CAIiELESSNESS IN WORK.
It Results in a Terrific Collision Be
tween Two New Jersey Trains.
The lingliufe Completely Wrecked nud
Nearly a Dozen I'ernoiis Killed.
The Train Dispatcher Under Arrest.
Jersey City (N. J.) dispatch ot the 18th:
On the Meadows, four miles west ot this
city, a collision occurred between tw trains,
this pvoning, which resulted in the death of
nine po .ions and tho injury of several
othcin. Tlio Pacific express, leaving hero at
8:15 o'clock, ran into tho western-bound
emigrant train, which hnd stopped at ft
conl chute, on tho enst side of Hnckensack
bridge, knocking a portion of tho latter
across tho track of the Lehigh Valley road.
Shortly afterward u Lehigh Valloy train,
eastward bound, came thundering along
and crashed luto tho wreck. Tho dead
were all on the emigrant train, as were also
tho injured. Tho brakeman ot tho latter
train was among tho victims. Tho wreck
was the most frightful one which has oc
curred on tho road for years.
Following is a full list of tho dead and
wounded as far as known:
Killed Karl Henry Orommer, nged 30
years, Norwegian; head taken oh; had
threo tickets from New York to Ilattlo
Creek, Mich., and pnpers showing that ho
arrived by tho steamship Klbo.
An unknown boy, aged 8 years, horribly
crushed.
An unknown woman, head off.
Knlina Arnenrcs, aged 20, who was on
her way to Mndison, Wis., wherohcr father
residea; died at the St. I'Yaiicis hospital.
Four more bodies wero found this morn
ing under tho wreck of tho Lehigh Valley
locomotive; they have not been identilied.
Two unknown boys were found under the
pilot of tho engiuc,ono 8 years and tho
other 12.
An unknown womnn, hend and arms
gone; remains badly scorched.
An unknown man, trunk burned to a
crisp, was found Uvo feet below the surface
of tlio wreck.
Thomas 11. Trntt, telegraph operator,
has been arrested. Pratt is 2C years old
is an experienced operator. Ho admits
that ho did not give tho right signals, and
says lie was advised by friends to desert,
but refused to do so. lie is held to await
tlio action of tho coroner's jury. Ho re
sides in this city with his wifo and threo
children.
Of tho threo bodies discovered buried in
front or the Lehigh Valloy engine, ono was
that of a woman unknown and unrocogniz
able. Lati:u. Pratt, tho telegraph operator,
was arraigned this afternoon, on tlio cliargo
of manslaughter. JIc wnived examination
and was held to await tlio action of the cor
oner's jury. Norman L. Howe, counsel for
Pratt, makes tho following statement:
"Pratt was stationed in tho Marion signnl
tower, near the station of that name. Ho
controlled tho east end of a section of tlio
rond. known as a block, extending from
Marion to tho Fish house, on tho llncken
snck meadows, about threo miles distant.
It was his duty to record tho pnssago of
trains, and their passing tho Fish house,
upon tlio tally sheet which lay before him.
The emigrant train had passed his station
thirteen minutes beforo the Western express
approached. Pratt glanced at his sheet,
and mistook another entry for the record
of tho emigrant train, having passed tlio
Fisli house. Tho emigrant train hnd not
left tho block, however, Inn in; backed down
to pick up two cars which ha 1 broken loosu
from tho train."
In his statement to Chief of Police Mur
phy, Pratt admitted that ho had not re
ceived tlio signal from tho Fisli limiho, but
took it for granted that tho block was
clear, because of tho thirteen minutes which
had elapsed.
Supt. Crawford states that the investiga
tion shows that Pratt alono is responsible.
Tho wliito signal, denoting a clear track,
was shown, and justified the engineer of the
expicss in running in upon tho block.
Tho wrecked Lehigh Valley cngino was
raised this evening. In tlio mud beneath
was found tho body of a boy 10 years of
age. He had light hair. Doth legs were off
below the knee, tho right sido of his faco
was crushed and his hands scorched. 15e
sidu the body wns found the leg of a boy
who was presumably 12 years of ago. Tho
member does not correspond with tlio re
maining portions of nny of tho bodies
in tho morgue. It is thought an
other lifo hns been lost. This makes a
total of nine deaths. Tho dobris is being
carefully searched.
MRS. NELLIE GRANT SARTORIS.
A Iteport tliat SIio tin Separated from
llor lliiMbnnd.
Washington dispatch: The recently pub
lished reports of tho permanent separation
of Mrs. Nellie Grant Snrtoris from her hus
band caused Washington peoplo to remem
ber how much astonished and disgusted
they felt over the match. Tho Impression
Snrtoris mnde In Washington wns that of
a rough, conrso-hrained, and decidedly vul
gar, low-bred Englishman. His general
coarse conduct in connection with tho fact
that he had exhibited somo of Miss Nellie's
letters to him, accompanied with gross re
marks, to persons in a Wisconsin town
where an accomplished young Indy had re
jected his addresses, caused solicltuds
nmong many of Gen. Grant's warm per
sonal friends, and some of them consulted
as to the propriety of informing him of Sar
torls' conduct, with a view of regaining pos
session of Miss Nellie's letters. Sena
tor Matt Carpenter finally consented
to broach tho dolicato subject to
General Grant. He called at the
white houBo, nnd in as delicate a
manner ns possible commenced relating the
current scandal as to Sartoris' notorious
tonduet, when tho general quietly re
marked: "That will do, Mr. Sonntor; but
my daughter is engaged to Mr. Sartoris,
and the wedding will take place." Senator
Carpenter, in speaking of the interview,
said he never felt so chagrined as at the
president's abrupt closing of the conversa
tion, and that he would never ngnin, under
nnj circumstances, attempt to advise
.kbout the domestic affairs of any one. It
was well known that Gen. Grant wns op
posed to the alliance, but when his daugh
ter's affections wore engnged he acquiesced
and would listen to no argument or sugges
tion to the contrary. When Go. Jewell
was returning from his mission at St.
Petersburg to nccept a position in Grant's
cabinet he stopped n day at Southampton
to call upon the elder Mr. nnd Mrs. Snr
toris, the parents ot Miss Nellie's husband.
He was cordially received by them, but in
the course of conversation Mrs. Sartoris
nstonished the ex-minister to Russia by
remarking that "she did not see what there
was about Algernon (her son) to ctAiso the
daughterof thepresidentof tho great United
States to fall in love with aud marry."
Gov. Jewell subsequently expressed the
isme astonishment.
An Excursion Ends lu Riot.
A crowd ot :0,U00 people, among whem
was a large number of roughs, gathered on
the wharf at Pittsburg to join an excursion
to Davis island dam, where Capt. Paul
Boynton was to give an exhibition. Tho of-
cers of the steamer were overpowered, and
their boat loaded to the water's edge. On
this account t-ey were unablo to muko tlio
trip, and announced that tho exhibition
would bo given before tho wharf.
This leU to a riot, during which tho
rouchs with axes nud other iuiiilumcnts
I almost cut up tho excursion barges JCdna
I and Alice, and compelled- tlio officers to
jump into tlio river to save uieir lives, uc
cuuso they would not refund the money
taken for tickots. A largo forco of police
men wero ordered to the wharf, but order
was not restored for a long time. Tlio
ringleudora wero arrested.
TRAGEDY IN AN IOWA COUNTY.
A Fiend Wow IIIh Ilrollicr's Brains
Out "With an Old Zlluaket.
Sioux City dispatch: The most horrible
murder that every disgraced Woodbury
county occurred in Wcstfork township last
evening. James nnd John Johnson, broth
ers, lived together on a, farm. John wn
married nnd Jnmes a single man, about 28
yenrs of age. Yesterday they had a house
raising, after which a keg of beer was
tapped. The two brothers quarreled and
James wns ordered from the house. He
went out on the prnirle and remained until
about 11 o'clock. Ho then returned to the
house and found his brother nslcep In bed.
Taking nn old army musket, he loaded
it, plnced the muzzle to John Johnson's
head and blew his brains out. Not satis
fied with his fiendish work, he deliberately
loaded the gun ngnin and fired another
chnrge into his hend, scattering his brains
nnd blood over the bed and walls of the
room. Tho murderer remained at the
house two hours and then went and in
formed the neighbors that his brother was
dead. He was immediately placed under
nrrest and subsequently made a confession
of the horrible crime. On tho way to this
city with nn olllccr they mot a wagon with
a coffin tor the dead nun, ajnd JoJlao.
being told ho would never see his brother
again, replied: "Yes, I will; I will meethim
in hell." The wife of the murdered man
stood by and saw tho crime, agreeing that
it was the proper tiling to do. She has not
bten arrested.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
Secretary Whitney is not easily ncccssi1
bio to visitors.
Josh Hillings mndo n fortuno of 100,000
out oi lus bad spelling.
Edwin Arnold is going to Ceylon to com
mune with tlio Buddhists.
"Old Put," tho general, is to have a mou
uinent at last at Brooklyn, Conn.
Mr. Kasson's book is to bo a history oi
American diplomacy during tlio war.
Belva Lockwood will probably remain in
Washington until tho next presidential
campaign.
Jay Gould is reported to havo saved
cnougli money to uiivo tlio front of Ins now
tomb regilded.
Prince Bismnrik declines to sit for his
portrait not because ho isn't pretty, but
on account oi being restless.
X'resiuent Lloveland is said to possess
tho power of easily disconcerting bores
without telling tliem to "git."
Mnhonc, of Virginia, is said to bo work
ing for himself instead ot for Wise. Mahone
is wiso enough to look out for number one
Miss Cleveland, it is said, has had all
tho newspaper notoriety alio wants. She
will soon return from h.r old homo to
Washington, where sho will spend the
winter.
General Benjamin F. Butler's sense of
hearing is singularly acute. Ho is said to
bo tho only man in tho country who can
hear himself think that ho will bo president
somo day.
Judgo Tliurman, when accosted by a re
porter wno wished to interview linn, ionised
to express his opinion on political affairs.
Had lie a hand in tho revision of tlio Old
Testament, ho said, ho would have added
an eleventh conimandmout, which should
read, "Thou shnlt not permit an intor
viowcr to live."
PRESIDENT ADAMS SPEAKS OUT.
IIo Denounce tho Southern I'jicllle'.-.
Laht ITIovc an ;rnpln.
A story comes from New- York, says a
Boston dispatch, that tho Transcontinen
tal association has sent notice to the Paci
fic Mail company that at the expiration of
thirty days its monthly subsidy payment
will bo stopped. President Adams, ot tho
Union Pacific, said that ho had no infor
mation concerning it, butiutended to itiuko
inquiries regarding it. Tlio poliey of tho
Southern Pucilic on transcontinental bus
iness has been, ho thought, very arbitrary,
nnd ho was disposed to condemn in tlio
strongest manner possible their recent no
tion in refusing to honor a draft seat to
them. Tho Union Pacific was not at all
solicitous about transcontinental business,
and could do without tlio agreement much
hotter than tho Southern Pacific, which in
dicated a desiro to have tilings all its own
way, and justified every lino in withdraw
ing from the association. Concerning his
visit to Wnsington, President Adams said
ho had talked tho whole Pacific mail sub
ject with tho United States railroad com
missioner and Assistant Secretary Jcnks.
Both gentlemen- understood the question
thoroughly and tho Inttor denied emphati
cally that ho intended to pursue tho course
attributed to him by 'somo of tho news
papers. A Free Trade Scheme la Mexico.
A City of Mexico dispatch says tho cabi
net and congressional discussions of tariff
reform measures give riso to many rumors.
A recent editorial in the Boston Herald
creates much comment. It hints that a
loan to Mexico might bo raised in tho
United States. A scheme for freo trndo be
tween tho two republics, the United States
to pay Mexico $15,000,000 annually, is
being tnlked up. Among tho Americans tho
plan is thought to bo wiso, as it would lead
to a great Increase In trade, opening up tho
entire Mexican market to American manu
facturers and bringing tho two countries
into very intimate and friendly relations.
Tho Mexican editors who recently traveled
In the United States believo in n close coin
incrttlal connection with that city.
To Shut Ont ricuro-Pncuinonia.
Governor Oglesby, of Illinois, has issued
a proclamation of quarantine against
plouro-pnoumonia and prohibiting the ship
mcnt of cattle from tho following named
localities: Counties Richmond, Kingsnnd
Queens in the stato of Now York; Bergen,
Passaic, Essex, Union, Hunterdon, Cam
den, Burlington. Hudson und Middlesex In
New Jersey; Baltimore and Prince George
in Maryland: Fairfax and Londsun.in Vir-
ginin; Jiarrwon and Pendleton in Ken
tucky: Newcastle In Delaware Jefferson in
West Virginia, and the District of Colum.
bin. The proclamation was made upon the
recommondatlon of the live stock commis
sion of Illinois, which reported information
that pleuro-pneumonia existed among cat.
tie in the counties above named. 1
Ttoynl Illood.
Wo nre nil kings and queens in thii coun
try and wo have n right to ns cnotl blood
as" that which courses through the veins ot
emperors. If tho blond is poor nnd tht
checks nro pule. It is well known that
Brown's iron Bitters is thegrent tonic wlilrb
will give color, vigor, nnd vitality. Mr. M.
K. Gibson, ot West Point. Miss., siiys, "I
felt weak and debilitated. Brown's iron
Bitters mnde mo strdti and well."
A Specimen Hoad.
The president of ono oi our horse rail
roads tells a good story at the expense of
his own line. An old lady, he says, waved
her hands vigorously for tho car to stop
when it waB halt way down a block. At
last tho conductor saw her nnd yelled im
patiently "Yaas," but didn't stop tho car
till it got to tho next 6trcct.
"Sir," snid tho lady, sharply, as she
passed out, "you're no gentleman."
"Of couii.3 I ain't," tlio conductor an
swered; "if I was what would I bo working
for this road for?" Boston Globe.
In tlio I'oroM City.
Mr. G. E. Bryan, No. 151 Putnntn street,
Cleveland, Ohio, hns naturally much ex
perience in sickness, with a family of seven
children, nnd his doctors' and druggists'
bills arc heavy. He states publicly that ho
has given Bed Star Cough Cure a thorough
trial in his homo, and fiends it to bo thu
best remedy that ho has over used for
coughs or colds. It contains neither mor
phia nor opium, and therefore leaves no
depressing effects.
Bnrnum hns treated Jumbo just ns ho
has tho public stuffed him.
Dr. Mary Walker novcr looked under tho
bed for a burglar.
Mrs. Samuel B. Clemens, wire ot "Mark
Twain," is very pretty and accomplished.
Lndy Grnnvillo Gordon bus opened a
dress-innking establishment in London.
Don't Rend This
Unlc
nless you want n free sample ot Smith's
lilo Beans, tlio great liver remedy, nnd n
cautiful card taken front real life, sentyou
Bile
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ueiiuLiiui earn wikuii iiuiii ru.u uiu,Bt;iitjuii
r t -i c i l i n
lieu Ul Llllirgu. Cf mi us J uur uuiuit mm x j.
nddress. .1. F. Smith it Co., St. Louis, Mo.
(Name this paper.)
ItKOWN'S ritKN-CH l)lti:SSlN AND
SATIN rOLlSlt.
Mcsrs. n. F. Brown & Co., Boston. Mass.. havo
1 ecn awarded at tlio Centennial Exposition at Phila
delphia In 1S7C. at Mclbournoin 1880, nt Frankfort In
at Amsterdam In issa. nnd at the New Oilcans
Exposition In issi nnd i tlio highest lirnon for
tlielr French Dressing anil f-nllii Polish. 'J'IiIm excel
lent firm do lmslnesi with all tho civilized nnd un
civilized nations; till fact It sulllclent proof that
"Drown & Co.'s" Roods havo merit, nnd nro appre
ciated throughout thu world. Not only for shoes la
"llrown's l)rcslnK"(.ood, but for satchels' and other
leather Roods It ean'l lie beat. The "Army and Nitvy
HlackliiK," mndo by this Arm. Is equally as popular.
It preserves tho lenlher, and by Its fieijucut. use
shoes will last double tl)0 time.
VATnrVT.Sobtnii)C(lliyl,onfKlr'ipKer.tCo.,.At.
torucys, Washington, D.C. Eal'd 1864. Adticufrce.
Bronzo is a very fashionable huo nowa
days, but brass lias not entirely gone out.
JAY EYE SEE'S driver. Edwin T. Hither,
uses Colo's Veterinary Curbollntlio, and n
thorough trial enables iilm to endorse It an tho
beat rcmetlv that lie ever snw for general stable
use. Sold by Druggists at 00c and $1.00.
Georgo W. Cliilds is B.tid to have an in
come of $1,200 per day.
"KOUGI1 ON ITCH."
"Rough on Itch" cures 6kln humors, eruptions.
rhiR worm, tetter, salt rheum, frosted feet, chll
blaus. Itch, Ivy polsou, barber's itch. 5Uo. Jars.
Bobert Browning, tho poet, now lives in
Venice.
For cuts from barbed wire fence, sore shoulders,
hicks and open sores on animals, use Stewart's
Healing Powder, 75 and CO cts. a box.
Young men nnd women who attend
Elliott's Business Collego, Burlington, la.,
receivo a thorough preparation for lifo'a
work, honco aro very successful.
German photographers nro now making
photographs of lightning.
nouuii on rir.r.s."
Cures piles or hemon holds. Itching, protrudlnc.
Meedlnp, Internal or other. Internal nnd external
lemcdy lu each package. Sura cuic, 00c. Druei-lsls.
Hellof from Slolc ncadnclio. Drowsiness,
NniiPcn. Dizziness, l'uln lu tho Side. Arc.
ciinrnntccd to thoso usIiirt Cnrtor's I.lttlo
Llvor Pills. Thoso complaints nro nonrly nl
ways cuusod by totpid llvor and coustiputcil
liowols. ItestoiH tliejoorpniir) to thoir proper
lunctions and tlio trouble couscs. Cnrtor's
I.lttlo Mvor Pills will lo this every tlino. Ono
pill Is a dose. Forty In a vial. Price i'u cents
XThea Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
"When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became If las, she clang to Castorla,
V.lsu sho had Children, she gave them Castorla,
A Pueblo Mexican pnpor is called tho
Mother-in-Law.
A eclobrated physician declares thnt
"Hunt's Remedy will euro any enso of kid
ney discaso that can bo cured."
A celebrated doctor says that "other
iircparations ns substitutes .for Hunt's
Cidney Remedy, nro worthless in compari
son to it."
I Really Can't
Begin to tell the benefit 1 derived from Hood's Ear.
laparllla, ssjs a ltdjr who had been all tired out,
"almost ready to give up." Why, It stave me new
life and strength so rapidly I ha; la a few days I felt
like another woman. I recommend It us the best
blood purifier and t nlc I ever knew of.
"I bare been using Hood's Barsaparllla and am
greatly Improved In health. It has toned up my en.
tire s ystcin, enriched my blood, and given me an ap
petite." Jas. O. Catik, New Albany, Ind.
Needed a Tonic.
I was generallynun down, bad no appetite, and
needed a good tonic. I never used anything that did
me so much good as Hood's Sariaparllla, I now bare
a good appetite and feel renewed all over; am better
than I have been for years." E. II. Kind, 1 W. 9th
Street, Oswego, N. T.
"I recommend Hood's Sarssparllla as a wonderful
blood puilfler a sure and reliable remedy,' Mrs.
S. Y. IIcroess, West Morris, Ct.
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Bold by all drusgtits. (!) six for 13. Prepared
byC. I. HOOD It CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mail.
100 Doses One Dollar.
5He Suftt
Dwwy.vko Um Wtil St., JCtioa?lll, Ii4., uttitti
mntly tim Ntersljl In tl fw, sod u Blctly
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4 by ATHLOf K0R0S, Ttlt ( Uelr ur. u4
i.4 rtB
riMj hi Amst K ytsr trot cut lot auio
tm. U jsaututcetli t Matt ul try Msuutlsf
i, satsnltr u.iu bom u. W wUl nul It siwcm
mm. satsratr umm tram u. W will ttui It tijM
lOTV.pt M fHK. 1 ,CU pr HH4.
'ATHL0PU0S0S CO. 112 Wall Bt.N.w Tort
Established FAY'S 1800.
MANILLA ROOFING !
)CSMnlIr Hub leather! for UOOI.H. OUT
HI UK WAI'I.S, and l.NHIUI: In iilucie ot
l'luster. Vrnr strong and tlurulilfi. OAK
I'K'f H and J t LI (i S uf sumo iiiisterlul. Catalogue
Vila tetllixoaUls and samples, 1'rrc.
W. II. I'Ai C6.. Camden. N. J.
"So IMiynic, Sir, In .lllnc!"
A pood story comes from a boys' board
Inr-fihool in "Jersey." The diet wns mo
notonous and conxtipntins, and theleilrned
Principal derided to introduce some old
jtyle physic in the apple-sauce, ami await
tho huppv results. One bnuht lad, tho
smartest In school, discovered the secret
mine In his situce, unit pushing back Ins
plate, shouted to the pedagogue, "No
physic, Mr, in mine. My dad told mo to
use nothin' but Dr. Pierce's 'Pleasant Pur
gative Pellets,' and they nro a doing their
duty like n charm!" They nro anti-bilious,
and purely vegetable.
Osenr Wilde's bnby 1ms n sunllowcr com
plexion, says a man who has seen it.
Hon Women Would Vote.
Were women allowed to vote, every ono
In the land who has used Dr. Pierce's
"Pnorite Proscription" would vote it to
ho nn unfailing remedy for tho diseases
peculiar to her sex. lly druggists.
Lady Randolph Churchill is snid to dis
approve of woman suffrage.
"Hello!" wo heard one man say to an
other, the other day. "I didn't know you
nt first, why! you look ten years younger
thnn wlion I saw you last." "I fori ten
yours younger," was tho reply. "Yon Know
I used to bo under the weather all the timo
nndgnvoup expecting to be nny better.
The doctor paid I hnd consumption. 1 was
terrilily weak, had night-sweats, cough, no
appetite, and lost llesli. I saw Dr. Pierce's
'Golden Medirnl Discovery' utlvortisod, and
thought it would do no hnrm if it did no
pood. It hns cured me. lam a new mau
because 1 am a well ono."
Rielinrd Grant White's estate isestitnntcd
at SSS.OOO
My wifo was taken with a severe attack
of rheumatism nnd suffered intense pain.
After taking six doses of Athlophoros tho
pain was entirely gone nnd tho swelling
nearly all reduced. R. 11. Watson, Supt.
Am. Dist. Telegraph Co.. Detroit, Mich.
Silas Goble. of Ocean county, Now Jersey,
hns twenty-threo children.
"Hough on l!at' clears out lints, Mice. 15c.
"Hough cn Corns" hard or ofteorns,Jmnlons. lie
"Hough on Toothache." Itistajitrrllcf. 13c
lienconsflcld'H voice was pott and low;
Gladstono's is of medium pitch.
HaHord Simon Is capital for dyspcrttcs. In
Tuluable to all itond ooks.
There nro 1500 words in homo of Arch-deiu-im
Fnrrar's sentences.
BITTERS.
It will euro any cne of T.Ivcr nnd ICIilnoy
troubles when properly taken. H Is a perfect
renotator nnd invinorntor, It cleanses tho hj
torn of tho tnlhoiioiis humors thnt develop In
I.lvci, ICiilney nnd C'rlnnry diseases, car
rylnjr away nil polsonou nintter nnd re
torlut; the Hlood ton lienltlir condition,
eiirlrlitii; It, rorresliln and iiivlgorntlnK
ITllncl nnd Hotly. It prevents the growth to
KorloiiH IIInvkM of a Iniia;rii (Miuh ot
DIseuHUH that begin lu mero trivial nil
niciite, and tuca too apt to bo neglected as suclt,
TIIOUSAMJS OF CASKS
of tlio worst forms of thoso terrlhlo diseases
haro been iilckl) relieved nud In a short
timo perfectly cured by tho uso of Hops) Jc
IUul IIlttGrs.
Do not pet IIopsi and IVInlt Illttrra con
founded with liilerlor prepnrntions of similar
tiamo. Tiilco Nolliln hut IIops&Malt lilt
tors If you want 11 suro Cure.
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KIDDER'S PflSTILLES.SK
tan 'lifi r lostf awn IIjbi
iHivstiiui ium
Moriililno Hnlilt OureillnlO
lu o uayH. mi yay tut tmreti.
luu J OTii-riiuNU, jjcuauou, uuiu.
w yaC'X X . .A mailed, to any aUtlros. 011 rocotpt 012c ptamp.
nT y VC'
M AL T lilffi
aMIHHIir- lar
vnis war km
OPIUM
for Infants and Children.
"Castorla Is so well adapted to children Uiat I Oasterla cures Colic, Constipation,
111 So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, K. Y. Without injurious modi cation.
Tun Csrrjtvn Cowakt, 182 Fulton Street, N. T.
Northwestern Business College,
SIOUX OITY, IOWA.
NOW OPEN, - - STUDENTS ADMITTED AT ANY TIME,
Great success first year. On'n hundred and fortr-two students-KIhtee.t graduates, all In positions.
Eliort-huuU without it teuulior, complete, SI. by mull, honit for circulars.
Address, C. C. COCHRAN, Principal.
Many a Lady
is beautiful, all but her skin ;
and nobody lias ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
Med Star
TRADEMARK.
Free from Opiates,' I'mtlle ami .Vloi.
A PROMPT, SAFE, LURE CURE'
For Oouulis "ro Thrt, Ilr 't"i Intlnetna,
Col.lc. llroncbltK Crnp, ..ipte Cougn,
Astkna, Qtilusy, 1'oln.ln Hcst, JouW
.Tr.tt. niorth.Tliront I.utict.
rrlce no eent a bottle. PcMhrl' ttct1tti1 Deal.
cr. Partle u.inV.ito imUuttMrdf itti'toprmiipttv
art It fur f.Vm 'rill r''l boUU,Erprttt ctutrget
iiU,'iir tending ttitttoi:ar to
mn cntni.M x. tocrirn ronrisi,
SwitUwutnti t 'tiit'.tiir.ii,
Kattlio.r., WrjH.d, I . S. X.
Kilters tlio sj-Ktrnt front unknown
caiitrn, ut nil sruamts.
Shatters the Nerve, Impairs Digestion, and
THE
BEST TONIC
QuIcVly and eomnletoly cures .Mnlnr In. andClillM
and l-Vrors. For Intermittent Fevers, I.us
xltntle, I.neU of ICncrKv, It has no equal. It
enriches and purine ttin MimiI, stimulates the ap
petite, and strengthen the mtuclrs and nerrea.
It. due not inium the teeth, causo headache, or
produce constipation -.1" nthtr Iron mrlirinm tin,
Fathkii T .1. ltKtu.T. the patriotic and scholarly
Catholic Divinn. of Arkanaaa says:
"I have uxl ItrownV Iron Hitters with the neat
est satisfaction for Malaria, and an a preveutivo of
Ohilla and like dtiaea. and will always keep it on
hand as a ready friend "
Clenuino has ahon trademark and creased red linos
on wraopor 'I'nlio un ntlier. Marie nnlrliy
HltOU'N rlll'MII'AI,( (., ll.M.'l'IMOKl:, MI.
liAmrs' Hni Hook -useful and attractive con
taining list of pnrei for recipes, information atout
coina, etc , Kiren away by all dealer In mediclno.or
Dyspeptics and others not sick cnoiiith to be In bed.
but Just In that condition when uothlnirciin bo fully
enjoyed, should nriopt llldirc'a Food as a ilnllv diet.
It will neeompllsh tho desired re.iulti namely,
urensth without tnxliiK the iIIkosUyc orciius. In
slei uess. ltlilito's Food Is liitiiluahle. Forlable uso,
It Is delicious lorl'uddhiKS, Custard, Illiino Mature,
etc
Mir liUVKUS tJUIIHO la
issued Sept. nnd fllnrtli,
rnclt j rnr, fljr "511 m(;es,
S'.jill'.j Inches, tvllli over
3,000 llliistrutlons it.
vvltoln I'lctnrn (Jnllci-y,
31VKS AVhoIcaulv I'rlcrs
iltrcct tn rniMMim'r. on till Koods for
personal or family liar. UV1I liotv ta
tirdrr, und kIvch rxitct coat of every
(liltifr yon use, cnt, ilrlnlc, tvenr, or
linvti f.m vvlllt. Theso lNVAI.UAlir.lS
llOOICH contuln liifoiiuatloii filrnnetl
from llio nini'Uct of tlm world. AVo
will mull cojiy l'MlliU to nny ad
dress upon receipt of 10 cts. to dcfrny
t-xpenso of iiiitllliiKt I-ct ns lieur from
yon. ltrprftftillyf
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
aiT it l!i!! WnliuiU Aveniie. ClilrnRO, 111.
I? PACE
Is nt'd by tlmniands of first clan Maonfactnirrt
and Mrrhanlca en thrlr but work. Jlcccivcd
UOLD MCDAUImdon.Hl. l-ronouncediiron
ilnltum. Sfnileanl efdralrllotofsnotkep
(UwltlillreSosUiiipit'orbAMPLCCAN fQCp
Itasia Cement Co.,Glcscester,Mas5. LQii
JOSEPH
lGILLOTT'S
Bold by AI,r. DEAi.KUS thronshout tho WorltJ
old Itledal Purist Kxposttlon, 187U
TELEGRAPHY Itr'm
Yulentlno Bros., Jsuesvllle, Wis.
UflUC HTUDV. Becure n lluslnsss Kducatlon bf
nUInt mall, from 1iiivant'sColi.eui Uutlulo.N'.r,
Men inink
they know all about Mustang Lin
Iment. Few do. Not to know U
not to have.
0'i iN
P W.I H H IU QkrtB KB.
r .sBsasBBBk mi i mi iui ibbbbbbks r
TOR M Pi "
I
I6G0
ClNOrL
MEOTMIS HEBIUTY.
l.ont o'llMMirlT" I'rciuMturo . Itcco?, U nikari,
Itrulnnntl all fmiof lit hUllr In mn trwn earlr
error, h: n.nrc,Tlrrtfrcicr'3QiilcLljiiuU IZAellj
CurM iiitronflnerii' nt It iltr
SCiViALE TREATMENT"
noirilftiny r nenin AtneiiCA'ulrlytinltoinerlt
FRuE t rMict Innnirrr, nottuiior, orcurlo-Kily-p
ck rit. In go lkliMtrateU work on IMtcntetof
tho Uentlo-t rlnury Orsnniyllrtln and Wtrrrn
(h'ttilrtl, for 0 cnts I ti ftAmps. niyes tostlmonlflls, faotW
pfKan(lmc4liralrrr?rnr4,(t'i (Vafttiltntlon Frrcb
IA1.I. Af4l'NOV. tTl 1'nllnn ft.Ncw Vnrlc
G03 dG03VYA:.C0TTE St., KANSAS CITY, MO.
j innicmro. Auinorita lotrsatftii
) rrj onli , Nvrvoat ul 8)erlal DImmcs,
unl iMi ilit y Ham f Pettinl IVrr(.Ao.
(tutitutyCinf or morry refunded Clitrtfi
Viw Ate il fir ifiiLfi ennn.rtint Va
inrri.TT orirtjuruiii infdictfi uied No irnit loitfrnnt
btirn. rtifnt from a d ceirfitcd hynitd Mrdl
C(iititntfvfrvwhrre frte f m pte or hrftktre Stltfyour
cn f t d ' "1 f.tr f t-tnt, C. mn 'iiion fiff n d r"'tfldfntit!t
A iti'UK for tfoin leici.i't.u.'Ul, teut ilfdf.jr(m rmp.
RHEUillATISBlTiiTiSiuTt
a rorriVK crr.n fnr iuiki'matism. $soo ny
rifft ttf i'luri't f m i or hf () Ore h ft d'-iof fry
nth m.i (ri- 1 O f ti. -te gwt rinM If w done rt
tnoTf ffrrind m m n(nti 1'tirf ronip.ftfn m Stn Tdti.
Fend tUtfmctitoi ' w nil ilttnplur t m iinri, Cm, or ad.
Ur.M9nderion,GOGWyindottoSt.iKartatCit.Mo.
THE
Gold & Jewelled
SV3EOAL
Wins nwnrilcil Iiy tho
National Dtrillcttl
Ai.i'iptntlnn
TO Till- AUTHOR OP Tlttl
rbo 11 il. rlilcl" Consalilnir l'liyxlclan of
till' Pi-rtlKMly Atcclleal liiMlinili", ,
ItlicliiKtlii' Iwst Jli'illcnl Troatl-e on Munhnoil, Kx.
lmiisted Vitality, Nervous and l'liyslc.il Debility,
l'rt'in.ituri' Docllno In Man, tho Krrors ot outh. and
tlio untold mlscrld resulllnn from Imllscrvtlons or
rxcess In rarly life, wlili li tlio author luu proteil
mny ho nllovlutt-d nnd iio-dilvely cured. It Is n
standanl JU-dlcal Work on tlio nloc nnd lsntrras.
uro to every yountr nnd middle iiRi-d num. 'War.
muted as represented or tho money refunded In
every Instance . AO jiBKem piiiImwso.1 lutnlln, full
cllt s 121 ireorlptlons lor nil dlenses. l'rlco only
SI. hy mall, sealed, jmst inld. Illustrutlvn sain
tiles, 0 cent. Head now. ThU iorlc Is univer
sally reeomiueiided by tho ire, clerpy, pnn-nts
nnd teachers, nnd every one of Its tnoro thnn n mil
lion readers, Kvery mini, ouiiKorohl, should rend
this book, nnd every sufferer blmuld consult tho
nuthor. "There. U a bnlm In Qllcad; tUcro Is a
idiyslelnn there. Adilress
llr.W.lI.l'AItKKlt, I lluinDchst.,Doston,Uass.
Health Gained,
Long Lifo Secured,
BY USING
It Purifies tho Blood,
It Clcansos tho Llvor,
It Strengthens the Kidneys,
It Regulates tho Dowels-
TRUTHFUL TESTIMONY.'
KIDNEY DISEASES.
riiffl-prfitnu)ntiioAr irfth Ktdntu trouble. W
untt p leas chalky and bloody, leoutilvetnorelltf from
doetort. KidntyWort cured inf. lam a utll us ir.
LIVER COWIPLAUJT.
Ttmuld not It with out Kldnev-ll'ort if It cost 310. II
currd niv linraml Kldntytroubltt iftcr J had lot!
all hope. BAWLUOVUKS, irtlllamtloum, IT. Fa.
PILES! PILES! I
Ituffertdfor 11 yrart from J'lUt, as none lutthoii
lhat have been ajjllelrtt can realitt. Kidney-Wort
ptlckly oured me. LYMAN T.ABELL, Gcoryfci, n.
CONSTIPATION.
rimia areat wJTerer from dtteascd Kidney and
ims terribly conttlitatcdforyeart, Iamnowatteven-'
ly at tcelt at ever I leas In tuy lift and il it due
alonsteiuanricnorr. u. r.iiKunn, rttunn,st, i.
RHEUMATISM.
"After twferina for ihtrtu veartfrom PJitumatttm
and kidney trouble, Kidney-Wort has entirely cured
me." JCLlllilllGK MALC0LU, Wett Bath, lit..
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
"Ktdneu-Wort hat currd mv vrlft after tvoueart
tufferlna and weaknett, brought on by tut oaEtw-
(no Machine." Vll. O, M, HUM.VF.Kt.lN, Bun Mil, Oa.
FOR THE BLOOD.
"The fitf uear I hare vted Kldneu.Wort more than
ever, and with the bett retullt. Take it all tn all, it U
HI10 mots tuccetnjui remeity t nniv eivrntrn,--
riULUP V. llALLOU,H,ii.,IonKtonl n.
MALARIA.
"Chrente Malaria for yeart, with tlrer dlieaie maat
meielth for death. A Kurviean trli. doetort and
eatcmt aia no yooa, ioiii i usra ivmney.tt urt inai
lultCuLtath Ilea., n. u.u.n. y.,Jerteyviiy,K,j.
It nets nt tho onmo time on 'the KID
NEY8, LIVER nnd DOWELS etlmulntlng
themto healthy action and kooplne them
In perfoct ordor. EoUiiJlliriitEUii, rrlLoo
Uquia or Dry. Tlio latter can to sent tj mail.
WEIAS.RICHARDSON & CO.,
BURLINQTOH," VERMONT, U.S.A.,
U.slrAl, T, Q., s.4 1.B4.S, Eat.i. .
FARMERS.
I
This Is what Interest
fou all. The celebrated
Latag-a Collar, made from
our LATAdO Oil Tanned
Leather. Warranted not
to set hard or crack. Tou
can wuh tbsm when dirty
and tnrj will step soft and
pliable,
Ask jour d eaters for them
Use them and you nlll tuve
no other.
I
I
LINCOLN TANNING CO.,
Lincoln, Hibiush,
9-Bole Manufaoturors.
F0P77CMDPEN
ILL ARFT DPI InllTFn
nuuculna iiublulTeu foe- Uiu price. Iteautlful iilclures
ana moral lesdiuir. Irsrrst rlrcuUtlun ot sny U'cstrn
Child's sUkssIiio. Ksubllshedi years. Bend 'is 74 cents
vltu It. Haitusoinest
ly, with nieiuluin
ENQRAVINQ CO., MkUl
KIMBALL1 ORGANS.
EMERSON pianos
HALLETT, DAVIS pianos.
A. HOSPE, State Agent,
OMAHA, NVUUASKA
anylady;
S"Ao"PEARL
csnmsk.hsndsomaRUQS Infotur
pours out or rans.Tsrn or anyciom.
frsm.strrttt.riu.
Easy.elmple
faaolnatlnK.
RUG MAKER
onanyHcwma
Macuins or by
nana, Awonder.
lullnnatloa. It
StLLS ATSIQUT,
mm
(Hand stamp for
K.w Free Lists.
AGENTS
Wanted. 6rett
rricoonlyai.
I Inducements,
Apply for territory. Newjilsa. No mnntr required.
ONO, a. HOITT eX CO., Its Mtu su, t'HlcitMt,
IINCOLN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
ped school In the West. Klrisat rooms healed liy
Hjgi steam. AW leschers. Chei hasrd. Addrs
for clrtpls;si LlU-mamuK Koosa, Ltecate. K
W. N. U., Omaha,
SB1-43.
0i HENDERSON.
mm
mm