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THE WN1TED STATES 125 YEARS OF WAR NEWSKY ARTILLERY. traordlnary results are accounted for la that electricity plays an important part in the formation of bail, and that the shooting tends to diminish the elec trical tension. Others declare that the concussion of the air simply prevents the formation of the bailstoues. A Significant reel. It is a significant fact that one of th« first steps taken by General Wood on iris return to Santiago, toward stamp ing out yellow fever, was to order th« closing of all American barsand saloons ¡in the city, and prohibiting the sale of strong drink to Americans. Mexico. Sept. 12, 18(A). to r eb. 24, IStil. 1861-1866—War of secession, April ID, HERR &TIGER DISINTEGRATES 1861, to Aug. 20. 1866. Actual hostili HAIL CLOUDS. ties began at Fort Sumter April 12, 1801, and ceased with tbe Confederate surren Only a Brief Time of Absolute Peace Has Prevailed Since the Declaration of der in Texas. May 20. 1805. Tbe civil Shoots Air Streams Into Space—Won FOLKLORE OF OLD MARYLAND. war was officially declared to have ended Teeth Made From I’aper Independence Was Signed—An Official Calendar of All the Mill* derful Success in Protecting Vine Aug. 20, 1800. Are the latest in dentistry. By a peculiar „ tary Events in the History of the Government. « yards from l'estruction at Critical Superstitions as to Hunting, Witches, process they are rendered better than any 1802- 1807—Sioux Indian war in Min uud Selling Oneself to the Devil. other material. They may be tine, but Times—Mechanism and Its Theory. nesota aud Dakota. Tbe Sioux killed up Interesting stories drawu from the most people would prefer their own. and ward of 1,000 settlers in Minnesota. this may tie best accomplished by keeping They were pursued by Gens. Sibley aud Mau Is gradually learning to subdue folklore of Maryland, particularly that tlie stomach healthy with Hostetter’s 1836— 1839—Cherokee disturbances and IIE Important wars of the United Sully, with about 5,000 men, scattering in Nature aud make the capricious dame of the western part of the State, says Stomach Bitters, as the condition of it af States since tlie Declaration of removal to the Indian Territory. Dakota. Tbe operations against them fects the teeth. The Bitters will cure con obedient to his will. The elemeuts are the Baltimore Suu. were told by mem stipation, 1837— Osage Indian troubles in Mis dyspepsia and billiousness. were successful. Over 1,000 Indians bers of the Folklore society at their being harnessed ami the clouds are be Independence, 125 years ago. can souri. were made prisoners and 31) of the mur meeting in Donovan room of Johns 1838— Heatherly Indian troubles on Probably the top is the oldest toy in Experi be summed up on tbe lingers of tbe derers were hanged after a fair trial. Iu fog brought Into subjection. Hopkins University. Mr. Crum, who is the world. It has been in use for thou two bauds, says a Washington writer Missouri and- Iowa line. 1803 tbe Minnesota Sioux were removed ments iu rainmaking, by bombarding 1838—Mormon disturbances in Illinois In the New York Sun. Nine out of ten the heavens, have been more or less a native of Frederick County aud a sands of years in all parts of tbe globe, to Dakota. and Missouri. Governor of Missouri 1803- 1809—War against the Cheyennes, successful. But the latest application graduate student of Johns Hopkins and some savage tribes use it in the per Individuals would unhesitatingly enum called out the militia, and the Mormons erate the revolutionary war. tbe war were driven out of Jackson County, set Arapaboes, Kiowas aud Comanche In of science to the elements is a device University under I’rof. Newcomb, in formance of religious rites. of 1812, the Mexicau war. the great tling down at Nauvoo, III. They were dians in Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado aud for fighting hailstorms, the invention the department of mathematics, con Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow’s Sooth tributed a paper on "Witch Stories and rebellion, the Spanish war, and tlie (driven out of Illinois at the point of tbe Indian Territory. of Herr Albert Stlger. ing Syrup the best remedy to use for their 1805-1808—Indian war in southern Ore Conjuring. ” Some of the superstitious bayonet iu 1846, emigrating to Salt Lake children during the teething period. Philippine war as the sum total of our Herr Stiger noticed that every thun gon and Idaho aud northern California military difficulties. But even aside City. No regular troops were engaged and Nevada. derstorm is preceded by absolute at be told of were as follows: Venice can never have a trolley car, “A Hunting Charm—Whenever you from our Indian wars, of which we against the Mormons at that time. 1805-1800—Fenian raid. New York and mospheric calm, lasting from a few sec but she is about to take up a substitute Aroostook and 1838-1839 — New York kill a bear, deer or turkey dip a num have had a number of great dimen onds to some minutes. During this time Canadian border disturbances. through the abandonment of the pic Cauada (patriot war) frontier disturb- sions, there have been several other ances. No fighting. 1807- 1871—Campaign against Lipan, there is a most oppressive closeness, ber of bullet patches in the fresh blood turesque gondolas which have come Kiowa, Kickapoo and Comanche Indians aud it suggested tlie idea of destroying of the animal. You must on no account down from the times of the Doges and important foreign collisions which 1846-1848—Mexican and Mexicau border disturbances. threatened serious results, notably tne 1846, to May 30, 1848. tlie calm which appeared to be esseu give any of these patches away. When the adoption of electric launches. 1808- 1809—Canadian river expedition. maritime war with France, tlie war nexation of Texas, and tbe cession of tial to tlie formation of bail. Stiger re you are out bunting again for the My doctor said I would die, but Piso’s with the Tripolitan pirates, and the in California, Arizona, New Mexico, etc. Indian Territory, and New Mexico, Nov. solved to experiment with bail shoot same kind of game load as follows: Cure for Consumption cured me. —Amos Gen. Taylor fought the battles of Palo 5, 1808. to Feb. 13, 1809. vasion of Spanish Florida. ers. He set up small mortars on differ 'lake a bloody patch, well greased, Kelner, Cherry Valley, Ill., Nov. 23, ’95, 1871 — Yellowstone expedition, Aug. 28 In the War Department there was Alto. Resaca de la Palma, in Texas; in to Oct. 25, 1871. ent hills at distances of a third to ualf place your bullet on it, then cross your self, and, as you push the bullet home, The popular notion that the blind recently prepared with great care an vaded Mexico and captured Monterey, a mile apart. 1871 — Fenian troubles, Dakota and at official calendar of all the military all in 1846; defeated Santa Anna The first experiment was made In repeat: ‘Father, Son, and Hob' Ghost.’ possess a more acute sensibility for Buena Vista, Feb. 22 23, 1847, where the Manitoba border, September aud Octo events, great nnd small. In value our history. June, 1896, and was so successful iu You will certainly bring home game of tactile impressions is not supported by to the Americans «ere outnumbered four to ber, 1871. 1872- 1873—Modoc campaign. Nov. 28. dispersing a thunder and hailstorm that the same kind as that whose blood was i the numerous and careful made obser Tbe data are of historical follows: one. Meanwhile Gen. Winfield Scott general reader, and are as Itevolution, invaded Mexico by way of Vera Cruz, 1872, to June 1. 1873. Tlie Modoc bund stations were established at various on the patch. Do not keep the patches vations by Professor Griesbach, of Basle. and penetrated to the capital in a single of Captain Jack held out against all ef- places in Styria. Austria. 1175-1783—War of the 1783. Ordinary near your bed or In your sleeping-room. The spirits make a noise in the box He defeated the Mexicans forts for nearly a year, Gen. Wheaton mortars provided April 19. 1775. to April Valley 11, disturb- campaign. with big funnels Self-fertile plants or varieties are inconsiderable at Cerro Gordo, Contreras, Molino del and Gen. Gillem, with 1782-1787—Wyoming were constructed. The so-called souud- where the patches are and will not let those which do not require pollen from forces, were repulsed. In a friendly con- Roy, Cherubusco and Chapultepec, and you sleep. The sound Is like a watch other plants or varieties in order to pro slices. Pennsylvania. fereuee, April 11, 1873, Gen. E. R. 8. futinels are made of thick sheet-iron. 1786-1787—Shays’ rebellion. Massachu in many minor engagements. Strategists ticking, but it gets louder aud louder, duce seeds or fruit. Self-sterile plants Canby and Dr. Thomas were murdered They are about six feet high with a cir setts. Shays did not foment the discon have pronounced this oue of the finest until you cannot sleep. in cold blood, nnd the war was resumed. or varieties are those which do require cumference of over two feet at tlie top tent, but was choseu lender. With 2.600 campaigns in military history. The Mex “Witch Killing—If horses are so bad Gen. Jeffersou C. Davis compelled Cap Mien be attempted to capture the Spring icau nation was completely conquered, tain Jack to surrender after a long and and less than eight inches at tlie bot ly bewitched that one dies the following pollen from other plants. tom. Inside the upper rim is riveted field arsenal, but was tired upon by the but was most generously treated by the how ’ s this ; three i and In none of the battles did stubborn resistance. Jack militia under Gov. Shepherd; ivounded. three in conqueror. a strip of Iron about five Inches broad. will deprive the w.tcb of her power: 1< la- other Modocs were hanged at Fort We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any surgents were killed and one with 1.500 Scott's forces exceed 10,000 men, aud math. Oct. 3, 1873. The rest of the band The explosion of the powder com Take the dead horse out into a field and case of Catarrh that eau not bo curad by Hall's Tbe rest fled. Gen. Lincoln, the rebels, be did not meet witli a single reverse. presses the air in the funnel, and this burn the carcass beside a tree. First Catarrh Cure. 1846-1848—New Mexico expedition, was moved to the Indian Territory. cut a cross in the tree, then drive a nail men, captured nnd dispersed I to Sparta, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. 1873 — Yellowstone expedition, Dakota. June 20. 1846, to Feb. 13, 18-18. Part of We the undersigned, have known I-'. J. Cheney in at the cioss. Now, take your rifle, Shays fled to Vermont, then June 4 to Oct. 4, 1873. for the past 15 vears. and believe him perfectly the Mexican war. N. Y., where lie died iu 1825. Northwest which must be loaded with a silver bono-ablc in all busin ss transaction s and fin 1874- 1875—Campaign against Kiowas, 1848— Cayuse war, Oregon (Oregon vol 1790-1795—War with tbe Wyandotte«, bullet, choose a position so that the fire ancial' - able to carry out any obliga tions mods Cheyeunes and Comanche Indians, ln- ‘ by tuelr firm. Indians Mlngoes, Miamis, SI a voces. unteers). is between you and the tree, and shoot W est A Tr.vxx, 1849- 1851—Navajo troubles. New Mex dian Territory, Aug. 1, 1874, to Feb. 10, Delawares, I'Ottawa tonlies, —Sept enil: it , Ottawas Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 1875. over the tire at the nail. When you bit ico. W aldisg , I’. i . nnan & M a -. vim , Chippewas ami 1795. 1874—Sioux expedition. Wyoming and the nail the witch will lose her power, 1849- 1861 — Continuous disturbances V» nole-rale Drug ists, Toledo. O. 1790, to August, 1795. Included are Nebraska, Feb. 13 to Aug. 19, 1874. Hall’sCatarrh Cure is t ken n rnally, acting and you cannot miss with the silver with Comanches, Cheyenne, Lipun and llarmar's and St. Clair’s bloody defeats directly on the blood and m cous surfaces cl 1874—Black Hills expedition, Dakota.; bullet. the system. Pri :e 75c per bo de. So.d by all aud Wayne's victory at Fallen Tim Kickapoo Indians in Texas. June 20 to Aug. 30. 1874. ists. Testimonies free. 1850- Pitt river expedition, Califor “To Sell One's Self to the Devil—Go drug; bers, which compelled peace. iu 1874— Big Horn expedition, Wyoming, Hall’s Family Pul- r th lost. nia, April 28 to Sept. 13, 1850. 1791-1794—Whisky insurrection the crossroads at midnight alone 1851- 1852—Yuma expedition, Califor Aug. 13, 1874. to Oct. 10. 1874. The popularity of golf iu England is Pennsylvania. and play on the banjo. If you really 1875— Expedition against Indians in 1798-1800—War witli France, July 9. nia. December, 1851, to April, 1852. want to sell yourself two black 'ogs proving a godsend to the farmers and eastern Nevada, Sept. 7 to 27, 1875. 1851-1853 — Utali Indian disturbances. 1798, to Sept. 30, 1800. There were sev 1870—I’owder river expedition, Wyom will appear and will dauce as you play. landholders in the near vicinity of the 1851-1856—Rogue River, Yakima, Iili- eral desperate maritime combats, with ing, Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 1870. Any oue who thus sold himself was larger towns. In many cases fabulous varying fortune, but no land fighting, kitat, Klamath and Salmon River Indian 1870-1877—Big Horn and Yellowstone said to be able to outplay aud out prices have beeu paid for club grounds. France being too busy on the European wars, iu Oregon and Washington. nnd Montana, 1855 — Winna’s expedition against expeditions, Wyoming dance any competitors. theater to make an invasion, nnd we be SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES Feb. 17. 1870, to June 13, 1877. Three “A Method for a Girl to Try Her For ing too weak. George Washington was Snake Indians, Oregou, May 24 to Sept. converging expeditions ti uder Getis. Gib- ’s Foot-jEase, a powder for the feet. tune—Put an egg to the fire and sit an It Allen made lieutenant general mid coniiuauder- 8, 1855. cures painful, swollen, smarting, nerv 1855—Sioux expedition. Nebraska Ter bon. Custer and Terry were sent against in-chief for this war, mid our regular ar hour. The wind will howl aud the dogs ous feet, und instantly takes tiie sting out the hostile Sioux, who had previously re my was raised from 3.000 to 4,000 men ritory, June to October, 1855. bark and the man you are to marry of corns and bunions. It’s the greatest 1855—Yakima expedition, Oct. 11 to pulsed Gen. Crook in the Little Big Horn to upward of 50,000. will come in and turn the egg around. comfort discovery of the age. Allen’s Foot- couutry. Custer divided bis command Nov. 24, 1855. Commanded by Maj. Ga Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. 1801-1805—War with Tripoli, June 10. when in the vicinity of the Indians, and If the egg bursts you will die (or. pos It is a certain cure for Ingrowing Nails, briel J. Rains, afterward a Confederate 1801, to June 4. 1805. Our military and he with 250 of his men was surrounded sibly, my Informant adds, you will nev sweating, callous and hot, tired, aching naval forces brought the North African general. Composed of a small body of and massacred to a man by at least 3,000 feet. We have over 30.000 testimonials. Arab pirates to terms, something that regulars aud a regiment of mounted Ore Sioux warriors. The bauds of Sitting j air, striking the inner rim, Is driven er marry).” Try it today. Sold bv all druggists and several European powers had beeu un gou troops. The expedition was a fail Bull, Crazy Horse and other hostiles af to a considerable height with a rush shoe stores. By mail for 25c. in stamps. LAW AS INTERPRETED. The following year, under com able to do. Commodore Edward Preble ure. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen 8. terward tied into Canada,Orion whence ing, whistling noise, shaking and vi mand of Col. George Wright, United Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y'. commanded (lie American Decatur naval forces. That Insanity Is included In the word States army, better success was had they did not return for some years. brating the higher strata of the at Young Stephen Decatur distinguished Preble imide Eventually all came into the ageucies. mosphere. The noise is heatd for a “ sickness ” as used in the by-laws of a against the Indian allies, and a peace The great department store in Paris, himself in this war. the Preble made sev attacks upon town of Tripoli 1876— 1879—War with Northern Chey eral the shipping in the harbor, destroy- subsequently compelled. Lieut. Sheridan, ennes and Sioux, Indian Territory, Kan long distance and is said to be felt at beneficial society is field in Robillard the ‘‘Bon Marche,” has the biggest afterward lieutenant general, greatly dis an altitude of 7,000 feet. The sound vs. Societe St. Jean Baptiste de Center kitchen in the world. In this kitchen and several of the Tripolitan gunboats sas. Wyoming, Dakota, Nebraska and tinguished himself at the Cascades. funnels effect no good uuless placed on ville (R. I.), 45 L. IL A. 559. lag capturing others. Coimnatider. 8. is daily prepared the food for the 4,000 Montana. 1855-1856 — C heyeu us aud Arapahoe a solid foundation and unless pointed and 10, 1801. Earnings of a minor child who has employes of the great store. 1877— Labor strikes in Pennsylvania troubles. Barron relieved Preble Sept. relieved by straight in the air. Inside the funnel been emancipated iu good faith by Iris 1855-18.58—Seminole war In Florida, and Maryland. July to October, 1877. Barron was subsequently Preble did the Ro Nice to Eat, Re Mild, So Effective. is a straight pipe tapering upward, and father are held, in Flyun vs. Baisley 1877 — Nez l ’ erce» campaign. June 14 to Dec. 25. 1855, to May 8, 1858. To teke medicine is a pleasure, when the Captain John llodgers. exactly in the middle of this pipe is (Ore.), 45 L. IL A. 645, to be protected medicine Oct. 5, 1877. is I'ascareta Candy Cathartic, tlie 1857—Gila expedition, New Mexico, most effective work. inly laxative fit to be used. AU drug 1878 — Bannock campaign, May 30 to placed the mortar loaded with 2 l /i from the father’s creditors, aud to con cists, modern April 16 to Sept. 16, 1857. luc, 25c-, 50c. 1805—Burr's insurrection. Sept. 4, 1878. ounces of gunpowder. 1857 — Sioux Indian troubles in Minne stitute a good consideration for a con 1806—Sabine expedition, Louisiana. 1878—Piute Indian troubles in Nevada Hailstorm statious have been erected veyance to tlie minor by his father. Keep Out the Saloons. 1807—Naval affair iu Chesapeake bay. sota and Iowa, March and April, 1857. and Idaho. throughout the vine-growing districts, 1857-1858 — Expedition against tbe Mor There is no poverty, no suffering, Inly 9 to Aug. 5, 1807. Northwest Summary arrest of a convict who has 1878 — Ute expedition, Colorado, April mons iu Utah. About 2.590 troops, un and bombarding clouds Is a regular 1811-1813—War with the October, 3 to Sept. 9, 1878. violated bis parole, and bis summary very little crime, and no strife between Indians, November, 1811, to the Con- der Col. Albert Sidney Johnston, pene 1879— Snake or Sheepeater Indian trou practice attended by very satisfactory return or remaudment to servitude or labor and capital at the little town of trated to Salt Lake City. There were no 1813. Gen. llurrison defeated Tecum- results. The tiring must be done during Bollivar, 58 miles from Pittsburg. The bles, Oregon and Washington. Imprisonment under bis sentence, was federate tribes at Tippecanoe. of (be hostilities, although the Mormons cap 1879-1894—Disturbances of settlers in the period of calm just before the storm held, in Fuller vs. State (Ala.), 45 250 men who are employed in brick tured a drove of beef cattle, and com- s<-h was killed at tlie Guttle making have not allowed any saloons ! 1 liiitted some petty depredations, Indian aud Oklahoma Territories, Okla breaks, otherwise it is uot effective. The L. R. A. 502, to constitute no violation Thames, in Canada, with in 1813. tarent Britain, j President offered pardon to all who homa boomers, and the Cherokee strip The use of a magnetic needle Informs of the constitutional guaranties govern there for 30 years. 1812 1815 War the observers when the air is charged | would yield, and the proffer was accepted disturbances. June 18, 1812, to war Feb. 17, 1815. ing the arrest and trial of criminals. in Georgia and 1879-1880—Ute Indian campaign, Colo- America sells nearly three times as by tile Mormon lenders. The troops «ere with electricity. 1 mmedlately a shot Is 1812 — Seminole Florida. Aug. 15 to October, 1812. Span rado and Utah. Sept. 21, 1879, to Nov. Right to plead self-defense for homi much as she buys; Germany buys over stationed at Camp Floyd, and remained fired from the ceuttal station all the ish Florida invaded by Georgia militia 8, 1880. in Salt Luke valley until I860. A. S. blazing cide In a difficulty which the accused £50,000,000 worth more every year Milder Gen. Newman, ami the Seminole», 1885—Chinese miners and labor trou- fifty-six sub-stations begin himself provoked is denied in Foutcli than she sells; while Great Britain last Johnston «us afterwards one of the most away to frighten the weather witches. under King Payne, defeated. These dis conspicuous of the Confederate chieftains hies in Wyoming, September and Ueto- When ordinary apparatus cannot be vs. State (Tenn.), 45 L. It. A. 687, only year actually bought twice as much as turbances never ceased until Florida was her, 1885. aud was killed at the bead of his army she sold. ceiled by Spain to the United States. In 1890- 1891—Sioux Indian disturbances afforded, mortars are fired through when the difficulty was provoked with in the battle of Shiloh, April 0, 1862. intent to kill the adversary or do him fact, one baud of the Seminoles were in South Dakota, November, 1890, to barrels-mounted on a tall tripod. A Michigan paper tells of the explo 1857- 1858—Kansas border troubles. January, 1891. never conquered and reside in Florida An eye-witness tells of an interesting great bodily harm, or to afford a pre sion of a hot water bag. A doctor Col. E. V. Sumner of the First cavalry 1891- 1893—Garcia troubles, Mexican text for wreaking malice upon trim. to this day. combat between the hail artillery and says: ‘‘I have often wondered that 1813—Peoria Indian war iu Illinois, «•as the senior officer in Kansas. The border disturbances. With this case Is an elaborate note on a thunderstorm In Styria: United Stales forces seemingly lent their there have been so few accidents of this Rept. 19 to Oct. 21, 1813. 1892- Miners’ disturbances in Idaho, ‘‘Heavy clouds appeared In the south self-defense set up by accused, who be kind. People sometimes fill them with moral influence to the pro slavery cause, July to November. 1892. 1813-1814—Greek Indian war in Ala gan the conflict. water hot enough to scald a person to 1894—Industrial army, commonwealers. west and rapidly rose, higher and high Kama. It was ill this war that Gen. but they did not seriously interfere ex Power of a court to prevent a foreign death. More care should be taken and er. Suddenly a dull shot was heard Andrew Jackson first attracted attention cept once. Under the orders of Presi Coxeyites and labor disturbances. a> a commander. He defeated tlie Creeks dent Franklin Pierce, Col. Sumner dis 1894— Railroad. Pullman and labor from one of the vineyards, nnd a couple assessment Insurance company from many accidents would be averted.” in a bloody engagement nt Talladega, persed the Free State Legislature, called strikes, from Illinois to the Pacific coast. of seconds later it was answered from forfeiting a policy or enforcing extor Nov. 9. 1813. nt Euiuekfau Jan. 22, 1814, to meet at Topeka, July 4, 1856. Sumner June to August, 1894. different heights. In less than five tionate assessments is denied in Taylor at KnOtochopco, Jan. 21, and finally at was afterward a Union major general, 1895— Bannock ludian troubles, July minutes there was in prog.ess a bom vs. Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa and greatly distinguished himself. and August, 1895. the Horseshoe Bond of the Taliapoosa bardment so terrific that It would have tion (Va.), 45 L. R. A. 621, on the 1858 — Expedition against Northern In 1898—Spanish-Cuban war. river, March 27. 1811. which humbled delighted the heart of any artillery of ground that this would constitute an dians, Washington Territory, July 17 to the Creek pride completely. At tins but 1898—Leech Lake and Pillager Indian ficer. Going from station to station I attempt to control the management of tie 750 Creeks were killed or drowned, Oct. 17. 1858. trouble, October. 1858—l’uget Sound expedition, Wash and 291 «biles «ere killed or wounded. 1898-1899—Philippine war (still in pro- could hear the whizzing noise which Is the internal affairs of a foreign cor In this war tlie brave Creeks lost 2.000 ington. Aug. 10 to Sept. 23. 1858. gross). made by cannon balls flying through poration. The court in this case refused If you haven't a regular, healthy movement of tbe 1858—Spokane. Coeur d’Alene and Pa- warriors. But ten years afterward tbe Our Indian wars are apparently s thing the air. This, of course, was only the to construe the contract of the parties bowels every day. you’re sick, or will be. Keep you» bowels open, aud be well. Force, in the shape of loos Indian troubles in Washington Ter of the past, but tbe record shows that tribe still numbered 22,9 violent pbynic or pill poison, is dangerous. The compressed air being driven through because it could not enforce any relief. smoothest, easiest, most j»erfect way of keeping tba ritory. they were going on pretty coustautly tor the sound funnels with great 1817-1818 -Seminole i bowels clear and clean is to take violence Gave Him a Severe Scarce. 1858— Navajo expedition. New Mexico, oue huudred years. and Florida. Nov. 29. 1 and far up into the sky. “Funny thing happened this week,” Sept. 9 to Dec. 25, 1858. 181.8. It was during till: CANDY “Soon after the tiring had begun a said a Chicago man with a retrospective 1858- 1859— Wichita expedition, Indian Choired the 1*1*0«. son tqok possession of tl CATHARTIC Territory, Sept. 11, 1858, to December, tory. He seized St. Ml It Is said that Jared Sparks, chosen small rift In the dark clouds became smile. “I was standing in one of the ruin. Fla., hanged two Ar 1859. president of Harvard College in 1849. visible, and a few minutes later 1 could hotel lobbies with a bunch of men 1859— Colorado river expedition, Cali hnllinot and Ambriater. the yielded promptly ami courteously to see through to the blue sky. In seven when the editor of a trade journal pub Indians to hostilities, a teen minutes all the clouds had dis lished In Cleveland joined the group. the fornia, Feb. 11 to April 28. 1859. 1859—• Pei os expedition, Texas, April the opinions and wishes of the faculty persed nnd the sky again became one Indiana to terms. The clerk handed him a list of 'phone where no Important Interest was at 1823—Campaign agnini and 16 to Aug. 17, 1859. vast expause of azure blue. In the vi calls and he attended to them till he Issue; but wherever the welfare or Tex- 1.850 — Antelope Hills expedition, Ariokareo Indiniis. uppei cinity of the stations not a hallstone came to the last. ‘Wonder who that as, June 10 to Sept. 23. 1859. honor of tlie college or of Its Individual 1827— Winnebago evpe Pleasant. Palatable. Potent. Taite Gpod Do Good. fell, whereas only an hour’s walk from is!’ he exclaimed in a puzzled way. Rever S:cken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. SA- Write I ’ tah. 1859 — Bear river expedition. members was concerned, he adhered lng>. June to Septeliils-r, Tor free «ample, and booklet on healtB. Address them a violent and damaglug ballsortu June 10 to Sept. 23. 1859. Then be read out the number and one rd LaFevre Indian war. «OrllM Mewed; rameaoy. Ihleaya. Weetreal. he- T^a. M»a Immovably to hls own Judgment. 1859—John Brown raid. Harper’s Fer of the fellows recognized it. ’That? 1831 Sic and Fox troubles in Wis A case In point, says Dr. Peabody. In had raged.” ry, Va„ October ami December, 1859. it Is a remarkable fact that there has Why. that's So-and-so's detective consin ami Illinois. hls "Harvard Graduates Whom 1 Have Brown seized the United States armory, not been a single hailstorm since the or agency,’ he said. ’De— wha—at?’ gasp 1832 Black Hawk war. April 26 to Known," occurred when Kossuth was Sept, 21. 1832. iu Illinois and Wisconsin. where he was attacked by local militia ganized shooting Is-gan four years ago, ed tbe editor man. and bls hair began Black Hawk e*ca|M*<l from Gen. Atkin under Col. Baylor. Subsequently he re making his progress through the coun although before these strange battles to rise. son. but surrendered al Prairie du Chien, treated to the engine house, afterward try. Mr. Sparks was one of the few were fought there were many really "A Detroit man grabbed the receiver ran easily trace their trouble to the blond, but known, as “John Brown's Fort,” where wlio were disinclined to pay hlm bom- Aug 27, 1832. lie was taken to Wash disastrous storms every year. Further and said hastily: 'Never mind, Billy! that don’t help, unless they find a remedy. inainii to see the "Great Father,” and lie held out from Monday, Oct. 17. until age. The then usual spring exhibition, more. In the neighborhood where there 1’11 keep ’em talking and you get your ever afterward Hied at peace with the Tuesday morning, Oct. 18. Col. Robert normally held in the college chapel, is no shootlug the hail has done great grip and catch the next train out. E Lee had arrived the night before from w li tes. lie «as bill a chief of a second was at hand, and it was understood damage. ary band. He settled Upon the l»es Washington with ninety marines and two Hurry, old man!’ It turned out it was Purifies the blood makee «irk women strong that Kossuth would lie present. The Italy Is doing wonders with the hall some friend who bad dropped Into the snd well. SI 00 per bottle at the drug store. Mo’nes river, iu Iowa, where he died iu < Million, »ml Brown was soon overcome faculty voted unanimously, or nearly He was surrounded by 1,590 militiamen 183.8. shooting system. It Is said that in Au agency on business and used their His total force «as so. to hold this exhibition where the gust of last year a frightful storm of 1.834- Pawnee expedition. June to Sep and irregulars. 'phone while waiting."—Chicago Chron twenty-two men—seventeen «bites and commencements were held. In the First thunder and bail broke over Turin, but tember. 1834. in the Indian Territory. icle. 1835-1836— The Toledo war. or Ohio tire negroes. All were killed but four. Parish Church. ONE FON A DOSE. CrmStek Headache and Dy> neighboring communities got off scot refxla, Rsmovs Hmplee,Purify the Bipod. Aid Digee- Brown was hanged Dec. 2, 1851). at ■ nd Michigan boundary dispute._ Hl*h-Priced Land. Mr. Sparks declared the vote, but free by giving the clouds a warm wel Uoi.frereniBt.lowneM. Do not Orí peor sir ken. Ta 1835-1842—Seminole war in Florida. Charlestown. Va. About twenty militia added: ‘It Is for you, gentlemen, to y*a. wot mal «aup »tree: full box.lOe. DW. Prince Albrecht, of Prussia, the Re come from their mortars. BOS AN KO CO., rvn«Myhla. m. S Id by l'ru«l*ta. men aud dtisena were killed aud wound Nov. 1. 1835. to Aug. 14, 1.842, gent of Brunswick, lias bought a lot of hold the exhibition where you please. Experience has shown that single sta ed. 1836 1837—Creek disturbances In Ala land In the "Markobrunnen" rhine wine 1.859 1869— Cortinas troubles along Rio I shall go to the chapel In my cap and tions do not produce concussion enough bams. May 5. 18311, to Sept. 30, L837. district at the rate of $10.000 an acre. gown at the usual hour." Grande river. to effect results. Concerted volleys are 183H-1837—Sabine disturbances. South Successfully Th« vote, of cours«, was reconsld necessary. 1809—Klewa and Comanche eipedition, western frontier, April, 1830, ts June, The cigar la as re ajee table as tbe Addrss. DR NIKCKIRK. Mountain Homs, Idfe Indian Territory, May b to Oct 11, 1800 ered. 1837. No hgbtins. One of the theories by which th« ex- coraeL T T BESTFORTHE BOWELS KEEP YOUR BLOOO CLEAN 4 MANY SICK WOMEN Moore’s Revealed Remedy DR. GUNN’S^ PILLS DROPSY f