The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, May 08, 1886, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textxnmnrann ) I Tho linrniful nnd fatal results nttcnding Iho uso of cotigli mixtures containing mor phlo, opium and otlicr poisons, arc dnily becoming more frequent. It is for this ren eon that Red Star Cough Cure has received tho unqualified endorsement of physicians, and Boards of Health everywhere, as n purely vcgctablo compound, entirely free from nil nnrcotics. Price, twenty-fivo cents. No woman is educated who is not equal to tho sticcesstul manngenient of a family. "Athlophoros gives perfect satisfaction. Ithns helped and cured some whero all other remedies have failed to do any good," i tho report of Dullam Bros., druggists, of Flint, Mich., on tho great rheumatism nnd neuralgia remedy's work. Every day should be distinguished by at least ono particular net of love. Lavatcr. Every nervous person should try Carter's Little NEItVE Tills, They nro mndo spe cially for nervous and dyspeptic men and women, nnd aio just tho medicino needed by all persons who, from any cause, do not sleep well, or who fail to get proper strength from their food. Cases of weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsin, nervous nnd sick headache, etc., icndily yield to tho use of tho Little Ncrvo Pills, particularly it combined with Carter's Little Liver Piils. In vials at L'5 cents. Fifty thousand squaro miles of territory east of tho Mississippi nro covered with 8WAmpS. SCRATCHES.-J. II. Shaffer, Madison, wis., says: "I cured a horso of tho worst taaoof scratches Mint I over saw, with Vet erinary Cnrbollsulvc. Of nil the rcmo lles I over saw this Is tho "boss." 25 and tQc. it DrUKirln ti. Henry Irving is very sensitivo upon the subject of his legs. Brash and wiry hair becomes soft and pliant by using Hall's Hair Kenewer. Many a mother has found Ayer's Cherry Pectoral invaluablo in enses of croup. Where there is shnmo there may yot be Tlrtue. Dr. Samuel Johnson. Bought for tho lust hundred years A romedv for Catarrh, Hay Fever and Cold In the'llcad, found at last in Ely's Cream Balm. Sato and pleasant to use, and easily applied with tho finger. It gives relict at once nnd a thorough treatment positively cures. 50 cents by druggists. CO cents by mail. Ely Bros., Owego, N. Y. Ely's Cnn.vM Balm has entirely cured mo of n long Btaudiug enso of catnrrh. I havo nover yet seen its equal as a euro for colds in tho "head nnd headache resulting from euch colds. It is a remedy ot sterling merit. Ed. L. Crosly, Nashville, Tenn. Twn.MV YKAits of suffering from Catarrh nnd Catarrhal headache I never found any thing to afford lasting relief until I tried Ely's Cream Balm. I havo used two bottles nnd now consider my Catarrli cured. I havo recommended it to several of my friends with liko good results. D. T. Hig ginson, 1-15 Lako Street, Chicago, 111. New English pottery isshown thisscason, tho peach bloom waro among them. MALT BITTERS. It will euro any ca?o of I.ivor nnd Kidney troubles when propeily taken. It Is a perfect renOT ator nnd invlKointor, It cleanses tho sy torn of tho poisonous humors that develop In Liver, Ititliioy and Urinary diseases, car rying away all liolnonous mutter and ro tori in: the lllootl to a licaltliy condition, enriching; it, refreshing: and mvlporatlnc ITIiiid nnd Body. It prevents the growth to Sorlous Illiicvv of a IinntsoroiiH Ohv-s of DIipumoii that begin in more trivial ail ments, and we too apt to bo neglected as such, THOUSANDS OF OASES of tho worst forms of these terrible diseases havo been quickly relieved and in a short timo perfectly cured by the uso of IIopv Si Walt lllttcrs. Do not pet Jlopti and ITInlt Bitters con founded with lulorinr preparations of similar name. Take Nolliliiti but lIops& Malt Bit tors if you want a sum euro. GOODMAN DRUG CO,, Wholesale Agenis OMAHA, Mill. IS HUNGRY within an hour, more or less, after a meal, he is a dyspep tic. It shows his stomach is not able to dispose of what he has eaten. But to eat and thus im pose more work is an absurdity. Take DR. JONES' RED CLOVER TONIC, which cures Dyspepsia and all Stomach, Liver, Kidney, and Bladder troubles. It is a per fect tonic, appetizer, blood puri fier, a sure euro for ague and ma laria diseases. Price, Fifty Cents. FM38INSH. The moit Wonderful Agricultural Iirk in America. Surrounded by prosperous mfnlnir and manufacturing towns. l'AUM IMl'M 1A ISA DINK! ilagnin cent cropi raised tn IW. 'I'llO I'N.V M)M OF At'KKtior UOVKHXMK.vr I.A.VD, subject to pre-emption and homestead. LAndi for sale to ac tual settlers at $3.00 per acre. J.O.NO TIMK. Part Irrigated by Immense canals. Cheap railroad rates. Erery attention tlnvtn settlers, tor maps, Ba-nphlets, etc., addreti, t'OLOKADO LAND . LOAN O., Opera House Block, Dmrer, Colo., Box 2S90. lis. V. P. SCHBOCK, 673 Wtat Laia Street, CMcajo, u Helpless from Ebeomttiim. nil pbrilclia fearM am putt Hon of tfca Us wouU be nfceii.ry. lli trJM ATHLOPHOROS, nd In two daji wii cored, Athlophoros 1 prooouiice ok $oluttli itfe Xj one ot the leading Ljlclaniof fhe couotrj. 4.1k your dragrUt for Athlo(horoa, If ju cannot set It of htm do not trjwmethlm elw.but order iodc from si. W UI nod tt exprtu paid on receiptor price, 1 1.00 per bottle. ATHLOPHOROS CO., 112 Wall St., New York. A FREE SAMPLE. To Introduce the irreat household remedy, GOR DON'S KINO OK PAIS intoeveryfamtly. Iwlllseud a sample free to anyone sending address. Mention thU paper and address E. ti. MCHAKDJ, Toledo, o. frn An srtlre Man or Woman ioeTrry U "'county to se,, our roods. nalarrSli. ' car lUsthand Kxpenita. t-xncuiea in ad. Tsnee. Canvaiimzoutnt SUI.KI Particular. tree. Htandard Silver-ware Co. Boston, ILua. HNUbH! YSVfeavajgSMISnre relief i gTTT'.t a UDDER' PASTILLES Xr mall.'fitovTell Sc Co, aUcarlcittwu. Mm, flDIIIU Morphine Habit Curedln 10 UrlllM to aridity. So vy till Our. J. Wl 1 Will Da j. brVwrs, LeUauoa. Uulo. TTT?T TlWAJTKB. BO A WKKIC and ex H H.l .rrenses Pld Valuablouutnt and particulars JJtULIl free, J. V UIU.4 CO, Augusta, Maine. A nnsitito cure. NO hntre. No Filacer Nil'atn. W U. V ayn. UariL.alltown.Iowa, 6Panfe for 51 New C'liromo, Brran & Gold-Edge UCIIlJ Cards. fcasKxtauu Wonts. Ivurytoa, loan Onn New Bcrap Pictures and Act's Album ot O Card UU Samples tor loc. bteamCard Wits. Hartford, ct ?iUPI F Rnnk contalningSl ampleTof New anil OAHrLr. DUUNforOcta.iopaypo.taie. CESTEIt Cofllim. Tlicro nr thirty-lour coflin factories in tho United States, and they turn out an average of 150 cofflns and caskets a day. The largeatfactory is in Cincinnati; itcovers ucrcs ot ground nnd its shop facilities aro so great that it manufactures everything necessary to a complete funeral, except corpses. Anything from n tack up to a hearso can be seen in process of manufac ture on their premises. Next to Cincinnati, Chicago has tho largest collln factories. Tho biggest coflin kept in stock is six feot nine inches in length nnd has nn opening of twenty-eight or twenty-nine inches. Tho nvorngo opening is only eighteen or nine teon inches, nnd tho average long coflin is six feot four inches. The longest coflin turned out by any factory is a nine-footer, in which tho dignitaries ot tho Catholic church nro buried. Such a coflin was used at tho burial of Cardinal McCloskey, tho extra length being required for his crown, which ho woro in death. About twonty four hours woro taken to put this coflin together, but any ordinary coflin, that is a coflin of extra large size, no matter what its cost or tho character of this trimmings or upholstery, can bo put together from tho rough bonrds in thrco hours nt the utmost. Cincinnati Commercial. l'oern That Aro Pensioned. It is stated that relatives of peers havo received S500.000.000 of public money sinco 1S55. Knelt Duko also lins sent at present fitty-six relatives in public ofllce. Tho 402 hereditary peers own an avcrngo ot 35,000 ncrcs cncli and draw a total an nual rental of 00,000,000. Tho Duko ot Richmond has mado a specially good thing out of his ancestors. A perpetual pension of 10,000 was granted to one ot tho dukes. To cotnmuto this consols worth 033,000 were purchased when consols woro below par nnd tho bonds wero put nsido for tho Duko. Theso consols roso nbovo par, wero sold, and tho proceeds invested in land, which now gives tho Duko 50,000 a year in place of 10,000 a year to which lie is entitled. To reform tho present house of peers there aro some persons who ndvo cato tho Chincso hereditary systom, by which a duke's sou would bo a marquis, tho grandson an earl, and so on until tho fami ly either entirely lost its titlo or was re enoblod for fresh services to tho stato. A M'llo'n Good Fortune. "Tlioro is a woman at tho bottom of it," is a trito remark. True; women aro at tho bottom of good ns well as evil. Congress man Whiting, of Holyoko, mado a littlo speech recently at a dinner in this city, nnd in the courso of his remarks on the in ilucnco of pnper, ho stated this incident, not by any means tv new ono: "Tho intro duction ot bluo paper is another interest ing item. Tho owner ot a small mill in Eng land wont to London to sell his product, leaving his wifo at home. It wns washing day presumably Monday and tho good wifo had u blueing-bag tied to her apron Situ visited tho mill, and, leaning over tho engine, dropped her blueing bag, and instead of whito paper sho hnd a lot of bluo paper. Sho mot her husband upon his return with a good deal of apprehen sion, and informed him ot tho misfortune, Ho folt as it a serious mistake hnd been mndo until ho sent tho product to market and received five cents per pound moro than for itis usual article, and thorenfter his mill was run on bluo paper, and brought him a fortune. Xeuralgia and kindred diseases, promptly yield to the immediato action of St. Jacobs Oil, tho pain-conqueror. Dentil of it .Innt. Fred Decker, better known ns tho "Os Bmn giant," died at his honiont Swains, Alleghany county, Sunday night, at tho ago of 50 years. During his earlier litoho was soven feot two and ono-lialf inches in height and weighed 325 pounds. As ho grow older ho becamo round-shouldered and at tho timo of his death ho was but six feot clovon inches high. Somo years ngo Mr. Dcckor was for a timo an exhibit in a Now York museum, nnd for his services in this capacity ho received $S0 per month, but tho idle lifo ho tlicro led grow distaste ful to him and ho returned to his native county, whoro ho could enjoy tho freedom of outdoor lifo and mako practical uso of his oxtraordinnry strength. Klmlra Ad vcrtiser. Ilio (lot Uvon. Ike Sloan was a farmer, liko other Vor monters, but wasn't exactly ono of the typo wlioso "critters" nnd vegetables always bring moro money thnn othor people's. On tho contrary, if there was any differenco between thoprico that ho got for his products nnd tho market rate, it was Generally to his disadvantage. Ono day on his way back from tho villngo ho complained bitterly to tho people with whom ho gossiped along tho road that the storekeeper had abused him most shame fully by giving him only nino cents a pound for Iits mnple sugar. "Hut, gol dern him," said Sloan with a chuckle, "I got oven with him, for 1 put moro'n two dozen buckotfuls of water into tho sap beforo I b'iled it!" Boston Record. "Art is Ions? nnd timo is ileoting," and it is too bad to spend half ot a short lifo dis tressed with nournlgiu, when 25 conts spent for ono bottlo ot Salvation Oil will cure it quickly. Theodore Roosevelt snys tho grizzly will fight only when cornered. Food makes Blood nnd Blood makes Beauty. Improper digestion of food neces sariiy produces bad blood, resulting in a feeling ot fullness in tho stomach, acidity, heartburn, sick-hcaduclic, nnd other dys peptic symptoms. A closoly confined life causes indigestion, constipation, bilious ness nnd loss ot appetite. To remove these troubles there is no remedy equal to Prickly Ash Bitters. It lias been tried and proven to bo a specific. Printing from zinc plates is gradually re volutionizing lithography. It afflicted with b'oro Kyes, uso Dr. Isaac Thompson's Eye Wutor. Drii(ft?l8U sell It. 'o The old-fashioned "log cabin" quilts are again the fashion. A smile that foretells sorrow is tho ono you tuke in tho bar-room. When In trouble, do ns the down East Yankees do jump ovor it. In Italy 71 per cent of tho women have chestnut colored hair. There nro in tho stato of Wisconsin 1,222 registered druggists. Early fruit-blistera. This fruit la raised by hand. Queen Victoria has paid the bills for Princess Beatrice's wedding, $25,000. 1 Five out of Five Iluntlrcd. In ono oi tho squtirest, fairest, fierc est battles of the wnr f00 men wero thrown forward to check for a moment tho furious charge of twenty times as many Confederates. Of tho 500 men in line nt tho beginning of tho chnrge 5 stood at the eiid by tho colors. I wns one of the live, and I never think of tho hail of bullets, oi tho hurricane swoop of charging thousands that swept men to sudden death or away before it like chall in tho wind, but I seo those live sullen, desperate, white faced, stubborn men dithering in a startled gtoup nbout tho torn and blood-stained llag that had been down nnd tin a cood many times. Dazed they were, crazed they were, bv the overvvhelmiii!' catastrophe, but tho instinct of clinging to tho ling wns there. My comrades wore better soldiers than il They wero men whoso eves Hashed, and " whoso nostrils widened when conflict became furious, nnd it wns a delight to mo in that minuto to know that in this hour of trial my controlling impulse, my instinctive move had been tho same as theirs, to cling to the llag. I had no idea then that wo would livo livo minutes, and vet J exulted in tho thought that when put to trial I had done niv full dutv. Wo brought tho llag out of tho light. Four of tho men nro living yet, but they have not met since tho" war. They aro all in humblo walks of life, and not ono of them is given to solf-adulntion, but to nil of them that incident of bnttlo is a. precious memory. After that, as ono of the old codgers said in his own quaint way: "They woro a leetle too pioud ever to do a cownrdly thing ngam." Chicngo Inter-Ocenn. In The Nit mo alary. From tho Chicago News. Mora women havo been named Mary than any other name which has blest or cursed the feminine sex. It stands as the typical name for thoholiestand most iibject of women for tho virgin and the wanton. And in every lnn gunge of Asia nnd Europe, ns well ns that of Hgypt, tins name appears nl most without variation. Jt lias been an equal fnvoiito with the aristocrats of Fiance and tho Puritans of Now England, nnd it equally becomes liter ature or kitchen. It is stately when wo speak of Lady Mary Worthy Mon tague; ic is simplicity itself when wo refer to .Alary O linen, who bruit's, m our breakfast rolls At one time it mn j' bring up n picture of a divinn painteu ince, nnngmg m mo ncngiouiit of nn Italian gallery, nnd nt nnother of a red cheeked dairvmaid, with her bare feet in the daisied grass. Two of England's live Queens have borne it, and tho most memorable woman that Scotland over produced has made it immortal. Tho proudest women of Franco havo dmnilicd it, and tin worst women of Russia havo disgrac ed it. There aro as many Marys smilling at tho circling suns that mnku the brief summer by tho north ern sen as loll through tho luxurious days by the Mediterranean. Tho namo that Catholic missionariesgavo to tho first converted Indian maiden was Mary, and perhaps tho first daughter of every family for all timo will stand in imminent danger of bearing tho name, for it is tho first to bo considered in miming girl babies, and when rejected is always thought of with lingering tenderness. How many lovers hayeloved it! How they havo associated it with purity and . j , IT . 1 gentleness, witn womanliness aim candor and trust! What a faithful namo it is! Its bearer seems predes tined to sorrow, yet it is gladsome, too. "My mothers namo was Mary." What a pleasant thing to say! "My little daughter Mary. ' Could anything bo prettier? "My sister Mary, who is dead." What a wreath ot tender suggestions! "Mary, my wifo." What a picture of homo comfort! J(liniiiid.s While Speaking-. A Washington correspondent do scribes Senator Edmunds while speak ing as follows: "IIo rises slowly, and you aro surprised to seo how tall ho is. Six feet and more, ho has a large frame, and his shoulders havo that bend known as tho student's stoop Ho is a physical giant or ho might bo if he put himself under tho training of .lolmlj. buiuvan. no wears dark clothes, and his long frock coat is nn buttoned as ho talks. Ho speaks in articulate tones, in a btrong voico with a slight nasal twang. Ho goes on steadily and easily. He never halts for a word, and though his speech is not written, it will reuu ns smooth ly in to-morrow's Keeord as though it had been polished for weeks. Ho does not deal much in metaphor. does not grow excited, nnd ho expects evidently thnt ho will havo moro weight from what ho says thanhowho says it. Ho gestures somewhnt, and his motions are short, sharp, and oc casionally violent. Now and then ho puts ono hand in his pocket and brings tho other arm down with tho finger extended in enforcing a point. Now ho churns tho air with both hands, and now ho holds his iron spectacles down in front of him, and delivers his words with no gestures whatever. Though his speech is pure ly argumentative, it holds tho atten tion to the end, and you can seo that his brother Senators feel that it is ono of the great efforts of tho sossiou." i ! -m David Sinton, Ohio's richest man, is a bcotch-lrishnian, and grew up around tho big iron mills of Pittsburg. He began business as a clerk in a country store at $i a month, then was clerk in a blast furnace, after ward manager, and utlast half owner. Mtov that tho advance in wealth was rapid. Ho is worth $12,000,000, and gives largely to public churitioa. Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes will go r broad next month with his daughter, M"rn. Sargent, to bo absent all sum mer. Jiis last visit to iuiropu win m 1835. Ho had engaged his passage for tho Oregon's first trip from tho port oi Boston, on April 21. A Great ITInn'n Gritrronlty for n Fallen l'rlrtul. I told tho senator that reminded mo ot nn "old chesnut" that was told ot Caleb dishing, ot Massachusetts, nnd Frank Pierce, when the latter wns senator from New Hampshire. Ho wns noted for his politeness and courtesy as well as for his genial ways. They had been out to a din-1 ner party ono night and dined nnd wined liberally. On their way homo Cubing loll nnd couldn't get up. Ho said: "Frank, help mo up." Frank replied: "Caleb, I cant; but I will lay down with you," nnd they did rest on tho bosom ot tho earth until a friendly hack rescued them. Popular trinl shows tho worth of ovcry article; and Ut years constant uso has proven the groat elllcacy of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrtip; It has no superior. Tho Churchman cnlls tho prevailing stylo of ball-room dress "insolent indecency." "A little lire is quickly trodden out Which, being suffered, rivers cannot quench." Procrastination may rob you of time, but by increased dilligenco you can make up tho loss; but if it rob you ot lifo theloss is irremediable. It your health is delicate, your appetite fickle, your sleep broken, your mind depressed, your whole being out of sorts, depend upon it yon nro seriously diseased. In nil Hitch cases Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" will speedily effect a genuine, radical cure mako a now man of you and savo you from tho tortues of lingering disease Did you ever notice an ink-stand up for its writes? "Throw IMiynlc to tho Ilogn" when it is the old-fashioned bluo inns, bluo pill sort, nnd insist on using Dr. Pierce's 'Pleasant Purgative Pellets," a modern medical luxury, being small, sugar-coated granules, containing tho nctivo principles ot certain roots and herbs, and which will bo found to contain as much cathartic power ns any ot tho old-fashioned, larger pills, without tho lattor's violent drastic effects. Tho pellets operato thoroughly but harmlessly, establishing a permanently healthy action of tho stomach nnd bowels, and as an nnti-biliotts remedy aro un equaled. A long and hard spoil for potatoes Poughteighteaux. o ij0Si fistula', rupturo and stricture radically cured. Hook of particu lars 1 0 cents in stlnnps. World's Dispen sary Medical Association, Buffalo, X. Y. In thowinler, tho cats purr: in tho spring, tho larkspur. Guntuv ioi:s Dit. Wai.kck's Vixi:oau Birrnits relievo tho constipated bowels; at tho same timo thoroughly toning their inner incmbrntto nnd restoring their mechanical action. Yet tho result is wholly duo to nature, reinforced and sus tained by tho best vegotablo alterativo and tonic that ever passed tho lips of tho sick and suffering. Keep thy spirit puro from worldly taint by tho repellant power ot virtue. Bailey. W. H. Worthington, editor of the "Patrons of Husbandry," published at Columbus, Mass., writes under ditto of Fob. U5, ISS'J: "Your great remedy, Allen's Lung Balsam, 1 havo used in my tumily for fifteen years for coughs and colds, and know it to 1)0 tho best." UCc, 00c, and SI. 00 a bottlo. Tho bridal dress of tho Princess Fulnllo of Spain cost 9120,000. rivit dollar empil ycnily In boots nnd shoes by usIiik L) oil's Ilct'l btltU'llc-ls. '.Sc. Tight-button boots nro dangerous to tho feet. Give them to tho goats. Tho best coiiuli incdlcliiu Ik l'lso's Curo for Con sumption. Sold iivciy wlicru. Uc. Kssnys on tho sun nnd moon cotno under tho head of "light" literature. TThen Baliy was siclt, wo kyo lie r Castorla, When alio ws a Child, alio cried for Custorla, When sho became Mian, bIio clung to Castorla, V.'lion sho had CUlldrcu, alio gavo thorn Castoria, Queen Victoria has taken quito a fancy to Miss Hose Elizabeth Cleveland's book. For Cuts, Gulls, Old Sores, Scratch es, Thrush, etc., uso tStowurt's Iloal Iny Powder, 15 and CO cents a box. Angels havo wings, and always end up in flying off. Byron. TO Bnu HD no hat Tsred reeling The mild weather, fclIowlnB our lone nnd severe winter, has such a depressing cfTcct upon the body that one feels all tired out, almost completely pros trated, tho apputlto is lost, and tlicro is no ambition to do an thing. Tho whole tendency or tho system lsdowuward. Hood's SatsaparlUn is Just tho med icino needed. It purities tho blood, sharpens tho appetite, overcomes the. tired feeling and Invigorates every function of tho body. "Hood's Sarsaparllla in four weeks made mo a new man. My bend ceased to ache, and my whole system is bulit up anew, cnjoylnc po feet health." I. Uxu IMNQTOX, 130 Hunk tit.. New York City. 'We all liko Hood's Sarsnpailllo, It Is so strength enlng." Lizzie Halfwit., Auburn, 1'. (2. Cured and Built Up "My daughtorhad be on oiling somo time with gen eral debility, and Hood's B.ntaparllla was recom mended to us. After sho had taken threo bottles she was completely cured ami built up. It Is with great pleasure that 1 reeommend Hood's Sarsapa rllla." Hex II. Minmici.Kr.fi, SupU Cincinnati and LiUlsTllloMall Line Co., Cincinnati. "For thepnst two years I have been afflicted with severe lioaJacho and dyspepsia. I was induced to try Hood's Barsapsrllla a d found great relief." JIns. K. Y. Aknahle, New Haven, Ct. "I took Hood's Sarsaparllla fir general dolillty and was wonderfully benefited by it." J, I'. Jou.NSOh', JJartin'i Feny, O. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. l; six for W. Prepared only I soli by all druggists. Hi sir forM. Prepared only by C. J- HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. by c.l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries. Lowell, Uui IOO Doses One Dollar At Seven I islyklsils to sweet) I AtSeitntoen I tbeyr'enlcerstill I At Seventy I It'i joit the itme, To iteil onenowtlien'i a treat Tbere'iawtywberetbere'iawlll Theyitillkeep up the old, old gi This represents a healthy life. Just such a life as Throughout Hi various scenes. I WhousetheSmlth'sDIle Deans j Ml m XI II. Kon ftala tinUia THiDB jtAB K. Don't watte ronr money on is aosoiuiciy vmr ami ir,ivi riuiur, biiu mil jvu urr la utm iiaruast suiriu Aiklorlhs-l'ISll 11 It AND" aucasa and take no other. If vour aUirekeinardoei hot h ve I ha rim n hp", send forties-rlnltvw raUliMTu to A. J. TOWKU, -Jl Hlmtnons Bt, Hostoil, Mill oh my mm Eierj Mriln or cold Mturk that weak back nun nearly proitratta jon. THE BEST TONIC (strengthens tho Itlunclrx, Steadies the Nerves, Enriches tlio Illnoil, Ulvrn Nov Visor. Mn. Jons W Kent. Stsrlaillo. Ool., wm "For th pspt twelvo j-iMini 1 Iihto suBVrtMl with pnlns in tubnek, 1 Urtml llnmn's iron llutern with greAt twnt-tlt. I fuel better now tluii 1 luto for tuclva years." .Miss LlZ7iKnnESNAV.a!WCooko Ave., St IxmIj, Mo., bms; ' I uutferod vritli 0pinMwosknera,pAins m tny back, and uleepleMiiiKhts. 1 tried every concelv ftbla reminly without much ttenptlt. l'our bottles of llrowti's Ir.m Hitters listo reltoTvd mo, and 1 cheer fully recommend it " Genulnoh-is aboirnTrfcdo Msrk and rrod nvl lines on wrapper. Take uo otlicr. Madnimlyby ltnoWN riirMir.u.i'o.. ii.vi.ti.mouu his IT IS A PUHCLYVEGCTABIE PREPARATION PRICKLY Ajpb,r!lYASH I 5ENNA-MANDRAKE-BUCHU ANDOTNCn C3.UAUy fjriCltHTRUUDIES It has stood tho Test of Years, in Uurin trail Diseases oitno SjSjBBLOOD, LIVER, ST0M- AUU, lUDJSiiJLB.liUW ELS, &c. ItPurifiostho Blood, Invigorates and Cloiusos tho Systom. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTI PATION, JAUNDICE, SICKHEADACHE, BIL IOUS COMPLAINTS, c dianppoar atoncounder its bcuoflcitil iufluonco. It is purely a Elcdicino ns its cathartic proper ties fcrblds ita uso as a bovorasc. It ic pleas ant to tho tntte, and as ccsily taken by child ren as adults. PRICKLY ASH BlTTEfiS CO Solo Proprietors, ST.l.ouianud Kahsas City CURES AlLDISEASESOFTliE LIVER KIDNEYS STOMACH AND BOWELS. PRICEl DOLLAR ASK FOR THE lloxt material, rfei:t lit, c-iunlw imy tf . or 88 nhoe, overy pair wirr.iuteJ. Tnliu uono uiiluaa mumped "V. 1,. lXiuKlus' S .00 Bhoe. wnrranted." Hoiurriw, litittmi ,,., I ....n if .... ........... ..... I.Utl . ...V U, JWH ,1,11.111. tbeHH hIkm-i from ,lfn!inH. RClul VVv nddivsKod poitol card to W. I., y, uuu&riaH. urochion, aiusu. Knighto of Labor Mado. 7IMH Pni I AH DAH ow. 1,000.000 of thf ftalllW UVUkfill 1 IfUl IHIVO UVVtX UttOtl. 1 Jit most rt'llnblo anil durtv btu 1MJ) fur Note iii'4'k hursoH at muloft WraUicr op wear .inn ufl clTcct on thulr ctirutlvt propcrtici. Our new loops with simp! tnak them w lf QilJiihtliiK. V( Nnllfll a trial. Vox mlB br Rll RndrtlcrY Johbw. Ak your lifirnos maker for thrrn ZI.NC CO I-14 X It 1MU CO. HuctiHtian. MUli. O OOK ACENTSStri, OA?ents wanted to n'll Stnnilnrd Hberlilon Hooks, Aliyoii" run take orclcm, whotlicr ex perienced or not. TI10 inerlta of our books nnd our pllvnto pliamplet, "SuceeBH In t'mivaaaliiK," I-'iikk to AKi-nts, iilwayH ussuics success, jsnnio territory wuuted, and address, . rublltlicr and General Western Agent, OMAHA, NUB. Mention tills paper. 7to theeafY" A trentlxo on the cuumm and euro of ileafnes, by ona who lias inolo tills Inllniilty a lllti ntuiiv, tent HIKE by 11. Joumsom i Co., g .NapoloonhUeot, Kewurk, K. J. No words of ours enn tell tho bonellt to bo derived from Hood's Sarsaparllla, If you nccil n good spring medicine. It will strain all tho Impurities from the blood, rouso tho torpid liver, Iml.'orac tho di gestive oignns, and Impart new lifo to every func tion of tho body. Wo only ask you to try n single bottlo to prove tho posltlva merits of Hood's Sarsa parllla as an houett and reliable mrdlcluu. "I think Hood's Barsspmllla Is tho bestmedlclne for goncrnl debility there Is, and for tho good It hat donu mo 1 cheerfully reconimoud it." J, Sullivan, 30 mown St., llochcstcr, N. Y. "I havo used Hood's Sarsaparllla for a Mood purifier In tny family several years, and cannot speak too highly of It." J. i:. CoLLi.va, I'lqua. O. An Excellent Tonic "My daughter received much benefit from tho usoof Hood's Earsapi r Ha nse.n excellent tonlo after a protractcu attack of Irouchlul pneumonia," F. II. Adams, How Hartford, Conn. "Hood's Sarsaparllla lias dona mo on Immense amount of good. My wholo system lias been built up nnd strengthened, my digestion Improved, my head relieved of tho bad feeling, and my throat re lieved of tho severe Irritation. I outsider It tho best inedlclno I havo over used." Mi.nr l I'jcklk, 21 Turner St., Salem, Mass. "My wife thinks there It nothing liko Hood's Sir taparllla, and we aro never without It In tho bouse." F. II. Latiuku. Syracuse, N. Y, IOO Doses One Dollar. game. they enjoy, Tbs orlilosl rtotoinpb, pual l tfels J'ielu reseat a rvcslpiof tsa ctatsla lltnpi, AJJru, llllt Ht, LuU, lis. 1P" M Is The Best K r KWalerproofGoat Iw Maie, a iram or robber coat The PIBII BRAND BUOKEH FiH'5fl IP I iiffili! Ua m p i- M fill I Hi If i, I . I BITTERS 1 t -J 8kfi WW V: INEGAB, JDITTBES Inthocrcnt lllood lurincrftiulI.lfe-glTin ! Principle ; r, Gentle 1'iirgatlve and Tonk'; a lrfcd I Kcnovator and Invlgorator of the ey-teni. I In Vtncfftir llltturn there U vitality but no alcoholic or mineral poison. Dlkenie ortlm Skill, of nhnterer name or nature, aro literally iltiR nil and carriexl out oi tho system in a short time by tho use of tho Blttcra VlitcRnr Hitters allays fevcrishness. It re lieves, niul in timo cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, nnd similar pnluful diseases. Vlnognr itlttcra cures Constipation and prevents Diarrhcea. Hover bcToro has a medicine been com pounded posseMing tho jiower of Viniuaii Viv tf.rs to heal Uio sick. Seiul for either of our valuable reference books for ladles, for farmers, tor merchants, out Medical Treatlso on diseases, or our Catechism on Intemperance and Tobacco, which last should bo read by overy child and youth In tho land. Any two of tho nlwvo books mailed free oo receipt of four cents for registration fees. lt.ll. JIcDonaldDrns Co., 632 WaehlngtouSt., N.Y TUB Gold & Jewelled M E D A L Wns awarded by tho Nntlonnt ?Ieillcnl Association to ran autuou of Tns (whoUtlm rliloT ronsullliiir riiyaleian ot the. Pciiboily .IliHlleiil IiMtltiito), ft being tho best Medical Treatise on Msnhool, Itr liausted Vllalltr, Nervous and l'hvslen' I MlliT. I'rfiiintiirn Decline In Man, the Hrrors of You'll, sad tho untold mlerle resultli g from tnd'si-reiiont or rcess tn early lifo, which (ho author has proved mav be alleviated and posltlrrty cured, it Is a standard Medical Work on the above, ami M a treas ure, to every youn and mlddle-nseil man. War ranted as reprcented or the money refunded tn overy Instances SU pngess embossed mutlln, full pllti lis perscrlptions fur nil dleac. Price only 8 1, by mall, sealed, post-paid, lllmtratlve samples tree to all. Bond now. This work Is uatvrrsall reeommended by the press, clertty. parents nnd teachers, and oeryonoof Its more limn a million readors. Kverj man, yoiimr or old, should read this hook, and overy sulTeror should consult the author. "There. Is a bnlm In (llloadi there Is a physlclaa there." Address l)r.W..ll. I'A UICKH. 4 Pnlilneh sMlostnn. Mais. WEBSTER. Willi or without l'atcnt Jndox. . ymrwMiiff itself IT IS THE STANDARD Authority with tho U.S. Supremo Court nnd in tho Gov't Printing Ofllce, nnd is m ..mmeuded by tho Slate Sup'ts of Schools In 3C States. Io its many othor valuablo fentur. wo havo JUST ADDED A flew rronuur.clnfl GAZETTEER Ui u WW M id OF THE WORLD, Containing over 2.1.000 Tltlon, briefly deserlbltiK tho t'omitrles, Cities, Towns und Natural Ventures OF CVCnY PART OF THE: GLODE. O It is i mi lnraltiahlo rompmiion In every School, ' and nt vvcr.v Virelde. sn C.tC. MERR1AM i CO., l'nb'rs, f pnagfifld, Mass. MiRiOim HAHALLcfH TaUEIEKKSS AHD )DMILinFEMIMS6 DECAY. A Lifo Experlonco. Romni-Uable nnrt quick curoB. Trial Paclrntfos. Sond otamp for uoalod partlculuru. Addrosa Dr. WARD &. CO. Louisiana, Mo. You aio ulnmc.il a frte trial of thirty (lavs of ths nsoof Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic lloltwlili Klectrlo Suspensory Aiipllunces.forthn speedy relief andper. mniieiit euro of .Wnuus DtbllUu, lossof I'ffalff i, and Manhixtd, nnd nil kindred troubles. Also for many othcrdlsrases. Coinplnlnrcatorntloii toIIealth,Vli;or and Mniilioodcuarantet.il. No rial; Is Incurred. Illus trated pamphlet In unltil tnvelope mailed free, by nddrosslug Voltaic Holt Co., Marshall, Mich. 1 STEEL I P SP M .Q Lk'IClllHU'JrXIC 1 Leading Nos. : 14, 048, 130, 135, 333, 161. Tor Salo by nil Stationors. THE ESTERBROOK STEEL PCM CO., Worka: Camden, N. J. 2Q John St Hew York. PAYStho FREIGHT i Tun Vim on Ncnlra, Iron Itvrn, Huel HftrltiRi, Uiui Tars UckUi and Ileum Dot for Kt? rr lite Hc!, rorfmprlaellij DienuoD thi imifr mnJ nLdrru JONES OF BIHGHAMTONi lHN(aiA.UTON, N. V. 1 bsvs a roiltlro rimttjr lor (lis nbora ulie.tti br lti dm t&ouitnds of caies of lti worst kind and ot lone standloc bait Uancurrd. IndaM, atronl la lor fallli la lis atllracr. that I will aind TWO bo rri.Ki K11KI1, toualhar with a Va6 DA1ILK TIlKATISli no Ihla dll.il, to nruft.rr. (llTaKl piata and l; O. addraaa. UI1. T. X. BUICUJI, 111 raarl St., tf.Y. PACK, HANDS, FEET, and all thalr lnirf tlona. Including; Facial, DalolmrDt, hubsrllaout (lair, Ulrtn larkl, Mol,WarU, Mult,, rracklai, Had Noia, Acna, lllark llaadt. Bran, Pllllni and their traatniuL r. JOHN H. WOODDURV. Ht.ilbioj,. V. EuVJl.lo. baud luc lor biok. JPA TOKA-M. nnaColoradHnprsTlnrsf ti Old boB Tavaro In PnlladalrliU In vrbltb tlx flr.l 'jod(a In N, Am.rlca waa nrgaulaad and bald, AIu larga lllualratad Cataloau. ot M.v,nl ru..A. .Rj . ajooda wllh bottom (ulcca. Alao offer of f.,,l ilaar bualnaia b K. A. M 111:1111111 m. Uaaaula 1'ubllal.ars sad ilauufictunrijlJI brgaUway.NanYsra. S fl 1 0 111 .11,t Quickly and rctt!e lUBjIll Mhi Ivcurcdathomo. Correnpoodencej I lrll Iflud " nd fret trial of cureaenl WMl 1UI8 fonestlnvestlBators. TiialltriiAKal set svsm lUMKiir CaurAHr, Lafayette, lad. MST 017 1MBT.A8ES always cuiunu: BV tjsino MEXICAIT MUSTANG LINIMENT. OF HTM AX FLESn. Rheumatism, liurnsi itudKcnlda, Btlusaxud Itltea, Cutauud IlruUoa, HpralnattHt Itches, Contracted Hluacloa, HtlfT Joints, liuckacho, Eruption!, 1'rosjt Illtei, OF AXIUALS, Scrutchea, J Borea und Gallft Hpavin, CrncUa, ricrotf AVorm, (3rnbt l'oot Kot. Hoof All, I.ameucsi, -w Stvluny, I'ounderj Sprains, Htralm, Sore Feet, StlOueii. and all oxter nl diseases, ami every hurt or accldant, i'or inerml use In family, stablo and itock yard, It U THE UEST OI' ALTi LINHVENTS mum ArV aw CSTERBR001 St C0NSUMP.T im iM CUBES WHERE All ELSE FAHS. IT RsJ Best CoukIi Hymn. Tauten ((nod. Use WS , lja hi tiino. Hold by a? a. iwi W. N. U., OmaLa. 803-18 -1