The true northerner. [volume], July 16, 1875, Image 7

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THE URAS8H0PPEB PLAttUE.
Th
levuat-.tl in ..I ll..- eat mill Mm !'-
t it nt i-n or Mm Nipto
To tlu- ETitor of tUii Cincinnati ('ouiui. r.ia! :
I linvu iust n tunicil fniin TihIimkmkI
oe, Jnokflon count v. Miaaouri. where
I liav. beta Htayiiu: sines May of 1874.
Jackson OOUDty i one of the west. n.
OOUnti.s, lionl.ViM- ..a Kansas, :lil hon
been one of the moat inieetedwnh glass
toppers. I Bud her.- thai the geoeral
public bare no oono iptfou of the deva
iatfona and total deetrnction oanaod by
tin's., niva.. is. The reports b j telegraph
are thousrhi to I e hirhlv oolored and ex-
aKK'i'iitKm.H. The truth is, no descrip
tion can rjv an idea of that stricken
oonntrr, li 1 had been tald what I have
am i., I should have reoeiTed it with Bey-
era (Trains of allowance. About tlu
third week in April the grasshoppers be -
can to hatch and continued hatchin
until the last of May. Then th" work of
destruction began. The wheat, corn and
grass were tatSfi off to the ground ; the
young and tender vegetables disappeared
like snow wreaths before this aU-derour-
ing army. The grapes, h aves and ten
drua, the strawberries, buds, bloasonu,
and the plants themselves ; the turf,
shrubbery, and all kinds of small fruits,
shared alike the same fate, until by the
1st of June the lawns, shrubbery, veget-
sble gardens and grain fields were sa des-
titute and barrou as in January. Lmagim
the month of roses without any roses.
I did not see a single flower, with the ex
ception of some in the early spring, that
bad bloomed outside a greenhouse befi re
I let, Missouri. This barren waste e-
tends, in Missouri, from the Kansas DOT-
der along the line of the Missouri Pacific
roau us iur easl as arrcasoai. aaaen
whole oountry would, under ordinary
loiroumstanoes. be a perfect garden spot,
every acre being under cultivation. In
the "entire distance from KstlSSI City to
Warrenaburs l failed to aee a growing
crop oi any una. nooaoiy one nan
the aoreageuad been planted in corn, but
not, a solitarv stalk was to be seen. In
the orchards the trees w. re stripp d of
their leaves, and large numbers w. re
girdled, the bark being I aten Of! clean in
large patches. On the roads the under
growth was stripped of both leaves and
bark, and seme of the large grasshoppers
were working on the foliage in the
tops of the forest trees. Osage orange
hedges were completely denuded of bark
and leaves, the onoe trim and beautiful
barriers presenting the appearanoe of
only a tangled oht vaux-dt -rite of dry,
thorny brash, which will never grow
again. The only sign oi yegetaoie iixe
was an occasion:'-!, solitary italk of milk
weed, which the grasshopper win B1
touch, Waut and inflating must follow
Ma li a liaM oi thing-. Of course, peo
ple of means, and those in moderate cir
oumstanoes, can get along, and, to a ccv
tai.i exic a, relieve others, but small
farmers, and all depending n the pro
ducts of the soil for a support, are m a
in--st pitiable condition. 1 have heard
of strong men begging, with team in
their eyes for a few pounds of fioUT and
bacon for their Starving little ones. A
whole family, consisting of father,
mother, and three children, died for
want of food to keep !. dy an I soul to
gether. They lived on the Blue river.
Between Independence and Kansas City.
It is but justice to say that the neighbors
and citizens were not uwure of
the facts of the case, and wen- not,
therefore, responsible for the terrible
death which overtook these poor pil
grims on their journey to the better
laild. This is, we believe, the first 01 IS
of the kind which has transpired in
Jackson county, but. from present indi
cations, the future twelve months will
laak. many graves marked with the in
scription, "Starved to death." Think
of it, yon who daily sit down to beauti
fully spread tables, and then, if you can,
refuse to give to these poor suffering
ones, li you could but BCC what 1 have
seen, of the destitution of the people,
you would not hesitate iu this matter,
but would gladly help the old and in
firm, the crippled, the widows and or
phans, whose cries for bread, bread, are
daily ascending to heaven, lam in re- 1
Oeipt of a letter from a friend residing
about live miles from Independence, in
which it is stated that the destitution in
the oountry among the poorer aliases Is
simply fearful ; thai many families have ;
nothing but corn meal and water as a 1
means of subsistence, ami some others
have nothing but bran and water, and
that if assistance is not rendered soon,
murder and robbery will be the ord. r of
th" day. Stock of ill kinds Sure dying
off daily. One of their horses had died
the night before ; he had been tinned
out to pick up a living from what he
OOUld find. Speculators are going '
around the country buying np horses
and cattle at about one-tnira their origi
nal valia .
One evening there was taken from the
Court-House yard in ndepencb nee fif
teen barrels of grasshoppers, each bar-
( rel weighing over 300 pounds. Tins
went the rounds of the papBTS, and it
was amusing to see the comments it oc- i
usioned. They did not hesitate to state '
taut if it was not a fish story it was vry
lai grasshopper story; and yet this is
a fact, to my certain knowledge, for I
was there at the time. I have s en the
fences, thebodiesol trees, the shrubbery
very spear of grass and the aides of the
houses ooyi red with them. Every fenc
just looked as if a swarm of bees had
settled on it. They got into the wells
and cisterns, and tainted the water until
It was Me. Open springs were com
pletely choked up and so pointed thai
Stock would not drink of the water.
Thei Invaded the houses, and ate cloth-
bring and carpets. If an outside door
should happen to be left open for only a
few minutes a perfect stream of the dJ I
gusting, loathsome tilings cams crawl
ing and hopping in. The st. aofa WM al
most intolerable, have often been in
he act of raising food to my lipsuh. n
that smell would approac h me, and I
WAMld have to give it Up and leave the
table. I can liken the MckanCSS It pTO
faced to nothing thai I ever aperi
Bleed. Disinfectants were freely used,
It is almost Impossible to kill them. 1
have seen them walk calmly through
chloride of lime, Blacked Lime, and coal
oil, which is certain death to ad .nli
nai v insects, MM to agree with then
admirably, Kind of perfumed bath i H
were; they will, nowever, snocumn co s
vei v hot blase, or boiling water. In this
manner we destroyed bushels of them at
tir t. led it did not apparently diminish
the numbers; still it was a source of grab
itieation. I never killed anything with
us BMhSfl p HON in tttj Ufa Wlun tlu-y
tost made th-ir sppeananoe, wJ
work) bard to try and save omething.
Bat it tM forlorn hop. B tl"
iiiiinv sgainst th.' low, sad las worn
,.t .HiiiMt.il. uu.l dish, iirtrit. Hi, tlit-y
i in ilramai while tho work of deatmc
I tioo went on. '
A Strang' Uhiiiioii.
I Tha following sotoda ooourred at
B&aaaillon on Thursday of last week. On
;l stiver, m ar the spot where th.- ami (
Banuim'i show wat pitched, two tnea
approached eaefa other, ami when about
bin feet anart both stopped and stood
for a moment gaaing at saoo outer in
mat.' aatoniahment, whan khey rnahed
each into the other's arma, and Uka two
autniaos hngged and kissed each other;
then separating, they took another look
1 and went through the same unrestrained
oneration; anil while thev stood nana in
hand a third man approached, and on
seeing them, he came up, star, d at then
a moment when they noticed him, and
the trio went through the same frantic
and loving motions, shaking hands,
laying On and hugging each other iii
turn. At first we thought the men were
drunk, but upon further observation,
ami on approaching the group, we
learned the facts were theSO. The two
who first met w. re Dr. J. R. Gardner.
of Brook field, in this county, and John
Shang, boss cauvasmau with the Bar
nutn show; both had been for three
y an inmates of the Ohio Penitentiary,
where from day to day they had marched
side by side, without daring to speak a
word t each other. Shunt' had been
wnt from Carroll ton for killing a man in
a genera tight, and the people of Oar-
rollton regarded him as innocent, but
circumstantial evidence led tlu; Judge to
send him up. Gardner will be rcmcm
bered as having been sentenced from
Canton nearly four years ago. Shang
was released s vera! months before
(laidner, and thev hud never nu t to
speak, from the time they first saw each
other in the prison until last Thursday,
The third man, now traveling for some
Columbus establishment, was for a long
time guard in the penitentiary, and both
Shang and Gardner had been under his
supervision ; they hung about his neck
and Called him their dearest friend, and
sad he was the kindest and best guard
that ever stood in the walls of the Ohio
Penitentiary. The whole transaction
was very touching, and we can confident
ly assert that not one of the men was
under the influence t honor in the
slightest degree, nor were their actions
prompted bv any but earnest emotions,
natural under the circumstances, S"ar-
Co. (Q.) ih tnocnt.
Last or the Swamp Angels.
A Goldsboro, N. C., dispatch to the
Mew fork Herald says: since 1S71 a'
stalwart mulatto, passing under the as- !
BUmed name of Bill Jackson, has been
living in this neighborhood following the
vocation of a plaaten r and brick mason.
Jackson and another negro had been
suit rs for the hand of the same woman,
and this engendered bitter hostility be
tween them. They had hitherto been
warn; friends, and it was during this pe
riod ot intimacy between them that Jack
son divulged to his friend the secrets f .
his forna r life with the robber chief
Henry Berry Lowry In Robeson county.
Jackson's rival betrayed him, and, act
ing upon the information received from
him, a letter was s. at t- Sheriff McMil
lan of Robeson county, asking for a
minute description of George Apple
white. A photograph of the bandit was
the response, and led to the apprvheu-
Sion of Bill Jackson as the escaped free
I ter.
While Applewhite was engaged in
conversation upon one of our principal
streets to-day he was approached by
William Freeman and Bryan! Oopps,
who commanded him to surrender.
(Jpon his refusing the summons the offi
cers clinched him, ami a desperate
struggle ensued. Though wholly ttn- ,
armed, Applewhite did effectual execu- I
tioo with his lists, knocking Freeman
OUt of time in the first round. He then
ran rapidly down James street toward
the market house, but was SOOO over- I
taken by his fleeter pursuers and beaten
Into submission. The officials here are,
positiv. as to his identity. Applewhite
murdered Mr. King, a former Sheriff of
Robeson county, and was sentenced to
death. With the assistance of his con- 1
fed rates he escaped, and has bean at
iarge ever since till now. He was con
sidered one of the most daring, brutal,
and devilish of the " swamp angels."
Thai Saved Him.
It has been generally supposed that a
bald le ad was of no account, even to the
owner, but Vicksburg stands np and re
marks to the contrary. Tle other day B
resident of this city went up to Thomp
BOn's Lake to get a shot at t he bi: alligS
tor, and while eating a cold bite in the
shade a man jumped OVCX the fence, pre
sented an old army musket at his head
ami cried out :
" Stranger, ankiver yer head I"
The Vicksburger was dumbfounded,
but made hast.' to remove his hat and
exhibit a pate which shone like a newlv
polished pilpaw.
11 Stranger, that saves ye !" continued
the man, as he shouldered his musket ;
I I thought ye was the red-hcuded
, peddler who charged my wife seventy
five cents for a testament which hasn't
got a darned picture in it !M Vicksburg
li- rata.
Does in ra Own Tarns. Tram
the earliest tunes, the more civilized of
mankind have been annoyed by dogs.
The Babylonians used to be kept awake
and barked at and chewed np, just as
Christians now are, and the sheep fann
ers of antiquity lifted np their voices
and Wept BVeO as those of our day. Mr.
Tritantfl Chines, a heathen who was at
one time Mtrap of Babylon, exempted
four cities from all taxes on condition
that thev should feed his dogs, which
he had brought from India by the ship
load. N'o city in th-' world so richly de
served i horrible fate a, Babylon, and it
i i, to know that she was so thorough
ly wiped out. Cotirh r-Joiirnat.
Tins paddle-wheels of a Isrge steamer
on the St. John river, in Florida, stopped
suddenly, a few nights ago, and then
can. e crash after crush in the wood work.
a pwuic foil, .wed, everybody rolling out
..f bunk ami rushing for the d. ok. and it
was soon ascertained that a big alligator
had ut entangled in the revolving wheel,
where he was not enjoying life.
Twenty Lalies.
On June 1, James Warren was sen-
I ftsoosd t three mouths' imprisonment
I and forty lashes, to be delivered in two
batches of twenty each, for the crime ot'
rape upon a little girl. Yesterday nioru-
: ing the prisoner re eived the flrai twenty
. hislieu. A little after '. o'clock, the prifl
oner, .lames Warren, was brought from
hjeoelL He walked into the hull with
( a firm step and removed his coat, waist
coat, and shirt, and stepped to the tri
angle, to which he was hung strapped, so
that tt was impossible for him to move a
limb. The prisoners were theu "ailed in
and ranged round three sides of the hall.
There w. re present the Sheriff, Deputy
BharinT, Dr. Richardson, the jail surgeon,
' and the reporters of (he morning papers.
at 9:80 the Sheriff took the cut, which
odnajsted ol nine Isshns of whip cord,
each having a knot on the and, ami
' handed it to the executioner, who was
one of the prisoners of the jail. Time
was given by the Sheriff, and Sir. Bwing,
turnkey, was stationed as counter. The
executioner showed some nervousness,
but on receiving ncouragement struck
' the first blow upon the prisoner's
shoulders, high up ami close to the
leather collar which was placed round
his neck. The second blow, w hich was
d Livered with the full strength of the
executioner's arm, fell in the same place,
and the executioner, who now appeared
to have full command of his powers, de
livered the third blow in the same lo
cality. The Sheriff whispered to him to
strike lower, and the next blow wius
given below the former ones. The fifth
was given still lower, and the sixth was
struck in the name place. Up to this
the prisoner remained silent, but his
heavy panting showed that he was suffer
ing severely. On receiving the seventh
stroke the prisoner moaned, and he con
tinued moaning during the rest of the
punishment, and kept moving his head
from side to side with a quick mechan
ical motion. His sufferings were intense,
his muscles were distended, and he
struggled to free himself from the iron
grip that held him to the triangle, as
stripe after stripe of the cat descended
upon his back. No cry escaped his lips,
but his agonizing moan showed that he
WM suffering, and when the turnkey an
nounced twenty his back, from the neck
to the waist, was one livid mass, red,
swollen ami bleeding. Every knot on
the lash had cut into the prisoner's back,
producing a wound about an eighth of
an inch in Umgth. As soon -us the pun
ishment was over the prisoner was re
leased, and trembling in . v. ry limb, he
was led back to bin oelL Turonto i
Ac ad P,
Ext raoH i BS rj Suicide.
A Koine correspondent describes a re
markable suicide of recent occurrence
there, which has caused much sadness
ami horror among the professional and
artistic Romans. The victim was the
distinguished Juvara, an engraver of the
highest reputation and s pupil of the
celebrated I'allll;' eli;raver, Toschi. He 1
was 67 years old, easy in means, married
to a good wife, and lived in a quiet, or
derly, old-fashioned way. On the morn
ing of the fateful day he shut himself up
in his private studio, and proceeded in S
leisurely and systematic manner to kill
himself. He was over sis hours in per-!
forming the horrible act, and has left a
written record of his sensations during
that time. At 8 o'clock he OUt vein in
his foot and OOUeoted the blood In a
dish; then with a brush painted with it on
the Wall, on S great cart ion, various sen
tences at dill, tent hours. For instance,
one of these a otenoes said i B o'clock.
ith a serene and obi erful COnsciet , I
am awaiting my death." Another is
" 10 o'clock. Death has not yet arrived.
I now cut the rem in my arm." At 10:80
he wrote ; 44 How strange! The blood
mounts to my head. God pardon me,
for I pardon my enemies." Tlu-saddest
sentence is this: 44 2 o'clock. 1 have
recovered my reason. My God, wliut
have I done I What a rash ad I It is
too late, however, to repair the evil. 1
will now put an end to myself at once."
Whereupon it seems that he took a re
volver and shot himself in his mouth,
which killed him instant ly. Upon en
tering the studio an hour afterward they
found the poor old man dead, sitting in
an arm-chair, holding the revolver in one
hand ! The bloody writing on the wall
told the am I story.
Tut: jewels which the Khedive sent
ostensibly to Minnie Sherman Fil.-h lust
winter, are to be divided between her
and her two sisters; they were real!
designed for a family present to Gen.
Sherman, but the ocoamon of Minnie's
wedding was selected to Offer them nom
inally to her. They are now said to be
worth QOt quite one hundred thousand
dollars.
Cor.. John s. Mosuv, oi Virginia, lias
been Inrif hI by a ooiainittes i Boston
oitajsem to deltrer .m.' of series f ad
dn in Tremonl 'i ' mi)!.'.
WiLBOjnra Fam aim a,oui Tonic.
Tliin nif.liciiio in OSSd bj SOBSeTasNsa .oin
piinirs for the Lcnotit of t!i ir emplnyeH, when
engaged in BSBlstis iliHtri' tn. The bagbssl
ttimoiiialH have lu en givrii hy contrartoiv. and
by lbs PrssMsetl Of SBSM Of tho leudin rail
rosdi in tho South Sad Wont. When men arc
i-oiircgiite.l in larK' iminlieix in the neighbor
bO00 of WBBIM and riven.. WUhoft's TooiO
will MOTS ii taltlBbls eddlttOtl tO the Mtot'U of
msdfriuss Hnd will sssprj rewind lbs eosspsnj
in the Having of tune, lu'.or and uioncy. We
rSeBBMMDd it t mil. WaBaVOOR) I'lMAT .V' Co.,
Proprietors, Now I Mssaa
FOS IAIJI tl m i. 1 M.t 'i' lsTS.
WJIA T 1 1 rE A' y W ABOUT I ''.
Si fORKi N- I . IISII II. MW
OSabbogi A . ). :
The Cannabis Indira hna glrrn me vreat n-llef Iwn.
but a .hiolow of n:y fornior df. Mi MM . th.-nk. t your
InTalaab'.e remerljr, I am recruiting in .trvnirth rapidly
Send t.. no-rn In ; ilea.
RiP.cttuuy, DiAnacuss,
On Steamboat " ICniulrer."
Maliiroav, VlCTOUT, OWTAMO,)
I KBHl'AHT i, l;4.
Thlt three bott!e of 0MM dMl laSkM wRM I "1'
hSSai bea ewei 'i't eeaajewwaai iael Ihwt inon-
I,- lHiii rli. il . Sim ih ... w. 11 n fT .hr wan, and had
been andnr the doctor' hnndi nil U.t mninirr, not ei
pectiruy tu live from week to week.
lateSBS IVi.Fonn.
Jt. B. Till Remmly .i.enk f Mm if. A IiikI.' l-dtlr
will AAtlnfythe til it cknptl. iil. Tlmre i n"t a .inrr'.n
ayinpt'.ui tt 'niim M l Ion ttal M .1 n m I A di-ii...to
Niglit Snral?.. Iiiitati.m of the NVrvw, DMNsM Kx
perforation, Sh irt Pnina In Urn I.mitf. Sorn Throat,
Nnuea at the St..n.i !i. Inaction of the Bowela, and
Watin.f the Mu.clna
aful pr Ix.lttn.or throe la.ttlea for J fill. Pill and
Oiiitiiient, it 1 25 each. Ad.Irn
CRADDOCR A OO.,
lord Race Htt.et, Puiladelphla.
Bend for rlrrnlar
A ih .. ii nl alii i i Ii. S 0 1
A raor north remembering Five
1 rout 1 wi tl. of .. cecd r.ja'r' ( ntiitim
' mill ry. iwu to u how twi'-e a voik. will
' :tv.- .loiiblo ilmt ..an nut m cram. nnl die liorMO
I will l.o fntt. r. hloitkcr. ami every way w.it!i
i more nion. ;. than though Im ihl net havo thou.
Mauuh.d ladies, under all eircum
! Mtan.oH. will find 'ursuint' I'liniitir, l'lls
I Mfs ami. in stiiiiii dossa H saw satbaitlfli
Tin y rims. no in ini psini os a yap.
Pans i' i. -u Baaiaii IVataa, ut Waal
ill.. OIlTOH all killllCV (hr-.OW.UH.
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tha ui a? ehildtM maklm Boi i
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Thr Kliri fa Aorirulturi't.
W.-rklv ; ii .-nr. Si-nil
In.-, ti.r i' iiiion. Proceedlnn Kloridn Prult-Orowora
Am i n rnewUncnl I:.'. Mota. Addn-w. Walton
A Co., Jackaotivill.., Via Suy where you (aw thil.
j Geo. p. Rowell & Co- 8
AOKNTS WASTED KOK I BOOK.
SUCCESS IN BUSINESS.
HOW MAKE MONEY.
Hrtlinn vm nt. s-,,l for circHlitrm,
V. w. EIBOLKR i CO . 101 s Caariu., Cfetowjo, OL
RKIll !' HORHBS.
A'k v .ui ll. i rni - h Makei lor
tho 'Am- Cotlm I'n.l.
i h. ;.! wnrraated to onre
any eocej Meal on botee r
limlf. or monoy refunded, if
prlntod dlrejctlotM are t"i
lowed, s. nd 'the. foe Munple
in.- OnUmi Pad Oo . Bole
Mai nrt'ra, Buchanan.Ml. h.
HOW TO GET A HOME.
IOWA I.'.!. M)i,0OM URB8.
Ricli BoU,itHtd Ulirnate.icelknl Water, sruwliuc Bettto
netita, fiaid Bchoole, Wk ir-T thn laindeoi theBiotu
i i . i nd St. Paul U. R. and the MoUrearof and Mleeoarl
Rlo-r U. P.. at S I t f tmt acre, un eejq p iymuuia.
Two yeara if nt will lui a t nn A iiplj to
IMi I ,v i LK INS,
R. R. Land Ottoa, Kiblejy, Uaoeola Go., Iowa.
P
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WII L BAYS OUR 001 IDS, Bend eimta and
we will s.'iid bf mail, prepaid, oar Lamp PnxfW,
with which roei .an lill an Kt reel aa ... .,; teilknmt
rvMoeiag rAfatay or k "l"' frtmtt mttirU bmmp.
At MUM tmiH p mail jo i nil our cdNtuMTJ and
temtf to aajwnto on! t wewty oaeloJ honeebokl at
tic lei a ih .. htcfa inj I"-! ano can .ko from to
H'.idailv. We want Asenta ererywhere,
NATIONAL AtiKM'S' V. IIMKIUM,
a ins, aias.
IVINCSTONE'C
FE AND EXPLORATIONS
witti hf M Last Journals," now reedy! The only com
ptete Life and thrtlllnir adrentareja in Afri. aof iii. ar.-at
ti'Tii r.,.l"irin iio.....ii lajuraacej, Cheaneet and beX
only Bti. I, splendidly illuatratem, otr.dlf. naif ItilBg,
A..KN i - Wantko. Bend for eititoiwaBd proof ;or,l(
In h:o.t.' Ij I'.'Kir woi k,aend Sl.OO fir full ..ot Hi i.i gonorne
a.ldrrn, IdVlNUaioNK'a Pt'ULIMlKHa. CHICAGO, 1 I.I
AGKNTS WA19TED FOR
PATHWAYS OF
THE HOLY LAIMD
Beine l ull Deeori pterin of Pal tine, it rlletory, Anti
galtlee, Inhabitanta and i 'uktom, accor.llna' to Uir inat
Dleooverie reoenUy made by tho Paleetine Kxplorlne
Klia ditlMta. ll s.'ll ut Mfc'ln Sfin! fur i. in ojir.i toiiiin
to AK:tiia, t:id Mej n hy it m-U faater thai! anv nthei book
RATIONAL Pl'HLIhHINU .
t no tgo, Kl., or m. Lonle, Mo.
N.
F. BURNHAM S
TIltllK
WATER WHEEL
ii ,-lr. lrl , i -..it me, n nd put to
umk in ih.' Patent OM r,
Ingtoa, 0. 0.,and ha prnvrrl t" be i ba
lost. 19 madn. I,l ion i
t.an any other itrnt olaae Wheel. Patn-piiletfo-.-
N.l BURRH AM. York. P
I AlUCir.l.f. ej XF.W MiT!inA
AM M KHU RI MI.III.
mUtuir etruKaled iw. nty yum N lwwn III. and
H.ll. wliti AM Hill, I rxi'Mrlnn-nl.. . try mm
InometM reoM i"l kerto .n.l luh.lina NM n.l
irinn. toteaanely eiaeererell a wHajarfM
i i'iely n-1 Bare cure tin A.itu.i ainl t'el.rrl..
tfMTNtoi lereHere IneiaejUy tu p"'M caa
.lo down to rent .n.l lr..p ouMleilaely, Ih u
rlataare tuppHerl with tampla p.ckar. . Dm n.,.i
aiatrlbattna. .'nil aiM on, or a'Mr.M
II. ...( I r . Auplc ( rwli, Ohio.
Dm, (lata Knll-e.ae P. W.ce, ty mall, 11. at.
I Iff. II ! .V Co., Tr-
eara, Skrwejie, a., rary yft hnTe
tin- MeerraM of "ur ewtanen tent
Bearoant lathi beo) rTaftlnd Powder
rqraejeenl it Increneeoontlnnatly."
Gen. L.t InfllM A ..
ftafa, I'mrnh nrr, I:. .. "V'lir
.k I nannlaat dllj aniningin favor.
All .peek well ol it." It la the beef
KaiMem1 w If wa can eseeJ KewYorli
H.atelCo. kli) uinKS.a Koain. Try
Ir i nd be happ Bend for circular to
. i If I. V. ; :. 1 ,v ti..
19S Donne Bt tw i.irk.
Tiininc with Hill niunr', Won't Do
In
tfiia w chronic ditwiuie I toajeaJH . n. A fSeeajSaeaaJ
livnr ithnc.inw'inencpif aej t.nich nd atMlffjetef
bowela, and the rry host .mpi.rntion in fiiatencc t. pat
tbeta m earfwai crddr and beep them n ie
lanant's BftrrfRteert Ajwrii'iit.
SOLD I.V M I, ORL't.OlSTB.
tti:ntio,
Sssa71n-
m
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
crdoaoo a saprr j om usoo., HidaiMbv
AWNINGS, TENTS. TWINES AND CORDAGE.
fill. Ill.lli , IIUBBARI) A CO i Water.
BAKING POWDER AND EXTRACTS.
lnt run iris, Steele v MTh . IS! I RS s wh.t,
i IbJoago, MM N Id, Bl LtwJe, 'M Mam, Itnetnaett,
BANNERS AND GLASS SHOW-CARD WRITERS.
MI NN A DRUM, li W. Madlaon.
BOOTS AND SHOES- AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
JAS I'. M. NAM A HA I CD, j; I. Wat.luiirt"ti.
CANNED FRUITS AND CRYSTAL LAKE PICKELS.
F. A. WAIONKH, 46 and 41 RItot.
C0WING S DRIVE AND WELL PUMPS. 4c.
DOWRRR I WiM il.M.H, ia-and RS I r.nkl.n.
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWAKE.
A ii ram niRROfl I r , MS end MB WeheeM-ee,
ENGna.CK. SEALS, PRESSES. STEEL ANO BRASS
STAMPS. STENCIL TOOLS AND STOCK.
c. ll Hanson, :;i Sou'ii
ENGRAVERS.
a D. ciHi.os, ftLt a OO., tie ranktte.
ENGRAVEH, DIE SINKER 4 MANFiJ. OF STENCILS.
L. norm., iti R Roidniph.
FLOWERS AND STRAW GOODS SPECIALTY.
DAl.v, RRRROTDI .v 00., Mead MlWeheek-ev,
FURNITURE.
A. L. HAl.r. A Mao., M, 8R M4 aeW MSRandefRa,
GLASS SHOW-CARD PAII.'TER.
J. J. a BURG HO I BR, MR MM and 1 I R BeealolpR
GRASS SEEDS.
AXRRRT DM IRIRSOR, I I Kmi.-.
GUNS CUTLERY MANUFACTUfiERS.
W. R SPBRCRR I co.. M State. Band far priti MM
HARDWARE ANO CUTLERY WHOLESALE.
BDW1B HURT .t SORB, M mi SI Lata
HEAVY HARD WARD WHOLESALE.
RlMHAKK MROR A to, It ti tl M leeMpie er
HOTELS.
NKVAiA HOTRL, Webnaha ,beA Uadiaoa and Man.
ro.. tlcntnil, convfiii. iit. Sail I'r day.
BRRVOORT HOUSB, lil and IfSR Mad ken. On tba
K.urop" ui plan. H m Thonpa o, proprietor.
MKTROPOLITAR HOTRL SJ M v-r ttar. Oor Btete
i Waah'ii.Mtnot old st. jiiiu.v.opp. rtoloT, Lattaf I Oe.
OODKIf HOUSB Klralxdaaa in erery particular. I!r
hnr ,V l'onay, pmp're. Cor. Wa.ldnutoii mid KranWliri.
WOOD'S HOTRL. M A M BuMutea. O, Banda, prop,
I'ric- Ml p'-rdu). ii. R PnhntT .ui.-city Hotol), eletk.
IMPORTERS AND MANFRS. OF WARWICKSHIRE AND
COLUMBIA SAUCES. IMPORTED CAIi-UPi AND
FLAVORING EXTRACTS.
LRWIS A Ct., 1UI K. Kmin. Snn.l for price liat.
LUMBER.
THS PR8HTIGO 00. Orewa h.v Leajner, Berth
Put. w. k. mi. ng, Pne'l Hantpatoad, BwV
REAL ESTATE.
JAR. R OOODMLAR .t co., ::i Denrboca,
SAW MANUFACTURERS.
HBRRY DISaTORd min.x.w .ur Randolph I Muhel
SEWING MACHINE COMPANIES.
BOMB s. ML co., Jehaaoa, 'i"ik A Oo,, UI State
WASHING MACHINES.
l',.r t i.. iiarn, .i, . eddmai 0ALKIR8 CHAMPIOR
weehec "., "juT tiaik. Aanati wanted Areiywheee.
WATCHES. JEWELRY AND JEWELERS SUPPLIES.
CrOGRWRLL. WRBRM .V 00., Ml end 101 state.
d o u 'b le yo uiT tTa de
lniKjit(.. i . room and Deietoffi Purt China and Japan
7n, in aeale.l packarfi', " irtrjap rim, bojM. Ot half
cheat, (.',".; , ,,. Bend for circular. Tin- Wkllo
Tea OOXTAMT, MN Kult.m :., N. Y.. P, 0. Boi tffR
at mm
"i.- ihnt will luro mfuHy mej pea
i:.r...u-h eaa naa aaa - uat
CfMnptaftj oMkfi VlfiOB t ill
with lli'-m In iH.rih n L'u lu !.
NMti :ml in t-iitiiiar nn uti-l i
ANTttD,
CMAS. D. PIIRCI,
HKMflSR kCSSKRLB tXELCMI
iLTa HLRrTBti lRI TaaM I
eade ere ladvraed by tho
net eminent plivaiciani in
Cl.v I fl r i- lIw"rnriiliortiieciiniiinien
Xir yV mntlain. neuralitii. liviTrum.
SrLr , pUliit, ilyapi-eale. Itldnej ill.
the world lor tin m re i if r hell'
rdera.flta.f. innlo i .tupluuit
nervotii and eneral debility.
ead "tin r ch c tllaeaw - ..i
therheet.head, liver. ; much
kidney and blood. Booli wltn
t .'ll p rt . ui. it- free b) N "!.t
Bi r '.. , Clnrlunatl, Ohio.
IS LIFE.
TOOK AGENTS People4 t niunion
S nae Hedfenl laer.' B li 1 ibeapeet I
,-v.r pabllahod; pacen, over 890 illu'tratton.
Bl.-lrtTi. Tbonaanda bny H at aicht who eonld noi beln
dnoed t. pnrohaae th. blah-priced l U treallne ..f
Doeaeetic Medicine. UnJlae otber hooka aold thruagh
aaenta, thla erork in thneooebly adrertlaed taroaghani
N inn A marten, Thla fact, t aether with the lara rieo,
engeal aptranmnaaj, and many r,.. f....tur.'h ol tha bonk,
oaoaea p t aaU mom rapid!) than an arorfc tbi pul
Halted in t Ii in country. TpMMot my na.-n! who Iiho- bad
esporteneo to Mulaa hooka aayth. I b all their pravloae
ennvaeatoe they nevr met witn i tiaaeo m oi aaada
Ink'.' a - nr. Hiioi c.mii.rri.-iiw urn .'lo d mj Work
For term and trrit.r, n.ldr ( nclot.ne two BeatOge
iaiiipi und utatiiiK expel li
R V PIBRCK, If. D.,
WorkPi IHrntenaarr, Buffalo. N.Y.
Ao'f. Murk envelop. " Pol Pul -i. lie O p t."
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Smith Organ Co.,
BOSTON, MASS.
These Simulant I nst rutin nts
Sold by Music Dealers Everywhere.
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN.
Bold througbont tba United Rtatea on tha
INSTALLMENT PLAN:
That In. on a Sydam of Monthly Payment
Pnrchaaera ahonld aak for tho BMHB Amfiih ak Omuit
Cataloguea and full pai ticulara un application.
M
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AW-
BttiUM
r . . s.'.in s
mum
3 ,
VERCflBN I j
OGLING!
MKMCfHANT s
l.
Whether fome on minor I, i-' M
f use ? ewe realil.-ht in tic laiM. w kn--w
ate. u ch anarea tl i . . n II the people to a
of
White lur iiuiiisn. fit i
l' in. i' lrnit'i
MERCHANT'S
li'the fttiinrtard I iiilnit'i." nf the I n't'-i -' l't i. I "
ii" nrV.,!i,a" "M.i.n.twforuui;. use. Sieeaie
waia--"'g u.i cuiiipany.
Invented In wall Sue...
en lead to fortuon
7 'i '' I," book n I . ' .,
Wall -ti I lie v If mi
II I. K I.I V. A CO', B, . -
SENT FREE.
J'.H
and Broker. 1'4 Hi". I
ay. B Y
PROTECT YOUR BUILDINGS
T. 1 ...
i . Tin. 1.....
...I 41 ,
rail t a 1 ,.
...1 I'.i hhiiikl. It.... I
An. .1.1 i.i HUtePainted wlfloutlaat
a new on. ui.p.ip.t. ,1. ,,:,d ,.
" ,. .. . Ui. . 0 . i 1 11 ' w" '""t llii'-o t'nioe
M low Slate P unt.-d. A mmt... ut -co,,,,,,. .
Price -.i ., ,-ranttun. rfcud lor VhamplT. A 1
wantod. wt 1. lis 1. .iii tio
Uoneral Aer.t, US Weeauigtoa .s . Obicaao
FOR A I.I. BRWIRCI
MA. II IM S ri u b
oi.inin. d .1 ahontune
hnlt Him enud rai.-H lr
or.'.-ir.tf.;i . , sua
rr." Ber 1 ...,,
w uhct a Wiu.i,, ea
ct. : I! .v..'-, E cU-;
(.'.'.' 1 .1 ll . Iu , bl.
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11... nimi'iiiu.iii nrmnini Maj
Naedle will h- o tin nod liy timt rneil. Addn-
UKKIA. K KKHI.I: t o
,"s Bra a mm n . . y.
Tltr FI. ASTK ' Tltl'SS
ANU SUI'I'tlKTKUi now
tutieiterllii all other, bo
nut adot.tiM ererya iii b
'he l'-a1inK pliyaician. ur
ireor,, drurfKikte, 111 my nnd
navy, hospital. ay;ntia
iuin, etc., etc.
Theauc. Ksnniid uniTeraat
antlf'LCti"i tli.-y I ive kit-
on, 11 ao11 nu thH areat
number ol' radical . oro they v e(lecte.l, has nam
tii 'i "i t he hie' thut roplnri eoe be niraja raeia without
offerina or annoynnce, kii.I Uhnmi Im ln nptnr nj laaae.
ri iiptnmX IHftf or '..'vm, otton caused by the -vr.'
pr.-r.surB of M. tl TmaOM and Bopnoi 'era. It i tbo
onjy eara enre for Hi-nni, a It la the only Truae in ueo
'1 bold the rupture Mtcurely in til p isition In
which the bodyean ho pl.-iced. It will pei form radical
eart a boa all othari fall. It ooa he worn w::!i Re and
eooal rt wbon no Hp.-in trueacan be lined. YVpen onue.
adjuHte l, no motion of the body or accident can displace
it. Thaaa hntnuMata hnen tao awgaaltteet npprnnai ei
the aoal etiuneiit pmotltioiwra In Uie oroteiion.
Pi m tho neinorona tontlinoulaU in our poaieion we
epnmd tho 1 11 1 wine
Afu-r 1 hawpnrloaoeof month., pat lenta teat lf atrona
lylto Its ur,,, as well a to the enea and iroudoin from
incon. eiuei.c. nil h which 1 bo instrument i worn. With,
epoiior advantages, th t'.lattie TVu.i peaeaaea in a hurh
dejrree A LI, ie.,ulsitei and iiualitica ".u tUtinm I fot tun
er utvantlona, I bara no baaitation m reaardlne itaaan
1. up. it.. .1 11.. ina I rth. raiiat and core ui lieu.-.
"J. M. CAH.N'i )i 11 A N M. D.,
Bi -Health . it oar of tha Port "t Bon fork, Sura.non.ln
Chiet ot New York State Hospital," etc., tic.
Geo. V. Hors:, M.D., Ktipnnntoudant Klatl.:Tr.iaO. :
laanrRil Attar annOlUa tor th.rty yeurs, in my own
eron, trom tiie ue tf every form ot Metallic Trnsa pr.
itnrahla in thik country and in Kunip, I. t ..o year an,
applied yowr Htutit 1 . and since ihat time I haw n.
pet 1. need OMnforl and Katlstactlou, n'l baon tanabi be
truth, that the Elastic Trusa i the only laatrumont thnt
should beaoad foe the rehet aadoarool Heraln; tad
now, after n. "re than thirty ynara' oontlnuona praotteo,
ami havlaf adioeted many hundreds ot Truisea (und foe
the 1 at twenty months your oiclusll) ), 1 ariitetuily
(Molar II to bo my deliberate opinion tnat 'ar :i..'ir
7V' l tho only one entttlnd to the eunSdoaoo ol th
public , that elasticity is the only jiower at all adapted ty,
ti . raanirnavanta of a Trusa or Supimrter, and am mu
rlaood that t,u'ir Blnafef fVwat actually cures a larse piw
I if linn of all cases to whlcn it is applied, not only amtran
children, but in numerous csaea within luyuwu kiiowl
u..Ke of pauenta trom 60 to '5 years of a-
II. BURN HAM, II. I) .
Pruf. of Anatomy and Surgery, N. Y. K. Medical Collaa,
Beware of cheap and worthlesa lniifution F.:.i.Uc
Trusses, which some partiee advertiae and sell, frandn
leatht representing that they are manulactured by tht
Klaat ic Truss 1
These Trusses are sent hy mall to all parts of the conn
In S atisfaction guaranteed in all . .e. I', ti re pur.
1 leolBC any other, write tor Descriptive Circular (J)
ELASTIC TRUSS 00.
683 BROADWAY, FiEW YORK
NICHOLS, 8EPAR0& CO. 3
11 TfTTin 1 mrm ll
The HitiLTLi iNT BVCCBIRof thUChrata
BetTlMR, TiaanBTaJMi THMIHU, ie
un prsesdSBtsd Is I ha ssnsli of Pana htaehiaary.
In a brief irtotl It lute become wldsljrluioWBl
ind Ft I.I.Y ESTABaUISMBD, " the
MlBADINO THKBSHING HI ACBI9J F.."
- . -
SBAIRj BAIRBBfl KBPtTRB lo labmlt
to the tnutofal nnd Imperfect work of otitor
Diroahern, when poeted on the rant MwarnwMw
of thieono, f"r e-a ti.jr pain, .iviii;; 1 ini, antl
doing foot, thorough nipi economical work.
lHRLHEarIEN find IT highlj atlvantaxeoni t..
run a machine that bsi "Beiltsri,M "1'i. ker-',"
or M Apron." thai bsndlei Damn Grain, I. out:
Itfnw, Heitilinge, Fin x, Timothy. Millet! end all
nch difficult Rirtui and eceda, with BNTI c tC
BASE AND BFFECTIVBNERS. Oh
to pi-rl'.-. ii.ii) ; sutc. llu farmer his thrt-li hill
hv extra Mtrlac f grain; makeeno "i.ittcr
Inga;" requlrei LESS THAN ONE-HALF the nine
iloltH, ll.xc!, Journals, nml i.ionra ; easier rutin
Igwtl ', leu repair ; otM that grain mieora prefei
iploj an l v. alt (or, even at n1 am en
prior, while oil.er machlnca ure "ntil of jol'a,"
Four alseamaels tvltk ", s, 10 nnd I
l.'M'rae .Tt 011 11 ted ' Voivfr, alo a s.e-
. i. ii) of Scpnratora ualnno" expresnls
..i BTBAin POWER, nutl to mat. is
otber Moras Powers.
1 1 Interaeted Is fntln raUingi orthTihlnt write
tug Unstinted Clrcnian (.r frr with full
particulars of Kizes, myles, prleal, SfflM,St6a
NK UOLS, IHWABD a OOee
Latt't ..'rer.Jt. Mi, .t,n
Moia it, tit Draadsu. emu oa sia.
UaTCVOMABCT, or Soul -hnrnaln:.'
Kll
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.nKieaM. .
,rhlia4ehnni
Kanaian ..i. 1. 1
lllr.f
aeaar baek. Addl I WIU.IA.M-a OA. mV
DR. WHITT1ER,
Kc. C17 St. Charles Street, St. Lculs, v:.
eoetiao to treat all ess at eNslaelss to nsrrl.re, tloef.
ua,.uriilss svr ailmat nr lokas, wblcb retjll rrm
InJUcr.doa er Itaprudsaes, wltb BDpsrsllsl4
Sr. W.'t sstabli.birmut Is cbsrttred bj tb HUH oS HI
arl, ass tou .iti r. : hs bsea ettsbiUhed ta tear.v
tsr. sertsiu sat rrlisbl relief. Eeluf a g,i!il e
..rl rafllctl rd'e-ri.-, and Barlni lbs sircrltar. tt e
lea, sad lucoemf .: life In bis tpfclkiilts b hsa perfeoied
ra ilea tbst trt .-rectus' la sll litttt ca. Hit ; l;r vr
are belnf tretd b. msll or siprns n.rt.u.if. !
sssttrr aba U1!1, sail or write. Krom lb frtst asm
Mr at BMUMUsaa hs Is nasfclod lo keep !' o&srfsa
' 96 pot'", 1T'B ful1 sympton. twtwai smp.
MARRBACE CUiDEe
eP pt;tt, popiUr book wtleh iksuM l i-ssd M i7
b--1y. a mstrlod pair, or psrtons mntiar'tiof
r'.si., asn s't .- d to do wttkool It. I, soa'.slo tb eroam tt
E .itlol literature sa Ibis tuhje-st, tb rstt of Dr. W.
"na (xpartsac ; alaa lbs best tboobt from iai verka
ta taiaps b aarlsa. ..ui . - pott. paid for 10 jta.
N I
Be.
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ITI1I-.N WRITHia TO ADVF.lt TISKRH,
V nlrn.r.hi 1 uu isw 'c nd 1 11 liifincnt
In this tnpcr.
" 111 will he fotintl iin lnr1nhle Liniment end wnrttr?
pr -frl.-tary nir.ll. in.' 01 ntt.-.o n..w u.r.l m the l'Mtei
STaaUl .ieKroe tl.an thla. Yellow wrapper for aui.i.al. at, 4
CARCL8NC OIL
:: 1 if' ,'. tl rnliutn aire, 5 renta;
aUaalteturad ,'.n ; . by Vlerrhaa";
JtUl ' 1 1 t . t- . sT, , , , . , v .
$10. to $500. iS
last
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