The Brookhaven leader. [volume], October 01, 1885, Image 4

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Price for Horse. Steam, or Water
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Price for Hand Power Press Irons 40 00
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Citation Notice.
Ti> K. M. Hogan & Co.—E. M. Hogan
and IS. F. Warner:
An attachment at the suit of Gherman
\ Davis against your estate for $1,474.22 j
with interest and costs, returnalde be
fore the Circuit Court of I,uieoln county, i
Mississippi, lias tieen executed and is now '
pending in said court : and uuless you ap
jk'O aefore said court ou the 4th Monday
t)f July, 1885, and plead to said aetiou, j
judgment will be entered, and the estate :
stinched will lie sold and the garnisheis
charged.
June 5th, 1885.
J. W.wiilKX, Clerk.
12. I!. Thompson, plaintiti’s attorney.
4 weeks
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COSTIVETTESS,
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CHILLS. One Bottle at 50 cente, will cure as
many cases as five dollars worth of Quinine.
f.ctiE Cure Cleiimscs the CfSTctr, Quiwkepcisomsit.
A few Mississippi Testimonial Letters: I
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The State oi;|Mississiri'i, }
Lawrence Cot ntv. j
fn Ki ij nf H'faihernby :
ii.i nro eommunded to appear before
tin: Chancery Court of the county of
Lawrence in said State on the fourth
Monday of September, 1H85, to defend the
.nit in said court of 1). J. Camion, Ad
ministrator of the estate ot Win. Weath
er, by, deceased, wherein you are u de
fendant.
C. E. Watts, Clerk.
Mouticello, Miss., August 31st, IsSj.
4 weeks.
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SAM LICHTFOOT,
THE OLD RELIABLE 1URBER
OF BROOKHAVEN,
•it still I* foi'.l In hta neat little shop on Front
.“•rtet, cl tract r--<* .1 to aerre ale pstrous up after
,pr moat uppi v'c . !*«!,'. of tb* Twuo.-tal Art
A**
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Restored.
I n this age of bustle and hurry, an age
devoted to great projects and enterprise*,
the American jicoplc are taking the lead
j in the furtherance of noble Works, anJ in
1 the advancement of the science* anJ arts.
In theft they deserve to take a high rank,
and through the united works of millions,
the American continent it fist being
transformed from its untamed state and
being placed on nn equality with the older
continents beyond the ocean. The Amer
ican people arc fast, under these influences!
developing into a nervous, energetic race,
remarkable for its vim and business quali
fications ; yet there is danger that in the
course of vears these very element* may
combine to the ruination of the physical
character of the people, and leave them
feeble and altogether different from their
forefathers. General debility is now much
more common than formerly, and seem*
to be on the increase among the masses.
Many remedies have been extensively
advertised for thi* wide-spread complaint,
but none of these have been so successful
or met with such general favor as the
remedy manufactured by Dr. S. B. Hart
man, and named by him Puri na.
Mr. S S. Goody, of Massillon, Stark
county, Ohio, writes: Tuat he has been
troubled with general debility and dyspep
sia for 6ever.il years; that lie was induced
to try PtKLNA for his complaints, and
that after vising three bottles of the medi
cine he was greatly relieved. It braced
him right up and gave him energy, and
restored him to his youthful vigor. He
ascribes his cure to PiiRUXA, and 6ays it
is a wonderful remedy.
Adolph Bakhaus & Co., Springfield. O.,
writes : “ We are having a good sale for
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we have, and gives the very best satisfac
tion.”
Mrs. G. W. Needham, Newtonville,
Clermont Countv, Ohio, says: ** 1 have
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seven years, with general debility and
change of life. I was very much reduced.
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strength. We think rSBUSA a safe and
Crana medicine.”
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It Is delightfully perfumed, pleasant to use, and
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It will not stain tbu skin, or soil the finest linen,
and will cause the tiair t » grow where it has suf
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Aui; 7-1 \t
MlSaJbiDPt'i NEWS.
The Independents of Harrison
county have put out a ticket.
The Democrats of Warren will
make an aggressiv campaign.
The Hinds county Democratic1
Convention meets next Monday.
The white public schools ol Hazle
hursl opened with 100 scholars.
The press is booming with ‘‘The
State Fair of the Colored People.”
Capt Darden is again stumping
the State in the interest of the
G rang**.
Worms have damaged cotton con
siderable in portions of the Missis
ippi bottom.
The Circuses are beginning to in
fest the Stale The spirit ol Jumbo
hovers near.
The Meridian Fair commences
Oetobei 26th. $5,000 in premiums
are offered.
At the coming Exposition , Missis
sippi will have no separate depart
ment of Ladies work.
Col. F. C Morehcad has been ap
pointed Commissioner General of
the New Exposition.
Col. Shannon has withdrawn from
the Meridian Mercury. Mr. John
S. Mooring succeeds him.
The new Methodist Church ai
Poplat ville was dedicated by Dr. C
It. Galloway on llie 20th ult.
A new post office callon 1 aleslinc •
lias been established in Hinds eoun- ■
ly, live miles south of Raymond.
The warehouse of W V. . Seales <fc
< o, Starkville, was recently destroy
cd by tire. Loss, $2,000, no in
surance.
Camp linnts are said to be a fa
vorite amusement of the Liberty \
people, just before the grand jury as
sent hies.
We learn from the Kosciusko Mes
sengerthat a negro man in Attala J
on August 2i)ih picked 300 pounds :
of cotton.
Miss Sallie Magee Isom, daughter
of I)r. Isom, of Oxford, lias been
elected teacher of elocution in the
University.
The Aberdeen Examiner says the
liens upon the present c rop are im
mensely less than upon any former
crop since the war.
| A terrier in Tupelo leaves home
with a cow in the morning, slays
with it ail day, returning in its
i company in the eve' g.
The North Mississippi N »>. an
independent Greenback paper sup
p Tied by Chalmers, flies the name
jul'Capt. Put Darilen for Governor.
The people of Vicksburg are di
\ided on the subject of voting a sub
; sidy t’o” the loea ion of ibe stops of
the L., N. O Sc T. Railroad in that
j city.
The Clarion has just bound the
last hundred copies of Claiborne’s
( History, alter the disposal of which
the work may bt cons ed out ot
j print.
Nominations for the Legislature
; in Panola county resulted as fol
■ lows: Senator, J. 1>. Hoothe. House,
Jolin Fowler. J. L. McGehee, aud S.
C. Cook.
Rev.,] B. Gambrel), editor of tlie
Baptist Record, lias accepted the
| position of Secretary ol the State
j Board of the Mississippi Baptist
Convention.
Was the abolition of slavery a
benefit to tlie South?” Was warmly
j debated in Natchez last week. The
' weight of the argument was in favor
i ot t he negative. ‘
j At Shubuta tbe Temperance Cen
j teunial was finely celebrated by the
W. C T. U. of that place. .1 II
i Gambrel!, State Lecturer, won high
! ecouiums on that occasion.
A late number ot the Clarksdalo
Banner contained the death notice
| of a pointer dog, headed, ‘"Died,”
| and worded just, as would be the
necrological notice of a human
j being.
A negro liny of 13 assaulted a
! little negro girl of live with a knife
j near Hazlehursi last week, dealing
{ tier two severe cuts There was no
I provocation except malicious inis
i el ief. He was jailed.
Last week a horse ran away with
Miss Jennie Floweree, a very pop
j tilar young lady, of Vicksburg,
! throwing tier on the hard gravel
! street, and inflicting painful though
j not fatal injuries.
The Liberty Herald says Sheriff
i Whittington of Amite county lias
compromised the shortage found in
liis office by giving his notes for
$122J,55, payable in five years and
secured by a mortgage on his real
estate.
They have established a Woman’s
Work Exchange in Raymond, at
' which all kinds of fancy articles
made hy ladies are offered for sale,
J and the makers receive the proceeds
' lc'8 a small commission retained to
| meet the exchange expenses.
In Yazoo county recently, through
i the vigilance of the friends of Tero
i perance 150 names were stricken off
j of I he last petition that was pre
sented to the board of Supervisors
a® dead, removed or otherwise il
j legal. And yet saloon men try to
! •inse belorc the public as persecuted
' -aims.
A liastrop, La., special to the
Vicksburg Herald says: “The dis
trict court convened here Monday.
There will be very little criminal
business before the court this term,
I all owing to the good effect of pro
hibition. Only one murder ease
and that crime wa9 committed last
year and caused by whisky.”
Local Option in Georgia,
I . -
Atlanta, Oa„ Sept, 10.—The lo
| cal option hill has been passed by
the house as it comes from the
1 senate, and is now a law. The bill <
provides that upon the application
tor prohibition signed by one-tenth
of tlie voters in any county the
ordinary shall hold an election to
determine whether or not spiritous
1 liquors shall he sold in that county.
All persons qualified lo vote for
members of the general assembly
are qualified to vote in this election.
| The ticket shall be written “For,”
and “Against sale.” If the result of
! the vote is in favor of prohibition
the ordinary shall give notice oue
’line a week for four weeks, and the
aet shall take effect as soon as the ;
result is ascertained, except as to
the vested right of persons whose
annual license lias not expired. II
the result of the election should be
“for sale,” no other election shall be
held in that county within less than
two years. When any county goes
“against the sale” no person shall
sell or barter, directly or indirectly,
or give away at his placeof business,
oi furnish at any other public place,
j any aloouolie, spiritous or malt li
quors, or any other drinks which
will produce intoxication. Nothing
in the bills is lo prevent the manu
facture and the use of domestic
wines and eider, nr the sale of wine
for sacramental purposes; provided,
’ they are not sold by bar rooms at
retail. Licensed druggists will not
be prevented from selling or furnish
ing pure alcohol lor medicinal or
scientific purposes. No election can
be held in any place where the sale
of s-pirilous liquors is already pro
hihited. either by high license, local
option or other legislation, so long
as these local laws remain in force.
This is the local option bill, which
represents the climax of a long pro
hibition campaign. It is probable
that under its provisions nearly 100
elections will lie held in this state
between now and the end of the
year.
Too Unanimous.
The Meridian Mercury of the 18th
says, that during the late meeting of
the YV. (J. T. U. at that place, when
the next place of meeting was lie
iug discussed, “a delegate from
Jackson, n venerable and intelligent
lady, extended a personal invitation
to the convention to meet in Jack
son next- ' She knew of no
place \vliei\ idling of the Y\\ C.
T. I would do more good. She al
1 I tided to the etilsnnd immorality
that clung around the whisky trullie,
in t lint eii\, slid thought that if the
\Y . t'. T. I would meet there next
vear the moral eject of it would he
j of very groin bvielit. Another dele
I gate m«e and agreed with the
; speaker that Jackson w as a very
I wicked pi .ee, and delivered her
opinion at some length upon the
! evils and vices of the town. Another
land another rose to agree with the
' Jackson delegate that Jackson was
a very wicked city, until this repor
i ter was of the opinion that Jackson
would be a very dangerous place for
a in a u ot his morals to go to. The
last speaker said, “we mothers and
I wives are not witling for our sons
and husbands to go the Legislature
where such vices, that attend the
j liquor traffic, are prevalent ami i
think it would be well to hold the
' next meeting in Jackson and see it
! we caut't correct the evils and vices
I that make it odious.” It was evi
| dent to every one who could see the
'shitting scenes across the eoun
j tenance of the Jackson delegate that
j she thought the convention was
j altogether too unanimous in their
condemnation of her home, and, ris
ing, she pushed her spectacles back
over her silvery hair and said, “1
think if you would send better hus
bands and better sons to the Legis
lature, Jaeksou wouldn’t have such
j a bad name.
Poor Kansas ! how she has suffer
i d(?) from llie Proliiliition law. One
has only to read the subjoined para
grabs to see the great extent of her
misery. How much Mississippi!
would nppieciate a like injurious( v)
stall* iH evident by her organizations j
for and exceedingly liberal, proposi
tions to immigrants. Yes, poor, de-1
| serted, ruined Kansas !
Prohibition lias closed every dis
' tillery, nearly all of the thirty
- breweries, driving every saloon out
j of the State of Kansas, and nearly
200,000 new, sober, industrious
people have come in, her taxable
wealth has increased, $5,000,000, she
lias 7,000 school houses, and nearly !
$13,000,000 Iund, The people who
| are there want less whisky and more
j bread, more churches, school houses,
| and comfortable homes iu theplacel
of the dirty saloons. Poor Kansas,!
how we envy bet !—Good Templar j
Advocate.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: j
“In view of the large emmigration to!
Northwestern Kansas, the Missouri j
Pacific Railroad has issued a circu '
lar to connecting lines requesting;
them to place on sale round-trip land|
exploring tickets to Lenora, Kan , J
on their Central branch division.”;
And yet it was urged that prohibi
tion would turn t lie t ide of eiutnigra
lion away from K-msas.
A prominent phy • teian of Athens,
Ga., say s that he lias frequently oi
late beeu called in to see young hoys
suffering with diseased throats, and
every case can be traced to cigarette
smoking. Many of the youths are
in a serious condition, as they are
poisoned with arsenic contained iu
the wrappers.
St. John says to attempt the sup
pression of the liquor truffle by the
license system is like trying to kill
a dog hy amputating bis '.sii.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
lllinors Central Railroad.
going Norm.
No 2 Exrnrsss—ly<Mves N. O.. .9:15 a. m.
Arrives Bronkhavcn, 8:50 p. in.
Arrives nt Jnekson, 5:15 p. in.
No. 4 EXFRKSS—Leaves N. O,..6:00 p. in.
ArrivesBrookhaven, 10:50 p in.
Arrives at Jnekson, 18:48 a. m.
GOING MOUTH.
No. 1 Exrn.—L’ves. Jackson. .10:25 p. m.
Leaves Brooklmven,18:58 m. m.
Arrives nt N. O., 7:00 a. ni.
3 .Vaii.— I.eaves Jackson.. 1-48 a. in*
Leaves Brookhaven, 3:51 a. in.
Arrives New Orleans, 9:00 a. in.
These Trains slop at all regular sta
tions.
FRKIGHT TRAINS.
No 8 mixed going north leaves Brook
haven at 9:00 a. M.
No. 7 mixed going south leaves Brook
haven at 2:50 P. M.
Clk'Mixed Freights do not rnn on Sun
day and none goes south on Monday.
M. B. & S. Branch,
GOING NORTH.
I. F. train No. 4 arrives at Holly
Springs.7.50 a. m.
M. S. & B. train leaves Holly
Springs..8.00 a. in.
Arriving at Memphis at.10.10 a. in.
GOING SOUTH.
M: B. & S. leaves Memphis.4.20 p. m.
Arrriviug at Holly Springs.6.30 p. m.
I. C. traiu No. 3 leaves Holly
Springs.6.42 p. in.
J. F. CLAKKK, ilea. Manager.
J. W« COLEMAN, A. O, P. Ageat.
Natchez, Jackson A Columbus R. R.
WEST.
! Mail leaves Jnekson.5:30 a. in.
“ “ Harris ton.9:38 a. in.
Arrives at Natchez.11:15 a. in.
EAST.
Mail leaves Natchez.4:00p. m
“ 11 Harristou.5:45 p. in
Arrives at Jackson.10:00 p. in
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the phlegm p-oduclog the early morning cough, and stimu
lates the ehfld to throw -.IT the false* mcrat mu* in croup and
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Whooping-Cough and Consumption : and ae palatable, any
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cult in aid Investmrttt ; Jfi"Kor full information call
on or addrcasH'irner liras A Cru»brj. 103 Adam* dt.,
Chicago and 3U2 N Main St. Loa \ngol«*a,Cal.
Excursions leave Chicago fib 19; March lw; Apr,
16; May 21; June 1ft; Ju y 16 Leav* Kansas City Fete.
10; March 20; Apr. 17; May 12; Juoc 19; July 17.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR
Spectacles of Us.
We lmve a most eompleto assortment.
The <|uulity of the glasses is the best the
world can produce.
Wo have the best optician in the South
ern country (Mr. D. llohnc). He tills the
most difficult orders of onr celebrated
oculists for Cataract Glasses, Compound
cylindrical Glasses, etc.
Onrprieesare no higher, but often much
cheaper than those of spectacle vendors
who are totally ignorant of the business.
We keep on band the largest assortment
in the South of Artificial Human Eyes.
Send for Test Types and Price List.
A B. GRISWOLD & CO.,
Jewelers anil Opticians,
119 .... - .Canal Street.119
DAVID UILMOKK. H. J. URKUKR.
Royal Lunch House,
Restaurant and Coffee Saloon.
OYSTERS IX E TER Y STYLE.
ISRotal Se. and 19 Exchange Allet.
New Orleans, La.,
nr-SPKCIAL SALOONS FOR LADIES, mt
Open day and uigbt.
hor.l 5tf
THIS PAPER EE."FJ
newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce
Street) .where adver- a, Mrs SB |iMK||
1 isini.’ contracts may Bf Bn Ms ¥||US
b« aiado lor U mSlkW I UllSVs
MOTHERS
FRIEND!
No More Terror!
No More Pain!
No More Danger!
Mother or Child.
Prrad of
MOTHERHOOD
Transformed to
HOPE
AND
JOY !
Safety and Ease
TO
Suffering Waman.
This Invaluable pre
paration la trtil▼ a trl
mnph of erlentlllc nkII),
and no more Inestimable
benefit was ever be
stow rd on the mothers
of the world.
$w~ |t not only short
ens tne time of labor
and icaaeus the Intensity
of.paln, but, better than
all It great.y diminishes
the danger to life of
both mother and child,
and leaves the mother
in a condition highly
favorable to speedy re
covery, and far lea*
liable to flooding, con
v melons, and other
alarming symptoms in
ddenl to lingering und
painful labor. Its truly
wonderful etflcaey In
this respect entitles the
Motbkk's Kkiknb to be
ranked as one of the
life saving appliances
igiwnto the world by
the discoveries of
modern science.
I From llic nature of
the case, it will of
course lie understood
th l we cannot publish
certificates concerning
this ltKBknv without
wounding I lie delicacy
ofihe writers. Yet we
have hundreds of such
testimonials on flic, an I
ho mot cr who has once
used It will ever sgaln
be without It In her
time of trouble.
A prominent physician lately retnajked to the
proprietor that. If It were admlasable to make
public the letters we receive, the Mother
Friend would outsell anything on the market.
1 most earnestly entreat every female expect
ing to bo confined to use Mother’s Friend
Coupled w.th llils entreaty I will add that dur
ng a long obatetr'cal practice (forty-tour years)
I have never kno,«n it to fail to produce a safe
and quick delivery.
II. J. HOLMES M, Atlanta, Ga.
,«cnd for our Treatise on '‘Health and Happi
ness of Woman,'’ mailed free.
)>k«hpiki.ii ItKiiL’i.AToK Co., Atlanta, Ga.
I CITY HOTEL,
Corner Camp and Common Streets,
.v/> ii* onn:.t.vs.
MUMFOKD’ir WATSON,
Proprietors.
Hoard, 52.50 Per Pay.
JAS- S- KNAP? AND PEED- J. KNAPP
Dental Surgeons.
WILL ATTEND TO THE I’ltACTlCK OF
Dentistry in all its Branches
AT T HE OLD ESTABLISHED PLACE OF
DR. F. H. KNAPP AND SON.
Ct lliirone SL. Oi lcan*. I.s«
The wise, if they wish to Have their !
teeth, are particular in their choice of a
dentist, and they do not delay their visit
to him till driven by pa:u.
»I VUAN KE MAI)K by any
jr 8 \ "ii Ba I man or woman, girl or boy
who will organise clubs for TUB WEEKLY
WOULD. T he great tarut amt home news pa
per, complete in all Its departments Agents
paid I ! CASH For too subscribers at $1 each, |
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subscribers, $fi; for if .ibscribers, $3; for 10 J
subscribers. $4; for 5 subset ihers, $1.
Agents wanted in every town and village.;
circulars and sample copies free. Send lor
them.
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Newspaper ol the l mon. Every Democrat
should read it.
Dailv, $«; Semi-Weekly, $4; Sunday, $1.60. j
Weekly, $1 per year.
THY IT:I
il?' The Leadf.r and tho Weekly
j World will lie sent one year to any nd
j dress postpaid, forf'i.50.
WRIGHT S ifiDIAH VEGETABLE PILLS
FOB THE
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaint?
Sale to lake, being purely vege'aNe; no grip- I
lug. Price 4octs. All Druggists.
LIVERPOOL
LONDON AND GLOBE
Insurance Co,
The oldest and most reliable Company
in the world, is represented by
,/. WARREN,
Circuit Clerk. If you wish to insure
your property, call and see him at his of- !
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ilft'JPnmniiiAto con
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> Igji!111 cnccd or otherwise.
It oonluius 1 isis at neivspapers and estimates
of the cost of advertising:. The advertiser who
wants to spend one dollar, finds iB It the In
formation be requires, while loi him who will
Invest one hundred thousand dollars in ad
verttaing, a scheme is Indicated which will
meet his every requirement, or con be made
to do so by slight changes easily arrived of by cor
respondence. 149 editions have been issued.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU.
(I08pmce 8t. Printing nouse 8q.>, New York.
[ft £00. OOO'iKW,"^
age. am) by mail voa will get free a package of
goods of large value, that will start you In work
that will at once bring yon In money faster than
anything else In America. 411 about the tt'io.ono
in presents with each box. Agents wanted ev
erywhere. ot either sex, of all ages, for a’l the
time, or spare time onlv, to work for us at their
own homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely
assured. Don't delay. U. IIallktt A Co., Port
land, Maine,
| • - -- -
I wfll mall (rests)
, . . . _ ,—.—*■ the recipe for a sim
. - egetable Balm that win bkhovk Tan.
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th€ skin soft, cJ?ar and beautiful; alpo intftrictioofl
for producing a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald
Wad or nmooth fac*. Additpa, iuciud:iur3c ataoiDu
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^Fou'r'zT
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Wo Unreal will dm of Cnr.tr Jtm or try® f *
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Font*** Powder* wiiicure and |v«imf Hr*® rwnrjRt*.
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Fo'ltz • I owder* will mer«ra-« the qHMUlT of milk
and cream twenty per cent., and make the huMrr Aim
nud sweet.
FonrxTa Powder* will on re or prorewt almoat at*a* I
Dibkan to which florae* aid faille afa n*h*ec«.
ForTTa Powim K8 wim. OIVB dATtaTAUlloa.
Sold e^. wher®.
efl" *'AVID B. TOUTS, fnpritMf.
lALTIHOaz.SB.
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THE
CHICAGO
COTTAGE
ORGAN
Has ntulned » standard of excellence ehtek
admits of no snpertof.
It contain* every Improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
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These excellent Organ* are celebrated for
volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety
of combination, artistic design. Ixvmty In fliiletL
perfect construction, making them th« miwt
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boraes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc,
liNTtHIJHIlKD REriTATMB,
UNEQUALED FACILITIES,
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comhisep, make ruts
THE POPULAR ORQAN
Instruction Books &. Piano Stools
1 Catalogues & Trice Lists, on application, free.
The Chicago Cottage Organ Co.
Corner Randolph and Ann Street!,
CHICAGO. ILL.
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QUEEN OF WATERS, -i
Guaranteed Medicinally Superior—coo tainia;
more natural mineral salts. It le pure. It tbe
only diirrectic water known la the world which
acta directly upon the secretions of the Liver,
Kidney,Urinary and Generatlva Orgsni, and Is
Nature’s Sovereign Remedy for that numerous
clast of diseases that ailllct the l.uman family.
|W~ Thousands of testimonial mailed free,
j Ai a test we will Bend you a eatnple case ot
ton quart bottles,as botUfd for family and club
um,oii receipt of $1.50 and this advertisement,
: or a half barrel for $8. Address
T. H. BRYANT, Box B.WarxBSHa.Wrs. 1
Private Liue Telephones
For u»e ttctwern offlre and realdenoe
or factory, Sold outright. Ne renting
Take* place of Bull Telephone on ad
Ma< a under two inllea In length. K«
Infringement, rat.Not.80,*80- Moo
louae. Circulars free. Agents tranted
Harkcrt Talrpknoe Ca.,
Dialers in 'Telephone and Electrical
Supplies qf every dem'riptlon.
15U LaSalle St. Cuicaee.
Offer* superior Inducement* with its fine clim
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and pure waters; with several Hatlroada rt
cently completed. Farmers, fruit grower!,
stock dealers and lumbermen should invest!
gate this splendid country.
Send three postage stamps for late ratlroid
and township map of state with reliable Iiifor
(nation of the best locations, and special rate!
of fare I can obtain.
W. HENRY WILLIAMS,
141 Dearborn St, Chicago, IUi
MANHOOD
Nestor** 1 A prrtUnnim having innoopint’r cAntrstf
od tli« 1a.iImt of ►.eii-uli so in 11« youth,:»d< 1 in i>>un*
uaftKM'Piirirrnllth# horr r*of So a Unrai *•**»?,
InOnt Mauiu-xi. l tivnicul 1 waj ,i .*ia«ran‘ru9trati'^
etc. will, out of pymra'h v n*r Ida I tf low mifferan
mail frp>* the recii by w mch h* ««ti tlnully *nmi
Athlrc** lu conndeitce. J. W. i'J N K NKY,
411 tid'if St .
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25 YEARS IN USE.
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SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Loss of appetite. Bowela cos tire, PbIb la
the bead, with a dull sensation lo tks
back part, Fnia under the shoulder*
blade. Fullness after eating, with adit*
Inclination ta exertion of body ormlad,
Irritability of temper, I,ow spirits, with
a feeling of haying neglected some datr,
Weariness, Dizziness, Flattering at ths
Heart, Dots before the eyas. Headache
over the right eye, Restlessness, with
atful dreams. Highly colored Urine, aad
_CONSTIPATION.
TTTTT'S pills are especially adapted
to such eases, one dose effects such a
shango of feeling as to astonish the snffsrsr.
They Increase the A ppetite,and cause Ike
body to Take on Flesh, thus the system Is
nourished, nod by thetr Tonle Action os
runs hair dy£.
Gray Hair or Wiisuki changed tot
Glosst Black by a single application of
this Dtk. It imparts a natural color, acts
Instantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express On receipt Of •!,
Office, 44 Murray at., New York,
FREE!
RELIABLE SELF-CURE
m A favorite prescription of one oiJfcf
noted and successful specialist* Ia clw C*
(now retired > for tbe cure of
JjOft ManhooH, fWetahnmmm and PmoW-&}
In pi ai n sealed su velopv/Vee. Drngftetsenn all lb
dress DW. WARD A CO , Unhiim, ^
to cossumim
The advertiser having been permanently entjJ
Of that dread disease, Conflnmpvlon, by a sW*
remedy, is anejoue to make known to nls fcl»J
enfferer* the means of enre. To all who desire K
be will send a copy of the prescription need, (ra*D
with the directions for preparing and aslng JJ
same which they will find a suro Curd' **
Cough*, Colds, Consumption, AaitiiTdij
Bronchitis, Ac. rat-tic* wiahingths I’rejwg
tun, wail pleaao address, Rev. E. A. \VlLdOH,#■
BfflfigLeyiiUmpsbuntu, y, y. ->
nioF.
HARRIS*
A Radical Cun*
WERVOUS
DEBILITY
#Organic Weakness,
PHYSICAL
DECAY.
In Young 4MW4I