To Dyspeptics.
Tho most oornmon signs of Iryapepal.-i, of
Indlci-ntlon, aro an oppression nt tho
'om.vh, nausea, flatulency, w-ater-braali,
nrart-hurn, vomltluc;, loss o appetite, awl
ronallpatlon. Dvspoptlo patients sutler un
told miseries, bodily nnd mental. Tliey
should etltnulato the digestion, ami eecuro
regular dally action of the bowels, by lh
tue of moderate do jo at
Ayer's Pills.
sorbs tumors, allays Itching of the prl
After the bowele ars rrmlaled. onn of Mima vate Darts. nothlm else. Sold liv drill!-
Mm day after dinner, neually
all that la required to oompleto tlio cure.
Avre's Tills aro augir-coated and purely
Tegctablo a pleasant, entirely safe, and re
liable medicino for the euro of all disorder
of tho stomach nnd bowels. They are
the but of nil purgative for family use.
FBCrAKED Br
Dr. J. C.Ayor&Co., Lowell, Mass.
RoM by all DrcgciaU.
Pill
25 YEARS IN USE.
Tfc Greatest Medical Trinraph of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LBE!R0
Irfuaoroppetlto, Sorrels coatlvc, Pain In
rhe bead, with a dull eensation ta tho
Jftf? ???.' ri" "dcr tho iboulder.
Made, Fullncea nftcr cnilnc, with a die
Inclination to exertion of bodr or mind.
Jrruacintjof temper, Lownplrlts, vrUh
ofetllnEof bavine; neglected eomo dutr.
Weariness, Jilzzlneaa. Flnitnrin Xi.
earlnens, Dizziness, Fluttering; at tho
2Tri , rl,Jli. f T"l Restlessness, with
fitful dreams, Wcblr colored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TTJTT'S 1'lI.T.Snro especially adapted
to anon .cases, ono doao effects such a
ehaiigoffeolln(tastonstnnlalitliesuffcror.
h?fl"rZa"' ,. P.netUe .and cause tlio
H2"jriS'.l,,? "rlheirTonlo Action on
J5SrfMif tiT.e .r5n!J IcRiuar M toola are
p-pdiiewt. Prlco Mile. 4 1 Murray Ht..M.v"
Gnar ir tt r.r viuu-ii,n . .
?&VJit'tI!F 1,7 a I1"1 application of
Jaw DTE. It Imparts a natural color, ecu
Instantaneously, sold by Druggists, or
tcntuyoxpreeiion receiptor 81.
OfTTeo,44 Murray St., Now York.
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inaromnnoi prcrcn
l.cui tezdlcs toe iher
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seri Ictrn tepcrti-'
racts 6ef:ra takire trcit
ncnt tl'twhcrs. T.e
FLItn Rex iy that iu
CUI.tD thcusiitdj, do:
not li.tcrfcra wiU aitcn
A Radical cl-kc ran
0 ousincn. orcu'
or luconienlincclr
vr. Founded 01
cclciitlfij nedlcalrrinc'
ctca. Vs dlrcctcPDllotl
to tea (est cldicr-sq it
YffSTED FOH ErvrM
3Teci!l2 icfctirnte la fc
a vritLctt de!rr. Tha cat
V'ZAnO 3YUS3IU ;4AT
iarnl f :rct!onior iha hu
6 nan crpanlem la irrtoreu
JThft fiLlrnanriB- G tmi
8 of JIfp, vhlcti llflTQ bec
Pmt Month. - Pico-
jtho patient ttecomeicKc'
itulanilrapidlypaina bo
Two Months, - o.or.a
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RAINBOW RUPTURE
Blmpl., at, rolUtilo and a pcrf.t retainer. It In
not n Truss. Worn Dai nnd KlJht and ll
JS?ii'iii t'nient cIvbu nil kinj. of euraical
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d dress,
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HI8CELLANEOU6.
i thine to rIvc to your cnc
encss.
I'revlotrs to 1783 there Vera no mules
In this country.
The host capital to begin life with
la n capital wife.
A monument Is to he erected hi
Tails to the honor of the Inventor of
fcoda water. Wo suppose It will hear a
representation of the Inventor's phiz.
riles ! riles !! Piles!!!
I Sure cure for blind, hlcedlnir and
Itching piles. One box has cured the i
worst case of 20 years standing. No one 1
need suffer live minutes after using'
William's Indian Pile Ointment. It no-1
j&Ji$
v. aoia at rnouias' drug store.
Xoarly S,000;000 acres of land In
Ireland consists of bogs.
Tennessee Is rich In the extent nnd
variety of licr timber.
Tho men who lmvo the most time
to kill do the most killing.
bolomon, wisely said: "Ulve me
neither poverty or riches." He probab
ly meant a place where they kept
slate.
To Young Ladtoi.
If your life Is made a burden owing to
niacKiieaas, pimples anu otliercruptlons
on tho face marrlne vour bcautv nnd
causing so much chagrin, it Is no longer
necessary to cnuurc It. ur. Ilagg's
Family Ointment will certainly remove
an pucii blemishes and leave your skin
soft, smooth nnd beautiful, bold lry all
uruggisis ami maiien on receipt ot price.
20c. Williams Mf'o. Co.. l'ron's.;
Cleveland, O. Sold at Thomas' drug
aiure.
Why Is love like a canal boat?
causo It Is an intomal transport.
Be
A policeman's wife generally al
ludes to her lawful spouse as her dear
clubby.
Tho Art of Getting Vigorous
Is comprised In ono vsry slmplo piece of
advise, improve digestion. No elabor
ate system of dietetics Is needed. If you
lack vigor, use systematically that
pleasant promoter of It. Ilostcttcr
.Stomach Hitters. If von take this hint.
and do not commit any ixecsses, there
Is no reason why you should not caln In
strength, appetite and weight. Hosts of
whilom invalids nre to-day building a
foundation for years of vigorous health
with tills sound nnd thorough rcuovatot
of a dciapidated physique and falling
energy. Dyspepsia is eradicated by It,
and the coi.tltutlon fortified against
uisoruers to which, u it were exposal, it
might succumb notably malarial fever.
Rheumatism. Inactivity of ths kidneys
ana bladder, nervousness, and their var
ious symptoms, disappear when It Is
used with persistency, not abandoned
alter a bsicf Irregular trial.
June 20, '85-1 v.
norse thieves generally turn out to
be. high-strung individuals out In the
Tcnltorics.
The woman who paints her cheeks
while on a sea voyage sails under lalse
colors.
Hay Fever.
I have been a periodical sufferer from
hay fever (a most annoying and loath
fome alBictlon) since (he summer of
1S70, and, until 1 used lily's Crcnm
Balm, I was never nble to find any re-
uei. i can say mat (.ream j;aim cured
inc. I would not be without it dining
ine nay icvcr season, li. 31. Utorgla
Hinglinmton. N. Y.
Hay Fkvf.h. I have used lily's
uream uaim lor nay lever, ami nave ex
perienced great relief. 1 recommend ll
as the best of all Hie remedies I have
tried. J. (. Jenks, Lawyer, Grand
Kuplds, Jlleh. Trice 11O cents.
The married man who smells the
battle from afar may be called a storm
sccnter.
If you want to bo suited go to a
tailor; If you want to be non-suited, gt
to law.
Who docs not relight to see aj gooc'
looking face? Tut erysipelas disfigure
the feature? almost beyond recognition
But that Is not the worst of It. Thi
dlhcaee Is as dangerous as it is repulalvi
It is sometimes called "St. Anthony'
Fire," and often causes sudden deatl
Mr. S. B. Carpenter, of Grandvllle, N
V., had it In both legs and was cure
by Dr. Kennedy's Favorite lirmcih
This medicine excels all others for tb
blood. Kapeclally adapted to persons I)
feeble health.
It takes just three people to keep n
secret properly, but two of the threi
must be dead.
It's the little things that fret am
worry us; we can dodgcan elephant, bu
wc can't a fly.
Every day adds to the ereat amount
of evidence as to the curative powers ol
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Letters are con
tinually being received from all sectlom
of the country, telling of benefits dr
rltudfrom this grent medicine. It is
unequalled lor General dcbllitv. and ai
a blood purifier, expelling etcry trace 01
scroiuin or oilier impurity. Iow Is llu
time to take it. JIado by C. I. Hood A
Co.. Lowell. Mass. Stld bv all driitr
gists.
l'lgi are able to consume far 1116' e.
food In proportion to their weight tha.
cither sheep or oxen.
Lydlx Thompson has mado $S0,0CK
out of admiration of mankind for bt amy
unadorned.
Awful Inceudiarhm. To trl on fire
the dwelling of an Immoital foul with
alcohol is a great crime. Whoever ad
ministers num lilttcrs to tue sick It
guilty of It. The only medicine in ex
istence wuicu extinguishes (Urease, by
removing all morbid matter from the
system, is l)r. Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
a tonic, yet free from alcohol.
Massachusetts girls console them
selves with the reflection that "there's
husbandry In Heaven."
A piece of petrified bread has been
found In Loulsana. A genuine case of
seeklrg bread and finding a stone.
"Quinsy troubled me for twenty
years. Since 1 started using Dr. Thom
as' Eclectrle Oil. have not had an at
tack. The Oil cures soro throat at
once." Mrs. Letta Conrad, Standish,
Mich.
"Why men drink Is what staggers
us," says a woman's Journal. What
men drink Is what staggers them.
The good wan" bears the faults of
other's very patiently; the bad man
bears with his own In the same man
ner. "Blood-food" Is the suggestive name
often clvcn lo Ayer's Sarsaparilla, be
eauso of Its blood enriching qualities.
Tlia toldiersof Italy cost lliat ia
tion tm per he.id annualy; of France,
51 per in id, and those of Jingiand
I 11 1 niln ihe world ai-n t
uli. :i. a wii.ia'i is j-.lv li. 1 mum. .in 1
male concomitant are en the other ex.
tr. in "
--;,
LIKE HIS FATHER.
He wka afflictod with stone in the Bladder.
Mr. 8. V. Hicks, 01 Pleasant V.illor,
Doclicn county, N. Y., the snn of Mr. B.
S. Hicks, whono nnmo Inay have nppiarrd
in tlila journal in mnuertlnn with an ar
lirle alinillar to I hi, win, like hla father,
afflicted with Stone in Ihn U'nrldar, mly
that lua care has more serious than his
father's. 'The lather advised the son to
wrllntiiDr. David Kfnifedy, nf rtnnrtnut,
N Y , who, he aalil, would tell him what
to do l)r Ki-nnp.lv replied, tuegealtng the
usoof KENNEDY'S KAVOH1TK HEME
DY, wtilrh hail world d so aurccsslully in
the f.thec'i ma.. Mr. Hicks, nhu had
been a-suinl by ti n I0e.1l physicians that
thev iiiuM do ni.lninc inure lor hini tried
FAVOKITE REMEDY. A'tvr two week's
Uloi.f it he paavd a atom" J an inch long
and nl the thickness or -a pipe stem. Since
then he has lia-i hij sv miitoms rl the return
ot tlia trouble. Item u s sick man healeil.
Wlnii belter rerulta eouhl hare been ex
Hcted T What grealer benefit e-'ulil iiie.li
ea I n-ictice omler T The end wasgalncd;
that is inrely enuuit'i Dr. Kennedy as
enrej thpinblie, by a repulalion whieli he
rannot allorrl In imperil, that the FAVOR
ITE HEMEDY rl--e Invigorate the blood,
eurer liver, khliiey all. I bladder eninplnlula
&a well aa tho!e ritaa'ca nnd weakucases
peculiar In females
Thoufalidt of Grateful People voluntarily
I est i f v in letters to Dr. Kennedy, with a
warmth and fullness ot wonla which mere
business document and eeitip.cales never
IHiBfona, what'Tayiirile Remedy." the great
apeclfic for blood, liver and kidney disor
ders, has done- for them and their friends.
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Beer Saloon and Restaurant
1143 Vina St., Philadelphia.
Dennis Gilbert, Proprietor.
Tho Par Is funrlnlicd with choice CIa;nrf
Fresh I.axer, ami otbor rerreslunente. Per
eom from the I.ohlirli Valley vlsltln;? Phlla
dell. hlu are reaiieclfully Invited to irive me a
call- llosn Uilucht.
March 20, H31 tr.
XTT A NT'TfCJTi " rcpreson ta live of
vv -tix" XJ J- 011(1 niMreea tu travel
AT OTxTtTP! ".rouph Cnrkon coun.
"A Willy Ul Vai.CAllLB
wnaKR ron smei'i. ci.Aasea ok nrsiNKSr.
men Asn mitiiamich wlin umlerstnnd nnd
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H
Stock Farm,
Crosso Ho, Wayno Co.. Mich.
SA.VAQE & FAIINUM, FaoraiEXoaa.
ratwcii ifo. :sa men.
IMPORTED
Percheron Horses.
AllatOck aslecfert frnm IV.M Mrl. . .l A...
of estabUshsd repuution and redstercd in the
rrenca ana American stud dogUs.
ISLAND HOMP
It beiutlfully altuate,! at the held of Gaossn Its
In ths Detroit River, ten miles below the City, and
la actesMble by railroad and steamboat. Visitors
Dotfamlllar with the location'may call at city office.
31 Cam paii Building, and an escoit will accompany
Uiem to tho (arm. Send for catalogue, tree by mtiL
1 . . M.1V.J WUIW. ililbU.
Nerve-Life and Vigor
3R.E!STOIlBX).-
Thl cut ehone the
Howard KIcctric
ADD
Magnetic Shield
ai applied orer the Kid
lie) and Nervo-Tltnl
centera. Tno cnlr an-
Iitlaneo made that
Ita every part of
tlio body, and the
only one needed to
foaiTtrriT cik
Kltlue-yUlKcuae
It It e iiinutUni,
II y a i o ) I n ,
the Yioret cnaea of
Sciiilllnl XVcaU
itc4, l?xltuu
tlon, liupotn
y, and afl Ul
eaaea and tVeuk
iieMof theUrlno
Cimltul Uruuii
!VlF-i
OF THE
ratnited Feb. 85, JSTfl.
TOTJNO JlKNt, from eany tudlacretlon, hek
nenre force and fill to attain t Iren jih.
JIlDULU-AonD JI EN often lack Igor, attrlbut
lug It to the progrrei of yean.
The JHrTIIEn,mi'E and MAID, auOVrlnc from
Veinale Weakm-ea, Nirroua llebjllly and other all.
menu, will And it the only cure.
To one anl all 0 My that the Shield ciree a nat
ural aid In a natural war
WITHOUT Um'OUlN't! THE STOMACH.
IVurrauCoU One Year, anil llio brat
appllnut-o lundc.
Illaetrated Pamphlet. THItKE TYPES OP MEN,
alao Pamphlet for lkdlea cily, aeut 011 rvcelpt of
Oc, reeled i nnaealed, fltEE.
American Galvanic Co.,
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erronvrnwrvn m I bit i -1 n x?
FARMERS' COLUMN,
t
i " .
Attend to Fall Focdlntr.
Vlicn tlio pastures begin to fall off,
some-extra food tliould bo provided for
all the stock, but especially the coyvf.
Horses aro always well cared for, but
the cows are too often .neglected, both
as to food, and a supply of pure water,
Those farmers who have provided some
soiling crops; will find the bwiofit-of the
fresh, crecn fodder: those who havenot.
will now sco llio dls.tdr.tnt.tgo of being
short of feed just at this season. It Is
very easy to secure this, supply of food
for the short season. Every-fanncrhn
a neglected pleco of land, which Is
bringing In nothing, and which could 1 e
wade to produce a very profitable crop
of green feed. Such an opportunity
should not be neglected. 'Where the
supply has been provided, a liberal feed
should be glvc.u daily. It is a mistake
to supposo that It Is a waste of food, to
feed liberally now, and that It is better
lo save the food for winter, and spare It
at this season. When any animal Is
kept short of food, It goes back rapidly,
and more food will bo required to make
up this lost ground,than would have kept
the animal in Its normal condition.
This Is especially true as'rcgards swine
If these are permitted to fall off now
for lack of food, they will consume
much more than tho present gain, In
recovering tho loss. Animals that are
intended for fattening, should ho kept'
on full feed now.and those to bo winter
ed" over, should be kept in good condl
tlon. The old, and true adage, should
not be forgotten, viz: "an animal that
Is well summered U half wintered."
IIenky Stewaiit In Agrienllurist.
Physician J vers in Vain.
Mr. David Nettcr. 703 Mission street.
ban Francisco, Cal., writes- that for.
several months he suffered from a severe
cold and cough, which finally resulted
In total hoarseness. Ho consulted
several physicians, buf obtained ' no
relief, and then tried Ked Star Couch
Cure. After taking a few doses he felt
better, and Iwlorc. lie had flnished a bot
tle ho was completely cured.
Stocking with Sheep for Winter.
The Miason of autumnal drouths and
short pasturage always brings lots of
sheep upon the market, which their
owners conclude not to winter, and that
may often bo very profitably bought.
Sheep of good constitution, with, good
tceth,and hcalthy,niay bo safely baught,
If ono has feed for them which ho w lshcs
to convert Into manure In the easiest
and cheapest way. For lustatico,
large oat-growcr has straw wlilcli'tVill
carry quite a flock through the season.
If he buys ewes that have had lambs
this year, and has them served early,
by a long-wool or Down ram ; tttoUgh
tmn now, tlicy will rapidly pick up and
probably give him 0110 hundred, oud
twenty-five per cent of lambs. 1 Of
course, such owes will need some grain;
all the more, if wheat-straw Instead of
oat is their principal fodder. Wc have
known lambs to bring In tho spring
double ami triple what was paid for -the
ewes, while the ewes were wortli fully
as much as they cost, and the manure
as much more. This Is hardly:: the
usual experience, but under advantage
ous circumstances the exlierlmcut is
well worth tiylng, recollecting that
October service begins February lambs,
which, if well pushed forward, may be
In market by the first to tho middle of
May. Earlier service- will, of course,
bring earlier lambs and greater profit.
1m. Ayriculturltt.
An Important Discovery.
The most Important l)iscovcry,ls that
which brings the most gooj tothegrcat-
st number. Dr. King's Xcw Discovery
i'or Consumption, Coughs, and Cplds,
.viii preserve me ueauu ami. save lite.
ind is a priceless boon to the atlllcted-
."Tot only does It positively euro Con-
sumntlon. but Couchs, Colds, Bron
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all
itfcctions of the Throat, Chest, and
I-iungs, yield at once to its wonderful
curative powers. If vou doubt this, set
a trial oottic tree, uy 1. u. 1 nomas.
Beal Hultteln Cattle
The ancient duchy of Iiolatcln, which
was wrested from Denmark by Germany
few years ago, possesses extensive
lowlands reclaimed from the sea. These
ivero not' ancient lake-beds, like much
of the present area of Holland, but salt
water marshes; hence are known to-day
is the HoUtcln Marshes. The popula-
Ion is almost exclusively agricultural,
tnd possess a valuable breed of neat
:attle, which Is bred both for beef and
(or milk. As uillcli-cowe, they have
tchleved no special fame, but the beef
s excellent. The strains of milch and
iccf cattle arc kept quite distinct, as
among bliorthorns. Ihey are fairly
well-formed, judging them by our
notions, and are the basis of a very pro
fitable trade. In color they are black
and white, or dark-brown, or red and
white, and show clearly that they have
been modified by tho shorthorn cross,
otherwise arc much like the- Frieslan
and North Holland rattle,' which pass
by tho trade namo of "ITolstelns" In
this country. A notable difference
between the Holstcln beef and that of
Normandy, which nlso finds Its way to
the great markets of the metropolis, is,
that 1U fat is white, while that of the
French beef la often golden yellow, like
that of the Guernseys, a.ul many of the
Jersey cattle. The London market
demands at beef, and requires it to be
wblta ns Alabaster," to meet the
highest favor. Am. Ayrleiiliuritt,
This Is a time ot enjoyment of fall
growths and a preparation for winter
blooms.
The condition of tha lawn will vary
remarkably, according to tho weather.
One year the sod will bo burned up
another it will bu fresh and green as In
spring. If you liavo a good water
supply, keep the sprinkler at work every
night in a dry time, but thoroughly
saturating each spot before moving to
another.
J Vol such bedding-plants as yon
' wish to carry over, and take cuttings
of those which are too large and clumsy.
J Ke-ep tha. tall-gniwing plants well
Mikn-1 against the strong wlndlr, '
iUi!illii.LlJ.,i!
Corkscrew
H. H. PETERS'
Till! XAIIiOIl,
Announces to hid customers nnd the citizens ceneralty
lliat lid la -"ON DECK" with one of the Larcertaud
most Failiionablo Blocks or
Fall and Winter
lylee of FOIlEIGXd- DOMESTIC msnulaelurod
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE8. SUIT
INGS, AND OVERCOATINCS,
over before ahown in lliia a.-ction, unil at prioo, t'.o, that
defy competition. N"ne hut tlia le,t nf workmen m
employed, hence the Best
anleed in eyery ceee. Ala, on
OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
of cc-wost styles, Including
Collars, Cuffs, Neck-Ties, Hose, &c, &c-
Be sure you rail anil examlno goois and prices before going elsewhere.
H. H. PETERS, The Tailor,
I'XCIIANGE HOTEL BUILDING, .
Ba Street, - -
April is, lass it
Ratcliff & Chubb,
BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS,
AND DEALKR8 IN
ICE CREAM, PEANUTS, &C.
FRESH BREAD & BISCUITS every day. Delivered
in town on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ACKOWLEDGED to be HEADQUARTERS
FOR
-
VM4AIABL:
SWJEJEJWWS
LEWIS
respectfully informs his many
has removed his BOOT
LEWIS WEISS,
Aorll- 4. 1885.1y .
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE
QUE UT EAMIHIq
IB jgroiriiAHSAS-OKjg tujexj (
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
By reason or ltn contrcl position and closo
woJC.rvt lnuiiuana tsrattnai poinis, constitutes tno most important mia
nontalltnk In that ovstonl of ttirouT'.i trananortatloil which Invites nnd
tutcvf travel nnd traffic between cltioj
lo also tho fiivortto and boat rout a to
Jtnoant, ana corrosponainj points w est, rvortnwoat una southwest.
Tha Rode Island svutjm Includes in its main line and branches. ChJcncw
Jollot. Ottawa, La Salle, Peotii, Gonesoq, Mollnu and Rock Island. In Iinnota;
Davenport, Muacatlno, Wnahlnjtcm, Fairfield, Ottumwu. Oslcalooea West
Llborty. Iowa Oitr, Dei Molnss. Indianola, Wlntereot. Atlantic, Knoxvlllo.
Audubon, Harlan, authvl9 centra
'ronton, namamn and ICinsifl Oltir. in
Dakota, aud huiidrods of lntcnneOUto
n i(.ans:ia: iiioort lqi. aimnsmai-a una
THE GREAT ROCK
Guarantees Ita patrons that sense of
Rtnjltlnllv 'built eulvorta and
luuruuuiy u iiiooiaks iwiu'uuui muuuus
uridzea
human skill can make it; tho safety nppllancos of pctent buffers, platforms
andair-brakos; nnd that oxactinr discipline which Boverw tho praotlcal ,
operation or all Its trains. Ota r specialties of this route aro Translors at I
all connectln g points In Unljn Depots, and tho unsurpaised comlorts and I
oration of all its trains. Otti r specialties of this route aro Translors at
uxurloJ of tt Pnasenirer lSqulpment.
Tha FABt Elxnre&a Tralna bottvean
posed of well ventilated, flne'y upholstered Day Coaclies. Magnificent Pullman
Polaco Gleepora of the latoai
t lostam,
THE FAMOUS ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
la tho direct and favorite lino between
where oonnpotloait uro mads In Union Donota for all points in tlio Torrltorlea
and Brltbui Pmvlncea. Over this route. Past Eznreaa Traina aro run to tlin
uiuu'j hi union jjtinouj
Ovor tbU route, Fast
Wtttorlnsr nlaoes. eumm-r resorts, nlctureaue localities, and lumtlnrr end fish.
lag rr rounds of Iowa am
.ns or lowu. and Minnesota.
boat Qolds and pan torn 1 lands of
fitill
cnothor DIRECT LINE, via Seneca and Kankakoo, ba3 been opened
botwoer
rt IIowi
ff-s. Eli
uicnraona, Cincinnati, jnatanapous, r na l
Council BluOai, Kan.joa Clty,Min"Oiipoll3
'or dotiilad Inlormatlon soo Mara
Tick.
iota. At nil principal Ticket Otticed
o r AAm p
wm m vk6
rrcifni ina uenirti MinBgir, bni.ige.
Suits Only $22.
1
WorkmanihiD and Fit ! n.r.
band a lull and Fnhionable line
Lehighton, Penn'a.
AND -
COMWMSM
WEISS
friends and customers that he
AND SHOE STd E
Into the NEW BUILDING, nearly
opposite his Old Stnml, nnd that he
l now receiving and opening up for
their Intpcetlon a very larse and
farhlonuLlo line ol irell-selceled
Boots. Shoes,
Gaiters,
Hats, Caps,
UMBRELLAS,.,
callable for
SPRING M SUMMER WEAR.
AT PRICES TO SUIT
THE TIMES f
nnd tnvltoa j-ott to call and OTaralnc
Goods and learn prlcea trnre pur.
cli.ulns eltewhere. SATlSFtlV
TIO.N In nil cures folly ynarantccd
Hememher, TIIK NEW STOHUop
poaite the Trot of
IK . vriiFvr.
BANK Street. LEHIGHTON.
'
GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL
THIS MAP. THAT THIS
& PACIFIC RAILWAY
relation to nil principal lines Fast end
transportation which lnvltea nnd laclli
of tho Atlnntla and Pcclflc Consta. It
or tho Atlantlo and Pcclfjc Consta.
end from points Beat, Northctat end
r.ud council Blutre, in Iowa; ucllatm.
Klfflfiouri; LpflCfflworth nnd Atrhipnn
nnosotn; Watortown In
cities, towns, viiluges und etations.
bt ir'nui. in jutinnoaata: warartma
ISLAND ROUTE
personal security afforded byrv eolid.
briiuito cuiitniuuua eietu run
roilmK etcck as near porrcctton as
Phlmfrrt and tho lliFfiourl River nre com
and sumptuous simna; core, in T7hlrh
fuuii wumutf ou
Kausao City and
Cnlcatro and Minneapolis and Et. Paul,
Itlaaleo tno meat aesir&mo route to tue
Interior Unkote,
been opened
Lntuyotto and
rTar'rJSi11
and St Paul and lntorni
and Poldera. obtainable, us well en
in tiio United BUtcs and Caiwda; or ,
i o -s iafuu i
& o i uwnnf
uinifBi iKkll ana l ilivngtr Agtni, unictQ9.
U OMeatf ml
The Man Wlio fflot a Presiflent.
IIEMISIECKXCK OF ,1. WILKES BOOTH.
George C. Date. lias turned his poetic
and vivid Imagination upon the actors
ho lias known and this appears In tho
Denver JWotinei
l'oor Wilkes Ilooth was the most
beautiful man whom I ever saw. Xow
that the memory of tho sainted Lincoln
can be recalled without tears of emo
, tion, let us try to to do justice to tho
memory of a genius and to tho truth of
history,
It so happened that among tho years
from June, 1800, until 1871, my home
was in Chicago, where I first met John
Wilkes Booth, nnd bepamo attached to
him, because he was ono of the most
brilliant men, perfect gentlemen and
accomplished artists that I have ever
met. His personal bcautv his cxnuls
He manners his dress and address and
all his habits of life were so unllko the
common set of young Americans that he
was absolutely bewitching while Ills
dramatic performances were unequalled
by any one, save his splendid old father.
I had heard Forrest for years, had
listened to JIacrecdy and Charles Kcan,
I had lived for weeks on the same ranch
with James Murdoch in California; had
Idolized Charlotte Cushman for years;
had written up tho life and times of
Matilda Heron; had time and again
listened to Fannie Kcmblc, and yet
there was something in tho professional
ability, tho magnetic delineations of
young Booth, that has left nn indelible
Impression on my mind and memory.
To see him and Kdwln play 'Othello'
and 'lago,' alternating tho characters in
each act, was a feast of reason vouch
safed few men. That Wilkes Booth
was a young man of more dramatic
talent nnd ability than Edwin, all who
watched his early career must admit,
and that If ho had lived he would havo
been his father's successor none can
deny. But that he was the sole Inheri
tor of his father's genius and well-known
eccentricities and Insanity, his sad end
and fearful crime bear witness; and oil
this point it Is tlesirabla that tho truth
should now bo known.
During his last engagement In Chic
ago, in 18K1 and 18(54, I learned that
John Wilkes Booth was heart and soul
In full sympathy with the. Union cause
and Its triumph and on more that one
occasion he went with me to the Union
meetings in the early part of the even
ing where I spoke and Invariably I
went to the thcatro where ho played In
the latter part of the evening, and sat
cntrauccd under his wonderful perform
ance. His rooms were at tho old Trc
mont Hotel, and nlmost every evening,
after tho play I went home with him,
supped with him and sat at his bedside
until he went to sleep at midnight. In
all this time he was an active, zealous,
sympathizer with all tho efforts in the
causo of tliu Union. But on leaving
Chicago ho went to Louisville, Ky. And
then and there began the first steps in
tho life of Wilkes Booth which nfter
ward ripened into a state of absolute In
sanity, under the Influence of which,
and in a paroxysm of which, he finally
killed Lincoln, and afterward was shot
nimscii uy capiors almost as crazy as
he was in the burning barn. Whoso-
ever remembers his last fearful act to
the tragedy ut Washington when hav
ing fired the. fatal shot which ended
Lincoln's career, he jumped from the
stage, crying out as ho held the glitter
ing dagger in his hand, &fe cmjer ty
rnnus. will see at once that his prompt
ings were of a mind diseased.
Attention, Ilailroad Men,!
I suffered for more than a year with
Indigestion. I was very billons, occa
slonally having a dumb chill, followed
by fevers which prostrated me. I took
Simmons Liver Regulators and am a
well man. A. II. Hlghtower,
Conductor O. It. Ii.. (Ja.
HE HAD THE LAST SAT.
Sacramento liee.
Yesterday aftrmoon n ntmiberof law
ycrs In the court house were dlscilsslni
tho Influence of 'having the last say' on
a jury, and whether or not the last
speech was not the most effective, when
a well-known member of the bar related
the following:
When Alex Anderson and Charley
Jones were not so old ns they arc now
away back in the younger and purer
days of the Ifqiublic thny were a great
deal more ambitious than at prcsent.and
their efforts to get a case and n in it
were watched with Inttrcst by the older
members of the legal fraternity. One
time three men who had "stood up" a
citizen on Third nnd Main streets, and
robbed him of ailhiscoln-wcrearrcsted
hen the tlmo came for trial, Anderson
was to defend one, Jones another, and
I. O. Keller the third. After tho test!
mony was concluded, tho three young
attorneys held a consultation as to who
should speak first. Anderson antl Kel
Icr seemed afraid that the three com
bined arguments would be so lengthy
that the elaborate efforts they proposed
to make might be interrupted by tho
conrt, unless they could get In first, nnd
they were very much astonished when
Jones tmllingly and magnanimously
told them to proceed, and that he would
take "the last say." Anderson spoke
first, reviewed tho testimony, and clo-
qenlly proclaimed the innocence of all
three prisoners. Keller followed In a
simlllar strain, and plot tired the trio ns
guiltless as babes unburn. When Jones
came to speak he took an entirely dif
ferent course. IIo remeiubcrnl that
during the cross-examination of the
complaining witness he had admitted
that only two men seized him whilat
the third stood soino feet away. Tho
attorney took up the testimony and dis
sected It, declaring that there was no
dutilit nf ilm millt nf tin
. u.ut 01 luo Sullt on,1 two '"cnwhom
Anurrsou and Keller were ili-fendlm:.
,, , .... . ... , , ,
jicnuimiuu mu uuviiuera lur laying
tlolent hands on a good and lHKiceful
citizen, while his client stood horror
stricken sonio dUtatice away. James
j Goods was district uttomcyat that lime,
I and when Jonas had concluded he said
he did not sec that there was anything
for ths protecatlon to say. Ifo was wil-
.. .
""t ."-pi o iiiuwr ui iuo case.
! The- inrv retlrvtl. nnd In
; ' "-I
rcttirnetl a verdict of guilty against Au-
derson's and Keller's men and exonera-
ting Jones' client. Since that day, con
eluded
the
narrator. Anderson will
never,
-. If be en help il, allov Jones io
the la-.t -ay,
: "Tke
I OTH
SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR
For aH Disease or toe
Llvor, Eldnoye, Stomach and Spleen,
Thii purel)- rrcctalilo pre.
r araiton, now 10 celebrated 1 a
ramiif Medicine, originated In
the South in 1B3R. Ii mi
Jentlj- on the llowel and
Itinera and correct the
action of the Uref, and Mhere.
wre, me neat prenaratorr
miMUclncwhaierer the ticli
Bea may prove to b. In all
common dlieaiei It will, tin- '
naalatrd by any other tnedi
cine, effect a epeedr cure.
The Itetrulator b life to administer In lay
condition of the syxem.and under no clrcum
atiincra can It do linrni. It will invigorate
like a class of wine, but Is no Intotlcating never,
age to lead to Intemperance; will promote dl
Rpatlon, dlaalptttti hrisdache, and srener-
ally tone) up the ayatetn. The dose 5 small,
not unpleasant, and Its virtues undoubted.
T-o loas of time, no Inter
ruption nr atopuage of
buatneaa while uUng the
Regulator.
Children complaining of
Collo, Headache, or Hick
ftciraach, a teaspoooful or
more will give relief.
If taVen occasionally by pa
tients caponed to MALARIA,
will expel the poisorand protect
them from attack.
A rnrsiciAVA opimok. '
1 hare been practicing medicine for tweaty Tears,
and have never been able to put up a vegetable
compound that would, like Simmons Liver Regu.
lator, promptly and effectively move tha Liter to
action, and at the same time aid (instead of weaV.
enlng) the digestive and assimilative powers of the
system. L. M. Himton, M. U.,Washlngten, Ark.
SEE THAT TO 17 GET THE GEMCIME.
rotr-ARBD ay
J. H Zeilln & Co., Philadolphh, Pa,
REMOYAH
Dr. C. T. Horn,
ncipectftillr nnnntraeei to his customers ana
tho people generally tint he has remoroU his1
DltUO STtKE from Lscekel't Uulldlng to
hls new store reomopporlte the Pabllc Square
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.,
whern he will be pleMtnt to receive friend
nnd tho public, and eapptv them with
Pure Drugs & Medicines,-
Fancy nnd Toilet Articles,
Lamps and Lamp Fixtures,
Stationer)' & Choice Cigars.
together irlth a doe line of latest designs In,
- v -
Wall Paper.-
J, aw
. AltD : 1
DecorationS,'
at lowest Prices. Persons can also obtain
I-.ye-filassea and Ppeetaelei, properly a-l.
lasted to their flxlil at reasonable prlcts.
Prescriptions compounded with caire Say
or night.
Reir.ember, TUE OErTTKAL) UKTJU Store,
I'eb. 2..J1 Da. O, T. HOItM.
LAND
Claim! epeelaltv, a nd TTAK
HANTS. AUDITION A.l.
flOMESTKAIl ! KIlTt Kill ATT.
KSnnd all klnda nf I, AND hi:)UHT bought
anjl s-jlil, LarKe stock-.'nn'd IllirricM Prices
paid. Do jim. -vant to sell Or toy T If s,
write to A. A. THOMAB, Attorney at Law,
Washington, D. O. lan.S-lfc.i
Central Carriage Works
Bank St., Lcliighton, Pa,',
Are prepared to Misaractaro
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring "Wagon, &c,
Of every description, in the nest iobttantlJ
manner, and at Lowest Cash f rices
UcprrJiigr Promptly Attended, to.
TREXLEH 4 KREIDLER,
Aprils', 1892 yl Proprietors'.
WM. DUFFY & SON.
of JEnst Mnuch Chunk,
are prepared lo do all kinds of
Plastering & Ornamental Wort,
at ehorti-at notice. Orders hv mall will r
ceive prompt attention. Terms moderate
or good work. teulitf
MANHOOD
lleatorrrt.
A irentlemaa havlns; Inneeentlf
contracted
yuatli, nnd In eoiireqaenea suflered all the
ino naoii 01 sen aonsa in nil
norrors oi aeiual tnraparity, Int Man.
liond, 1'hyslcnl llrrav. tleneral Prostration,
eto , win, out of sympathy for his MloW
saiicrers, man tree I lie recipe by which he
.tub iiiiunr mreu. Aonrera in e
l con flilen -M
J. tv. iin
INKKV, tt Cedar St., New York.
uec.3I-ir
M.nnre money thin it anythlnar els by
taking an agency for the best Sf lllna;
buok llllt llra-lnnera ancecad rrn.r.
Ir. None Mil, Terms free. IlALLtTT llonat
Oo., I'ortland. Slalne, dscZO-lr
No Patent No Pay.
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