The Ottawa free trader. [volume], September 17, 1887, Image 3

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TonnorUl Tnrmrnt -A Ntgry of Ilurlirrlittii,
Kwry wtin who Inn Iwn In a lmrluT
shi-p lm pr-iwu tuui'l! ir wltlt tii Miitniri.-il
ni;t!ft' ,ln ami n.-ivutype'l "Vmi if.f,
air." WIkmi - mi ro:.l tim fi !'.: win;; .
perl'Vi.'ii '" ' j.'.'iitk'iii'in In r-intili (.'.irnilni
w rxiu'i i.':!'''1 w 1" tin) .a :n M lir.i' si i fi
eri?.! tln Muni K'il.-'1' 1 lr,'. r
Citr'P' s i'ii'otyiH-1 fM'l I'M'itlon to tlio i;iw
couut In liN '.:.. will it iVH ii r.e.v iml
IH'Cullur Mc!llciin'(f. Komi, ntnl ri-nnMii.
Iwr what t-Mlo In cas you slioi'M Irivn a
blinilur uafortunntd f.'.pcrli't.ce. Terry
writes: .
ItKiimii.f.K, X. V.t March 13. l T.
Gentleman 1 lmJ liarliers'sltch furthive
Kiontlis. The t-ruptlim on my f.ice was
very Imd. 1 ouM mt shuv itt all. I tk
a course of S. S. S. ami It completely curcnl
me. Today my bkln Is ttmootii nnd emu
Flexion denotes good blood. T. N. Tkiihv.
The rily Murwlml or luk.i, Mlrnt.
The gontlH.ivm wU sent u the follow
In!? certillcutt U the City Mirslni nf Iuku,
MUs, mid U a mm of hi zh 'luir;ii'W imd
prominently l;'wu tliioti'aout the Stat..
His sou liiul suirered Intently for yours
from an eruption of the ki:, caused by
K)lson oik. AM remedies, It appeared,
failed, until, foitimately, (. S. S. wms tried,
when the cure Was made with wonderful
promptness, Hero ii Wit it the jreiitlemau
8HVi:
(';.Mitlem;"i "Iy s in !i m su!I -red f r V.v
paiit six yea.-s witu an e:u;i:l i:i mi liN 1-i's.
cinis;u lr nil ;i iiso:i oak ami ciai !:!; :; "f
the teet. J.itul:: :u ' ! t flu .ll.-ate the
poison from the ,UukI u.itil 1 t: tve him :
Ii itth ot S-itt's Speri.l1. Tuis cti.i ri-ly
cured him. utnl 1 h;"iiii!y lecn'.u in'mi H to
the i-mhlie ;ii a suv.i-ure lor p.u-'.n mi;.
Ti"itU( ia Jllo.id arjd bi;iu Disease i
milled free.
Tin: Si.'-T Si'mKrc Co., Dtrwar 0 At
lanta c.i.
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.Miss loili;e I.im-s I'rvo.
Monies, 11!., .Sept. Id Contrary to all
expect aliens, tli'-- crand jurv (mlity tnuer.n'
the release of JUis Smi'iiIi II. Iixk'? und
her ImndMiieu. Cotitinry to nil other cal
culations, too, no liallot was taken until y&
teiday, hud one liaiint was all tliat was
taken. It it-suited i.i a vote of live for
finding h true liill against Mi.ss Dode, and
t'i?ht'tn against n hill. TL-ere is o islder
sitile rejoicing iniici)'.r ltsr friemis here.
This will prolially he'tlie last th:;t wi'l lie
heard in the crimiiml courts of the mys
terious (-lio:!iig of Culnnt-l V. S. Uahcock,
at (.iaidiit-r, m August L't). It is lielieved
thi;t Lis friends will" let the matter lircp.
To dream of a j liderous whale,
Kie;t en the ti; !' hij t:d!,
J i ti.e of a stoim
I If t!ie featlit r is warm
Vnleis it bi-i uld happen to fail.
Dreams don't nmc.vmt to niiu h, anyhow,
fjome hi;:r, however, are iiilaiiili'.e. If
you are i:ou.t:pa:..-d, w ith no pp't:te, t(.r
tun.'d vit!i i-ick hnu'.acho ai.d biiicif.;
symptcms. these .--imis indicate tliat v u
need Ir. l'ioce's lJi a.-.u.t l'ur?:itive jvl
lets. Th:y wiil euro .m. All ii iiL'ists,
TliO i(.nthiti Ti mis is una!)!" to jvreeivo
wliy the coi'iniittee iu chars.' of t!i ar
rangements for the Constitiitioii-il Cetiteu
uial should linvd i-electsil Mr. Gladstone, to
lepreseut J;:Iatnl on sticli an occasion
Home rule is so easy :i key to the riddle
that even tho lory organ miglit have JounJ
it. Moreover, it is natural toraireecoun
try to sympatliio Willi tli tippress?d
against the oppressors, it is also approprl
ate to give recognition to the greatest man
if n foreign laud, as .Mr. Cladstnun Is in
hngland, neyond comparison or dispute.
iVce York Star.
A ov l IteU
"While 1 nm cot a betting man, sr.ld P.. I.
Cheney, of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,
1 consiuereu It my religious duty to make
tliat fellow a bet. You see he was about
dead, and guers he would have died bo
lore spring, if 1 had not of got him on the
bet. You know some men had rather lose
their life than lose a hundred; well, he
was one of that kind, and we botli came
near being out, but I saved my hundred
and it only cost him ten dollhis. How's
that? He sent for me oi.e day and said tiie
doctors had all given him up to die, with
the catarrh. I told him that I would bet
him if 100 that Halls Catarrh Cure would
cure him or I would give him $100 If it
failed. lie took the latter proposition.
This was three months ago; you tee how
he looks n')v, don't you, as well as any one,
and a dandy. Ameri'mi, Toledo, (..
A Kciuui'kabli' Ormvili.
The many friends of Messrs. Montgom
ery Ward Cv Co., formerly at 2'27 and 2:Jl)
Wabash Av., Chicago, will be glad to know
that the rapid growth of their business has
forced them to remove from Wabash Ave.
to 111, 113 and 111 Ml.'higan Ave., where
they have purchased a magnificent build
ing, the .' Honrs of which they will oc
cupy exclusively. Those seven "floors are
each 100x1(1.1 feet, aggregating nearly 130,
000 uare feet (above : acres) of floor sur
face. The new quarters will enable them
to handle their large business to the better
advantage of their thousands customers.
Fifteen years ago Messrs. Montgomery
Ward & Co. occupied but one room and
tliat only 31x10 feet. The enormous growth
of t!.:eir business during those fifteen years
can only be explained by the fact that they
sell direct to consumers, supplying all their
wants, and tiec.r misrepresent any article.
The success of this house proves the old
saying, that "Honesty is the best policy,"
and from this policy they never deviate.
The Fall catalogue issues by Messrs. Mont
gomery Ward o; Co. ought to bs in every
family.
Dr. rdgel'W's stomach and liver pills are
superior to all others. Trice 3' c. of K. Y
Griggs.
The favorite Indictment of the President
at present by the organs is in two counts
That he is hostile to the veterans of the
war; that he take? counsel with such
"rabid free traders" as Scott, Carlisle and
JSiugerly. Tho easily ascertainable facts
that the President has given tiie most sub
stantial evidence of friendliness to the vet
erans, and that neither S.iott, Carlisle, Sin
gerlytior anybody else who has the Pres
ident's ear is a tree trader, are not consid
ered as seriously aiT.-ctlng the chsnre, by
tho3e who prefer it. Vitiligo , rtlil.
Got he lw.-tt or Hie IJodor.
W. F. 1'eyer, CarrettsvUlo, Ohio, savs:
"My wife has been troubled with Catarrh
a long time, but have, with what remedies
we had, and what the doctors could do,
kept the upper hand If it until this fU,
when everything lailed. Ur throat wit.
raw as far as one co-aid see, with an inces
sant cough, when I ine,ted my doiLu In a
bottle of your Papiilh n Cita-rh Cure as a
last resort. To-day e) e is fre f o a couab.
throat all healed and entirely cured."'
Papillion (extract of flax) C tarrh Cire ef
fects cures when all otte s fx I. Lure
bottles $1, at T. E. Garen Cr jj stwe.
There it Tery little serf bathlnj in Ru.
la. A Orleans Ptoyunt.
The bt rii,vlelnn Out.lune.
J.A.Crawford sty: "I have livl tli
w..it foru of Kc.emn two years ami
Mml no relief from .ir.e of nur lt
p'.;v. !ciir:s who have mule this iilse.w a
rpecl oty. 1 was persuaded t try l'ap'lliM
(extrai t" of H '.). 'I'll" relief I n-lidved
was like aclmim and I am Weil. I toink
I'tpiilioii one of the lileiii.'s of the nu'e."
Try r.ipillh ii (ex'nu't of tl ix) Skin Cure
when all others fail. Large bottles $1. at
T. V.. (.iupeu CVn Druj: btore.
"Tho refusd of tUaU. A. K. to march
under tho portiait tf tho President at
Wheeling, and the possibility of a !mllar
demonstration at tSt. Louis U outrageous
It Bnvors of mutiny. As coinmimder-ln-chief
of the army of this republic, we owe
him our loyalty us soldiers." Such were
the wordd with which (Seneral Whipple
cut short a discussion of the Tretldent's
attitude toward tho (?rand Army, in the
council of a imlnlstratloii of that body at
New York. A plain truth Miom-itlc, In
fact; yet one which many misguided per
mius cannot or will not see. Is it inability
or perversity which refuses? i'liiciijn
I U raid. a
An I : i 1 In llofte
IMwnrd Miej'ar'l, of Hurriburg, 111., fivs:
'Having received so iiiiie'i lioiiefit from
I'.leelrio Uitiris, I IV-1 it my la:y to lei sal
li'i iu; hutaaaiiy know il. Have had a run-
l.ill f i.ri (111 10 V 11"' fir yearM !IIV ileo-
'tor.itiill mo 1 W'Mil'l h iv in Ii ive t!r.' Imiie
j scrap:. I or Joe U 4 atnpuia.ed. I ued in.
I .-lead. t'ir-e b 1 1 ; 1 r - of iM.'i '.l ie Itliiers and
seven Iioaim l'.ackl.'n's Araici alve, and
J my h'.T is iiw .v .souii'l and va-il."
j "i;ici lrie V'' r avu sol I at t'.:':y cents n
l-i(:e, and I'iiv l.b'a's Arisen .ilvo at '. "e.
per box by !. I.-ivr-ianx,
Ti.fi gns well on the George Wcr.d'd
place, a few inih-s west of Mendota, of
which we mado mention last week, was
bored by C. i. Johnson, of 1'iinceton.
After !!.""thg a good water wvll at a dnpth
of 3:i0 f ct, he bored two more hoh-s some
3,000 feet eu-t of this urd strr.'k gas in
both at a depth of t:S fe.-t, but the water
Interfered. He then moved 3') r ds fur
ther east, and at a little less than 300 feet
struck the large vein of gis referred to.
It was again gauged lift Thursday, and
showed th extraordinary pressure -t 30
pounds to the t-ipiio-e Inch. Mr. Wemiel
has s-ruck it rich. He will, without delay,
pipe the gas into his house, and will have
enough to sp.'.re t: light the whole ol this
city, l'n.ni this and our own gas well of
near'v the same pressure, in the First
Ward, Mendota should cerb.inly io't an
li'nui'iiir.t supi'lv for all purpose?. Men i"tt:
.'.,' .Vr.
.
.;oil IN'-oilts !?t DwryC'itse.
1. A. Ih aih'onl, w holcsiilo paper dealer
of ')iatiun:4, Term., writes that lie was
strioii'ly allHotel with a sovern cold that
st ltled on lii-J lilies: had tried many rente,
die uilliout tiori. Ii t . iteiiir induced to try
lr. King's New Di.'envery for (.'elision lion,
did so ari l was eutirily cured by the use of
a fi '.v liottirs. ISinoe which thai' he lios u-x-.l
it in his family lor all t'ouirhs ami Colds
iih the ise-if ie -tilts This is I !e ox juo-ioneo
of t lions ni'ls whose lives have been saved by
i his tt'o'iitivfiil lii.-onvery.
Trial liottlis free at I). Lorriaui's lrc2
Store. , Largo bottles !?1.
The famous sleeping woman of Joliet
has woke up. Her name is Mrs. Heberr.
She was placed in the St. Joseph's Hospi
tal, April 3.1, having been taken January
31 with a type of disease known as cata
lepsy, a form of insanity with stupor. The
physicians did everything for her that
could be done, but without benefit to her.
About two weeks ago she came out of her
comatose condition, Bince which time she
hns temalned noisily awake. She has been
keeping up a constant chattering, varied
by fcinging aloud. She made so much
noise In the hospital that other patients
were disturbed, and there being no hope of
doing her any good, she was feat to the
Kankakee Insane Asylum.
The people as a mass seldom make mis
takes. This accounts for t lie large devnund
for Dr. Uigelow's Posiiive (Bcugli) Cure. It
has givm such perfect satisfiiction tliat some
drupgists oiler an imitation on which they
make a larger profit. liewaro of both the
imitation and the dnsraist, both will cheat.
you. The genuine is so?i by 11. V. Griggs and
will promptly and satoly cure cjiijIis, colds,
and all throat and lung diseases Price, 50c.
Ransom Items-
Miss Jessie Samuels, of Marseilles, was
in town Sunday.
Mr. Vronnor, who has been vlsitlnc with
her mother, Mrs. Gnrdrn, returned to her
home in St. bonis today.
1 he dance iu the rink, r inlay night, was
great success. There will be another
dance on the 3:!rd inst. Hall's Orchestra.
from Ottawa, will furnish the music.
Miss M iry keeley and Miss Nellie I)ee-
gan went to I'on'lae, Sunday, where they
win attend school.
Gilbert Folk was among the excur I n-
ists in the recent trip to the Mississippi.
A load ol young folks from Bluckstone
were in town, Saturday night, to hear the
l'enfecost li ;nu.
Mr. Samson is in tiie Santa Fe office here
receiving instructions from V. K.Jackson.
Prof. Lan?. of Ottawa, was in town
Tuesday evening. We hope the professor
will visit us often, and dare say he will he
cordially received in musical circles.
-Mr. John Ilisruins lias purchased rrank
Richard's place in town, paying $1,000 for
it. e are clad to hear that Mr. Hiiri'ins
will he a resident of the place,
lo iss Josie Lane is teaching school iu
District Mo. 1.
A cr-wd of Seneca folks were over, on
Tuesday night, at the Pentecost meeting.
1 hey left town siniriug like " Warblers of
the Wild wood," and saying they would be
saved. All rli:lit; if that crowd passu
through the "Pearly Gat ?s," the rest of
maukind need not fear about future hap
piness. Miss Ala KVelly, Mary Crowley, and
John Crowley visited with Hansom rela
tives, last wrk. We presume, in the here
after, it will nut be to visit relatives John
wiil come.
Mr. Henry Fet.er writes to fiiend, from
California, haying he does not like the
State very well.
Mr. M. J. Lane reached home yester
day, after spending a week around West
Point and Aberdeen, Mississippi, lie says
the piohibition element is getting ipiite
strouf down there. Tho people are Mrlct
observers ot the Sabbath, swear less than
thflr northern brothers, and know bow to
entertain their visitors. Violet.
Americans are t.rcaking uown und?r hih
pressure application to business nod duties
t the desk; tliey are losing nerve force.
Dr. Jones' llcl Clover Toaic restores lost
nerve force by supplying food for the nerve
tissues, n l by its gentle apemtive action re.
moves all restraint from the secretive organs,
hence, curing ail diseases of the stomach,
liver and kidneys E. V. Griggs will supply
th genain Red Clover Toais at j0 esats a
it's.
NYE AND COLOROVA
A f'(lT roui'ilovlor.p.t ; tittrmnn of
J'w Vrl4 A OiliT nf "Two
Slfi-" 'I'll. it m Jriitit! 'y Arrepte.l
A Sifi cli liy C'o'iirow Ttial i'ron-il I ul.il
to Ills Il.ij'li.'. Sli.i,i;;rii l.i.r,
, UK roe. tit ruction on
y'ij ti. . 1'n t of v;i;i..!:i
' " .. '. v i il. V i...i;.'v., I'uuo
' a ';." I:.i.hitli liutteii uml
(f''sj4 '-'JiJ f.S hir presui!iithe to
. OlOV
nul vigiluiu-e i the
price of tlovernment
land on tiie frontier. Sig. I'olorow is of In
dian parentage and his lineage, nucha U
I, is very long. Hi ancestors, says Kill
Nye, in the New York WorU, runs back as
far ua th earliest dav. a of the Christian
era. They claimed the land extending iu a
southerly dire.-tion from the North I'olo.und
tee:ned to i-oore the f.u-t that ii had been
sold for tae:. The Indian lias always becu
in favored repive!itatioti without, taxation,
uml t'olor.iw has believed in a cainiuunity of
jrrub, allowiii',' the whim man to return u
controlling iuiere.d in e.numoii, we. -browed
toil. II ha elwa., s be. a w'.iloi:: to divide
hi. Inva 1 r..ii th I'lire-face. lie has oiT red,
time mid a, Mia. t KV, ;u''
bread tli a', v.as s.uV.au
sweat, wade he to il; :i:-i
t !i it to op':' r bi'ca I ! hat 1 a
ti.iu sir. '.vs a il. ii.-.ivr.i t .:
Colon y Ii.- 'r y be.'
peeple of N ft !i.e:.ti'i .! I '
l.'ta'u and Smith, r i V.'
M'-.-ipp' i.r- I t ' ' ! i -. c : :
N.n-iu V.r'.i i. i 1 1-'
I luce l.e i' '.Lie I i call ea is.,
there o:r-iT ti:.;ii I had. c.i.'
!l Wi'.s C" fooy '.: ti' -ii '
slio'.i'd . ...1 i a in "
iiite ciaa the
1 Wi'.ii Ii :nt
p'.iia. II.
says
ra-
o;
a a t
ivr to the
.rail... lies Il
M. ry
.1 : i ,! roil into
. riM-o e'ei-s.
lie bad leetl
o. if Cii.;:,-;e.
"1
it t e thai he
lie see. ued to i ll
ill i'i'V iniseii. I
: t.i say, tlioii'Th
:a.l happy dis
i In'.. I h"W bis
could iu t ihittl: of uoy tho; '
(jreuerally 1 a;a of u tn-i v.
(Hi.silioii. After I be. I
uiother w.i i, t coal I net ti.
else tii intere'.t hiai. i'in.i
'; ol' any tiling
y I th ought ol
: i:e atti'ised a
Captain Job a Smith, a. a! lew
h.tile ba:d by s't o. iii,' them bis c uuiiass
ami new r.usii'eiid 1 tail no cmnpass
but I had a new watch v
buckskin watch -poi'Ue'.,
Would show hi'.'l tiie i.v.
era 1 c.rricd ill a
iu.d I tho-vrbt I
"i Old and tl.V
wlii'i'ls '! round,
if the t'liited
bae'i and let liiin
I III
When ' iUo'i i . is capi 'li
st at os of America has no'.i
for that watch,
'.irie'd to me at
I would be !.'!
No l'ai a 11
Celorow is
never foe-gel
u ci.t away,
baid ia a vole
Mehbe so
ad to h ue it
.ow, New Ye;-:;.
a man ( f b w wm- 's. 1 will
wlliil lie said to lae when he
He held no two titi'.'ers ami
l hat did in
em t i waver:
t
h
pi
more, you fil
out."
1 sonv imcs t hink thai
very life we are loo'v
lercst in what he s.av.s.
ca:i. 1 i.'ot to thiol. a.
lifter lie iiad t'oiie. and i
when a nvm fiiys
rit to talie an in
It wes so in bis
i , er hi', r.'iiiii rli
li.'Cide.'d to accept
of his eiiei oiis offer.
He had given me two s'e ;k; h-it I do not
ro'iuiiv much s'.. a anyway, ami when 1 pit
to tliinhiior about I'ni.o'vw und hi restless
manner v. iiiK'
ie was my o-.u .-.t I could net
-. 1 had formerly, and so I
alec
il a
have been doing the neat ef my sleeping
since that m a more thickly set; led country.
1 remember I was so res; It sa that hint night
that 1 walked feverishly about. 1 walked
feverishly about twenty-live miles. 1 judge,
in a northerly direction.
OI.Ii ( IllKl- AN! XYl".
I left, a small but growing mine there at.
that time in charge el' the Ctes. u:ul hope
they used it jlldieinn.'.lv.
The i'te Nation ir. (iividod int.) two sec
tions iz., tho Southern l ten. who have
been prott.v ueneraily friemlly, and Hie
Noi-thern or White Kiver I'tea. who break
out, into fits of emotional insanity when
ever their Willi's get their liclliea fall of
grass.
There are, however, two side to the In
dian miestion, viz., a ri:;ht and it wrong
side. That is why the Indian question wears
so well.
One of the great wrongs incident, tn tho
mat ter ii the xreul delay in ofiieially reach
ing the War Department m i-in h a way as
to attract the, eye of tho sp'akor. Hy tin;
time a courier can K"t in to a telegraph
station and wire the Oovernor of a State,
who nolities the Adjutant-General to write
a dictated I"'.er with bis tccuchent tyjie
writer, apprising the commander of tho do
partmeiit, who is at Coney Island or Carls
bud, with in) typewriter nearer than fifteen
miles, who wires the ( iovrrnoi- to make ac
tive inquires about the matter, and by tho
time th". ( iovernor lias sent a committee,
who sowilhm fifty miles of the scene of
hostilities, and return at. the end of six
weeks to report that they do not know
whether lle're has been outbreak or not,
raid then when a rancliinaa is really killed
and rcpulablo eye-witnesses who wee jier
Hotuilly acquainted with deceased, and will
swear that, they have no' hit crest in the re
sult, of tin oatlii-eiik 'tie in und imdte a
written and grammatical reque-.i f..j- troops,
and the War Depart. n"ii' j'.-n Ihoroi.y
n.'sted. the la.iians hj.ve :;.,;ie l-.oiae, washed
the i;ore off th"ir hands ued ri'-.ni'ied their
quiet, hiiiiiilruiii lii'e. Like frying t- 're il a
man in I.ivei')ool for soI'te:::;r.r ol Hie brain
by applying the mind cure per cable from
New Yoi'k. the renin ly is too remote fVoin
the ilisea--.e.
Indians are ei:cl and iniD'alsi-.-e in fhe
matter of homicide. Tie y :re blow to
grapiile with any thiag nf a hantorons na
ttire. and ail the huiiioroas lecturers who
have been on the 1,'t" lecture ourso hnv.!
lost money, bat. Hie holix-anst bi'.e or ;:en
eral a-.'mi, t irtiire an i a;af:ia ere business
they act. with astori'.Hlii.'i rs.oed.ty. As a
race. thV regard t!ie ea'jre laud us ticir
own, just a the mostpiitnes dahn New Ji r
sv, mmply biN-ause 'hey ivet tiire tint.
iadisus na'arallv fiisiih to tee, these
lauds in the ik.sscssioii of wealthy men
whose sors earn u pre-ji'.'.ous liviihood by
playing lawn icar.iji.
Coiorow once mad' a sh'i.'t speech to hit
troops which vi taken down at thu ti.-bt
time by a srrntieman who was pre I'r.t and
who was criMfctiag luiforial fir a nev?
third reader frr our cr.innin scho'ii.
Coiorow claimed that it wes incorrect,
and the notes wets found afterwards on
the stenographer's body, it in about an tick
lish ammo to report an Ipdiaa ptwefa
it is t poultk a kail aa fhe parssa af tha
xaMr af faHal.
. cut-i-r'si. a ine uii-iMii' in ii
ii. twi l; j .r . . ...
YAPj Uw Indian oace more
Jr-V' yJ V t.. our notice und
W ' ' tem hemm that cter
In closing Colorow nuld : ''Warriors, cur
sua Is set. We arc most of us out on third
base und we huvo uo iiuhienee with tho urn
pi re.
One.. I c:mld fl'?.-v ou th.- T'.i'li ground
and one shout w i.ad 1111 the forest with
warriors. Now the weeliai? wind catchea
up my cry and bears il away like tho echo
of our fo-uier gi'e.i'.n '::a, uad I lie..r u Uw
Voice murmur: 'ila'.s.'
"Whisky and refinement have filled our
land with sorrow. Vaa white man crossed
the dark waters in bin large canon and
tilled tho forest with chan hes und railroad
accidents.
The Indian loves not to make money and
own ulderiuen for which he 1ms no use.
lie loves his wives and his children ami in
trusts them with tho resKiusibilityof doing
all his work. The white man comes to us
with honeyed words ami says if wo will di
vide our lands with him lie will give us a
present, and when wo give him u county
and a half lie gives us a red ooltar-tiutton
and a blue book, in which lie has written in
his htratige and silent language: When
this you see, remember me.' Our warriors
are weak and have the hearts of women.
They caren t for th w ; path or t lie chase.
Most of tin m want to ;;o mi tl'.e stai'e. luce
iny warriors went wither, sit a mor.ietu'H
warning to clean cut th i. e. They slept in
the- swamps with '.be ra Mle. nek. -a at nijrht
and fi.w.li'i like w-!.'. i i the daytime. Now
my wan iocs will not ;;o oa iho warpath
with. mi a vali'.e and so'ne nf tl.em want to
cari'v Heir diif.u-r.
v . . -s;- s-
I .;. i i.-'i' y
if. s I iil.-l
i . : i.V.-. In-" -
V C I' f w "'T""s
tip: t.uv: xr.VNi -.
"Some day. like the fell of a mc:hiy call
illtl.e f..- foio.M'.v will fall to the earth,
and he wiil ri.-eno a.i ;'. ' ;oi will be se.it
te.'od to the f.r,ir v. i.ids i f leea e,i. mid will
'MliiiMiTi' to b:,;;!o. tSene of veil whl
starva to i li. v!
v ;d go to New
Y'r!; i'.'id ,-ear a !: .:. iieen dm-ter, with
th" price nf cat ra ;i. : : 1 die.vu tho back.
Some of v.. a will oie w,;' se.ii.l-.es in your
Mecca, ins, inol e;!icr-. il ;;o i.i Jerusalem
to help r ,!l ihe Pea iw ed '.: !).
'War; iocs' I thr.-ik y-u for your kind at
tention and ;ipo;-i ci:..!.ei. Tin reirnlar otit-bri-alc
wiM hoe in ,,.,., rinw eveni:e.;;il cai'ly
candle li ',::. Tiie .!!..- ....crc will open witil
a wiil'; und dance."
I 'olorow (iro'ics j l.iedy in a emit of paint
and a j-'mi.
damizl cunny, D.
D.
I'ccontly
Tlio ?iiteil .llc'.tioitis; Ilhlin
ii'i'cas,, ,
The ile:i;b of De. '.:rry. nr.ys larvr',
tak.'s from the Metho.ii-o Kpisonp.d Church
one of its titroii,e;est and best known men.
The loii'Jf period of bis public life, the
rugged strength of his character, and his
capacity for labor even iu advanced ago
made him an important figure in the
church's affairs. He was a native of
Pei kskill, N. Y., born there on November
(), IHOs. ile was one of a loug-lived fam
ily, and had by no means readied the ugo
attained by members of it still living. In
1W he graduated from the Wesleyan Uni
versity, Middleton. Conn., and entered
with little delay, as was tho Methodist
practice then, upon his work ns a minister.
Two years, 1S10 and Is-H, were spent in
(Joorgiii, where he had charge of an
academy. Several years were then spent
in the pastorate m New York, liroolc
lyn, und the region adjacent. From ls.Vi to
Is'iT be was president of tho Asbury Uni
versity, at (jreeinv'tle. Iml.
Dr. Curry had passed mid.be life beforo
attaining the inihieec which made him a
power in American .Moth-idir-m. His el"e.
.--. lion to th" I'dilondiip
Vt-T'-H. cf tin 'iri-li,i.i A-h---
"n-.. - i"'. r- in in e-ave iiim
fV iemie (i.eii.e evercise
lV.')f,f- ills , idiilitics. It
itYj:k;V-f was a controversial
'' period, ii nil he was
-i?w 'a'ca in oomroversy;
V II 1 was a neriod when
great, ( n est i o ns in
ohi.rch and slate ile
maatieii for their solu-
s
-'
AL.17
lioti the best t i':oii).'i' s
f Ihe most capable
inkers, am! Dr. ( 'ur-
I'V
brcaght to th'-jr
",!- ' 1 'lt- ci;ii ;i.i. r;itio:i a mind
of unmmal vigor. If events did not always
prove th" le-curacy of lore asts. Ie- at
least compeiJed a t Ic: o.if.'i Mitmgoi every
subject, nf debate. The position of editor of
the ' liruhii i .4'ime i'e was held by him for
twelve consecutive years. After I'-bi bo
was for a time aa asse.ei.i'e editor of the
MtilH.'lt. In ss;i he whs el-ctrd editor of
the ..'ki.i' ;. Ao'.y. a lnou'di'v p'Ti'li-
cal which had, u:.d- e i Ii" ca
i',,..oo'.'io'v. be"li in lA.'il' ic
t :
l.,:U:ri'
f.
.- i'! ire than
Is : n, ..ne
ed,, inr of tho
-. : ;:ic in his
.. i r irons in
N r were
ii leuirter oi a c i ai ;. . i.
ec.l, ,1 th" la'c )C .' i,"d,lO V.
lf,'V,i: A'.',V He wa-, i.: i
secenty-.'ixiti yea1', nai '..-as .
mind us most l:ie;i ,:re ni li'
Ihere as yc. any syi mi' hh
cav, earl he e-i , n I op " toi
i .o' 0 idiiy de-ii-.
row service
of one ? ho b -li
'i ii sto'V lor
r b:s hopes
', i-.om' ef iieml
,i'-ia.ci:i"i.:. li''
. tot ie.' i line of
Willi ihe ch""rl'ol con
li.-ve, lV.it life 11 1'.
hiai. Thoiign in t:r.
were not 1 '. MP'.ed y
.'.bowel liol.i '.."-1 t i
e.id. Wl'u'e. iiild i!. '',i
his last illness WK.a
h.
t;
of
a yom.g
man.
Dr. Currv w.is r.iv.o
i v a er
It
was
us natural f-.r In. a to e!iu;.'
men thougii', or said as o
w
. 1.
t other
bri'i'.'.he.
Nothing whs iicon'od
i eci'ivc the uKsen !' ii
ing. His resjK-'i f r k
aulhontees was r-Iiwiit
it y was o .werf'.'l ; I
the a vera members
istrv. For a large ioi-
' y ben
. 1' s
:u' h"
d -a.- :
v.-'ie ti out no!
i- '.nd 'rs'.ainl
.,i"s u-el iJi'f.i'
own pel fi eoii
i- I -.c-i'y
c'ti. 'ii.st ,i:in
i uf nieia la- was a
leafier iiiiplieiliy followed, ta private life
he was most gniHi. a id would forgo l in the
pleasure"; of Sivial inrcpamousldp nil thu
asperities of coat. oversv. il.'. l.Uv-ary lo
maiui aru cenpr'ted in rssay, mostly
theological, published sor.toyosra ugo.
II Aniuml Mini f:i:;rl.T.
rur. Wh?ngdiXl I'ater-1 a n g! al tor
see yor ia d Tabernacle so rog'lar, Miter
Johnsing.
Johnninff-Yw, Tarscn, I'm Ur siry
Sunday.
" I'se Rind tr s- you pay sicb tenshun
ter df sarmint."
I don't py no tensoiius ter de sarmint.
Ijss jtraei dar tfir se tor sr.inj yr arms
aranas-. Irt umuf ts ""
Wild Horses
Need no Blankets. Why?
Because they inhabit warm
countries, where pasture is
always plenty. In a northern
climate a Blanket is as much
needed as hay and jrain. To
he healthy and strong, a horse
must he kept warm.
As-'k your dealer to show
you the following styles of
a Hcrsc Blankets, which
retail irom 1.50 to ?o-50v
is X rive Mile.
prjX 5, a Six Milci
s A Littlo Giant.
F. Kersey. '
r ri.-J..!-
-;a Lit,!-iiic.
5 a No. 306.
There are many other elyle3. If these doc't
suit you, ialt to see them.
SifClia ULil.'KET IS ACc LIKE fia.2.
- Fie " )
riff. 2
DO fMTWkAH WtU.
ifyeuWant Strength Id'-'-for thissXri:deM?rlc!
None genuine without this
s a Traile ?.!:. rk r,fwed on the
inside of ti-. i !.ii-.k.-t,
lC;.:;.i.i:-;.l
BALDWIN k MM,
Iaai:f::cl'i''i'i' er ra- 't AKIH K
im.l (.KAMI i:
l-isad Sionss,
Ami all kiniimif C KMK.Tl:i:Y WdUK.
Kew anJ Orlriutil Desigaj
A M'KCl lt.1V,
Vni l(,n I'lilunilMiB sr., oni bio
imriu n( I'lltion Hiiirl,
OTI'AWA,. I jL'.NOIW.
Passage Tickets,
Foreign Exclinnge,
A5.-D
Insurance Business.
ontlKiitit anrner roimltltrf llNi-k. litlMia I'tnoll
On Farm I'l oppr! y.
B. F. LINCOLN.
Two-Year Farm Lease
FOE, SALE.
iw-i i-'ir Unv fur :i t inn i'f 'l itcre". nil hi-M1 l!m
c.iriMii'i'.'i.Jii ii, rfrn 11, l.iviiiuiKiic .mill, lininnn. '1'ln
'.Hi'l nil I.it .!. h.-H (io.,i Imu-r v. i u ri'lt-il': I'oltTU tiln)
cil : l: j -il 11 . I itfi.t ti inu Im Ihli ii nnrt Mut'!c.
i iH'I'r 14 It t l.'.rWilik I I'llll til" I 1 1 I'M t'l I'll' l'i.r. Will
I'.', I(-t ( Mi-M Uli. KlKitlllC t-'I "f :il'lr""
1. m. ri i .
I.ivtjf-ti.j, fr.fp:: i htC'tHti. iihii.iiv
Fill Lands for Sale.
! l::-. i- t', r -.ti'i- i-.t'iir e' i 'ic Imi I mpr, t - l
I' l I .:. 1.1 :-,.,lir l.'lll.M '
I.:iti.U Ml II a Ii :i.
I..H-.I- In A'1'",.
in 1; kii-:.!.
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II. I. I INCIilA.
:!.' :. 1 1, . ;!.
r7
Ufa Size Crayon Portrait
:$5
12 Cabinets and Panel
12 Cabinets I Panel, $2
r;uaraniii1 1 b a trood i th bt. at any prira.
HARTLEY'S STUDIO,
3M Wast Mtiiton Strvat, CHICACO.
rial 3titl la ri4! ii m u nkii!
8.m
illiiiiSt
7 Pumtv of Wtr.p G
Th"- I
I II L I
ft
-rtlxitti .'-ill
Pis
-aM -? .- il
WIZARD OIL
e . .'
mmmm
mm
lfiive li'n cnjiiyivl by tho cltliin of nearly twerf
town uml city In (he It. H , anil thuixtind. or people
run Wmfy to tlio wtinilt'i-tut busllnir power ut
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
It Cures Neuralgia, Toothache,
Headacho, Catarrh, Croup, Sore Throat.
RHEUMATISM,
Lame Back, Stiff Joints, Sprains, Bruises,
Burns, Wounds, Old Sores and
All AnhAA and Pains.
Thu many ti'.umonial roiTeil h n. imiro than
prove nil we rlmtn (er lhl Tttlunhle remeilr. It
not oniy ruiieTt-p iuo in,,,. .crm ms, uu,
II Cures You. That's tho Idea!
For mlo hy all Irui;lfli. I'rlrc, CO rrnU pr
jottlo. Our Push UonK miill"t In'n to rvrryborty
Address WIZARD OfL COMPANY. CHICAGO.
DR. J. B. WALKER,
Oculist and Aurist,
Wliu leis rruclli-cil tn CiIf city 1 '
b '. uiuy ti,' cel.:. Li'.teil
T THE CI.TfTON IIOTrf., DTTAvW,
0;. Kst-:-' '-'' ''f ..-5 .'.l"'i'.li,
tut J j.'i. :
I S i: unl ij- I 11 n -1
V Atur ::y ! nt.v y
.-'.ii in-it e ; Aiisiw
.itiir't.i,v t-', .,i iiilx-r ;i
hl.t ll rit.iy 'eiiibT 1
i-'.iHinl iy N ivi-iii1i.t S
At -ill eeuT till.- M lie '. lie' u'l'i pii'.i i. hi-1 liiu
pn.ti ..-. 'i. i,.y may In- .'..r.n.f I.i i .nuii o.
ni i ti-.: an1.) it.-i'....vsAi:v:
53 Wi;t:"-i;'.(ia Street. K. 7. Cor-icr ef Deirboni.
l int- AiU'iit i Mi iv'.::i:! i.:.'y i w .mte.: in c::f t tiT
-fat.Jit.dial,WT. ,Mi.
r.viM')ti iitv at.tii '-Tiil!!'n rnrt'ti" 5 cltf.ir turn ;
1 1 : y u.'ri' af'Aill !.n. I. Ill ..I' 1:iT . t ! h'! I lliriVi'il .
i linlllllV ttrri'iAi' I'l ilH'MIIViit ill I'iJ lui.-iiu--.; J-I'l
iivi' Mill' to In.'.. I liii.l iiiiTi'ii-i-ji.i.r ti nile. A. Auki',
lli'iivil, I l.ii' H,-'., 111.
.li1ilreiN If. AV TANSU.I. A ( (.. Cliiruso.
LADIE.S!
Lo Your CU'U Dyiiuij, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES.
Thfyll! lyi. i vi'ryttiiiia. They ni'i S'.lil i vrrywlii'n.
f'rl.'i! I Oi a i.n-k,ii' 111 i'iiirc. 'I '.ifv !ne n no i',U.il
lor Sifrmith, llnulitiiiii. Aiiii'iiiit In I'li'kiii".. nr t..r
l-nitm .f l . I" r, it Nmi-tii'liiu i,'imlitii'. 'Jlii'jilo
nul iu ,k ur rtnn.l. I- or f:i!ii l,y
(.'. 31. ! 0KI5K.S, i)ni--ist.
Jmi'JMvr
liffAWA. I I.I..
&- f0 a,CL!V Ifnrn hennnil i'iirnpvii
i) tLtXtufii nl I-iiv. SltuiitiotiNtiimMi..d
U Wiiio VIl.fMIMO lilitlS.. JantsvUlc, !..
OTES GSCAT C9TISS ihVWEGT
, -rCHiC.Wv '
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LINKKD T0Ci;Ti!i:U DT TIIE GKE1T
61Q0A60& ALTON R.R.
T!ic Short I.! ne and the Itrst Route to
KANSAS CITY I
ST. LOUIS
And all polnta rla
Anl nil points vli
tCAMGAS CITY.
3T. LOUIS.
CSSaOAGO EAST and NORTH.
The I'opular I.lnp lo California.
PALACE RECLINING CHAIR CARS
'n ?of Extniaiarse.
PALACE DBNifiG CARS,
Mtalt, 73 cents.
Pullmsn Palace Sleeping Cjits,
An riintpr.iPiit nut I'-iunloJ liy tiny otlicr lire.
Fin Irp I rntr.s rim f 'irimi;h wttlmnt rhiinKe, an?" no
iKiiluim me tiii.ii" m1.1i oliiiT Uuca nt vcuaouabla
Hill tiHl',.1 l r.. i t..-ii.i iw... ...,. ..
V. iiii.TKi'Korin lii ilm SiiiiiU, .. uifcAiiu aua
... ...... .... ,
jriir, on! U.mii.l TrtP nn-1 Plnsf Trip Ttcltcti to
l..NI IJKAfST i'OlSTS In tU Wet
,',r tM.ntli, una lliroim-li Tti-ki't ti iitl point l aw.
Wi'nt Norili uml i-'.nili. an mnalu at a,l Him1, M
low riin'ii hii l-y Inf. rlnr i!t i.
1 or liiritiiTliid'i nun Ion au.l lowcft rati'l. app'y to
loj TIkt Airent niU ACO i AMOS K. It.
or to JAMES CHARLTON,
desn'riil rnsm-ntri'r ami Tlrttit Agent.
lUlicurlioriitilrt't'l, tlUOAOO, JLI
J. M. OATES,
Cen-rai I'ravcllnK Aki-w CU...'.tKo Alton nsllrjad.
.. Illt.iljO, ILL.
J. C. Mr-MHIUH, vice-rresldcnt.
Cm " O 9t H ., ji.nc.l Maii:6
WHEN YOU TRAVEL
Tae tl
Lire M-ledd.) ty It'" L'niti .1 S'.eos Cicvern'si t ts ci'iy
tiie fn.t M.ni, tl.u j
ma
A.
i T . '-5 to Jul i-ii' th
c-. i;. cat L in
J CHICAGO.
AURORA. OTTAWA.
STREMCfi.KuCKFG.IO.DUSUQUE.
LACROSSE. ST. PAUL, hf.llME AP0L1S.
'MEHOOTA, PrCRIA. C.UI5BU33. ST. LOUIS,
; QUSXCY. KECKUK. BURLUSTOM, WASHIKGTCR,
iliSRAinSA, CF.S MGIHSS, CHARITOH.
' CRlTOft. ST. JOStPH, ATCHISON,
; KANSAS CITY. NEBRASKA CITY,
OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS,
i LINCOLN ADtHVER.
! Making Direct Connections
j TO AN2 F RC 'A
! HEW YORK.
! BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
CINCINNATI, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON,
' 1 W ORLEANS. LOUISVILLE, SAN FRANCISCO.
: LOS AfiCELES. SALTLAXECITY. COLCIACO AND
PACIFIC COAST RESORTS, CITY OF MEXICO,
PORTLAND. OREGON. MANITOBA,
VICTORIA AND PUSET SOUND
i POINTS.
Good Equipment,
Good Service,
Good Connection.
Foi ir.lo "faliCn concttnmg Burtinjton Rcmt. apofcr
to th n.'.it T-clM'. Agtnt vl C, 6. k 01 -lactmg
wtroaJt-
HCNRV B. BTONI. PAUL MORTOM,
0a(ml WkMr. a1 F, tlctia) AV
RUT. IK II I IMIHTl IK I III' '' I" I"" ril.i, iimv .iw
Nor Ii: WIM'ON-IN, "IINNKOTA, III.
An. Vanah', i:.viTKtts stati:-,
ii -ilV M'H-S'i t.-. ( llf.llltt))0, NKU'
i.-vif'i i ' v l 1 1 i ' '. I . I n w Inii'r. id all the
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