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T^a1 deupotiu tendencies of Emperor
William mud Bismarck pecolved a
•book when parliament defeated Bi»-
0»|"k» anfci-qociaiist bill, a measure
Intended to render permanent the leg-
islation which the reichstag has front
time to time authorized the govern-
ment to temporarily adopt in dealing
with the socialist movement. These
measures were of a stringent nature,,
___ftPtLamnng other prorhrtonT, gat e the
THE DEAD SOLDIER.
Obsequies Over the Remains of I
General Crooit.
i*at The drop was elrht feet, bet the
■eeae slipped and ha strangled to death la
nine gilnutea. Cheatham 1* the first
white man to suffer the death penalty for
the killing of a negro in Mississippi. In
the summer of 1888 Til man was brought
before the grand Jury to give testimony
In reference to gambling In nine miles of
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police authority to break up und dis-
perse public meetings, suppress news-
papers, periodicals, or publications oi
any character, to detain suspli ious
per-Ons in .ail for an indefinite period
without trial, and to expel and exile
from imperial territory any native-
horn.clti.en or foreigner whose pres-
ence in Germany they may regard ad
Injurious (?)~lo ihe >tato. These acts
*er«i at lirst voted for & term of two
* years during the weeks of popular ex-
citement and indlgn.ation following
---eo attempted msBaesi nirtixmuf'thurai
peror, and since then t£ov have been
renewed from time to type, but each
time with in reused relutr-ance on the
part of the Imperial parliament. But
Bismarck has a great he id, and con-
cluded that these provisions, arbitrary
and despotic as they are, pught.to be
made permanent, and with that ob-
ject In view prepared his anti-soclalis!
bill, certain that it would pass. Par-
liament did not view the the matter in
•he same light as the *4ron chancel-
lor” and defeated the bill. Kmperor
William, both as kaiser and king,
bolds great power, but that power Is
limlied by the national constitution,
•• and the mambersr of the raichatag felt
Shat they possessed neiLher the right
* tor the power to, permanently surren-
der to the throne tho liberties and
privileges of the people, fully con-
teious that if they yielded in this
case they would place in the keoplug
of the croflfif a po wer as despotic and
unlimited as that in the hands.of the
“ txwrr Such a law mude - - perma nont
would give Emperor William power lo
exile or detain in prison any person
incurringhis personal displeasure, and
meant the establishment of an organ-
W* riocK s T.k. . r«.«u us
at the Great Warrior's Face. | He implicated M. J. Cheatbam and Jim
Lemon, wbitr, Jake and Lee Irvin, Cons-
ults Robinson and himself, *11 colored.
On this testimony Cheatham with the
others were Indicted
•oaaauu-y of lh« Week's Doings at Boat
**4 Abroad.
Th# Exteeiios sf the L. 8. L Charter will be Pm-
vented if Pe»»lbl*
r, .... „ . i with muK-ion. At the Jandarv
Chic a as, III., March ‘24. —By 8 o'clock .. „, ,, *“ 7
S^Sd,hLlrdyb!!f ""H* ^ Gw,# [ against Cheatham a^wjuld
^ JESTERS
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ministration of the common law of the
*nd. The defeat of thi^ bUl is ap-
■ prbved by the nation at large, for The
Gormans are too highly educated, too
- progressive, to tolorale a law against
whioh oven the semi-civilized Musco.
»ite rebels,
last resting place in Maryland. The
scenes yesterday at the U/and Pacific
were solemnly lihpres*|ve. Durjng the
entire morning it seemed as though the
entire city endeavored to obtain a last
look at the' faee of the dead general.
I hrough the parlor where lie lay In state
the silent thousand* passed uutil when
the time of the service drew near tho
crowd became so large that the police
were stationed at the foot of ail the stair-
ways with orders to allow no- one to as-
cend to the second floor. The parlors ami
balls oh that floor Wire impassable when
tho Rev. Dr. Md’lieraou delivered the
out of the way before the time arrived.
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t-'harg* of Judge Hughes to the Oraa<
Jury. ■ _
Augusta, Ga., March 22.—The court
of general sessions of Barnwell county
convened day before yesterday with
Judge J. H. Hughes on the bench- His
honor’s charge to the grand "Jury was full
and forcible with regard to lire lynching
of the eight negro prisoners. • He said:
“It is with great regret and pain that'I
must S|>eak to you of the enormous and
outrageous violation of law committed hv
this county since the last term of this
.opening prayer, A t ibi* -I4mev at the frwit I -court. K+rirt- men; -safety coiitineft ltv J;ilT
of the stjiirs, iimulfvils crowded the way,
vainly,endeavoring to liu.ir, even at tills
distance. No -ftmeral in Chicago ever
brought together a larger
num inert. uF SOIlKOWtr.lt*.
A quartette of tire -Second Presbyterian
Church * bluxr sang at the .closo of the
prayer, and were followed bv Dr. Thom
as, who quoted .tile Ninetieth Psalm and
read a chapter from Job In the course of
his brief bnt comforting remarks. Prof.
Swing then read a most eloquent tribute
to the dead. Alter the quartette, Mr.
McPherson spoke eloquently and at
length, and again offered praver^iDr. ,
Clinton Locke closing tliq services by the crimes”
betiedictlon. Mrs. Crook, who previous
to the commencement of the service had
remained with her sister and friends in
an adjoining room, but had been present
during the entire time, then took Caplain
King’s arm and had a last look at the
dead. Then the casket was taken from
the zoom followed by the members of the
Loyal Legion. while the choir sang, “Rest
for the Weary.1' Mrs. Crook ' and Mrs.
Reode were then driven quietly to the
to statu) (heir (rials. Were taken from tho
protection of the law by. a body of lawless
men and shot to death. Such a cold-
blooded butchery is wulhout precedent in
•he history of this country. If tho per-
petrators of so foul a murder can be dis-
covered let it tvi done and the law vindi-.
eated. No people can flourish who have
organized such a law. The act is incal-
culably severe. When men go lo Jail and,
take prisoners away «nd put them to
-death, , they/, inflict, a frightful blow on,
tlielr state and .community. Such law-,
lessness should bo deprecated, checked,1
and I hope there is sufficient patriotism,
and love of law and order to check such
Tram Collision.
M&WAUKBR, Wlri. March 20.—A spe
ciai to the Evening Wisconsin from Bara-'
Ikh), Wis., says; A serious collision oc-
curred on the Northwestern road at La-
vaile station, twen-five miles north of this
city, at 1 o’clock this morning and six
passengers were more or less hurt The
passenger trains Nos. 4 and 5 had orders
to meet at that station.
i'll* river Is falling rapidly at Cairo.
Coal miners strike lq England is over.
Concessions are mada
Robins are appearing by the thousands
In Columbus county, Ind.
Crazy Horse, an Indian desperado, Is
taught in Oklahoma City. *
The late Gen. George Crook was born
oear Bay ton, O., 8ept 8, 1828.
The Illinois wheat crop is -badly In-
lured by unpropitlous weather.
The pope will meditate in negotiations
lor general European disarmament
Scarlet'fever, in an epidemic form. Is
mid to prevail at Midland City, HI.
The New Orleans b cycle club will race
igain for the Hill cup next Sunday.
Gen. Unterburger advises Russia to be
noderate in her policy towards China.
A detective who has been after Rube
Burrows, the Outlaw, Is found murdered,
A French post of natives, under a Euro-
pean agent has been massacred at lipun-
(us.
Mr. Jonathan Young Sorammon, founder
-if-tlis Chwagu teoan, died tn--Ctil-
:aga
Ezekiel Sullivan, a veteran of the Merf-
:an war, died at Columbus, lud., aged
103 years.
old comrade In arms: “He wan the moat
successful man rite United Slater ever had
in dealing with the Indians.n ,
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The governments steel cruiser Newark
was launched at Philadelphia, It, ffi|Tow
days ago and was christened by the
daughter of Cohgressman Boutelle.
Five men perished in a repent fire at
the Germania mine, near Hurley, Wis.
The flames can not be extinguished andj
is thought tho damage Mill be over 81(
OOO-
At Lavalle Station. Wis., a few days I
ago, two trains on the North western road
collided, resulting lo injuries iu. a.dozan...
persons. Tw*> of the victims may not re-
cover.
Belf-Su pportli
Mrs. Do Rente (to beneve
presume these idiot asylum
hot I
it I can’t see how they ca
Uliots self-supporting."
Rnrall Ron (glosmtly)-vMI
writin’ chlldreii’s
York Weekly.
-.......... ~ **•« I *” «*• >«««• " Nft 4 arrived on
Baltimore and Ohio depot. The funeral j time and whs sidetracking when No 5
procession on leaving the hotel passed dashed along and struck the smoking car,
north on ( lark street to Washington, then J tipping It over on the side and telescoping
5° Washington tlw depdl,~ISe alreots ['the hekt coecli afiot ten" feet. It is im-
jiossihlo fo obtain (Tie”names oF all In-
Gov. Thayer denied Friday that thero
sras destitution amoug farmers in western
Nebraska.
Mr. Adams, American minister to Bra-
tll, has arrived in Euglaud op his way
tome on leave.
In the Canadian house of commons the
•111 for a bridge over the Detroit river
vas passed. ..v
Roger ij. Mills says he feels sure the
Democrats will have the next house of
'epresentatives.
Anson’s colts defeated the Brooklyn
•ague team at Bt Augustine, Flo., by a
icore of 6 to 1.
On account of a blinding snowstorm
two trains collided at tbe Grand Control
depot. New York. Due fireman had his
legs cut off aud the other fireman was in-
jured.
^Vllliam Edgar, walking on Hh> track
near Millorstown, was confronted by a
train, stepped to the end of the ties, lost
his balauce aud fell backward into tbe
ravine.
John Bhrk and Fred Tulip, grand lop-
,ceniats escaped Thursday night from the
Jail at Hiawatha. Kan., cutting through *
AKftJtgcL corridor w*ii*i.and-iha. i-
outer walls. . . ^
A law providing that railway employes
who have worked twenty-four consecutive
hours shall not resume until they have
ftnrenriTT lfo\ifir rtst has been passed by
the Ohio legislature. ^
C. L. Bingham, receiver of the defanct
Dansville, N. Y., bank, dnd the ReV. M. ,
Ward denied Wednesday at Rochester the
report that Gen. Lester B. Faulkner Is
alive and in Mexico.
It has been reported at New York that" '
the school bonk firm ofdvlson, Blakcman
& Co., Van Antwerp, Bragg & Ca, D.
Appleton At Ca, and A. S. Barnes A Ca
had effected a coalition. ~
In the case of Classen and the
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United States Commissioner Shields grant-
National bank at New York Frld
The twepty third annual state encamp- e<i * motion that ^lassen be held to await
nent of MlnnesoU G. A. R. has opened tho ot th® Kran<l J«nr.
»t Minneapolis. j Charles L. Colby has reslgne"! as presl-
The Devonshire handicap liurdle race, | dent of the Wisconsin Central road,-and k
mb at Derbv, England, wis won Gy J. B. Succ««ded by E. Abbott It is reported
Burton's Brownie. , , that Mr. Colby will soon be chosen ^>resl-
Chicago will have to show tllat she can <le,lt of the Norlhera Pacific railway,
five the necessary World’s fair cash, or I Chattel mortgages aggregating (83,000,
fair bill will pass. j in favor of two local banks, have been
Sehator Edmunds has prepared and
introduced a bill to re-organize the
public school system of Utah, and place
It beyond the influence of Mormonism.
At present the schools of the territory
ire merely annesod to the ohttreh,
ion trolled by Mormon official# and
magAged for thfl jola lutnellt of the
children of Mormons. Mr. Edmunds’
Colorado Agitated.
Df.nver, Col., March 22.—A •dispatch
'.awnYtflHMareffiy, refen^glothi'tfom“
ble between the saloonl^ts and the second
burning qf Mayor Stockbridge’s residence,
S!iys: “The excitement continues In-
tense A great many citizens patrolled
tbe streets la>t night armed with rifles
and revolvers., , Bough members of the
whisky party threatened > burn more
houses, but everybody was on the alert
The fire department of Colorado Springs
sent an engino und men to Colorado City
to remain all night The mayor will
probably asl? the governor, to call out the
stale militia unh s< the rough element is
subdued to-day. Tho better, class of citi-
zens are vdfy indignant and will string
up to a telegraph pole the first man
caught setting ire to another house.
t'
bill provides for the appointment of a
territorial school commissioner, who,
with tbe governor and probate judge,
•hall select school superintendents for
each couriiy. In .addition to the usual
courso of study, instruction la to be
given In temperance, manners and
morals, but all sectarian and denomi-
national books are to be strictly pro-
hibited. Inasmuch as the bill aims
m exterminate an evil which practi-
cally deprives tbe children of tbe Gen-
tiles of the benefits of the public
schools and multiplied private schools,
there is so doubt of its approvul by
congress. It is in perfect harmony
with the new order of progress and
enlightenment which has gained
foothold in that territory and because
of this and th* fact of its catholicity,
should receive a hearty support.
Horn Uloud • Fatal l.ovc.
Si. Jauu, Minn., March 22, — A triple
tragedy is reported by a oorrespondent at
Standing Boric Indian agency in North
Dakota. An Indian from DevU’s Lake
agency, although a family man, had been
spending the winter with his mistress,
named Julia, at'Standing Rock agency.
One of the braiies named Horn Cloud fell
in lo\» with Julia and he wished to obtain
her as his squaw. When he learned that
No \\ atdr and Julia were preparing for a
return to Devil’s Lake agency he visited
No Watat’a tent and sought to win the
•raisenl of the fair squaw to a union with
Uimsalt she refused and he shot her in
^ b*<* and arm and she Is in a preca-
rious condition. He then shot and killed
No Water, then shot hhnself thrice, fell
toto the Are and bis body was burned to a
erisp.
Jured. An aged gentleman on his way
cast had several ribs broken and is In*
•JuMkHMCfftMItr*"'lib" will probably
Another man had his skull cracked.
Jesse Hume, of Pleasant Grove, Milln.,
had his nose broken and otherwise In-
jured.
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The annual meeting of the Northern filed by the Detroit Steel and Spring com-
fllinois High School association was I Pa°y» whose overstock of raw material la
•pened Friday at Ottawa.---— f said to have made that action necessary."
i CapL William IL Mallory; head of the About 1300 converts are reported to
Mallory steamship line, died recently *t| have been accgrad «t taro
his home in Brooklyn N. Y, J vlval services conducted for sixteen days
Uiifa Ulit»t»r.
WII.KESBAUKK. Pa, March 21.—The
widows of victims of the Nottingham
mine disaster in which eight men were
killed l>y the explosion of gas six weeks
ago entered -suit against the Lehigh
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The government of Havtl is gaining-! bX the Kfiv. B. Fay Mills of New Jersey
power by forming on a firmer basis and I an<l Q. M. Greenwood, a Boston Vocalist,
sdherlng, to reasonable laws. A bill has been passed by the Ohio
Business failures for tho week number house of representatives for the proteo-
125 against 260 last week and ^249 in the j tlon of minority stockholders In railroads,
corresponding week of 1882. ' securing them to the actual value of their
CW. L. Chlpman, aged 70, a retired [,t<>ck >n caso of conspHdation with other
banker of Delphi, O., died recently at
Martinsville, ind., of paralysla The mecling of the Eastern IIlinpia
Mia Btirchell, wife of the alleged mur-jl>ental association was closed a few days
---------- **i«j iwnign amt u...t..Cu, mis ui mo Biiegea mur-i wmai association was closed a few days
Wilvesbarre Coal company Monday for of Benwell, has been discharged by j ago at Maltoon. D. H. Shafer of Cham-
damages aggregating f 100,000. They; ] tbe magistrate at Niagara Falls. j patgn was elected president, and ft wan
claim that theaocldent was due to ertmte
nal negligence on the part of tbe company
In not providing sufficient vtrrttllatlon to
prevent the accumulation of gas in thd , VT>V. r m.r on Y>eunes<y|y aj;
Tinm inn^ w^SThiinsdif ^
appalling in the history of anthracite coat
fields, the victims being literally roasted
by blazing gas before being taken out-,
Officials of the. company had - made a!
ehange In mine bosses a short time beforej
the occtileKV oiMt-ttis claimed that their
ignoranee of the ^workings of tbe mind
caused ihe explosion.
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In Favor or tho Mill Tax.
8hricvki*ort, La., March 21. — Th
meeting Wednesday nig'ht in favof o,
voting the 5 mill tax fn favor of the Gulf,;
Shreveport and Sabine railway la one ofl
the largest that has ever taken, place irt
this city. It was addressed by Messrs.'
William II. Wise, John S. Young, Simon
Bevy aud other friends of the road. The
election to vote the tax takes place next
Saturday.
decided to
POXton.
hold the next'convention at
Aratrmasters will release 3,000 ruua
way slave# on eonditlon of their doing I
werk equivalent to 50 shillings each. F R«port8 from Johnstowrii T^ ^
LUat the irnuu:- porrion OF ihe rity-wi
one threatened with inundation, the river
<f (VK* : t- ■
It la said that the unmarried women
of Massachusetts have twenty million
dollars on deposit in tho savings
banks in that stale. The unmarried
women in the old Boy state seem to
have more confidence In ^<>oA bank
accounts than in the men, and while
the statistics show .the women to be
models of thrift and economy, they
are rather hard upon the meb/
Anti-Lottery Movement.
*Jtw Oiilkaxs, La, M.arch 23.—An
•nil-lottery league has been formed by a
•umber of prominent citizens for tbe pur-
pose of preventing. If possible, an exten-
sion of the charter of tbe Louisiank lotr
fery company. Among the members are
Judge McGloln. Tax Collector Parker, ex-
(Juited Staten Attorney Partange, Judge
Ellis, CoL Hill, Rev. R. Carradine, Presi
dent Golemkn of the Catholic knights and
President Morris of the Canal bank.
Mahon* to b* fU warded.
New Yoiik. March 22.—A special to.
tfee Earning Postaays the administration’
has derided to appoint Gen. William Ma-t
bone of Virginia to be consul general eti
Paris in place of Gen. Rath bone.
IBS MARKETS*
Ootton—Middling
Wheat—No. Bred..
Corn—No. J.....-,..
New yoa*. March M.
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K*W York, Ifweh 22—Cot H O ffi- Wh«V-Noff'raf‘
Wbjr iDftrvoli Lite— J«arAtU«ICb
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The fire claim takes precedonce oi
creditors out in'Kansas. A business
tnan in Wichita, that state, tried to
Attach a, thousand bushels ot corn, be.
longing to a debtor. The latter claim-
ed that It wai his fuel supply (of the
winter, and the court decided in hi*
and declared the attaehmen*
|Ueg«L
V«re*o>l »t the press club banquet last niglSif
said; “flentlemen of the pres*,* ! like
yon. In fact I like all men who ran
create something- In fact I like area who
•re not tied down to dull earth by ©rdl-
na*r tacts. Stupidity cah tell a thing ex-
actly as 1( Is, but tt requlrea brat» So-teH
1f *i It dught to ftgve been. That Is why
Mike the prosa”
COTTF-Wo. f mix Ml..
tThite Man Rang*d for Ruling a NegVe.
IfEMPHt*. Tenn., March 20. — M. J.
Cheatham, white, agas hanged et Grenada,
Mica, at 1:80 this afternoon for fhe mur-
dst of John Til man, eolered.* on Joly 10
Pork—Standard mess (new)..
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of the Vi est Chicago Park coin mission era j rising one foot an hour. Residents In
Minnie Maddcrn, the actress, was mar-1 ibat section sought refugo in other parte
rled in New York recently to Harrison 01 th® clty*
Gray FIske, editor of the Dramatic Mir- It was reported in Cleveland, a, that
ror' .tb« »ppman Brewing company has ’ offer-
The Hon. James T. Lane of Davenport, e<* Pay the'government t4.000 for lRo-
la, prominent In the republican councils ®a,|y making barrels containing jlwo and
of that state, died In Denver, CoL, aged I gallons over the tliirtv-one gallons
80 tearf. {•mitted by law,
Thk mayor of Colorado Springs, Col., The body of H. W. Longley, a promt*
has his second residence burned to the I dent merchant of ClntdnnaU, Or, wmm*
ground, so high runs the feeling against foun^ ,n ^b® river twhiiiy miles below
hi® M a prohih. that city. He had been missing sine#
A dispatch from Havanna Friday stated I[eb' 3d* ftn<1 lt ’* tl,ouKb‘ he walked Into
that the Caban sugar etop will show an t,,e r,ver wh,le ‘emporerily Insane.
Increase of 10 per cent os compared with Michael B. Kelley, treasurer of Calhoun
the previous ona I county, la, and banker and-stoekman at
It was reported at New York Friday Manw»n- •»<! his brpther-to-law, Joan CL
that President Edyln H. Abbott .of the Mu,ron*?. foil from a railway trestle at ■'-*
Wisconsin Central will become president I ^°unc** ^**1 htatlon, 111,, Tuesday ntghC 4
of .the Northern Paclfla . I Kelley vyns killed and hit relative ’
At a meeting In Montreal of the Grey ( fatnlly lnJur«.d-
Cotton Manufacturers’association It was The Evangelical church trial of Bishop
decided to advance the price of finer oot- Esher, at Reading, Pa. resulted Friday
tons lj# cents a pound. . In a verdict of guilty, with, a recottmeo*
& L. Harper, the bank robber. Is re- daUon that he be suspended, as A
commended to mercy by the board 0f minister, until the general mnfrrnuna 1
managers of the Ohio penltonttary and be Inext year* Bishops Dube and Bowmoo
will probably be pardoned. bav® already been deposed.
There Is no truth tat the report pub-1 ^ *eh»atlon was -caused in the recent
Itohed by on evening paper Friday that Hur,«y bank robbery trial at Ashland, -
the Illinois supreme court dismissed the | Wl*“ bJ lhti sUtament-ef. DUMet attsr JBifl
case ef West versus the people. ' I n®y Bowman that at le#U two of tbe jury
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Kemmler to death by electricit^ I submitting the question 0(
Tk, dry food. Arm ot John V. Plonnor *>•
* Co. con.t.Un, df Join T S’ss”
•nd William & Darling baa made a feo-J hara raporud acalnat *
arai malfnmant In Main Tort Tha !gftZ£^S'g-J5S,t..1 •PProptWA'
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Said Oen. sharman of Oan. Crook, UtlanBblnaUmaW
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Particularly on a long Journo
pared. You cannot lx), perm
ffitnyou nr« accoinpanled wl
#■■ tuurlr.ru vadn mocum, Ho
whera most gennu of »pp«
teers aVul promoters of (llgnuU
slcknoNs. malaria, cramps am
of badly cooked or unwhol
brsklhh water, nervousness
fflvel, clironlo biliousness *
the Hitters Is a soverlgn pn
parts a relish for food Tiot"
taste, and pn
. and prevents it from
you. Never was there such a
tha unfortunate dyspeptfo wh
aoaa.ajwtvttv, «UU lUUWItn - lliint
way restaurants. Is win ram
tef», which gives a quietus air
kidney troubles aud lusomanl
Often the appetite of tr
when somebody else pay
freight.
When Baby was sick, we gave
V When she was a Child, she crle
When she become Mlsa-«h« ek
When she had Children, she gav
Many people who live ot h
aided that Indian pudding is
Ifiteifil- ___ _
For Rickets, Marasmus, mu
Disorder* ot Chile
SeotF* JimuUion of turf i
tetIA Hypnphotphite», is uu
Vapidity with which ehildr
and strength upon it" is v«
“I have used Scott’s Emu 1 si
. tlickets and Marasmus of li
In every oase the impre
marked.”-J. M, Mais, M. I
Unfortunate are those
•Bo^ph sense to realise the!
Deeftieee Can't be
by local applications, as they «
diseased portion of the ear
‘ nd
way to curs Deafness, and thi
tlonol remedies. Desfuess Is
flamed condition of the tnuec
Eustachian Tube. Whin th
flamed you have a rumbling so
hearing, and when It Is eutli
nets u tbs result, and unless 1
g can be take* out and this tub
K normal copdltlea, hearing w
■ catarrh, which la nothing but
riltion of tbe mucous surfaces.
Hundred Dollars for any c
.(caused bv Catarrh) that wt
taking Hall’a Catarth Cure. S«
tm. " F. J. CHENEY & P
* larsold by Druggists, 75c.
luoly 4hi<tg-3« or
• tt-a moR!-------------—
• :•
To Dispel Coli
Hoodoches and Fevers,
sytem effectually, yol gentl.
or bilious, or when the b'oot
sluggish, to permanently
^constipation, to awaken tl
liver to healthy activity, wi
or weakening them, use Syr
Tho man who writes ih-
always haa the most to say-
' BOIL* AND CAR III
- ^ It seenm strange that any
with boils, carbuncles, e
Bull's Sarsaparilla will ec
all such eruptive tendenote
Mnd safe antidote for blood
Worn whatever source, hnc
—yteeded stionkl not he nr
Hayed. Thousands who foi
a W UU 1UU
tmdvertised blood ikiediolues
cacy whatever, are rejoiel
[that Bull’a Sarsaparilla it
Stndt.....
end that good health invarft
,dse. Syphilitic and soroful
j pfv. oj|fimiuu anu nnroiui
► disappear, the skin becomes
from pimples, the digestioi
aehbs and pair
------__iins cease, the
body becomes greater, the fl
(ulcerative.and consumptive
appear, the power of endure
ed, weakness, dizzy spells
WUIW, VIUJ
fatigue vanish, in* word tl
Sertape *
health 1__________
•other.—Dayton Enquirer.
iparifii becomes a pi
and strength. Tr
'thi.
(Modle and coffin are the 1
•loaf the world.
“The world grows weary
vearied grows of be
Und Wf^nn ,. V .. o %.. „
^ut never wearied grows
fhtch writes the .truth
»thousands who have
weaknesses which
takteC We refer,
s’s Favorite Prose
' gdecHA/red cure for all t
K IteuU peculiar to women
. te^oatee on the bottlp-yrrSpi
% ' To regulate the eternise
f. 2s, Dr. Pierce’s Pel lets t
She Vkat a Boston woman
Ljgeferred her roast beq
unique.” She meant “rare.
Pe*date tfatversi
i Oak Cliff Female Uni
“* OUff, the bee
Bytiirured fee
F composed (
: Bryan*
* Jtton* A.
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Itt has bhen received In
rWpma to thf caplri
.jiof whichare reoeirab
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