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PAIN AND MISERY AYER'S Sarsaparilla Cures Rheumatism. "Atout 8 years nc" I suffered from what tliodoc tor.i called rheu matism. Nobody , knows Iho pain I ami misery w Iilcli I liml to ciuliiro I and v lilcli cliins to I tpo In spite ot the medicines pre scribed. At last, I began Ink In Ayer' s Sarsnpn- srllla. After n short time, tlio pains ceased. I continued tlio ii'B of tho Bar Itaparlfla for n whole, year, until the rhriimatlsm entirely disappeared." Jamf.s Wav, proprietor of ltvery stable, Ilosetllle.Uat. Ayer's S Sarsaparilla Admlttd for Exhibition AT THE WORLD'S FAIR poopopop 00000 POfto.pp.9.00 o TIME TABLE. Onlf, Colorado ami Santa To IV y. hui;tii hound. liftlnrstonnivl Chicago Kxpress Lilt, ni Ui-bunio and KuusssClly llxprm 2.1, p. 111 NOKTII JlflU.NI, (inWcston mid Chicago Kprei It ' a- 111 Clvbarno Mid Kau-as City I'.xpresa '2.17 n. m I. It. Mahov, Tiokut Ag't. W. S. Kkknan, lion l'nss. Ag't. Arrival anil Dopnrturo U. S. Mails. tfouth bound tiuill closes t:it p. 111. hoiitli liiiiiinl mnl) nriivck C;l;l p. 111. North buiimt in nil doses 10 a. in North botitiil mull nrrlvua 10:20 n, in Xlght innll nro closml nt 8.110 p, tn. Money onlor department Is open at 8 a. in. nml cloxuii nt 6 p. tit. Olllce holirs frcm 8 n, tn., to C p. m. Sundays from J:30 p.m., in 3:1)0 p. in. .John S. IIammkii, 1', M. HuM.MKit.s Uaiidy, Deputy. civic M)CiitTii:s, Mtrils I.od No 7, IC. nf 1'., Iiirrli gn-rt Tliureday nlarht at 7 .). Hall opposite cour'i limse. Court slrticl. vlsliln- KuIkuu cor dially hutted. W. r Mi.KitLVJtr, 0. C, .7 T. IIowktii, K. If. U. Ardmnro Iiljte No, 31, A. I', and A. M . mvt In their hall on Soiuh Caddo stcret. tin llrat Haturday ulRlit In eucli month, on or bp fjro the full niomi. I. I). Flow. Worshipful Master. A. 1I.Sii.uuak, Secretary. Ardmnro Chanter. No 11. liovat Arch Ma- rant, meet In Ihelr hull 1W1T Whlttlu,;loii't slorg the fourth IlinndttT night (11 eaon mouth. il 11. undue, Ill jlirrlett A. 11. SlLHUiN, Secretary. ArtlmorH Camn No. 3.1. Wooi1mn of Ihr World, jneeln III their toreat at 'Wblillnxloii mil ercry tcconn ami louriii JiiiUiiay uitfiiis in uiunionin. isitiug sornreigoii itiu'eii atluiid. C II. Kkmhih i;. consul uomnundor T. O. Iiii;ihimam, uliirk. CUUUCH DIHECTORY. I'linnmx Ciii'itntir'renslcy Street, ficr rice erery Lord's day nt 11 uuu :u. nudri 1.1 p nt "Sunday Srhool. 11 mi 11, in. Player MrrtliiKererv Vliimdny, C Ift p. in. Llinlr pnietlci "'jri, Krldny crrnlnK, 11 1.1 p. in. LrHi1,' Vtdaotfifly uvi-rv 'l umiliiy alli-rmmniil tlm clinrtli, Tf . m. Mlto in. I Soolal iiiiIIiii; orery 'luraday nUut ai plneu niiunnucnl eaeli I.oril' ilny. Otllcvra' niPctliip; ilut I.nrd'5 day In each month. All are cordially Imlled to all service'. 1 It M.isim, Kniierliiteudent Hundu) School i Volnuy Johnson. Pastor. lnur lti'tiT t'iii'm ii"llroadwiiy Slrei'l, Berviccs i rery Suiitluv ot II (hi a. 111. and H w p, 111 Prayer nn'i'ilnit U'ciliuoday orciilnzs at It o'clock -Sunday hcliool at 10 u 111. Choir praclicu Kilday ovmilnra at n'olnck. I htu-iblillvlil. Pastor. U II. llruo, CUrk. C. 11111, tiupvilnteudeut. IRKE .. .TO ALL POINTS .. . WAGNER TAUCE BUFFET SLEEPItlQ C ' . . . AND , , . Free Regunino Chair Cars From Tej2za. t "TO St. Louis, Kansas Ck. and Chicago, lfskinirclosoconnoction witi futt trul.iso Kitcrn ami Nutiliem Utivk fur Now York, Boston, Philadnlphlc Buffalo, Montrccl and tit. Paul. Too ,,,rotr,nownins'to Ft. Iuls ove- 1 owiirMlf. And ti tho only coutmuot: j from jHjep Wutor to t. Louis, Kansas City and llann".. SEUVCE UNSURPASSED. Information cheerfully furnished by JAilKS HARKKIt, W.O.OUU8U, (7r1MM. J IU.Jf , Co l Mu.. 4 ru. Jft. OLD PAPERS FOR SAU WIXSSlWSSMIIiSSII If II "-W llll T. H. Parker, Jeweler. 1S1 DIVER3 DID THE CLEANING. Jloiy lh 7Ullli.ori (lot Itld nf Her Ilar narlrs t'ltliout Hocking. A United 8tnteflcrtii.icr innctlvoncrv ico requires filmost n much lmrnlshliij? to keep lior trim n.i tloo n silk lint H lan't tlio brazen ntul motnl work nrotnul her dcckH Hint enrtso tlio chief nitxlcty. It Is licrjiottoin. TliatfonU, particular ly in Koutlicru wai, mid it Is noccs3iiry to dock her mid clean nwnjr tho bnnia- Ilut dncka nro not nhvnyx at lintid. Llnutctinnt Coiimmtidcr Sohrro, in dl causing thin que.(tloii in (ho United 8tntet Nnvnl Institute, ilcrcriljctt for tho flrxt tlmo tho Fchcmo worked y tho United Hfnte el.ip Ualtlmora during tho Chllenn trouble. Sliowns notdockid for 11 incintlin, and during clRht months of that tlmo rIio wo.1 In Chilean and lVmvian waters. Tho Baltituoro, after boinj? docked nt Toulon, Frniice, in Feb rttary. lHOl, Balled for Chile, Within four or fivo months after arriving in Chllo'ulio bejjau to Iomo upecd on nccount of n foul bottom. j Thoro wero In tlio crow two sennit 4 RUnticrit, who hnd (nnlifled tin diverx in 1 tho torpedo nchool nt riowport, IicmiIc Peter Hnnloy, tho Kunuer, who had also taken tho couriso. It was decided to t'lcnn tho bottom of tho Daltimoro by fcnilliiu; down divent. An iron ladder was let down from n launch aloiiKMrio tho Daltimoro, ami for 11.10 under tho ship n whlo Jacob's lndderwax mado on lxianl. Whllu cleaning tho bottom tho diver wan always on this ladder, bo tween it ntul tho Blilp. Ho would stand, sit or Ho down on tho ladder, an hap pened to bo most convo ilcnl. Thodlveisuied t-crapers mado of hard wood in tho shnpo of n broad chlfol. Thoy wero nbsut -l inches wldo and & inches long, with tho handlnend round ed down. Tho diver chot;o tho man who attended to tho lifo linn, liesides this man who attended tho lino four other men wero in tho launch. Two of them worked tho pumps, nnd tho other two nt tended to ths bow nnd stern lines of tho launch. Tho divers woro limited to flvo hours' work a day, and they got $1 an hour In addition tothcirrcgulnrp.iy. Tlio tlmo taken to clean tho bottom onon nnd to clenu ouo-third of it n hcc ond tlmo was two mouths. Tho work wns dono utidcr ivlverso circumstances in tho hnrlior of Valparaiso, whoro fre quently a hci would stop tho work. Tho barnacles on tho bottom of tho nallimoro tlio Unit tlmo xhowas cleaned averaged 3?( inches in length. Homo of them wero inoro than !) inches long. They wero of ten In clusters, k that they extended six inches or moro from tho ship's bottom. After tho bottom was cloanCd tho gunner mado an inspection and reported that tho cleaning wns well dona Lieu tenant Commander Sobreo says that, in his opinion, n vessol can bo kept prac tically clean and buffer 110 serious loss of tpeed for nt least n year by tho uso of her divers at a cost of f (iOO for labor Kill nl;out-000 for tho pump. . nOASTINQ CHICAGO. i:ncll.li World' fair KxhlMtur Anirryut fiut KcctdliiB Tlii-lr Awurtls. Jleesrs. Harry Hems & Sons of the Kceleaiastical Art works, Exeter, writes: "It is ten months ago since Chicago's mayor, Carter Harrison, was shot dead, nnd with his dunth tho World'H fair '(prearranged to bo formally closed two days later) died too. Yet up to tho pres ent datowu exhibitors who wero award ed medals and honors hnvo received nothing. Furthor, queried addressed to tho British commission on this subject ellolt no reply, and 1-0 exhibitors may reasonably premium tho commission nrc equally in tho dark witlt thcmsolvcs as to tho matter of promised awards. "It wns not until six mouths after tho close of tho exhibition (tho middle of Inst April) that n completo list oi awards was received in this country. Apart from tlio expense (in tho Manu fnctures building nlouo it cost tho 170 British exhibitors, on an average so it is compntated over 1,000 npleco agaiuSt nn average of loss than half that sum nt tho Centennial exhibition nt Philadolplr in 1870), is H fni. that wo should bo loft out in tho cold in tho wny wo nro? It is credibly afllrmcd thnt tho medals awarded ( 1) us aro not oven designed yet Tho 'Windy City' of Chi cago 'blow' so nmch nnd so offensively last year that foreign exhibitors tcol moro than thoy would perhaps otherwlsi ! vo dono tho neglect they aro now re c iviug at tho hands of tho World's fail authorities. " London Times. A rroitii'llo Drrittn. John Mornn, n young man living in I First ward, wns crushed to death on tho Erio railroad Friday. Tlio boy's mother was troubled all Tliursday uiglil by ,! .earns In which slio snw twojioUco-liii'ii- apiH'iiring in front of her house. NYuui tho boy went out on Fridny morn i"", tho mother was overanxious nbout :um, and tho last tiling eho said to hiiu w.)-: "hi tho name ci heaven, don't dc r- y.'dug that will btaig two policemen to my door, for nil night long I have K seeing tho officers btauding oul t..-.c." Lr' t in tho day two policemen 1 ' - .; tho mnngled liodyof tho boy to iLk ..oxv.o. Nowlmrg(N. Y.) Dispatch. V lt.-it, a WUb for l'rlucr. TI' ' ' 1 una newspapers aro famous for t..t. ;.uiusing character of their ad vcrtisementa. Hero is a literal transla tion of an extraordinary advertisement which lias been appearing recently! "A yonng pritico, tho owner of a lordly os into of gloat value, has the intention to marry. Ho seeks u handsome nnd Intel ligont girl of about 30 years of ago, of good family, and with n dowry of not less than a, 000, 000 gucldeus (200,0.00). Apply," eta l'rnc' Llfn Krimtnro. Tho death of Oustavo Humbert re duces tho number of tho lifo senators of Franco to HI, Tho Ycrsnlllcvi assembly olocted 70, and tho oldest survivor is now 85 years old Tho vnuugoat is (11. AOAINST CREMATION. , A New nnd Intrrcstlns: Argument f r srntrd by (Sir I'rnncls linden. It cannot bo said that cremation hni galnod many converts during tho Tlist fow years. In splto of tho ono great ar gument adduced in its favor namely, Hint earth burial is insanitary peoplo hnvo gono on burying their (lend in thn old way. Tho hyglenlo objection to earth burial has been ignored rather thau combated In fact, many Intelli gent peoplo who would still iusist on tho old modo of burial in tho caso of their own relatives would nevertheless nil 111 It tljnt tho contention of tho cremv tiouists rests on n basis of fact lint In nn address tho other day nt n meeting of tho llrltiidi Institntuof Pub lio Health Hir Francis Hcyniour linden took issuo with tho cromationlsts on that very point. Ho declared in tho strongest huignago that earth burial, If proporly conducted, enn novor endanger tho health of tho living, and carried tho wnr into Africa by asserting that crema tion is itsolf insanitary, and thcrcforo w) serious n luonaco to tho public health that it ought to bo prohibited by law. 'Iho earth, ho maintained, is tho ono grertt purlflor and renovator. Thero ro sides in the coil tho chemical power of forming new nnd Innocuous combina tions out of tho poisonous and minsmatlo substances buried in it Not only that, but tho earth needs to bo eurichod by tho rostoration to it of dead matter, whoso sulmtanco was drawn from it by tho protoplasmia energy of lifo. So that, if nil tho cfTeto rosidunm of tho world woro to bo burned, tho earth would soon bo doprlved, according to bit Fritifis, of tho chemical olemcuts that support life, and all lifo would cease. It would perhaps bo thowiaost conrso for outsiders to let tho distinguished L.iglish soieiitlst and tho cromationis s , nbont tll(J limtrlmouhil results fight his question out, ns indeed in nil of thu ,,wt Um,on Kcaso1 it u ,oanlC(, likelihood thoy will. It is pertinent to Ulnt uiatchmak11(? parcts .aro dcriv observe, however, that it is not tho , h consolatloll from tho almost purely specula ivo question that.it may ! pll0uomcllal ootlvIty of what la kllown scout to bo at first. It has a practical M tho 00imtry housocenson. Thowcath nppllcntloti nswoll. If tlm contention of cr b or E,100tlllK nml Sir Seymour linden is true, then tho th(jr t comp0lling tho young men system of buru lug garbage, so frequcn - ,0 , monj Hmo mun ,11(loirs ly ndvocated and in many cities adopt- , ,n ,ho fioclct of tho ia(llcs Tho t,. cu, i mivme, lor n, . uusiroyii g vnia- nblo nutrient oloments that ought to bo returned to tho soil. On tho samo theory tho praetico of throwing tho garbage Into tho sen, in vogue in this city, la even moro vicious, so far ns its effect on tho soil is concerned. As will bo sect), therefore, tho question horornlscd is ono of the greatest practical interest nnd im portance and should bu carefully con sidered by all cities thnt contemplate tho burning of their garbage. Now York Trlbuna NO RECONCILIATION. Tlio Ural-mis Aro I'urteil Iorevrr, 8aya Cos idp--l.iiD--i:viry thing Cholly. Edward Parker Doacou puts to sloop all rumors of an intended reconciliation between him nml his wifo, who Is suid tr. bo on her wny to America with her mother, Mrs. (X II. Ilaldwin. Deacon has written to a noar friend in Nowport that -thero is 110 prospect wnatover or ins ever seeing Airs, ueaeon again, much less of his living with her. TltcEO nro nlmost tho exact words of Dencon's letter, written from Green field, Muss., on Sept. 28. What is moro, ho authorized tho recip ient of tho letter to inako its contents known to tho publlo through thu press. Dcaoou is now living in Greenfield with his daughter, and it may bo do pended on that ho means just what ho says. 1 hough a very quiet man ns to his domestic nffalrs, ho is also very deter - miued, and it is iirobablo that ho would not mnko nny such stntoment now if ho hail not lieeti driven to it by repeated reports mat 11 ixoonciJiation is nuout to bo off eetod, Tho man who has norvo enough to kill his wifo's paramour ns Deacon killed Mrs Deacon's French lover is not likoly to bocomo reconciled to tho woman. Ho niaylio generous enough to lot her go her wny in such poaco ns sho may find, but ho can never tako her to hie arms again. Tho only instaueo of tho kind in my knowledge is that of a woll known nnd wcnlthy Now York man, who is still dcsplsod for his action. Cholly Knick erbocker in Now York Recorder. Tlio Auony of Itemnrie. Six cents, thu smallest contribution over mado to tho conscience fund, ar rived at the Whlto Homo n few days ago, and with it tho following letter: To 1 1 In Majoaty rn-Bldrnt Cleveland: Dr.Alt HlU- ' am In n, drc-drul ntrto of wind, an 1 1 thought 1 vrmiM writn mid t"ll you all Aluut two y ara utu a ncur oa 1 can roiiiem Imt It In two yenra I unit two ixtayo atamps tint lnd Ixxn uscsl botoro on lrtti'nt in-rliaps moro than two stamps, hut I can only remrni tr of dolnii It twico. I did not roallui wiwt had dono until lately. My mind Is constantly ti rnetl on tin t auhject, nnd I think of It night anil day. Now, dour president, will you pleoae foi-glvo mc, and 1 proinUo you 1 will never do It ncalnT Iiii'liwil find cot of thmi atamp and plt-aao furclvo too, for I was then but 1? yi-ara old, for I am heartily sorry for what 1 uavu done, l'roni ono of your auliJocU. Ht Louia Globe-Democrat The l'opv'a .lliiuillnrut. One of tho most colobrated Itoman scalptoi's has now almost completed tho ipulchral inoniuneut for tho popo, or - dered by himself. It is of Carrara niarblo. Oil tlio cover of tho sarcophagus lies a lion, "with ono paw on tho papal tiara. On thu right is tho itatuoof Faith, hold ing iu ono hand tho Holy Scriptures and in tlio other a torch. On tho left is tho Btatuo of Truth, holding tho arms of tho pope. Under tho lion, on tho faco of tho onib, is a Latin Inscription iu largo black lottors.-London News. Tho New Army Hide. Tho now villa which has been ndopted in tho United States army weighs only eight pounds and will kill a man at n dUtaiicsi of two miles., With tho uso of smokcloMiwvderltissald thnt tho man would bo killed boforo he heard or know of tho report The bullet is to bo of nickel or steel. Hnrdw are. OPERA HOUSE, AM)12KSONT & HUHCII, MArfAoiiiia . THE UPPER TEN THOUSAND. flolng of tho Dukra nnd DukcuM-A In the ArUtocrntlo Circle of (trial llrltutu. f . . ia.ni,l tobothomiBnirflment of about S00 fashionable girls t6 an equal number of fashionable young men sluco tho mvllamoutary recess com menced. Tho bridegrooms iucludo souio I half dozen of tho oldest sons of peers, ! among them tho Marquis of Hamilton, tho heir of tho Dulco of Abcrcorn, who will marry tho daughter of tho Karl of Lucan, Thero is nlso ono divorced man, Lord Couuemani, who caused n gravo Bean dal when governor of Madras. Ho is to marry n widow, Mrs. Coleman, nnd po lito society is asking what priest or par sou will havo tho courage to perform tho ceremony. When Lord Tlnico took over tho titles, honors and estates of tho marqulsato of AlJcsbuty on tho (loath of his childless I nephew, "tho Coster Marquis," ho found many valuablo holrlooms miss iiiK. Thoroupon ho spent inoncv lavish 1 ly in advertising nnd employed several 1 dctoctives. Tho result is now nnnouno cd. Mobt of tho property has been trao ed. Tho heirlooms nro in tho hands of various people, including pawnbrokers, collectors and dlsreptttablo women. Tho ' lato marquis, it scorns, had treated thorn as availablo assets and distributed them i freoly among his friends and hangora I on, malo and female, tho majority of whom pledged or sold tticui spoedily for i cash. Some of tho pre oit possasscru havo readily ngrecd to roturn tho troas , urea on reasonable terms. Others havo 1 put fancy prices upon thorn, and a fow , hnvo rofusod to p.ut with them on nny , consideration. Lawsuits will thcreforo bo necessary, ami tho recalcitrant hold- . Urs will havo to provo how thoy obtain od tho heirlooms, what they paid for them, nnd also show thnt tho purchases wero mado iu tho open market. Thoir stories promise to bo extrcmoly inter esting. London Lcttor iu Now York dun. HIS HORSE TO HIS SWEETHEART. The ltviiest of it Young Trooper Whom III Comrade t'liuiul Dying. On tho steamorCity of Puobla, which arrived from tho souud tho othor day, was a beautiful coal black horso on its wr.y to Los Angolrs. Tho horso belong' ed to Lieutenant Casey, who waa sta tioued with bis troop of cavalry nt tho Pino Ridgo ngency. Ho was n popular young ofllccr nnd mado friends wher over ho went About flvo years rgo ho mot a daugh tor of General C. O. Howard of Las Au geles, aud beforo tho lieutenant's leave of absence hnd expired tho young con plo wero engaged to bo married. Short ly nfter Lieutenant Casey joined his troop nt Pino Rtdgo tho Indiana bo gnu to bo troublesome., nnd finally a report thnt tho savages had swoopod down on n number of settlers and mur dered them all reached tho post Tho young ofllorr started off In all hntto with his troop to bend off tho maraud ers, but they soon found themselves sur rounded by tho Indians. Lieutenant Cafoy rodo his favorito horto that had been with him through many cam paigns, mid ho was tho first to fall with a mortal wound. As lui roll from tlio , gadlUo tno horgo tl0VVCi nml et0O1, guard over his almost lifeless body. When friends canio to his rolief, ho was near his death, and ho requested that uis faithful horso bo scut to his tlanceo. A favorablo opjwrtunlty was awaited to carry out tlio last wishes of tho lieu toIlauti lmt changes wero mado in tho of ti l0 Karrl 80II, nml tho j.orso , relimiucd nt tho post Ho had his usual plneo In tho stable, but no ono rodo I him. As timo went ou somo of tho ofll 1 ccrs who had been with Lioutonar.t Ca sey returned to tho fort, nnd they woro snrpnsod tnat tlio horso was still thera I fu th" flrf opportunity they sent thn ore(l "' sound by rail, nnd from 1 il1! ," y etcamor on its way to ! 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