has been on the sick list this week and Win VViicox has tilled her positioa at the Corner Drug Store
This is the time of jear when your neighbors hens oegin to enquire into the nature ot the garden seeds you have just planted
E U McDonald and wjfarlor 30 y ea rs residentai likkeit^reinoved 1 ast week to Brcjoklvil^Jackion county where they--will engage in farming
By the Bulk or Barrel
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Call and get prices No trouble to show goods Our prices are very low on
BINDERS REAPERS amp MOWERS
If in need of any we can save you money Dont buy BMng Twine until you get our prices
L W RICHARDS I COS
Frank Johnson was very Saturday last and why shouident he be On that day be was made father to a bouncing nine pound boy All doing well
McPhersons the lending clothiers of the county offer some unexcelled bargains this week If you wish a suit of clothes you should visit their establishment and be sore of ootureous treatment and rare bargains-
The South Lyon Picket began its fourth year last week very brilliantly With a neat new heading and printed on bright yellow paper it looked as-good as thlaquoy make them Being for a shart time one of the publishers of the Picket in the morn of its career we take pleasure in noting its prosperity
Bo well May 8mdashCharles Heroiag of Cohoctah township Livingston Co quarrelled with his son Albert yestershyday and chased him with his knife 8 tab bed him in the throats wearing he omtti kill him The raquo|jy turned an
Common Council Proceedings
REGULAR MMTINQ
Pinckney Mich May 31886 Council convened and was called to
order by President Siuler Present Teustees Henry Plimpton
Wheeler McGuiness and Carr Bill presented by John M Kearney
for Marshall service amt $833 On motion account was allowed and order
to pay same YeamdashHenry ton McGuiness Wheeler and
Carr i
esented by J L Newkirk for printing sidewalk ordinance amount $770 On motion bill was allowed and order drawn to pay same Yeamdash Henry Wheeler McGuiness Plimpton and Carr
Druggist bonds of Jerome Wmcbell and P A Sigler were presented Sureties on Winchells bond E A Mann and ATMann sureties on Siglers bond H F Sigler and J J Teeple On motion bonds were acshycepted YeamdashHenry Wheeler McshyGuiness Plimpton and Carr
On motion Trustees Carr and Plimpshyton were appointed as street commitshytee
On motion W P Van Winkle was appointed Villager Attorney
On motion J M Kearney was apshypointed Village Marshsvll and Fire Warden
OnTnottoirP Monroe was appoint ed Asst Marshall
Ordinance amending sidwalk ordishynance presented and on motion acshycepted and adopted YeamdashWheeler McGukiess Henry Plimpton and Carr
Motion that the President procure the services of a suiveyor ta establish grade for sidewalks Carried
Motion that street committee inshystruct street commissioner to rade the Public Square YeamdashMcGuiness Wheeler Plimpton Henry andj^rff
Motion that a (ommitleejoftlTree be appointed to arrange^with the Townshyship Board tljfi-fnattr of repairing and furnishing Town Hall Carried TheHPresident and Trustees- McGuishyness and Plimpton were appointed as committee
On motion Council adjourned W A CARR Clerk pro tern
Sidewalk Ordinance No 8
ANSWER TO ENIGMA
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Bat fitting organs thou didst gain To gold U N through the ragtag mala
IK And when the father of oar n e t Did see thee pas before bis fact He called thee (Tannie) aa a name Which thy onwieidly balk beeaaa
IV BubmUeive onto natures lawi Thou art aad It la notboeaoao ThAt onto thee theres aaaght daaiai And thonrt incapable of pride f
V And when the Prophet found la thee) A refuse from the stormy sea That soul engaged in earnest pxaye Was more than thy weak maw cook bear
VI At once upon his native sod ^ TYou didst cast op the man of God And hungry soulless aa before _ _ Thoa sooghtest some more
VII Hethinks that all your ardoooe tofl Whicb makes you one vast maw of ofl la out Inspired by cruel greed As yoa OA small companlonateed
VIII The llffbt of other days tia true Waa very largely drawn from your Bat sore yoa nao small cause for prtda It neer was foand till yoa had died
IT No soulless thou canst neer attain Sternal life nor Heaven gala Nor Hell nor grave can eer claim thee Thy life and death are in the
AMENDING SIDEWALK ORDINANCES NOS 1 eraquo 2
THE VILLAGE or PINCKNEY ORDAINS S e e l That section second of Sideshy
walk Ordinance No 1 be amended as follows All new sidewalks herein directed to be built shall in no case be less than four feet and eiyht inches in width and shall be luilt of pine or hemlock lumber not less 1$ inches thick to be laid lengthwise or crossshywise supported by pine oak or hemshylock stringers not to be less than 3x4 inches in size so laid and secured as o make the same solid and the boards secureiy and tiinly nailed thereto the inside line of said walk shall I unishyformly eight inches from the line of said lots
Sec 2 That sections five and six of or ordinance providing for tha buildshying of sidewalk aloug church and school property located in said village ot Pincl rfey be amended HS follows- Said sidewalk to be constructed and maint lined at the expense of of the church societies and school district owning the property
Adopted May 8 i886 bull F A SIGLER President
WILLVRD B How Clerk A ejtMdld )ilaquoa new
Of all who read the page iMvine Who who would change his lot for thlaor For unless my conjectures fall The English scripture same theemdashwhale)
AUVMZO CBUKB Addiaooi Mica Jan IB 1855 Respectfully and fraternally Inscribed tegt Mate
Julia ii Sprout Keal Estate Transfer^
James H Smith to Peter Brtttt W acres iu Green Oak$1050
Frances A Webb et al to Ames T Slater lot in Howell $450
Sarah E Seeer to Wm Cuttey 100 acres in Iosco $120ltJV
Frances E poundaglaquor to James Eager 90 acres in Oceola$5500
James Eager to Frances E Eager 110 acres in Oceola $5500
Mary L Fenn to Samuel Drew 28 acres in Marion $900
Ira D Bently to John Franey et ai 5 acres in Howell $525
Aaron S Fu ler to Martha AnnrPul ler 40 acres in Tyrone
Fred H Marble to Eliza J Marble lot in Fowlerville $200
Samuet Harwood to Elizabeth Har wood lot in Brighton $2000
Clayton Bird to Arthur C Bird 80 acres in Hartland $750
Geo E Hcmgbteling to Alfred Betterlv 2-acres-in Cohoctah $100
Thos Love to Geo Driver 4acrlaquor in Marion $220 ^--^
Margaret Silsbv toChas i3haraquoe40 acres in Conway $200(gtraquogt^
Elsie J Chasejto^Chai Sonle 20 ac res i n ^on ^alt $600
Ohasgtpoundbase to Chas Soule 20 acre in Coriway $1400
Dtna B Gregory to Robt C Marshyshall 80 acres in Unadilla $8500
Robt C Marshall to Fanny Whit- bull head 80 acres in Unadilla $2500
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Prof E Bugbee Jackson Mieb^ will be at Pinckney Monday May 10th one day only Call on him he will tell you what ails your Eyes and the Classhyses needed to correct your vision Exshyamination fgtee
Good hard wood bedroom suits JB0gt ^ 6111111^
Horse for sale N B MAJTH
Good patent rockers only $475 afe-L H BXXBK a
Ifyoujire in want of anyUlin^ ix the Shoe line yoa will find an e leshygant assortment at E A MASa
Gasoline 121 cents per gallon at T n P L B e CaDWatOtV
The finest stock of Shceeeverehow in town and at price which are tiirtr to please at E A MAJraquoX
Swing cradles and baby carriagei at L H BKXBES
Spring style Shoes ingt great variety at E A Ifcsjsna
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PINCKNEY MICHIGAN
NEWS OF THE WEEK BY T E L E G R A P T T A N D MAIL
CONGRESSIONAL T H E Senate on the 27th resumed considerashy
t ion of tho Jnter-State Commerce bill A bill w a s passed appropriat ing |30JOJO for an exshytens ion of the Execut ive Mansion The evishydence taken by the Ohio House in the Payne Investigation was presented and Sena tor P a y n e entered a denial of the charges of br ibery and invited an inves t iga t ion In the House Mr HrceklurJdgc introduced a bill to reshyd u c e the number of internal revenuo officers and to amend the internal revenue luws The bill to prohibit aliens from acquir ing tit les or owning lands within the United States was reported adversely and the River and Harshybor bill was fur thorconsidered
T H E timo of the Senate on tho 28th was ocshycupied in debat ing that portion of the Post^ onico Appropriat ion bill relat ing to tho carshyr y i n g of mails by s teamships In the House Mr Hatch reported a bill denning but ter t and Imposing a tax upon and regula t ing tho mini-u fac tu re sale expor ta t ion and importa t ion of oleomargarine Tho River and Harbor bll was fur ther considered
T H E Senate on the v9th ult passed the Fou r th of Juv Claims bill with an i tem of $07000 for tho heirs of Ayres P Merrill of Mississippi fors uppl es furnished the Union a rmy Mr Morgan introduced a bill to esshytabl ish a Weather Hureau under the War Deshyp a r t m e n t The subsciv clause of Post-office Appropriat ion bill was fur ther dis-icussed In the House the River and Harbor and the Yellow Fever lnocula-tlon bills were considered A bill was r e p o r t e d pruvlrtrrtjr -tor the reception of t r a d e dollars at thei r face value in all pay men t s to the Government or for exchange at t h e sub- t reasury for s tandard dollars
T H E Pogtt-ofIice Appropr ia t ion bill was furshyt h e r considered in the Senate on the 3Jth u l t and the conference report on the Indian Apshypropr ia t ion bill was submit ted by Mr Dawes and concurred in In the House the River a w l Harbor bill was fur ther discussed and t h e bill creat ing the Depar tment of Agricultshyure was considered
DOMESTIC T H E ro l l ing-mi l l of Ol iver B r o t h e r s amp
Ph i l l i p s a t Pi t t sburgh closed d o w n on the 27th o w i n g to a s t r ike of th ree hundredV-em-p loyes who d e m a n d e d a n a d v a n c e in w a g e
A FKAME hote l a t Bu t t e M T w a s b u r n e d t h e o the r n igh t a l i t t le boy pe r i sh ing in t h e flames A robbe r who set the tiro r obbed t h e m o t h e r of thu -victim of $fMK)
T H E f re ight a n d pa s senge r depo t s of t h o C i n c i n n a t i W a b a s h amp Michigan r o a d a t W a b a s h Ind we re s t ruck by l i g h t n i n g on t h e 27th a n d en t i r e ly des t royed t o g e t h e r bullwith m u c h v a l u a b l e freight The loss w a s h e a v y
T H I H T Y persons e n g a g e d in b o y c o t t i n g a c l o t h i n g firm were a r r e s t e d a t New Y o r k o n the 27th on cha rges of consp i r acy a n d coercion
1IIE Apache Ind i ans w e r e r a i d i n g in tho S a n t a Cruz va l ley in Ar izona on the 27th O v e r t h i r t y pe r sons had been killed n e a r Cas i ta t en n e a r Ca l abasa s and severa l a t o t h e r poin ts The c a v a l r y were in p u r s u i t of t he Ind ians
bull A L I C E S of the 27th say t h a t h e a v y r a i n s h a d fallen c o n t i n u o u s l y for t h i r t y - s i x h o u r s in t he J a c k s o n (Miss) d i s t r ic t a n d t r ave l on all l ines of r a i l w a y w a s p a r t i a l l y suspended
bull HUNIgtKETgt9 of fami l ies in the- ra in ing dis- t r i c t s a t Elk Garden W Valt w e r e on the
T H E c h a m p i o n s h i p season pf the Na t iona l Base-Ball L e a g u e opened on the 29th
GKEAT d a m a g e w a s done e igh t mi les n o r t h of Mississippi Ci ty Miss on the 29th by a cyc lone I t moved in a p a t h t h r e e - q u a r t e r s of a mile wide L a r g e q u a n t i t i e s of t i m b e r were b lown d o w u a u d lof ty p ines w e r e uproo ted
T H E Bank of Mar ie t t a 0 has failed wi th l iab i l i t i es of o v e r $100000
T H E m a c h i n e m a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d f o u n d r y -m e n of Ch icago s t a t ed on the 29th t h a t t h e y wore opposed t o g i v i n g t en hou r s p a y for e igh t hours work a n d so were the p a r l o r f u r n i t u r e m a n u f a c t u r e r s
T H E r e p o r t t h a t e igh t pe r sons h a d b e e n kil led b y I n d i a n s n o a r P a n t a n a A T p roved on the 29th to be unfounded
T H E Lower Mississippi w a s above high-w a t e r m a r k on t h e 29th a n d st i l l r i s iug
T U B f re igh t -hand le r s employed in Chishycago b y the S t P a u l a n d N o r t h w e s t e r n r o a d s p r e s e n t e d d e m a n d s on the 29th for e i g h t hou r s l a b o r a n d t en h o u r s p a y
T H E T r e a s u r y D e p a r t m e n t a t Wash ingshyton on the 29Oh decided t h a t Chinese seashym e n m a y be a l lowed to l a n d on ou r shores w i t h o u t a cer t i f ica te for t h e pu rpose of sh ipp ing on a r e t u r n v o y a g e as soon as possible
A in KituvxE h a d on the 29th p reva i l ed for twen ty - fou r hours in Nebraska the w ind be ing so h e a v y t h a t t r a in s w e r e reshyta rded The effect on y o u n g stock i t was feared would bo d i sas t rous
GEOKOK E U W A K D S the las t of t he g a n g of forgers w a n t e d in seve ra l of tho l a r g e ci t ies t h r o u g h o u t the e o u u t r y w a s a r r e s t e d in New Y o r k o n the 30th ult
K E Y S T O N E l a was vis i ted on t h e 80th ul t by a fire wh ich d e s t r o y e d tho post-office a n d t en o t h e r bui ld ings The chief po r t ion of the bus iness d i s t r i c t of t he t o w n w a s consumed
T H E Third A v e n u e R a i l r o a d C o m p a n y a t New Y o r k h a d cowboys from the Sou th a m i W e s t t o run- i t s ca r s on the 30th ul t
T H R E E boo t a n d shoa fac tor ies a n d a hote l a t Nat ick Mass wore d e s t r o y e d by tiro tho o the r m o r n i n g the loss r e a c h i n g $50000 ^-
T U E A d v a n c e e l eva to r a t K a n s a s - C i t y Mo c o n t a i n i n g 55000 bushels-ofgrain was des t royed by tire t h e ^ o t h e r n i g h t Loss
27th r e p o r t e d to be in a s t a r v i n g condi t ion a n d a id w a s solici ted i S E V E R A L of t h e l a rges t f u rn i t u r e facshyt o r i e s in Mi lwaukee closed on the 27th r a t h e r t h a n p a y full wages for e igh t h o u r s bullwork B A R N E Y E I S H E N S b a rn a t Northfield Minn w a s s t ruck by l i g h t n i n g a n d b u r n e d a fow n i g h t s ago a n d four horses a n d t h i r t y head of c a t t l e were c r e m a t e d
TnE Mississippi levee a t Aust in Miss b r o k e on the 27th caus ing the i n u n d a t i o n of t w o count ies
M H B R O O K S of Phelps N Y on t h e 2Sth d i scovered a n e w comet in t h e cons te l l a shyt i o n of Cassiopea
I T w a s r epo r t ed on the 2Sth t h a t t h r o u g h a r r a n g e m e n t s by t he Ci t izen s C o m m i t t e e of S t Louis w i t h the K n i g h t s of L a b o r G e n e r a l Boa rd t h e s t r ike on t h e Missouri
1 Pacif ic wou ld soon be dec la red off I D U R I N G t he t en d a y s ended on t h e 2Sth five Mexican horse- th ieves were k i l led in D u v a l C o u n t y Tex wh i l e res i s t ing a r r e s t
A JURY in t h e c r i m i n a l c o u r t a t S t L o u i s on t h e 23th conv ic ted a Missour i Pa c i n e s t r i ke r n a m e d J o h n H o l l a n d of asshys a u l t i n g a b r a k e m a n a n d a p u n i s h m e n t of t h i r t y d a y s in j a i l was fixed
M E N D Y J O N E S a colored o u t l a w w a s ki l led b y l y n c h e r s on t he 2Sth a t A u b u r n K y r f o r a -e r imina l a s s a u l t u p o n two^wiri te g i r l s
I N a l a b o r d i spu te a t St Louis on t h e 28th J o h n Gibbous a s t r iker a s s a u l t e d W i l l i a m E W i t h e r s a non-un ion m a n The l a t t e r t h e n d r e w his r e v o l v e r ^ n d shot G ibbons d e a d
A T a m e e t i n g on the 28th t h e f u r n i t u r e 7
m a n u f a c t u r e r s of Chicago reso lved i o close t h e i r shops should a d e m a n d be nefade fo r e igh t hou r s l abor -
mdash I x s u x s were r e p o r t e d on h a v e a t t a c k e d a r a n c h t w e n t y mi les sou th wes t of P a n t a n o A T k i l l ing e i g h t p e r
$100OJ0 T H E snfe---rrr t h e p r i v a t e b a n k of O S
L a u r a s a t Bluffton O was b lown open -by bu rg l a r s on tho 8Jth u l t a u d nea r ly five t housand do l la r s in m o n e y a n d severa l t housand do l la r s in secur i t ies were s tolen
T H E e igh t -hour a g i t a t i o n in Chicago h a d o n the iJOtbult resul ted in c los ing al l the fu rn i tu re and box factor ies and in the susshypension of work a t mos t of the i ron a n d brass shops t h r o w i n g a to t a l of 25000 men o u t of work
T H E floods in A r k a n s a s were on the 30th ult caus ing g r e a t suffering a m o n g the people m a n y be ing w i t h o u t food
T H E business fa i lures o c c u r r i n g th roughshyout the c o u n t r y d u r i n g the seven d a y s ended on the 10th tilt n u m b e r e d for the Uni t ed S t a t e s 1S9 a n d for C a n a d a 18 or a t o t a l of 21)7 as c o m p a r e d with a t o t a l of 194 tho p rev ious seven days The to t a l failshyures from J a n u a r y 1 to d a t e n u m b e r 39Ygt a g a i n s t 4tMCgt d u r i n g the s a m e t i m e in 1NS5
A D i i r u n T Y which arose a few d a y s ago in the office of the c o u n t y clerk a t Wi l l i ams town Ky r e su l t ed in tho d e a t h of W W W a i n s c o t t a n d the fa ta l w o u n d shying of T u r n e r Holb rook a n d Clay Wilson
Lou i s S O M E H F I E I I ) a n d R i c h a r d J Lee (colored) were execu ted a t W a s h i n g t o n D C on t h e 30th u l t J M A r m s t r o n g was hanged a t Pe r ryv i l l e A r k J a m e s Walke r -^vas execu ted a t St Augtretine-Fla a n d George Car ro l l pa id the exshyt r e m e p e n a l t y a t Sea rcy Ark All h a d b o e n convictedmdashof-murdet-
S W F L O S S laquopound Co s n o t i o n s a n d whi te-goods e s t a b l i s h m e n t a t Ba l t imore was gu t t ed by fire the o the r n igh t and adjoinshying bu i ld ings were b a d l y d a m a g e d The t o t a l losses wou ld a g g r e g a t e cent1000000
Tin g r a n d j u r y a t New Y o r k r e t u r n e d a p r e s e n t m e n t on tho 30th ult c o n d e m n i n g b o y c o t t i n g as a cursed exo t i c a n d urgshying tho press t h e bench t he ba r a n d the Leg is la tu re t o aid in e x t e r m i n a t i n g the h y d r a - h e a d e d m o n s t e r
A LOSS-of $75()000 w a s the r e su l t of a fire^ on the 30th ult a t San Franc isco in the f u r n i t u r e s to re of L amp E E m a n u e l ancFtho
for R e p r e s e n t a t i v e in Congress The resoshylu t ions a d o p t e d c o n d e m n the e c o n o m y of Pos tmas t e r -Gene ra l Vilas t h r o u g h which Oregon has been depr ived of t he o r d i n a r y ma i l faci l i t ies denounce tho a l leged civil-service r e f o r m of tho p a r t y in p o w e r as a sham a u d t h e secrecy in w i t h h o l d i n g the causes of r e m o v a l of officers as infamous a n d c o n d e m n t h e a p p o i n t m e n t of u n r e shyp e n t a n t Confedera tes over the heads of ex-Union soldiers
T H E R e p u b l i c a n s of tho S i x t h I n d i a n a d i s t r i c t o n t h e 20th r e n o m i n a t e d Hon T h o m a s B r o w n e for C o n g r e s s
T H E Ohio Leg is la tu re on the 29fch passed a l a w c r e a t i n g the office of S t a t e D a i r y a u d Food Commiss ioner w i th th ree ass i s tan t s whose du t i e s a r e to pro tec t d a i r y m e n from bogus bu t t e r -dea le r s and the people f rom all sor ts of a d u l t e r a t e d food
T H E t w e n t i e t h e n c a m p m e n t of tho G r a n d A r m y of the Republic D e p a r t m e n t of Ohio was held a t Cleveland on the 29th Colonel A L Conger of Akron w a s e lec ted D e p a r t m e n t C o m m a n d e r _
E X - P K K S I U E N T A R T H U R S condi t ion w a s on the 29th said to be s l ight ly m o r e favorshyab le t h a n for some t i m e p a s t
A T Ind i anapo l i s on the 29th Uni t ed S t a t e s J u d g e W o o d decided t h a t I n d i a n a t ownshyships were no t l iable for w a r r a n t s f raudshyu l e n t l y issued The a m o u n t t h u s negot i shya ted in t h e S t a t e b y d i shones t t ru s t ees was e s t i m a t e d a t $500000
A MKETIXU of ci t izens a t A b a n y N Y on the 29th p ro tes t ed a g a i n s t t h e u t t e r shyances of Jefferson Davis a t M o n t g o m e r y Ala upon l a y i n g tho corner -s tone of t h e Confedera te m o n u m e n t The A l b a n y g a t h -i n g s u n g J o h n Brown s Body
T H E G o v e r n o r of New Y o r k on the 29th signed the bill m a k i n g S a t u r d a y s half-hol idays
T H E Congress ional L a b o r C o m m i t t e e m e t in St Louis on tho 3Dth ui t and consu l t ed r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of the three pa r t i e s to tho r a i l w a y s t r ike in order to form p l a n s for ac t ion
M E BKrNEY editor-in-chief of t he New Or leans City Iteii died on the 30th u l t in l i is s i x t y - f i r s t y e a r
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d i sa rm The combined fleet of tho P o w e r s had depa r t ed from her wate rs a n d her c la ims a g a i n s t Turkey were to bo submi t shyted to a r b i t r a t i o n
T H E s t e a m e r Honduras owned b y tho Pacific Mail Company va lued a t $70()00 w a s wrecked a f e w d a y s ago on the b a r of Lenepa r iver iu Han Sa lvador wi th a ca rgo of coffee
A PASTORAL m a n d m e n t was rece ived a t M o n t r e a l on the2Sth from C a r d i n a l Tas-chereau c o n d e m n i n g the K n i g h t s of L a b o r as a secret o r g o t l l z u l i o n i n i m i c a l t o tho in-terests of rel igion a n d good morals
A D V I C E S of the 2Sth r epo r t the des t rucshyt ion of five towns in Aus t r i a by i n c e n d i a r y fires a n d the loss of ten lives
A N a t t e m p t to b u r n Manda lay B u r m a h w a s aga in m a d e on the 29th a n d the damshyage was more ex tens ive t h a n t h a t caused by the recen t fire
A ri iu on the 29th a t Beeston Eng do- Rtroyod Wi lk inson s mil ls a n d m a n y acl^ jo in ing bui ld ings the loss be ing $75000()
STATISTICS show t h a t d u r i n g t h e l a s t t h r ee m o n t h s 69it families compr i s ing 3477 persons were evic ted f rom holding^ in Ireshyland D u r i n g the same per iod25troutragea were commi t t ed
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MONTUOMUKY A-la^ April 29mdash At a n early h o u r y e s t e r d a y the s idewalks were so densely packed t h a t l o c o m o t i o n was ijilfi-cul t I t h a d ra ined h a r d all n i g h t a n d tho deluge poured d o w n un t i l t en o clock The h o u r for de l iver ing t h e addresses by Mr Davie a n d Genera l ( i o r d o n was c h a n g e d to t w o p m I n s t e a d of g o i n g to tho p a r k it was decided because of tho wind t o g o t o t h e cap i to l g r o u n d s so t h a t the speeches could be delivered from the very s p o t where Mr Dav i s t o o k t h e o a t h of office a s P re s iden t of t h e Confederate S t a t e s The ent i re city was gny ly deco ra t ed and t h e city hull h a d Tnitod S t a t e s flags f lu t te r ing o u t of every winshydow P i c t u r e s of Confederate Genshye ra l s were fastened t o t he ou t shyside walls while t he n a m e s of R o b e r t E Lee S tonewal l J a c k s o n Alber t Sydney J o h n s o n R o b e r t K Rodes a n d m a n y o t h e r Confederate Genera ls a p p e a r e d ou s t r e a m e r s A t one oclock t h e proshycession formed ou Commerce s t r ee t a n d marched up Dex te r avenue t o tho cap i to l where Mr Davis delivered iiis adshydress T h e ex -Pres iden t rode in a close ca r r i age d r a w u by four g r a y hornet a n d dr iven by the s a m e neg ro c o a c h m a n who performed t h e s a m e du t ies when Mr Dav i s camehere in l S ( i l T h e m i l i t a r y followed close behind t h e e a r r i n g t o keep b a c k tho en thus ias t i c t h r o n g of people As t he proshycession moved a l o n g t h e masaof h u m a n i t y cheered unt i l t he i r t h r o a t s were sore
Arr iv ing a t the cfrprfOlTro delay w a s exshyperienced in b e g i n n i n g t h e e x e r n s e s M a y o r Reese in i n t r o d u c i n g Mr Davis spoke as follows My C o u n t r y m e n mdash W i t h e m o t i o n of profound r eve rence i n t roduce t he highshyes t t y p e of S o u t h e r n m a n h o o d t h e H o n Jefferson D a v i s P r o l o n g e d cheers g ree ted t h e a p p e a r a n c e of t h e Venerable Mr Davis a n d it was severa l m i n u t e s before silence reigned H e gipoke a s follows
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Srateful because it is for a ^ e n t i m e n t fur ea re r to me t h a n myself [Applause ]
You have passed- t h r o u g h the te r r i shyble ordeal of a w a r which Ala^ b a m s did n o t seek When she felt he r wrongs t o o gr ievo iys fa r fur ther to le rashyt ion she fough t a peaceab le solut ion Tha t be ing denied her the7 t h u n d e r s of w a r c a m e r i n g i n g over tho^land Then he r people rose in the i r m a j e s t y G r a y - h a i r e d s i res and beardless boys eage r ly rushed to tho f r o n t It w a s t h a t w a r which C h r i s t i a n i t y a lone app rovedmdashthe ho ly w a r for d e f e n s e
After referr ing in e loquent and feeling t ones to^liose who h a d sacrificed the i r lives forthe Confedera te cause Mr Davis cont inued
Ijt were v a i n to a t t e m p t as I h a v e alshyr e a d y said t o express my g r a t i t u d e to yon I am s t a n d i n g now very n e a r l y on the spot whe re I s tood when I took
t h e oath of office in WM Y o u r demonshys t r a t i on now exceeds t h a t which welcomed mo then This shows mo t h a t the sp i r i t of Sou the rn l ibe r ty is no t dead | Immense applause | Then y o u were full of j oyous hope wi th t i e full p rospec t of a c h i e v i n g all you desired and now you a re w r a p p e d in the m a n t l e of regre t a n d y e t t h a t r e -g r e t only m a n i f e s t s itself more p ro found ly a n d does n o t o b l i t e r a t e the express ion of y o u r s e n t i m e n t I felt l as t n igh t as I apshyproached tho E x c h a n g e Hotel f rom the ga l l e ry of which y o u r peer less o ra to r W i l l i a m L Y a n c y i n t r o d u c e d mo to - the people of Montgomar-ymdashand axm mended me in l a n g u a g e which on ly his
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I N s u m m a r i z i n g the l abor t roubles on the 30th ult UradstrceVs sa id t h a y e ight hour s h a d been g r a n t e d to 22000 e m p l o y e s t h a t 75000 pe r sons had pe t i t i oned for e igh t hours a n d t h a t 100000 men would strikemdash 80000 for e igh t h o u r s a n d 20000 for n ine hours
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S E V E R A L h u n d r e d feet ofytho loxee a m i l e b e l o w Aus t in M i s s h a d b e e n s w e p t a w a y o n t h e 28th i n c r e a s i n g t h e i n u n d a t i o n in T u n i c a a n d CoahomeCoun t i e s A g e n e r a l b r e a k u p in t h e A r k a n s a s levees w a s reshypo r t ed t h e g a p s a n g i n g f r o m one h u n d r e d fee t t o half a mi le in e x t e n t
A L L t h e p l a t i n g - m i l l s a t M i l w a u k e e s a v e t w o s h u t down on the 20th in p r e f e r ence to p a y i n g ^ e n h o u r s p a y for e igh t h o u r s work
TBJltEGIUMS of t h e 29th s a y a m y s t e r i o u s fa ta l d isease h a s b r o k e n o n t in Rowe l s -
j W Va T h e v i c t i m s a r e first seized w i t h a severe p a i n in t h e h e a d a n d a r e d e a d w i t h i n twe lve hours Af t e r d e a t h t h e bodies become spo t t ed
G E O K O E PAKkjj of K i r k s ville Mo a n o ld U n i o n soldier w h o left a leg on t h e b a t t l e -field1 m e t w i t h a n a c c i d e n t in a s a u s a g e ^ _ factory o n t h e 29th b y m-hich h e w o u l d l o s e ^ n o m i n a t e d T h o m a s R Co idsottw leg mdash - - Pernor B i n g e r H e r m a n n wi
T H E K E w a s y h e l d a t Toledo 0 on the 27th a r eun ion of the su rv ivo r s of_the wreck of the s t e tunboa t S u l t a n a which occur red twen ty -one y e a r s ago n e a r Memphis by w h i c h a b o u t one t h o u s a n d Ohio a u d In-d ianaso ld iers lost the i r lives af ter be ing released from Confede ra t e pr isons
HE s ix ty - four th a n n i v e r s a r y of t he 4) i r th of Gene ra l G r a n t was ce lebra ted a t t h e M e t r o p o l i t a n Methodis t Ep i scopa l Church in W a s h i n g t o n on tho e v e n i n g of t h e 27th Chief J u s t i c e W a i t e p res id ing
T H E special c o m m i t t e e of seven of the Tjs-e~~of Representative cha rged ^wtth
Uie d u t y of i n v e s t i g a t i n g t he labor s t r ikes on the S o u t h w e s t e r n r a i l roads left W a s h shyi n g t o n for St Louis on t h e amp t b
SECKETARY M A N N I N G w a s able to talee a long r ide a b o u t W a s h i n g t o n on the 2Sth
R E V W I L L I A M C S M I T H a p o p u l a r minshyis ter of the M E Church died on t h e 28th a t F r a n k f o r t Ind aged seven ty - seven y e a r s
J O H A N N M O S T t he a n a r c h i s t leader wa9 indic ted in N e w Y o r k o n the 28th for m a k shying a speech in which he u rged a n a r c h i s t J t o a r m t h e m s e l v e s a n d kill cap i ta l i s t s
T H E R e p u b l i c a n S t a t e conven t i on of K a n s a s wil l be held a t Topeka J u l y 7
T H E c i ty of M o n t g o m e r y Ala w a s beaushyt i ful ly d e c o r a t e d on t h e 28th in h o n o r of Jefferson Davis w h o de l ivered a n address to t h e v a s t m u l t i t u d e in a id of t he Confedshye r a t e soldiers m o n u m o n t a b o u t t o be erected
T H E Oregon R e p u b l i c a n bull raquo bull Mr fttate c o n v e n t i o n a t P o r t l a n d o raquo Use J M a g l
rere closed to a w a i t e v e n t s only one p l an ing-mill was in opera t ion and severa l o the r indus t r i e s wo^e closed In Mi lwaukee St Louis a i i d C i n c i n n a t i a s imi la r s t a t e of affairs exjsted a n d in Now York Boston Ph i l ade lph ia a n d o the r E a s t e r n cities meetshyings were held by labor o r g a n i z a t i o n s a n d shor te r hours of labor were d e m a n d e d It was e s t ima ted t h a t in Chicago t he r e were 5000 persons on s t r i ke iu Mi lwaukee
8000 and in New York 40000
SAM J O N E S a n d Sam Smal l c o m m e n c e d a three weeks r ev iva l in Ba l t imore Md on the 2il 7
eloo uence CQuld y ie ld a n d which f a r exshyceeded my mer i t I felt I say aga in t h a t I was coming tomdashmy home c o m i n g t o t he land where l i b e r t y dies not and he r sent i shym e n t s will l ive forever [Applause ]
E n t h u s i a s t i c a n d p r o l o n g e d cheer ing folshylowed the speech a n d Mr Davis h a v i n g t a k e n a seat was forced to rise aud bow t o t he r ight a n d left
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SiiiiN(iKiBLi) Mo April 2SmdashThere were n o h a b e a s c o r p u s proceedings here yes te r shyd a y in tho case of George K Gr i thamf cha rged with t h e m u r d e r of his wife S a r a h E G r a h a m o n the Mollov farm on t h e l a s t n i g h t of l a s t Sep tember a s a t a fow m i n u t e s before t w o oclock i n t h e m o r n i n g a p a r t y of men t o o k G r a h a m o u t of t h e jail a n d hanged h im t o a tree unt i l d e a d
T h e lynch ing t o o k place a b o u t 220 oclock and ufter t h e men h a d finished the i r work t hey d e p a r t e d a s qu ie t ly laquow they h a d come Abou t six u clock Sheriff Donnel l a n d t h e g u a r d went ove r t o t h o s p o t a n d cut G r a h a m s body d o w n T h e y then conveyed i t t o P a x a o n s u n d e r t a k i n g e s t a b l i s h m e n t where Coroner Z Vanpoose a s s i s t ed by P r o s e c u t i n g - A t t u r n e y Pa j iue r -s a n conduc ted t h e inques t
The following not ice wua found on G r a shyh a m s body
W h e n the c o r o n e r is in possession of th is p a p e r George E G r a h a m wil l be d e a d a n d as l i t t l e p u u i s h m e u t will h a v e beeu infiicted as if he h a d been h a u g e d Ly lega l a u t h o r shyi t y I t is a m a t t e r of r i g h t to tho comshym u n i t y a n d jus t i ce to h u m a n i t y t h a t we t h e th ree h u n d r e d ighoiv t he l a w in th iraquo in s t ance W e recoguize tho fac t t h a t o u r c r i m i n a l s t a t u t e s a r e no t equa l to al l occashy
s i o n s there fore we h a v e resolved to r e shym o v e f rom o u r mids t the wors t c r i m i n a l w h o has eve r infes ted o u r c o u n t y H e g e t s t h e benefit of c le rgy t h a t w e ( m a y h e r e a f t e r a n d forever l ive a n d be w i t h o u t his p res shyence a n d vic ious influence
W e h e a r t i l y welcome all s t r u u g e r s t o ci t izenshipWho a re p u r e of p u r p o s e a n d a c t in good fa i th b u t we give th i s to t h e wor ld as a w a r n i n g to ex-convic ts a n d murdereTtTwho m a y herexrfrer~iuvade oui-c o u n t y to impose ou our c r e d u l t y W e a l s o ^ i v o w a r n i n g t h a t a n y p e r s o n o r pershysons of a u y r a n k or s t a t i on w h o d a r e t o d iscover the a c t o r s in th i s t r a g e d y wil l be sure ly a n d speedi ly d i spa t ched to hel l w h e r e all t h i n g s a r e r evea l ed to t h e c u r i shyous Iu jus t ice t o t he m e m o r y of S a r a h G r a h a m a l o v i n g wife a n d d e a r m o t h e r whose life w a s sacrificed a t t h e a l t a r or Hecate we subscr ibe ourse lves
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T o t h e l a s t G r a h a m p r o t e s t e d t h a t C o r a Lee a n d Mrs Mollov wore guil t less of complici ty in tho m u r d e r on the f a r m
[George E G r a h a m fo rmer ly l ived a t F o r t W a y n e lud a n d had twice se rved in the p e n i t e n t i a r y a t Michigan Ci ty Whi le the re Mrs E m m a Mollov t he t e m p e r a n c e evangel i s t b e c a m e in te res ted in him a n d t r i e d to re form h im w h e n his las t t e r m h a d e x p i r e ( b _ T h u s he became a c q u a i n t e d wi th aiid JnaTriecr^Cora Lee Mrs MoTloys-adop ted d a u g h t e r P r i o r to his m a r r i a g e he assured Mrs Molloy t h a t hiraquo first wife S a r a h G r a h a m h a d se shycured a d ivorce while he was in p r i son This she had done bu t they were aftershyw a r d r e m a r r i e d G r a h a m to free himself f rom a prosecut ion fur b i g a m y t h e n inshyduced his first wife to mee t him in St- Louis whence he w a s t o t a k e her to Springfield ami e n d e a v o r to set t le tho t rouble Af te r l eav ing St Lou i s wi th her h u s b a n d Mrs S a r a h G r a h a m was n e v e r seen e l i v e b y a n y ouo who k n e w her H e r relat ive s a g i t a t e d ^ the m a t t e r a n d a search resu l ted in the findshying of her body in a n a b a n d o n e d w-ll o n t he Molloy f a r m n e a r Springfield Grashyh a m Cora I^ee a n d Mrs Molloy were a t once a r res ted The p r e l i m i n a r y e x a m i n a shyt ion resu l ted in the ho ld ing of G r a h a m as p r inc ipa l a n d the two women as accesshysories He m a d e s t a t e m e n t s t h a t impl i shyca ted the women a l t hough he w a s reshyg a r d e d as a m o r a l m o n s t r o s i t y a n d a m a n who neve r to ld the t ru th when he could avoid i t ]
AN AWFUL REVENGE
A RAGING RIVER Tho Fi i thnr of W a t e r s Overflows B r e a k shy
ing Levees a n d I n u n d a t i n g Kich F a r m shying LuncU
H K L K N A Ark April 2 0 - T h e r iver is now above t h e h ighes t p o i n t r e ad i ed iu 1882 biit b o t h the St F ranc i s a n d Missis-s ippi r ivers h a v e ceased to r ise The re was a general b r e a k - u p iu t he A r k a n s a s levees from the break ten miles below here d o w n t o where the levee ends a t Old Town a disshyt a n c e of t w e n t y miles All efforts t o hold tho r ema in ing p a r t s of t h e loveo h a v e llaquoen a b a n d o n e d a n d the w a t e r is now sweeping
T H E publ ic -debt s t a t e m e n t issued on the 1st shows the to t a l deb t to bo $1434057847 cash in the t r e a s u r y $77030999 dec rease du r ing Apri l J 10956887 decrease since J u n e 30 18S5 $87902793
T H E N a t i o n a l Base-Bal l L e a g u e p l a y e d games on the 1st as fol lows A t New Y o r k - N e w Yorks 7 Bostons 4 A t K a n s a s Ci tymdashChicagos 17 K a n s a s Citys 8 At W a s h i n g t o n - N a t i o n a l s 9 Ph i l ade lph ias 2 At St LouismdashDetroi ts 9 St Louis 0
A T twenty-s ix tending clearing-houses in the Uni t ed S ta t e s the exchanges du r ing the week ended on the 1st a g g r e g a t e d $77197700 against $765770136 the prev i shyous week As compared wi th t he correshyspond ing week of 1885 t he increase a m o u n t s to 124 per cent
D L M O O D Y commenced a r e v i v a l camshypa ign of e ight d a y s a t t he Casino R ink in Chicago on the a f t e rnoon of t h e 3d The a t t e n d a n c e was large
C H O P r e p o r t s on t he 1st from over fifty count ies in Nebraska a n d W e s t e r n I o w a showed t h a t wi th b u t few excep t ions the out look for a p rosperous season a n d b o u n t e shyous r e t u r n s w a s good
A KICH vein of coal w a s discovered on t h e 1st in Cheyenno Coun ty in the n o r t h w e s t shye rn p a r t of K a n s a s
A D V I C E S of tho 2d from T o m b s t o n e A T s ay t h a t t h e casua l t i es in the las t b loody r a id by Apaches as fa r a s k n o w n inc luded n ine teen ki l led and severa l wounded A v a s t a m o u n t of p r o p e r t y w a s d e W o y e ^ a n d a g r e a t n u m b e r of a n i m a l s w e r e car shyr ied off
Ox the 2d Uni ted S t a t e s t r o o p s wen d r i v ing o u t of t h e I n d i a n T e r r i t o y pound j laquo r g e herds of ca t t l e r ecen t ly t r a n s ^ r ^ e a t h e r e from Texas ^ raquo
T H E U n i t e d S t a t e s pound ^ n a t e Was n o t in sesshysion on the J s t ^ i f t h e House Mr C o x re-ported a b i t t ^ a m e n d a t o r ^ of the Chinese i m m i g r a t i o n a c t Also p r o v i d i n g i n d e m -
t o c e r t a i n Chinese for losses sus ta ined wi th in t h e - ju r i sd ic t ion of t h e U n i t e d
S t a t e s A b i l l ^p rov id ing for t h e o p e n i n g iniormingjMraquomof-the-iMM twe ly^n i i l l vdn acres to s e t t l emen t in In- t u g w j ^ s e n t t o t h o s e lead
Kraquoi)HA8 Vig i l an te s C a p t u r e amp U r u t t i Mur-^lereTj Tie l l h n t-o n l ilaquorse -l ice ls^ u i L H e Ig D r a g g e d t o D e a t h
K A N S A S CITY M O April 28mdashAdvices-from T o p e k a a r e t o the effect t h a t a genshyt l e m a n jus t in from the c o u n t r y r e p o r t s t h a t on S u n d a y t h e wife of T n r o b F r e i m u t h a h o m e s t e a d e r in Seward Ci-uuty w a s crushyelly m u r d e r e d a n d o u t r a g e d by F r i t z Kupin a half-wit ted (luniiMi d u r i n g t h e absence from h o m e (u he r h u s b a n d On t h e discovery of the uVud body of his wife Mr F r e i m u t h became- a r a v i n g m a n i a c a n d after w a n d e r i n g a b o u t for s o m e t i m e wild with frenzy finally seized a sho t -gun a n d blew his b r a i n s o u t
t h r o u g h in n u m e r o u s places t h e b r e a k s r a n g i n g from 1 0 0 feet t o half a mile in wid th Every acre of l and subject t o a n overflow from Helena t o L a c o n i a will bo
4 m m t l a t e 4 The b a c k w a t e r ia nwt co in ing i n t o t h e ci ty slowly b u t i t will p r o b a b l y -only_fiiL the d i t ches _ 1
The lovec a mile below Aust in l ias been swept a w a y for several hundred feet Th i s will resul t in t h e overflow of a l a rge porshyt i o n of T u n i c a anlt| C o a h o m a coun t i e s The loss from t h i s c revasse will be g r e a t because all t h e c rops h a d been p l a n t e d a n d were g rowing P o r t i o n s of the t r a c k of t h e I ron M o u n t a i n r a i l r o a d be tween Heshyl ena a n d M a r i a n n a a r e teu inches u n d e r wa te r bull
G l a d s t o n e s _fcMpoundiulalaquo-
A posse set o u t on a search for Kupin w h o m i t h a d been d i s c o v e m K w a s t h e m u r shyderer a n d were successful Some speculashyt i o n was indulged in a s t o t he p r o p e r m e t h o d of r i dd ing the world of h im b u t n o t much t ime w a s consumed in de l ibe ra t shying A f rac t ious a n d spi r i ted h o r s e w a s secured and sadd led One end of t he l o n g l a r i a t was t h e n fastened a r o u n d his neck a n d t h e o t h e r e x t r e m i t y a t t a c h e d t o the-pon imel of t he saddle The ho r se w a s then s t a r t e d a n d a m i d t h e s h o u t i n g of t he men a n d c racks of r evo lve r s a n d rifles t h e fr ightened a n i m a l t o r e m a d l y a w a y After a r u n of nea r ly five miles t h e
--treriPtrferh exhaustedli ifd~tTie lifeless body of t he m u r d e r e r was loosened a s soon a s t h e - m e n c a m e u p Tho la r iav h a d been d r a w n so t i g h t l y t h a t hin head Vias a l m o s t severed from his b o d y The f ea tu res showed t h a t he h a d died a t e r r ib le d e a t h The b o d y w a s left ly ing on t h e p ra i r i e un shycovered
r T e r r i t o r y w a s offered by Mr HilL
VASHiN(iTONApril 29mdashA mass -mee t ing w a s held here l a s t n i g h t t o express sympa-t h y with tho efforts of Mr G l a d s t o n e t o secure a P a r l i a m e n t for I r e l and Represhys e n t a t i v e R a n d a l l presided a n d maj a s p e e c h Speeches were ^-^rni ide amb by S e n a t o r s Vitii Wyck (Neb) Riddlebergcr (ya--^TKepresentativcs O l l a r a (N C ) Aplth$lion (W Va) P h e l p s ( N J ) AlcKiirioy ( P ) McMHlen (Tenn ) McAdoot^s f B u t t e r w o r t h ( 0 ) L a w l e r ( IJL^faud b y Mr H a r m o n of Ch icago -rotters from S e n a t o r s S h e r m a n ( 0 ) L o shy
g a n (111) a n d Mr S J Tilden express ing s y m p a t h y wi th t h e objects of t he meet ing were read T e l e g r a m s a n d l e t t e r s were received from P a t r i c k F o r d G o v e r n o r s P e r r y of F l o r i d a ONeill of A l a b a m a Ab-be t t of New Jersey a n d Oglcsby of Illishynois a n d S e n a t o r Bla i r express ing r e g r e t a t the i r i nab i l i ty t o be^p re sen t Resolushyt i ons a p p r o v i n g of tjie-efforte of G l a d s t o n e a n d Parne l l w e w i t d o p t e d a n d a d i s p a t c h informingthe mofmdashthe-aetkHvof t h e meet
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F l o o d s In t h e South
M R M P H I S Tenn April 2S~At^7T1fgt oclock l a s t n i g h t t h e leveo ptr^ihe e a s t b a n k of t h e Miss iss ipjgt- i1ver f o r t y - t w o miles s o u t h of MejraquopTiis b roke t he break o c c u r r i n g ^ i n r t he fiiteen-fe^t-high leveo th re^q tTar t e ra M t mile s o u t h of Aus t in
H A force of men were e m p l o y e d - a t t h e t ime s t r e n g t h e n i n g it b u t when i t b r o k e they ceased work T h e wate r -t h a t will p o u r t h r o u g h th i s b r e a k will find i t s way i n t o B e a v e r d a m Y a z o o p a s s ani l W h i t e Oak b a y o u I t is feared t h a t po r -t i n n s nf Tun ica C o a h o m a bull t j u i t n m a ftiul-
Sunflower Count ies will suffer which If t h e w o r s t is realized will cause se r ious loss t o fa rmers who h a v e a l r e a d y p l a n t e d t h e i r c rops The b r e a k was ten feet wide when the message was sent a n d n o t h i n g l a t e r c a n be a s c e r t a i n e d
M E M P H I S Tenn April 2SmdashA spec ia l from Helena Ark s a y s At four o c lock y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n t h e levee t h r ee -qua r shyt e r s of a mile aigtove N o r t h Helena b r t i r t t a n d t h e w a t e H s n m n i i i g t h r o u g h ve ry I T h e b r e a k is fifty feet wide a n d spread Before n o o n j t o - d a y all of the n o r t h e r n
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And my hah so winning and sweet Bright jewels adorning my wifehoods crown
In u homo where angels may meet
At the close ot the day I sit down beside My babv to lull her to sleep
In sweet dreams of childhood tho others reshypose
Kind Father Thy watch oer tbom keep
Yon usk am I worried with trouble and care All no it is restful and sweet
To bo the fond mother of blossoms so fuir To Kiide in tue right their young feet
Would 1 wish to exchange Not forking doin or crown
Nor for all of your wealth and your pleasures
You keep your fairlunds and your couches of down
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Well would you like to hear my adventure in New Orleans J o h n Bright leaned his elbow on the arm of the red plush chair in which he sat with a thoughtful look in his dark-blue eyes
Why yes of course1 By all means Eugene Carthon and his sister looked
eagerly at the handsome blonde in front of them
Tboy had been talking -aboutmdashthe-No^vOjrleansJExposit i^nwhichall hail visited the winter before and naturally their conversation had drifted into pershysonal reminiscences and criticisms on the ways and manners ofthe people of that beautiful Southern citv
Did you really have an adventure asked Nell eyeing hiuv qucstioningly from under her long dark lashes They had intended to meet in the Crescent City but through some misunderstandshying the Carthon family had missed him Nell had always felt a little agshygrieved over this just as if John had
really been to blame in the matter and an allusion to their sojourn in the bullSouth brought back that vague feeling of disappointment which had mingled itself with all her enjoyments while there
Not that she cared tiny tiling for J o h n Bright Oh no not even to hershyself did she ever admit that But then he was Eugenes most intimate friend and he was such a bright companionshyable fellow how could she help liking him a little mdash-just for Eugenes sake you know She sincerely believed that it was her love for her brother that made her so solicitous always for his ftnendjjj^miLfxuit--araquo-d-^o ftlaquo-iou-s-to-make him always feel at home and thoroughly welcome in her fathers house __ _And if women vvill deceive themselves so ingeniously in these lixtle matters no one can blame them The reality seems all the prett ier when they surshyprise themselves into the admission one day that brotherly love is notsuch a powerful motor after all
Well go on with your s tory said Eugene lighting a cigarette with his sister s permission and pufling away expectantly bullbullIll bege t t ing drowsy presently if you don t wake me up with your thrilling episode mdash-Well-mdashJohn twirled his blonde
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mustache reflectively ignoring the last remarkmdashI was walking down Canal street one afternoon wheu it began to rainmdash
Remarkable when it was in the ra iny season interrupted Eugene who seemed determined not to be led into thinking his friend had met with any extraordinary adventure
Eugene do hush Nell said imshyploringly but J o h n did not seem to mind his friends quizzing in the least
As I said L-was walking down Canal -street^-when 4t began to rain not violently but enough to make a manfeel uncomfortable and the feathshyers on a womans bonnet limp Fortshyunately I had an umbrella which of
bullbullcourseI immediately raised J u s t as I did so a young lady came out of one of the large dry-goods stores behind me She stood irresolute for a moment as though nonplussed by the rain yet an evident anxiet)- possessing her to reach the car
r ^ s t a n f l y _ l found myself in a Strange dilemma Wha t should I do There was a young lady delicate and beautiful richly att ired in garments which the rain would certainly dam-ago without the slightest protection from the elements while I not three feet distant was possessed of an umshybrella large enough to shelter two I t seemed like a piece of irapertinenc yet on the impulse of tho momeirfT I mustered all my gallantrv^rtfof step-ping forward of feredjo^escor t her to bullthe-carmdash~mdash~~~^
hesitation in exposing herself to the disastrous effects of the ra in
At this juncture Nell curled up on one end of the sofa with her Kensingshyton in her lap looked very grave She could not quite approve or handsome blonde strangers ottering umbrellas to unknown ladies It might have been the extreme loveliness of the Creole belle which made the offense so henious in her eyes but she would have been shocked had you suggested such a thing
When we reached the corner there was no car John continued Being in Mardigras time there was always more or less delay When the car did arrive it was so crowded there was not a foothold The next and next proved to be the same Unconsciously we walked on the young lady by almost imperceptible guidance directing our footsteps We walked along the Rue Royal quite into the heart of the old French town the young lady scarcely seeming aware of the fact that we had traversed so many blocks I was too delighted with her bright conversation and naivete to wish to undeceive her and so we walked along until she stopped suddenly in front of one of those gloomy French houses so dreary in exterior appearance but often beaushytiful and gay within A high wall surshyrounded the dwelling surmounted by nails driven in so that the points proshyjected upward a sure safeguard against marauders As usual a high balcony graced the front of the house From the gatemdasha massive iron-barred onemdasha stone pave led up to the old-fash ionod door
I feel very grateful she said liftshying her big eyes to mine with a shadow of timidity in their depths which made them all the lovlier and she hesitated a little I know my father would wish to thank you also ifmdashifmdashmdash
If yoil only knew whom to thank I added with u conscious shame at my own lack of courtes Now I don t know what deviltry prompted me to the action but instead of handing her my own c a r d 1 gave her one of Frank i_litU_s-a youu-g fellmv rooming -vy-rtrr m e a t t h e S t C h a r l e s a d n i m m e r for a large hat firm in Detroit His name graced the card in -full arid also Tre-moine amp Leeman the name of the firm he was connected with It was a foolshyish thing to do yet I never expected tolt see the young lady again and I supshypose it occurred to me that it would be a good joke on Smith
To my great astonishment she recshyognized the first name
You must come ill and see my father she said Mr Tremoine is an old friend of ours and he will be so delighted to see you
in to what kind of a scrape had I gotten myself I declined as courteous-ly as possible and tried to hasten away but just then an old gentleman appeared at the door in answer to our r ing at the gate for as you rememshyber in New Orleans most of the bells are on the front gate
In a few words the young lady exshyplained the situation With a true Southern hospitality he invited me to enter thanking me in most voluble terms for my kindness to his daughshyter Seeing I ^vould ofiend by not acshycepting their invitation I stepped in with them As usual hi these FrenciiJJ bourses nieTfaTl led into a little barren-looking court From this however wltraquo tgtntraquonntmdashixiiomdashawmdashapartmuu-t febrtt
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at the bullbullveral unplic^ mdashIfief fffeie r
was elegantly furnished A servant took ra-y -umbrella and
hat and the old gentleman pushed forshyward a handsome easy-chair for me seating himself near me The young lady disappeared reappearing in a litshytle while in a charming dinner-dress of garnet satin
I confess I was a little dazed by the sudden turn affairs had taken and the tete-a-tete with the gentleman whose name I ascertained to be De Chartre was not embarrassing for he asked mc a score of quootionj about Detioit and the people there all of which I never having been in that city was obliged to answer at random or from vague reminiscences of what Smith had told me casually
I tried in vain to turn the subject and had almost given myself up to desshyperate fibbing when 1 chanced to pershyceive that a piano was behind me During a momentary lull in the convershysation in which De Chartre was probshyably trying to reconcile my rambling information with his own knowledge amLejm^ctures I - turned- to- the y o u n g lady requesting some music
To my relief she consented immeshydiately thus saving her father from any further surprises in the way of chaotic guessing on my part She sang and played quite prettily and I found myself even more prepossessed than I had been at first
After she had played several songs I arose to go but as I did so dinner was announced and I was urgently
invltcd~by them uoth to remain Again I saw that to refuse would be tp offend so in order to preserve Smiths re tion from further damage I aecep ted resolving that I would e x W t m y talents to tile utmost i n j j e r n g entertaining You see I wantea them to speak a good w p r d ^ i o r Smith if ever they
chance to communicate with is Tremoine whom 1 heartily wished
at the bottom of the sea Tho dinner was served in good
style and quite enjoyed by Smith who was sometimes r a the r dilatory in re-
bullTo mygttirpri80 and I must say pleasure she accepted gratefully and we walked to the next corner to meet t i n olaquor I noted then tho extreme kwdfoess of her beauty which was of ltfbe pore Creole type and the mafvel-oflf taish of her toilet which showed in
sponding to his name but who manshyaged Jo keep the upper hand in the conversation not allowing the old genshytleman a single gap in which to insert bis inquiries about Detroit and the Tre-
AfHf dinner we adjonfMd to the
for a smoky in which I declined to kiin him
The rain which had been mild at first now turned into a raging torrent I t beat savagely against the windows and the wind swept mournfully through the court Now and then it crept unshyder the doors and into the room bringshying a faint Ncont of the orange-blooms that were being swept fromjtheir stems on the bending trees without But the inclemency of the weather outside only made the comfort and brightness of the apar tment seem more perfect
With such a charming hostess the moments sped swiftly I became more and more enthralled with her dark eyes and her gracidus manners so typical of the grace which has made the Creole women celebrated Besides the novelty of the situation made it seem tenfold more attractive Jt began to tremble vaguely for Smiths peace of mind It would be superhuman for a man to reshysist the fnscinaten of the lovely creole I don t know to what length 1 might have committed myself had not the door opened and Monsieur De Chartre once more appeared upon the scent As it was I think he surprised me sayshying some foolishly tender things to his daughter
I looked t my watch A Hush of shame crept over me It was past ten oclock I fell that I had infringed on the hospitality extended to me I beshygan to apologize but Monsieur De Chartre stopped me
My dear sir he said cordially you can not go out in such a storm I will not permit it- My home is large We have anipie accommodations Ke-main with us to -n igh t
I hesitated a moment the rain beating on the window-pane seemed dismal enough Besides I was in a part of the city with which I was unshyfamiliar I might lose my way and wander about those narrow streets for hours and then blood-curdling tales came back to me of strangers who had been robbed and half murdered in those dark thoroughfares I had a valuable watchzainiiciEagn^agd^ qiTrteasuTrr-of o n o n e y a b o u t m e r w b i e b I-wonldmdashnot care to lose I confess the idea of ventur ing out into that pitiless storm in the heart of the high-walled mysteshyrious French town unprotected by a weapon of any sort rather dismayed me Yet I remembered that I had made arrangements to leave the city in the morning and I intimated as much to Monsieur De Chartre
That will not incommode us at all he said politely I will leave word with one of theservants to unlatch the door and gate at live oclock You can rise then and leave the house at your pleasure If you desire a cup of coffee Jacques will have it ready for you
I thanked him sincerely I could not feel grateful enough for such a warm and cordial hospitality I t is true indeed that these Southerners have the kindest and most hospitable hearts in the world An old and valued friend of the family could scarcely have been treated more kindly than I a complete stranger save for the slight stamp of genuineness which Tremoine amp Leeshyman gave me in this most elegant and beautiful home every part of which betokened the wealth and position of the o wner ___
37few moments later Jacques came
mdash With a
to show me to my room With a lingshyering glance I bade the young lady good-night It seemed to me that her beautiful eyes were filled with a ^ h u d -ow of regret for our brief acquaintance Her father followed me to the court without after giving me several messhysages for Mr Tremoine and other friends in Detroit all of which I promshyised to carry faithfully Then with a courtly good-night he intrusted mo to the care of the waiting African attendshyant
My apartment was handsomely furshynished in keeping W th thft rest nf thn housemdashIt was apparently a back room connecting with one in front of the house b y l i e a v y folding doors across which a rich crimson portiere fell
Jacques brought me a pitcher of fresh water and some clean towels and then mumbling something in his uninshytelligible crude French bowed himself out
I examined the room carefully locked all the doors except the folding one which I found fastened on the^ other side and went to sleep thinking what a capital joke this was on Smith
-who-wus-Ai-adottbtedrv-repostng- beautishyfully in room 105 at the St Charles unconscious of the strange escapade I had gotten him into I resolved to write to the young lady as soon as I left the city informing her of ray little deception and introducing the original Smith whom I was quite sure would-^ltrade-1 h l s c igare t temdashI awoke fall head over ears in love with^hef at sight Poor Smith I was j t t s tmapp ing put his future most^beautifully when Morpheus seizeji^ne and carried me off into ArpAmUCnti _
ut midnight I was awakened by slight noise in the roonrr I listened
but all was as still as death Apparshyently the whole household had fallea into slumber I attributed the souud to my own imagination and was about to compose myself to slumber when a cold chill crept over me I was sensishyble of a near presence The room was intensely dark and I could see nothing Neither could my faculties which were now thoroughly acute perceive the slightest movement or soundmdashYet my blood ran cold with the premonition of evil I could feel a cold sweat breakshying out all over memdashthe chill crept to the very roots of my hair
With a sudden bound I leaped from the bed The matches were on a table near I struck one and looked around half expecting to see some uncanny
lamp and examined the apar tment carefully but alt was as secure as when I retired
With an impatient condemnation of my weakness I went to bed again leaving the lamp burning i laquo w As I am no believer in haunted houses and my digestion is unusually good I soon sank into a deep slumber
About two hours later however I was again awakened by that mysterious sensation Again the cold chills beshytokening some evil unknown presence crept over me A terrible presentiment took possession of me I dared not move for a second My knees t remshybled the cold drops of moisture stood on my brow What could it bemdashthis awful presence that seemed to lay cold fingers upon me in the darkness and wake me from my sleep I lay there shivering as though chilled by some actual icy touch for a moment then my healthy vigorous physique reasshyserted itself I was no coward even to myself I rose stealthily and crept to the light turning the full blaze on sudshydenly
A change in the room startled nie The heavy portiere was thrown aside the folding-doors stood wide open Resolved to penetrate this mystery I stepped into the other room
A cry of horror escaped me as I did so 1 stood in the middle of the floor petrified the very blood freezing in my veins There on the bed lay a man with his throat gashed from ear to ear the red blood oozing slowly upon the white counterpane and the rich carpet beneath His wide eyes were upturned to the ceiling his white face transfixed with the death agony
For a second I stood there as if frozen to the spot my senses reeling my hands clinched i n a sudden agony of mortal terror then like a flash of lightning tha t ruth swept over me A terrible crime had been committed The responsibility was to be laid on me in the morn ing the police would come to arrest me What vestige of power would I have to disprove it
mdashEsther Dow of Decrf ioldN H who recently died aged eighty-eight years had never ill her life seen a railshyway train and for years had not been off her farmmdashBoston Journal
mdashPeter M Arthur chief eng inee ro f the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enshygineers the best-paid body of skilled artisans in the United States is an American of Scotch-Irish extraction He is fifty-five yars old and has been chief for ten yearsmdashChicago Inter Ocean
mdashMr J C Tipton is the most jourshynalistic journalist in the State He is editor of the Newton Enterprise owns a half interest in the Lincoln Press has bought out the Dallas Current and inshytends to start at an early date a paper at WilkesboromdashCltarlotte (N C) Chronicle
mdashRubinstein the celebrated Russian pianist wiio visited this country a few years ago has been offered $100-000 for a series of one hundred conshycerts in the United States but ho says he suffered so excessively from seashysickness that he will never consent to cross the Atlantic again
mdashA London dispatch says the Prinshycess Clementina the youngest daughshyter of the King of tire Belgians who will be fourteen years old July 30 next has been selected as the bride of Prince Albert Victor eldest son of the Prince of Wales now twenty-two years old The Princess is being educated as a Protestant
mdashThe story is told of John Bright that he said to a lady who spoke cora-plainingly of Mr Gladstone Have your children ever seen Mr Gladstone m a d a m N o said the lady won-deringly T h e n said the great Englishmen of the people I should advise you to improve the earliest opshyportunity to show them the greatest man that England has ever produced
mdashA New York paper says Teemer the Pit tsburgh oarsman has a backer worth many thousands of dollars who
xftricfc^uneTgy born I rrcrer hi si fates to piit ujT^ThirTunTIs of desperation- I-went to my room and dressed myself leaving not the slightshyest tracetof my presence there Assurshying niysdlf that not a card or a slip of paper was left as a clew to my identity I took mv boots in my hand and crept noiselessfy down the stairway
When I reached the door bejond the court I shrank back in dismav I had forgotten it would be locked and barred I entered the apar tment wThere 1 had been entertained the night before hoping to find a window unbolted To my surprise I heard voices and pershyceived a light emanat ing from the room adjoining The door between was slightly ajar I walked breathshylessly across the room and peeped through the crevice
Horrors of horrors What did I see there The tine courtly old gentleshyman of the night before seated at a faro table surrounded by a motley crowd and my fine young lady the brilliant sweet-voiced enchantress of the dinner table dealing out faro blanks opposite
I t was enough I turned away ealizing that I was in New Orleans l ad gotten into one of the worst dens
of tiHi-F_rencli c i t y r - and the beuutiful-creole was probably one of the notorshyious charac te rs^ had so often read of
No wonder my blood ran cold What if I could not escape These were desperate characters with whojai I could nolt cope The outlook was terrifying i
I tried each window cautiously They all resisted my efforts to raise them all but the lastmdashthat yielded a little I s truggled mightily with the strength of despair In doing so my hand touched a spring which I had not perceived before In an instant the window was pushed up noiselessly and withmdasha stealthy bound I leaped through landing unhur t on the ground a few feet below
John stopped in his narrat ive and lit the cigarette Eugene had handed him a little while before
What did you d o Eugene was impatient of the delay He leaned forshyward anxiously His own cigarette had gone out He had forgotten it in his absorbing interest
Ycs wha t did you d o Nell reshypeated the question with a terrible anxiety in her brown eyes Her Ken-sington lay-unblaquoe4copyd-oii~the-rtoor her elbows rested on her knees one hand support ing her dimpled eager face Her breath came short and fast She awaited the sequel with sympathizing anxious eyes
jWftvmdashJohn gave an energetic
Eugene sank back in his chair and Nell collapsed physically and mentally picking up her work with a disgusted air
Sold bdquobxJjieJljexclaimed_Euj5ene after a pause looking admiringly at his friend pound I t is the best sell of the season
Oh you horrible wre tch cried Nell when she recovered her breath and so it was all a d r e a m
Y e s answered John coldly raquo1 awoke in room 105 a t the St Charles with Smith asking me if I mistook him7
for a brick wall or a lamppost t h a t l was pounding him so v igorous ly ^
Nell did not seem to care much for t h a sell SQ long as the beautiful creole had proved a myth The story had awakened her consciousness a little and she seemed a little shyer of J o h n for several days afterwards But I am happy to say that she was a sensible girl and when J o h n asked her - ifmdashshe-only loved himfor Eugene sake1 she answered candidly a N o Thus
lthape itjMi w l l l O i qfrmn pad attaak]ca^e the sequel to Johns Story1mdash JM| M(ftfttotlaquoraquotapty IflMfat Xew Qrltm Times-Democrat
PERSONAL AND LITERARY
wheu anybody challenges Teemer ItT is not generally known that this backshyer is a lady Such is the case howshyever She is the widow of a well-known saloon-keeper of Pit tsburgh who died a year or two ago leaving her a big fortune
mdashSam Small has given $140 for tho beserit of an Atlanta (Ga) Mission Sunday-school He writes I hope it will do away with the necessity of an entertainments for I do not believe these means of gett ing money for the Lord s work are either to his honor or glory Try to avoid all sRch schemes Let the people give what they will Kit please don t barter them any thing for the Lord s sakemdashChicago Tribune
HUMOROUS
mdash Red Cloud the Indian chief spoke at Vassar College the other day and made quite a sensation Any thing red is in the height of fashion this seashyson mdashLowell Citizni bull
mdashMothermdashDid you steal the cake Johnn i e JohnniemdashNo ma am Did I Maudie Maudie (whogot a piece of the cake)mdashgtio deed mamma I saw him dkh t^ tF mdash Tid-Bits
mdashA little girl was sitting at a table opposite a gentleman with a waxed moustache After gazing at him for several moments she exclaimed jL^MyJdtty hasgot-sm^l lers too
mdash Ma did that comedy you saw last night make all the folks cry Why no my dear I never laughed so much in all my life Well pa told Mr Jones every body in the theater s a t i n tiersmdashBoston Budget
mdashA colored man went into a Galvesshyton newspaper office and wanted to subscribe to the paper How long do you want i t asked the jde rk Jea as long as it is boss If i t dbiTt fit de
-off myself mdashTexas Siftings
mdashA New York stone-cutter received the following epitaph from a German to be cut upon the tombstone of his wife Mine vife Susan is dead Ii she had lived till Friday shed been dead shust two veeks As a tree falls so must it s tand mdash^V Y Journal
mdashA young society lady asked Gus Snobberly a New York dude W h a t has become of your dog Mr Snobber-lv I have disowned him ye know He-barked-at a Bwitis fwend of mrng and I disowned him on the spot He is no longer a d a w g of mine mdashBoston Record
mdashShemdashSee here conductor Stop that young man going out there He insulted meV HemdashWhy Madam what did he say ShemdashHe called me a pret ty dearmdash^the wretch HemdashWell well that was wrong wasn t it But he couldn t have mean t i tmdashChicago Ranfbler
mdashGentmdashYou havf rso ldme thrcstick as genuine ivory while it is only imitashytion I therefore ask you to take it back TradesmanmdashWhat are yon th inking of I t is not my fault I g e t my iyory direct from Ceylon It has come to something if elephants are beshyginning to wear false teethmdashFUd-gende Blatter
mdashAt the dinner-table 4Como docshytor you are very skillful I will give y o u the honor of carving^ With pleasure m a d a m And immediately the doctor begins his task He is very absent-minded and when he has finally made a deep cut in the leg of mutton he stops takes a roll of linen ancf some lint out of his pocket and carefully bandages the wound Then after reshygarding it critically he remarks with professional gravi ty while the guest are stupefied with astonishment There with rest and good care t h a i is Mtktyto ter-^K
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HOWELL COMMENTS from the Republican
Onu Stair of this office has decided to start a paper at Colbma Berrin bounty for which place he leaves toshymorrow An outfit which he has bad in surage nearly a year will be used in the publication of his new paper
Several creditors of McLan amp Wilshyson and their sub-contractor H S Haywood gave their accounts to Corshyson amp Harger tor collection Being unable to get anything from McCrack-en amp Co oY from McLane amp Wilson the T A A amp N M company was sued in the late circuit eourt The case was tried by jury and resulted in a verdict of $52776 for the plainteftV I t was beld that a railroad company is responsible for all labor claims against its construction department or its conshytractors _
The number of persons prosecuted in this county by the prosecuting atshytorney Fred H Warren during the year 1885 was 62 One was charged with adultery 1 with assault and batshytery one with assault with intent to commit the crime of rape 1 with bigashymy 1 with breaking and entering 4welling house in the daytime 1 with defacing monument 6 with disturbing Jrablicmeeting 3 with drunkenness 4 with drunk and disorderly 7 disshyorderlypersons 1 with disposing of chattle mortgage property 1 with Embezzlement 1 with highway robshybery 3 with larceny more than $25 8 with larceny less than $25
Frwa-fhe Democrat -Thirty-two persons are reported as
being converted at the special meetshyings held in the Man school house at West Howell
The school at the six corners (Flemshying) has been closed on account of diptheria which has broken out in the family ot Samuel Stewart
Members of the family of Mr JtoiWstoft were made very sick last week rjy dririfcing butter milk that had stood iii a tin vessel The tin had made it poisonous
One hundred men are engaged in ballasting the new railroad between Hamburg and Hewelk Another body of men are at work between Byron and Howell It is expected the road will be ballasted in a monthso as to admit
-of the running ot regular trains
with well established merit and such as are popular Having the agency for the celebrated Dr Kings New Disshycovery for consumption colds and coughs will sell it on a positive guarshyantee It will surely cure any and every affection of throat luraquogs or cbe9t and m order to prove our claim we ask you to call and get a Trial Bottle Free
Wonderful Cores W D Hoyt amp Co Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome Ora say We have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters aiid Bucklens Arnica Salve for two years have nevor handled remedies that sell as well or give snch universal satisshyfaction There have been wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by useof a few bottles of DrKinds New Discovery taken in connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee them always Sold by Jerome Winchell
Bucklens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world tor cuts
bruises sores ulcers salt rheum feshyver sores cetter uhapped hand- chilshyblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles-or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refundshyed Price 25 cents per box
For sale at Winchelis Drugs tore
Wests Cough Syrup cures whoopshying-cough asthma bronchits conshysumption auu all throat and lung difficulties 25c 50c and $100 All druggists
Delicate temales old people and children are always pleased with Wests Liver Pills Mild etfective and theyalvvayscure 30sugar coated piLli_25c AH druggists
Why will yoji suiFiir_when onebnttle^
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SHREWD BUYER Will buy where can get the mot
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OUR STOCK consists of all the most standard and
popular remedies as well as all the latest medicines known
to the drug trade
of Wests Worlds Wonder will relieve and two or three bottles cure an case of rheumatism 25 and 50c Your druggist sells it
Wests Pain King should be kept in every house for sudden attacks of cramps colic painters colic cholera morbus flux ana dysentery Only 25c All druggjsts
Any case of lame back cured 1 v a tpw applications of Wests Worlds WTonder also cures sprains bruises cuts and burns Cheapest and best All druggists
Wests Liver Pills-geuuine wrapped in bluemdashthe standard remedy tor liver complaint dyspepsia indigestion and sick headache Ail druggists
Wests Pain King-the household remedy Always useful Never fails to cure cholera morbus pains in stcmach or bowels cramp colic chills or summer complaints 25c All drugshygists
Wests Worlds Winder or Family Liniment a superior remedy tor neuralgia rheumatism lame bank
FOWLERVILLE SAYINGS From the Kevlew
Mr G- M Crawford who wer to Ann Arbor a few weeks since to have a cancer removed from his face returnshyed last week The operation was suc-cesstully preformed and he is now
_ slowly recovering
At tbe alarm of fire on Monday mgMjLfew men undertook to run the hook and ladder wagon out of the corporation cow shed but it collided with the corporation road scraper and refused to budge Comment is unshynecessary
Henry 0 Cabbott of Williamston wns run over by a freight train on the
mdashD L- amp N railroad aboutmdashone mile east of that place while in a fetate of intoxication on Saturday morning and instantly killed He was well known m this vicinity having taught music w this village more or less for the past few years and has played for dances quite frequently in the ^country He had started from Williamston to go to the home of his parents who live about two miles this side7 of that place and in all probability become tired and stupid set down upon the track to rest with the abore fatal result He was
about 30 Wars old and had considerable musicaJgtabiHty but was strongly adshydicted to the terrible habit which ruin-
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ed his life anaY caused his death And still the business continues on And on
some freshvictim each day stepping in to fill the place of the one removed by death
sprains bruises cuts burns or wounds Cheaper goes further lasts longer than any other All druggists
Purify your blood regulate your liver and digestive organs before the heat of summer and thus save a doctors bill by the timely use of Wests Liver Pills AH druggists
IMPORTANT When yon visit or leave New York Citr SATP
baggage expressage and carriage hire ana stop at tde Grand Union Ilutel opposite Grand Central Depot
Movant rooms fitted up at a C09t ofYme mil lion dollars reduced to $1 and upward per day European plan Elevutor Restaurant supshyplied with the bout llorse cars Btatrrs and ele-vatect railroad to all depotsmdashFamilies canllvc ht-ter for less money at th Grarfd Union Hotel tnan at any other flrst-claSs hotel in thecity
Legal
If yon dont you ought to kuew that we carry a full line of
TOILET A R T I C L E S Some fine Scripture Cards French
Tissue Paper etc
CARRIAGE WORKS = We wish to invite attention to the
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Dont talk about CIGARS until you have tried the boss Cigara of the town namely
THE NIGHT HAWK WE WILL-SELL YOU
The Earth for 5 cts 3TIf you dont believe it call and aee
A FINE LINE OF CANDIES-mdash A T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
In WALL PAPER we have the finshyest line in town Call and see our Silk Papers They are fine
GROCERIES Stock is complete and prices to meet
the times A ubinu cup amp saucer and phite Kiven to every purchaser of one lb Butterfly Raking Powder
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MONEYl IMPORTED CATTLE
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ORDER OF PUBLIC MION State of Michishygan Seventh judicial Circuit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston An chancery at Howell on thlaquo twenty-third dfly of March A D I860 ALBUBTA L J ONES 1
Complainant I vs y
ALFRED F JONES ljpfsndant j
Upon due-proof by affidavit that Alfred F Jonvs the defendant in above entitled cause reshysides outof the State oLMichigampn andio-the-Tex-rttdry of New Mexico on motion of Hoi 1 in H
Person Solicitor of Complainant it is ordered that the defendant do appear and answer the bill of complaint riled in this cause within rive months from the date of this arder else the said bill rraquof complaint shtfll ha taken as confessed and it is further ordered that this order be published withshyin twenty days from the date hereof jn thePinck-ney DISPATCH a newspaper printed in the County of Livingston and be published therein once in each week for six weeks in succession such pubshylication however shall not be necessary in case acopv of this order be served on defendant pershysonally at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for his appearance
W P VAXWIKKLI Circuit Court Commissioner
RoLLt H PERSON Solicitor for Complainant (Ilw7)
0KDEI1 OK PUBLICATION State of Jchi-sran Seventh luoiciai Circnit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit ciuurt for the County of Livingston in chancery at Howell on trie loth day of March A D 1886 HATTIS H STEELK )
Complainant I vs V
WTLUAMW STLE I Defendant j
On reading and filing dnlaquo proof bv affldavi thai tbe said defendant William W Steele dlaquopartlaquod from his last k no wu place of n and that bis present place of residence carnot b ascertained on motion of Edward 0 Ejrfbler licitor for the somplainant it is ordered thartaid defendant William W Steele atinsatand anshyswer the bill of complaint filedJaHraTd cause withshyin five months from the data-pTthis order and in default thereof that said bUraf complaint be takshyen aa confessedgty said William W Steele It ia farther ordered that tbft order be published once in each we k fornix successive weeks in the
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Book now open for a limited numshyber of LOWS Terms $5 and $8 cash IWd won the highest premiums asninst ali Applv now of
R C AULD Pinckney Examine ptuuuoti alter my Bulla
in the n^ighiiorhood and believe your own eves
ATTENTION FARMERS
JAS JACKSON of Unadilla handles the
Walter A Wood Bindshyers Reapers and
Mowers THOMAS HAY RAKE amp TEDDER
CULTIVATORS DRAGS Buggies and Wagpns
And Farming Tools of allJdnds
E8P0n exhibition at ^ykes amp Sons Pinckney add at Sjterckbridge
NEW CARRIAGE SPRING -Manufactured by themdash mdash
D E T R O I T S P R I N G amp S T E E L W O R K S FROM CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL
The same being a long spring so constructed as to not crowd on t^ie reteb Tbe above with the WILSON SPRING are our specialties laquond will
be ot superior finish and fully warranted Special jobs of any kind built to order
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WITH A STRIUQ
a Pramlalav Boy Baatored Happiness to raquo Suffering Women
She wa a woman apparently fifty s fears olltt plainly dressed and she sal
in a dooajfay on Monroe avenue with tears in her eyes and a mad look on ker face By and by a boy who was hanging around there asked if she was crying because she ad lost her husshyband-
Now If it was only that I should be a happy woman she replied
Have yer broklaquo yer leg or lost money in a busted bank or come to town for a divorce he continued
bullNaw The trouble is that Ive got bullan old tooth here which has been trying to jump out of my head for a week Ive been here three times to have it out but I dasnt go up-stars to the dentist
bullI kin imagine your feelins maam Ive bin right there myself Lets see the tooth
She opened her mouth very wide and 1str peeked and peered and finally Blmdashd his dirty finger on the identical
1s it a stiddy ache maam Yes purty stiddy Kinder loose aint itP Yes bullbullYou dont want the dentist to pick
up a- bowie knife and jab the gum around the root-grab for a chisel and
- pareaway at a prongmdashclap on his old pinchers and jerk the top of your head over the roof Madam are my surshymises correct
Mercy but donI talk Jhat way Im all in a chill shegasped
Say he whispered as he pulled a oord fromhis pocket and made a slip-nopse lemme try at itmdashril pull as soft as lasses and if it hurts you can catch hold of the stvinof
It took five minutes to coax her into it but at last the noose was slipped over and drawn tight She was on the fourth stairmdashhe on the seednd
Now open your mouth as big as a bucket shet your eyes and think of sweet cake he sard as all was ready
She obeyed Next moment he jumped backwards oft the stair-mdashthere was a yellmdasha gaspmdash whoop and he held the tooth up and cried out
Here she ismdashbehold the remains She rose up spat out the blood cried
a little and then suddenly rushed tor the boy and pinned him fas to the wall and kissed him toity-soven timos on the chin twenty-four times on the point of the nose and eighteen times on the right ear Then she forced a half dolshylar futo his paw grubbed the string aud thetouth and skipped out the doorway with the joyful exclamation
O you dear good angelic boy I harenlrijeFnr^ohappyfbTTwen y- a even lomg yampmnmdashDetroit Free Press
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CAPE COD
a sort ol a compromise between a curshyrant and a buck-shot being a little more acid than the former and a good deal harder than the latter A great many physicians practice medicine and raise cranberries at the same time I will not say why this is as I was a guest of a doctor whle there on a visit I was lately offered some land on the Cape for one cent per aero bnt before I had an opportunity to clinch the barshygain I received another offer one cent less which had the effect of restraining me from acquiring any Cape Cod prop-art If it gets lower I may take up a lew acres at some future time
GAMBLERS4 TRICKS
tiothee I Haroat yo got a cigar for me No cigar No ohewiag tobacco witherP No cheering lobaooo Thee Heaves gimmm j o v
fraquoaphMmdash TvtM SiUngt
AmdashGeogriphlflalmdashMalformation Special ly Adapted for a Mod -m 8ujiraquor Refinery
It is not known exactly whe discovshyered this geo^rapheal malformation so that the bfamc can be laid at no ones
gt door So the discovery has come to be regarded more as a general misfortune than a crime mdashIt is not my purpose to describe the cape with a view to boomshying it as a summer resort for in spite
_mdashof the fact that I am a humorist by necessity 1 have still a leavening of humanity in my composition which hinders from driving the good public into trouble and discomfort I have heard vague rumors concerning the exshyistence of a hotter locality but they are not mentioned in any standard work on the division of the eftfths surface I have no inclination to trample upon the
k proyinee^of historians and naturalists bull^bull^bullytelling how the ferocious cod-fish is - Fronted and slain -in his native-jtrngiear
by eager sportsmen nor do I wish to explain how the chipper smoked hershyring is snared The one idea waich compels me to write of this Sahara anshynex is its wonderful growth of sand If there is any one thing for which the whole country can look to Cape Cod it is sand We often hear that such and such a man has no sand This shows conclusively that he owns no property on the Cape Thereis only one thing
ftjbaf can approach- CapeJ2odf as a pro-cfoocr of sand and this honor statistics yield to the^eaity strawberry A gen-tleman-wlio owns an extensive sand
^ptrsturage there assured me a few days ago that it needed no cultivation and
Would grow perfectly wild in fact that the leas cultivation it received the bot-ter it seemed to thrive lie also assured
Tha Sharper4 Novel W a y e f Entrapping Vi suspecting- Countrymen
bullbull I have found honesty to be the best policy and have gone into a legitimate business the boss crook remarked
What is that the reporter asked having missed the crook from his usual hannts
Teaching the innocent rustic and the unsophisticated suburban I avershyage one scholar a day and the scheme pays very well I struck the racket last winter and have found it a picnic How do 1 work it I put a card in lifty country papers
PORTUNK MATKmdashfiamblers tricks ex rosed Marked card loraquodeltl d e e bups and putept boxesfor gtraquoe with instructions Lessons at reasormble ratoa Address mdash - Bowery
The rustic seos this and in the same paper reads of a man winning twenty-tive thousand dollars at faro He writes me and I send him a price list It is the same as that used by regular dealers in gambling goods only about fifty per cent higher If the fellow wants to miy I sell and make a decent profit But what catches is a notice at the end
aving beeir~~aprofesslonat gambler twenty years I am familiar with every triok of the tra4andgUivran4ee-to4nake any novice proficient in three lessons and skillful enough to meet any blackshyleg on equal terms Terms one dollar a lesson of one hour
The chump reads thatand comes on and calls 1 have a deal with ihe landlord of the hotel and receive my pupil in the private parlor The best racket is to teach him to work loaded dice or marked cards In an hour hes got the hang of it but of course is very clumsy We go down to the barshyroom and throw for drinks My pal comes up to the bar and looks interestshyed in the game He asks us to let him in I f-ay certainly and give my bnoolio friend the wink My pal then loses two or three rounds and wants to throw a quarter a head We accede Fal loses the rustic beats him but I w n After a few throws I pull my watch out and plead an engagement and ( ret oiitv As I leave I whimper to the counlry_niiin_ that ho has a picnic and to work the fellow for all hes worth I then skip The game continues and in fifteen minutes ray pupil is cleaned out If ] he kick my pal suddenly-picks upmdasha-j
raquoA worthy tanner and hiraquo family of this eeuaty have boa attending the night serrleos of a protracted religion
at a ohoroh in the country they weald walk and
they woo Id ride the die-being about one mile and a halt
After the service was over the other night the gentleman wife and two bullnaghters walked home and just beshyfore goiag to bed the absent-mind
lily happened to think that the and horse had been left at the
ebnrek The gentlemen walked hack to the church and fonnd his horse hHehW whore he had left kunmdashMari-
mdashThe Turfcioh sohttats are armol with what U probably the Inest milishytary rifle m the worldmdashthe Peabodjr Bartiui-Hcnri and manufactured in this rvraquooraquotrjr
WHIPS WHIPS 50 DOZEN
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ltmdashAn accomplished Bridgeport lady who recently made some extra-niee Charlotte Ruse d d not discover until it had been eaten with great approval by her discriminating friendi that in-strad of sherry wine she had nsed a bottle of cough mix ure in comshypounding the confection There has not Ixgten a cough or swe threat in thai vicinity since mdash Bridgeport (On) gtlanUlttrd
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FIVE DOLLAR BONE WHIP
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loaded dice and stats a row Jf the man isnt a fighter my pal hits him on the nbse If he i-j we call in the jraultr and bounce him for a blacklegr You oan bet he never comes back and he doesnt complain to the police Even If he did wed bdquohave the dead-wood on him a4 could easily prove that he rung In loaded dice on ug The rackets
same with
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Mannal of Etiqiirtie for ladlei and SlaquoatWaMlaquo bull fnlJe to pollteneu and (wd brelaquodlof firiaj llMraiaaaf modern ctlqnetta tfl all occuionlt
The StandaH Letter Writer fee Ladfca aad OeDtlnmen a oompleta galte to eorranpoademaa gfrteg ylaln dlreotiom fttr^teio eonio_raquojJUIon titlnmt afaiaii Had lih Innumerable fonni aiiJ oxirnplei
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Ingenious but doesnt the landlord
bullbull Na-o Dont you see we divy up -ticoording to how good the horel is we yield fromfifteen to forty per ceuL Why Id pay serenty per cent if I could work m first-olass hotelmdashA Y 8imr
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bull
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It U a remarkable geographical fact that while all the groups of mountains of the Atlantic slope north of the Delshyaware breasWatcr are liberally supshyplied with pretty lakes large and small increasing in size northward to the chain of the great lakes there is not a lake large or small in any of the groups of mount a ns south of the Delshyaware BroakwaUr down to where the AppTktrvohian chain hielts away in the northern hills of Alabama and Mississhysippi And theae mountains of Wayne aad Pike aad the snrroundin counties
me that he never felt the least anxiety about frost or drought It has been asshyserted that the product is indigenous but reports having got abroad that an early Governor of Massachusetts first brought it over deteobivos were set at work to investigate the allegations and tithe present time claim to possess aeveral Valuable dews which seriously implicate persons in high poaitiona
The ohief product next to sand in which Gape Cod excels is the eran berry
A jtaratSlr
CaJled Back A Nort) By Hob Cwwv Mtke bullf Dark Davraquoeto
At the Worlds Mercy A Karal 1raquo n m i l Warden anchor or bull The HOUM OO the Marsh at Draquork Day a A Novel Bj Bugh C s i t u sattav
of Called Back etc ^ -Tke Mystery or tke IIoily Tree
the author of Dora Thoraa Toe Presea Deep A Korel By WWtia CalUw
author of The Womaa In White etc Ked Court F e r n A Novel Bj Mrs Bsary Was)
author of Kast Lynne etc Berk to the Old Home A horai By Man Caafl
Hat author of Hidden Ptritraquo etc Johe Rosrerhanka Wife A Karat By M M
Muloci author o f John Halitaz CtaatUBaa ass Anae A Novel By lira Henry Wood Mtfeaf st East Lynne
AraoaBertee A Novel Bv Olaquoorca KUataetkflr et Adam Beit The Mill on the FloairltMe
OUR i l N E Q U A L I D OFFKft We win tend any laquo ef the books astd set Csealaffaa
eonwlclnf prioeaof all leadinj papera aas aeasj tsT 11 i t t t m i y - f f B6Traquo raquo 0 etsw tte whois J S ^ j r i_-raquompe or Postal No 1AM NEWS CO
I have bousrht many more Whfps than Thad ought to or have room for
and shall sell to every custoshymer regardless of cost
I will jive a chance with everv
FIFTY CENTS paid for a
L)u- lu C WESTS NIIV AND T U U N I R E A T -31ENT agraquoarnTtecci Millc_f( r lly-- ria Dizzi-neampa OonvuihjoiiM 1 u Islt I gt Hoatlache Nervous Fn- of alcolraquol or laquo1gtUCOJ Wi pros^uQ Softeniiv of XI sanity avd ]craquondiic to ni Preraaturo Old AKltgt I an in cither sex lnvolurt r
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for $500 sraquorU hv rr gt bullbull
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t-iith i ti- r rrcf-ivt ci by us for fi-c bxixfa ner-uM-p-irilid vih gtgt[ vf wil l send the purchlaquobr ltmr^Tit igt M utiriitt-e t o r e -fund the money if ihv ircuiiuix~L IJOP-J nut pffect bull cure GuarjiuttHs issued tnjv lgty
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T H f l l ^ F WHO BEUEVE that Nature iimufc Wll work off a Q^^ or a
BONE W H I P
Cold should understand that this MAY be done but at the expense of the Constitu
full o laJcoa are amoll ooraparcd witL tonp a n d w e af| k n o w tnat repeating this
dangerous practice weakens ihe Lung the grand Allogiieniea and the Blue R i d ^ ran^e in Yirginla and West Virshyginia wbere not a lake it to be found Agaim in raquohe magnraquoftoent motintain range ei North Carolina in which there are thirty peaks higher than Moan Washington there is not a lake Nor is there one large or small in the bulltftenaire mountain systems of Western Peaneylyania or of Kentucky or Ten neeee mdashIdoneedal Lhrntd
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Worth five dollars
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PINCKNEY PIANO-ORGAN 6IX OCTAVE __
Grand ImrroTcrnrntsln Roed Orenna Nopedal bulltraplaquotoigtrra]corplaquoraquolatatrpcidWwcar out AU piano mvtio can bullgtlaquo executed vpon it A ctiUd can operato beQowa Casa ivadt) of folia d i m r t^oniztd and to blfblr polished aa to irake H almoht impotable to ltlaquo-UftgtMkitjrtm rosewood gt o crfampn manufactared B M B e t l r i t a the popularity of th instrumrnt a la
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AN UPHEAVAL
Inauguration of the Movement for Shortening the Hours
of Labor
Workshops anil Factories in Cities Forsaken by Disshy
satisfied Toilers
Many
have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
imdashfjCbout one-half of t lie 000 b u t c h e r s
The Uprising Not So General as Had Been ExpectedmdashA Freight Blockshy
ade in Chicago
T h e S i tua t i on in O t h e r C i t i e s mdash T h e
C o u l d Railway S t r i k e About E n d e d
mdash O t h e r Indus t r i a l N e w s
TIU TOUKktH DKMVNI1
D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
raquo IN CHICAGO CHICAGO May 3 - I n a c c o r d a n c e wi th
g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
~inarvTrod t h r o u g h - t h e streetsmdashT4ttv-mdashn U Ml f-
bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
In t h e evening a n e igh t -hou r ball g iven bullunde r the auspices of t h e T r a d e s a n d L a shyb o r Assembly i h t h e F i r s t Cava l ry Arshym o r y drew o u t bufca c o m p a r a t i v e l y l i g h t
mdash^rt teadanccj
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M gtbull
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
i b a r r e l make r s 9 5 0 dry-goofrs^und n o t i o n a t o r o s employes - 8 5 0 0 p a c k e a ^ ^ u i d a
T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
ifTDoldcrs a r e employed - twenty- th ree s h o p s
The lied 1 red d a y
in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
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MIUWAUKKK Wis May i mdashSome t r o u b l e waa occasioned S a t u r d a y by the a c t i o n s of c e r t a i n of t h e s t r i k e r s m o s t of t h e disshyt u r b a n c e being c rea ted by b o y u n d ^ o u n g men b u t n o t h i n g of a ser ious n a t u r e ocshycur red The m a s t e r p a i n t e r s h a v o g r a n t o d t h e d e m a n d s p r o b a b l y be resumed t o - d a y T h e founshydry-men a t t h e Allis works went o u t in a b o d y Tho t a n n e r s of t he c i ty h a v e g r a n t e d t h e d e m a n d s of the i r men TJio g r o a t s t r i k e - of t h o brewers c a m e off a s was a n t i c i p a t e d Tho brew-i n g 6pm|)7Maies held a conference yesshyterday1 iwlaquo|l reSoixed t o m a k e a u n i t e d s t a n d _agaihBt th^ir^jQ00 s t r i k i n g emshyployes Men in t ho F a l ^ b r c w p r y h a y i n g
refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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NKW Y O raquo K May --There w a s a n imshymense a s s e m b l a g e of work ingmen a m o n g w h o m were m a n y Socia l i s t s in 1uiou s q u a r e S a t u r d a y n i g h t t o m a k e a demonshys t r a t i o n in public of s y m p a t h y with tho a g i t a t i o n to secure fewer h o u r s for a d a y s work Torch-bea re r s were o u t in s w a r m s Many t r a n s p a r e n c i e s wi th l a b o r legends on tWem were carr ied a n d occas iona l ly a red ting was seen b u t t h e r e was no disshyt u r b a n c e After l i s ten ing t o speeches from J-o-l^i J-Uvintoa a n d o t h e r s t h e crowd Vif^uetly^Hlisptfrsud Yuater-
d a y Jhe d e m o n s t r a t i o n was t h e leudingitf pic of c o n v e r s a t i o n a m o n g all classes ot ta i lor ing men a n d the success oJ tie meet ing was a i n u t t u of gene ra l conshyg r a t u l a t i o n During- h i s speech S a t u r d a y n i g h t J o h n Swin ton said- he h a d carefully ca lcu la ted t he n u m b e r of people t o be dishyrect ly a n d immedia t e ly affected by t h e s h o r t - h o u r m o v e m e n t a t 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 of w h o m near ly half have a l r e a d y secured some concessions in h o u r s a n d wages 550 -0 0 0 h a v e m a d e d e m a n d s for e i g h t h o u r s a n d near ly the s a m e n u m b e r h a v e been acshycorded nhi h o u r s In his op in ion fully n ine ty per cent of the men will be successshyful in the i r d e m a n d s for e igh t h o u r s
All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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ST L O U S M O May 5 of m a n u f a c t o r i e s were closed S a t u r d a y ^ a n d a t night the members of the v a r i o u s l a b o r un ions held a g r e a t d e m o u s t r i U n o n in L u c a s squa re which was uddressjM bv p r o m i n e n t l a b o r a g i t a t o r s Aho i t 200 p lumber s have s t ruck as a lso h j i e m a n y t o b a c c o workers con t r a c t o r s ^ l a b o r e r s c a rpen t e r s ami employes of t h o t i t i c w o r k s F inployos of the sheet- i ron eprnice works a n d m o s t of t i ie p l a n i n g nmls h a v e h a d the i r d e m a n d s g r a n t e d
G R A N D RAIMDS Mich M a y gtmdashAll of-themdash furni ture factories wltgtt-e closed S a t u r d a y ami the employes spyu t the d a y a s a holishyd a y All tho fac tor ies h a v e m a j e sa t i s shyfac to ry t e r m s wiUi the i r men except tho K e n t and New IjJngland c o m p a n i e s The employes of thrfse will tstrike t o - d a y unless be t t e r teruis a r e olfeied_ At different t imes d u r i n g the d a y t w o la rge g a t h e r i n g s one of ( i e r m a n s a n d t h e o t h e r of Poles a t shyt e m p t e d to force planing-mil l a n d o t h e r e m p l o y e e to q u i t work b u t t r o u b l e was a v e r t e d by the p r o m p t a r r i v a l of t h e poshylice
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PiTTsmKun Pa May A The fu rn i tu re m a n u f a c t u r e r s h a v i n g -refused t o g r a n t the i r employes the i r d e m a n d s for a reducshyt ion in ni d a y s l a b o r from ten to e igh t hours a genera l s t r i k e was inaugushyr a t e d S a t u r d a y Nearly every furn i tu re fac tory in P i t t s b u r g h a n d Allegheny is closed a n d ove r OuO men a r e idle The s t o n e c u t t e r s ill tho t w o citii s a r e a l s o o u t for nine h o u r s a d a y b u t will r e t u r n t o work to -day t he employe r s genera l ly conceding the d e m a n d s T h e c a r p e n t e r s will s t r ike t o - d a y The new scale of min ing g r a n t e d t he r a i l r oad miners a t tho i n t e r - s t a l e c o n v e n t i o n of o p e r a t o r s a n d miners recently held a t Co lumbus Oh io went in to effect S a t u r d a y a n d 5 000 men in t h i s d i s t r i c t a r e work ing a t t h e a d v a n c e Tho new scale is 71 cents per t o n o r 2 cen t s per buhelv T h e scale a l so goes i n to effect in Virginia W e s t Virginia Ohio a n d a s far west a s I l l inois
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In St Pau l a m i Minneapol is the p l u m b shyers a r e on a s t r ike At O m a h a the brickshyl aye r s h a v e d e m a n d e d s h o r t e r d a y s Km-ploves of the Cen t ra l Chair F a c t o r y of Inshyd i a n a p o l i s a r e o u t Tho C e n t r a l L a b o r Union will hold a g r e a t d e m o n s t r a t i o n the re t o -n igh t F r o m K a n s a s City no d e m a n d s for s h o r t e r h o u r s - a r e r e p o r t e d At Akron () t he re is t r o u b l e a m o n g the p las te re rs brickshylayers arid s to i i -ni i sons At Roches ter N Y c a r p e n t e r s m a s o n s a n d br ick- layers ha ve d e m a n d e d s h o r t e r Incurs Tin1 c igar -m a k e r s of Roches te r h a v e been g r a n t e d e ight hou r s T h e r e is t r o u b l e a m o n g t h e wood-worke r s a t Pioua O All thu emshyployes of Bet Kit Son s brewery in Ph i l a shydelphia h a v e s t o p p e d work At G r a n d H a v e n Mich m a n y lumber-mil l h a v e s t ruck a n d s o m e of tho closed down indefinitely
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ST LOUIS M O May mdash It is r e p o r t e d on good a u t h o r i t y t h a t the s t r i ke on t h Gould lines will IK declared of l to-day The i n t e n t i o n was t o b r i n g it t o a n end l a s t week b u t such a c t i o n was deferred in o r d e r to a w a i t t he a r r i v a l of t h Cur t in Congres shys ional I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e It is Unshyd e r s t o o d t h a t t he r a i l r o a d officials will t a k e back a l a r g bull nu inb r of the i r old employes a n d t h a t the l a t t e r will s o o n b o g i y e n a chance t o app ly to the c o i n p a n v for work T h e lriembers of the N a t i o n a l Execu t ive Cornhit toe of t he K n i g h t s of Lashybor helil a loijg a n d secret conference Sa t shyu r d a y night and it is s ta t d on the h ighshyest a u t h o r i t y t h a t t hey decided after much discussion t o expel Mar t i n I rons] c h a i r m a n of the Dis t r ic t Assembly here from t h e orshyg a n i z a t i o n
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NKW YOHK May ( - Ra i l road men inshyt e re s t ed in N o r t h w e s t e r n r o a d s a re n o t it a jovia l moot wheufliev consider t h e ou t shylook for imminent con t e s t s with employes in t h a t p a r t of t he c o u n t r y Vice-Pres ident Sykes of the Chicago it Nor thwes te rn r o a d s a y s t h a t Ins Company is likely t o h e s i t a t e on ly a l i t t le while o v e r the d e m a n d s which an) expected for a r educ t ion of w o r k i n g t ime to e igh t h o u r s for ten h o u r s p a y
compan ies of t h i s ci ty h a v e reduced t h e t ime of employes t o twelve hou r s per d a y The ca rpen te r s b r ick layers hod-ca r r i e r s t inners p lumbers ga lvan ized - i ron workers p l a s t e re r s pa in t e r s s t o n e - c u t t e r s a n d bell-h a n g e r s h a v e un i ted a n d will d e m a n d t h a t e igh t h o u r s shal l c o n s t i t u t e a d a y s work A s t r ike is looked for in m a n y of these t r a d e s t o - d a y
CINCINNATI M a y 3mdashNearly al l t ho g-ceat furn i ture fac tor ies of t h i s city employ ing^- m o r e t h a n 1 2 0 0 0 men h a v e closed for a n indefinite per iod t o wai t for tho conc lus ion of t he e igh t -hour a g i t a t i o n A n u m b e r of c a r r i a g e - m a k e r s s t r u c k for e igh t h o u r s a n d t h e s h o p s will be closed t o - d a y unless a c o m p r o m i s e is effected Tho Cinshyc inna t i H a m i l t o n amp D a y t o n freight hand l e r s b a r b e r s l a u n d r y girls brewshyers b l a c k s m i t h s a n d woo l -worke r s h a v e all m a d e d e m a n d s for s h o r t e r d a y s a n d unless the i r d e m a n d s a r e g r a n t e d will p r o b a b l y emit w d r k t o - d a y in l a rge mi rushybers T h e s i t u a t i o n is very unse t t l ed a n d t h e resu l t can n o t be de t e rmined for sevshyera l d a y s T h e l a b o r d e m o n s t r a t i o n yes-t ^ l d a y j i f t t - rnoon w a s a failure I n -the r a n k s was a c o m p a n y of socia l is ts a r m e d wi th rifles a n d c a r r y i n g a red flag
BOSTON M a y 3mdashThe T r a d e s Union of Carpen te r s t h e B r o t h e r h o o d of C a r p e n t e r s a n d J o i n e r s of America tho A m a l g a m a t e d Socie ty of C a r p e n t e r s a n d J o i n e r s a n d t h e P l u m b e r s Union 5 000 men in all h a v e d e m a n d e d e igh t h o u r s on Monday a n d will s t r ike if t h e d e m a n d is refused A b o u t t w e n t y of tho l a r g e s t c a r p e n t e r firms In B o s t o n havo yielded t o t he d e m a n d for e igh t h o u r s a n d fifty o t h e r firms h a v o ag reed t o d o a s tho b a l a n c e m a y deshyt e r m i n e A b o u t twelve firms h a v e offered t o concede t o tho e x t e n t t h a t nine h o u r s shal l c o n s t i t u t e a d a y s work b u t t h e offer h a s been refused Twelve hunshydred B o s t o n p a i n t e r s held a mee t ing yesshyt e r d a y T h e y expect n o concessions a n d will s t r i k e Three hund red a n d fifty p las te r shyers t r i ed t o r e ach a n a g r e e m e n t wi th t he i r bosses On m e e t i n g t h e l a t t e r they found t h a t i n s t ead of g o t t i n g nine h o u r s r egu la r shyly a s they expected t h e y wore t o ge t n ine h o u r s on S a t u r d a y on ly Hence t h e y will s t r i k e t o - d a y T h i s is likely t o i nvo lve 1000 hod -ca r r i e r s a n d i t o n e - m u s o n a
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bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
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mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
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A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
C 1 MOOD i CO Apoihoearits L o w e l l Muss
IOO Doses One Dollar
There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
mdash bull
BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
bull- -THERE are gome things harder to keep
than a diary A three-dollar pocket-knife for instance
WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
l a d rail t ie pccaUar Ugt t h e i r M i aJboeltl trjr
I F afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it ampgtc
FRAZER AXLE GREASE
B e a t I n t h e w o r l d Get t h e g e n u i n e pound T -laquo r v p a c k a g e h a o u r T r a d e - m u r k m i d la m u r k e d F i - a i e r a raquo U L D pound V E B Y W U pound B pound
MB JIVES BAGLFT Motion foreman C pound M B IL bullWinkle Ohio ialt not slraquopt
tor orer raquoyfraquor hilaquo Buffering from eurraquol(raquobullbull wraquo o great Three doie of ATHLOPHOROScuni) him Neuralgia can Llwaya be quickly cured by ulaquot of ALlophorot Aik your druggist for Athlophnro if you cannot get It of him do not try iwniethin tUe hut order it ouoc fmm us We will bullend it express paid ou receipt of prlcv $1 00 Pr bottle ATHL0PH0R0S CO 112 Wall St New York
Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
Aultman Miller A Co Akron Ohio
P I S O S C U R E -FOR
TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
-lt WHAT bell are you ringingV^MS asked
of the colored sexton DJJKIS de secon ring of de fus bell
bent
Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
3dmdash-V U Picayune
LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
glut extensively advertised as a lQraquocent article _ I _ T J S - mor
LePACES
DONT BE DECEIVED
G LU E
This cut shows the smallest size of
IF PAGES LIQUID CLUE
bpttTe-outsitfe~and inside BY
Outside Show OR
HfgfiSoundin Nanus
THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
testing strain of over
1600 POUNDS TO A 8QUARE INCH
Pronounced the Strongest Glue Known IT MENDS EVERYTH
Wood Leather Pa China Fnmitu
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bullbullbull bull ^ bull d b - bullamp- $1 W- THEbullbullbullbulltiTHampRv | I B O t T L E ^ I 1 POURED INTO OWE- | | tip LEPAGES BOTTLES | j
If your dealer does by mail RUSSI
m with five 2-cent stamps for sample IENT CO Gloucester M a s s
THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
N Y^ 157 W 23d Street-
I will ship this H A Y a n d S T R A W P B E S S t o any place on condit ion tluit If fuur m e n and o n e t-aiti can nut prcs-s X(u pound a of hay In mu huur and ndi drive the team faster (ban a wulk you may keep jAia Pre without pltn Fur c n d H i o n s cii c i l u i s t c address J A S P E X C E R D W I O H T IF
FREE FARMS IN ^ frac34 The most Wondtrful Affrirtittvrnl ParkArx Amerlraquo-laquo Surrounded tgty prolaquoperoiiR mining and j|riiiiufactU)iTJB towns KAKMFHS P A R A D I S E Ntiuinlticent crop raised in 15 T H Q U S A M Q amp _ Q F A C R E S O F G O V E R N M E N T L A N D uhJfcto pre-empt I o n homestead Lani l s fomale to act i ia sc t t lers at M) per Acre LonuTin ic Park Irrlnatetibj innnense canala Cheap railroad rates Fvery atLeiiiiuu shiwn settIers Kormapf pamphlets etc a d d w s s CuLiivQO L A M I it LoAS-io Upera House BlockyDcnver Co4u Box 2390
NoRopetoWOffHpAes Manes~ Celebrated E C T ^ I P K K a n d B B 1 D L E can not be fl ipped by lie Halter to ony par ree on receipt of r I 7
bull H A L T -rnbinrd
hime Sam-the r s
Sold by all Saddlery Hardware and Marrwas Dealera S p e c l a discount to the Trade tV Seid for Prlcc-Ilst J C LiGUTUoyix Roche i ter K r
CONSUMPTION I biTjr a plaquolaquolliva rmlaquoJy lor iulaquo above UIKAltraquo gtJ IK ltM
tteaiaBda ore-Met of tb w r i t kind ini of Ultns lttraquonliug t m ^ i w a cured 1ndraquoKl a laquoiroog n my faitti In in tffiiiry Uu1vm llaquoBd TWO B0TTLK3 PEKE tot^er with a VAlj-V4ampLE THKAT1SB on thl dllaquolaquoaMto any curftrtr eivlaquo Rx-
iao4 P O addre DR T A SLOCltf lbi Pearl S t NT
LOVE C ( ) U R T S H I P a n d M A R R I A G E This most wonderful and handsome book of 160 pages mailed for only I O C
Ads U N J O N P V B C O Newark N K
G I ICT p K m D E R 8 trtrade di^ea^makincr iiraquoer^ abe SOBATTtit WJlATXrCHTKOC-
BUt or what old fofry medicine havn ta-rTed Write for F R E E A D V I C E of the werld-j^laquoltiwnelti Tolypatblo Schoci of Medic edicine to Po)jBlaquoiUe i laaiaaapoUa Imd
H a J M f Q u i c k l y and P u l n l c a cured at home J3+rreraquopohdence
sol ic i ted Afidree trial of cure s e n t honeatlnveatlgatoru T H K H T J I A N B R X M K D T COMPA Y Lafaye t t e lnd
Travel lnjror local to aell lOt O I I 4
S F Dleter lch Cleveland OEnclose s tamp for reply
W A N T E f SALESMEMT
CANCER Tumors and Ulcer cured w i t h o u t pa lnnrknl fe AVrtte furpatnptilet Dr F n l i o l l e y Mi lwaukee W
T l I C D I T C H I N G W A C H I H I bull W For i irculara Address
LLyS^S^SAPARILLA
DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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a WHEN the car-drivers strike they do not braxe uny tuing- V Y Graphic
T H ^ ^ L I V E R Sraquofr(M the raquo11 raquoraquoltraquolaquobull like a Mtrr to tlyfn lnparltllaquolt of ta blood By irrlaquosuUrlty tn IU actlim ff ltnraquopraquoiltraquoloraquolaquo of lit ruaetljutlt tbf bile pollaquoonlaquo th Uloodytnuilnt- JraquoUDlt1IPraquo gtIIo)-laquooaiplilalaquo weak ryr blIloalt drarrkcra a lraquon)ruW urtfv frrllnit aad naay otif r dhtmlaquolair tyaiplox (rraquonrraquol-ly tcrnrd liter troi|ttlelaquo Thrae arlaquo rlaquollrfraquod at oarc by lhlaquo UMgt of DB BILLS MRSAPARIUO Ulaquo treat blood r+-bullolaaU ^^
DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
M PYIK8 M D LonMvllle Ky lie Phyv at Lou Marine Hcip
K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
13 T H E L I F E
Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
D r t I 8 t laquo p h e t i s L e i gt ^ n laquo gt a O h l o
Treated and cured w i t h n t t h o knlfw Bonk on treatfjient s e n f r t e At l t i i e sraquo F LPONl^MI) AupOra KaaeCo l lL-
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Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
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Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
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GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
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Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
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The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
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NEWS OF THE WEEK BY T E L E G R A P T T A N D MAIL
CONGRESSIONAL T H E Senate on the 27th resumed considerashy
t ion of tho Jnter-State Commerce bill A bill w a s passed appropriat ing |30JOJO for an exshytens ion of the Execut ive Mansion The evishydence taken by the Ohio House in the Payne Investigation was presented and Sena tor P a y n e entered a denial of the charges of br ibery and invited an inves t iga t ion In the House Mr HrceklurJdgc introduced a bill to reshyd u c e the number of internal revenuo officers and to amend the internal revenue luws The bill to prohibit aliens from acquir ing tit les or owning lands within the United States was reported adversely and the River and Harshybor bill was fur thorconsidered
T H E timo of the Senate on tho 28th was ocshycupied in debat ing that portion of the Post^ onico Appropriat ion bill relat ing to tho carshyr y i n g of mails by s teamships In the House Mr Hatch reported a bill denning but ter t and Imposing a tax upon and regula t ing tho mini-u fac tu re sale expor ta t ion and importa t ion of oleomargarine Tho River and Harbor bll was fur ther considered
T H E Senate on the v9th ult passed the Fou r th of Juv Claims bill with an i tem of $07000 for tho heirs of Ayres P Merrill of Mississippi fors uppl es furnished the Union a rmy Mr Morgan introduced a bill to esshytabl ish a Weather Hureau under the War Deshyp a r t m e n t The subsciv clause of Post-office Appropriat ion bill was fur ther dis-icussed In the House the River and Harbor and the Yellow Fever lnocula-tlon bills were considered A bill was r e p o r t e d pruvlrtrrtjr -tor the reception of t r a d e dollars at thei r face value in all pay men t s to the Government or for exchange at t h e sub- t reasury for s tandard dollars
T H E Pogtt-ofIice Appropr ia t ion bill was furshyt h e r considered in the Senate on the 3Jth u l t and the conference report on the Indian Apshypropr ia t ion bill was submit ted by Mr Dawes and concurred in In the House the River a w l Harbor bill was fur ther discussed and t h e bill creat ing the Depar tment of Agricultshyure was considered
DOMESTIC T H E ro l l ing-mi l l of Ol iver B r o t h e r s amp
Ph i l l i p s a t Pi t t sburgh closed d o w n on the 27th o w i n g to a s t r ike of th ree hundredV-em-p loyes who d e m a n d e d a n a d v a n c e in w a g e
A FKAME hote l a t Bu t t e M T w a s b u r n e d t h e o the r n igh t a l i t t le boy pe r i sh ing in t h e flames A robbe r who set the tiro r obbed t h e m o t h e r of thu -victim of $fMK)
T H E f re ight a n d pa s senge r depo t s of t h o C i n c i n n a t i W a b a s h amp Michigan r o a d a t W a b a s h Ind we re s t ruck by l i g h t n i n g on t h e 27th a n d en t i r e ly des t royed t o g e t h e r bullwith m u c h v a l u a b l e freight The loss w a s h e a v y
T H I H T Y persons e n g a g e d in b o y c o t t i n g a c l o t h i n g firm were a r r e s t e d a t New Y o r k o n the 27th on cha rges of consp i r acy a n d coercion
1IIE Apache Ind i ans w e r e r a i d i n g in tho S a n t a Cruz va l ley in Ar izona on the 27th O v e r t h i r t y pe r sons had been killed n e a r Cas i ta t en n e a r Ca l abasa s and severa l a t o t h e r poin ts The c a v a l r y were in p u r s u i t of t he Ind ians
bull A L I C E S of the 27th say t h a t h e a v y r a i n s h a d fallen c o n t i n u o u s l y for t h i r t y - s i x h o u r s in t he J a c k s o n (Miss) d i s t r ic t a n d t r ave l on all l ines of r a i l w a y w a s p a r t i a l l y suspended
bull HUNIgtKETgt9 of fami l ies in the- ra in ing dis- t r i c t s a t Elk Garden W Valt w e r e on the
T H E c h a m p i o n s h i p season pf the Na t iona l Base-Ball L e a g u e opened on the 29th
GKEAT d a m a g e w a s done e igh t mi les n o r t h of Mississippi Ci ty Miss on the 29th by a cyc lone I t moved in a p a t h t h r e e - q u a r t e r s of a mile wide L a r g e q u a n t i t i e s of t i m b e r were b lown d o w u a u d lof ty p ines w e r e uproo ted
T H E Bank of Mar ie t t a 0 has failed wi th l iab i l i t i es of o v e r $100000
T H E m a c h i n e m a n u f a c t u r e r s a n d f o u n d r y -m e n of Ch icago s t a t ed on the 29th t h a t t h e y wore opposed t o g i v i n g t en hou r s p a y for e igh t hours work a n d so were the p a r l o r f u r n i t u r e m a n u f a c t u r e r s
T H E r e p o r t t h a t e igh t pe r sons h a d b e e n kil led b y I n d i a n s n o a r P a n t a n a A T p roved on the 29th to be unfounded
T H E Lower Mississippi w a s above high-w a t e r m a r k on t h e 29th a n d st i l l r i s iug
T U B f re igh t -hand le r s employed in Chishycago b y the S t P a u l a n d N o r t h w e s t e r n r o a d s p r e s e n t e d d e m a n d s on the 29th for e i g h t hou r s l a b o r a n d t en h o u r s p a y
T H E T r e a s u r y D e p a r t m e n t a t Wash ingshyton on the 29Oh decided t h a t Chinese seashym e n m a y be a l lowed to l a n d on ou r shores w i t h o u t a cer t i f ica te for t h e pu rpose of sh ipp ing on a r e t u r n v o y a g e as soon as possible
A in KituvxE h a d on the 29th p reva i l ed for twen ty - fou r hours in Nebraska the w ind be ing so h e a v y t h a t t r a in s w e r e reshyta rded The effect on y o u n g stock i t was feared would bo d i sas t rous
GEOKOK E U W A K D S the las t of t he g a n g of forgers w a n t e d in seve ra l of tho l a r g e ci t ies t h r o u g h o u t the e o u u t r y w a s a r r e s t e d in New Y o r k o n the 30th ult
K E Y S T O N E l a was vis i ted on t h e 80th ul t by a fire wh ich d e s t r o y e d tho post-office a n d t en o t h e r bui ld ings The chief po r t ion of the bus iness d i s t r i c t of t he t o w n w a s consumed
T H E Third A v e n u e R a i l r o a d C o m p a n y a t New Y o r k h a d cowboys from the Sou th a m i W e s t t o run- i t s ca r s on the 30th ul t
T H R E E boo t a n d shoa fac tor ies a n d a hote l a t Nat ick Mass wore d e s t r o y e d by tiro tho o the r m o r n i n g the loss r e a c h i n g $50000 ^-
T U E A d v a n c e e l eva to r a t K a n s a s - C i t y Mo c o n t a i n i n g 55000 bushels-ofgrain was des t royed by tire t h e ^ o t h e r n i g h t Loss
27th r e p o r t e d to be in a s t a r v i n g condi t ion a n d a id w a s solici ted i S E V E R A L of t h e l a rges t f u rn i t u r e facshyt o r i e s in Mi lwaukee closed on the 27th r a t h e r t h a n p a y full wages for e igh t h o u r s bullwork B A R N E Y E I S H E N S b a rn a t Northfield Minn w a s s t ruck by l i g h t n i n g a n d b u r n e d a fow n i g h t s ago a n d four horses a n d t h i r t y head of c a t t l e were c r e m a t e d
TnE Mississippi levee a t Aust in Miss b r o k e on the 27th caus ing the i n u n d a t i o n of t w o count ies
M H B R O O K S of Phelps N Y on t h e 2Sth d i scovered a n e w comet in t h e cons te l l a shyt i o n of Cassiopea
I T w a s r epo r t ed on the 2Sth t h a t t h r o u g h a r r a n g e m e n t s by t he Ci t izen s C o m m i t t e e of S t Louis w i t h the K n i g h t s of L a b o r G e n e r a l Boa rd t h e s t r ike on t h e Missouri
1 Pacif ic wou ld soon be dec la red off I D U R I N G t he t en d a y s ended on t h e 2Sth five Mexican horse- th ieves were k i l led in D u v a l C o u n t y Tex wh i l e res i s t ing a r r e s t
A JURY in t h e c r i m i n a l c o u r t a t S t L o u i s on t h e 23th conv ic ted a Missour i Pa c i n e s t r i ke r n a m e d J o h n H o l l a n d of asshys a u l t i n g a b r a k e m a n a n d a p u n i s h m e n t of t h i r t y d a y s in j a i l was fixed
M E N D Y J O N E S a colored o u t l a w w a s ki l led b y l y n c h e r s on t he 2Sth a t A u b u r n K y r f o r a -e r imina l a s s a u l t u p o n two^wiri te g i r l s
I N a l a b o r d i spu te a t St Louis on t h e 28th J o h n Gibbous a s t r iker a s s a u l t e d W i l l i a m E W i t h e r s a non-un ion m a n The l a t t e r t h e n d r e w his r e v o l v e r ^ n d shot G ibbons d e a d
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m a n u f a c t u r e r s of Chicago reso lved i o close t h e i r shops should a d e m a n d be nefade fo r e igh t hou r s l abor -
mdash I x s u x s were r e p o r t e d on h a v e a t t a c k e d a r a n c h t w e n t y mi les sou th wes t of P a n t a n o A T k i l l ing e i g h t p e r
$100OJ0 T H E snfe---rrr t h e p r i v a t e b a n k of O S
L a u r a s a t Bluffton O was b lown open -by bu rg l a r s on tho 8Jth u l t a u d nea r ly five t housand do l la r s in m o n e y a n d severa l t housand do l la r s in secur i t ies were s tolen
T H E e igh t -hour a g i t a t i o n in Chicago h a d o n the iJOtbult resul ted in c los ing al l the fu rn i tu re and box factor ies and in the susshypension of work a t mos t of the i ron a n d brass shops t h r o w i n g a to t a l of 25000 men o u t of work
T H E floods in A r k a n s a s were on the 30th ult caus ing g r e a t suffering a m o n g the people m a n y be ing w i t h o u t food
T H E business fa i lures o c c u r r i n g th roughshyout the c o u n t r y d u r i n g the seven d a y s ended on the 10th tilt n u m b e r e d for the Uni t ed S t a t e s 1S9 a n d for C a n a d a 18 or a t o t a l of 21)7 as c o m p a r e d with a t o t a l of 194 tho p rev ious seven days The to t a l failshyures from J a n u a r y 1 to d a t e n u m b e r 39Ygt a g a i n s t 4tMCgt d u r i n g the s a m e t i m e in 1NS5
A D i i r u n T Y which arose a few d a y s ago in the office of the c o u n t y clerk a t Wi l l i ams town Ky r e su l t ed in tho d e a t h of W W W a i n s c o t t a n d the fa ta l w o u n d shying of T u r n e r Holb rook a n d Clay Wilson
Lou i s S O M E H F I E I I ) a n d R i c h a r d J Lee (colored) were execu ted a t W a s h i n g t o n D C on t h e 30th u l t J M A r m s t r o n g was hanged a t Pe r ryv i l l e A r k J a m e s Walke r -^vas execu ted a t St Augtretine-Fla a n d George Car ro l l pa id the exshyt r e m e p e n a l t y a t Sea rcy Ark All h a d b o e n convictedmdashof-murdet-
S W F L O S S laquopound Co s n o t i o n s a n d whi te-goods e s t a b l i s h m e n t a t Ba l t imore was gu t t ed by fire the o the r n igh t and adjoinshying bu i ld ings were b a d l y d a m a g e d The t o t a l losses wou ld a g g r e g a t e cent1000000
Tin g r a n d j u r y a t New Y o r k r e t u r n e d a p r e s e n t m e n t on tho 30th ult c o n d e m n i n g b o y c o t t i n g as a cursed exo t i c a n d urgshying tho press t h e bench t he ba r a n d the Leg is la tu re t o aid in e x t e r m i n a t i n g the h y d r a - h e a d e d m o n s t e r
A LOSS-of $75()000 w a s the r e su l t of a fire^ on the 30th ult a t San Franc isco in the f u r n i t u r e s to re of L amp E E m a n u e l ancFtho
for R e p r e s e n t a t i v e in Congress The resoshylu t ions a d o p t e d c o n d e m n the e c o n o m y of Pos tmas t e r -Gene ra l Vilas t h r o u g h which Oregon has been depr ived of t he o r d i n a r y ma i l faci l i t ies denounce tho a l leged civil-service r e f o r m of tho p a r t y in p o w e r as a sham a u d t h e secrecy in w i t h h o l d i n g the causes of r e m o v a l of officers as infamous a n d c o n d e m n t h e a p p o i n t m e n t of u n r e shyp e n t a n t Confedera tes over the heads of ex-Union soldiers
T H E R e p u b l i c a n s of tho S i x t h I n d i a n a d i s t r i c t o n t h e 20th r e n o m i n a t e d Hon T h o m a s B r o w n e for C o n g r e s s
T H E Ohio Leg is la tu re on the 29fch passed a l a w c r e a t i n g the office of S t a t e D a i r y a u d Food Commiss ioner w i th th ree ass i s tan t s whose du t i e s a r e to pro tec t d a i r y m e n from bogus bu t t e r -dea le r s and the people f rom all sor ts of a d u l t e r a t e d food
T H E t w e n t i e t h e n c a m p m e n t of tho G r a n d A r m y of the Republic D e p a r t m e n t of Ohio was held a t Cleveland on the 29th Colonel A L Conger of Akron w a s e lec ted D e p a r t m e n t C o m m a n d e r _
E X - P K K S I U E N T A R T H U R S condi t ion w a s on the 29th said to be s l ight ly m o r e favorshyab le t h a n for some t i m e p a s t
A T Ind i anapo l i s on the 29th Uni t ed S t a t e s J u d g e W o o d decided t h a t I n d i a n a t ownshyships were no t l iable for w a r r a n t s f raudshyu l e n t l y issued The a m o u n t t h u s negot i shya ted in t h e S t a t e b y d i shones t t ru s t ees was e s t i m a t e d a t $500000
A MKETIXU of ci t izens a t A b a n y N Y on the 29th p ro tes t ed a g a i n s t t h e u t t e r shyances of Jefferson Davis a t M o n t g o m e r y Ala upon l a y i n g tho corner -s tone of t h e Confedera te m o n u m e n t The A l b a n y g a t h -i n g s u n g J o h n Brown s Body
T H E G o v e r n o r of New Y o r k on the 29th signed the bill m a k i n g S a t u r d a y s half-hol idays
T H E Congress ional L a b o r C o m m i t t e e m e t in St Louis on tho 3Dth ui t and consu l t ed r e p r e s e n t a t i v e s of the three pa r t i e s to tho r a i l w a y s t r ike in order to form p l a n s for ac t ion
M E BKrNEY editor-in-chief of t he New Or leans City Iteii died on the 30th u l t in l i is s i x t y - f i r s t y e a r
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d i sa rm The combined fleet of tho P o w e r s had depa r t ed from her wate rs a n d her c la ims a g a i n s t Turkey were to bo submi t shyted to a r b i t r a t i o n
T H E s t e a m e r Honduras owned b y tho Pacific Mail Company va lued a t $70()00 w a s wrecked a f e w d a y s ago on the b a r of Lenepa r iver iu Han Sa lvador wi th a ca rgo of coffee
A PASTORAL m a n d m e n t was rece ived a t M o n t r e a l on the2Sth from C a r d i n a l Tas-chereau c o n d e m n i n g the K n i g h t s of L a b o r as a secret o r g o t l l z u l i o n i n i m i c a l t o tho in-terests of rel igion a n d good morals
A D V I C E S of the 2Sth r epo r t the des t rucshyt ion of five towns in Aus t r i a by i n c e n d i a r y fires a n d the loss of ten lives
A N a t t e m p t to b u r n Manda lay B u r m a h w a s aga in m a d e on the 29th a n d the damshyage was more ex tens ive t h a n t h a t caused by the recen t fire
A ri iu on the 29th a t Beeston Eng do- Rtroyod Wi lk inson s mil ls a n d m a n y acl^ jo in ing bui ld ings the loss be ing $75000()
STATISTICS show t h a t d u r i n g t h e l a s t t h r ee m o n t h s 69it families compr i s ing 3477 persons were evic ted f rom holding^ in Ireshyland D u r i n g the same per iod25troutragea were commi t t ed
LATER NEWS T H E e igh t -hour agi ta t ion-was i n a u g u r a t e d
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MONTUOMUKY A-la^ April 29mdash At a n early h o u r y e s t e r d a y the s idewalks were so densely packed t h a t l o c o m o t i o n was ijilfi-cul t I t h a d ra ined h a r d all n i g h t a n d tho deluge poured d o w n un t i l t en o clock The h o u r for de l iver ing t h e addresses by Mr Davie a n d Genera l ( i o r d o n was c h a n g e d to t w o p m I n s t e a d of g o i n g to tho p a r k it was decided because of tho wind t o g o t o t h e cap i to l g r o u n d s so t h a t the speeches could be delivered from the very s p o t where Mr Dav i s t o o k t h e o a t h of office a s P re s iden t of t h e Confederate S t a t e s The ent i re city was gny ly deco ra t ed and t h e city hull h a d Tnitod S t a t e s flags f lu t te r ing o u t of every winshydow P i c t u r e s of Confederate Genshye ra l s were fastened t o t he ou t shyside walls while t he n a m e s of R o b e r t E Lee S tonewal l J a c k s o n Alber t Sydney J o h n s o n R o b e r t K Rodes a n d m a n y o t h e r Confederate Genera ls a p p e a r e d ou s t r e a m e r s A t one oclock t h e proshycession formed ou Commerce s t r ee t a n d marched up Dex te r avenue t o tho cap i to l where Mr Davis delivered iiis adshydress T h e ex -Pres iden t rode in a close ca r r i age d r a w u by four g r a y hornet a n d dr iven by the s a m e neg ro c o a c h m a n who performed t h e s a m e du t ies when Mr Dav i s camehere in l S ( i l T h e m i l i t a r y followed close behind t h e e a r r i n g t o keep b a c k tho en thus ias t i c t h r o n g of people As t he proshycession moved a l o n g t h e masaof h u m a n i t y cheered unt i l t he i r t h r o a t s were sore
Arr iv ing a t the cfrprfOlTro delay w a s exshyperienced in b e g i n n i n g t h e e x e r n s e s M a y o r Reese in i n t r o d u c i n g Mr Davis spoke as follows My C o u n t r y m e n mdash W i t h e m o t i o n of profound r eve rence i n t roduce t he highshyes t t y p e of S o u t h e r n m a n h o o d t h e H o n Jefferson D a v i s P r o l o n g e d cheers g ree ted t h e a p p e a r a n c e of t h e Venerable Mr Davis a n d it was severa l m i n u t e s before silence reigned H e gipoke a s follows
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Srateful because it is for a ^ e n t i m e n t fur ea re r to me t h a n myself [Applause ]
You have passed- t h r o u g h the te r r i shyble ordeal of a w a r which Ala^ b a m s did n o t seek When she felt he r wrongs t o o gr ievo iys fa r fur ther to le rashyt ion she fough t a peaceab le solut ion Tha t be ing denied her the7 t h u n d e r s of w a r c a m e r i n g i n g over tho^land Then he r people rose in the i r m a j e s t y G r a y - h a i r e d s i res and beardless boys eage r ly rushed to tho f r o n t It w a s t h a t w a r which C h r i s t i a n i t y a lone app rovedmdashthe ho ly w a r for d e f e n s e
After referr ing in e loquent and feeling t ones to^liose who h a d sacrificed the i r lives forthe Confedera te cause Mr Davis cont inued
Ijt were v a i n to a t t e m p t as I h a v e alshyr e a d y said t o express my g r a t i t u d e to yon I am s t a n d i n g now very n e a r l y on the spot whe re I s tood when I took
t h e oath of office in WM Y o u r demonshys t r a t i on now exceeds t h a t which welcomed mo then This shows mo t h a t the sp i r i t of Sou the rn l ibe r ty is no t dead | Immense applause | Then y o u were full of j oyous hope wi th t i e full p rospec t of a c h i e v i n g all you desired and now you a re w r a p p e d in the m a n t l e of regre t a n d y e t t h a t r e -g r e t only m a n i f e s t s itself more p ro found ly a n d does n o t o b l i t e r a t e the express ion of y o u r s e n t i m e n t I felt l as t n igh t as I apshyproached tho E x c h a n g e Hotel f rom the ga l l e ry of which y o u r peer less o ra to r W i l l i a m L Y a n c y i n t r o d u c e d mo to - the people of Montgomar-ymdashand axm mended me in l a n g u a g e which on ly his
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A L L t h e p l a t i n g - m i l l s a t M i l w a u k e e s a v e t w o s h u t down on the 20th in p r e f e r ence to p a y i n g ^ e n h o u r s p a y for e igh t h o u r s work
TBJltEGIUMS of t h e 29th s a y a m y s t e r i o u s fa ta l d isease h a s b r o k e n o n t in Rowe l s -
j W Va T h e v i c t i m s a r e first seized w i t h a severe p a i n in t h e h e a d a n d a r e d e a d w i t h i n twe lve hours Af t e r d e a t h t h e bodies become spo t t ed
G E O K O E PAKkjj of K i r k s ville Mo a n o ld U n i o n soldier w h o left a leg on t h e b a t t l e -field1 m e t w i t h a n a c c i d e n t in a s a u s a g e ^ _ factory o n t h e 29th b y m-hich h e w o u l d l o s e ^ n o m i n a t e d T h o m a s R Co idsottw leg mdash - - Pernor B i n g e r H e r m a n n wi
T H E K E w a s y h e l d a t Toledo 0 on the 27th a r eun ion of the su rv ivo r s of_the wreck of the s t e tunboa t S u l t a n a which occur red twen ty -one y e a r s ago n e a r Memphis by w h i c h a b o u t one t h o u s a n d Ohio a u d In-d ianaso ld iers lost the i r lives af ter be ing released from Confede ra t e pr isons
HE s ix ty - four th a n n i v e r s a r y of t he 4) i r th of Gene ra l G r a n t was ce lebra ted a t t h e M e t r o p o l i t a n Methodis t Ep i scopa l Church in W a s h i n g t o n on tho e v e n i n g of t h e 27th Chief J u s t i c e W a i t e p res id ing
T H E special c o m m i t t e e of seven of the Tjs-e~~of Representative cha rged ^wtth
Uie d u t y of i n v e s t i g a t i n g t he labor s t r ikes on the S o u t h w e s t e r n r a i l roads left W a s h shyi n g t o n for St Louis on t h e amp t b
SECKETARY M A N N I N G w a s able to talee a long r ide a b o u t W a s h i n g t o n on the 2Sth
R E V W I L L I A M C S M I T H a p o p u l a r minshyis ter of the M E Church died on t h e 28th a t F r a n k f o r t Ind aged seven ty - seven y e a r s
J O H A N N M O S T t he a n a r c h i s t leader wa9 indic ted in N e w Y o r k o n the 28th for m a k shying a speech in which he u rged a n a r c h i s t J t o a r m t h e m s e l v e s a n d kill cap i ta l i s t s
T H E R e p u b l i c a n S t a t e conven t i on of K a n s a s wil l be held a t Topeka J u l y 7
T H E c i ty of M o n t g o m e r y Ala w a s beaushyt i ful ly d e c o r a t e d on t h e 28th in h o n o r of Jefferson Davis w h o de l ivered a n address to t h e v a s t m u l t i t u d e in a id of t he Confedshye r a t e soldiers m o n u m o n t a b o u t t o be erected
T H E Oregon R e p u b l i c a n bull raquo bull Mr fttate c o n v e n t i o n a t P o r t l a n d o raquo Use J M a g l
rere closed to a w a i t e v e n t s only one p l an ing-mill was in opera t ion and severa l o the r indus t r i e s wo^e closed In Mi lwaukee St Louis a i i d C i n c i n n a t i a s imi la r s t a t e of affairs exjsted a n d in Now York Boston Ph i l ade lph ia a n d o the r E a s t e r n cities meetshyings were held by labor o r g a n i z a t i o n s a n d shor te r hours of labor were d e m a n d e d It was e s t ima ted t h a t in Chicago t he r e were 5000 persons on s t r i ke iu Mi lwaukee
8000 and in New York 40000
SAM J O N E S a n d Sam Smal l c o m m e n c e d a three weeks r ev iva l in Ba l t imore Md on the 2il 7
eloo uence CQuld y ie ld a n d which f a r exshyceeded my mer i t I felt I say aga in t h a t I was coming tomdashmy home c o m i n g t o t he land where l i b e r t y dies not and he r sent i shym e n t s will l ive forever [Applause ]
E n t h u s i a s t i c a n d p r o l o n g e d cheer ing folshylowed the speech a n d Mr Davis h a v i n g t a k e n a seat was forced to rise aud bow t o t he r ight a n d left
T a k e n item t h o Coun ty lull a t Sp r lug -tieU Mo by a Mlaquolgt of M a s k e d Men t h e No to r ious W i l e - M u r d e r e r 1raquo Ltf i icUed-H U t e r y of 11 lit Cr ime
SiiiiN(iKiBLi) Mo April 2SmdashThere were n o h a b e a s c o r p u s proceedings here yes te r shyd a y in tho case of George K Gr i thamf cha rged with t h e m u r d e r of his wife S a r a h E G r a h a m o n the Mollov farm on t h e l a s t n i g h t of l a s t Sep tember a s a t a fow m i n u t e s before t w o oclock i n t h e m o r n i n g a p a r t y of men t o o k G r a h a m o u t of t h e jail a n d hanged h im t o a tree unt i l d e a d
T h e lynch ing t o o k place a b o u t 220 oclock and ufter t h e men h a d finished the i r work t hey d e p a r t e d a s qu ie t ly laquow they h a d come Abou t six u clock Sheriff Donnel l a n d t h e g u a r d went ove r t o t h o s p o t a n d cut G r a h a m s body d o w n T h e y then conveyed i t t o P a x a o n s u n d e r t a k i n g e s t a b l i s h m e n t where Coroner Z Vanpoose a s s i s t ed by P r o s e c u t i n g - A t t u r n e y Pa j iue r -s a n conduc ted t h e inques t
The following not ice wua found on G r a shyh a m s body
W h e n the c o r o n e r is in possession of th is p a p e r George E G r a h a m wil l be d e a d a n d as l i t t l e p u u i s h m e u t will h a v e beeu infiicted as if he h a d been h a u g e d Ly lega l a u t h o r shyi t y I t is a m a t t e r of r i g h t to tho comshym u n i t y a n d jus t i ce to h u m a n i t y t h a t we t h e th ree h u n d r e d ighoiv t he l a w in th iraquo in s t ance W e recoguize tho fac t t h a t o u r c r i m i n a l s t a t u t e s a r e no t equa l to al l occashy
s i o n s there fore we h a v e resolved to r e shym o v e f rom o u r mids t the wors t c r i m i n a l w h o has eve r infes ted o u r c o u n t y H e g e t s t h e benefit of c le rgy t h a t w e ( m a y h e r e a f t e r a n d forever l ive a n d be w i t h o u t his p res shyence a n d vic ious influence
W e h e a r t i l y welcome all s t r u u g e r s t o ci t izenshipWho a re p u r e of p u r p o s e a n d a c t in good fa i th b u t we give th i s to t h e wor ld as a w a r n i n g to ex-convic ts a n d murdereTtTwho m a y herexrfrer~iuvade oui-c o u n t y to impose ou our c r e d u l t y W e a l s o ^ i v o w a r n i n g t h a t a n y p e r s o n o r pershysons of a u y r a n k or s t a t i on w h o d a r e t o d iscover the a c t o r s in th i s t r a g e d y wil l be sure ly a n d speedi ly d i spa t ched to hel l w h e r e all t h i n g s a r e r evea l ed to t h e c u r i shyous Iu jus t ice t o t he m e m o r y of S a r a h G r a h a m a l o v i n g wife a n d d e a r m o t h e r whose life w a s sacrificed a t t h e a l t a r or Hecate we subscr ibe ourse lves
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T o t h e l a s t G r a h a m p r o t e s t e d t h a t C o r a Lee a n d Mrs Mollov wore guil t less of complici ty in tho m u r d e r on the f a r m
[George E G r a h a m fo rmer ly l ived a t F o r t W a y n e lud a n d had twice se rved in the p e n i t e n t i a r y a t Michigan Ci ty Whi le the re Mrs E m m a Mollov t he t e m p e r a n c e evangel i s t b e c a m e in te res ted in him a n d t r i e d to re form h im w h e n his las t t e r m h a d e x p i r e ( b _ T h u s he became a c q u a i n t e d wi th aiid JnaTriecr^Cora Lee Mrs MoTloys-adop ted d a u g h t e r P r i o r to his m a r r i a g e he assured Mrs Molloy t h a t hiraquo first wife S a r a h G r a h a m h a d se shycured a d ivorce while he was in p r i son This she had done bu t they were aftershyw a r d r e m a r r i e d G r a h a m to free himself f rom a prosecut ion fur b i g a m y t h e n inshyduced his first wife to mee t him in St- Louis whence he w a s t o t a k e her to Springfield ami e n d e a v o r to set t le tho t rouble Af te r l eav ing St Lou i s wi th her h u s b a n d Mrs S a r a h G r a h a m was n e v e r seen e l i v e b y a n y ouo who k n e w her H e r relat ive s a g i t a t e d ^ the m a t t e r a n d a search resu l ted in the findshying of her body in a n a b a n d o n e d w-ll o n t he Molloy f a r m n e a r Springfield Grashyh a m Cora I^ee a n d Mrs Molloy were a t once a r res ted The p r e l i m i n a r y e x a m i n a shyt ion resu l ted in the ho ld ing of G r a h a m as p r inc ipa l a n d the two women as accesshysories He m a d e s t a t e m e n t s t h a t impl i shyca ted the women a l t hough he w a s reshyg a r d e d as a m o r a l m o n s t r o s i t y a n d a m a n who neve r to ld the t ru th when he could avoid i t ]
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H K L K N A Ark April 2 0 - T h e r iver is now above t h e h ighes t p o i n t r e ad i ed iu 1882 biit b o t h the St F ranc i s a n d Missis-s ippi r ivers h a v e ceased to r ise The re was a general b r e a k - u p iu t he A r k a n s a s levees from the break ten miles below here d o w n t o where the levee ends a t Old Town a disshyt a n c e of t w e n t y miles All efforts t o hold tho r ema in ing p a r t s of t h e loveo h a v e llaquoen a b a n d o n e d a n d the w a t e r is now sweeping
T H E publ ic -debt s t a t e m e n t issued on the 1st shows the to t a l deb t to bo $1434057847 cash in the t r e a s u r y $77030999 dec rease du r ing Apri l J 10956887 decrease since J u n e 30 18S5 $87902793
T H E N a t i o n a l Base-Bal l L e a g u e p l a y e d games on the 1st as fol lows A t New Y o r k - N e w Yorks 7 Bostons 4 A t K a n s a s Ci tymdashChicagos 17 K a n s a s Citys 8 At W a s h i n g t o n - N a t i o n a l s 9 Ph i l ade lph ias 2 At St LouismdashDetroi ts 9 St Louis 0
A T twenty-s ix tending clearing-houses in the Uni t ed S ta t e s the exchanges du r ing the week ended on the 1st a g g r e g a t e d $77197700 against $765770136 the prev i shyous week As compared wi th t he correshyspond ing week of 1885 t he increase a m o u n t s to 124 per cent
D L M O O D Y commenced a r e v i v a l camshypa ign of e ight d a y s a t t he Casino R ink in Chicago on the a f t e rnoon of t h e 3d The a t t e n d a n c e was large
C H O P r e p o r t s on t he 1st from over fifty count ies in Nebraska a n d W e s t e r n I o w a showed t h a t wi th b u t few excep t ions the out look for a p rosperous season a n d b o u n t e shyous r e t u r n s w a s good
A KICH vein of coal w a s discovered on t h e 1st in Cheyenno Coun ty in the n o r t h w e s t shye rn p a r t of K a n s a s
A D V I C E S of tho 2d from T o m b s t o n e A T s ay t h a t t h e casua l t i es in the las t b loody r a id by Apaches as fa r a s k n o w n inc luded n ine teen ki l led and severa l wounded A v a s t a m o u n t of p r o p e r t y w a s d e W o y e ^ a n d a g r e a t n u m b e r of a n i m a l s w e r e car shyr ied off
Ox the 2d Uni ted S t a t e s t r o o p s wen d r i v ing o u t of t h e I n d i a n T e r r i t o y pound j laquo r g e herds of ca t t l e r ecen t ly t r a n s ^ r ^ e a t h e r e from Texas ^ raquo
T H E U n i t e d S t a t e s pound ^ n a t e Was n o t in sesshysion on the J s t ^ i f t h e House Mr C o x re-ported a b i t t ^ a m e n d a t o r ^ of the Chinese i m m i g r a t i o n a c t Also p r o v i d i n g i n d e m -
t o c e r t a i n Chinese for losses sus ta ined wi th in t h e - ju r i sd ic t ion of t h e U n i t e d
S t a t e s A b i l l ^p rov id ing for t h e o p e n i n g iniormingjMraquomof-the-iMM twe ly^n i i l l vdn acres to s e t t l emen t in In- t u g w j ^ s e n t t o t h o s e lead
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t h r o u g h in n u m e r o u s places t h e b r e a k s r a n g i n g from 1 0 0 feet t o half a mile in wid th Every acre of l and subject t o a n overflow from Helena t o L a c o n i a will bo
4 m m t l a t e 4 The b a c k w a t e r ia nwt co in ing i n t o t h e ci ty slowly b u t i t will p r o b a b l y -only_fiiL the d i t ches _ 1
The lovec a mile below Aust in l ias been swept a w a y for several hundred feet Th i s will resul t in t h e overflow of a l a rge porshyt i o n of T u n i c a anlt| C o a h o m a coun t i e s The loss from t h i s c revasse will be g r e a t because all t h e c rops h a d been p l a n t e d a n d were g rowing P o r t i o n s of the t r a c k of t h e I ron M o u n t a i n r a i l r o a d be tween Heshyl ena a n d M a r i a n n a a r e teu inches u n d e r wa te r bull
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--treriPtrferh exhaustedli ifd~tTie lifeless body of t he m u r d e r e r was loosened a s soon a s t h e - m e n c a m e u p Tho la r iav h a d been d r a w n so t i g h t l y t h a t hin head Vias a l m o s t severed from his b o d y The f ea tu res showed t h a t he h a d died a t e r r ib le d e a t h The b o d y w a s left ly ing on t h e p ra i r i e un shycovered
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VASHiN(iTONApril 29mdashA mass -mee t ing w a s held here l a s t n i g h t t o express sympa-t h y with tho efforts of Mr G l a d s t o n e t o secure a P a r l i a m e n t for I r e l and Represhys e n t a t i v e R a n d a l l presided a n d maj a s p e e c h Speeches were ^-^rni ide amb by S e n a t o r s Vitii Wyck (Neb) Riddlebergcr (ya--^TKepresentativcs O l l a r a (N C ) Aplth$lion (W Va) P h e l p s ( N J ) AlcKiirioy ( P ) McMHlen (Tenn ) McAdoot^s f B u t t e r w o r t h ( 0 ) L a w l e r ( IJL^faud b y Mr H a r m o n of Ch icago -rotters from S e n a t o r s S h e r m a n ( 0 ) L o shy
g a n (111) a n d Mr S J Tilden express ing s y m p a t h y wi th t h e objects of t he meet ing were read T e l e g r a m s a n d l e t t e r s were received from P a t r i c k F o r d G o v e r n o r s P e r r y of F l o r i d a ONeill of A l a b a m a Ab-be t t of New Jersey a n d Oglcsby of Illishynois a n d S e n a t o r Bla i r express ing r e g r e t a t the i r i nab i l i ty t o be^p re sen t Resolushyt i ons a p p r o v i n g of tjie-efforte of G l a d s t o n e a n d Parne l l w e w i t d o p t e d a n d a d i s p a t c h informingthe mofmdashthe-aetkHvof t h e meet
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F l o o d s In t h e South
M R M P H I S Tenn April 2S~At^7T1fgt oclock l a s t n i g h t t h e leveo ptr^ihe e a s t b a n k of t h e Miss iss ipjgt- i1ver f o r t y - t w o miles s o u t h of MejraquopTiis b roke t he break o c c u r r i n g ^ i n r t he fiiteen-fe^t-high leveo th re^q tTar t e ra M t mile s o u t h of Aus t in
H A force of men were e m p l o y e d - a t t h e t ime s t r e n g t h e n i n g it b u t when i t b r o k e they ceased work T h e wate r -t h a t will p o u r t h r o u g h th i s b r e a k will find i t s way i n t o B e a v e r d a m Y a z o o p a s s ani l W h i t e Oak b a y o u I t is feared t h a t po r -t i n n s nf Tun ica C o a h o m a bull t j u i t n m a ftiul-
Sunflower Count ies will suffer which If t h e w o r s t is realized will cause se r ious loss t o fa rmers who h a v e a l r e a d y p l a n t e d t h e i r c rops The b r e a k was ten feet wide when the message was sent a n d n o t h i n g l a t e r c a n be a s c e r t a i n e d
M E M P H I S Tenn April 2SmdashA spec ia l from Helena Ark s a y s At four o c lock y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n t h e levee t h r ee -qua r shyt e r s of a mile aigtove N o r t h Helena b r t i r t t a n d t h e w a t e H s n m n i i i g t h r o u g h ve ry I T h e b r e a k is fifty feet wide a n d spread Before n o o n j t o - d a y all of the n o r t h e r n
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My
MY TREASURES
many Why bloss you children how theres four
Two IoilickiJiju fun-loving boys Who alwuys give niamiuu oiiough work
do Rut working is one of my joys
to
Dour Knliy who helps mamma lots In hor way
And my hah so winning and sweet Bright jewels adorning my wifehoods crown
In u homo where angels may meet
At the close ot the day I sit down beside My babv to lull her to sleep
In sweet dreams of childhood tho others reshypose
Kind Father Thy watch oer tbom keep
Yon usk am I worried with trouble and care All no it is restful and sweet
To bo the fond mother of blossoms so fuir To Kiide in tue right their young feet
Would 1 wish to exchange Not forking doin or crown
Nor for all of your wealth and your pleasures
You keep your fairlunds and your couches of down
Ill keep what is best my four treasures mdashhl-iii V Allen In (itngtd HtiUtteliampntinu
joHT^TsroSy T h e Deoe i t3 a n d H o r r o r s of
Gambling- E s t a b l i s h m e n t
Well would you like to hear my adventure in New Orleans J o h n Bright leaned his elbow on the arm of the red plush chair in which he sat with a thoughtful look in his dark-blue eyes
Why yes of course1 By all means Eugene Carthon and his sister looked
eagerly at the handsome blonde in front of them
Tboy had been talking -aboutmdashthe-No^vOjrleansJExposit i^nwhichall hail visited the winter before and naturally their conversation had drifted into pershysonal reminiscences and criticisms on the ways and manners ofthe people of that beautiful Southern citv
Did you really have an adventure asked Nell eyeing hiuv qucstioningly from under her long dark lashes They had intended to meet in the Crescent City but through some misunderstandshying the Carthon family had missed him Nell had always felt a little agshygrieved over this just as if John had
really been to blame in the matter and an allusion to their sojourn in the bullSouth brought back that vague feeling of disappointment which had mingled itself with all her enjoyments while there
Not that she cared tiny tiling for J o h n Bright Oh no not even to hershyself did she ever admit that But then he was Eugenes most intimate friend and he was such a bright companionshyable fellow how could she help liking him a little mdash-just for Eugenes sake you know She sincerely believed that it was her love for her brother that made her so solicitous always for his ftnendjjj^miLfxuit--araquo-d-^o ftlaquo-iou-s-to-make him always feel at home and thoroughly welcome in her fathers house __ _And if women vvill deceive themselves so ingeniously in these lixtle matters no one can blame them The reality seems all the prett ier when they surshyprise themselves into the admission one day that brotherly love is notsuch a powerful motor after all
Well go on with your s tory said Eugene lighting a cigarette with his sister s permission and pufling away expectantly bullbullIll bege t t ing drowsy presently if you don t wake me up with your thrilling episode mdash-Well-mdashJohn twirled his blonde
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mustache reflectively ignoring the last remarkmdashI was walking down Canal street one afternoon wheu it began to rainmdash
Remarkable when it was in the ra iny season interrupted Eugene who seemed determined not to be led into thinking his friend had met with any extraordinary adventure
Eugene do hush Nell said imshyploringly but J o h n did not seem to mind his friends quizzing in the least
As I said L-was walking down Canal -street^-when 4t began to rain not violently but enough to make a manfeel uncomfortable and the feathshyers on a womans bonnet limp Fortshyunately I had an umbrella which of
bullbullcourseI immediately raised J u s t as I did so a young lady came out of one of the large dry-goods stores behind me She stood irresolute for a moment as though nonplussed by the rain yet an evident anxiet)- possessing her to reach the car
r ^ s t a n f l y _ l found myself in a Strange dilemma Wha t should I do There was a young lady delicate and beautiful richly att ired in garments which the rain would certainly dam-ago without the slightest protection from the elements while I not three feet distant was possessed of an umshybrella large enough to shelter two I t seemed like a piece of irapertinenc yet on the impulse of tho momeirfT I mustered all my gallantrv^rtfof step-ping forward of feredjo^escor t her to bullthe-carmdash~mdash~~~^
hesitation in exposing herself to the disastrous effects of the ra in
At this juncture Nell curled up on one end of the sofa with her Kensingshyton in her lap looked very grave She could not quite approve or handsome blonde strangers ottering umbrellas to unknown ladies It might have been the extreme loveliness of the Creole belle which made the offense so henious in her eyes but she would have been shocked had you suggested such a thing
When we reached the corner there was no car John continued Being in Mardigras time there was always more or less delay When the car did arrive it was so crowded there was not a foothold The next and next proved to be the same Unconsciously we walked on the young lady by almost imperceptible guidance directing our footsteps We walked along the Rue Royal quite into the heart of the old French town the young lady scarcely seeming aware of the fact that we had traversed so many blocks I was too delighted with her bright conversation and naivete to wish to undeceive her and so we walked along until she stopped suddenly in front of one of those gloomy French houses so dreary in exterior appearance but often beaushytiful and gay within A high wall surshyrounded the dwelling surmounted by nails driven in so that the points proshyjected upward a sure safeguard against marauders As usual a high balcony graced the front of the house From the gatemdasha massive iron-barred onemdasha stone pave led up to the old-fash ionod door
I feel very grateful she said liftshying her big eyes to mine with a shadow of timidity in their depths which made them all the lovlier and she hesitated a little I know my father would wish to thank you also ifmdashifmdashmdash
If yoil only knew whom to thank I added with u conscious shame at my own lack of courtes Now I don t know what deviltry prompted me to the action but instead of handing her my own c a r d 1 gave her one of Frank i_litU_s-a youu-g fellmv rooming -vy-rtrr m e a t t h e S t C h a r l e s a d n i m m e r for a large hat firm in Detroit His name graced the card in -full arid also Tre-moine amp Leeman the name of the firm he was connected with It was a foolshyish thing to do yet I never expected tolt see the young lady again and I supshypose it occurred to me that it would be a good joke on Smith
To my great astonishment she recshyognized the first name
You must come ill and see my father she said Mr Tremoine is an old friend of ours and he will be so delighted to see you
in to what kind of a scrape had I gotten myself I declined as courteous-ly as possible and tried to hasten away but just then an old gentleman appeared at the door in answer to our r ing at the gate for as you rememshyber in New Orleans most of the bells are on the front gate
In a few words the young lady exshyplained the situation With a true Southern hospitality he invited me to enter thanking me in most voluble terms for my kindness to his daughshyter Seeing I ^vould ofiend by not acshycepting their invitation I stepped in with them As usual hi these FrenciiJJ bourses nieTfaTl led into a little barren-looking court From this however wltraquo tgtntraquonntmdashixiiomdashawmdashapartmuu-t febrtt
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at the bullbullveral unplic^ mdashIfief fffeie r
was elegantly furnished A servant took ra-y -umbrella and
hat and the old gentleman pushed forshyward a handsome easy-chair for me seating himself near me The young lady disappeared reappearing in a litshytle while in a charming dinner-dress of garnet satin
I confess I was a little dazed by the sudden turn affairs had taken and the tete-a-tete with the gentleman whose name I ascertained to be De Chartre was not embarrassing for he asked mc a score of quootionj about Detioit and the people there all of which I never having been in that city was obliged to answer at random or from vague reminiscences of what Smith had told me casually
I tried in vain to turn the subject and had almost given myself up to desshyperate fibbing when 1 chanced to pershyceive that a piano was behind me During a momentary lull in the convershysation in which De Chartre was probshyably trying to reconcile my rambling information with his own knowledge amLejm^ctures I - turned- to- the y o u n g lady requesting some music
To my relief she consented immeshydiately thus saving her father from any further surprises in the way of chaotic guessing on my part She sang and played quite prettily and I found myself even more prepossessed than I had been at first
After she had played several songs I arose to go but as I did so dinner was announced and I was urgently
invltcd~by them uoth to remain Again I saw that to refuse would be tp offend so in order to preserve Smiths re tion from further damage I aecep ted resolving that I would e x W t m y talents to tile utmost i n j j e r n g entertaining You see I wantea them to speak a good w p r d ^ i o r Smith if ever they
chance to communicate with is Tremoine whom 1 heartily wished
at the bottom of the sea Tho dinner was served in good
style and quite enjoyed by Smith who was sometimes r a the r dilatory in re-
bullTo mygttirpri80 and I must say pleasure she accepted gratefully and we walked to the next corner to meet t i n olaquor I noted then tho extreme kwdfoess of her beauty which was of ltfbe pore Creole type and the mafvel-oflf taish of her toilet which showed in
sponding to his name but who manshyaged Jo keep the upper hand in the conversation not allowing the old genshytleman a single gap in which to insert bis inquiries about Detroit and the Tre-
AfHf dinner we adjonfMd to the
for a smoky in which I declined to kiin him
The rain which had been mild at first now turned into a raging torrent I t beat savagely against the windows and the wind swept mournfully through the court Now and then it crept unshyder the doors and into the room bringshying a faint Ncont of the orange-blooms that were being swept fromjtheir stems on the bending trees without But the inclemency of the weather outside only made the comfort and brightness of the apar tment seem more perfect
With such a charming hostess the moments sped swiftly I became more and more enthralled with her dark eyes and her gracidus manners so typical of the grace which has made the Creole women celebrated Besides the novelty of the situation made it seem tenfold more attractive Jt began to tremble vaguely for Smiths peace of mind It would be superhuman for a man to reshysist the fnscinaten of the lovely creole I don t know to what length 1 might have committed myself had not the door opened and Monsieur De Chartre once more appeared upon the scent As it was I think he surprised me sayshying some foolishly tender things to his daughter
I looked t my watch A Hush of shame crept over me It was past ten oclock I fell that I had infringed on the hospitality extended to me I beshygan to apologize but Monsieur De Chartre stopped me
My dear sir he said cordially you can not go out in such a storm I will not permit it- My home is large We have anipie accommodations Ke-main with us to -n igh t
I hesitated a moment the rain beating on the window-pane seemed dismal enough Besides I was in a part of the city with which I was unshyfamiliar I might lose my way and wander about those narrow streets for hours and then blood-curdling tales came back to me of strangers who had been robbed and half murdered in those dark thoroughfares I had a valuable watchzainiiciEagn^agd^ qiTrteasuTrr-of o n o n e y a b o u t m e r w b i e b I-wonldmdashnot care to lose I confess the idea of ventur ing out into that pitiless storm in the heart of the high-walled mysteshyrious French town unprotected by a weapon of any sort rather dismayed me Yet I remembered that I had made arrangements to leave the city in the morning and I intimated as much to Monsieur De Chartre
That will not incommode us at all he said politely I will leave word with one of theservants to unlatch the door and gate at live oclock You can rise then and leave the house at your pleasure If you desire a cup of coffee Jacques will have it ready for you
I thanked him sincerely I could not feel grateful enough for such a warm and cordial hospitality I t is true indeed that these Southerners have the kindest and most hospitable hearts in the world An old and valued friend of the family could scarcely have been treated more kindly than I a complete stranger save for the slight stamp of genuineness which Tremoine amp Leeshyman gave me in this most elegant and beautiful home every part of which betokened the wealth and position of the o wner ___
37few moments later Jacques came
mdash With a
to show me to my room With a lingshyering glance I bade the young lady good-night It seemed to me that her beautiful eyes were filled with a ^ h u d -ow of regret for our brief acquaintance Her father followed me to the court without after giving me several messhysages for Mr Tremoine and other friends in Detroit all of which I promshyised to carry faithfully Then with a courtly good-night he intrusted mo to the care of the waiting African attendshyant
My apartment was handsomely furshynished in keeping W th thft rest nf thn housemdashIt was apparently a back room connecting with one in front of the house b y l i e a v y folding doors across which a rich crimson portiere fell
Jacques brought me a pitcher of fresh water and some clean towels and then mumbling something in his uninshytelligible crude French bowed himself out
I examined the room carefully locked all the doors except the folding one which I found fastened on the^ other side and went to sleep thinking what a capital joke this was on Smith
-who-wus-Ai-adottbtedrv-repostng- beautishyfully in room 105 at the St Charles unconscious of the strange escapade I had gotten him into I resolved to write to the young lady as soon as I left the city informing her of ray little deception and introducing the original Smith whom I was quite sure would-^ltrade-1 h l s c igare t temdashI awoke fall head over ears in love with^hef at sight Poor Smith I was j t t s tmapp ing put his future most^beautifully when Morpheus seizeji^ne and carried me off into ArpAmUCnti _
ut midnight I was awakened by slight noise in the roonrr I listened
but all was as still as death Apparshyently the whole household had fallea into slumber I attributed the souud to my own imagination and was about to compose myself to slumber when a cold chill crept over me I was sensishyble of a near presence The room was intensely dark and I could see nothing Neither could my faculties which were now thoroughly acute perceive the slightest movement or soundmdashYet my blood ran cold with the premonition of evil I could feel a cold sweat breakshying out all over memdashthe chill crept to the very roots of my hair
With a sudden bound I leaped from the bed The matches were on a table near I struck one and looked around half expecting to see some uncanny
lamp and examined the apar tment carefully but alt was as secure as when I retired
With an impatient condemnation of my weakness I went to bed again leaving the lamp burning i laquo w As I am no believer in haunted houses and my digestion is unusually good I soon sank into a deep slumber
About two hours later however I was again awakened by that mysterious sensation Again the cold chills beshytokening some evil unknown presence crept over me A terrible presentiment took possession of me I dared not move for a second My knees t remshybled the cold drops of moisture stood on my brow What could it bemdashthis awful presence that seemed to lay cold fingers upon me in the darkness and wake me from my sleep I lay there shivering as though chilled by some actual icy touch for a moment then my healthy vigorous physique reasshyserted itself I was no coward even to myself I rose stealthily and crept to the light turning the full blaze on sudshydenly
A change in the room startled nie The heavy portiere was thrown aside the folding-doors stood wide open Resolved to penetrate this mystery I stepped into the other room
A cry of horror escaped me as I did so 1 stood in the middle of the floor petrified the very blood freezing in my veins There on the bed lay a man with his throat gashed from ear to ear the red blood oozing slowly upon the white counterpane and the rich carpet beneath His wide eyes were upturned to the ceiling his white face transfixed with the death agony
For a second I stood there as if frozen to the spot my senses reeling my hands clinched i n a sudden agony of mortal terror then like a flash of lightning tha t ruth swept over me A terrible crime had been committed The responsibility was to be laid on me in the morn ing the police would come to arrest me What vestige of power would I have to disprove it
mdashEsther Dow of Decrf ioldN H who recently died aged eighty-eight years had never ill her life seen a railshyway train and for years had not been off her farmmdashBoston Journal
mdashPeter M Arthur chief eng inee ro f the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enshygineers the best-paid body of skilled artisans in the United States is an American of Scotch-Irish extraction He is fifty-five yars old and has been chief for ten yearsmdashChicago Inter Ocean
mdashMr J C Tipton is the most jourshynalistic journalist in the State He is editor of the Newton Enterprise owns a half interest in the Lincoln Press has bought out the Dallas Current and inshytends to start at an early date a paper at WilkesboromdashCltarlotte (N C) Chronicle
mdashRubinstein the celebrated Russian pianist wiio visited this country a few years ago has been offered $100-000 for a series of one hundred conshycerts in the United States but ho says he suffered so excessively from seashysickness that he will never consent to cross the Atlantic again
mdashA London dispatch says the Prinshycess Clementina the youngest daughshyter of the King of tire Belgians who will be fourteen years old July 30 next has been selected as the bride of Prince Albert Victor eldest son of the Prince of Wales now twenty-two years old The Princess is being educated as a Protestant
mdashThe story is told of John Bright that he said to a lady who spoke cora-plainingly of Mr Gladstone Have your children ever seen Mr Gladstone m a d a m N o said the lady won-deringly T h e n said the great Englishmen of the people I should advise you to improve the earliest opshyportunity to show them the greatest man that England has ever produced
mdashA New York paper says Teemer the Pit tsburgh oarsman has a backer worth many thousands of dollars who
xftricfc^uneTgy born I rrcrer hi si fates to piit ujT^ThirTunTIs of desperation- I-went to my room and dressed myself leaving not the slightshyest tracetof my presence there Assurshying niysdlf that not a card or a slip of paper was left as a clew to my identity I took mv boots in my hand and crept noiselessfy down the stairway
When I reached the door bejond the court I shrank back in dismav I had forgotten it would be locked and barred I entered the apar tment wThere 1 had been entertained the night before hoping to find a window unbolted To my surprise I heard voices and pershyceived a light emanat ing from the room adjoining The door between was slightly ajar I walked breathshylessly across the room and peeped through the crevice
Horrors of horrors What did I see there The tine courtly old gentleshyman of the night before seated at a faro table surrounded by a motley crowd and my fine young lady the brilliant sweet-voiced enchantress of the dinner table dealing out faro blanks opposite
I t was enough I turned away ealizing that I was in New Orleans l ad gotten into one of the worst dens
of tiHi-F_rencli c i t y r - and the beuutiful-creole was probably one of the notorshyious charac te rs^ had so often read of
No wonder my blood ran cold What if I could not escape These were desperate characters with whojai I could nolt cope The outlook was terrifying i
I tried each window cautiously They all resisted my efforts to raise them all but the lastmdashthat yielded a little I s truggled mightily with the strength of despair In doing so my hand touched a spring which I had not perceived before In an instant the window was pushed up noiselessly and withmdasha stealthy bound I leaped through landing unhur t on the ground a few feet below
John stopped in his narrat ive and lit the cigarette Eugene had handed him a little while before
What did you d o Eugene was impatient of the delay He leaned forshyward anxiously His own cigarette had gone out He had forgotten it in his absorbing interest
Ycs wha t did you d o Nell reshypeated the question with a terrible anxiety in her brown eyes Her Ken-sington lay-unblaquoe4copyd-oii~the-rtoor her elbows rested on her knees one hand support ing her dimpled eager face Her breath came short and fast She awaited the sequel with sympathizing anxious eyes
jWftvmdashJohn gave an energetic
Eugene sank back in his chair and Nell collapsed physically and mentally picking up her work with a disgusted air
Sold bdquobxJjieJljexclaimed_Euj5ene after a pause looking admiringly at his friend pound I t is the best sell of the season
Oh you horrible wre tch cried Nell when she recovered her breath and so it was all a d r e a m
Y e s answered John coldly raquo1 awoke in room 105 a t the St Charles with Smith asking me if I mistook him7
for a brick wall or a lamppost t h a t l was pounding him so v igorous ly ^
Nell did not seem to care much for t h a sell SQ long as the beautiful creole had proved a myth The story had awakened her consciousness a little and she seemed a little shyer of J o h n for several days afterwards But I am happy to say that she was a sensible girl and when J o h n asked her - ifmdashshe-only loved himfor Eugene sake1 she answered candidly a N o Thus
lthape itjMi w l l l O i qfrmn pad attaak]ca^e the sequel to Johns Story1mdash JM| M(ftfttotlaquoraquotapty IflMfat Xew Qrltm Times-Democrat
PERSONAL AND LITERARY
wheu anybody challenges Teemer ItT is not generally known that this backshyer is a lady Such is the case howshyever She is the widow of a well-known saloon-keeper of Pit tsburgh who died a year or two ago leaving her a big fortune
mdashSam Small has given $140 for tho beserit of an Atlanta (Ga) Mission Sunday-school He writes I hope it will do away with the necessity of an entertainments for I do not believe these means of gett ing money for the Lord s work are either to his honor or glory Try to avoid all sRch schemes Let the people give what they will Kit please don t barter them any thing for the Lord s sakemdashChicago Tribune
HUMOROUS
mdash Red Cloud the Indian chief spoke at Vassar College the other day and made quite a sensation Any thing red is in the height of fashion this seashyson mdashLowell Citizni bull
mdashMothermdashDid you steal the cake Johnn i e JohnniemdashNo ma am Did I Maudie Maudie (whogot a piece of the cake)mdashgtio deed mamma I saw him dkh t^ tF mdash Tid-Bits
mdashA little girl was sitting at a table opposite a gentleman with a waxed moustache After gazing at him for several moments she exclaimed jL^MyJdtty hasgot-sm^l lers too
mdash Ma did that comedy you saw last night make all the folks cry Why no my dear I never laughed so much in all my life Well pa told Mr Jones every body in the theater s a t i n tiersmdashBoston Budget
mdashA colored man went into a Galvesshyton newspaper office and wanted to subscribe to the paper How long do you want i t asked the jde rk Jea as long as it is boss If i t dbiTt fit de
-off myself mdashTexas Siftings
mdashA New York stone-cutter received the following epitaph from a German to be cut upon the tombstone of his wife Mine vife Susan is dead Ii she had lived till Friday shed been dead shust two veeks As a tree falls so must it s tand mdash^V Y Journal
mdashA young society lady asked Gus Snobberly a New York dude W h a t has become of your dog Mr Snobber-lv I have disowned him ye know He-barked-at a Bwitis fwend of mrng and I disowned him on the spot He is no longer a d a w g of mine mdashBoston Record
mdashShemdashSee here conductor Stop that young man going out there He insulted meV HemdashWhy Madam what did he say ShemdashHe called me a pret ty dearmdash^the wretch HemdashWell well that was wrong wasn t it But he couldn t have mean t i tmdashChicago Ranfbler
mdashGentmdashYou havf rso ldme thrcstick as genuine ivory while it is only imitashytion I therefore ask you to take it back TradesmanmdashWhat are yon th inking of I t is not my fault I g e t my iyory direct from Ceylon It has come to something if elephants are beshyginning to wear false teethmdashFUd-gende Blatter
mdashAt the dinner-table 4Como docshytor you are very skillful I will give y o u the honor of carving^ With pleasure m a d a m And immediately the doctor begins his task He is very absent-minded and when he has finally made a deep cut in the leg of mutton he stops takes a roll of linen ancf some lint out of his pocket and carefully bandages the wound Then after reshygarding it critically he remarks with professional gravi ty while the guest are stupefied with astonishment There with rest and good care t h a i is Mtktyto ter-^K
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HOWELL COMMENTS from the Republican
Onu Stair of this office has decided to start a paper at Colbma Berrin bounty for which place he leaves toshymorrow An outfit which he has bad in surage nearly a year will be used in the publication of his new paper
Several creditors of McLan amp Wilshyson and their sub-contractor H S Haywood gave their accounts to Corshyson amp Harger tor collection Being unable to get anything from McCrack-en amp Co oY from McLane amp Wilson the T A A amp N M company was sued in the late circuit eourt The case was tried by jury and resulted in a verdict of $52776 for the plainteftV I t was beld that a railroad company is responsible for all labor claims against its construction department or its conshytractors _
The number of persons prosecuted in this county by the prosecuting atshytorney Fred H Warren during the year 1885 was 62 One was charged with adultery 1 with assault and batshytery one with assault with intent to commit the crime of rape 1 with bigashymy 1 with breaking and entering 4welling house in the daytime 1 with defacing monument 6 with disturbing Jrablicmeeting 3 with drunkenness 4 with drunk and disorderly 7 disshyorderlypersons 1 with disposing of chattle mortgage property 1 with Embezzlement 1 with highway robshybery 3 with larceny more than $25 8 with larceny less than $25
Frwa-fhe Democrat -Thirty-two persons are reported as
being converted at the special meetshyings held in the Man school house at West Howell
The school at the six corners (Flemshying) has been closed on account of diptheria which has broken out in the family ot Samuel Stewart
Members of the family of Mr JtoiWstoft were made very sick last week rjy dririfcing butter milk that had stood iii a tin vessel The tin had made it poisonous
One hundred men are engaged in ballasting the new railroad between Hamburg and Hewelk Another body of men are at work between Byron and Howell It is expected the road will be ballasted in a monthso as to admit
-of the running ot regular trains
with well established merit and such as are popular Having the agency for the celebrated Dr Kings New Disshycovery for consumption colds and coughs will sell it on a positive guarshyantee It will surely cure any and every affection of throat luraquogs or cbe9t and m order to prove our claim we ask you to call and get a Trial Bottle Free
Wonderful Cores W D Hoyt amp Co Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome Ora say We have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters aiid Bucklens Arnica Salve for two years have nevor handled remedies that sell as well or give snch universal satisshyfaction There have been wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by useof a few bottles of DrKinds New Discovery taken in connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee them always Sold by Jerome Winchell
Bucklens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world tor cuts
bruises sores ulcers salt rheum feshyver sores cetter uhapped hand- chilshyblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles-or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refundshyed Price 25 cents per box
For sale at Winchelis Drugs tore
Wests Cough Syrup cures whoopshying-cough asthma bronchits conshysumption auu all throat and lung difficulties 25c 50c and $100 All druggists
Delicate temales old people and children are always pleased with Wests Liver Pills Mild etfective and theyalvvayscure 30sugar coated piLli_25c AH druggists
Why will yoji suiFiir_when onebnttle^
mdashTHEmdash
SHREWD BUYER Will buy where can get the mot
desirable goods at the
mdash L o w j f l T razcaosmdash
OUR STOCK consists of all the most standard and
popular remedies as well as all the latest medicines known
to the drug trade
of Wests Worlds Wonder will relieve and two or three bottles cure an case of rheumatism 25 and 50c Your druggist sells it
Wests Pain King should be kept in every house for sudden attacks of cramps colic painters colic cholera morbus flux ana dysentery Only 25c All druggjsts
Any case of lame back cured 1 v a tpw applications of Wests Worlds WTonder also cures sprains bruises cuts and burns Cheapest and best All druggists
Wests Liver Pills-geuuine wrapped in bluemdashthe standard remedy tor liver complaint dyspepsia indigestion and sick headache Ail druggists
Wests Pain King-the household remedy Always useful Never fails to cure cholera morbus pains in stcmach or bowels cramp colic chills or summer complaints 25c All drugshygists
Wests Worlds Winder or Family Liniment a superior remedy tor neuralgia rheumatism lame bank
FOWLERVILLE SAYINGS From the Kevlew
Mr G- M Crawford who wer to Ann Arbor a few weeks since to have a cancer removed from his face returnshyed last week The operation was suc-cesstully preformed and he is now
_ slowly recovering
At tbe alarm of fire on Monday mgMjLfew men undertook to run the hook and ladder wagon out of the corporation cow shed but it collided with the corporation road scraper and refused to budge Comment is unshynecessary
Henry 0 Cabbott of Williamston wns run over by a freight train on the
mdashD L- amp N railroad aboutmdashone mile east of that place while in a fetate of intoxication on Saturday morning and instantly killed He was well known m this vicinity having taught music w this village more or less for the past few years and has played for dances quite frequently in the ^country He had started from Williamston to go to the home of his parents who live about two miles this side7 of that place and in all probability become tired and stupid set down upon the track to rest with the abore fatal result He was
about 30 Wars old and had considerable musicaJgtabiHty but was strongly adshydicted to the terrible habit which ruin-
A bull
ed his life anaY caused his death And still the business continues on And on
some freshvictim each day stepping in to fill the place of the one removed by death
sprains bruises cuts burns or wounds Cheaper goes further lasts longer than any other All druggists
Purify your blood regulate your liver and digestive organs before the heat of summer and thus save a doctors bill by the timely use of Wests Liver Pills AH druggists
IMPORTANT When yon visit or leave New York Citr SATP
baggage expressage and carriage hire ana stop at tde Grand Union Ilutel opposite Grand Central Depot
Movant rooms fitted up at a C09t ofYme mil lion dollars reduced to $1 and upward per day European plan Elevutor Restaurant supshyplied with the bout llorse cars Btatrrs and ele-vatect railroad to all depotsmdashFamilies canllvc ht-ter for less money at th Grarfd Union Hotel tnan at any other flrst-claSs hotel in thecity
Legal
If yon dont you ought to kuew that we carry a full line of
TOILET A R T I C L E S Some fine Scripture Cards French
Tissue Paper etc
CARRIAGE WORKS = We wish to invite attention to the
A
Dont talk about CIGARS until you have tried the boss Cigara of the town namely
THE NIGHT HAWK WE WILL-SELL YOU
The Earth for 5 cts 3TIf you dont believe it call and aee
A FINE LINE OF CANDIES-mdash A T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
In WALL PAPER we have the finshyest line in town Call and see our Silk Papers They are fine
GROCERIES Stock is complete and prices to meet
the times A ubinu cup amp saucer and phite Kiven to every purchaser of one lb Butterfly Raking Powder
i DRUG STORE f F A SIGLER
MONEYl IMPORTED CATTLE
ABERDEEN - ^ t t f f i U S ^GRADES raquo
Absolutely the best in the world
ORDER OF PUBLIC MION State of Michishygan Seventh judicial Circuit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston An chancery at Howell on thlaquo twenty-third dfly of March A D I860 ALBUBTA L J ONES 1
Complainant I vs y
ALFRED F JONES ljpfsndant j
Upon due-proof by affidavit that Alfred F Jonvs the defendant in above entitled cause reshysides outof the State oLMichigampn andio-the-Tex-rttdry of New Mexico on motion of Hoi 1 in H
Person Solicitor of Complainant it is ordered that the defendant do appear and answer the bill of complaint riled in this cause within rive months from the date of this arder else the said bill rraquof complaint shtfll ha taken as confessed and it is further ordered that this order be published withshyin twenty days from the date hereof jn thePinck-ney DISPATCH a newspaper printed in the County of Livingston and be published therein once in each week for six weeks in succession such pubshylication however shall not be necessary in case acopv of this order be served on defendant pershysonally at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for his appearance
W P VAXWIKKLI Circuit Court Commissioner
RoLLt H PERSON Solicitor for Complainant (Ilw7)
0KDEI1 OK PUBLICATION State of Jchi-sran Seventh luoiciai Circnit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit ciuurt for the County of Livingston in chancery at Howell on trie loth day of March A D 1886 HATTIS H STEELK )
Complainant I vs V
WTLUAMW STLE I Defendant j
On reading and filing dnlaquo proof bv affldavi thai tbe said defendant William W Steele dlaquopartlaquod from his last k no wu place of n and that bis present place of residence carnot b ascertained on motion of Edward 0 Ejrfbler licitor for the somplainant it is ordered thartaid defendant William W Steele atinsatand anshyswer the bill of complaint filedJaHraTd cause withshyin five months from the data-pTthis order and in default thereof that said bUraf complaint be takshyen aa confessedgty said William W Steele It ia farther ordered that tbft order be published once in each we k fornix successive weeks in the
Jerome Wmcji l l_canalwa^ AetWe Pnshingr and Reliable
lied upon to carry m stock the purest and best poods Wnd sustain the re pu tation of being tliabllaquo by
DCK tnepuTi taia-tfierer pushing frad
nxxuendutg axii
Book now open for a limited numshyber of LOWS Terms $5 and $8 cash IWd won the highest premiums asninst ali Applv now of
R C AULD Pinckney Examine ptuuuoti alter my Bulla
in the n^ighiiorhood and believe your own eves
ATTENTION FARMERS
JAS JACKSON of Unadilla handles the
Walter A Wood Bindshyers Reapers and
Mowers THOMAS HAY RAKE amp TEDDER
CULTIVATORS DRAGS Buggies and Wagpns
And Farming Tools of allJdnds
E8P0n exhibition at ^ykes amp Sons Pinckney add at Sjterckbridge
NEW CARRIAGE SPRING -Manufactured by themdash mdash
D E T R O I T S P R I N G amp S T E E L W O R K S FROM CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL
The same being a long spring so constructed as to not crowd on t^ie reteb Tbe above with the WILSON SPRING are our specialties laquond will
be ot superior finish and fully warranted Special jobs of any kind built to order
I
SYKES amp SON Pinckney
AT L H BEEBES - PINCKNEY PARLOR SUITS
B E D R O O M S U I T S
BEDSTEADS
LOUNGES
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SPRINGS -2BUIEraquoU$k
oCOMMODEs lo
F U R N I f U R E CHAIRS
TABLES SECRETARIES
bull^STANDS i^
G MIRRORS
BRACKETS PICTURE FRAMES
ETC ETC E T C
ATL H BEEBES - PINCKNEY
iwrTHE DISPATCH OFFICE
FQamp J9B WORK
M J T H A F S Neutralizing Mixti
ill enre the Asiatic lera and
pnbHcatlon to be witbln twenty draquoyraquo iraorthe dtlaquo of tbl order -
Jottn Lout Circuit Court CodmlMioalaquor
EDWABB G EatLiB
1L pHETtOMPLAIWT^ MY OTHER MEDICINES ARE7 ALL
WELLKNOWK AND-WI^DO ALL THAT IS CLAIMshy
ED FOR THEM
| ^ I spare no expense in making my Medicine and they will never play out as long as I compound them
_ bull mdash _ mdash u m m s MEHAN or bullraquolaquo at WiaehfJl bull Drpt 6+gamp
TOTHEPUfOcT VVgt still continue to do business at the old stand in Pinckner Wlaquo u ^ large stock of all kinds ot P
^LUMBEJA ANI^SHINGLES 1- S bull
SS2 t TTv bull
MOULDINGS On hand which we will sell for the lowest possiblr ficure far cash ft
havn t got what you want we will furnish it on short notice and re t mt J S you want and compete with any other yard within a radius-fif 12 miJM n j -not go some where else_io buy Avten yon pan do just as well at home T h - J i L -ing you for past favors we remain yours truly ^ T ^1
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WITH A STRIUQ
a Pramlalav Boy Baatored Happiness to raquo Suffering Women
She wa a woman apparently fifty s fears olltt plainly dressed and she sal
in a dooajfay on Monroe avenue with tears in her eyes and a mad look on ker face By and by a boy who was hanging around there asked if she was crying because she ad lost her husshyband-
Now If it was only that I should be a happy woman she replied
Have yer broklaquo yer leg or lost money in a busted bank or come to town for a divorce he continued
bullNaw The trouble is that Ive got bullan old tooth here which has been trying to jump out of my head for a week Ive been here three times to have it out but I dasnt go up-stars to the dentist
bullI kin imagine your feelins maam Ive bin right there myself Lets see the tooth
She opened her mouth very wide and 1str peeked and peered and finally Blmdashd his dirty finger on the identical
1s it a stiddy ache maam Yes purty stiddy Kinder loose aint itP Yes bullbullYou dont want the dentist to pick
up a- bowie knife and jab the gum around the root-grab for a chisel and
- pareaway at a prongmdashclap on his old pinchers and jerk the top of your head over the roof Madam are my surshymises correct
Mercy but donI talk Jhat way Im all in a chill shegasped
Say he whispered as he pulled a oord fromhis pocket and made a slip-nopse lemme try at itmdashril pull as soft as lasses and if it hurts you can catch hold of the stvinof
It took five minutes to coax her into it but at last the noose was slipped over and drawn tight She was on the fourth stairmdashhe on the seednd
Now open your mouth as big as a bucket shet your eyes and think of sweet cake he sard as all was ready
She obeyed Next moment he jumped backwards oft the stair-mdashthere was a yellmdasha gaspmdash whoop and he held the tooth up and cried out
Here she ismdashbehold the remains She rose up spat out the blood cried
a little and then suddenly rushed tor the boy and pinned him fas to the wall and kissed him toity-soven timos on the chin twenty-four times on the point of the nose and eighteen times on the right ear Then she forced a half dolshylar futo his paw grubbed the string aud thetouth and skipped out the doorway with the joyful exclamation
O you dear good angelic boy I harenlrijeFnr^ohappyfbTTwen y- a even lomg yampmnmdashDetroit Free Press
bull laquo
CAPE COD
a sort ol a compromise between a curshyrant and a buck-shot being a little more acid than the former and a good deal harder than the latter A great many physicians practice medicine and raise cranberries at the same time I will not say why this is as I was a guest of a doctor whle there on a visit I was lately offered some land on the Cape for one cent per aero bnt before I had an opportunity to clinch the barshygain I received another offer one cent less which had the effect of restraining me from acquiring any Cape Cod prop-art If it gets lower I may take up a lew acres at some future time
GAMBLERS4 TRICKS
tiothee I Haroat yo got a cigar for me No cigar No ohewiag tobacco witherP No cheering lobaooo Thee Heaves gimmm j o v
fraquoaphMmdash TvtM SiUngt
AmdashGeogriphlflalmdashMalformation Special ly Adapted for a Mod -m 8ujiraquor Refinery
It is not known exactly whe discovshyered this geo^rapheal malformation so that the bfamc can be laid at no ones
gt door So the discovery has come to be regarded more as a general misfortune than a crime mdashIt is not my purpose to describe the cape with a view to boomshying it as a summer resort for in spite
_mdashof the fact that I am a humorist by necessity 1 have still a leavening of humanity in my composition which hinders from driving the good public into trouble and discomfort I have heard vague rumors concerning the exshyistence of a hotter locality but they are not mentioned in any standard work on the division of the eftfths surface I have no inclination to trample upon the
k proyinee^of historians and naturalists bull^bull^bullytelling how the ferocious cod-fish is - Fronted and slain -in his native-jtrngiear
by eager sportsmen nor do I wish to explain how the chipper smoked hershyring is snared The one idea waich compels me to write of this Sahara anshynex is its wonderful growth of sand If there is any one thing for which the whole country can look to Cape Cod it is sand We often hear that such and such a man has no sand This shows conclusively that he owns no property on the Cape Thereis only one thing
ftjbaf can approach- CapeJ2odf as a pro-cfoocr of sand and this honor statistics yield to the^eaity strawberry A gen-tleman-wlio owns an extensive sand
^ptrsturage there assured me a few days ago that it needed no cultivation and
Would grow perfectly wild in fact that the leas cultivation it received the bot-ter it seemed to thrive lie also assured
Tha Sharper4 Novel W a y e f Entrapping Vi suspecting- Countrymen
bullbull I have found honesty to be the best policy and have gone into a legitimate business the boss crook remarked
What is that the reporter asked having missed the crook from his usual hannts
Teaching the innocent rustic and the unsophisticated suburban I avershyage one scholar a day and the scheme pays very well I struck the racket last winter and have found it a picnic How do 1 work it I put a card in lifty country papers
PORTUNK MATKmdashfiamblers tricks ex rosed Marked card loraquodeltl d e e bups and putept boxesfor gtraquoe with instructions Lessons at reasormble ratoa Address mdash - Bowery
The rustic seos this and in the same paper reads of a man winning twenty-tive thousand dollars at faro He writes me and I send him a price list It is the same as that used by regular dealers in gambling goods only about fifty per cent higher If the fellow wants to miy I sell and make a decent profit But what catches is a notice at the end
aving beeir~~aprofesslonat gambler twenty years I am familiar with every triok of the tra4andgUivran4ee-to4nake any novice proficient in three lessons and skillful enough to meet any blackshyleg on equal terms Terms one dollar a lesson of one hour
The chump reads thatand comes on and calls 1 have a deal with ihe landlord of the hotel and receive my pupil in the private parlor The best racket is to teach him to work loaded dice or marked cards In an hour hes got the hang of it but of course is very clumsy We go down to the barshyroom and throw for drinks My pal comes up to the bar and looks interestshyed in the game He asks us to let him in I f-ay certainly and give my bnoolio friend the wink My pal then loses two or three rounds and wants to throw a quarter a head We accede Fal loses the rustic beats him but I w n After a few throws I pull my watch out and plead an engagement and ( ret oiitv As I leave I whimper to the counlry_niiin_ that ho has a picnic and to work the fellow for all hes worth I then skip The game continues and in fifteen minutes ray pupil is cleaned out If ] he kick my pal suddenly-picks upmdasha-j
raquoA worthy tanner and hiraquo family of this eeuaty have boa attending the night serrleos of a protracted religion
at a ohoroh in the country they weald walk and
they woo Id ride the die-being about one mile and a halt
After the service was over the other night the gentleman wife and two bullnaghters walked home and just beshyfore goiag to bed the absent-mind
lily happened to think that the and horse had been left at the
ebnrek The gentlemen walked hack to the church and fonnd his horse hHehW whore he had left kunmdashMari-
mdashThe Turfcioh sohttats are armol with what U probably the Inest milishytary rifle m the worldmdashthe Peabodjr Bartiui-Hcnri and manufactured in this rvraquooraquotrjr
WHIPS WHIPS 50 DOZEN
i WHIPS H
ltmdashAn accomplished Bridgeport lady who recently made some extra-niee Charlotte Ruse d d not discover until it had been eaten with great approval by her discriminating friendi that in-strad of sherry wine she had nsed a bottle of cough mix ure in comshypounding the confection There has not Ixgten a cough or swe threat in thai vicinity since mdash Bridgeport (On) gtlanUlttrd
bullAmdash
FIVE DOLLAR BONE WHIP
V
--ttcnir informed that a man whom hlt hul d -churned for drunkenness w laquo the soe support of awife and six chil divn a Lowell null Superintendent reshyplied it happens that tho man who takus the place has a wife and seven cVldren -t should be borne in mind that i ev opul--iou of a bumraer make a job for a doent workermdashIoston ltrud
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as moulh t tin Miss ssippi Hi Tel
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MARVELOUS PRICES
BOOKS MILUON Beaikta imlt as Otttt Warts kt rtneM afcaW
Alastl Blvlaquoi 4wtvl The following took arc puslUIiciLia nnX niapfc^ 1mm
manj of them lianduiuc-ljr ll laairatM laquoM all an printed from Mod typu upon KIMMI M M T raquo TkarlNal bullr a KTeit raquoricT of raquoulijrctt and wlaquo lUak alaquolaquoalaquolaquoaalaquoi-amine the lint without Bndllij thrroia mtnj laat it m i4laquo would like to possMi ID cloth bound rem talaquof Waka v ^ l d eoUSleO each Kaeb book U eoaiptota U kMdt
Tke Widow fiedott Paptrt ThU la UM kaak alaquoer which your graudmotheri laughed till tlUft
Whalebone Raw-hide
Live Oak Java
Ratan Whip Carriage _ Teamy ~
6ulky
lcr Baking Purposes Best intheWorlcJr
For Sale by FA SIGLER
Itii Justaa funnv (ogtdar ai It crer u O r i m n ^ Fairy Stortea far tklaquo Tlaquolaquoi
flneatcollactioo of ulry itvrlm (UT raquo a TU
loaded dice and stats a row Jf the man isnt a fighter my pal hits him on the nbse If he i-j we call in the jraultr and bounce him for a blacklegr You oan bet he never comes back and he doesnt complain to the police Even If he did wed bdquohave the dead-wood on him a4 could easily prove that he rung In loaded dice on ug The rackets
same with
ren win be delighted with Hi-m Tke Lsri raquof the Iji c Or Sir Waiter SMM
The LaJ^of thlaquo Takt la a roinine In rartt aad af aU the work of Seott mgtnc ilaquo nlaquoc beautiful thaa tkU
Mannal of Etiqiirtie for ladlei and SlaquoatWaMlaquo bull fnlJe to pollteneu and (wd brelaquodlof firiaj llMraiaaaf modern ctlqnetta tfl all occuionlt
The StandaH Letter Writer fee Ladfca aad OeDtlnmen a oompleta galte to eorranpoademaa gfrteg ylaln dlreotiom fttr^teio eonio_raquojJUIon titlnmt afaiaii Had lih Innumerable fonni aiiJ oxirnplei
Winter Evening Krornt Una a lar(laquo araquoUatUalaquo ef Aatlag Ctaaradvi Tableaux irnlaquo FUIIIM tie ht aoclal nttaerisfe privata Uiaatrkale as4 aramiaa at home fllmtrawd ~ laquoIMaloffaee Reeltatlesa and Klaquolaquo4taca a and oholce collection tat tahool tJUUhtUaui private entertainment
Parlor Mafic laquo94 Cbeaileal a book which tells how to perform hnndrtai af amnilaf triok In mtia and ioitruoUva txparinanu i u ilagtgtia ageoti
Heme Cook Book and Fawillr F k j H elaa eontatnlnr hundreds of exclaquoUlaquoat eoekiat radlaai and hlnta tohousekaeporv also tcUiof hovteaura alii -aoa allmoau by simpli
Sixteen Oosapleto fttorlca embracing lora humoroda-ini dfteeti aoetety pound - bull mdash mdash ^ -
Riding Machine
ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo P Rowell amp Co
N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g B u r e a u lO S p r u c e St N e w York
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This paper poundbull fcept on file at the ofllee o f
DVERTISINq _ G E N T S
riME8 BUILDIH8 ^ frac34 frac34 PHIUDtlPHU ctriiiiTrt ttrKwsnttk ipmnsne cocc EplHRKICd at Lotvact Cash Rate rllCC J f t - l r IYER amp SONS MANUAL
N E R V O U S B B B I L I T Y I
Whip i
marked cards but What do vou think i
jnsTTfia onlj a little glower of tblaquo gxmof
Ingenious but doesnt the landlord
bullbull Na-o Dont you see we divy up -ticoording to how good the horel is we yield fromfifteen to forty per ceuL Why Id pay serenty per cent if I could work m first-olass hotelmdashA Y 8imr
mon ailmonuby simple honi remediea
bullac X7 teres tin j
inc lora humoro^mni detcctira bull(bullrtaa ttarttaafl 11raquo of adraature cf railway UXa eta all rary ta
bull
~ Ho Lake South of Pennsylvania
It U a remarkable geographical fact that while all the groups of mountains of the Atlantic slope north of the Delshyaware breasWatcr are liberally supshyplied with pretty lakes large and small increasing in size northward to the chain of the great lakes there is not a lake large or small in any of the groups of mount a ns south of the Delshyaware BroakwaUr down to where the AppTktrvohian chain hielts away in the northern hills of Alabama and Mississhysippi And theae mountains of Wayne aad Pike aad the snrroundin counties
me that he never felt the least anxiety about frost or drought It has been asshyserted that the product is indigenous but reports having got abroad that an early Governor of Massachusetts first brought it over deteobivos were set at work to investigate the allegations and tithe present time claim to possess aeveral Valuable dews which seriously implicate persons in high poaitiona
The ohief product next to sand in which Gape Cod excels is the eran berry
A jtaratSlr
CaJled Back A Nort) By Hob Cwwv Mtke bullf Dark Davraquoeto
At the Worlds Mercy A Karal 1raquo n m i l Warden anchor or bull The HOUM OO the Marsh at Draquork Day a A Novel Bj Bugh C s i t u sattav
of Called Back etc ^ -Tke Mystery or tke IIoily Tree
the author of Dora Thoraa Toe Presea Deep A Korel By WWtia CalUw
author of The Womaa In White etc Ked Court F e r n A Novel Bj Mrs Bsary Was)
author of Kast Lynne etc Berk to the Old Home A horai By Man Caafl
Hat author of Hidden Ptritraquo etc Johe Rosrerhanka Wife A Karat By M M
Muloci author o f John Halitaz CtaatUBaa ass Anae A Novel By lira Henry Wood Mtfeaf st East Lynne
AraoaBertee A Novel Bv Olaquoorca KUataetkflr et Adam Beit The Mill on the FloairltMe
OUR i l N E Q U A L I D OFFKft We win tend any laquo ef the books astd set Csealaffaa
eonwlclnf prioeaof all leadinj papera aas aeasj tsT 11 i t t t m i y - f f B6Traquo raquo 0 etsw tte whois J S ^ j r i_-raquompe or Postal No 1AM NEWS CO
I have bousrht many more Whfps than Thad ought to or have room for
and shall sell to every custoshymer regardless of cost
I will jive a chance with everv
FIFTY CENTS paid for a
L)u- lu C WESTS NIIV AND T U U N I R E A T -31ENT agraquoarnTtecci Millc_f( r lly-- ria Dizzi-neampa OonvuihjoiiM 1 u Islt I gt Hoatlache Nervous Fn- of alcolraquol or laquo1gtUCOJ Wi pros^uQ Softeniiv of XI sanity avd ]craquondiic to ni Preraaturo Old AKltgt I an in cither sex lnvolurt r
orrticea cauaatl by bullbullbull m^rr i fibula or over-i iul i i lc (bullbullbull I tme months trcrnir gt
for $500 sraquorU hv rr gt bullbull
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have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
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D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
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g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
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bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
In t h e evening a n e igh t -hou r ball g iven bullunde r the auspices of t h e T r a d e s a n d L a shyb o r Assembly i h t h e F i r s t Cava l ry Arshym o r y drew o u t bufca c o m p a r a t i v e l y l i g h t
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
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T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
ifTDoldcrs a r e employed - twenty- th ree s h o p s
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in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
Paeking-houses fifty concernenSploy-ing 15000 to 20000 p e o p l e breja-ories t w e n shyty- two e m p l o y i n g l500gt^v1iolesale b a k e shyries fifty employing---lTr00 p e r s o n s t h r e e gas comnanie 1^00 l o u r s t r ee t r a i l w a y s 4500 r a i l r oads in t h e S t a t e of I l l inois 130-018 (out o f t h i s n u m b e r the re a re 15000 i a Ch icago ) 100 c i g a r factor ies 1300 h a n d s five express companies 1200 t e l e g r a p h a n d te lophono compan ie s 1800 s ixty-seven boot a n d shoe m a n u f a c t o r i e s 2500 fo r ty wholesa le c lo th ing m a n u shyfactories 5030 twe lve d r y goods dea lers 8000 t w e n t y bras9 foundr ies 1000 e igh ty - seven foundr ies i ron -works a n d rol l ing-mil ls 8000 100 c a r r i a g e a n d w a g o n factories 1500 140 f u r n i t u r e a n d upho l s t e ry 5000 fo r ty p l a n i n g mi l l s a n d box factor ies 2500 200 l u m b e r y a r d s 7000 a n d 20000 m e n e m p l o y e d in b n i l d i n g t r a d e as ca rpen te r s pape r -hange r s l a t h e r s pa in t e r s s tone a n d br ick workors s tone shycu t t e r s p lumber s a n d g a s fitters roofers a n d s l a t e r s t w e n t y t a n n e r i e s 1300
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refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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A n n o u n c e m e n t w a s rece ived aCGrApd R a p i d s a few d a y s a g o of t he d e a t h a t ampQfi Diego C a l of S o l o m o n L W i t h o y J u d g e of the Uni tes S t a t e s C o u r t for tho W e s t e r n d i s t r i c t of Mich igan H e left O r a u d Rap-~ ids a b o u t four m o n t h s ago for S a n Diego to benefit his f a i l ing hea l t h a c c o m p a n i e d by his wifo a n d d a u g h t e r who w e r e with^ h im a t the t i m e of his d e a t h Mr W i t h e y w a s born in St A l b a n s Po in t F r a n k l i n C o u n t y V t Apr i l 21 120 and w i t h h i s p a r e n t s b e c a m e a r e s i d e n t of G r a n d R a p shyids in March 1S-J7
Acqu i t t a l w a s t he r e s u l t of tho t h i r d t r i a l of Joseph K u b n f o r m e r l y a b a n k e r in Detro i t who w a s ind ic ted for o b t a i n i n g m o n e y u n d e r falso p re t enses
K a l a m a z o o is sti l l in tho field t o s e c u r e the S t a t e fa i r this y e a r a n d t h o c o m m i t t e e r e p o r t e d t h e o t h e r n i g h t t hoy h a d r a i s e d cent2000 a n d would -keep o n
W h i l e d r u n k e a r l y a few m o r n i n g s a g o H e n r y U S m i t h a p r o m i n e n t f a r m e r l ivshying a t Co lumbus S t C la i r C o u n t y t r i ed to e n t e r the house of IT C Meisel S m i t h w a s t a k e n for a b u r g l a r a n d shot a n d i n s t a n t l y ki l led
More t h a n $5500 w o r t h of horses w e r e r e c e n t l y sh ipped f rom Mason I n g h a m C o u n t y
ii F Rose a f o r m e r i n m a t e of t he Cal shyh o u n C o u n t y poor -house u n d a v e t e r a n of t h e war has been a l l o w e d $l0sgt2 back penshysion
Onotof the l a r g e s t celery g r o w e r s in K a l a shym a z o o says t h e r e will be twenty- f ive pe r cent more ce l e ry ra i sed this y e a r t h a n o v e r before
H P Caho t aged th i r ty- f ive y e a r s a
music ian l iv ing th roe miles f rom Wi l l -i ams ton Ingham C o u n t y was r u n over1 b y a f re ight t r a i n n e a r t h a t p lace a t noon re shycent ly and killed He w a s l y i n g on t h e t r ack
Char les Brown a we l l -known s p o r t s m a n of H a r t l a n d L i v i n g s t o n Count w a s badly gored by a bull r e cen t l y
H e n r y Bailey a g e d n i n e t e e n y e a r s w a s r e c e n t l y a r r e s t e d lo r a t t e m p t i n g to wreck the eas l -bouud irnfn on t h e Michiga-n-Cenmdash t ra l r a i l road n e a r K a l a m a z o o He m a d e a full confession in wr i t ing s t a t i n g t h a t he wasled to the act to redress the w r o n g s h i s f a the r had suiFeied f rom the M i c h i g a n C e n t r a l t h r o u g h a r e fusa l t o p a y for t h o buwvin-g-ofmdashsixty TO^is-af^encc^ T-his_was the fifth a t t e m p t to reck t r a i n s in t h e s ame loca l i ty in t h r ee yea r s
Mrs K a t e Oi Dinn^l of l t o y a l Oak Oakshyland C o u n t y is A rus t l e r Sho is a car shyp e n t e r by t r a d e a n d can eas i ly keep t w o m e n on tho j u m p t o keep up w i t h he r in sh ing l ing
A n A u s t r i a n r e c e n t l y wa lked f rom N e w Y o r k t o M a n i s t i q u o Schoo lc ra f t C o u n t y m a k i n g t h e entire- d i s t a n c e in t h i r t y - o n e d a y s
Af te r be ing in t h e f a m i l y fo r ty -one y e a r s t he Holmes mi l l p r o p e r t y t h roe m i l e s f rom Bronson B r a n c h C o u n t y h a s c h a n g e d h a n d s Mr A R i c h a r d s o n of t h a t p l ace be ing the p u r c h a s e r
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Repor t s t o t h e S t a t e Boa rd of H e a l t h b y fifty-one obse rve r s in dif ferent p a r t s of t h e S ta te fo r t h e week e n d e d Apr i l 24 i nd ica t ed t h a t i n f l a m m a t i o n of t h e bowels i n t e r m i t t e n t fever s c a r l e t fever a n d puer shyp e r a l fever i nc rea sed a n d p n e u m o n i a a n d c o n s u m p t i o n of t h e l u n g s dec reased in a r e a of p r e v a l e n c e D i p h t h e r i a w a s r e p o r t e d a t e igh teen places s ca r l e t fever a t t h i r t e e n t y p h o i d fevor a t o n e a n d meas les a t flve places
Te c o h t e s t e d e l e c t i o n - case b r o u g h t b y S a m u e l Toby a g a i n s t B y r o n McNeal w h o w a s e lected s u p e r v i s o r a t G r a n d R a p i d s b y o n e m a j o r i t y w a s dec ided in t h e defendshya n t s favor T h e ba l l o t -box w a s opened in open cour t
Mrs Marsh a g e d n i n e t y - n i n e y e a r s d i e d recen t ly a t Alb ion C a l h o u n C o u n t y f r o m the effects of a b r o k e n leg ^ -
Tbe e l even -hour p l a n h a s been a d o -by the lunibtfr-mills of S c h o o l c r a f t f i e l i n t y
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mdashNo house in the c o u n t r y cun be called a c o m p l e t e h o m e wi thou t a gar shyden a t t a c h e d to i t mdash I louykman
mdashThe nnmure- t ha t is pe rmi t t ed to Wimte abou t m a n y fa rm-yards would
bullmake a luxur ious supp ly for the gar shyden
mdashRemove f lower-pot s ta ins from window-s i l l s by r u b b i n g wi th tine wood-ashe and-r inse wi th c lean wa te r -bullA Y Times
mdash W a s h h a i r b rushes a n d c o m b s in soft w a t e r a n d liquid a m m o n i a in the p r o p o r t i o n of four tcaspoonfuls of liquid a m m o n i a to one quar t of water mdash CUchinuti Tiiitcs
mdashSkillful cu l t iva t ion should be the a im of every one w h o raises p lan t s a s d Crops T o m a d e y a t d e n i n g a n d fflhHiVg prof i tab le it is m v e s s u r y to b a r e j o m e t h i n g in r e t u r n for every s t r oke rliat is m a d e a n d for every dolshyla r invtAtedmdashBoston 1ost
- H o i c h a m o m i l e b a g s often give reshylief to sinlerors from neura lg ia T h e y are mad of l inen l ight ly tilled with c h a m o m i l e b los soms reject t he s ta lks W h e n needed p lace them on a tin pla te in t h e oven where they will beshyc o m e ve ry ho t bu t n o t burn mdash Philadelshyphia Pretlts
bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
mdash W h e n t h e g r o u n d a r o u n d a p i g pen is t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r d r a i n e d as it should be ba re e a r t h m a k e s the best and ce r t a in ly the m o s t des i rab le floor A fresh s u p p l y of loose ear th shou ld be t h r o w n in twice a yea r and r e m o v e d -as m a n u r e w h e n e v e r it becomes r ich e n o u g h On n o accoun t should a plunk floor be laid wi th in a few inches of the g r o u n d T h e space benea th will soon become a h a r b o r for ra i^ If a p l a n k lloor is desi red m a k e it at least t w o feet f rom the g r o u n d a n d leave it open so t h a t ca t s and d o g s can get in to des t roy v e r m i n mdash X a n Franshycisco Chronicle
mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
H A N D S O M E C O S T U M E S
S o m e qf t h e S t y l i s h Su i t s W h i c h T l a v t ifecu littroriurtMl K e c e n t l y
For a y o u n g lady one of 1he pre t t i es t dresses s h o w n is of blue si lky t e x t u r e t r immed w i t h creammdashioce The s k i r t is a r r a n g e d in seven p e r p e n d i c u l a r folds or l a rge side p la i t s each (ne of the pla i ts is edged wi th a ruffle of c r e a m E g y p t i a n lace The c o r s a g e of the m a t e r i a l lias a doub le r ow of but shytons in f ront and a full half vest of lace is above a n d over it A graceful open jacket of a l l -over ne t lace has b o w s of blno vihhrm nn tht- bullilwinldm--- rmri tfrraquo
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neck and sleeves are finished wi th rufshyfles of lace
A h a n d s o m e dress for a m a t r o n is of rich faille F r a n c a i s e in one of the new shades T h e lower por t ion of the sk i r t for a half a y a r d in dep th isfinished with a l t e r n a t i n g box pla i t s and c lus te r s of side p la i t s T h e pecul ia r - tablier d r a p e r y shows th ree points one above the o ther each e l abora te ly d e c o r a t e d with P e r s i a n embro ide ry in gold and rich c o l o r i n g executed in old des igns The o v e r d r a p e r y in back is long full niill on ly s l ight ly l o o p e d below the p r o m i n e n c e or o u t s t a n d i n g effect caused oy the b ra ided wire bust le over wh ich it is s h o w n T h e po in ted co r sage is finished a r t h e wais t line and on wa i s t por t ion wi th b a n d s of IYrs ian e m b r o i d shyery and co l la r a n d sleeves a rc decoshyra ted en sui te -
Qui te a g e m is a dress of p a l e blue mous l in de soie wi th ar t is t ic d r a p e r y in back of the materhvl whi le t he f ront of sk i r t and corsage is formed t e r n a t i n g r o w s of silk embltnaVred apshypl ique in b lue a n d dejierffe Eng l i sh th read lace A mpt a t t r a c t i v e t e a gown is of wliUiXfashmere I t is m a d e with W^Wt^au pla i ted back a n d openjpoundlaquo5m d i sc los ing the full pett icoaj
h Span i sh lace put on in d flounces T h e n e w Invlf-NvipUr^sleeves arc d e c o r a t e d l ike t lm^-ffonts w i th begonia leaves cmjiwrttfered in si lks in their n a t u r a l
G a u d v ^ b u f h a n d s o m e never the less is ^ - t t r e s s for e v e n i n g wear w i th
i ted sk i r t finished a t l ower e d g e wi th l a rge g a u z e sunflowers p u t on like a n i c h i n g T h e ove r -d rape ry is in 3ellow gauze Cor sage of the sk i r t mater ia l is t r i m m e d r o u n d the low neck wi th sunf lowers m u c h sma l l e r in size t han thoe on the ski r t whi le for ladies m o r e sober ly incl ined therj is a beautiful d r e s s of black sat in comshyplete ly covered with Chant i l ly laoe looped a n d t r i m m e d wi th p ico t -edged double- faced g i b b o n mdash Philadelphia Simtf
Q U E E R W R I N K L E S
Carefully Selected fur thts JKdlHctitloii of 1lilluMophickU Htjuders
A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
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l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
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There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
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BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
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WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
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Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
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TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
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of the colored sexton DJJKIS de secon ring of de fus bell
bent
Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
3dmdash-V U Picayune
LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
glut extensively advertised as a lQraquocent article _ I _ T J S - mor
LePACES
DONT BE DECEIVED
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IF PAGES LIQUID CLUE
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THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
testing strain of over
1600 POUNDS TO A 8QUARE INCH
Pronounced the Strongest Glue Known IT MENDS EVERYTH
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If your dealer does by mail RUSSI
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THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
N Y^ 157 W 23d Street-
I will ship this H A Y a n d S T R A W P B E S S t o any place on condit ion tluit If fuur m e n and o n e t-aiti can nut prcs-s X(u pound a of hay In mu huur and ndi drive the team faster (ban a wulk you may keep jAia Pre without pltn Fur c n d H i o n s cii c i l u i s t c address J A S P E X C E R D W I O H T IF
FREE FARMS IN ^ frac34 The most Wondtrful Affrirtittvrnl ParkArx Amerlraquo-laquo Surrounded tgty prolaquoperoiiR mining and j|riiiiufactU)iTJB towns KAKMFHS P A R A D I S E Ntiuinlticent crop raised in 15 T H Q U S A M Q amp _ Q F A C R E S O F G O V E R N M E N T L A N D uhJfcto pre-empt I o n homestead Lani l s fomale to act i ia sc t t lers at M) per Acre LonuTin ic Park Irrlnatetibj innnense canala Cheap railroad rates Fvery atLeiiiiuu shiwn settIers Kormapf pamphlets etc a d d w s s CuLiivQO L A M I it LoAS-io Upera House BlockyDcnver Co4u Box 2390
NoRopetoWOffHpAes Manes~ Celebrated E C T ^ I P K K a n d B B 1 D L E can not be fl ipped by lie Halter to ony par ree on receipt of r I 7
bull H A L T -rnbinrd
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Sold by all Saddlery Hardware and Marrwas Dealera S p e c l a discount to the Trade tV Seid for Prlcc-Ilst J C LiGUTUoyix Roche i ter K r
CONSUMPTION I biTjr a plaquolaquolliva rmlaquoJy lor iulaquo above UIKAltraquo gtJ IK ltM
tteaiaBda ore-Met of tb w r i t kind ini of Ultns lttraquonliug t m ^ i w a cured 1ndraquoKl a laquoiroog n my faitti In in tffiiiry Uu1vm llaquoBd TWO B0TTLK3 PEKE tot^er with a VAlj-V4ampLE THKAT1SB on thl dllaquolaquoaMto any curftrtr eivlaquo Rx-
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LOVE C ( ) U R T S H I P a n d M A R R I A G E This most wonderful and handsome book of 160 pages mailed for only I O C
Ads U N J O N P V B C O Newark N K
G I ICT p K m D E R 8 trtrade di^ea^makincr iiraquoer^ abe SOBATTtit WJlATXrCHTKOC-
BUt or what old fofry medicine havn ta-rTed Write for F R E E A D V I C E of the werld-j^laquoltiwnelti Tolypatblo Schoci of Medic edicine to Po)jBlaquoiUe i laaiaaapoUa Imd
H a J M f Q u i c k l y and P u l n l c a cured at home J3+rreraquopohdence
sol ic i ted Afidree trial of cure s e n t honeatlnveatlgatoru T H K H T J I A N B R X M K D T COMPA Y Lafaye t t e lnd
Travel lnjror local to aell lOt O I I 4
S F Dleter lch Cleveland OEnclose s tamp for reply
W A N T E f SALESMEMT
CANCER Tumors and Ulcer cured w i t h o u t pa lnnrknl fe AVrtte furpatnptilet Dr F n l i o l l e y Mi lwaukee W
T l I C D I T C H I N G W A C H I H I bull W For i irculara Address
LLyS^S^SAPARILLA
DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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a WHEN the car-drivers strike they do not braxe uny tuing- V Y Graphic
T H ^ ^ L I V E R Sraquofr(M the raquo11 raquoraquoltraquolaquobull like a Mtrr to tlyfn lnparltllaquolt of ta blood By irrlaquosuUrlty tn IU actlim ff ltnraquopraquoiltraquoloraquolaquo of lit ruaetljutlt tbf bile pollaquoonlaquo th Uloodytnuilnt- JraquoUDlt1IPraquo gtIIo)-laquooaiplilalaquo weak ryr blIloalt drarrkcra a lraquon)ruW urtfv frrllnit aad naay otif r dhtmlaquolair tyaiplox (rraquonrraquol-ly tcrnrd liter troi|ttlelaquo Thrae arlaquo rlaquollrfraquod at oarc by lhlaquo UMgt of DB BILLS MRSAPARIUO Ulaquo treat blood r+-bullolaaU ^^
DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
M PYIK8 M D LonMvllle Ky lie Phyv at Lou Marine Hcip
K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
13 T H E L I F E
Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
D r t I 8 t laquo p h e t i s L e i gt ^ n laquo gt a O h l o
Treated and cured w i t h n t t h o knlfw Bonk on treatfjient s e n f r t e At l t i i e sraquo F LPONl^MI) AupOra KaaeCo l lL-
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[The Oldest amp Best Linimentl EVER MADE IN AMEWCA
SALES LASGERTHANEVEB T h i Mexican Mustang Liniment nasi
Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
5on
Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
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ANDARD EXCELLENCE There-is^to Machine ifirthe-Trade-that-
Equals it
EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
AGENTS WAITED I N I N W C C P I E D TEB8IT0K oxa
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
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many Why bloss you children how theres four
Two IoilickiJiju fun-loving boys Who alwuys give niamiuu oiiough work
do Rut working is one of my joys
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Dour Knliy who helps mamma lots In hor way
And my hah so winning and sweet Bright jewels adorning my wifehoods crown
In u homo where angels may meet
At the close ot the day I sit down beside My babv to lull her to sleep
In sweet dreams of childhood tho others reshypose
Kind Father Thy watch oer tbom keep
Yon usk am I worried with trouble and care All no it is restful and sweet
To bo the fond mother of blossoms so fuir To Kiide in tue right their young feet
Would 1 wish to exchange Not forking doin or crown
Nor for all of your wealth and your pleasures
You keep your fairlunds and your couches of down
Ill keep what is best my four treasures mdashhl-iii V Allen In (itngtd HtiUtteliampntinu
joHT^TsroSy T h e Deoe i t3 a n d H o r r o r s of
Gambling- E s t a b l i s h m e n t
Well would you like to hear my adventure in New Orleans J o h n Bright leaned his elbow on the arm of the red plush chair in which he sat with a thoughtful look in his dark-blue eyes
Why yes of course1 By all means Eugene Carthon and his sister looked
eagerly at the handsome blonde in front of them
Tboy had been talking -aboutmdashthe-No^vOjrleansJExposit i^nwhichall hail visited the winter before and naturally their conversation had drifted into pershysonal reminiscences and criticisms on the ways and manners ofthe people of that beautiful Southern citv
Did you really have an adventure asked Nell eyeing hiuv qucstioningly from under her long dark lashes They had intended to meet in the Crescent City but through some misunderstandshying the Carthon family had missed him Nell had always felt a little agshygrieved over this just as if John had
really been to blame in the matter and an allusion to their sojourn in the bullSouth brought back that vague feeling of disappointment which had mingled itself with all her enjoyments while there
Not that she cared tiny tiling for J o h n Bright Oh no not even to hershyself did she ever admit that But then he was Eugenes most intimate friend and he was such a bright companionshyable fellow how could she help liking him a little mdash-just for Eugenes sake you know She sincerely believed that it was her love for her brother that made her so solicitous always for his ftnendjjj^miLfxuit--araquo-d-^o ftlaquo-iou-s-to-make him always feel at home and thoroughly welcome in her fathers house __ _And if women vvill deceive themselves so ingeniously in these lixtle matters no one can blame them The reality seems all the prett ier when they surshyprise themselves into the admission one day that brotherly love is notsuch a powerful motor after all
Well go on with your s tory said Eugene lighting a cigarette with his sister s permission and pufling away expectantly bullbullIll bege t t ing drowsy presently if you don t wake me up with your thrilling episode mdash-Well-mdashJohn twirled his blonde
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mustache reflectively ignoring the last remarkmdashI was walking down Canal street one afternoon wheu it began to rainmdash
Remarkable when it was in the ra iny season interrupted Eugene who seemed determined not to be led into thinking his friend had met with any extraordinary adventure
Eugene do hush Nell said imshyploringly but J o h n did not seem to mind his friends quizzing in the least
As I said L-was walking down Canal -street^-when 4t began to rain not violently but enough to make a manfeel uncomfortable and the feathshyers on a womans bonnet limp Fortshyunately I had an umbrella which of
bullbullcourseI immediately raised J u s t as I did so a young lady came out of one of the large dry-goods stores behind me She stood irresolute for a moment as though nonplussed by the rain yet an evident anxiet)- possessing her to reach the car
r ^ s t a n f l y _ l found myself in a Strange dilemma Wha t should I do There was a young lady delicate and beautiful richly att ired in garments which the rain would certainly dam-ago without the slightest protection from the elements while I not three feet distant was possessed of an umshybrella large enough to shelter two I t seemed like a piece of irapertinenc yet on the impulse of tho momeirfT I mustered all my gallantrv^rtfof step-ping forward of feredjo^escor t her to bullthe-carmdash~mdash~~~^
hesitation in exposing herself to the disastrous effects of the ra in
At this juncture Nell curled up on one end of the sofa with her Kensingshyton in her lap looked very grave She could not quite approve or handsome blonde strangers ottering umbrellas to unknown ladies It might have been the extreme loveliness of the Creole belle which made the offense so henious in her eyes but she would have been shocked had you suggested such a thing
When we reached the corner there was no car John continued Being in Mardigras time there was always more or less delay When the car did arrive it was so crowded there was not a foothold The next and next proved to be the same Unconsciously we walked on the young lady by almost imperceptible guidance directing our footsteps We walked along the Rue Royal quite into the heart of the old French town the young lady scarcely seeming aware of the fact that we had traversed so many blocks I was too delighted with her bright conversation and naivete to wish to undeceive her and so we walked along until she stopped suddenly in front of one of those gloomy French houses so dreary in exterior appearance but often beaushytiful and gay within A high wall surshyrounded the dwelling surmounted by nails driven in so that the points proshyjected upward a sure safeguard against marauders As usual a high balcony graced the front of the house From the gatemdasha massive iron-barred onemdasha stone pave led up to the old-fash ionod door
I feel very grateful she said liftshying her big eyes to mine with a shadow of timidity in their depths which made them all the lovlier and she hesitated a little I know my father would wish to thank you also ifmdashifmdashmdash
If yoil only knew whom to thank I added with u conscious shame at my own lack of courtes Now I don t know what deviltry prompted me to the action but instead of handing her my own c a r d 1 gave her one of Frank i_litU_s-a youu-g fellmv rooming -vy-rtrr m e a t t h e S t C h a r l e s a d n i m m e r for a large hat firm in Detroit His name graced the card in -full arid also Tre-moine amp Leeman the name of the firm he was connected with It was a foolshyish thing to do yet I never expected tolt see the young lady again and I supshypose it occurred to me that it would be a good joke on Smith
To my great astonishment she recshyognized the first name
You must come ill and see my father she said Mr Tremoine is an old friend of ours and he will be so delighted to see you
in to what kind of a scrape had I gotten myself I declined as courteous-ly as possible and tried to hasten away but just then an old gentleman appeared at the door in answer to our r ing at the gate for as you rememshyber in New Orleans most of the bells are on the front gate
In a few words the young lady exshyplained the situation With a true Southern hospitality he invited me to enter thanking me in most voluble terms for my kindness to his daughshyter Seeing I ^vould ofiend by not acshycepting their invitation I stepped in with them As usual hi these FrenciiJJ bourses nieTfaTl led into a little barren-looking court From this however wltraquo tgtntraquonntmdashixiiomdashawmdashapartmuu-t febrtt
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at the bullbullveral unplic^ mdashIfief fffeie r
was elegantly furnished A servant took ra-y -umbrella and
hat and the old gentleman pushed forshyward a handsome easy-chair for me seating himself near me The young lady disappeared reappearing in a litshytle while in a charming dinner-dress of garnet satin
I confess I was a little dazed by the sudden turn affairs had taken and the tete-a-tete with the gentleman whose name I ascertained to be De Chartre was not embarrassing for he asked mc a score of quootionj about Detioit and the people there all of which I never having been in that city was obliged to answer at random or from vague reminiscences of what Smith had told me casually
I tried in vain to turn the subject and had almost given myself up to desshyperate fibbing when 1 chanced to pershyceive that a piano was behind me During a momentary lull in the convershysation in which De Chartre was probshyably trying to reconcile my rambling information with his own knowledge amLejm^ctures I - turned- to- the y o u n g lady requesting some music
To my relief she consented immeshydiately thus saving her father from any further surprises in the way of chaotic guessing on my part She sang and played quite prettily and I found myself even more prepossessed than I had been at first
After she had played several songs I arose to go but as I did so dinner was announced and I was urgently
invltcd~by them uoth to remain Again I saw that to refuse would be tp offend so in order to preserve Smiths re tion from further damage I aecep ted resolving that I would e x W t m y talents to tile utmost i n j j e r n g entertaining You see I wantea them to speak a good w p r d ^ i o r Smith if ever they
chance to communicate with is Tremoine whom 1 heartily wished
at the bottom of the sea Tho dinner was served in good
style and quite enjoyed by Smith who was sometimes r a the r dilatory in re-
bullTo mygttirpri80 and I must say pleasure she accepted gratefully and we walked to the next corner to meet t i n olaquor I noted then tho extreme kwdfoess of her beauty which was of ltfbe pore Creole type and the mafvel-oflf taish of her toilet which showed in
sponding to his name but who manshyaged Jo keep the upper hand in the conversation not allowing the old genshytleman a single gap in which to insert bis inquiries about Detroit and the Tre-
AfHf dinner we adjonfMd to the
for a smoky in which I declined to kiin him
The rain which had been mild at first now turned into a raging torrent I t beat savagely against the windows and the wind swept mournfully through the court Now and then it crept unshyder the doors and into the room bringshying a faint Ncont of the orange-blooms that were being swept fromjtheir stems on the bending trees without But the inclemency of the weather outside only made the comfort and brightness of the apar tment seem more perfect
With such a charming hostess the moments sped swiftly I became more and more enthralled with her dark eyes and her gracidus manners so typical of the grace which has made the Creole women celebrated Besides the novelty of the situation made it seem tenfold more attractive Jt began to tremble vaguely for Smiths peace of mind It would be superhuman for a man to reshysist the fnscinaten of the lovely creole I don t know to what length 1 might have committed myself had not the door opened and Monsieur De Chartre once more appeared upon the scent As it was I think he surprised me sayshying some foolishly tender things to his daughter
I looked t my watch A Hush of shame crept over me It was past ten oclock I fell that I had infringed on the hospitality extended to me I beshygan to apologize but Monsieur De Chartre stopped me
My dear sir he said cordially you can not go out in such a storm I will not permit it- My home is large We have anipie accommodations Ke-main with us to -n igh t
I hesitated a moment the rain beating on the window-pane seemed dismal enough Besides I was in a part of the city with which I was unshyfamiliar I might lose my way and wander about those narrow streets for hours and then blood-curdling tales came back to me of strangers who had been robbed and half murdered in those dark thoroughfares I had a valuable watchzainiiciEagn^agd^ qiTrteasuTrr-of o n o n e y a b o u t m e r w b i e b I-wonldmdashnot care to lose I confess the idea of ventur ing out into that pitiless storm in the heart of the high-walled mysteshyrious French town unprotected by a weapon of any sort rather dismayed me Yet I remembered that I had made arrangements to leave the city in the morning and I intimated as much to Monsieur De Chartre
That will not incommode us at all he said politely I will leave word with one of theservants to unlatch the door and gate at live oclock You can rise then and leave the house at your pleasure If you desire a cup of coffee Jacques will have it ready for you
I thanked him sincerely I could not feel grateful enough for such a warm and cordial hospitality I t is true indeed that these Southerners have the kindest and most hospitable hearts in the world An old and valued friend of the family could scarcely have been treated more kindly than I a complete stranger save for the slight stamp of genuineness which Tremoine amp Leeshyman gave me in this most elegant and beautiful home every part of which betokened the wealth and position of the o wner ___
37few moments later Jacques came
mdash With a
to show me to my room With a lingshyering glance I bade the young lady good-night It seemed to me that her beautiful eyes were filled with a ^ h u d -ow of regret for our brief acquaintance Her father followed me to the court without after giving me several messhysages for Mr Tremoine and other friends in Detroit all of which I promshyised to carry faithfully Then with a courtly good-night he intrusted mo to the care of the waiting African attendshyant
My apartment was handsomely furshynished in keeping W th thft rest nf thn housemdashIt was apparently a back room connecting with one in front of the house b y l i e a v y folding doors across which a rich crimson portiere fell
Jacques brought me a pitcher of fresh water and some clean towels and then mumbling something in his uninshytelligible crude French bowed himself out
I examined the room carefully locked all the doors except the folding one which I found fastened on the^ other side and went to sleep thinking what a capital joke this was on Smith
-who-wus-Ai-adottbtedrv-repostng- beautishyfully in room 105 at the St Charles unconscious of the strange escapade I had gotten him into I resolved to write to the young lady as soon as I left the city informing her of ray little deception and introducing the original Smith whom I was quite sure would-^ltrade-1 h l s c igare t temdashI awoke fall head over ears in love with^hef at sight Poor Smith I was j t t s tmapp ing put his future most^beautifully when Morpheus seizeji^ne and carried me off into ArpAmUCnti _
ut midnight I was awakened by slight noise in the roonrr I listened
but all was as still as death Apparshyently the whole household had fallea into slumber I attributed the souud to my own imagination and was about to compose myself to slumber when a cold chill crept over me I was sensishyble of a near presence The room was intensely dark and I could see nothing Neither could my faculties which were now thoroughly acute perceive the slightest movement or soundmdashYet my blood ran cold with the premonition of evil I could feel a cold sweat breakshying out all over memdashthe chill crept to the very roots of my hair
With a sudden bound I leaped from the bed The matches were on a table near I struck one and looked around half expecting to see some uncanny
lamp and examined the apar tment carefully but alt was as secure as when I retired
With an impatient condemnation of my weakness I went to bed again leaving the lamp burning i laquo w As I am no believer in haunted houses and my digestion is unusually good I soon sank into a deep slumber
About two hours later however I was again awakened by that mysterious sensation Again the cold chills beshytokening some evil unknown presence crept over me A terrible presentiment took possession of me I dared not move for a second My knees t remshybled the cold drops of moisture stood on my brow What could it bemdashthis awful presence that seemed to lay cold fingers upon me in the darkness and wake me from my sleep I lay there shivering as though chilled by some actual icy touch for a moment then my healthy vigorous physique reasshyserted itself I was no coward even to myself I rose stealthily and crept to the light turning the full blaze on sudshydenly
A change in the room startled nie The heavy portiere was thrown aside the folding-doors stood wide open Resolved to penetrate this mystery I stepped into the other room
A cry of horror escaped me as I did so 1 stood in the middle of the floor petrified the very blood freezing in my veins There on the bed lay a man with his throat gashed from ear to ear the red blood oozing slowly upon the white counterpane and the rich carpet beneath His wide eyes were upturned to the ceiling his white face transfixed with the death agony
For a second I stood there as if frozen to the spot my senses reeling my hands clinched i n a sudden agony of mortal terror then like a flash of lightning tha t ruth swept over me A terrible crime had been committed The responsibility was to be laid on me in the morn ing the police would come to arrest me What vestige of power would I have to disprove it
mdashEsther Dow of Decrf ioldN H who recently died aged eighty-eight years had never ill her life seen a railshyway train and for years had not been off her farmmdashBoston Journal
mdashPeter M Arthur chief eng inee ro f the Brotherhood of Locomotive Enshygineers the best-paid body of skilled artisans in the United States is an American of Scotch-Irish extraction He is fifty-five yars old and has been chief for ten yearsmdashChicago Inter Ocean
mdashMr J C Tipton is the most jourshynalistic journalist in the State He is editor of the Newton Enterprise owns a half interest in the Lincoln Press has bought out the Dallas Current and inshytends to start at an early date a paper at WilkesboromdashCltarlotte (N C) Chronicle
mdashRubinstein the celebrated Russian pianist wiio visited this country a few years ago has been offered $100-000 for a series of one hundred conshycerts in the United States but ho says he suffered so excessively from seashysickness that he will never consent to cross the Atlantic again
mdashA London dispatch says the Prinshycess Clementina the youngest daughshyter of the King of tire Belgians who will be fourteen years old July 30 next has been selected as the bride of Prince Albert Victor eldest son of the Prince of Wales now twenty-two years old The Princess is being educated as a Protestant
mdashThe story is told of John Bright that he said to a lady who spoke cora-plainingly of Mr Gladstone Have your children ever seen Mr Gladstone m a d a m N o said the lady won-deringly T h e n said the great Englishmen of the people I should advise you to improve the earliest opshyportunity to show them the greatest man that England has ever produced
mdashA New York paper says Teemer the Pit tsburgh oarsman has a backer worth many thousands of dollars who
xftricfc^uneTgy born I rrcrer hi si fates to piit ujT^ThirTunTIs of desperation- I-went to my room and dressed myself leaving not the slightshyest tracetof my presence there Assurshying niysdlf that not a card or a slip of paper was left as a clew to my identity I took mv boots in my hand and crept noiselessfy down the stairway
When I reached the door bejond the court I shrank back in dismav I had forgotten it would be locked and barred I entered the apar tment wThere 1 had been entertained the night before hoping to find a window unbolted To my surprise I heard voices and pershyceived a light emanat ing from the room adjoining The door between was slightly ajar I walked breathshylessly across the room and peeped through the crevice
Horrors of horrors What did I see there The tine courtly old gentleshyman of the night before seated at a faro table surrounded by a motley crowd and my fine young lady the brilliant sweet-voiced enchantress of the dinner table dealing out faro blanks opposite
I t was enough I turned away ealizing that I was in New Orleans l ad gotten into one of the worst dens
of tiHi-F_rencli c i t y r - and the beuutiful-creole was probably one of the notorshyious charac te rs^ had so often read of
No wonder my blood ran cold What if I could not escape These were desperate characters with whojai I could nolt cope The outlook was terrifying i
I tried each window cautiously They all resisted my efforts to raise them all but the lastmdashthat yielded a little I s truggled mightily with the strength of despair In doing so my hand touched a spring which I had not perceived before In an instant the window was pushed up noiselessly and withmdasha stealthy bound I leaped through landing unhur t on the ground a few feet below
John stopped in his narrat ive and lit the cigarette Eugene had handed him a little while before
What did you d o Eugene was impatient of the delay He leaned forshyward anxiously His own cigarette had gone out He had forgotten it in his absorbing interest
Ycs wha t did you d o Nell reshypeated the question with a terrible anxiety in her brown eyes Her Ken-sington lay-unblaquoe4copyd-oii~the-rtoor her elbows rested on her knees one hand support ing her dimpled eager face Her breath came short and fast She awaited the sequel with sympathizing anxious eyes
jWftvmdashJohn gave an energetic
Eugene sank back in his chair and Nell collapsed physically and mentally picking up her work with a disgusted air
Sold bdquobxJjieJljexclaimed_Euj5ene after a pause looking admiringly at his friend pound I t is the best sell of the season
Oh you horrible wre tch cried Nell when she recovered her breath and so it was all a d r e a m
Y e s answered John coldly raquo1 awoke in room 105 a t the St Charles with Smith asking me if I mistook him7
for a brick wall or a lamppost t h a t l was pounding him so v igorous ly ^
Nell did not seem to care much for t h a sell SQ long as the beautiful creole had proved a myth The story had awakened her consciousness a little and she seemed a little shyer of J o h n for several days afterwards But I am happy to say that she was a sensible girl and when J o h n asked her - ifmdashshe-only loved himfor Eugene sake1 she answered candidly a N o Thus
lthape itjMi w l l l O i qfrmn pad attaak]ca^e the sequel to Johns Story1mdash JM| M(ftfttotlaquoraquotapty IflMfat Xew Qrltm Times-Democrat
PERSONAL AND LITERARY
wheu anybody challenges Teemer ItT is not generally known that this backshyer is a lady Such is the case howshyever She is the widow of a well-known saloon-keeper of Pit tsburgh who died a year or two ago leaving her a big fortune
mdashSam Small has given $140 for tho beserit of an Atlanta (Ga) Mission Sunday-school He writes I hope it will do away with the necessity of an entertainments for I do not believe these means of gett ing money for the Lord s work are either to his honor or glory Try to avoid all sRch schemes Let the people give what they will Kit please don t barter them any thing for the Lord s sakemdashChicago Tribune
HUMOROUS
mdash Red Cloud the Indian chief spoke at Vassar College the other day and made quite a sensation Any thing red is in the height of fashion this seashyson mdashLowell Citizni bull
mdashMothermdashDid you steal the cake Johnn i e JohnniemdashNo ma am Did I Maudie Maudie (whogot a piece of the cake)mdashgtio deed mamma I saw him dkh t^ tF mdash Tid-Bits
mdashA little girl was sitting at a table opposite a gentleman with a waxed moustache After gazing at him for several moments she exclaimed jL^MyJdtty hasgot-sm^l lers too
mdash Ma did that comedy you saw last night make all the folks cry Why no my dear I never laughed so much in all my life Well pa told Mr Jones every body in the theater s a t i n tiersmdashBoston Budget
mdashA colored man went into a Galvesshyton newspaper office and wanted to subscribe to the paper How long do you want i t asked the jde rk Jea as long as it is boss If i t dbiTt fit de
-off myself mdashTexas Siftings
mdashA New York stone-cutter received the following epitaph from a German to be cut upon the tombstone of his wife Mine vife Susan is dead Ii she had lived till Friday shed been dead shust two veeks As a tree falls so must it s tand mdash^V Y Journal
mdashA young society lady asked Gus Snobberly a New York dude W h a t has become of your dog Mr Snobber-lv I have disowned him ye know He-barked-at a Bwitis fwend of mrng and I disowned him on the spot He is no longer a d a w g of mine mdashBoston Record
mdashShemdashSee here conductor Stop that young man going out there He insulted meV HemdashWhy Madam what did he say ShemdashHe called me a pret ty dearmdash^the wretch HemdashWell well that was wrong wasn t it But he couldn t have mean t i tmdashChicago Ranfbler
mdashGentmdashYou havf rso ldme thrcstick as genuine ivory while it is only imitashytion I therefore ask you to take it back TradesmanmdashWhat are yon th inking of I t is not my fault I g e t my iyory direct from Ceylon It has come to something if elephants are beshyginning to wear false teethmdashFUd-gende Blatter
mdashAt the dinner-table 4Como docshytor you are very skillful I will give y o u the honor of carving^ With pleasure m a d a m And immediately the doctor begins his task He is very absent-minded and when he has finally made a deep cut in the leg of mutton he stops takes a roll of linen ancf some lint out of his pocket and carefully bandages the wound Then after reshygarding it critically he remarks with professional gravi ty while the guest are stupefied with astonishment There with rest and good care t h a i is Mtktyto ter-^K
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HOWELL COMMENTS from the Republican
Onu Stair of this office has decided to start a paper at Colbma Berrin bounty for which place he leaves toshymorrow An outfit which he has bad in surage nearly a year will be used in the publication of his new paper
Several creditors of McLan amp Wilshyson and their sub-contractor H S Haywood gave their accounts to Corshyson amp Harger tor collection Being unable to get anything from McCrack-en amp Co oY from McLane amp Wilson the T A A amp N M company was sued in the late circuit eourt The case was tried by jury and resulted in a verdict of $52776 for the plainteftV I t was beld that a railroad company is responsible for all labor claims against its construction department or its conshytractors _
The number of persons prosecuted in this county by the prosecuting atshytorney Fred H Warren during the year 1885 was 62 One was charged with adultery 1 with assault and batshytery one with assault with intent to commit the crime of rape 1 with bigashymy 1 with breaking and entering 4welling house in the daytime 1 with defacing monument 6 with disturbing Jrablicmeeting 3 with drunkenness 4 with drunk and disorderly 7 disshyorderlypersons 1 with disposing of chattle mortgage property 1 with Embezzlement 1 with highway robshybery 3 with larceny more than $25 8 with larceny less than $25
Frwa-fhe Democrat -Thirty-two persons are reported as
being converted at the special meetshyings held in the Man school house at West Howell
The school at the six corners (Flemshying) has been closed on account of diptheria which has broken out in the family ot Samuel Stewart
Members of the family of Mr JtoiWstoft were made very sick last week rjy dririfcing butter milk that had stood iii a tin vessel The tin had made it poisonous
One hundred men are engaged in ballasting the new railroad between Hamburg and Hewelk Another body of men are at work between Byron and Howell It is expected the road will be ballasted in a monthso as to admit
-of the running ot regular trains
with well established merit and such as are popular Having the agency for the celebrated Dr Kings New Disshycovery for consumption colds and coughs will sell it on a positive guarshyantee It will surely cure any and every affection of throat luraquogs or cbe9t and m order to prove our claim we ask you to call and get a Trial Bottle Free
Wonderful Cores W D Hoyt amp Co Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome Ora say We have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters aiid Bucklens Arnica Salve for two years have nevor handled remedies that sell as well or give snch universal satisshyfaction There have been wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by useof a few bottles of DrKinds New Discovery taken in connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee them always Sold by Jerome Winchell
Bucklens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world tor cuts
bruises sores ulcers salt rheum feshyver sores cetter uhapped hand- chilshyblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles-or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refundshyed Price 25 cents per box
For sale at Winchelis Drugs tore
Wests Cough Syrup cures whoopshying-cough asthma bronchits conshysumption auu all throat and lung difficulties 25c 50c and $100 All druggists
Delicate temales old people and children are always pleased with Wests Liver Pills Mild etfective and theyalvvayscure 30sugar coated piLli_25c AH druggists
Why will yoji suiFiir_when onebnttle^
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SHREWD BUYER Will buy where can get the mot
desirable goods at the
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OUR STOCK consists of all the most standard and
popular remedies as well as all the latest medicines known
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Wests Pain King should be kept in every house for sudden attacks of cramps colic painters colic cholera morbus flux ana dysentery Only 25c All druggjsts
Any case of lame back cured 1 v a tpw applications of Wests Worlds WTonder also cures sprains bruises cuts and burns Cheapest and best All druggists
Wests Liver Pills-geuuine wrapped in bluemdashthe standard remedy tor liver complaint dyspepsia indigestion and sick headache Ail druggists
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FOWLERVILLE SAYINGS From the Kevlew
Mr G- M Crawford who wer to Ann Arbor a few weeks since to have a cancer removed from his face returnshyed last week The operation was suc-cesstully preformed and he is now
_ slowly recovering
At tbe alarm of fire on Monday mgMjLfew men undertook to run the hook and ladder wagon out of the corporation cow shed but it collided with the corporation road scraper and refused to budge Comment is unshynecessary
Henry 0 Cabbott of Williamston wns run over by a freight train on the
mdashD L- amp N railroad aboutmdashone mile east of that place while in a fetate of intoxication on Saturday morning and instantly killed He was well known m this vicinity having taught music w this village more or less for the past few years and has played for dances quite frequently in the ^country He had started from Williamston to go to the home of his parents who live about two miles this side7 of that place and in all probability become tired and stupid set down upon the track to rest with the abore fatal result He was
about 30 Wars old and had considerable musicaJgtabiHty but was strongly adshydicted to the terrible habit which ruin-
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some freshvictim each day stepping in to fill the place of the one removed by death
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IMPORTANT When yon visit or leave New York Citr SATP
baggage expressage and carriage hire ana stop at tde Grand Union Ilutel opposite Grand Central Depot
Movant rooms fitted up at a C09t ofYme mil lion dollars reduced to $1 and upward per day European plan Elevutor Restaurant supshyplied with the bout llorse cars Btatrrs and ele-vatect railroad to all depotsmdashFamilies canllvc ht-ter for less money at th Grarfd Union Hotel tnan at any other flrst-claSs hotel in thecity
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TOILET A R T I C L E S Some fine Scripture Cards French
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CARRIAGE WORKS = We wish to invite attention to the
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THE NIGHT HAWK WE WILL-SELL YOU
The Earth for 5 cts 3TIf you dont believe it call and aee
A FINE LINE OF CANDIES-mdash A T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
In WALL PAPER we have the finshyest line in town Call and see our Silk Papers They are fine
GROCERIES Stock is complete and prices to meet
the times A ubinu cup amp saucer and phite Kiven to every purchaser of one lb Butterfly Raking Powder
i DRUG STORE f F A SIGLER
MONEYl IMPORTED CATTLE
ABERDEEN - ^ t t f f i U S ^GRADES raquo
Absolutely the best in the world
ORDER OF PUBLIC MION State of Michishygan Seventh judicial Circuit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston An chancery at Howell on thlaquo twenty-third dfly of March A D I860 ALBUBTA L J ONES 1
Complainant I vs y
ALFRED F JONES ljpfsndant j
Upon due-proof by affidavit that Alfred F Jonvs the defendant in above entitled cause reshysides outof the State oLMichigampn andio-the-Tex-rttdry of New Mexico on motion of Hoi 1 in H
Person Solicitor of Complainant it is ordered that the defendant do appear and answer the bill of complaint riled in this cause within rive months from the date of this arder else the said bill rraquof complaint shtfll ha taken as confessed and it is further ordered that this order be published withshyin twenty days from the date hereof jn thePinck-ney DISPATCH a newspaper printed in the County of Livingston and be published therein once in each week for six weeks in succession such pubshylication however shall not be necessary in case acopv of this order be served on defendant pershysonally at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for his appearance
W P VAXWIKKLI Circuit Court Commissioner
RoLLt H PERSON Solicitor for Complainant (Ilw7)
0KDEI1 OK PUBLICATION State of Jchi-sran Seventh luoiciai Circnit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit ciuurt for the County of Livingston in chancery at Howell on trie loth day of March A D 1886 HATTIS H STEELK )
Complainant I vs V
WTLUAMW STLE I Defendant j
On reading and filing dnlaquo proof bv affldavi thai tbe said defendant William W Steele dlaquopartlaquod from his last k no wu place of n and that bis present place of residence carnot b ascertained on motion of Edward 0 Ejrfbler licitor for the somplainant it is ordered thartaid defendant William W Steele atinsatand anshyswer the bill of complaint filedJaHraTd cause withshyin five months from the data-pTthis order and in default thereof that said bUraf complaint be takshyen aa confessedgty said William W Steele It ia farther ordered that tbft order be published once in each we k fornix successive weeks in the
Jerome Wmcji l l_canalwa^ AetWe Pnshingr and Reliable
lied upon to carry m stock the purest and best poods Wnd sustain the re pu tation of being tliabllaquo by
DCK tnepuTi taia-tfierer pushing frad
nxxuendutg axii
Book now open for a limited numshyber of LOWS Terms $5 and $8 cash IWd won the highest premiums asninst ali Applv now of
R C AULD Pinckney Examine ptuuuoti alter my Bulla
in the n^ighiiorhood and believe your own eves
ATTENTION FARMERS
JAS JACKSON of Unadilla handles the
Walter A Wood Bindshyers Reapers and
Mowers THOMAS HAY RAKE amp TEDDER
CULTIVATORS DRAGS Buggies and Wagpns
And Farming Tools of allJdnds
E8P0n exhibition at ^ykes amp Sons Pinckney add at Sjterckbridge
NEW CARRIAGE SPRING -Manufactured by themdash mdash
D E T R O I T S P R I N G amp S T E E L W O R K S FROM CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL
The same being a long spring so constructed as to not crowd on t^ie reteb Tbe above with the WILSON SPRING are our specialties laquond will
be ot superior finish and fully warranted Special jobs of any kind built to order
I
SYKES amp SON Pinckney
AT L H BEEBES - PINCKNEY PARLOR SUITS
B E D R O O M S U I T S
BEDSTEADS
LOUNGES
c 2
-MATTRESSES-
SPRINGS -2BUIEraquoU$k
oCOMMODEs lo
F U R N I f U R E CHAIRS
TABLES SECRETARIES
bull^STANDS i^
G MIRRORS
BRACKETS PICTURE FRAMES
ETC ETC E T C
ATL H BEEBES - PINCKNEY
iwrTHE DISPATCH OFFICE
FQamp J9B WORK
M J T H A F S Neutralizing Mixti
ill enre the Asiatic lera and
pnbHcatlon to be witbln twenty draquoyraquo iraorthe dtlaquo of tbl order -
Jottn Lout Circuit Court CodmlMioalaquor
EDWABB G EatLiB
1L pHETtOMPLAIWT^ MY OTHER MEDICINES ARE7 ALL
WELLKNOWK AND-WI^DO ALL THAT IS CLAIMshy
ED FOR THEM
| ^ I spare no expense in making my Medicine and they will never play out as long as I compound them
_ bull mdash _ mdash u m m s MEHAN or bullraquolaquo at WiaehfJl bull Drpt 6+gamp
TOTHEPUfOcT VVgt still continue to do business at the old stand in Pinckner Wlaquo u ^ large stock of all kinds ot P
^LUMBEJA ANI^SHINGLES 1- S bull
SS2 t TTv bull
MOULDINGS On hand which we will sell for the lowest possiblr ficure far cash ft
havn t got what you want we will furnish it on short notice and re t mt J S you want and compete with any other yard within a radius-fif 12 miJM n j -not go some where else_io buy Avten yon pan do just as well at home T h - J i L -ing you for past favors we remain yours truly ^ T ^1
bull wii-
r 7^--l~
BJRKETT COWEN amp CO PWWfc Wyen
raquobullraquo gt -
gt ^ ^ bull i
raquo bull bull laquobull
^ ^ bull iV jtpoundrr ^-
sV sr rT -mdashmdashr
1-i kgt
poundLJplusmn^
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KW laquolaquo jP Wui1
rf4jlaquoMkraquo TOG bullJrfrv iK - raquo bull j-y
raquo gt r bullVST- - bull y - ^ ^ - gt - frutifcuc- v mdashraquogtbull-
WITH A STRIUQ
a Pramlalav Boy Baatored Happiness to raquo Suffering Women
She wa a woman apparently fifty s fears olltt plainly dressed and she sal
in a dooajfay on Monroe avenue with tears in her eyes and a mad look on ker face By and by a boy who was hanging around there asked if she was crying because she ad lost her husshyband-
Now If it was only that I should be a happy woman she replied
Have yer broklaquo yer leg or lost money in a busted bank or come to town for a divorce he continued
bullNaw The trouble is that Ive got bullan old tooth here which has been trying to jump out of my head for a week Ive been here three times to have it out but I dasnt go up-stars to the dentist
bullI kin imagine your feelins maam Ive bin right there myself Lets see the tooth
She opened her mouth very wide and 1str peeked and peered and finally Blmdashd his dirty finger on the identical
1s it a stiddy ache maam Yes purty stiddy Kinder loose aint itP Yes bullbullYou dont want the dentist to pick
up a- bowie knife and jab the gum around the root-grab for a chisel and
- pareaway at a prongmdashclap on his old pinchers and jerk the top of your head over the roof Madam are my surshymises correct
Mercy but donI talk Jhat way Im all in a chill shegasped
Say he whispered as he pulled a oord fromhis pocket and made a slip-nopse lemme try at itmdashril pull as soft as lasses and if it hurts you can catch hold of the stvinof
It took five minutes to coax her into it but at last the noose was slipped over and drawn tight She was on the fourth stairmdashhe on the seednd
Now open your mouth as big as a bucket shet your eyes and think of sweet cake he sard as all was ready
She obeyed Next moment he jumped backwards oft the stair-mdashthere was a yellmdasha gaspmdash whoop and he held the tooth up and cried out
Here she ismdashbehold the remains She rose up spat out the blood cried
a little and then suddenly rushed tor the boy and pinned him fas to the wall and kissed him toity-soven timos on the chin twenty-four times on the point of the nose and eighteen times on the right ear Then she forced a half dolshylar futo his paw grubbed the string aud thetouth and skipped out the doorway with the joyful exclamation
O you dear good angelic boy I harenlrijeFnr^ohappyfbTTwen y- a even lomg yampmnmdashDetroit Free Press
bull laquo
CAPE COD
a sort ol a compromise between a curshyrant and a buck-shot being a little more acid than the former and a good deal harder than the latter A great many physicians practice medicine and raise cranberries at the same time I will not say why this is as I was a guest of a doctor whle there on a visit I was lately offered some land on the Cape for one cent per aero bnt before I had an opportunity to clinch the barshygain I received another offer one cent less which had the effect of restraining me from acquiring any Cape Cod prop-art If it gets lower I may take up a lew acres at some future time
GAMBLERS4 TRICKS
tiothee I Haroat yo got a cigar for me No cigar No ohewiag tobacco witherP No cheering lobaooo Thee Heaves gimmm j o v
fraquoaphMmdash TvtM SiUngt
AmdashGeogriphlflalmdashMalformation Special ly Adapted for a Mod -m 8ujiraquor Refinery
It is not known exactly whe discovshyered this geo^rapheal malformation so that the bfamc can be laid at no ones
gt door So the discovery has come to be regarded more as a general misfortune than a crime mdashIt is not my purpose to describe the cape with a view to boomshying it as a summer resort for in spite
_mdashof the fact that I am a humorist by necessity 1 have still a leavening of humanity in my composition which hinders from driving the good public into trouble and discomfort I have heard vague rumors concerning the exshyistence of a hotter locality but they are not mentioned in any standard work on the division of the eftfths surface I have no inclination to trample upon the
k proyinee^of historians and naturalists bull^bull^bullytelling how the ferocious cod-fish is - Fronted and slain -in his native-jtrngiear
by eager sportsmen nor do I wish to explain how the chipper smoked hershyring is snared The one idea waich compels me to write of this Sahara anshynex is its wonderful growth of sand If there is any one thing for which the whole country can look to Cape Cod it is sand We often hear that such and such a man has no sand This shows conclusively that he owns no property on the Cape Thereis only one thing
ftjbaf can approach- CapeJ2odf as a pro-cfoocr of sand and this honor statistics yield to the^eaity strawberry A gen-tleman-wlio owns an extensive sand
^ptrsturage there assured me a few days ago that it needed no cultivation and
Would grow perfectly wild in fact that the leas cultivation it received the bot-ter it seemed to thrive lie also assured
Tha Sharper4 Novel W a y e f Entrapping Vi suspecting- Countrymen
bullbull I have found honesty to be the best policy and have gone into a legitimate business the boss crook remarked
What is that the reporter asked having missed the crook from his usual hannts
Teaching the innocent rustic and the unsophisticated suburban I avershyage one scholar a day and the scheme pays very well I struck the racket last winter and have found it a picnic How do 1 work it I put a card in lifty country papers
PORTUNK MATKmdashfiamblers tricks ex rosed Marked card loraquodeltl d e e bups and putept boxesfor gtraquoe with instructions Lessons at reasormble ratoa Address mdash - Bowery
The rustic seos this and in the same paper reads of a man winning twenty-tive thousand dollars at faro He writes me and I send him a price list It is the same as that used by regular dealers in gambling goods only about fifty per cent higher If the fellow wants to miy I sell and make a decent profit But what catches is a notice at the end
aving beeir~~aprofesslonat gambler twenty years I am familiar with every triok of the tra4andgUivran4ee-to4nake any novice proficient in three lessons and skillful enough to meet any blackshyleg on equal terms Terms one dollar a lesson of one hour
The chump reads thatand comes on and calls 1 have a deal with ihe landlord of the hotel and receive my pupil in the private parlor The best racket is to teach him to work loaded dice or marked cards In an hour hes got the hang of it but of course is very clumsy We go down to the barshyroom and throw for drinks My pal comes up to the bar and looks interestshyed in the game He asks us to let him in I f-ay certainly and give my bnoolio friend the wink My pal then loses two or three rounds and wants to throw a quarter a head We accede Fal loses the rustic beats him but I w n After a few throws I pull my watch out and plead an engagement and ( ret oiitv As I leave I whimper to the counlry_niiin_ that ho has a picnic and to work the fellow for all hes worth I then skip The game continues and in fifteen minutes ray pupil is cleaned out If ] he kick my pal suddenly-picks upmdasha-j
raquoA worthy tanner and hiraquo family of this eeuaty have boa attending the night serrleos of a protracted religion
at a ohoroh in the country they weald walk and
they woo Id ride the die-being about one mile and a halt
After the service was over the other night the gentleman wife and two bullnaghters walked home and just beshyfore goiag to bed the absent-mind
lily happened to think that the and horse had been left at the
ebnrek The gentlemen walked hack to the church and fonnd his horse hHehW whore he had left kunmdashMari-
mdashThe Turfcioh sohttats are armol with what U probably the Inest milishytary rifle m the worldmdashthe Peabodjr Bartiui-Hcnri and manufactured in this rvraquooraquotrjr
WHIPS WHIPS 50 DOZEN
i WHIPS H
ltmdashAn accomplished Bridgeport lady who recently made some extra-niee Charlotte Ruse d d not discover until it had been eaten with great approval by her discriminating friendi that in-strad of sherry wine she had nsed a bottle of cough mix ure in comshypounding the confection There has not Ixgten a cough or swe threat in thai vicinity since mdash Bridgeport (On) gtlanUlttrd
bullAmdash
FIVE DOLLAR BONE WHIP
V
--ttcnir informed that a man whom hlt hul d -churned for drunkenness w laquo the soe support of awife and six chil divn a Lowell null Superintendent reshyplied it happens that tho man who takus the place has a wife and seven cVldren -t should be borne in mind that i ev opul--iou of a bumraer make a job for a doent workermdashIoston ltrud
wa-The
as moulh t tin Miss ssippi Hi Tel
o e n d gtltv L a ^ M o iU l u 2
MARVELOUS PRICES
BOOKS MILUON Beaikta imlt as Otttt Warts kt rtneM afcaW
Alastl Blvlaquoi 4wtvl The following took arc puslUIiciLia nnX niapfc^ 1mm
manj of them lianduiuc-ljr ll laairatM laquoM all an printed from Mod typu upon KIMMI M M T raquo TkarlNal bullr a KTeit raquoricT of raquoulijrctt and wlaquo lUak alaquolaquoalaquolaquoaalaquoi-amine the lint without Bndllij thrroia mtnj laat it m i4laquo would like to possMi ID cloth bound rem talaquof Waka v ^ l d eoUSleO each Kaeb book U eoaiptota U kMdt
Tke Widow fiedott Paptrt ThU la UM kaak alaquoer which your graudmotheri laughed till tlUft
Whalebone Raw-hide
Live Oak Java
Ratan Whip Carriage _ Teamy ~
6ulky
lcr Baking Purposes Best intheWorlcJr
For Sale by FA SIGLER
Itii Justaa funnv (ogtdar ai It crer u O r i m n ^ Fairy Stortea far tklaquo Tlaquolaquoi
flneatcollactioo of ulry itvrlm (UT raquo a TU
loaded dice and stats a row Jf the man isnt a fighter my pal hits him on the nbse If he i-j we call in the jraultr and bounce him for a blacklegr You oan bet he never comes back and he doesnt complain to the police Even If he did wed bdquohave the dead-wood on him a4 could easily prove that he rung In loaded dice on ug The rackets
same with
ren win be delighted with Hi-m Tke Lsri raquof the Iji c Or Sir Waiter SMM
The LaJ^of thlaquo Takt la a roinine In rartt aad af aU the work of Seott mgtnc ilaquo nlaquoc beautiful thaa tkU
Mannal of Etiqiirtie for ladlei and SlaquoatWaMlaquo bull fnlJe to pollteneu and (wd brelaquodlof firiaj llMraiaaaf modern ctlqnetta tfl all occuionlt
The StandaH Letter Writer fee Ladfca aad OeDtlnmen a oompleta galte to eorranpoademaa gfrteg ylaln dlreotiom fttr^teio eonio_raquojJUIon titlnmt afaiaii Had lih Innumerable fonni aiiJ oxirnplei
Winter Evening Krornt Una a lar(laquo araquoUatUalaquo ef Aatlag Ctaaradvi Tableaux irnlaquo FUIIIM tie ht aoclal nttaerisfe privata Uiaatrkale as4 aramiaa at home fllmtrawd ~ laquoIMaloffaee Reeltatlesa and Klaquolaquo4taca a and oholce collection tat tahool tJUUhtUaui private entertainment
Parlor Mafic laquo94 Cbeaileal a book which tells how to perform hnndrtai af amnilaf triok In mtia and ioitruoUva txparinanu i u ilagtgtia ageoti
Heme Cook Book and Fawillr F k j H elaa eontatnlnr hundreds of exclaquoUlaquoat eoekiat radlaai and hlnta tohousekaeporv also tcUiof hovteaura alii -aoa allmoau by simpli
Sixteen Oosapleto fttorlca embracing lora humoroda-ini dfteeti aoetety pound - bull mdash mdash ^ -
Riding Machine
ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo P Rowell amp Co
N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g B u r e a u lO S p r u c e St N e w York
ltend l O o t for 1 0 O - P a g o P s u n p h l e U
This paper poundbull fcept on file at the ofllee o f
DVERTISINq _ G E N T S
riME8 BUILDIH8 ^ frac34 frac34 PHIUDtlPHU ctriiiiTrt ttrKwsnttk ipmnsne cocc EplHRKICd at Lotvact Cash Rate rllCC J f t - l r IYER amp SONS MANUAL
N E R V O U S B B B I L I T Y I
Whip i
marked cards but What do vou think i
jnsTTfia onlj a little glower of tblaquo gxmof
Ingenious but doesnt the landlord
bullbull Na-o Dont you see we divy up -ticoording to how good the horel is we yield fromfifteen to forty per ceuL Why Id pay serenty per cent if I could work m first-olass hotelmdashA Y 8imr
mon ailmonuby simple honi remediea
bullac X7 teres tin j
inc lora humoro^mni detcctira bull(bullrtaa ttarttaafl 11raquo of adraature cf railway UXa eta all rary ta
bull
~ Ho Lake South of Pennsylvania
It U a remarkable geographical fact that while all the groups of mountains of the Atlantic slope north of the Delshyaware breasWatcr are liberally supshyplied with pretty lakes large and small increasing in size northward to the chain of the great lakes there is not a lake large or small in any of the groups of mount a ns south of the Delshyaware BroakwaUr down to where the AppTktrvohian chain hielts away in the northern hills of Alabama and Mississhysippi And theae mountains of Wayne aad Pike aad the snrroundin counties
me that he never felt the least anxiety about frost or drought It has been asshyserted that the product is indigenous but reports having got abroad that an early Governor of Massachusetts first brought it over deteobivos were set at work to investigate the allegations and tithe present time claim to possess aeveral Valuable dews which seriously implicate persons in high poaitiona
The ohief product next to sand in which Gape Cod excels is the eran berry
A jtaratSlr
CaJled Back A Nort) By Hob Cwwv Mtke bullf Dark Davraquoeto
At the Worlds Mercy A Karal 1raquo n m i l Warden anchor or bull The HOUM OO the Marsh at Draquork Day a A Novel Bj Bugh C s i t u sattav
of Called Back etc ^ -Tke Mystery or tke IIoily Tree
the author of Dora Thoraa Toe Presea Deep A Korel By WWtia CalUw
author of The Womaa In White etc Ked Court F e r n A Novel Bj Mrs Bsary Was)
author of Kast Lynne etc Berk to the Old Home A horai By Man Caafl
Hat author of Hidden Ptritraquo etc Johe Rosrerhanka Wife A Karat By M M
Muloci author o f John Halitaz CtaatUBaa ass Anae A Novel By lira Henry Wood Mtfeaf st East Lynne
AraoaBertee A Novel Bv Olaquoorca KUataetkflr et Adam Beit The Mill on the FloairltMe
OUR i l N E Q U A L I D OFFKft We win tend any laquo ef the books astd set Csealaffaa
eonwlclnf prioeaof all leadinj papera aas aeasj tsT 11 i t t t m i y - f f B6Traquo raquo 0 etsw tte whois J S ^ j r i_-raquompe or Postal No 1AM NEWS CO
I have bousrht many more Whfps than Thad ought to or have room for
and shall sell to every custoshymer regardless of cost
I will jive a chance with everv
FIFTY CENTS paid for a
L)u- lu C WESTS NIIV AND T U U N I R E A T -31ENT agraquoarnTtecci Millc_f( r lly-- ria Dizzi-neampa OonvuihjoiiM 1 u Islt I gt Hoatlache Nervous Fn- of alcolraquol or laquo1gtUCOJ Wi pros^uQ Softeniiv of XI sanity avd ]craquondiic to ni Preraaturo Old AKltgt I an in cither sex lnvolurt r
orrticea cauaatl by bullbullbull m^rr i fibula or over-i iul i i lc (bullbullbull I tme months trcrnir gt
for $500 sraquorU hv rr gt bullbull
i s r TrrrrrrfgTaT t mn ( UIM ti ly Xiit- use il-gtfii (- ittiid De-IgtPI f-^illirp in in-
-i r ikigt ji d death ltbull-- J(IK (if pij^er ii -- bull d F] tvmut-
-j bull 1 h hiain self i - rii t - i lt oi tains
(i a 1 lt - ltgtr ci x tjoxes SLlt
i
to care aiy CUM
n c bull ut rrice i S I X liiiXt H
t-iith i ti- r rrcf-ivt ci by us for fi-c bxixfa ner-uM-p-irilid vih gtgt[ vf wil l send the purchlaquobr ltmr^Tit igt M utiriitt-e t o r e -fund the money if ihv ircuiiuix~L IJOP-J nut pffect bull cure GuarjiuttHs issued tnjv lgty
JOHN V WIST A CO 8 S 2 W MADISON ST CHCG0
Sole IJrraquo3 ^^-bullbull^ I---r iills LL
WHIPI^ degMMEM I
to draw a through
gt)s M far H j t a ampa or Polaquotl Nots takaa Addras at-easa VRAJfK 1 mdashmdash mdash gt bull PUast t PUILAvlgtKIJgtBla
rDgBIL]TIWFKIiLEJI0 iKLl A Life Experience Remaxtaable Bnd Ciuck ouree Trial Packagee Bend stamp for sealed partloulars Addreae
Dr WARD A CO Louisiana Mo
T H f l l ^ F WHO BEUEVE that Nature iimufc Wll work off a Q^^ or a
BONE W H I P
Cold should understand that this MAY be done but at the expense of the Constitu
full o laJcoa are amoll ooraparcd witL tonp a n d w e af| k n o w tnat repeating this
dangerous practice weakens ihe Lung the grand Allogiieniea and the Blue R i d ^ ran^e in Yirginla and West Virshyginia wbere not a lake it to be found Agaim in raquohe magnraquoftoent motintain range ei North Carolina in which there are thirty peaks higher than Moan Washington there is not a lake Nor is there one large or small in the bulltftenaire mountain systems of Western Peaneylyania or of Kentucky or Ten neeee mdashIdoneedal Lhrntd
Powers and terminates in a Consumptives Grave Dont take foe chances use PR BIGELOWS CUrC whidTtTTrtS pleasant and speedy cure for 11 Throat and Lung Troubles In 50 cent and dolshylar bottles
4 1 raquo
Theatrical Item
a quarter AeormdashHavant got any money
of yer eajtvo^
RED GLOVER TONIC blood dlraquoeraquoOK Is the blaquoflt knowa remodf for at
stomach and liver troubles pin breath pneevacve raquoad malaria] toss of appetite lo^aptrlts head _ bdquo _ of the kulncja PrlpeWoeou ofalldraafttu
OR I O C S T
OLYOIRINI tALVIa ty thie Wonoor Neoiarw
Worth five dollars
F L BROWN
PINCKNEY PIANO-ORGAN 6IX OCTAVE __
Grand ImrroTcrnrntsln Roed Orenna Nopedal bulltraplaquotoigtrra]corplaquoraquolatatrpcidWwcar out AU piano mvtio can bullgtlaquo executed vpon it A ctiUd can operato beQowa Casa ivadt) of folia d i m r t^oniztd and to blfblr polished aa to irake H almoht impotable to ltlaquo-UftgtMkitjrtm rosewood gt o crfampn manufactared B M B e t l r i t a the popularity of th instrumrnt a la
en by the Immense sales Itcvenbldafalrforaiw too demand for the fai-fiinu-a IroproveTatBrninK B^rtnffl D creased our facilities f or iraauifncturlnf
r P
toe demand for the far-farm-d IroprovrTat Brmg^ Brtniri D creased our facilities for ir anuf ft cf urine
parcbaalaf improved mscliinm- we are abJeto n C _ja the prlrefrom I 1 3 A 0 0 to onlty llOASO ^ bull r s a InclttoVf a nmrtebook and adJuaiaMA Moot Tooao wuhiaggt tlte Improved Beethoven aid bulltsOTtttieaofftrcatoft wiih atu combinations ranglaa
tBIOBT H I U M froraMTSOO to S 3 9 7 5 0 - w l l | write ns and wwTrttl tabs pleasure In giving all formation dolred frit orcharire Those who raquop laquolaquo|iurchaaln^wi lido well to consult wltb ua
RZOBT Piaaoa from It sMlaquo itnfo itesni _ _
)WhbvytStrntraquo Denldlrertwith tbepubiic e a j ^ a m o r e MVO aaTVBta^taDt^by purebaalac _ _ the nraquoraquoBlaquofacraquonrer Rememticr bar
fWayteaTwIsTe e w l 9 dayateat tria Iflt not returned and oariina pay SjrtrtKrtory organ may be
0 W I crwnrbotb ways bullaa Patnteftwasted A wanted Addreas all conaaunlcatlona bull
bullEETBOTEN PIANO O R O A CO^
Utfa oapraquo when yoa wrtta1
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laquolaquogtwvmw
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AN UPHEAVAL
Inauguration of the Movement for Shortening the Hours
of Labor
Workshops anil Factories in Cities Forsaken by Disshy
satisfied Toilers
Many
have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
imdashfjCbout one-half of t lie 000 b u t c h e r s
The Uprising Not So General as Had Been ExpectedmdashA Freight Blockshy
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D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
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g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
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bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
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T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
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in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
Paeking-houses fifty concernenSploy-ing 15000 to 20000 p e o p l e breja-ories t w e n shyty- two e m p l o y i n g l500gt^v1iolesale b a k e shyries fifty employing---lTr00 p e r s o n s t h r e e gas comnanie 1^00 l o u r s t r ee t r a i l w a y s 4500 r a i l r oads in t h e S t a t e of I l l inois 130-018 (out o f t h i s n u m b e r the re a re 15000 i a Ch icago ) 100 c i g a r factor ies 1300 h a n d s five express companies 1200 t e l e g r a p h a n d te lophono compan ie s 1800 s ixty-seven boot a n d shoe m a n u f a c t o r i e s 2500 fo r ty wholesa le c lo th ing m a n u shyfactories 5030 twe lve d r y goods dea lers 8000 t w e n t y bras9 foundr ies 1000 e igh ty - seven foundr ies i ron -works a n d rol l ing-mil ls 8000 100 c a r r i a g e a n d w a g o n factories 1500 140 f u r n i t u r e a n d upho l s t e ry 5000 fo r ty p l a n i n g mi l l s a n d box factor ies 2500 200 l u m b e r y a r d s 7000 a n d 20000 m e n e m p l o y e d in b n i l d i n g t r a d e as ca rpen te r s pape r -hange r s l a t h e r s pa in t e r s s tone a n d br ick workors s tone shycu t t e r s p lumber s a n d g a s fitters roofers a n d s l a t e r s t w e n t y t a n n e r i e s 1300
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MIUWAUKKK Wis May i mdashSome t r o u b l e waa occasioned S a t u r d a y by the a c t i o n s of c e r t a i n of t h e s t r i k e r s m o s t of t h e disshyt u r b a n c e being c rea ted by b o y u n d ^ o u n g men b u t n o t h i n g of a ser ious n a t u r e ocshycur red The m a s t e r p a i n t e r s h a v o g r a n t o d t h e d e m a n d s p r o b a b l y be resumed t o - d a y T h e founshydry-men a t t h e Allis works went o u t in a b o d y Tho t a n n e r s of t he c i ty h a v e g r a n t e d t h e d e m a n d s of the i r men TJio g r o a t s t r i k e - of t h o brewers c a m e off a s was a n t i c i p a t e d Tho brew-i n g 6pm|)7Maies held a conference yesshyterday1 iwlaquo|l reSoixed t o m a k e a u n i t e d s t a n d _agaihBt th^ir^jQ00 s t r i k i n g emshyployes Men in t ho F a l ^ b r c w p r y h a y i n g
refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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NKW Y O raquo K May --There w a s a n imshymense a s s e m b l a g e of work ingmen a m o n g w h o m were m a n y Socia l i s t s in 1uiou s q u a r e S a t u r d a y n i g h t t o m a k e a demonshys t r a t i o n in public of s y m p a t h y with tho a g i t a t i o n to secure fewer h o u r s for a d a y s work Torch-bea re r s were o u t in s w a r m s Many t r a n s p a r e n c i e s wi th l a b o r legends on tWem were carr ied a n d occas iona l ly a red ting was seen b u t t h e r e was no disshyt u r b a n c e After l i s ten ing t o speeches from J-o-l^i J-Uvintoa a n d o t h e r s t h e crowd Vif^uetly^Hlisptfrsud Yuater-
d a y Jhe d e m o n s t r a t i o n was t h e leudingitf pic of c o n v e r s a t i o n a m o n g all classes ot ta i lor ing men a n d the success oJ tie meet ing was a i n u t t u of gene ra l conshyg r a t u l a t i o n During- h i s speech S a t u r d a y n i g h t J o h n Swin ton said- he h a d carefully ca lcu la ted t he n u m b e r of people t o be dishyrect ly a n d immedia t e ly affected by t h e s h o r t - h o u r m o v e m e n t a t 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 of w h o m near ly half have a l r e a d y secured some concessions in h o u r s a n d wages 550 -0 0 0 h a v e m a d e d e m a n d s for e i g h t h o u r s a n d near ly the s a m e n u m b e r h a v e been acshycorded nhi h o u r s In his op in ion fully n ine ty per cent of the men will be successshyful in the i r d e m a n d s for e igh t h o u r s
All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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ST L O U S M O May 5 of m a n u f a c t o r i e s were closed S a t u r d a y ^ a n d a t night the members of the v a r i o u s l a b o r un ions held a g r e a t d e m o u s t r i U n o n in L u c a s squa re which was uddressjM bv p r o m i n e n t l a b o r a g i t a t o r s Aho i t 200 p lumber s have s t ruck as a lso h j i e m a n y t o b a c c o workers con t r a c t o r s ^ l a b o r e r s c a rpen t e r s ami employes of t h o t i t i c w o r k s F inployos of the sheet- i ron eprnice works a n d m o s t of t i ie p l a n i n g nmls h a v e h a d the i r d e m a n d s g r a n t e d
G R A N D RAIMDS Mich M a y gtmdashAll of-themdash furni ture factories wltgtt-e closed S a t u r d a y ami the employes spyu t the d a y a s a holishyd a y All tho fac tor ies h a v e m a j e sa t i s shyfac to ry t e r m s wiUi the i r men except tho K e n t and New IjJngland c o m p a n i e s The employes of thrfse will tstrike t o - d a y unless be t t e r teruis a r e olfeied_ At different t imes d u r i n g the d a y t w o la rge g a t h e r i n g s one of ( i e r m a n s a n d t h e o t h e r of Poles a t shyt e m p t e d to force planing-mil l a n d o t h e r e m p l o y e e to q u i t work b u t t r o u b l e was a v e r t e d by the p r o m p t a r r i v a l of t h e poshylice
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K a l a m a z o o sa loons will-iicuMampner b y oraquo-de r of the C i ty Comici i close a t t e n p m mdash-A v i m l e j t t - p l a g u e p r o n o u n c e d t o b e b lack j toplitheria w a s r ecen t ly r a g i n g in J lMCtownsh ip of Fork Mecos ta C o u n t W h o l e fami l ies w e r e s t r i cken d o w n w i t t f r t a n d were d y i n g l ike sheep T h o i ^ W e m e d t o be no check for t h e diseaso^jwhlch a t t a c k a d a whole fami ly BomptrTnes one a f t e r a n shyo t h e r a n d soiuetHiies jpl l a t pnoeTv W i t h i n a few d a v gt - t i v e c h i l d r e n in W i l l i a m T a n -n e r M a i t t U y died a n d t h e f a t h e r w a s a t t h e
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mdashNo house in the c o u n t r y cun be called a c o m p l e t e h o m e wi thou t a gar shyden a t t a c h e d to i t mdash I louykman
mdashThe nnmure- t ha t is pe rmi t t ed to Wimte abou t m a n y fa rm-yards would
bullmake a luxur ious supp ly for the gar shyden
mdashRemove f lower-pot s ta ins from window-s i l l s by r u b b i n g wi th tine wood-ashe and-r inse wi th c lean wa te r -bullA Y Times
mdash W a s h h a i r b rushes a n d c o m b s in soft w a t e r a n d liquid a m m o n i a in the p r o p o r t i o n of four tcaspoonfuls of liquid a m m o n i a to one quar t of water mdash CUchinuti Tiiitcs
mdashSkillful cu l t iva t ion should be the a im of every one w h o raises p lan t s a s d Crops T o m a d e y a t d e n i n g a n d fflhHiVg prof i tab le it is m v e s s u r y to b a r e j o m e t h i n g in r e t u r n for every s t r oke rliat is m a d e a n d for every dolshyla r invtAtedmdashBoston 1ost
- H o i c h a m o m i l e b a g s often give reshylief to sinlerors from neura lg ia T h e y are mad of l inen l ight ly tilled with c h a m o m i l e b los soms reject t he s ta lks W h e n needed p lace them on a tin pla te in t h e oven where they will beshyc o m e ve ry ho t bu t n o t burn mdash Philadelshyphia Pretlts
bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
mdash W h e n t h e g r o u n d a r o u n d a p i g pen is t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r d r a i n e d as it should be ba re e a r t h m a k e s the best and ce r t a in ly the m o s t des i rab le floor A fresh s u p p l y of loose ear th shou ld be t h r o w n in twice a yea r and r e m o v e d -as m a n u r e w h e n e v e r it becomes r ich e n o u g h On n o accoun t should a plunk floor be laid wi th in a few inches of the g r o u n d T h e space benea th will soon become a h a r b o r for ra i^ If a p l a n k lloor is desi red m a k e it at least t w o feet f rom the g r o u n d a n d leave it open so t h a t ca t s and d o g s can get in to des t roy v e r m i n mdash X a n Franshycisco Chronicle
mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
H A N D S O M E C O S T U M E S
S o m e qf t h e S t y l i s h Su i t s W h i c h T l a v t ifecu littroriurtMl K e c e n t l y
For a y o u n g lady one of 1he pre t t i es t dresses s h o w n is of blue si lky t e x t u r e t r immed w i t h creammdashioce The s k i r t is a r r a n g e d in seven p e r p e n d i c u l a r folds or l a rge side p la i t s each (ne of the pla i ts is edged wi th a ruffle of c r e a m E g y p t i a n lace The c o r s a g e of the m a t e r i a l lias a doub le r ow of but shytons in f ront and a full half vest of lace is above a n d over it A graceful open jacket of a l l -over ne t lace has b o w s of blno vihhrm nn tht- bullilwinldm--- rmri tfrraquo
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neck and sleeves are finished wi th rufshyfles of lace
A h a n d s o m e dress for a m a t r o n is of rich faille F r a n c a i s e in one of the new shades T h e lower por t ion of the sk i r t for a half a y a r d in dep th isfinished with a l t e r n a t i n g box pla i t s and c lus te r s of side p la i t s T h e pecul ia r - tablier d r a p e r y shows th ree points one above the o ther each e l abora te ly d e c o r a t e d with P e r s i a n embro ide ry in gold and rich c o l o r i n g executed in old des igns The o v e r d r a p e r y in back is long full niill on ly s l ight ly l o o p e d below the p r o m i n e n c e or o u t s t a n d i n g effect caused oy the b ra ided wire bust le over wh ich it is s h o w n T h e po in ted co r sage is finished a r t h e wais t line and on wa i s t por t ion wi th b a n d s of IYrs ian e m b r o i d shyery and co l la r a n d sleeves a rc decoshyra ted en sui te -
Qui te a g e m is a dress of p a l e blue mous l in de soie wi th ar t is t ic d r a p e r y in back of the materhvl whi le t he f ront of sk i r t and corsage is formed t e r n a t i n g r o w s of silk embltnaVred apshypl ique in b lue a n d dejierffe Eng l i sh th read lace A mpt a t t r a c t i v e t e a gown is of wliUiXfashmere I t is m a d e with W^Wt^au pla i ted back a n d openjpoundlaquo5m d i sc los ing the full pett icoaj
h Span i sh lace put on in d flounces T h e n e w Invlf-NvipUr^sleeves arc d e c o r a t e d l ike t lm^-ffonts w i th begonia leaves cmjiwrttfered in si lks in their n a t u r a l
G a u d v ^ b u f h a n d s o m e never the less is ^ - t t r e s s for e v e n i n g wear w i th
i ted sk i r t finished a t l ower e d g e wi th l a rge g a u z e sunflowers p u t on like a n i c h i n g T h e ove r -d rape ry is in 3ellow gauze Cor sage of the sk i r t mater ia l is t r i m m e d r o u n d the low neck wi th sunf lowers m u c h sma l l e r in size t han thoe on the ski r t whi le for ladies m o r e sober ly incl ined therj is a beautiful d r e s s of black sat in comshyplete ly covered with Chant i l ly laoe looped a n d t r i m m e d wi th p ico t -edged double- faced g i b b o n mdash Philadelphia Simtf
Q U E E R W R I N K L E S
Carefully Selected fur thts JKdlHctitloii of 1lilluMophickU Htjuders
A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
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IOO Doses One Dollar
There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
mdash bull
BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
bull- -THERE are gome things harder to keep
than a diary A three-dollar pocket-knife for instance
WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
l a d rail t ie pccaUar Ugt t h e i r M i aJboeltl trjr
I F afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it ampgtc
FRAZER AXLE GREASE
B e a t I n t h e w o r l d Get t h e g e n u i n e pound T -laquo r v p a c k a g e h a o u r T r a d e - m u r k m i d la m u r k e d F i - a i e r a raquo U L D pound V E B Y W U pound B pound
MB JIVES BAGLFT Motion foreman C pound M B IL bullWinkle Ohio ialt not slraquopt
tor orer raquoyfraquor hilaquo Buffering from eurraquol(raquobullbull wraquo o great Three doie of ATHLOPHOROScuni) him Neuralgia can Llwaya be quickly cured by ulaquot of ALlophorot Aik your druggist for Athlophnro if you cannot get It of him do not try iwniethin tUe hut order it ouoc fmm us We will bullend it express paid ou receipt of prlcv $1 00 Pr bottle ATHL0PH0R0S CO 112 Wall St New York
Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
Aultman Miller A Co Akron Ohio
P I S O S C U R E -FOR
TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
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Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
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LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
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THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
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THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
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DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
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DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
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Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
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BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
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Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
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LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
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Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
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PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
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Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
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UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
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GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
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Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
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EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
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JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
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HOWELL COMMENTS from the Republican
Onu Stair of this office has decided to start a paper at Colbma Berrin bounty for which place he leaves toshymorrow An outfit which he has bad in surage nearly a year will be used in the publication of his new paper
Several creditors of McLan amp Wilshyson and their sub-contractor H S Haywood gave their accounts to Corshyson amp Harger tor collection Being unable to get anything from McCrack-en amp Co oY from McLane amp Wilson the T A A amp N M company was sued in the late circuit eourt The case was tried by jury and resulted in a verdict of $52776 for the plainteftV I t was beld that a railroad company is responsible for all labor claims against its construction department or its conshytractors _
The number of persons prosecuted in this county by the prosecuting atshytorney Fred H Warren during the year 1885 was 62 One was charged with adultery 1 with assault and batshytery one with assault with intent to commit the crime of rape 1 with bigashymy 1 with breaking and entering 4welling house in the daytime 1 with defacing monument 6 with disturbing Jrablicmeeting 3 with drunkenness 4 with drunk and disorderly 7 disshyorderlypersons 1 with disposing of chattle mortgage property 1 with Embezzlement 1 with highway robshybery 3 with larceny more than $25 8 with larceny less than $25
Frwa-fhe Democrat -Thirty-two persons are reported as
being converted at the special meetshyings held in the Man school house at West Howell
The school at the six corners (Flemshying) has been closed on account of diptheria which has broken out in the family ot Samuel Stewart
Members of the family of Mr JtoiWstoft were made very sick last week rjy dririfcing butter milk that had stood iii a tin vessel The tin had made it poisonous
One hundred men are engaged in ballasting the new railroad between Hamburg and Hewelk Another body of men are at work between Byron and Howell It is expected the road will be ballasted in a monthso as to admit
-of the running ot regular trains
with well established merit and such as are popular Having the agency for the celebrated Dr Kings New Disshycovery for consumption colds and coughs will sell it on a positive guarshyantee It will surely cure any and every affection of throat luraquogs or cbe9t and m order to prove our claim we ask you to call and get a Trial Bottle Free
Wonderful Cores W D Hoyt amp Co Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome Ora say We have been selling Dr Kings New Discovery Electric Bitters aiid Bucklens Arnica Salve for two years have nevor handled remedies that sell as well or give snch universal satisshyfaction There have been wonderful cures effected by these medicines in this city Several cases of pronounced Consumption have been entirely cured by useof a few bottles of DrKinds New Discovery taken in connection with Electric Bitters We guarantee them always Sold by Jerome Winchell
Bucklens Arnica Salve The best salve in the world tor cuts
bruises sores ulcers salt rheum feshyver sores cetter uhapped hand- chilshyblains corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles-or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refundshyed Price 25 cents per box
For sale at Winchelis Drugs tore
Wests Cough Syrup cures whoopshying-cough asthma bronchits conshysumption auu all throat and lung difficulties 25c 50c and $100 All druggists
Delicate temales old people and children are always pleased with Wests Liver Pills Mild etfective and theyalvvayscure 30sugar coated piLli_25c AH druggists
Why will yoji suiFiir_when onebnttle^
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OUR STOCK consists of all the most standard and
popular remedies as well as all the latest medicines known
to the drug trade
of Wests Worlds Wonder will relieve and two or three bottles cure an case of rheumatism 25 and 50c Your druggist sells it
Wests Pain King should be kept in every house for sudden attacks of cramps colic painters colic cholera morbus flux ana dysentery Only 25c All druggjsts
Any case of lame back cured 1 v a tpw applications of Wests Worlds WTonder also cures sprains bruises cuts and burns Cheapest and best All druggists
Wests Liver Pills-geuuine wrapped in bluemdashthe standard remedy tor liver complaint dyspepsia indigestion and sick headache Ail druggists
Wests Pain King-the household remedy Always useful Never fails to cure cholera morbus pains in stcmach or bowels cramp colic chills or summer complaints 25c All drugshygists
Wests Worlds Winder or Family Liniment a superior remedy tor neuralgia rheumatism lame bank
FOWLERVILLE SAYINGS From the Kevlew
Mr G- M Crawford who wer to Ann Arbor a few weeks since to have a cancer removed from his face returnshyed last week The operation was suc-cesstully preformed and he is now
_ slowly recovering
At tbe alarm of fire on Monday mgMjLfew men undertook to run the hook and ladder wagon out of the corporation cow shed but it collided with the corporation road scraper and refused to budge Comment is unshynecessary
Henry 0 Cabbott of Williamston wns run over by a freight train on the
mdashD L- amp N railroad aboutmdashone mile east of that place while in a fetate of intoxication on Saturday morning and instantly killed He was well known m this vicinity having taught music w this village more or less for the past few years and has played for dances quite frequently in the ^country He had started from Williamston to go to the home of his parents who live about two miles this side7 of that place and in all probability become tired and stupid set down upon the track to rest with the abore fatal result He was
about 30 Wars old and had considerable musicaJgtabiHty but was strongly adshydicted to the terrible habit which ruin-
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ed his life anaY caused his death And still the business continues on And on
some freshvictim each day stepping in to fill the place of the one removed by death
sprains bruises cuts burns or wounds Cheaper goes further lasts longer than any other All druggists
Purify your blood regulate your liver and digestive organs before the heat of summer and thus save a doctors bill by the timely use of Wests Liver Pills AH druggists
IMPORTANT When yon visit or leave New York Citr SATP
baggage expressage and carriage hire ana stop at tde Grand Union Ilutel opposite Grand Central Depot
Movant rooms fitted up at a C09t ofYme mil lion dollars reduced to $1 and upward per day European plan Elevutor Restaurant supshyplied with the bout llorse cars Btatrrs and ele-vatect railroad to all depotsmdashFamilies canllvc ht-ter for less money at th Grarfd Union Hotel tnan at any other flrst-claSs hotel in thecity
Legal
If yon dont you ought to kuew that we carry a full line of
TOILET A R T I C L E S Some fine Scripture Cards French
Tissue Paper etc
CARRIAGE WORKS = We wish to invite attention to the
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Dont talk about CIGARS until you have tried the boss Cigara of the town namely
THE NIGHT HAWK WE WILL-SELL YOU
The Earth for 5 cts 3TIf you dont believe it call and aee
A FINE LINE OF CANDIES-mdash A T ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
In WALL PAPER we have the finshyest line in town Call and see our Silk Papers They are fine
GROCERIES Stock is complete and prices to meet
the times A ubinu cup amp saucer and phite Kiven to every purchaser of one lb Butterfly Raking Powder
i DRUG STORE f F A SIGLER
MONEYl IMPORTED CATTLE
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ORDER OF PUBLIC MION State of Michishygan Seventh judicial Circuit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the County of Livingston An chancery at Howell on thlaquo twenty-third dfly of March A D I860 ALBUBTA L J ONES 1
Complainant I vs y
ALFRED F JONES ljpfsndant j
Upon due-proof by affidavit that Alfred F Jonvs the defendant in above entitled cause reshysides outof the State oLMichigampn andio-the-Tex-rttdry of New Mexico on motion of Hoi 1 in H
Person Solicitor of Complainant it is ordered that the defendant do appear and answer the bill of complaint riled in this cause within rive months from the date of this arder else the said bill rraquof complaint shtfll ha taken as confessed and it is further ordered that this order be published withshyin twenty days from the date hereof jn thePinck-ney DISPATCH a newspaper printed in the County of Livingston and be published therein once in each week for six weeks in succession such pubshylication however shall not be necessary in case acopv of this order be served on defendant pershysonally at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for his appearance
W P VAXWIKKLI Circuit Court Commissioner
RoLLt H PERSON Solicitor for Complainant (Ilw7)
0KDEI1 OK PUBLICATION State of Jchi-sran Seventh luoiciai Circnit in chancery
Suit pending in the Circuit ciuurt for the County of Livingston in chancery at Howell on trie loth day of March A D 1886 HATTIS H STEELK )
Complainant I vs V
WTLUAMW STLE I Defendant j
On reading and filing dnlaquo proof bv affldavi thai tbe said defendant William W Steele dlaquopartlaquod from his last k no wu place of n and that bis present place of residence carnot b ascertained on motion of Edward 0 Ejrfbler licitor for the somplainant it is ordered thartaid defendant William W Steele atinsatand anshyswer the bill of complaint filedJaHraTd cause withshyin five months from the data-pTthis order and in default thereof that said bUraf complaint be takshyen aa confessedgty said William W Steele It ia farther ordered that tbft order be published once in each we k fornix successive weeks in the
Jerome Wmcji l l_canalwa^ AetWe Pnshingr and Reliable
lied upon to carry m stock the purest and best poods Wnd sustain the re pu tation of being tliabllaquo by
DCK tnepuTi taia-tfierer pushing frad
nxxuendutg axii
Book now open for a limited numshyber of LOWS Terms $5 and $8 cash IWd won the highest premiums asninst ali Applv now of
R C AULD Pinckney Examine ptuuuoti alter my Bulla
in the n^ighiiorhood and believe your own eves
ATTENTION FARMERS
JAS JACKSON of Unadilla handles the
Walter A Wood Bindshyers Reapers and
Mowers THOMAS HAY RAKE amp TEDDER
CULTIVATORS DRAGS Buggies and Wagpns
And Farming Tools of allJdnds
E8P0n exhibition at ^ykes amp Sons Pinckney add at Sjterckbridge
NEW CARRIAGE SPRING -Manufactured by themdash mdash
D E T R O I T S P R I N G amp S T E E L W O R K S FROM CRUCIBLE CAST STEEL
The same being a long spring so constructed as to not crowd on t^ie reteb Tbe above with the WILSON SPRING are our specialties laquond will
be ot superior finish and fully warranted Special jobs of any kind built to order
I
SYKES amp SON Pinckney
AT L H BEEBES - PINCKNEY PARLOR SUITS
B E D R O O M S U I T S
BEDSTEADS
LOUNGES
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-MATTRESSES-
SPRINGS -2BUIEraquoU$k
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F U R N I f U R E CHAIRS
TABLES SECRETARIES
bull^STANDS i^
G MIRRORS
BRACKETS PICTURE FRAMES
ETC ETC E T C
ATL H BEEBES - PINCKNEY
iwrTHE DISPATCH OFFICE
FQamp J9B WORK
M J T H A F S Neutralizing Mixti
ill enre the Asiatic lera and
pnbHcatlon to be witbln twenty draquoyraquo iraorthe dtlaquo of tbl order -
Jottn Lout Circuit Court CodmlMioalaquor
EDWABB G EatLiB
1L pHETtOMPLAIWT^ MY OTHER MEDICINES ARE7 ALL
WELLKNOWK AND-WI^DO ALL THAT IS CLAIMshy
ED FOR THEM
| ^ I spare no expense in making my Medicine and they will never play out as long as I compound them
_ bull mdash _ mdash u m m s MEHAN or bullraquolaquo at WiaehfJl bull Drpt 6+gamp
TOTHEPUfOcT VVgt still continue to do business at the old stand in Pinckner Wlaquo u ^ large stock of all kinds ot P
^LUMBEJA ANI^SHINGLES 1- S bull
SS2 t TTv bull
MOULDINGS On hand which we will sell for the lowest possiblr ficure far cash ft
havn t got what you want we will furnish it on short notice and re t mt J S you want and compete with any other yard within a radius-fif 12 miJM n j -not go some where else_io buy Avten yon pan do just as well at home T h - J i L -ing you for past favors we remain yours truly ^ T ^1
bull wii-
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BJRKETT COWEN amp CO PWWfc Wyen
raquobullraquo gt -
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raquo bull bull laquobull
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WITH A STRIUQ
a Pramlalav Boy Baatored Happiness to raquo Suffering Women
She wa a woman apparently fifty s fears olltt plainly dressed and she sal
in a dooajfay on Monroe avenue with tears in her eyes and a mad look on ker face By and by a boy who was hanging around there asked if she was crying because she ad lost her husshyband-
Now If it was only that I should be a happy woman she replied
Have yer broklaquo yer leg or lost money in a busted bank or come to town for a divorce he continued
bullNaw The trouble is that Ive got bullan old tooth here which has been trying to jump out of my head for a week Ive been here three times to have it out but I dasnt go up-stars to the dentist
bullI kin imagine your feelins maam Ive bin right there myself Lets see the tooth
She opened her mouth very wide and 1str peeked and peered and finally Blmdashd his dirty finger on the identical
1s it a stiddy ache maam Yes purty stiddy Kinder loose aint itP Yes bullbullYou dont want the dentist to pick
up a- bowie knife and jab the gum around the root-grab for a chisel and
- pareaway at a prongmdashclap on his old pinchers and jerk the top of your head over the roof Madam are my surshymises correct
Mercy but donI talk Jhat way Im all in a chill shegasped
Say he whispered as he pulled a oord fromhis pocket and made a slip-nopse lemme try at itmdashril pull as soft as lasses and if it hurts you can catch hold of the stvinof
It took five minutes to coax her into it but at last the noose was slipped over and drawn tight She was on the fourth stairmdashhe on the seednd
Now open your mouth as big as a bucket shet your eyes and think of sweet cake he sard as all was ready
She obeyed Next moment he jumped backwards oft the stair-mdashthere was a yellmdasha gaspmdash whoop and he held the tooth up and cried out
Here she ismdashbehold the remains She rose up spat out the blood cried
a little and then suddenly rushed tor the boy and pinned him fas to the wall and kissed him toity-soven timos on the chin twenty-four times on the point of the nose and eighteen times on the right ear Then she forced a half dolshylar futo his paw grubbed the string aud thetouth and skipped out the doorway with the joyful exclamation
O you dear good angelic boy I harenlrijeFnr^ohappyfbTTwen y- a even lomg yampmnmdashDetroit Free Press
bull laquo
CAPE COD
a sort ol a compromise between a curshyrant and a buck-shot being a little more acid than the former and a good deal harder than the latter A great many physicians practice medicine and raise cranberries at the same time I will not say why this is as I was a guest of a doctor whle there on a visit I was lately offered some land on the Cape for one cent per aero bnt before I had an opportunity to clinch the barshygain I received another offer one cent less which had the effect of restraining me from acquiring any Cape Cod prop-art If it gets lower I may take up a lew acres at some future time
GAMBLERS4 TRICKS
tiothee I Haroat yo got a cigar for me No cigar No ohewiag tobacco witherP No cheering lobaooo Thee Heaves gimmm j o v
fraquoaphMmdash TvtM SiUngt
AmdashGeogriphlflalmdashMalformation Special ly Adapted for a Mod -m 8ujiraquor Refinery
It is not known exactly whe discovshyered this geo^rapheal malformation so that the bfamc can be laid at no ones
gt door So the discovery has come to be regarded more as a general misfortune than a crime mdashIt is not my purpose to describe the cape with a view to boomshying it as a summer resort for in spite
_mdashof the fact that I am a humorist by necessity 1 have still a leavening of humanity in my composition which hinders from driving the good public into trouble and discomfort I have heard vague rumors concerning the exshyistence of a hotter locality but they are not mentioned in any standard work on the division of the eftfths surface I have no inclination to trample upon the
k proyinee^of historians and naturalists bull^bull^bullytelling how the ferocious cod-fish is - Fronted and slain -in his native-jtrngiear
by eager sportsmen nor do I wish to explain how the chipper smoked hershyring is snared The one idea waich compels me to write of this Sahara anshynex is its wonderful growth of sand If there is any one thing for which the whole country can look to Cape Cod it is sand We often hear that such and such a man has no sand This shows conclusively that he owns no property on the Cape Thereis only one thing
ftjbaf can approach- CapeJ2odf as a pro-cfoocr of sand and this honor statistics yield to the^eaity strawberry A gen-tleman-wlio owns an extensive sand
^ptrsturage there assured me a few days ago that it needed no cultivation and
Would grow perfectly wild in fact that the leas cultivation it received the bot-ter it seemed to thrive lie also assured
Tha Sharper4 Novel W a y e f Entrapping Vi suspecting- Countrymen
bullbull I have found honesty to be the best policy and have gone into a legitimate business the boss crook remarked
What is that the reporter asked having missed the crook from his usual hannts
Teaching the innocent rustic and the unsophisticated suburban I avershyage one scholar a day and the scheme pays very well I struck the racket last winter and have found it a picnic How do 1 work it I put a card in lifty country papers
PORTUNK MATKmdashfiamblers tricks ex rosed Marked card loraquodeltl d e e bups and putept boxesfor gtraquoe with instructions Lessons at reasormble ratoa Address mdash - Bowery
The rustic seos this and in the same paper reads of a man winning twenty-tive thousand dollars at faro He writes me and I send him a price list It is the same as that used by regular dealers in gambling goods only about fifty per cent higher If the fellow wants to miy I sell and make a decent profit But what catches is a notice at the end
aving beeir~~aprofesslonat gambler twenty years I am familiar with every triok of the tra4andgUivran4ee-to4nake any novice proficient in three lessons and skillful enough to meet any blackshyleg on equal terms Terms one dollar a lesson of one hour
The chump reads thatand comes on and calls 1 have a deal with ihe landlord of the hotel and receive my pupil in the private parlor The best racket is to teach him to work loaded dice or marked cards In an hour hes got the hang of it but of course is very clumsy We go down to the barshyroom and throw for drinks My pal comes up to the bar and looks interestshyed in the game He asks us to let him in I f-ay certainly and give my bnoolio friend the wink My pal then loses two or three rounds and wants to throw a quarter a head We accede Fal loses the rustic beats him but I w n After a few throws I pull my watch out and plead an engagement and ( ret oiitv As I leave I whimper to the counlry_niiin_ that ho has a picnic and to work the fellow for all hes worth I then skip The game continues and in fifteen minutes ray pupil is cleaned out If ] he kick my pal suddenly-picks upmdasha-j
raquoA worthy tanner and hiraquo family of this eeuaty have boa attending the night serrleos of a protracted religion
at a ohoroh in the country they weald walk and
they woo Id ride the die-being about one mile and a halt
After the service was over the other night the gentleman wife and two bullnaghters walked home and just beshyfore goiag to bed the absent-mind
lily happened to think that the and horse had been left at the
ebnrek The gentlemen walked hack to the church and fonnd his horse hHehW whore he had left kunmdashMari-
mdashThe Turfcioh sohttats are armol with what U probably the Inest milishytary rifle m the worldmdashthe Peabodjr Bartiui-Hcnri and manufactured in this rvraquooraquotrjr
WHIPS WHIPS 50 DOZEN
i WHIPS H
ltmdashAn accomplished Bridgeport lady who recently made some extra-niee Charlotte Ruse d d not discover until it had been eaten with great approval by her discriminating friendi that in-strad of sherry wine she had nsed a bottle of cough mix ure in comshypounding the confection There has not Ixgten a cough or swe threat in thai vicinity since mdash Bridgeport (On) gtlanUlttrd
bullAmdash
FIVE DOLLAR BONE WHIP
V
--ttcnir informed that a man whom hlt hul d -churned for drunkenness w laquo the soe support of awife and six chil divn a Lowell null Superintendent reshyplied it happens that tho man who takus the place has a wife and seven cVldren -t should be borne in mind that i ev opul--iou of a bumraer make a job for a doent workermdashIoston ltrud
wa-The
as moulh t tin Miss ssippi Hi Tel
o e n d gtltv L a ^ M o iU l u 2
MARVELOUS PRICES
BOOKS MILUON Beaikta imlt as Otttt Warts kt rtneM afcaW
Alastl Blvlaquoi 4wtvl The following took arc puslUIiciLia nnX niapfc^ 1mm
manj of them lianduiuc-ljr ll laairatM laquoM all an printed from Mod typu upon KIMMI M M T raquo TkarlNal bullr a KTeit raquoricT of raquoulijrctt and wlaquo lUak alaquolaquoalaquolaquoaalaquoi-amine the lint without Bndllij thrroia mtnj laat it m i4laquo would like to possMi ID cloth bound rem talaquof Waka v ^ l d eoUSleO each Kaeb book U eoaiptota U kMdt
Tke Widow fiedott Paptrt ThU la UM kaak alaquoer which your graudmotheri laughed till tlUft
Whalebone Raw-hide
Live Oak Java
Ratan Whip Carriage _ Teamy ~
6ulky
lcr Baking Purposes Best intheWorlcJr
For Sale by FA SIGLER
Itii Justaa funnv (ogtdar ai It crer u O r i m n ^ Fairy Stortea far tklaquo Tlaquolaquoi
flneatcollactioo of ulry itvrlm (UT raquo a TU
loaded dice and stats a row Jf the man isnt a fighter my pal hits him on the nbse If he i-j we call in the jraultr and bounce him for a blacklegr You oan bet he never comes back and he doesnt complain to the police Even If he did wed bdquohave the dead-wood on him a4 could easily prove that he rung In loaded dice on ug The rackets
same with
ren win be delighted with Hi-m Tke Lsri raquof the Iji c Or Sir Waiter SMM
The LaJ^of thlaquo Takt la a roinine In rartt aad af aU the work of Seott mgtnc ilaquo nlaquoc beautiful thaa tkU
Mannal of Etiqiirtie for ladlei and SlaquoatWaMlaquo bull fnlJe to pollteneu and (wd brelaquodlof firiaj llMraiaaaf modern ctlqnetta tfl all occuionlt
The StandaH Letter Writer fee Ladfca aad OeDtlnmen a oompleta galte to eorranpoademaa gfrteg ylaln dlreotiom fttr^teio eonio_raquojJUIon titlnmt afaiaii Had lih Innumerable fonni aiiJ oxirnplei
Winter Evening Krornt Una a lar(laquo araquoUatUalaquo ef Aatlag Ctaaradvi Tableaux irnlaquo FUIIIM tie ht aoclal nttaerisfe privata Uiaatrkale as4 aramiaa at home fllmtrawd ~ laquoIMaloffaee Reeltatlesa and Klaquolaquo4taca a and oholce collection tat tahool tJUUhtUaui private entertainment
Parlor Mafic laquo94 Cbeaileal a book which tells how to perform hnndrtai af amnilaf triok In mtia and ioitruoUva txparinanu i u ilagtgtia ageoti
Heme Cook Book and Fawillr F k j H elaa eontatnlnr hundreds of exclaquoUlaquoat eoekiat radlaai and hlnta tohousekaeporv also tcUiof hovteaura alii -aoa allmoau by simpli
Sixteen Oosapleto fttorlca embracing lora humoroda-ini dfteeti aoetety pound - bull mdash mdash ^ -
Riding Machine
ADVERTISERS can learn the exact cost of any proposed line of advertising in American papers by addressing Geo P Rowell amp Co
N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g B u r e a u lO S p r u c e St N e w York
ltend l O o t for 1 0 O - P a g o P s u n p h l e U
This paper poundbull fcept on file at the ofllee o f
DVERTISINq _ G E N T S
riME8 BUILDIH8 ^ frac34 frac34 PHIUDtlPHU ctriiiiTrt ttrKwsnttk ipmnsne cocc EplHRKICd at Lotvact Cash Rate rllCC J f t - l r IYER amp SONS MANUAL
N E R V O U S B B B I L I T Y I
Whip i
marked cards but What do vou think i
jnsTTfia onlj a little glower of tblaquo gxmof
Ingenious but doesnt the landlord
bullbull Na-o Dont you see we divy up -ticoording to how good the horel is we yield fromfifteen to forty per ceuL Why Id pay serenty per cent if I could work m first-olass hotelmdashA Y 8imr
mon ailmonuby simple honi remediea
bullac X7 teres tin j
inc lora humoro^mni detcctira bull(bullrtaa ttarttaafl 11raquo of adraature cf railway UXa eta all rary ta
bull
~ Ho Lake South of Pennsylvania
It U a remarkable geographical fact that while all the groups of mountains of the Atlantic slope north of the Delshyaware breasWatcr are liberally supshyplied with pretty lakes large and small increasing in size northward to the chain of the great lakes there is not a lake large or small in any of the groups of mount a ns south of the Delshyaware BroakwaUr down to where the AppTktrvohian chain hielts away in the northern hills of Alabama and Mississhysippi And theae mountains of Wayne aad Pike aad the snrroundin counties
me that he never felt the least anxiety about frost or drought It has been asshyserted that the product is indigenous but reports having got abroad that an early Governor of Massachusetts first brought it over deteobivos were set at work to investigate the allegations and tithe present time claim to possess aeveral Valuable dews which seriously implicate persons in high poaitiona
The ohief product next to sand in which Gape Cod excels is the eran berry
A jtaratSlr
CaJled Back A Nort) By Hob Cwwv Mtke bullf Dark Davraquoeto
At the Worlds Mercy A Karal 1raquo n m i l Warden anchor or bull The HOUM OO the Marsh at Draquork Day a A Novel Bj Bugh C s i t u sattav
of Called Back etc ^ -Tke Mystery or tke IIoily Tree
the author of Dora Thoraa Toe Presea Deep A Korel By WWtia CalUw
author of The Womaa In White etc Ked Court F e r n A Novel Bj Mrs Bsary Was)
author of Kast Lynne etc Berk to the Old Home A horai By Man Caafl
Hat author of Hidden Ptritraquo etc Johe Rosrerhanka Wife A Karat By M M
Muloci author o f John Halitaz CtaatUBaa ass Anae A Novel By lira Henry Wood Mtfeaf st East Lynne
AraoaBertee A Novel Bv Olaquoorca KUataetkflr et Adam Beit The Mill on the FloairltMe
OUR i l N E Q U A L I D OFFKft We win tend any laquo ef the books astd set Csealaffaa
eonwlclnf prioeaof all leadinj papera aas aeasj tsT 11 i t t t m i y - f f B6Traquo raquo 0 etsw tte whois J S ^ j r i_-raquompe or Postal No 1AM NEWS CO
I have bousrht many more Whfps than Thad ought to or have room for
and shall sell to every custoshymer regardless of cost
I will jive a chance with everv
FIFTY CENTS paid for a
L)u- lu C WESTS NIIV AND T U U N I R E A T -31ENT agraquoarnTtecci Millc_f( r lly-- ria Dizzi-neampa OonvuihjoiiM 1 u Islt I gt Hoatlache Nervous Fn- of alcolraquol or laquo1gtUCOJ Wi pros^uQ Softeniiv of XI sanity avd ]craquondiic to ni Preraaturo Old AKltgt I an in cither sex lnvolurt r
orrticea cauaatl by bullbullbull m^rr i fibula or over-i iul i i lc (bullbullbull I tme months trcrnir gt
for $500 sraquorU hv rr gt bullbull
i s r TrrrrrrfgTaT t mn ( UIM ti ly Xiit- use il-gtfii (- ittiid De-IgtPI f-^illirp in in-
-i r ikigt ji d death ltbull-- J(IK (if pij^er ii -- bull d F] tvmut-
-j bull 1 h hiain self i - rii t - i lt oi tains
(i a 1 lt - ltgtr ci x tjoxes SLlt
i
to care aiy CUM
n c bull ut rrice i S I X liiiXt H
t-iith i ti- r rrcf-ivt ci by us for fi-c bxixfa ner-uM-p-irilid vih gtgt[ vf wil l send the purchlaquobr ltmr^Tit igt M utiriitt-e t o r e -fund the money if ihv ircuiiuix~L IJOP-J nut pffect bull cure GuarjiuttHs issued tnjv lgty
JOHN V WIST A CO 8 S 2 W MADISON ST CHCG0
Sole IJrraquo3 ^^-bullbull^ I---r iills LL
WHIPI^ degMMEM I
to draw a through
gt)s M far H j t a ampa or Polaquotl Nots takaa Addras at-easa VRAJfK 1 mdashmdash mdash gt bull PUast t PUILAvlgtKIJgtBla
rDgBIL]TIWFKIiLEJI0 iKLl A Life Experience Remaxtaable Bnd Ciuck ouree Trial Packagee Bend stamp for sealed partloulars Addreae
Dr WARD A CO Louisiana Mo
T H f l l ^ F WHO BEUEVE that Nature iimufc Wll work off a Q^^ or a
BONE W H I P
Cold should understand that this MAY be done but at the expense of the Constitu
full o laJcoa are amoll ooraparcd witL tonp a n d w e af| k n o w tnat repeating this
dangerous practice weakens ihe Lung the grand Allogiieniea and the Blue R i d ^ ran^e in Yirginla and West Virshyginia wbere not a lake it to be found Agaim in raquohe magnraquoftoent motintain range ei North Carolina in which there are thirty peaks higher than Moan Washington there is not a lake Nor is there one large or small in the bulltftenaire mountain systems of Western Peaneylyania or of Kentucky or Ten neeee mdashIdoneedal Lhrntd
Powers and terminates in a Consumptives Grave Dont take foe chances use PR BIGELOWS CUrC whidTtTTrtS pleasant and speedy cure for 11 Throat and Lung Troubles In 50 cent and dolshylar bottles
4 1 raquo
Theatrical Item
a quarter AeormdashHavant got any money
of yer eajtvo^
RED GLOVER TONIC blood dlraquoeraquoOK Is the blaquoflt knowa remodf for at
stomach and liver troubles pin breath pneevacve raquoad malaria] toss of appetite lo^aptrlts head _ bdquo _ of the kulncja PrlpeWoeou ofalldraafttu
OR I O C S T
OLYOIRINI tALVIa ty thie Wonoor Neoiarw
Worth five dollars
F L BROWN
PINCKNEY PIANO-ORGAN 6IX OCTAVE __
Grand ImrroTcrnrntsln Roed Orenna Nopedal bulltraplaquotoigtrra]corplaquoraquolatatrpcidWwcar out AU piano mvtio can bullgtlaquo executed vpon it A ctiUd can operato beQowa Casa ivadt) of folia d i m r t^oniztd and to blfblr polished aa to irake H almoht impotable to ltlaquo-UftgtMkitjrtm rosewood gt o crfampn manufactared B M B e t l r i t a the popularity of th instrumrnt a la
en by the Immense sales Itcvenbldafalrforaiw too demand for the fai-fiinu-a IroproveTatBrninK B^rtnffl D creased our facilities f or iraauifncturlnf
r P
toe demand for the far-farm-d IroprovrTat Brmg^ Brtniri D creased our facilities for ir anuf ft cf urine
parcbaalaf improved mscliinm- we are abJeto n C _ja the prlrefrom I 1 3 A 0 0 to onlty llOASO ^ bull r s a InclttoVf a nmrtebook and adJuaiaMA Moot Tooao wuhiaggt tlte Improved Beethoven aid bulltsOTtttieaofftrcatoft wiih atu combinations ranglaa
tBIOBT H I U M froraMTSOO to S 3 9 7 5 0 - w l l | write ns and wwTrttl tabs pleasure In giving all formation dolred frit orcharire Those who raquop laquolaquo|iurchaaln^wi lido well to consult wltb ua
RZOBT Piaaoa from It sMlaquo itnfo itesni _ _
)WhbvytStrntraquo Denldlrertwith tbepubiic e a j ^ a m o r e MVO aaTVBta^taDt^by purebaalac _ _ the nraquoraquoBlaquofacraquonrer Rememticr bar
fWayteaTwIsTe e w l 9 dayateat tria Iflt not returned and oariina pay SjrtrtKrtory organ may be
0 W I crwnrbotb ways bullaa Patnteftwasted A wanted Addreas all conaaunlcatlona bull
bullEETBOTEN PIANO O R O A CO^
Utfa oapraquo when yoa wrtta1
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AN UPHEAVAL
Inauguration of the Movement for Shortening the Hours
of Labor
Workshops anil Factories in Cities Forsaken by Disshy
satisfied Toilers
Many
have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
imdashfjCbout one-half of t lie 000 b u t c h e r s
The Uprising Not So General as Had Been ExpectedmdashA Freight Blockshy
ade in Chicago
T h e S i tua t i on in O t h e r C i t i e s mdash T h e
C o u l d Railway S t r i k e About E n d e d
mdash O t h e r Indus t r i a l N e w s
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D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
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g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
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bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
In t h e evening a n e igh t -hou r ball g iven bullunde r the auspices of t h e T r a d e s a n d L a shyb o r Assembly i h t h e F i r s t Cava l ry Arshym o r y drew o u t bufca c o m p a r a t i v e l y l i g h t
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
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T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
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in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
Paeking-houses fifty concernenSploy-ing 15000 to 20000 p e o p l e breja-ories t w e n shyty- two e m p l o y i n g l500gt^v1iolesale b a k e shyries fifty employing---lTr00 p e r s o n s t h r e e gas comnanie 1^00 l o u r s t r ee t r a i l w a y s 4500 r a i l r oads in t h e S t a t e of I l l inois 130-018 (out o f t h i s n u m b e r the re a re 15000 i a Ch icago ) 100 c i g a r factor ies 1300 h a n d s five express companies 1200 t e l e g r a p h a n d te lophono compan ie s 1800 s ixty-seven boot a n d shoe m a n u f a c t o r i e s 2500 fo r ty wholesa le c lo th ing m a n u shyfactories 5030 twe lve d r y goods dea lers 8000 t w e n t y bras9 foundr ies 1000 e igh ty - seven foundr ies i ron -works a n d rol l ing-mil ls 8000 100 c a r r i a g e a n d w a g o n factories 1500 140 f u r n i t u r e a n d upho l s t e ry 5000 fo r ty p l a n i n g mi l l s a n d box factor ies 2500 200 l u m b e r y a r d s 7000 a n d 20000 m e n e m p l o y e d in b n i l d i n g t r a d e as ca rpen te r s pape r -hange r s l a t h e r s pa in t e r s s tone a n d br ick workors s tone shycu t t e r s p lumber s a n d g a s fitters roofers a n d s l a t e r s t w e n t y t a n n e r i e s 1300
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MIUWAUKKK Wis May i mdashSome t r o u b l e waa occasioned S a t u r d a y by the a c t i o n s of c e r t a i n of t h e s t r i k e r s m o s t of t h e disshyt u r b a n c e being c rea ted by b o y u n d ^ o u n g men b u t n o t h i n g of a ser ious n a t u r e ocshycur red The m a s t e r p a i n t e r s h a v o g r a n t o d t h e d e m a n d s p r o b a b l y be resumed t o - d a y T h e founshydry-men a t t h e Allis works went o u t in a b o d y Tho t a n n e r s of t he c i ty h a v e g r a n t e d t h e d e m a n d s of the i r men TJio g r o a t s t r i k e - of t h o brewers c a m e off a s was a n t i c i p a t e d Tho brew-i n g 6pm|)7Maies held a conference yesshyterday1 iwlaquo|l reSoixed t o m a k e a u n i t e d s t a n d _agaihBt th^ir^jQ00 s t r i k i n g emshyployes Men in t ho F a l ^ b r c w p r y h a y i n g
refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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NKW Y O raquo K May --There w a s a n imshymense a s s e m b l a g e of work ingmen a m o n g w h o m were m a n y Socia l i s t s in 1uiou s q u a r e S a t u r d a y n i g h t t o m a k e a demonshys t r a t i o n in public of s y m p a t h y with tho a g i t a t i o n to secure fewer h o u r s for a d a y s work Torch-bea re r s were o u t in s w a r m s Many t r a n s p a r e n c i e s wi th l a b o r legends on tWem were carr ied a n d occas iona l ly a red ting was seen b u t t h e r e was no disshyt u r b a n c e After l i s ten ing t o speeches from J-o-l^i J-Uvintoa a n d o t h e r s t h e crowd Vif^uetly^Hlisptfrsud Yuater-
d a y Jhe d e m o n s t r a t i o n was t h e leudingitf pic of c o n v e r s a t i o n a m o n g all classes ot ta i lor ing men a n d the success oJ tie meet ing was a i n u t t u of gene ra l conshyg r a t u l a t i o n During- h i s speech S a t u r d a y n i g h t J o h n Swin ton said- he h a d carefully ca lcu la ted t he n u m b e r of people t o be dishyrect ly a n d immedia t e ly affected by t h e s h o r t - h o u r m o v e m e n t a t 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 of w h o m near ly half have a l r e a d y secured some concessions in h o u r s a n d wages 550 -0 0 0 h a v e m a d e d e m a n d s for e i g h t h o u r s a n d near ly the s a m e n u m b e r h a v e been acshycorded nhi h o u r s In his op in ion fully n ine ty per cent of the men will be successshyful in the i r d e m a n d s for e igh t h o u r s
All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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ST L O U S M O May 5 of m a n u f a c t o r i e s were closed S a t u r d a y ^ a n d a t night the members of the v a r i o u s l a b o r un ions held a g r e a t d e m o u s t r i U n o n in L u c a s squa re which was uddressjM bv p r o m i n e n t l a b o r a g i t a t o r s Aho i t 200 p lumber s have s t ruck as a lso h j i e m a n y t o b a c c o workers con t r a c t o r s ^ l a b o r e r s c a rpen t e r s ami employes of t h o t i t i c w o r k s F inployos of the sheet- i ron eprnice works a n d m o s t of t i ie p l a n i n g nmls h a v e h a d the i r d e m a n d s g r a n t e d
G R A N D RAIMDS Mich M a y gtmdashAll of-themdash furni ture factories wltgtt-e closed S a t u r d a y ami the employes spyu t the d a y a s a holishyd a y All tho fac tor ies h a v e m a j e sa t i s shyfac to ry t e r m s wiUi the i r men except tho K e n t and New IjJngland c o m p a n i e s The employes of thrfse will tstrike t o - d a y unless be t t e r teruis a r e olfeied_ At different t imes d u r i n g the d a y t w o la rge g a t h e r i n g s one of ( i e r m a n s a n d t h e o t h e r of Poles a t shyt e m p t e d to force planing-mil l a n d o t h e r e m p l o y e e to q u i t work b u t t r o u b l e was a v e r t e d by the p r o m p t a r r i v a l of t h e poshylice
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K a l a m a z o o sa loons will-iicuMampner b y oraquo-de r of the C i ty Comici i close a t t e n p m mdash-A v i m l e j t t - p l a g u e p r o n o u n c e d t o b e b lack j toplitheria w a s r ecen t ly r a g i n g in J lMCtownsh ip of Fork Mecos ta C o u n t W h o l e fami l ies w e r e s t r i cken d o w n w i t t f r t a n d were d y i n g l ike sheep T h o i ^ W e m e d t o be no check for t h e diseaso^jwhlch a t t a c k a d a whole fami ly BomptrTnes one a f t e r a n shyo t h e r a n d soiuetHiies jpl l a t pnoeTv W i t h i n a few d a v gt - t i v e c h i l d r e n in W i l l i a m T a n -n e r M a i t t U y died a n d t h e f a t h e r w a s a t t h e
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mdashNo house in the c o u n t r y cun be called a c o m p l e t e h o m e wi thou t a gar shyden a t t a c h e d to i t mdash I louykman
mdashThe nnmure- t ha t is pe rmi t t ed to Wimte abou t m a n y fa rm-yards would
bullmake a luxur ious supp ly for the gar shyden
mdashRemove f lower-pot s ta ins from window-s i l l s by r u b b i n g wi th tine wood-ashe and-r inse wi th c lean wa te r -bullA Y Times
mdash W a s h h a i r b rushes a n d c o m b s in soft w a t e r a n d liquid a m m o n i a in the p r o p o r t i o n of four tcaspoonfuls of liquid a m m o n i a to one quar t of water mdash CUchinuti Tiiitcs
mdashSkillful cu l t iva t ion should be the a im of every one w h o raises p lan t s a s d Crops T o m a d e y a t d e n i n g a n d fflhHiVg prof i tab le it is m v e s s u r y to b a r e j o m e t h i n g in r e t u r n for every s t r oke rliat is m a d e a n d for every dolshyla r invtAtedmdashBoston 1ost
- H o i c h a m o m i l e b a g s often give reshylief to sinlerors from neura lg ia T h e y are mad of l inen l ight ly tilled with c h a m o m i l e b los soms reject t he s ta lks W h e n needed p lace them on a tin pla te in t h e oven where they will beshyc o m e ve ry ho t bu t n o t burn mdash Philadelshyphia Pretlts
bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
mdash W h e n t h e g r o u n d a r o u n d a p i g pen is t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r d r a i n e d as it should be ba re e a r t h m a k e s the best and ce r t a in ly the m o s t des i rab le floor A fresh s u p p l y of loose ear th shou ld be t h r o w n in twice a yea r and r e m o v e d -as m a n u r e w h e n e v e r it becomes r ich e n o u g h On n o accoun t should a plunk floor be laid wi th in a few inches of the g r o u n d T h e space benea th will soon become a h a r b o r for ra i^ If a p l a n k lloor is desi red m a k e it at least t w o feet f rom the g r o u n d a n d leave it open so t h a t ca t s and d o g s can get in to des t roy v e r m i n mdash X a n Franshycisco Chronicle
mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
H A N D S O M E C O S T U M E S
S o m e qf t h e S t y l i s h Su i t s W h i c h T l a v t ifecu littroriurtMl K e c e n t l y
For a y o u n g lady one of 1he pre t t i es t dresses s h o w n is of blue si lky t e x t u r e t r immed w i t h creammdashioce The s k i r t is a r r a n g e d in seven p e r p e n d i c u l a r folds or l a rge side p la i t s each (ne of the pla i ts is edged wi th a ruffle of c r e a m E g y p t i a n lace The c o r s a g e of the m a t e r i a l lias a doub le r ow of but shytons in f ront and a full half vest of lace is above a n d over it A graceful open jacket of a l l -over ne t lace has b o w s of blno vihhrm nn tht- bullilwinldm--- rmri tfrraquo
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neck and sleeves are finished wi th rufshyfles of lace
A h a n d s o m e dress for a m a t r o n is of rich faille F r a n c a i s e in one of the new shades T h e lower por t ion of the sk i r t for a half a y a r d in dep th isfinished with a l t e r n a t i n g box pla i t s and c lus te r s of side p la i t s T h e pecul ia r - tablier d r a p e r y shows th ree points one above the o ther each e l abora te ly d e c o r a t e d with P e r s i a n embro ide ry in gold and rich c o l o r i n g executed in old des igns The o v e r d r a p e r y in back is long full niill on ly s l ight ly l o o p e d below the p r o m i n e n c e or o u t s t a n d i n g effect caused oy the b ra ided wire bust le over wh ich it is s h o w n T h e po in ted co r sage is finished a r t h e wais t line and on wa i s t por t ion wi th b a n d s of IYrs ian e m b r o i d shyery and co l la r a n d sleeves a rc decoshyra ted en sui te -
Qui te a g e m is a dress of p a l e blue mous l in de soie wi th ar t is t ic d r a p e r y in back of the materhvl whi le t he f ront of sk i r t and corsage is formed t e r n a t i n g r o w s of silk embltnaVred apshypl ique in b lue a n d dejierffe Eng l i sh th read lace A mpt a t t r a c t i v e t e a gown is of wliUiXfashmere I t is m a d e with W^Wt^au pla i ted back a n d openjpoundlaquo5m d i sc los ing the full pett icoaj
h Span i sh lace put on in d flounces T h e n e w Invlf-NvipUr^sleeves arc d e c o r a t e d l ike t lm^-ffonts w i th begonia leaves cmjiwrttfered in si lks in their n a t u r a l
G a u d v ^ b u f h a n d s o m e never the less is ^ - t t r e s s for e v e n i n g wear w i th
i ted sk i r t finished a t l ower e d g e wi th l a rge g a u z e sunflowers p u t on like a n i c h i n g T h e ove r -d rape ry is in 3ellow gauze Cor sage of the sk i r t mater ia l is t r i m m e d r o u n d the low neck wi th sunf lowers m u c h sma l l e r in size t han thoe on the ski r t whi le for ladies m o r e sober ly incl ined therj is a beautiful d r e s s of black sat in comshyplete ly covered with Chant i l ly laoe looped a n d t r i m m e d wi th p ico t -edged double- faced g i b b o n mdash Philadelphia Simtf
Q U E E R W R I N K L E S
Carefully Selected fur thts JKdlHctitloii of 1lilluMophickU Htjuders
A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
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IOO Doses One Dollar
There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
mdash bull
BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
bull- -THERE are gome things harder to keep
than a diary A three-dollar pocket-knife for instance
WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
l a d rail t ie pccaUar Ugt t h e i r M i aJboeltl trjr
I F afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it ampgtc
FRAZER AXLE GREASE
B e a t I n t h e w o r l d Get t h e g e n u i n e pound T -laquo r v p a c k a g e h a o u r T r a d e - m u r k m i d la m u r k e d F i - a i e r a raquo U L D pound V E B Y W U pound B pound
MB JIVES BAGLFT Motion foreman C pound M B IL bullWinkle Ohio ialt not slraquopt
tor orer raquoyfraquor hilaquo Buffering from eurraquol(raquobullbull wraquo o great Three doie of ATHLOPHOROScuni) him Neuralgia can Llwaya be quickly cured by ulaquot of ALlophorot Aik your druggist for Athlophnro if you cannot get It of him do not try iwniethin tUe hut order it ouoc fmm us We will bullend it express paid ou receipt of prlcv $1 00 Pr bottle ATHL0PH0R0S CO 112 Wall St New York
Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
Aultman Miller A Co Akron Ohio
P I S O S C U R E -FOR
TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
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Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
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LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
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THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
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THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
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DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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a WHEN the car-drivers strike they do not braxe uny tuing- V Y Graphic
T H ^ ^ L I V E R Sraquofr(M the raquo11 raquoraquoltraquolaquobull like a Mtrr to tlyfn lnparltllaquolt of ta blood By irrlaquosuUrlty tn IU actlim ff ltnraquopraquoiltraquoloraquolaquo of lit ruaetljutlt tbf bile pollaquoonlaquo th Uloodytnuilnt- JraquoUDlt1IPraquo gtIIo)-laquooaiplilalaquo weak ryr blIloalt drarrkcra a lraquon)ruW urtfv frrllnit aad naay otif r dhtmlaquolair tyaiplox (rraquonrraquol-ly tcrnrd liter troi|ttlelaquo Thrae arlaquo rlaquollrfraquod at oarc by lhlaquo UMgt of DB BILLS MRSAPARIUO Ulaquo treat blood r+-bullolaaU ^^
DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
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K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
13 T H E L I F E
Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
D r t I 8 t laquo p h e t i s L e i gt ^ n laquo gt a O h l o
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SALES LASGERTHANEVEB T h i Mexican Mustang Liniment nasi
Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
5on
Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
JENNIE JUNE raquo
ANDARD EXCELLENCE There-is^to Machine ifirthe-Trade-that-
Equals it
EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
AGENTS WAITED I N I N W C C P I E D TEB8IT0K oxa
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
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WITH A STRIUQ
a Pramlalav Boy Baatored Happiness to raquo Suffering Women
She wa a woman apparently fifty s fears olltt plainly dressed and she sal
in a dooajfay on Monroe avenue with tears in her eyes and a mad look on ker face By and by a boy who was hanging around there asked if she was crying because she ad lost her husshyband-
Now If it was only that I should be a happy woman she replied
Have yer broklaquo yer leg or lost money in a busted bank or come to town for a divorce he continued
bullNaw The trouble is that Ive got bullan old tooth here which has been trying to jump out of my head for a week Ive been here three times to have it out but I dasnt go up-stars to the dentist
bullI kin imagine your feelins maam Ive bin right there myself Lets see the tooth
She opened her mouth very wide and 1str peeked and peered and finally Blmdashd his dirty finger on the identical
1s it a stiddy ache maam Yes purty stiddy Kinder loose aint itP Yes bullbullYou dont want the dentist to pick
up a- bowie knife and jab the gum around the root-grab for a chisel and
- pareaway at a prongmdashclap on his old pinchers and jerk the top of your head over the roof Madam are my surshymises correct
Mercy but donI talk Jhat way Im all in a chill shegasped
Say he whispered as he pulled a oord fromhis pocket and made a slip-nopse lemme try at itmdashril pull as soft as lasses and if it hurts you can catch hold of the stvinof
It took five minutes to coax her into it but at last the noose was slipped over and drawn tight She was on the fourth stairmdashhe on the seednd
Now open your mouth as big as a bucket shet your eyes and think of sweet cake he sard as all was ready
She obeyed Next moment he jumped backwards oft the stair-mdashthere was a yellmdasha gaspmdash whoop and he held the tooth up and cried out
Here she ismdashbehold the remains She rose up spat out the blood cried
a little and then suddenly rushed tor the boy and pinned him fas to the wall and kissed him toity-soven timos on the chin twenty-four times on the point of the nose and eighteen times on the right ear Then she forced a half dolshylar futo his paw grubbed the string aud thetouth and skipped out the doorway with the joyful exclamation
O you dear good angelic boy I harenlrijeFnr^ohappyfbTTwen y- a even lomg yampmnmdashDetroit Free Press
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CAPE COD
a sort ol a compromise between a curshyrant and a buck-shot being a little more acid than the former and a good deal harder than the latter A great many physicians practice medicine and raise cranberries at the same time I will not say why this is as I was a guest of a doctor whle there on a visit I was lately offered some land on the Cape for one cent per aero bnt before I had an opportunity to clinch the barshygain I received another offer one cent less which had the effect of restraining me from acquiring any Cape Cod prop-art If it gets lower I may take up a lew acres at some future time
GAMBLERS4 TRICKS
tiothee I Haroat yo got a cigar for me No cigar No ohewiag tobacco witherP No cheering lobaooo Thee Heaves gimmm j o v
fraquoaphMmdash TvtM SiUngt
AmdashGeogriphlflalmdashMalformation Special ly Adapted for a Mod -m 8ujiraquor Refinery
It is not known exactly whe discovshyered this geo^rapheal malformation so that the bfamc can be laid at no ones
gt door So the discovery has come to be regarded more as a general misfortune than a crime mdashIt is not my purpose to describe the cape with a view to boomshying it as a summer resort for in spite
_mdashof the fact that I am a humorist by necessity 1 have still a leavening of humanity in my composition which hinders from driving the good public into trouble and discomfort I have heard vague rumors concerning the exshyistence of a hotter locality but they are not mentioned in any standard work on the division of the eftfths surface I have no inclination to trample upon the
k proyinee^of historians and naturalists bull^bull^bullytelling how the ferocious cod-fish is - Fronted and slain -in his native-jtrngiear
by eager sportsmen nor do I wish to explain how the chipper smoked hershyring is snared The one idea waich compels me to write of this Sahara anshynex is its wonderful growth of sand If there is any one thing for which the whole country can look to Cape Cod it is sand We often hear that such and such a man has no sand This shows conclusively that he owns no property on the Cape Thereis only one thing
ftjbaf can approach- CapeJ2odf as a pro-cfoocr of sand and this honor statistics yield to the^eaity strawberry A gen-tleman-wlio owns an extensive sand
^ptrsturage there assured me a few days ago that it needed no cultivation and
Would grow perfectly wild in fact that the leas cultivation it received the bot-ter it seemed to thrive lie also assured
Tha Sharper4 Novel W a y e f Entrapping Vi suspecting- Countrymen
bullbull I have found honesty to be the best policy and have gone into a legitimate business the boss crook remarked
What is that the reporter asked having missed the crook from his usual hannts
Teaching the innocent rustic and the unsophisticated suburban I avershyage one scholar a day and the scheme pays very well I struck the racket last winter and have found it a picnic How do 1 work it I put a card in lifty country papers
PORTUNK MATKmdashfiamblers tricks ex rosed Marked card loraquodeltl d e e bups and putept boxesfor gtraquoe with instructions Lessons at reasormble ratoa Address mdash - Bowery
The rustic seos this and in the same paper reads of a man winning twenty-tive thousand dollars at faro He writes me and I send him a price list It is the same as that used by regular dealers in gambling goods only about fifty per cent higher If the fellow wants to miy I sell and make a decent profit But what catches is a notice at the end
aving beeir~~aprofesslonat gambler twenty years I am familiar with every triok of the tra4andgUivran4ee-to4nake any novice proficient in three lessons and skillful enough to meet any blackshyleg on equal terms Terms one dollar a lesson of one hour
The chump reads thatand comes on and calls 1 have a deal with ihe landlord of the hotel and receive my pupil in the private parlor The best racket is to teach him to work loaded dice or marked cards In an hour hes got the hang of it but of course is very clumsy We go down to the barshyroom and throw for drinks My pal comes up to the bar and looks interestshyed in the game He asks us to let him in I f-ay certainly and give my bnoolio friend the wink My pal then loses two or three rounds and wants to throw a quarter a head We accede Fal loses the rustic beats him but I w n After a few throws I pull my watch out and plead an engagement and ( ret oiitv As I leave I whimper to the counlry_niiin_ that ho has a picnic and to work the fellow for all hes worth I then skip The game continues and in fifteen minutes ray pupil is cleaned out If ] he kick my pal suddenly-picks upmdasha-j
raquoA worthy tanner and hiraquo family of this eeuaty have boa attending the night serrleos of a protracted religion
at a ohoroh in the country they weald walk and
they woo Id ride the die-being about one mile and a halt
After the service was over the other night the gentleman wife and two bullnaghters walked home and just beshyfore goiag to bed the absent-mind
lily happened to think that the and horse had been left at the
ebnrek The gentlemen walked hack to the church and fonnd his horse hHehW whore he had left kunmdashMari-
mdashThe Turfcioh sohttats are armol with what U probably the Inest milishytary rifle m the worldmdashthe Peabodjr Bartiui-Hcnri and manufactured in this rvraquooraquotrjr
WHIPS WHIPS 50 DOZEN
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ltmdashAn accomplished Bridgeport lady who recently made some extra-niee Charlotte Ruse d d not discover until it had been eaten with great approval by her discriminating friendi that in-strad of sherry wine she had nsed a bottle of cough mix ure in comshypounding the confection There has not Ixgten a cough or swe threat in thai vicinity since mdash Bridgeport (On) gtlanUlttrd
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FIVE DOLLAR BONE WHIP
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--ttcnir informed that a man whom hlt hul d -churned for drunkenness w laquo the soe support of awife and six chil divn a Lowell null Superintendent reshyplied it happens that tho man who takus the place has a wife and seven cVldren -t should be borne in mind that i ev opul--iou of a bumraer make a job for a doent workermdashIoston ltrud
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MARVELOUS PRICES
BOOKS MILUON Beaikta imlt as Otttt Warts kt rtneM afcaW
Alastl Blvlaquoi 4wtvl The following took arc puslUIiciLia nnX niapfc^ 1mm
manj of them lianduiuc-ljr ll laairatM laquoM all an printed from Mod typu upon KIMMI M M T raquo TkarlNal bullr a KTeit raquoricT of raquoulijrctt and wlaquo lUak alaquolaquoalaquolaquoaalaquoi-amine the lint without Bndllij thrroia mtnj laat it m i4laquo would like to possMi ID cloth bound rem talaquof Waka v ^ l d eoUSleO each Kaeb book U eoaiptota U kMdt
Tke Widow fiedott Paptrt ThU la UM kaak alaquoer which your graudmotheri laughed till tlUft
Whalebone Raw-hide
Live Oak Java
Ratan Whip Carriage _ Teamy ~
6ulky
lcr Baking Purposes Best intheWorlcJr
For Sale by FA SIGLER
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AN UPHEAVAL
Inauguration of the Movement for Shortening the Hours
of Labor
Workshops anil Factories in Cities Forsaken by Disshy
satisfied Toilers
Many
have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
imdashfjCbout one-half of t lie 000 b u t c h e r s
The Uprising Not So General as Had Been ExpectedmdashA Freight Blockshy
ade in Chicago
T h e S i tua t i on in O t h e r C i t i e s mdash T h e
C o u l d Railway S t r i k e About E n d e d
mdash O t h e r Indus t r i a l N e w s
TIU TOUKktH DKMVNI1
D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
raquo IN CHICAGO CHICAGO May 3 - I n a c c o r d a n c e wi th
g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
~inarvTrod t h r o u g h - t h e streetsmdashT4ttv-mdashn U Ml f-
bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
In t h e evening a n e igh t -hou r ball g iven bullunde r the auspices of t h e T r a d e s a n d L a shyb o r Assembly i h t h e F i r s t Cava l ry Arshym o r y drew o u t bufca c o m p a r a t i v e l y l i g h t
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
i b a r r e l make r s 9 5 0 dry-goofrs^und n o t i o n a t o r o s employes - 8 5 0 0 p a c k e a ^ ^ u i d a
T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
ifTDoldcrs a r e employed - twenty- th ree s h o p s
The lied 1 red d a y
in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
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MIUWAUKKK Wis May i mdashSome t r o u b l e waa occasioned S a t u r d a y by the a c t i o n s of c e r t a i n of t h e s t r i k e r s m o s t of t h e disshyt u r b a n c e being c rea ted by b o y u n d ^ o u n g men b u t n o t h i n g of a ser ious n a t u r e ocshycur red The m a s t e r p a i n t e r s h a v o g r a n t o d t h e d e m a n d s p r o b a b l y be resumed t o - d a y T h e founshydry-men a t t h e Allis works went o u t in a b o d y Tho t a n n e r s of t he c i ty h a v e g r a n t e d t h e d e m a n d s of the i r men TJio g r o a t s t r i k e - of t h o brewers c a m e off a s was a n t i c i p a t e d Tho brew-i n g 6pm|)7Maies held a conference yesshyterday1 iwlaquo|l reSoixed t o m a k e a u n i t e d s t a n d _agaihBt th^ir^jQ00 s t r i k i n g emshyployes Men in t ho F a l ^ b r c w p r y h a y i n g
refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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NKW Y O raquo K May --There w a s a n imshymense a s s e m b l a g e of work ingmen a m o n g w h o m were m a n y Socia l i s t s in 1uiou s q u a r e S a t u r d a y n i g h t t o m a k e a demonshys t r a t i o n in public of s y m p a t h y with tho a g i t a t i o n to secure fewer h o u r s for a d a y s work Torch-bea re r s were o u t in s w a r m s Many t r a n s p a r e n c i e s wi th l a b o r legends on tWem were carr ied a n d occas iona l ly a red ting was seen b u t t h e r e was no disshyt u r b a n c e After l i s ten ing t o speeches from J-o-l^i J-Uvintoa a n d o t h e r s t h e crowd Vif^uetly^Hlisptfrsud Yuater-
d a y Jhe d e m o n s t r a t i o n was t h e leudingitf pic of c o n v e r s a t i o n a m o n g all classes ot ta i lor ing men a n d the success oJ tie meet ing was a i n u t t u of gene ra l conshyg r a t u l a t i o n During- h i s speech S a t u r d a y n i g h t J o h n Swin ton said- he h a d carefully ca lcu la ted t he n u m b e r of people t o be dishyrect ly a n d immedia t e ly affected by t h e s h o r t - h o u r m o v e m e n t a t 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 of w h o m near ly half have a l r e a d y secured some concessions in h o u r s a n d wages 550 -0 0 0 h a v e m a d e d e m a n d s for e i g h t h o u r s a n d near ly the s a m e n u m b e r h a v e been acshycorded nhi h o u r s In his op in ion fully n ine ty per cent of the men will be successshyful in the i r d e m a n d s for e igh t h o u r s
All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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ST L O U S M O May 5 of m a n u f a c t o r i e s were closed S a t u r d a y ^ a n d a t night the members of the v a r i o u s l a b o r un ions held a g r e a t d e m o u s t r i U n o n in L u c a s squa re which was uddressjM bv p r o m i n e n t l a b o r a g i t a t o r s Aho i t 200 p lumber s have s t ruck as a lso h j i e m a n y t o b a c c o workers con t r a c t o r s ^ l a b o r e r s c a rpen t e r s ami employes of t h o t i t i c w o r k s F inployos of the sheet- i ron eprnice works a n d m o s t of t i ie p l a n i n g nmls h a v e h a d the i r d e m a n d s g r a n t e d
G R A N D RAIMDS Mich M a y gtmdashAll of-themdash furni ture factories wltgtt-e closed S a t u r d a y ami the employes spyu t the d a y a s a holishyd a y All tho fac tor ies h a v e m a j e sa t i s shyfac to ry t e r m s wiUi the i r men except tho K e n t and New IjJngland c o m p a n i e s The employes of thrfse will tstrike t o - d a y unless be t t e r teruis a r e olfeied_ At different t imes d u r i n g the d a y t w o la rge g a t h e r i n g s one of ( i e r m a n s a n d t h e o t h e r of Poles a t shyt e m p t e d to force planing-mil l a n d o t h e r e m p l o y e e to q u i t work b u t t r o u b l e was a v e r t e d by the p r o m p t a r r i v a l of t h e poshylice
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PiTTsmKun Pa May A The fu rn i tu re m a n u f a c t u r e r s h a v i n g -refused t o g r a n t the i r employes the i r d e m a n d s for a reducshyt ion in ni d a y s l a b o r from ten to e igh t hours a genera l s t r i k e was inaugushyr a t e d S a t u r d a y Nearly every furn i tu re fac tory in P i t t s b u r g h a n d Allegheny is closed a n d ove r OuO men a r e idle The s t o n e c u t t e r s ill tho t w o citii s a r e a l s o o u t for nine h o u r s a d a y b u t will r e t u r n t o work to -day t he employe r s genera l ly conceding the d e m a n d s T h e c a r p e n t e r s will s t r ike t o - d a y The new scale of min ing g r a n t e d t he r a i l r oad miners a t tho i n t e r - s t a l e c o n v e n t i o n of o p e r a t o r s a n d miners recently held a t Co lumbus Oh io went in to effect S a t u r d a y a n d 5 000 men in t h i s d i s t r i c t a r e work ing a t t h e a d v a n c e Tho new scale is 71 cents per t o n o r 2 cen t s per buhelv T h e scale a l so goes i n to effect in Virginia W e s t Virginia Ohio a n d a s far west a s I l l inois
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In St Pau l a m i Minneapol is the p l u m b shyers a r e on a s t r ike At O m a h a the brickshyl aye r s h a v e d e m a n d e d s h o r t e r d a y s Km-ploves of the Cen t ra l Chair F a c t o r y of Inshyd i a n a p o l i s a r e o u t Tho C e n t r a l L a b o r Union will hold a g r e a t d e m o n s t r a t i o n the re t o -n igh t F r o m K a n s a s City no d e m a n d s for s h o r t e r h o u r s - a r e r e p o r t e d At Akron () t he re is t r o u b l e a m o n g the p las te re rs brickshylayers arid s to i i -ni i sons At Roches ter N Y c a r p e n t e r s m a s o n s a n d br ick- layers ha ve d e m a n d e d s h o r t e r Incurs Tin1 c igar -m a k e r s of Roches te r h a v e been g r a n t e d e ight hou r s T h e r e is t r o u b l e a m o n g t h e wood-worke r s a t Pioua O All thu emshyployes of Bet Kit Son s brewery in Ph i l a shydelphia h a v e s t o p p e d work At G r a n d H a v e n Mich m a n y lumber-mil l h a v e s t ruck a n d s o m e of tho closed down indefinitely
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ST LOUIS M O May mdash It is r e p o r t e d on good a u t h o r i t y t h a t the s t r i ke on t h Gould lines will IK declared of l to-day The i n t e n t i o n was t o b r i n g it t o a n end l a s t week b u t such a c t i o n was deferred in o r d e r to a w a i t t he a r r i v a l of t h Cur t in Congres shys ional I n v e s t i g a t i n g C o m m i t t e e It is Unshyd e r s t o o d t h a t t he r a i l r o a d officials will t a k e back a l a r g bull nu inb r of the i r old employes a n d t h a t the l a t t e r will s o o n b o g i y e n a chance t o app ly to the c o i n p a n v for work T h e lriembers of the N a t i o n a l Execu t ive Cornhit toe of t he K n i g h t s of Lashybor helil a loijg a n d secret conference Sa t shyu r d a y night and it is s ta t d on the h ighshyest a u t h o r i t y t h a t t hey decided after much discussion t o expel Mar t i n I rons] c h a i r m a n of the Dis t r ic t Assembly here from t h e orshyg a n i z a t i o n
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NKW YOHK May ( - Ra i l road men inshyt e re s t ed in N o r t h w e s t e r n r o a d s a re n o t it a jovia l moot wheufliev consider t h e ou t shylook for imminent con t e s t s with employes in t h a t p a r t of t he c o u n t r y Vice-Pres ident Sykes of the Chicago it Nor thwes te rn r o a d s a y s t h a t Ins Company is likely t o h e s i t a t e on ly a l i t t le while o v e r the d e m a n d s which an) expected for a r educ t ion of w o r k i n g t ime to e igh t h o u r s for ten h o u r s p a y
compan ies of t h i s ci ty h a v e reduced t h e t ime of employes t o twelve hou r s per d a y The ca rpen te r s b r ick layers hod-ca r r i e r s t inners p lumbers ga lvan ized - i ron workers p l a s t e re r s pa in t e r s s t o n e - c u t t e r s a n d bell-h a n g e r s h a v e un i ted a n d will d e m a n d t h a t e igh t h o u r s shal l c o n s t i t u t e a d a y s work A s t r ike is looked for in m a n y of these t r a d e s t o - d a y
CINCINNATI M a y 3mdashNearly al l t ho g-ceat furn i ture fac tor ies of t h i s city employ ing^- m o r e t h a n 1 2 0 0 0 men h a v e closed for a n indefinite per iod t o wai t for tho conc lus ion of t he e igh t -hour a g i t a t i o n A n u m b e r of c a r r i a g e - m a k e r s s t r u c k for e igh t h o u r s a n d t h e s h o p s will be closed t o - d a y unless a c o m p r o m i s e is effected Tho Cinshyc inna t i H a m i l t o n amp D a y t o n freight hand l e r s b a r b e r s l a u n d r y girls brewshyers b l a c k s m i t h s a n d woo l -worke r s h a v e all m a d e d e m a n d s for s h o r t e r d a y s a n d unless the i r d e m a n d s a r e g r a n t e d will p r o b a b l y emit w d r k t o - d a y in l a rge mi rushybers T h e s i t u a t i o n is very unse t t l ed a n d t h e resu l t can n o t be de t e rmined for sevshyera l d a y s T h e l a b o r d e m o n s t r a t i o n yes-t ^ l d a y j i f t t - rnoon w a s a failure I n -the r a n k s was a c o m p a n y of socia l is ts a r m e d wi th rifles a n d c a r r y i n g a red flag
BOSTON M a y 3mdashThe T r a d e s Union of Carpen te r s t h e B r o t h e r h o o d of C a r p e n t e r s a n d J o i n e r s of America tho A m a l g a m a t e d Socie ty of C a r p e n t e r s a n d J o i n e r s a n d t h e P l u m b e r s Union 5 000 men in all h a v e d e m a n d e d e igh t h o u r s on Monday a n d will s t r ike if t h e d e m a n d is refused A b o u t t w e n t y of tho l a r g e s t c a r p e n t e r firms In B o s t o n havo yielded t o t he d e m a n d for e igh t h o u r s a n d fifty o t h e r firms h a v o ag reed t o d o a s tho b a l a n c e m a y deshyt e r m i n e A b o u t twelve firms h a v e offered t o concede t o tho e x t e n t t h a t nine h o u r s shal l c o n s t i t u t e a d a y s work b u t t h e offer h a s been refused Twelve hunshydred B o s t o n p a i n t e r s held a mee t ing yesshyt e r d a y T h e y expect n o concessions a n d will s t r i k e Three hund red a n d fifty p las te r shyers t r i ed t o r e ach a n a g r e e m e n t wi th t he i r bosses On m e e t i n g t h e l a t t e r they found t h a t i n s t ead of g o t t i n g nine h o u r s r egu la r shyly a s they expected t h e y wore t o ge t n ine h o u r s on S a t u r d a y on ly Hence t h e y will s t r i k e t o - d a y T h i s is likely t o i nvo lve 1000 hod -ca r r i e r s a n d i t o n e - m u s o n a
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bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
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mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
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A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
C 1 MOOD i CO Apoihoearits L o w e l l Muss
IOO Doses One Dollar
There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
mdash bull
BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
bull- -THERE are gome things harder to keep
than a diary A three-dollar pocket-knife for instance
WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
l a d rail t ie pccaUar Ugt t h e i r M i aJboeltl trjr
I F afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it ampgtc
FRAZER AXLE GREASE
B e a t I n t h e w o r l d Get t h e g e n u i n e pound T -laquo r v p a c k a g e h a o u r T r a d e - m u r k m i d la m u r k e d F i - a i e r a raquo U L D pound V E B Y W U pound B pound
MB JIVES BAGLFT Motion foreman C pound M B IL bullWinkle Ohio ialt not slraquopt
tor orer raquoyfraquor hilaquo Buffering from eurraquol(raquobullbull wraquo o great Three doie of ATHLOPHOROScuni) him Neuralgia can Llwaya be quickly cured by ulaquot of ALlophorot Aik your druggist for Athlophnro if you cannot get It of him do not try iwniethin tUe hut order it ouoc fmm us We will bullend it express paid ou receipt of prlcv $1 00 Pr bottle ATHL0PH0R0S CO 112 Wall St New York
Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
Aultman Miller A Co Akron Ohio
P I S O S C U R E -FOR
TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
-lt WHAT bell are you ringingV^MS asked
of the colored sexton DJJKIS de secon ring of de fus bell
bent
Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
3dmdash-V U Picayune
LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
glut extensively advertised as a lQraquocent article _ I _ T J S - mor
LePACES
DONT BE DECEIVED
G LU E
This cut shows the smallest size of
IF PAGES LIQUID CLUE
bpttTe-outsitfe~and inside BY
Outside Show OR
HfgfiSoundin Nanus
THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
testing strain of over
1600 POUNDS TO A 8QUARE INCH
Pronounced the Strongest Glue Known IT MENDS EVERYTH
Wood Leather Pa China Fnmitu
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bullbullbull bull ^ bull d b - bullamp- $1 W- THEbullbullbullbulltiTHampRv | I B O t T L E ^ I 1 POURED INTO OWE- | | tip LEPAGES BOTTLES | j
If your dealer does by mail RUSSI
m with five 2-cent stamps for sample IENT CO Gloucester M a s s
THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
N Y^ 157 W 23d Street-
I will ship this H A Y a n d S T R A W P B E S S t o any place on condit ion tluit If fuur m e n and o n e t-aiti can nut prcs-s X(u pound a of hay In mu huur and ndi drive the team faster (ban a wulk you may keep jAia Pre without pltn Fur c n d H i o n s cii c i l u i s t c address J A S P E X C E R D W I O H T IF
FREE FARMS IN ^ frac34 The most Wondtrful Affrirtittvrnl ParkArx Amerlraquo-laquo Surrounded tgty prolaquoperoiiR mining and j|riiiiufactU)iTJB towns KAKMFHS P A R A D I S E Ntiuinlticent crop raised in 15 T H Q U S A M Q amp _ Q F A C R E S O F G O V E R N M E N T L A N D uhJfcto pre-empt I o n homestead Lani l s fomale to act i ia sc t t lers at M) per Acre LonuTin ic Park Irrlnatetibj innnense canala Cheap railroad rates Fvery atLeiiiiuu shiwn settIers Kormapf pamphlets etc a d d w s s CuLiivQO L A M I it LoAS-io Upera House BlockyDcnver Co4u Box 2390
NoRopetoWOffHpAes Manes~ Celebrated E C T ^ I P K K a n d B B 1 D L E can not be fl ipped by lie Halter to ony par ree on receipt of r I 7
bull H A L T -rnbinrd
hime Sam-the r s
Sold by all Saddlery Hardware and Marrwas Dealera S p e c l a discount to the Trade tV Seid for Prlcc-Ilst J C LiGUTUoyix Roche i ter K r
CONSUMPTION I biTjr a plaquolaquolliva rmlaquoJy lor iulaquo above UIKAltraquo gtJ IK ltM
tteaiaBda ore-Met of tb w r i t kind ini of Ultns lttraquonliug t m ^ i w a cured 1ndraquoKl a laquoiroog n my faitti In in tffiiiry Uu1vm llaquoBd TWO B0TTLK3 PEKE tot^er with a VAlj-V4ampLE THKAT1SB on thl dllaquolaquoaMto any curftrtr eivlaquo Rx-
iao4 P O addre DR T A SLOCltf lbi Pearl S t NT
LOVE C ( ) U R T S H I P a n d M A R R I A G E This most wonderful and handsome book of 160 pages mailed for only I O C
Ads U N J O N P V B C O Newark N K
G I ICT p K m D E R 8 trtrade di^ea^makincr iiraquoer^ abe SOBATTtit WJlATXrCHTKOC-
BUt or what old fofry medicine havn ta-rTed Write for F R E E A D V I C E of the werld-j^laquoltiwnelti Tolypatblo Schoci of Medic edicine to Po)jBlaquoiUe i laaiaaapoUa Imd
H a J M f Q u i c k l y and P u l n l c a cured at home J3+rreraquopohdence
sol ic i ted Afidree trial of cure s e n t honeatlnveatlgatoru T H K H T J I A N B R X M K D T COMPA Y Lafaye t t e lnd
Travel lnjror local to aell lOt O I I 4
S F Dleter lch Cleveland OEnclose s tamp for reply
W A N T E f SALESMEMT
CANCER Tumors and Ulcer cured w i t h o u t pa lnnrknl fe AVrtte furpatnptilet Dr F n l i o l l e y Mi lwaukee W
T l I C D I T C H I N G W A C H I H I bull W For i irculara Address
LLyS^S^SAPARILLA
DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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a WHEN the car-drivers strike they do not braxe uny tuing- V Y Graphic
T H ^ ^ L I V E R Sraquofr(M the raquo11 raquoraquoltraquolaquobull like a Mtrr to tlyfn lnparltllaquolt of ta blood By irrlaquosuUrlty tn IU actlim ff ltnraquopraquoiltraquoloraquolaquo of lit ruaetljutlt tbf bile pollaquoonlaquo th Uloodytnuilnt- JraquoUDlt1IPraquo gtIIo)-laquooaiplilalaquo weak ryr blIloalt drarrkcra a lraquon)ruW urtfv frrllnit aad naay otif r dhtmlaquolair tyaiplox (rraquonrraquol-ly tcrnrd liter troi|ttlelaquo Thrae arlaquo rlaquollrfraquod at oarc by lhlaquo UMgt of DB BILLS MRSAPARIUO Ulaquo treat blood r+-bullolaaU ^^
DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
M PYIK8 M D LonMvllle Ky lie Phyv at Lou Marine Hcip
K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
13 T H E L I F E
Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
D r t I 8 t laquo p h e t i s L e i gt ^ n laquo gt a O h l o
Treated and cured w i t h n t t h o knlfw Bonk on treatfjient s e n f r t e At l t i i e sraquo F LPONl^MI) AupOra KaaeCo l lL-
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Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
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Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
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The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
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The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
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AN UPHEAVAL
Inauguration of the Movement for Shortening the Hours
of Labor
Workshops anil Factories in Cities Forsaken by Disshy
satisfied Toilers
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have won live of t he firms nre res is t ing t he m o v e m e n t and t h e ^remainder a r e negoshyt i a t i n g The Mach in i s t s a n d B l a c k s m i t h s Assembly which is s t r i k i n g for e igh t hours with the t e n - h o u r wages sealed reshyp o r t s genera l success The u p h o l s t e r e r s nre be ing resisted in nea r ly every ins tance Th i r ty - th ree h u n d r e d b r i ck -maker s a r e g t r i k i n g j o r e igh t h o u r s work at ten h o u r s
imdashfjCbout one-half of t lie 000 b u t c h e r s
The Uprising Not So General as Had Been ExpectedmdashA Freight Blockshy
ade in Chicago
T h e S i tua t i on in O t h e r C i t i e s mdash T h e
C o u l d Railway S t r i k e About E n d e d
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D i s p a t c h e s received show t h a t ou ts ide of bullChicago t h e m o v e m e n t on S a t u r d a y by tiic t r a d e s - u n i o n s for t h e a d o p t i o n of a r u l e m a k i n g eight h o u r s a d a y s l a b o r w a s n o t a s genera l a s hail been expected T h e r e a p p e a r e d to be no concer t of a c t i o n a m o n g the workmen a n d only in one c i ty mdashMilwaukeemdashdid the movement reach a n y m a g n i t u d e In t h a t city the d e m a n d of t h e brewery employes were refused a n d 3 0 0 0 of t h e m s t ruck This n u m b e r in- e l uded thodr ive r s a n d the breweries can deshyl iver no beer T h e n r e u i n K P Al l i s i tCo s m a c h i n e s h o p s went ou t a n d enough men in v a r i o u s o the r t r a d e s t o swell the n u m shybe r of s t r i ke r s in t h e C r e a m City t o n e a r l y 5000- In St Louis St Pau l Minneaposhyl i s I nd i anapo l i s Akron 0 Bos ton P i t t s shyb u r g h a n d a n u m b e r of s m a l l e r r i t ies de-t n a n d s were m a d e by b u t few of the t r a d e s In New York the m o v e m e n t viw confined t o the ca rpen te r s a n d joiners There w a s laquoL m o n s t e r e igh t -hour d e m o n s t r a t i o n in t h e even ing An a r m y of policemen-were bullwithin call in a n t i c i p a t i o n of t rouble b u t
- t h e m t v U - u g A t a s q u i e t - uud_o n l c r ly and t h e r e were no communi s t i c u t t e r a n c e s T h e r e a r e no r e p o r t s upon which the t o t a l bullnumber of men s t r i k i n g o r forced o u t of work can be a p p r o x i m a t e d
raquo IN CHICAGO CHICAGO May 3 - I n a c c o r d a n c e wi th
g e n e r a l expec t a t i on the re h a s been no vioshylence in Chicago-ttampnn o u t c o m e of t h e ccs-a a t i o n o T T a b n r t r i a ma jo r i t y of the manu-focttiriug e s t a b l i s h m e n t s lumber y a r d s a n d t h e freight-houses of several t r u n k line r a i l r o a d s
I n spec to r Bonfiold s a y s t h a t t he r e g u l a r bullreserve forces held a t t he different police laquotlaquoliorraquos in the city h a v e been increased o n a c c o u n t of the n u m b e r of s t r ikes t h r o u g h shyo u t the ci ty a l t h o u g h no t roub le is a n t i c i p a t e d the p recau t ion being the tosunl one t a k e n on such occas ions T h e idea of ho ld ing a g r e a t p a r a d e under t h e t tspicelaquo of tiro T r a d e s a n d Labor Assem by w a s a b a n d o n e d much t o the d i sapshyp o i n t m e n t of m a n y A crowd of men from t h e lumber y a r d s and planing-mills mini-beringVmdashthree or four t h o u s a n d men g o t t o g e t h e r in the vic ini ty of 22d laquo t r e e t alaquond Blue Is land avenue A leader w a s selected and a line formed In t he f r o n t r a n k a m a n carr ied a red Hag The bullfoKly of men then moved t o a v a c a n t lot where a mass -mee t ing was held Speakers a d d r e s s e d t h e - m e e t i n g m Boho-inianr-P-oraquo liah Ge rman and English One speaker a d v o c a t e d the b u r n i n g of every y a r d the p r o p r i e t o r of which refused to concede the d e m a n d s of the men
T h e N o r t h side furni ture-workers af ter m e e t i n g a t the T u r n e r Hall in the morn ing
~inarvTrod t h r o u g h - t h e streetsmdashT4ttv-mdashn U Ml f-
bullbored a b o u t 1000 men The procession w a s qu ie t and order ly
T h e g r e a t s o a p a n d perfumery fac tory of J n i t i m 8 Kirk it Co on Nor th W a t e r Btreet was closed a n d no work was be ing d o n e except in the oflice The s h u t - d o w n bullwas la rge ly caused by the inalrility of t he f irm t o sh ip i ts goods
T h e t o b a c c o firm of S p a u l d i u g it Merrick o n Hush s t ree t have been work ing on the bulloight-hour p lan for s o m e t ime b u t they will p r o b a b l y close down nex t week S a t -u r d a y m o r n i n g w a g o n l o a d s of the i r g o o d s were r e t u r n e d by the r a i l r oad compan ies o n a c c o u n t of the freight hand le r s s t r ike a n d ualees t he t r o u b l e is se t t led by Monshyd a y t h e 250 employes oi t he house will not
b e p u t t o work A b o u t 100 e igh t -hour ca rpen te r s be-
bull s ieged t h e men work ing on a new house in bull c o u r s e of erect ion n e a r the corner of Con- g ross a laquo d Ha l s t ed s t r e e t s yes t e rday a n d g a v e t h e men one m i n u t e t o consider t h e i p r o p o s i t i o n of oeaRing work a n d jo in ing t h e c rowd The workmen were t aken b y f iurprise a n d appea led t o t h e c o n t r a c t o r W U I U v m T i p p i n g who w a s power less a g a i n s t so m a n y Th6 s t r ike r s be-Came a n g r y a t t he h e s i t a t i o n of t h o nraquoen a n d somfl of t h e more hot- l ieaded of t h e r a ide r s proceeded t o compel the carlaquo p e n t e r s by force t o q u i t work The fr ight cried employes th rew d o w n the i r t o o l s a n d r a n p u r s u e d by t h e striker A b o d y of pol ice s o o n a p p e a r e d and peace was rc-
s t o r e d af ter a n u m b e r of a r r e s t s h a d been m a d e
In t h e evening a n e igh t -hou r ball g iven bullunde r the auspices of t h e T r a d e s a n d L a shyb o r Assembly i h t h e F i r s t Cava l ry Arshym o r y drew o u t bufca c o m p a r a t i v e l y l i g h t
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I t w a s e s t i m a t e d l a s t n i g h t t h a t 4 0 0 0 0 of t h e 22gt000 wage -worke r s of Chicago h a v e a l r e a d y profi ted by t h e e i g h t - h o u r j n o v e m e n t A b o u t 0 5 0 0 0 a r c supposed t o b e o u t on s t r ike t h i s m o r n i n g P r e v i o u s t o S a t u r d a y 1000 brewers a s m a n y b a k e r s 8 0 0 furn i ture-workers 1 600
bullc lo th ing-cu t t e r s a n d 100 tuck -po in t e r s h a d laquoecured a r educ t ion of the i r work ing h o u r s A c c o r d i n g t o the r e p o r t s received u p t o
gt-mvdJaight by Mr George A Schilling chai r -n i a i T o r t h e e igh t -hou r commi t t ee t h e de-m a n d gt laquo t t h e following h a v e been sa t i s shyfied Kigfrtgtvhmidred t o b a c c o h a n d l e r s 7 0 0 s t r e e t - c a r P T H g l a v e s all t he m e m -berg of the Cigar-MaWTraquo4Jni)n 3 0 0 beer-
i b a r r e l make r s 9 5 0 dry-goofrs^und n o t i o n a t o r o s employes - 8 5 0 0 p a c k e a ^ ^ u i d a
T a r g e n u m b e r of workmen emuloyocT in s m a l l e r indus t r i es Besides the following bullonions h a v e a d o p t e d the e igh t -hour s t a n d i i r J Br iok-Layors Ktone-Mas_ons H o d -G i r d e r s P l a s t e r e r s a n d La the r O u t of t h e th i r ty-sevon e s t a b l i s h m e n t s where iron-
ifTDoldcrs a r e employed - twenty- th ree s h o p s
The lied 1 red d a y
in the city ha ye secured reduc t ions from sixteen t o ten h o u r s The Shoe -make r s Assembly has modified i t s d e m a n d s t o bulligHit h o u r s p a y for e ight horns work mid expects t o g a i n th is concession
Clerks Union will be s a t i s -witli ten h o u r s F o u r hun-
w a g o n - m a k e r s begin work t o -midor t he e igh t -hdu r refojyn T h e
marb le -workers h a v e a l so wou under t h raquo elaquo^vt hougt pay a g r e e m e n t The A t u p -ers Assemblv is still s t a n d i n g out for nine h o u r s piv In m a n y ins tances where l a r g e bodies of men a r e solidilied und-r a t r a d e movemen t l o n g s t r ikes a re t h r e a t shyened if t he p r e s e n t a t t i t u d e of t he employshyers is ma iuta inert T h e movement 1ms n o t yet been a t t e n d e d by a n y violence t h o u g h in some q u a r t e r s the social is t ic element l i a s caused seeming b icker ing a n d d i squ ie t Th i s is pa r t i cu l a r ly t r u e of t he lumber re-gion a n d NoTtli side furni ture d i s t r i c t
The r epo r t received a t a l a te hour t h a t the Milwaukee it St Pau l C o m p a n y was send ing 40O men i n t o the city t o t a k e t h e places of the s t r i k i n g freight h a n d l e r s caused- no l i t t le uneas iness in r a i l r o a d q u a r t e r s The s t r i k e r s decided t o resist a n y a t t e m p t of t h e i m p o r t e d men t o h a n shydle the freight The f r e igh t -haud le r s of the B u r l i n g t o n r o a d s t r u c k F r i d a y n igh t a n d on S a t u r d a y they were followed by those of the Chicago Milwaukee iv S t Pau l Chicago B u r l i n g t o n it Quincy Chishycago i t Al ton L a k e Shore it Mich igan Sou the rn Chicago Bock I s l and i t Pacilic t l r a n d Trunk Ch icago it E a s t e r n Ill inois Chicago laquot A t l an t i c Michigan Centra Louisv i l l e - New A l b a n y i t Chicago Chicago it Nor thwes t e rn P a n - I I a n d J e W a b a s h and P i t t s b u r g h it F o r t W a y n e T h e Illinois Cent ra l men m a d e the s a m e deshymandsmdashten h o u r s p a y for e ight h o u r s workmdashand g a v e t h e c o m p a n y unt i l t o shyn i g h t t o r e tu rn a n answer When asked t o s t r ike S a t u r d a y by the de lega t ion of s t r ikshyers they refused t o d o so bu t said t h a t if the c o m p a n y refused their d e m a n d s t h e y would iro o u t T h e B a l t i m o r e it Ohio nieu reliised to~s trIke a n d wercTnoT pressed a s it was u n d e r s t o o d they enjoyed excep t iona l a d v a n t a g e s a n d h a d m a d e no d e m a n d s for fewer h o u r s or increased -pay The t o t a l n u m b e r oE the freight hand le r s on a s t r i k e is no t far from Tot) T h e men s a y they a r e in favor of peaceable measures a n d will resor t t o no violence unless forced t o d o so W is expected t h a t t o - d a y will h a r d l y p a s s w i t h o u t t r o u b l e be tween some of the s t r i ke r s a n d the civil a u t h o r shyit ies Many of t h e men left the m e e t i n g ea r ly and th ink the s t r i ke was has t i ly enshytered in to One sa id lie would no t be surshyprised if m a n y r e t u r n e d t o work th i s morn shying T h e W a b a s h which is in the h a n d s of a receiver h a s appl ied t o J u d g e ( J resham for xi force of d e p u t y Uni ted S t a t e s m a r s h a l s t o protc-t i ts men in h a n d l i n g freight I t is expected ( t h a t the r -will be furnished t o - d a y Chief EberwoUt will have special de t a i l s of police a t t h e v a r i o u s freight houses
The i ron-workers t o the n u m b e r of U0O held a meet ing y e s t e r d a y a t Fh l i ch Nai l t o receive the r epo r t s of commi t t ee s a p p o i n t e d a t a p rev ious meet ing to consul t wi th t he v a r i o u s founderies in order t o secure t he a d o p t i o n of the e igh t -hou r sys t em in alt the shops R e p o r t s of these c o m m i t t e r s were received from a l a rge n m u b e r o f s h o p s in the city a n d showed a very gene ra l a d a p t i o n u l t he i i i^h t -knur i lay by-emshyployers The d e m a n d made of each m a n u shyfacturer in a cco rdance with the ac t ion of the previous meet ing win for e igh t -hou r s work witli e igh t -hour s s p a y a n d doub le p a y for over- t ime
The good news of t h e d a y was the oap i t -u l a t i o n of tho p a c k i n g lirni of gtvhwh-poundhilip 1) A r m o u r is the head The Chicago Pack shying and Prov i s ion C o m p a n y v o l u n t a r i l y recognized t h e e i g h t - h o u r m o v e m e n t s o m e d a y s a g o a n d Mr A r m o u r s s u r r e n d e r p a v e s the wav for o t h e r tDtiquests a t t h e S tock Y a r d s Represen ta t ives from all t h e pack ing houses in t he ci ty h a d a n exshyecutive meet ing a t t h e P a l m e r H o u s e Sa t shyu r d a y af te roon for the p u r p o s e of discusshys ing tho r e q u e s t of the i r employes for s h o r t e r h o u r s and more p a y J u s t w h a t was dec idea u p o n i s n o t known b u t when A r m o u r s 4 0 0 0 m e n qu i t work S a t u r d a y n i g h t they were inshyformed by the i r officers t h a t they were t o r e p o r t for work a t e ight a in t o - d a y would be dismissed a t 4150 p m a n d would be given one-half h o u r for dinner I t was announced t h a t all t h e lower classes of helpmdashthe p o o r e s t pa idmdashwould be g i v e n ten hou r s p a y T h e r e a r e over 2 0 0 0 0 men benefited by t h e conference
There a re 2 2 5 0 0 0 wage-workers a l l told in th is ci ty T h e following will g ive a n idea of t he n u m b e r of men employed in tho lead ing t r a d e s a l l in favor of t h e e ight -h o u r rulemdash ^
Paeking-houses fifty concernenSploy-ing 15000 to 20000 p e o p l e breja-ories t w e n shyty- two e m p l o y i n g l500gt^v1iolesale b a k e shyries fifty employing---lTr00 p e r s o n s t h r e e gas comnanie 1^00 l o u r s t r ee t r a i l w a y s 4500 r a i l r oads in t h e S t a t e of I l l inois 130-018 (out o f t h i s n u m b e r the re a re 15000 i a Ch icago ) 100 c i g a r factor ies 1300 h a n d s five express companies 1200 t e l e g r a p h a n d te lophono compan ie s 1800 s ixty-seven boot a n d shoe m a n u f a c t o r i e s 2500 fo r ty wholesa le c lo th ing m a n u shyfactories 5030 twe lve d r y goods dea lers 8000 t w e n t y bras9 foundr ies 1000 e igh ty - seven foundr ies i ron -works a n d rol l ing-mil ls 8000 100 c a r r i a g e a n d w a g o n factories 1500 140 f u r n i t u r e a n d upho l s t e ry 5000 fo r ty p l a n i n g mi l l s a n d box factor ies 2500 200 l u m b e r y a r d s 7000 a n d 20000 m e n e m p l o y e d in b n i l d i n g t r a d e as ca rpen te r s pape r -hange r s l a t h e r s pa in t e r s s tone a n d br ick workors s tone shycu t t e r s p lumber s a n d g a s fitters roofers a n d s l a t e r s t w e n t y t a n n e r i e s 1300
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refused to join tho s t r ike r s t h e l a t t e r anshynounce t h a t they will m a r c h t o t h a t e s t a b shyl i shment in a b o d y t o - d a y a n d force t he men t o qni t If t h i s plan is car r ied i n t o effect se r ious t r o u b l e is a p p r e h e n d e d Comshypanies of mil i t ia have been ordered t o bo ready for d u t y a t a m o m e n t s not ice Five hundred hod-car r i e r s a n d sevshyera l h u n d r e d t e a m s t e r s will s t r i k e t o -day for e igh t h o u r s Fifteen hunshydred c a r p e n t e r s a re now o u t T h e g r e a t m a r c h i n g d e m o n s t r a t i o n was held y e s t f r d a y - t h e s t e a d y t r a m p of 1000 work ingmen keeping t ime with m a r t i a l music in the s t r e e t s of Milwaukee Fully 2 5 0 0 0 people viewed the p a r a d e which w a s under the ausp ices of the Cen t r a l L a shyb o r I l i ion a s a n e igh t -hou r demonst - ra t io i i a n d was n o t p a r t i c i p a t e d in by the K n i g h t s of L a b o r wlio d o n o t fnit gtrnize wi th tho un ion After p a r a d i n g the p r inc ipa l s t r e e t s the process ion went t o Mi lwaukee Garden where i t indulged in a quie t a n d order ly picnic
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All r e p o r t s a t t h e Cen t r a l L a b o r Union a n d from ind iv idua l un ions po in t t o a b o u t 1 1 0 0 0 people q u i t t i n g work t o - d a y of whom S0U0 go o u t on s t r i k e a m i t he otkerrt wid be locketLou-t by t h e emp loye r s^ The furni ture men h a v e agreed t o r e p o r t for work at e ight i n s t e a d of seven o clock th i s morn ing i n t e n d i n g t o knoVk off a t live a n d every m a n of them expects t o find t h e factories locked Before nex t S a t u r shyd a y i t is expected t h a t t h e 5 0 0 0 0 worke r s of th is city employed up t o S a t u r d a y will be idle by r e a s o n of s t r ikes a n d l o c k o u t s The t o t a l n u m b e r of unemployed men he re will t hen be ( e s t i m a t e d ) n o t less t h a n S7-0 0 0
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CINCINNATI M a y 3mdashNearly al l t ho g-ceat furn i ture fac tor ies of t h i s city employ ing^- m o r e t h a n 1 2 0 0 0 men h a v e closed for a n indefinite per iod t o wai t for tho conc lus ion of t he e igh t -hour a g i t a t i o n A n u m b e r of c a r r i a g e - m a k e r s s t r u c k for e igh t h o u r s a n d t h e s h o p s will be closed t o - d a y unless a c o m p r o m i s e is effected Tho Cinshyc inna t i H a m i l t o n amp D a y t o n freight hand l e r s b a r b e r s l a u n d r y girls brewshyers b l a c k s m i t h s a n d woo l -worke r s h a v e all m a d e d e m a n d s for s h o r t e r d a y s a n d unless the i r d e m a n d s a r e g r a n t e d will p r o b a b l y emit w d r k t o - d a y in l a rge mi rushybers T h e s i t u a t i o n is very unse t t l ed a n d t h e resu l t can n o t be de t e rmined for sevshyera l d a y s T h e l a b o r d e m o n s t r a t i o n yes-t ^ l d a y j i f t t - rnoon w a s a failure I n -the r a n k s was a c o m p a n y of socia l is ts a r m e d wi th rifles a n d c a r r y i n g a red flag
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In an a l t e r c a t i o n o v e r frail w o m e n a t K a l a m a z o o t h e o t h e r n i g h t W i l l i a m Cousshyins shot Cicei-oampcott f a tu l ly
A n n o u n c e m e n t w a s rece ived aCGrApd R a p i d s a few d a y s a g o of t he d e a t h a t ampQfi Diego C a l of S o l o m o n L W i t h o y J u d g e of the Uni tes S t a t e s C o u r t for tho W e s t e r n d i s t r i c t of Mich igan H e left O r a u d Rap-~ ids a b o u t four m o n t h s ago for S a n Diego to benefit his f a i l ing hea l t h a c c o m p a n i e d by his wifo a n d d a u g h t e r who w e r e with^ h im a t the t i m e of his d e a t h Mr W i t h e y w a s born in St A l b a n s Po in t F r a n k l i n C o u n t y V t Apr i l 21 120 and w i t h h i s p a r e n t s b e c a m e a r e s i d e n t of G r a n d R a p shyids in March 1S-J7
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K a l a m a z o o is sti l l in tho field t o s e c u r e the S t a t e fa i r this y e a r a n d t h o c o m m i t t e e r e p o r t e d t h e o t h e r n i g h t t hoy h a d r a i s e d cent2000 a n d would -keep o n
W h i l e d r u n k e a r l y a few m o r n i n g s a g o H e n r y U S m i t h a p r o m i n e n t f a r m e r l ivshying a t Co lumbus S t C la i r C o u n t y t r i ed to e n t e r the house of IT C Meisel S m i t h w a s t a k e n for a b u r g l a r a n d shot a n d i n s t a n t l y ki l led
More t h a n $5500 w o r t h of horses w e r e r e c e n t l y sh ipped f rom Mason I n g h a m C o u n t y
ii F Rose a f o r m e r i n m a t e of t he Cal shyh o u n C o u n t y poor -house u n d a v e t e r a n of t h e war has been a l l o w e d $l0sgt2 back penshysion
Onotof the l a r g e s t celery g r o w e r s in K a l a shym a z o o says t h e r e will be twenty- f ive pe r cent more ce l e ry ra i sed this y e a r t h a n o v e r before
H P Caho t aged th i r ty- f ive y e a r s a
music ian l iv ing th roe miles f rom Wi l l -i ams ton Ingham C o u n t y was r u n over1 b y a f re ight t r a i n n e a r t h a t p lace a t noon re shycent ly and killed He w a s l y i n g on t h e t r ack
Char les Brown a we l l -known s p o r t s m a n of H a r t l a n d L i v i n g s t o n Count w a s badly gored by a bull r e cen t l y
H e n r y Bailey a g e d n i n e t e e n y e a r s w a s r e c e n t l y a r r e s t e d lo r a t t e m p t i n g to wreck the eas l -bouud irnfn on t h e Michiga-n-Cenmdash t ra l r a i l road n e a r K a l a m a z o o He m a d e a full confession in wr i t ing s t a t i n g t h a t he wasled to the act to redress the w r o n g s h i s f a the r had suiFeied f rom the M i c h i g a n C e n t r a l t h r o u g h a r e fusa l t o p a y for t h o buwvin-g-ofmdashsixty TO^is-af^encc^ T-his_was the fifth a t t e m p t to reck t r a i n s in t h e s ame loca l i ty in t h r ee yea r s
Mrs K a t e Oi Dinn^l of l t o y a l Oak Oakshyland C o u n t y is A rus t l e r Sho is a car shyp e n t e r by t r a d e a n d can eas i ly keep t w o m e n on tho j u m p t o keep up w i t h he r in sh ing l ing
A n A u s t r i a n r e c e n t l y wa lked f rom N e w Y o r k t o M a n i s t i q u o Schoo lc ra f t C o u n t y m a k i n g t h e entire- d i s t a n c e in t h i r t y - o n e d a y s
Af te r be ing in t h e f a m i l y fo r ty -one y e a r s t he Holmes mi l l p r o p e r t y t h roe m i l e s f rom Bronson B r a n c h C o u n t y h a s c h a n g e d h a n d s Mr A R i c h a r d s o n of t h a t p l ace be ing the p u r c h a s e r
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Repor t s t o t h e S t a t e Boa rd of H e a l t h b y fifty-one obse rve r s in dif ferent p a r t s of t h e S ta te fo r t h e week e n d e d Apr i l 24 i nd ica t ed t h a t i n f l a m m a t i o n of t h e bowels i n t e r m i t t e n t fever s c a r l e t fever a n d puer shyp e r a l fever i nc rea sed a n d p n e u m o n i a a n d c o n s u m p t i o n of t h e l u n g s dec reased in a r e a of p r e v a l e n c e D i p h t h e r i a w a s r e p o r t e d a t e igh teen places s ca r l e t fever a t t h i r t e e n t y p h o i d fevor a t o n e a n d meas les a t flve places
Te c o h t e s t e d e l e c t i o n - case b r o u g h t b y S a m u e l Toby a g a i n s t B y r o n McNeal w h o w a s e lected s u p e r v i s o r a t G r a n d R a p i d s b y o n e m a j o r i t y w a s dec ided in t h e defendshya n t s favor T h e ba l l o t -box w a s opened in open cour t
Mrs Marsh a g e d n i n e t y - n i n e y e a r s d i e d recen t ly a t Alb ion C a l h o u n C o u n t y f r o m the effects of a b r o k e n leg ^ -
Tbe e l even -hour p l a n h a s been a d o -by the lunibtfr-mills of S c h o o l c r a f t f i e l i n t y
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mdashNo house in the c o u n t r y cun be called a c o m p l e t e h o m e wi thou t a gar shyden a t t a c h e d to i t mdash I louykman
mdashThe nnmure- t ha t is pe rmi t t ed to Wimte abou t m a n y fa rm-yards would
bullmake a luxur ious supp ly for the gar shyden
mdashRemove f lower-pot s ta ins from window-s i l l s by r u b b i n g wi th tine wood-ashe and-r inse wi th c lean wa te r -bullA Y Times
mdash W a s h h a i r b rushes a n d c o m b s in soft w a t e r a n d liquid a m m o n i a in the p r o p o r t i o n of four tcaspoonfuls of liquid a m m o n i a to one quar t of water mdash CUchinuti Tiiitcs
mdashSkillful cu l t iva t ion should be the a im of every one w h o raises p lan t s a s d Crops T o m a d e y a t d e n i n g a n d fflhHiVg prof i tab le it is m v e s s u r y to b a r e j o m e t h i n g in r e t u r n for every s t r oke rliat is m a d e a n d for every dolshyla r invtAtedmdashBoston 1ost
- H o i c h a m o m i l e b a g s often give reshylief to sinlerors from neura lg ia T h e y are mad of l inen l ight ly tilled with c h a m o m i l e b los soms reject t he s ta lks W h e n needed p lace them on a tin pla te in t h e oven where they will beshyc o m e ve ry ho t bu t n o t burn mdash Philadelshyphia Pretlts
bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
mdash W h e n t h e g r o u n d a r o u n d a p i g pen is t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r d r a i n e d as it should be ba re e a r t h m a k e s the best and ce r t a in ly the m o s t des i rab le floor A fresh s u p p l y of loose ear th shou ld be t h r o w n in twice a yea r and r e m o v e d -as m a n u r e w h e n e v e r it becomes r ich e n o u g h On n o accoun t should a plunk floor be laid wi th in a few inches of the g r o u n d T h e space benea th will soon become a h a r b o r for ra i^ If a p l a n k lloor is desi red m a k e it at least t w o feet f rom the g r o u n d a n d leave it open so t h a t ca t s and d o g s can get in to des t roy v e r m i n mdash X a n Franshycisco Chronicle
mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
H A N D S O M E C O S T U M E S
S o m e qf t h e S t y l i s h Su i t s W h i c h T l a v t ifecu littroriurtMl K e c e n t l y
For a y o u n g lady one of 1he pre t t i es t dresses s h o w n is of blue si lky t e x t u r e t r immed w i t h creammdashioce The s k i r t is a r r a n g e d in seven p e r p e n d i c u l a r folds or l a rge side p la i t s each (ne of the pla i ts is edged wi th a ruffle of c r e a m E g y p t i a n lace The c o r s a g e of the m a t e r i a l lias a doub le r ow of but shytons in f ront and a full half vest of lace is above a n d over it A graceful open jacket of a l l -over ne t lace has b o w s of blno vihhrm nn tht- bullilwinldm--- rmri tfrraquo
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neck and sleeves are finished wi th rufshyfles of lace
A h a n d s o m e dress for a m a t r o n is of rich faille F r a n c a i s e in one of the new shades T h e lower por t ion of the sk i r t for a half a y a r d in dep th isfinished with a l t e r n a t i n g box pla i t s and c lus te r s of side p la i t s T h e pecul ia r - tablier d r a p e r y shows th ree points one above the o ther each e l abora te ly d e c o r a t e d with P e r s i a n embro ide ry in gold and rich c o l o r i n g executed in old des igns The o v e r d r a p e r y in back is long full niill on ly s l ight ly l o o p e d below the p r o m i n e n c e or o u t s t a n d i n g effect caused oy the b ra ided wire bust le over wh ich it is s h o w n T h e po in ted co r sage is finished a r t h e wais t line and on wa i s t por t ion wi th b a n d s of IYrs ian e m b r o i d shyery and co l la r a n d sleeves a rc decoshyra ted en sui te -
Qui te a g e m is a dress of p a l e blue mous l in de soie wi th ar t is t ic d r a p e r y in back of the materhvl whi le t he f ront of sk i r t and corsage is formed t e r n a t i n g r o w s of silk embltnaVred apshypl ique in b lue a n d dejierffe Eng l i sh th read lace A mpt a t t r a c t i v e t e a gown is of wliUiXfashmere I t is m a d e with W^Wt^au pla i ted back a n d openjpoundlaquo5m d i sc los ing the full pett icoaj
h Span i sh lace put on in d flounces T h e n e w Invlf-NvipUr^sleeves arc d e c o r a t e d l ike t lm^-ffonts w i th begonia leaves cmjiwrttfered in si lks in their n a t u r a l
G a u d v ^ b u f h a n d s o m e never the less is ^ - t t r e s s for e v e n i n g wear w i th
i ted sk i r t finished a t l ower e d g e wi th l a rge g a u z e sunflowers p u t on like a n i c h i n g T h e ove r -d rape ry is in 3ellow gauze Cor sage of the sk i r t mater ia l is t r i m m e d r o u n d the low neck wi th sunf lowers m u c h sma l l e r in size t han thoe on the ski r t whi le for ladies m o r e sober ly incl ined therj is a beautiful d r e s s of black sat in comshyplete ly covered with Chant i l ly laoe looped a n d t r i m m e d wi th p ico t -edged double- faced g i b b o n mdash Philadelphia Simtf
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Carefully Selected fur thts JKdlHctitloii of 1lilluMophickU Htjuders
A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
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There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
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BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
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Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
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TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
-lt WHAT bell are you ringingV^MS asked
of the colored sexton DJJKIS de secon ring of de fus bell
bent
Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
3dmdash-V U Picayune
LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
glut extensively advertised as a lQraquocent article _ I _ T J S - mor
LePACES
DONT BE DECEIVED
G LU E
This cut shows the smallest size of
IF PAGES LIQUID CLUE
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Outside Show OR
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THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
testing strain of over
1600 POUNDS TO A 8QUARE INCH
Pronounced the Strongest Glue Known IT MENDS EVERYTH
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If your dealer does by mail RUSSI
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THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
N Y^ 157 W 23d Street-
I will ship this H A Y a n d S T R A W P B E S S t o any place on condit ion tluit If fuur m e n and o n e t-aiti can nut prcs-s X(u pound a of hay In mu huur and ndi drive the team faster (ban a wulk you may keep jAia Pre without pltn Fur c n d H i o n s cii c i l u i s t c address J A S P E X C E R D W I O H T IF
FREE FARMS IN ^ frac34 The most Wondtrful Affrirtittvrnl ParkArx Amerlraquo-laquo Surrounded tgty prolaquoperoiiR mining and j|riiiiufactU)iTJB towns KAKMFHS P A R A D I S E Ntiuinlticent crop raised in 15 T H Q U S A M Q amp _ Q F A C R E S O F G O V E R N M E N T L A N D uhJfcto pre-empt I o n homestead Lani l s fomale to act i ia sc t t lers at M) per Acre LonuTin ic Park Irrlnatetibj innnense canala Cheap railroad rates Fvery atLeiiiiuu shiwn settIers Kormapf pamphlets etc a d d w s s CuLiivQO L A M I it LoAS-io Upera House BlockyDcnver Co4u Box 2390
NoRopetoWOffHpAes Manes~ Celebrated E C T ^ I P K K a n d B B 1 D L E can not be fl ipped by lie Halter to ony par ree on receipt of r I 7
bull H A L T -rnbinrd
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Sold by all Saddlery Hardware and Marrwas Dealera S p e c l a discount to the Trade tV Seid for Prlcc-Ilst J C LiGUTUoyix Roche i ter K r
CONSUMPTION I biTjr a plaquolaquolliva rmlaquoJy lor iulaquo above UIKAltraquo gtJ IK ltM
tteaiaBda ore-Met of tb w r i t kind ini of Ultns lttraquonliug t m ^ i w a cured 1ndraquoKl a laquoiroog n my faitti In in tffiiiry Uu1vm llaquoBd TWO B0TTLK3 PEKE tot^er with a VAlj-V4ampLE THKAT1SB on thl dllaquolaquoaMto any curftrtr eivlaquo Rx-
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LOVE C ( ) U R T S H I P a n d M A R R I A G E This most wonderful and handsome book of 160 pages mailed for only I O C
Ads U N J O N P V B C O Newark N K
G I ICT p K m D E R 8 trtrade di^ea^makincr iiraquoer^ abe SOBATTtit WJlATXrCHTKOC-
BUt or what old fofry medicine havn ta-rTed Write for F R E E A D V I C E of the werld-j^laquoltiwnelti Tolypatblo Schoci of Medic edicine to Po)jBlaquoiUe i laaiaaapoUa Imd
H a J M f Q u i c k l y and P u l n l c a cured at home J3+rreraquopohdence
sol ic i ted Afidree trial of cure s e n t honeatlnveatlgatoru T H K H T J I A N B R X M K D T COMPA Y Lafaye t t e lnd
Travel lnjror local to aell lOt O I I 4
S F Dleter lch Cleveland OEnclose s tamp for reply
W A N T E f SALESMEMT
CANCER Tumors and Ulcer cured w i t h o u t pa lnnrknl fe AVrtte furpatnptilet Dr F n l i o l l e y Mi lwaukee W
T l I C D I T C H I N G W A C H I H I bull W For i irculara Address
LLyS^S^SAPARILLA
DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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THE shoe-maker will certainly be the last mampnmdashX Y Mail
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a WHEN the car-drivers strike they do not braxe uny tuing- V Y Graphic
T H ^ ^ L I V E R Sraquofr(M the raquo11 raquoraquoltraquolaquobull like a Mtrr to tlyfn lnparltllaquolt of ta blood By irrlaquosuUrlty tn IU actlim ff ltnraquopraquoiltraquoloraquolaquo of lit ruaetljutlt tbf bile pollaquoonlaquo th Uloodytnuilnt- JraquoUDlt1IPraquo gtIIo)-laquooaiplilalaquo weak ryr blIloalt drarrkcra a lraquon)ruW urtfv frrllnit aad naay otif r dhtmlaquolair tyaiplox (rraquonrraquol-ly tcrnrd liter troi|ttlelaquo Thrae arlaquo rlaquollrfraquod at oarc by lhlaquo UMgt of DB BILLS MRSAPARIUO Ulaquo treat blood r+-bullolaaU ^^
DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
M PYIK8 M D LonMvllle Ky lie Phyv at Lou Marine Hcip
K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
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Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
D r t I 8 t laquo p h e t i s L e i gt ^ n laquo gt a O h l o
Treated and cured w i t h n t t h o knlfw Bonk on treatfjient s e n f r t e At l t i i e sraquo F LPONl^MI) AupOra KaaeCo l lL-
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SALES LASGERTHANEVEB T h i Mexican Mustang Liniment nasi
Ibecn known for more than thirtyflvel yearraquo as tlgto bebt of all Liuim^irta fori [Man ana Bcunt Its sales to-day are I larger than ev^r I t jmrea when uhl others fail and penetrwtea akin tendon
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
5on
Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
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ANDARD EXCELLENCE There-is^to Machine ifirthe-Trade-that-
Equals it
EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
AGENTS WAITED I N I N W C C P I E D TEB8IT0K oxa
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
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mdashNo house in the c o u n t r y cun be called a c o m p l e t e h o m e wi thou t a gar shyden a t t a c h e d to i t mdash I louykman
mdashThe nnmure- t ha t is pe rmi t t ed to Wimte abou t m a n y fa rm-yards would
bullmake a luxur ious supp ly for the gar shyden
mdashRemove f lower-pot s ta ins from window-s i l l s by r u b b i n g wi th tine wood-ashe and-r inse wi th c lean wa te r -bullA Y Times
mdash W a s h h a i r b rushes a n d c o m b s in soft w a t e r a n d liquid a m m o n i a in the p r o p o r t i o n of four tcaspoonfuls of liquid a m m o n i a to one quar t of water mdash CUchinuti Tiiitcs
mdashSkillful cu l t iva t ion should be the a im of every one w h o raises p lan t s a s d Crops T o m a d e y a t d e n i n g a n d fflhHiVg prof i tab le it is m v e s s u r y to b a r e j o m e t h i n g in r e t u r n for every s t r oke rliat is m a d e a n d for every dolshyla r invtAtedmdashBoston 1ost
- H o i c h a m o m i l e b a g s often give reshylief to sinlerors from neura lg ia T h e y are mad of l inen l ight ly tilled with c h a m o m i l e b los soms reject t he s ta lks W h e n needed p lace them on a tin pla te in t h e oven where they will beshyc o m e ve ry ho t bu t n o t burn mdash Philadelshyphia Pretlts
bull A Rich P u d d i n g W h e n eggs are a t t o n a a n t this p u d d i n g will r epay the out lay S t i r t o g e t h e r in a s a u c e p a n on thje fire tm yo lks of seven eggs five ounces of s u g a r a n d a la rge t ab lespoon-ful of flour unt i l the m i x t u r e becomes a r a t h e r stiff ba t t e r W h e n it has cooled add one ounce of ge la t ine which has been dissolved in a l i t t le wa te r a n d a th i rd of a pint of c r e a m well w h i p p e d flavored with vani l la Mix well a n d pou r into a mold and set it on the ice or in a cool p lace unti l needed It will have the consistency1-of je l ly mdashBoston tilolgtpound
mdash W h e n t h e g r o u n d a r o u n d a p i g pen is t h o r o u g h l y u n d e r d r a i n e d as it should be ba re e a r t h m a k e s the best and ce r t a in ly the m o s t des i rab le floor A fresh s u p p l y of loose ear th shou ld be t h r o w n in twice a yea r and r e m o v e d -as m a n u r e w h e n e v e r it becomes r ich e n o u g h On n o accoun t should a plunk floor be laid wi th in a few inches of the g r o u n d T h e space benea th will soon become a h a r b o r for ra i^ If a p l a n k lloor is desi red m a k e it at least t w o feet f rom the g r o u n d a n d leave it open so t h a t ca t s and d o g s can get in to des t roy v e r m i n mdash X a n Franshycisco Chronicle
mdashThe K a n s a s Boa rd of A g r i c u l t u r e has been e x p e r i m e n t i n g with co rn -and -cob mea l for cow feed and the r e p o r t m a d e publ ic shows tha t it is far super io r to p u r e corn meal the ca t t l e fed on the g r o u n d corn and cob m a k shying the g r e a t e r increase in we igh t a n d requ i r ing less weight of feed t h a n those fed on corn-mea l This fact m a y be of in t e re s t to f a rmer s who a re conshyven ien t to mil ls for they all k n o w there is g r e a t was te in feeding un-g r o u n d corn to ca t t le a n d if the cob adds to the value of the feed there is no r ea son w h y it should be t h r o w n away mdash Western Rural bull
H A N D S O M E C O S T U M E S
S o m e qf t h e S t y l i s h Su i t s W h i c h T l a v t ifecu littroriurtMl K e c e n t l y
For a y o u n g lady one of 1he pre t t i es t dresses s h o w n is of blue si lky t e x t u r e t r immed w i t h creammdashioce The s k i r t is a r r a n g e d in seven p e r p e n d i c u l a r folds or l a rge side p la i t s each (ne of the pla i ts is edged wi th a ruffle of c r e a m E g y p t i a n lace The c o r s a g e of the m a t e r i a l lias a doub le r ow of but shytons in f ront and a full half vest of lace is above a n d over it A graceful open jacket of a l l -over ne t lace has b o w s of blno vihhrm nn tht- bullilwinldm--- rmri tfrraquo
bull raquo
neck and sleeves are finished wi th rufshyfles of lace
A h a n d s o m e dress for a m a t r o n is of rich faille F r a n c a i s e in one of the new shades T h e lower por t ion of the sk i r t for a half a y a r d in dep th isfinished with a l t e r n a t i n g box pla i t s and c lus te r s of side p la i t s T h e pecul ia r - tablier d r a p e r y shows th ree points one above the o ther each e l abora te ly d e c o r a t e d with P e r s i a n embro ide ry in gold and rich c o l o r i n g executed in old des igns The o v e r d r a p e r y in back is long full niill on ly s l ight ly l o o p e d below the p r o m i n e n c e or o u t s t a n d i n g effect caused oy the b ra ided wire bust le over wh ich it is s h o w n T h e po in ted co r sage is finished a r t h e wais t line and on wa i s t por t ion wi th b a n d s of IYrs ian e m b r o i d shyery and co l la r a n d sleeves a rc decoshyra ted en sui te -
Qui te a g e m is a dress of p a l e blue mous l in de soie wi th ar t is t ic d r a p e r y in back of the materhvl whi le t he f ront of sk i r t and corsage is formed t e r n a t i n g r o w s of silk embltnaVred apshypl ique in b lue a n d dejierffe Eng l i sh th read lace A mpt a t t r a c t i v e t e a gown is of wliUiXfashmere I t is m a d e with W^Wt^au pla i ted back a n d openjpoundlaquo5m d i sc los ing the full pett icoaj
h Span i sh lace put on in d flounces T h e n e w Invlf-NvipUr^sleeves arc d e c o r a t e d l ike t lm^-ffonts w i th begonia leaves cmjiwrttfered in si lks in their n a t u r a l
G a u d v ^ b u f h a n d s o m e never the less is ^ - t t r e s s for e v e n i n g wear w i th
i ted sk i r t finished a t l ower e d g e wi th l a rge g a u z e sunflowers p u t on like a n i c h i n g T h e ove r -d rape ry is in 3ellow gauze Cor sage of the sk i r t mater ia l is t r i m m e d r o u n d the low neck wi th sunf lowers m u c h sma l l e r in size t han thoe on the ski r t whi le for ladies m o r e sober ly incl ined therj is a beautiful d r e s s of black sat in comshyplete ly covered with Chant i l ly laoe looped a n d t r i m m e d wi th p ico t -edged double- faced g i b b o n mdash Philadelphia Simtf
Q U E E R W R I N K L E S
Carefully Selected fur thts JKdlHctitloii of 1lilluMophickU Htjuders
A prssTKK asks whether if Titians wife bad heon named Polly tha t fact would have made her a politician
to H COBU of Athens Me has a fumily of five children whose aggregate weight is 1004 pounds
A siAititow-HAWK flew at a canary whoae cage hung in an open window in Augusta Me and pulled its head off
THK depot clock in the New York amp New England station at Plainville Conn is over one hundred year old
A ROCKLAND (Me) dog struck the trail of a hedge hog one day lust week and when he returned home his owner pulled 000 quills out of the dogs nose
Ax eagle measuring seven feet from tip to tip tried to c a n y away the five-year-old son of Joseph Davis of Manheim N Y Assistance arrived to save the boy
HENKV THOMPSON1 of Greensboro Ga kept a sheep in a pen with four oxen After a companionship of Beveral weeks the sheep refused to be separated from the oxen It walked beside them constantly for three duys while they were hauling wood from a distant forest
CAPTAIN CAKKVWAY of Halifax drew out of his well a live moccasin snake about a foot and a half long It was taken to the house and fed with insects I t soon beshycame very tame and is now a great pet among the children who play with it as they do with their kittens and dolls
A UOYAL bat t le took place between a bull and a buck the latter weighing over two hundred pounds on the farm of Hon Oscar Turner in Ballard County Ky The two were found dead The bull had reshyceived three thrusts from the horns of the buck the last being through the heart
A PISHKHMAN at Port Eads La landed what is said to be the largest food fish ever caught on the American coast It was a black sea bass or jew fish It measured seven feet nine inches in length and weighed seven hundred and thirteen pounds Its body was as large as tha t of a horse
A-COOP ofhilaquokens stood on the sidewalk before a grocery in Charlotte N C and as Dr W M Robey passed one old hen began cackling and boating her wings against the bars of the coop The doctor quickly recognized her as one of the pets from his poul try yard stolen several weeks before and she remembered him
A FISHERMAN says tha t he has frequently caught two fish on one hook in the waters of Long Island Sound one of the fish havshying seized hold of the others tail He thinks tha t certain fish have a habit of steering each other through strong curshyrents in this manner When taken out of the water exhaustion causes them to tightshyen their hold and thus _the angler is enshyabled to land them
Ax Alabama newspaper seriously tolls its readers tha t bullfour-year-old Dollie Welsh and a small Jersey calf are great friends One day Dillio went to an unused well and peeped over the low curb bull The calf saw her and seized her dress in its mouth The little girl lost her balance and fell over the curb but the calf hung on and for half an hour held her thus suspended until the child was rescued Then the calf was very happy
P r o t e c t i n g T h e i r R i g h t s Probably no concern in tiie country nafl
adhei ted more strictly to the determination to achieve success by the liberal use of printer s ink than has the Brown Chemical Company of Baltimore Md Star t ing busshyiness about five years ago they have ex-ponded o vor $ 1500000 in the preparation and circulation of printed matter more than half of which has been paid for newspaper advertisi ug All this haa been done to make known the virtue of their celebrated Iron Bitters
As might be expected very large sales have resulted from this enormous outlay making i t about as staple in many drug stores aa is flour a t the corner grocery Like all good things i t has been largely imitated They claim there a re unscrupushylous manufacturers who cater to jus t this sort of trade and some dealers so lacking in principle t h a t because a greater profit cau be made on fraudulent than on genushyine medicines a re willing to delude the public by pushing off Irou Tonic Bitters and other Tonic Medicines inplace of genushyine Browns Iron Bitters The company finding these frauds practiced HO extensiveshyly a n d a l l other means inadequate have at last determined to t ry a little cold law to put a stop to them Suits for heavy damshyages have therefore been commenced against Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturshyers for selling Iron Tonic Bit ters and othshyers for selling Browns Iron Tonic a drugshygist in Baltimore forsellineSron Tonic Bitshyters with his name upon the label which medicine was mede by Non-Secret Medicine Manufacturers and also claimed as an imishytation The Brown Chemical Company deshyserve success in these suits as it is nigh time those who have built up large enter-
f irises to success should be protected from hose who live not by their own genius and
effort but by copying and counterfeiting things t h a t have ooon made standard and valuable by others
mdash bull THEKR a re nineteen metals more valuashy
ble than gold but no remedy which will compare with Bigelows Positive Cure for coughs and colds A prompt and pleasant cure for all th roa t and lung troubles 50 cents and $1
IK a girl wants to get married she genershyally says so to her poppermdashChicago Teleshygram
by Scrofula The taint of MTdula In the liigtd-raquolioiiM be got rid
Of or sorlous ltorisiiiifnlts inuv vcsiilf Consumption lis uiiUuiibtfiUv siTufuhi IJ tin- IUIIVA iiiid 1raquo 1th c u n y stages may be Imni by pniltyiii the Wooil-and build-
l a g up the systim yengtr t l i i iOIouds SurTiTpariila [s uncquiiled it also cures scrofula when it appears In the form of running sores boils liunehes in the neck catarrh or in any o her maim r While it piniile Hoods SaixipaHlln also vital izes and enriches the blood Olve it a t i l i l
I have lioeu tiiklnn Hoods SarsaparMa for about three niontliK Before that t ime my blood was In a terrible condition Afteibullusln^rlt for about o i i e immth m y appetite wan bel ter and my general health greatly improved For a inedieine u ^ond as Hood Sarsa-parihi too m u c h can not be sniil L L L I N S K Y Bulaquobee Ifouac Putnam C
1 have been troubled with srrofulaforthree years having running sores on my lej After taking one bottle of Hoods Sar^ipiiriiU I ani pet l in^ well rapid y A S A KLIJKL South Bend lnd
Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by all dm^xlsumdashU sifgtj-vgt Prepared by
C 1 MOOD i CO Apoihoearits L o w e l l Muss
IOO Doses One Dollar
There Shall Be no Alps When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers Kaid But sire rememshyber the Alps To au ordinary man these would have seemed simply insurmountashyble but Napoleon responded eagerly There shall be no Alps Ho thfraquo famous Simplon pass wan made Disease like a mountain stands in the way of fame fortshyune and honor to many who by Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery might be healed and so the mountain would disapshypear I t is specific for all blood chronic lung and liver diseases such as consumpshytion (which is scrofula of the lungs) pimshyples blotches eruptions tumors Hwelljugs lever-sores and kindred complaints
mdash bull
BfioE-igtEAiRHmdashWhat size madam MadshyammdashImdashermdashthink twos Hhoe-deuler (takshying her measure)mdash Ah yes twos A pair would be two twos four altogether To boy mdashJames a pair of ladies French kids No 4mdashVh icago Ma il
W M BLACK Abingdon Iowa was cured of cancer of the eye by Dr Joyes Red Clover Touie which cures all blood disshyorders and diseases of the stomach liver and kidneys The best tonic and appetizer known 50 cents
A BLTCIIKR is known to be very prompt in all his engagements especially those in which he promises to meat a manmdashChicago Mail
ATHLOPHOBOS knocked the rheumatism out of me so quickly tha t I hardly knew it was gone I took a dose about six oclock and oy seven oclock I was without the least pain Willis L Gilson with J T Shannon lOlo West Lake St Chicago 111
bull- -THERE are gome things harder to keep
than a diary A three-dollar pocket-knife for instance
WOMEN Mtlts4ng r e n e w e d bull t r o a t b t or w h o bullbull fTer
l a d rail t ie pccaUar Ugt t h e i r M i aJboeltl trjr
I F afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr Isaac Thompsons Eye Water Druggists sell it ampgtc
FRAZER AXLE GREASE
B e a t I n t h e w o r l d Get t h e g e n u i n e pound T -laquo r v p a c k a g e h a o u r T r a d e - m u r k m i d la m u r k e d F i - a i e r a raquo U L D pound V E B Y W U pound B pound
MB JIVES BAGLFT Motion foreman C pound M B IL bullWinkle Ohio ialt not slraquopt
tor orer raquoyfraquor hilaquo Buffering from eurraquol(raquobullbull wraquo o great Three doie of ATHLOPHOROScuni) him Neuralgia can Llwaya be quickly cured by ulaquot of ALlophorot Aik your druggist for Athlophnro if you cannot get It of him do not try iwniethin tUe hut order it ouoc fmm us We will bullend it express paid ou receipt of prlcv $1 00 Pr bottle ATHL0PH0R0S CO 112 Wall St New York
Buckeye Folding Binder bullThe l ightest running clr valor binder in t ho world
Folds so as to pass tlinmjrh farm n u f a Ki-iulresiesa Btoragcroom bullNeviritilsrlt8 i bundle Jentiunthi4 paper w h e n you send for our Ctitaloirue bull
Aultman Miller A Co Akron Ohio
P I S O S C U R E -FOR
TOOTH AcnE Headache- and other acnes are cured by St Jacobs Oil Price 50 cents
Prompt to cure and safe to take is Rod Star Cough Cure No poisons no opiates Price twenty-five cents a bottle
I f -fe -difficult -thfrrg-to-make-tiie lerre of a large telescope It is also often a difficult thing when a man lends his last dollar to get it back againmdashParijic Jester
THE new advertisement on this page of Le Pages Liquid Ulue warns everybody to beware of a deceiving bottle The wise will buy Le Pagos only First because they get double the worth of the money in quanti ty and second because Le Pages is a tnud and notHfouira-wanting glue It is used by the Smithsonian Tnlaquotirntfl and nifr er Government departments and by ex tensive manufacturers such as the Pullman Palace Car Company as well as by people7
generally Its populari ty is based on its merits ow aglue and until rival manufacturshyers can produce a glue that will do more than Le Page s did a t New Orleans when a block of Georgia pine one inch square butted registered 1613 pounds on a Kiehle testing-machine before part ing they will -be unable to overtop its pre-eminence
THE pleasantost way to take cod liver oil is to fatten pigeons with it and then eat the pigeonsmdash-V 1 Telegram bull
BRASH and viry ha i r becomes soft and pliant by using Hall s Hair Renewer
Many a mother has found Ayer s Cherry Pectoral invaluable in cases of croup
-lt WHAT bell are you ringingV^MS asked
of the colored sexton DJJKIS de secon ring of de fus bell
bent
Despise X o t J J t ^ D a y of Small Things Little things may help a mnn to risemdasha
in an easy chair for instance Div Rfefces P leasan t Purgat ive Pellets^^are
small things pleasant to t a k i ^ a i i d they cure sick-headaches relieye^torpid livers and do wonders Being^purely vegetable they cau not harmjwiyone Ail druggists
YES d e a ^ g i r l the man to whom you gave tiMrtnitten is free Hes a mau-you
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LOOK bullAT THESE BOTTLES and see w-hich you had rather havemdashthe big 10-cent bo t t l e with 5 cen t s worth
of glue or the honest bott le with
DOUBLE THE QUANTITY AND BETTER QUALITY This Is an exact reproduction of a bottle of
glut extensively advertised as a lQraquocent article _ I _ T J S - mor
LePACES
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THE TOTAL QUANTITY of LePAGES LIQUip GLUE soid during the Tpas t - five years in all pa r t s of the world amounted to over
32 MILLION Bottles Everybody wants it ALL KIJSampS of DEALERS find it a good thinfl to handle Jt brings new tuMomerSt and makes tfie old ones STICK
T W O C O L D M E D A L S London 1SS3 New Orleans 1885
tfie jsew Orleans ^position cunts made with it endured a
testing strain of over
1600 POUNDS TO A 8QUARE INCH
Pronounced the Strongest Glue Known IT MENDS EVERYTH
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THE TONIC
Thta medicine combined Iron with pure vegetable tonics and la Invaluable for DistmaoH peculiar t o W o m e n And all who load sodeotwjr live 11 pound bull lt bull r i c b e a and P a r i t i e tho K l o u d S t i m u l a t e the A p p e t i t e S t r e n i r t l i laquo n M the gt u n c l e a n d N e r v e mdash i n fact thoroughly I n v i g o r a t e
Clears tho completion and makea ihlaquo akin uraootb It does not blacken the teeth CHUM headache oar
bull produce Conitipationmdashnil olhtr Jrun medirivrt Jo M u EW B B E T 107 W lTth St Chicajm 111 laquoajr
I aued Browns Irnn Bittxrw laquosVgtnic wl i i l enurnnc raquo strong healthy baliy and waa Ktaty benefited
afsa A P CALDUBXI- Crawfordevillo Iowa say I used Brown Iron Hitters for rirvouref s and femample weakness and waa greatly benefited I never naed anything better
Una 8 A COampVY Lanainic Mich saya I havgt been troubled with weaknensea peculiar to females or year but found no permanent rflief until-1 uaed Brortu Iron Bitterswhlchhnjoompletelyoq red mu Genuine baa above Trade Mark and cmMed red l ine
on wrapper T a k e n o o t h e r Mude only by U U O W CIIKMICAL C O - K A l i i U O U K M D
EPITHELIOMA OR SKIN CANCER
For s e v e n years I snf leredwlth a cancer on ray rampccx Eight months a g o a friend rltvouimended t h e u s e oraquo Swlft8 Bpeclflc and I derernilnoil ti n u k e an effort to prycuro l t In t ins I waa iu ixesufu l unl l)CKraquon It us^ T h e Influence of the medic ine at flnt wm tlaquo aouiewhatajsifravate the nore but SLton the inftammi tlun wasal luyed and 1 br^an to Improve a f r e r t h e Brm few bottles My genera l health 1ms greatly Improved I am stronger ana a m able to do any kind uf work The cancer un m y l a c e begun to decrease and thlaquo ulcer to heal unti l thero la no a v e s t i g e o f i t leftmdash ouly a l i t t le scar marks the place
Mi J O I C I S A McDONAXO Atlanta Ga A u p n s t n 1SSS Treatise on Blood and S k i n Dlaeasea mai led free T H E S W T J T Spuo iy to Co Drawer 3 At lanta 3 raquo
N Y^ 157 W 23d Street-
I will ship this H A Y a n d S T R A W P B E S S t o any place on condit ion tluit If fuur m e n and o n e t-aiti can nut prcs-s X(u pound a of hay In mu huur and ndi drive the team faster (ban a wulk you may keep jAia Pre without pltn Fur c n d H i o n s cii c i l u i s t c address J A S P E X C E R D W I O H T IF
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LOVE C ( ) U R T S H I P a n d M A R R I A G E This most wonderful and handsome book of 160 pages mailed for only I O C
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H a J M f Q u i c k l y and P u l n l c a cured at home J3+rreraquopohdence
sol ic i ted Afidree trial of cure s e n t honeatlnveatlgatoru T H K H T J I A N B R X M K D T COMPA Y Lafaye t t e lnd
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CANCER Tumors and Ulcer cured w i t h o u t pa lnnrknl fe AVrtte furpatnptilet Dr F n l i o l l e y Mi lwaukee W
T l I C D I T C H I N G W A C H I H I bull W For i irculara Address
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DR P I E R C E S Favorite Prescr ipt ion is everywhere acknowledged to be the standshyard remedy for female complaints and weaknesses It is sold by druggists bull
AIWAVS what it is cracked up to bemdashIce mdashLife
PTKFJS TOOTHACHE DROPS cureinlminuto 25c Qltnns Sulphur Snap heala and lgtoaimflo8 25o GERMAN COIWI REMOVEH kills Corns A Bunions
HAXD organmdashThe Augersmdash Boston Trav tiler
Piaos Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable to use I t is not a liquid or a snuff 50c
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DR JOHN TUTX mdasht hare bltn for a number of y e a n severely afflicted with ft urhnnirial headache and a ilull heavy pain in my liywr Three rHittl^c of BULLS SAHRAVARILAA gave nse jyiore rflief than all the others combined pound H OWKNS( Louisville Ky
DR J O H raquo B t t t mdash 1 n a v o examined the prescription for the preparatlail of 1gtR J o n s B U L L S SARSAPAshyRILLA and be l l ev the combination to be an excellent
one and well calculated to produce an alterative im-prcMlon on thesyraquotern I have used it bxith inpublio and private pjrKctice aBd think it tho best article of Sarxaparillain nse
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K I D N E Y S
DYSPEPSIA Variabl apprtltr fi l it jtoawlan folia at pit oftka ttaaf raquofh krarlour wind In ihr ituataeb bad brratk bad taraquot la the aratt lowiplHu craenil yrmtratloa Thero U ao forai of dllaquoeaMgt aore pretalcat thraquoraquo Dytpep^la aadlt eaa In all t u n be (raced to an enfeebled or pehoned eoadlttoa of the blood HILLS 8AKSWAKIIL4 by elraalM aad pari fTlne Ue Mood loaet up tan dlffettltt orfaaa aad railef I bullbulned at laquobulllaquolaquo
DR JonxBctimdashT have no hesitation In-aaylnjr that 1 believe your SAKSAlWRlLLA tobe the btrst ngtedicine nianuraetured for the ouce o f ScrwfUla Syphilis and many other ciitaneoris and Klajidular aiTiTtions havingtruraquoed it with ehtlr aucvttta iu^num-oera of the above caaes
JAKES MOORE Loulsylllc Ky
PR Jo i ry Bc-irmdashT procured one hottl^of B U L L ^ SAKSAlAKUT-A for my f l i l^t son Ainyi)(r tho reole-dios andVarious preseriptiona that he ha triedfor welj 1 u n laquo and chest thiraquo one bottu lgteen oftnore benefit to him tban-vl) It haraquo curedine of Dvpepala
aa well JQI1N S McflKE
Are the treat aeeretary oeralaquo ef the body Into and thrtma-b the kldaay flow Ue want flaldi eontainlait poUoaoas Miter taken hrwat Ike eyntern IT Ue kldoey do net aet properly thU matter li relaiaed aad potnoa tke Moad taaula beadarke weakness pala la the taall of back aad lolaa latkee of beat ehllra wiU dlwrderraquod itoaiack aad boweW BILLS SARSAPARILLA aen araquo a dlaretle aa tka kldaeya and bo we aad directly oa Ue blood aa well enalaquo-liMC Ue jreal laquorlaquoaat cf Ue body to reaaae Ueir aaiarej fanetlaaa aad koaiU la at oaea reitaroi
D R J O H M B V L L mdash I have used B A L L S SAKSAFABTLLA for rheumatism and kidney trouble and my son haa Uken it for asthma and gvneral debility It haa given us both great relief Yourstruly
THOS H BKNTLKY KoesTlll IU
BULLS SARSAPARILLA bullULL^S WORM DBSTJtOYIR BULLS SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
THE POPULAR REMEDIES OF THE DAY
THE B L O O D
13 T H E L I F E
Horslaquo^Cave Ky
SCROFULA I a peenllar morbid conditio of the ltritem raawd dlreetiy by ImpurHlen la the blood or by Ike lark of infleleatoarUhae furaiek-ed lo the tyiteai throurk the blwvl aeaally afeellnr tke t-laada^ftea roanltln U twoll
laja ealarired Jolnta abeegtae^ aire eye bhitehy era tloaa oa the faco or week Krvraquolpela le akla to II en naletakea for Serofala raquobull It eaaVelaquo rrnai Ue a pare blood BILLS MAKSIM RILL A by gtlaquofTrgttlaquo|t Ike blood aad tonln ap Ike laquoylttnat foreertkeJae))6ritle(froA ake blood aad eleaaeee Ue laquobull(raquobullraquo tkrotuk^an regular ekaaaela
D R I O B X BrLL - Iy l s rngtltrflnlon that your preshyp a r a t i o n ^ SAKSAP^CltLkrA is decidedly superior to any other now in ufXnd 1 will take irrvut plpasur In raquoecommendingf Ityor the uure of Scrofula and all dls-laquoavteraquo of theiktofia and kidney
B B ALLtN M D Bradford Ky PRINCIPAL OFFICE
531 W ^ t Ma in S t r e e t Louisv i l le K y c e $ 1 Six B o t t l e s f o r $ 0 For Sale by alt DrugglataV
O P I U M CANCER l | l | n vVisrs Eangsand AVayicsient H H I M w h e r e wholesa lesAi l retail
S bull_JR1IJ bull B_C^trelilamp Co^^a Wabaal
LA D I E S Pendforsatt ipre codeo Ladies Hquie Journal and Practica
M o r p h i n e H u b l t CurcA In I O t o S O d a y s V o u n y t i l l c u r e d
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
5on
Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
JENNIE JUNE raquo
ANDARD EXCELLENCE There-is^to Machine ifirthe-Trade-that-
Equals it
EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
AGENTS WAITED I N I N W C C P I E D TEB8IT0K oxa
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
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ANDERSON GATHERINGS f-rom our Correbpondeat
Wru McGee is no better
J as Roaches house is booming
Mrs M L Hinchey is dangerously
sick
Frank Wordens house is nearly completed
0 M Wood Esq is in Caro Tuscola Co on business
James Burden brought home a wife on Wednesday last
Elder Coddington preaches at the school-house next Sunday at 5 P M
Elder Coddington preached to a full house on Sunday afternoon His apshypointment has been changed t o 5 oclock P M
James Marble has an invitation from his cousin Jerome Marble of Worcester Massto join a grand huntshying party on an excursion to Montana next autuin He will accept
A Sunday school organised at the school-bouse with the following list of officers Superintendent Mrs Jane C Bullis Asst Supt John Clapbam Secreterv Mrs J R Eaman Treasshyurer Laura Wilson Organist Addie Marble The school will meet every Sabbath at 4 p M
Some tramping vandal placed an obstruction in the shape of a heavy log across the rail-road track pound mile west of our station on Saturday or Sunday The engineer of the express train luckily discovered it in time to stop or serious consequences might have reshysulted
burns but Ed our motto is Try try again
Jamea Hoard with a very pleasant face came iuto town Saturday and invited all to smoke with him as it was the first day of his married life Of course they all responded
One of the most durable and beautiful jobs of papering ever witnessed was in W W Smiths store Wm Piper of Uuadilla did the work of which he is not ashamed to have on exhibition
was
PLAINFIELD SPLASHES From oar Correspondent
Mr Topping leads the season he planted corn Monday
Spenee Bunton spent the Sabbath with friends in Unadiila
bullu
Mrs S Dailey spent a few days^ef the past week in Jackson ^ ^
A funeral a weddin^Kand a birth within a eek in^thTs vicinity
Topping and Miss Moi-fgts are brth on the sick list-
Mrs M Kuhn of Rustford visited in this place a part of the past week
Mr and Mrs M M Abbott of Iosco spent the Sabbath at D F VanSrckles
Miss Mollie Liermore will exhibit a fine stock of millinery goods at Topshypings store on Thursday oteich week
A Mr Braley made an appearance at the residence of E N Braleylast Friday morning He possessas a fair musical talent and tips the scale at 136 ounces avoirdupois
One of our prominent men having spent the first prrt of his life in single blessedness and Hoard-ing up a fine little property had Mould-ed to ins physical and financial organism on Saturdaylast by Rev 0 N Hunt one of the fairest daughters in this vicinity The parties more particularly interest ed are Mr James Hord and Miss Clara Mould both of this place
From
UNADILLA REMARKS Prom ourCorreepondent
Spence Bunton of plainfield visible on our streets Sunday
Mrs Fred Dougless returhed to her home at Bancroft Thursday
G Hoy land of Howell has beguu to remove his household goods from this place
Mr Jas Hoard and Miss Clara Mole of this place were married on Saturday last
The Thursday evening train brought A H Watson and wife from the Sunny South
Mrs FosterChapman from Illinois has bten visiting relatives at this place and at Gregory
A number of relatives gathered at the home of R Barnum last Wednesshyday to visit T F Bird
Last Thursday at eleven oclock the funeral of Mrs Dr Field of Alpenewas held in the-^Presbyerian Church at this place She^-wlas known and respected by piPold resi cbnts of this place
You re looking for stvlish clothing for well-made substantia) clothing Look through at MCPHERSONS and youll find it
Its wonderful the great stock we have the largest we have ever offered Its a marvel about the goods and prices
As perfect clothing as you would wish to put on you Natty easily-fitting shapelymdashthe Pink of Style
Mens suits at $300 $350 $375 $400 $450 $500 $550 $600 $700 $750 $800 $885 and our great big $9 dress suit At $10 yes for only 10 dollars regular 12 and 15 dollar suit elsewhere Why so cheap We want to stir up your minds That is why we are selling clothing for less than it would bring We want you to see it Last year our sales were very much larger than the year before this year so far they are away ahead of last yean Our business is large^giwing larger we do it by doing uncomshymonly well for customers We are selling all of our clothing low for the purpos^of giving the widest possible notice For the more we dotWoetter and cheaper we can buy and sell Boyscloth-ing^Very very low for the very same reason and when you turn o boys clothing our Fashions and making are j ust as tip-top
You can Get Style and the biggest sort of moneys worth
i Cured health and sweet secured hy Shiloira Cntarrh
Remedy Pnce 50 cents Nasal Inshyjector free
For sale by F A Sigler
For dyspepia and liver complaint you have a printed guarantee on tvery bottle of Shilohs Vitalizer It never fails to cure For sale by F A Sigushyier
THE LEADOG CLOTHIERS
vVill you suffer with dyspepsia an liver complawit Shilohs Vitalizer i guaranteed to cure you
visited at
again
GREGORY DOIN Corresponae
Howel hStts last weeX-
Marshall i around after battling with the measles
The new dupound store of S E Mathews is neiringcompletion
Two hundred barrels unloade
O M ttmiLD nas oeenjraking some impovements in and^around his store
ling of Dansville is Iff opening a store in Gregory
5on
Mr and Mrs Levi Jacobs and family visited Fowlervillc Friday and bullSaturday
Dr D M Greene remvoed a cancer from the arm of_Elmer Dickenson last week I t is doing finely
We haVfe a teacher for our school a t last which the boardmdashafter quarshyreling for some timemdashsaw fit to hire We wish Miss Dumbar success
There is talk of organizing abase hall team in Gregory for thecoming season we hope eo as there is some good timber if only handled properly
We sympathize very much with Mr Mathews overhis unconditional success in t rylng^o raise a few side
For sale by F A Siller
That hacking cough can be so quickshyly cured by yiiiohs Jure We guarshyantee it
For sdle by F A Siller
bull Troup whooping cough an lb fo rF chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure For sale bv F A Sigler
Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough Shilohs Cure is the remedy- for you
For sale oy F A Sigler
Shilohs Cure will immediately r lieve croup whopping cough and^bfon chit is For sale by F A Sisler
Shilohs cough ami consumption cure is sold bvjprtm a guarantee It cures consiiHrjption
For sale by F A Sigler
--Why will you cougn when Shilohs Cure will give immediate relief Price 10 cts 50 cts and $1 For sale by F A Sigler
Shilohs Catarrh Remedymdasha positive cure for caiarrh diptheria and canshyker mouth For sale by F A Sigler
JUST RECEIVED A new and complete stock of
FISH Tackle Base Balls amp
Wadeamp Butcher Razors
Watches in all Grades Jewelry in the Latest Styles
Plated Ware Musical and Optical Goods
Guns amp Ammunition
G0LDW00D Sired bv Golden bow 2436 record 227| sire of Golden Prince 218frac34 Gold-wodis^-deep blood bay horse one wurt^hlndfoot15fhahd^higtitf^
7 bred by Harry Stevens Mt Cleshymens Mich First dam Polly Parrot by Roebuck Abdallah son of Roe s Ab-dallah Chief by Abdallaw sire of ftys-dyks Hambletonian by Manumno by Messenger Second dam by New York Black Hawk by Andred Jackshyson by Young Bashaw by ImpGrand Bashaw Polly Parrot is the dam of six mares that could all beat 240 Kate Barium 231 whicn should be 228| _as that was the actual time made in the race Emma Griner by Magna Charta trotted a match race for money over the Hamtramek track getting a record of 232$ Two more sived by Magna Charta could beat 240 One signed by Sir Denton trot ted a third mile in a race over a half-mile track driven by a lady to full stiring bugiry in 236 Another by Hambletonian Star can show a mile close to 230 and will beat 230 as soon as she has a little preparatory work Besides three stallions one by Hamshybletonian Star one by Sir Denton and Goldwood by Goldenbow All three promise to go fast if handled for speed showing that Polly Parrot is a great producer ot speed
Goldwood will etampnd In Dexter on Saturdays and will stand at home at the residence of Aleck Dancer one mile west of Dexter the reet of toe wk ami) ALECK DANCER
3TPrices as low as the lowest All kinds of repairing done on short notice
EUGENE CAMPBELL
THE NEW AND ELEGANT bullmdashHICH A R M mdash U
JENNIE JUNE raquo
ANDARD EXCELLENCE There-is^to Machine ifirthe-Trade-that-
Equals it
EWINC MACHINE ITHE BESr BUY NO OTHEB
The LADIES FAVORITE because it is LIGHT BUNtf lKQ and doea suoh beautiful work Agents Favorshyite because it i saqu iokand easyseller
AGENTS WAITED I N I N W C C P I E D TEB8IT0K oxa
JUNE MANUFACTURING CO COT UWbinuinioitiffli Street
CHICAGO ILL
The No II Osborne Self-Binding Harvester is the outcome of yra s of study and experiment and in its conception anltHe-velopment the highest order of inventive and mechanical tilent has been era-ploped It has been wrought out laborously and minutelv day by day throughout many years it hns been carefully studied and improved until it hasTenchedthe ACMEOFTPEUFECTION andis acknowledged to-dav as the standshyard of excellence the world over The building of reaping machinery is a science which can neither belearned or prosecuted in a cursory manner he who would succeed must commence early and conscientiously devote his entire time ter the best years of his life to the causemdashthus has it been with the OSBORNE MACHINES in the construction of which constant attention is given to the minutest details all work beinj conducted under the most efficient supervision and executed by skilled and experienced workmen
The machine which we offer to supply the wants ot the public this vear the NO 11 OSBORNE LIGHT STEEL FrUME HARVESTER AND SELF-BINDERmdashthe most desirable simplest in construction and lightest draft binder mode This Harvester and Binder has achieved a world-wide reputa tion Its record is afrrand series of triumphs Commencing in Australia in January it won fi^t prize in competition with the Deering wood JohnHoo McCormick Buckeye and Homsby and continued its triumphant march through the entire American harvest and as a crowning achievement won first prize an^ special Gold Medal in Franee over the Deenng Johnston and McCormick rf July In all their history they never matfe so brilliant a record
A full line of Binders Reapers and Mowers AT P51GES AS LOW AS ANY
J ^ D o n t fail to Get our prices on Bun) JXQ TWIN Our Prices are the Lowest
0 RICHARDS amp SON ^ GENERAL AGENTSr HNCEOTi MIGR
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