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PERRVSBURG. : OHIO.
Inn mining industry of Colorado is
reported to havo never been moro note
lve than nt present.
No private citizen ovor lived in nny
ngo or country of tlio world who gnvo
rcmunerntlvo employment to as many
persons as Jny Gould did.
CllICAClo is agitating the question of
Increasing the annual saloon licenso to
91,000. This increase is proposed for
two reasons; first, to incrcaso tho city's
revenue, and second, to improvo tho
character of tho saloons.
AlVINEA Haywaiid, one of tho
earliest of tho gold millionaires of
-California, is very old and feeblo now.
Ho is worth probably 20,000,OOO or
more, but has droppod completely out
of sight behind tho newer bonanzaists.
Tim German health officials havo
fesued the ofllclnl statement that of
10,017 cases of cholera reported this
year, 8,570, or nearly 45 per cent, proved
fatal The Boston Herald wonders if
this includes tho 23,000 cases and 11,000
deaths which occurred ia Hamburg
alone.
Evkrt president of the United States
to fur has either been a lawyer, a sol
Bier, or both. Washington, William II.
Harrison, Taylor and Grant wero sol
fliers: Monroe, Jackson, Pierce, Hayes,
Garfield and Benjamin Harrison wero
soldiers and lawyers, while all tho rest
wero lawyers.
Senator Pitocroit, of Vermont, con
templates erecting In Washington an
elegant mansion, built of marble from
his own state and town, and designed
in a Itomancsquo stylo. Tho walls of
tho dining-room will bo of Mexican
onyx. The cost of the residence Is esti
mated at $200,000.
A TEltloDlCAl. issued in tho interestof
the Chicago World's fair contains an
article by Prince Bistnarck, in which
ho says: "International exhibitions I
regard as a necessary oviL Largo
bodies congregate not so much for pur
poses of assiduous and profitable study
as to indulge in indiscriminate curiosity
nd trivial sight-seeing."
In making a great blast of rock near
nocheport, Mo., it was noted that a
largo fragment struck a sandbar In tho
Missouri and vanished out of sight. In
vestigation revealed that tho rock had
sunk through the sand Into the wreck
of the government supply steamer Buf
Bngton, sunk by Bill Anderson and his
gang In 1S04. The hull and many relies
have been found.
Phesident-elkct Cleveland had a
brother who many years ago lived nt
New Albany, Ind. He was a house and
sign painter. He enlisted in the war
and came out with the rank of lieuten
ant. In 1804 he took passage on tho
iteamer at New Orleans for Hew York.
The vessel reached port in safety, but If
Lieut Cleveland was among the passen
rers that landed It was never known to
bis friends. It is believed that he was
lost overboard.
Some one with patience for investiga
tion has discovered that among tho
great men of tho world blue eyes havo
always predominated. Socrates, Shake
tpeare, Locke, Bacon, Milton, Goethe,
Franklin, Napoleon and Kenan all had
blue eyes. Tho eye6of Bismarck, Glad
stone, Huxley, Virchow and Buchner
are also of this color, and all the presi
dents of the United States, except Gen.
Harrison, enjoyed the same cerulean
color as to their optics.
The experiments with the new Mnnn
Mcher rifle by government experts have
proved satisfactory. It fires 120 rounds
a minute, and is sighted at 2,700 yards,
and is of smaller bore than previous
Mannllchers. Tho bullets have an In
creased velocity, the weight of tho car
tridges is lessened, and the recoil Is re
duced to the minimum. Shots can be
fired in rapid succession, or at any de
sired interval. Though it pours out a
bail-storm of bullets, it does not become
too hot to handle.
IN Cochin, a town on the coast of
Travanoore. asfftlsin India, there in a
small body of Jews who are called
white Jews, because their skin is fair
and their hair light They wero once
very numerous along this coast, but in
Cochin, where they have a quarter all
to themselves, there are now only some
COO of them. They have dwelt here for
hundreds of years as a distinct race and
claim to be descendants of the Jewa
who fled from Jerusalem after its de
struction by the Romans (A. D. 70).
The latest scheme for Negro emigra
tion is to send thousands of colored peo
ple to Brazil. John M. Brown, the col
ored county clerk of Shawneo county,
Kas., is president of the association.
Eleven years ago he headed tho exodus
of seventy thousand Negroes to Kansas.
Ho claims that the climate is most fa
vorable, and that there is now a largo
colored population in a country whiuh
will support millions. Tho government
of Brazil favors tho scheme. Brown
believes that tens and even hundreds of
thousand:! will go from tho cotton
states.
The officers of tho Watertown (U. S.)
arsenal hare just been making some
tests to demonstrate the holding power
of cut and wire nails of tho same size.
Tho nails were driven into a seasoned
Hpruce plank and a machine arranged
by which the holding power could bu
shown in pounds. It was found that
tho six-inch wire nail driven into tho
plank four inches required 78!) pounds
to pull it out, while the cut nail held
until the indicator showed 830 pounds.
In all tho tests made the holding power
of the cut exceeded that of tho wira
nails by a number 9f pounds greatei
than above stated.
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Hnvutiil HonkIoii.
BKNATon Hii.ii (N. Y.) introduced n bill In
tho scnato on tho th to repent tliu Sherman sil
ver purchase, net of July 14, 1850. Senator Cul
loin (III.) presented n petition to limit the freo
entry of wearing npjnrol tho output of foreign
manufactories. ...In the houso a bill was Intro
duced to provide for tho perpetuation of tho
national banltlng system and tho restoration of
state bank notes on a safe basis, also bill for
tho establishment ol a uniform rovenuo cus
toms duty upon sugar and tho abolishment of
tho payment of sugar bounties.
Tub senate on tho 8th ratMcu the treaty
with Chill A memorial was presented from
the Chicago Womon's club for tho repeal of tho
provision of law requiring tho world's fair to bo
closed on Sundajs. Adjourned to the 12th.... In
tho houso the annual report of tho secretary of
the treasury was presented nnd referred to tho
committee on ways and means.
Tint senate was sot In session on tho 0th.... In
the houso tho publlo printing bill was passed
and a bill was Introduced to reduce postago on
first class mall matter, except postal cards, to
ono cent per hnlf ounce. Tho secretary of tho
treasury sent word that tho deficiencies of tho
government for thA current llscal yrar woro
estimated at tH,030,&:, of which tlO.ROO.OOO Is
on account of pensions. Adjourned to tho 12th.
IN tho senate on the 12th bills were intro
duced to amend the Sherman act so as to pro
vldo for froo silver colnago: to encourage tho
construction of electric railroads, and provid
ing that hereafter the tax on distilled spirits bo
fixed at tl.2fl a gallon. Tho following nomina
tions wero rocelvcd from tho president: l'otor
S. Qrosscup, of Chicago, to bo United States
district Judge for tho northern district of 111
nols; Genlo M. Lambcrtson, of Nebraska, to bu
nsslstant secretary of tho treasury, and Per
son C Chrncv, of Now Hampshire, to bo minis
ter of tho United States to Switzerland. ...In
tho houso tho army appropriation bill aud a bill
to prohibit tho employment of convict labor on
public works were reported.
DOMESTIC.
Meredith Stani.ky jumped in suc
cession from the five bridges across thn
Ohio nt Cincinnati. Tho height ranged
from 100 to 120 feet Time, one hour
and twenty minutes.
Dit CiiAiti.ns K. Kr.YF.s, assistant
state geologist, has discovered rich
nlekel ores near Keokuk, la. This is
the first discovery of the kind ever an
nounced from Iowa.
A iiuii.dinq at Burlington, Ind., oc
cupied by John A. Graham for saloon
purposes, was blown up by dynamite
and completely destroyed.
Tub great Mercer county (O.) gas
field has given out A total population
of 300,000 was dependent upon tho field
and more than 1,000 industries would
be compelled to close on this account
A TKrtltlFtc blizzard prevailed in
Kansas, stopping all railway traffic
and freezing to death hundreds of cat
tle. DuitlNO the season just closed ninety
five lives were lost in navigating the
great lakes. The death list is much
longer than for many years in tho lako
marine. In property tho losses of the
season aggregate $2,050,000.
Attouney Uencrai. Mili.hr in his
annual report to eongross says that
during the fiscal year l&02the expenses
of his department aggregated S3.74S,
2119.08, and 2,000 civil suits and 18,724
criminal prosecutions were terminated.
Tho attorney general says that tho in
crease in the number of southern war
claims (now aggregating 5400,000,000)
is a bubject that demands the imme
diate attention of congress. The num
ber of convicts pardoned by tho presi
dent during the year was 71 out of 505
applications. Sentences were com
muted in 82 cases.
Jaui:s Ha kg us, of Nevada, Mo., fa
tally shot Miss Pearl Mann because
she refused to marry him and then
killed himself.
Jacob B. Ckowkll, of Greencostlc,
Pa., was buncoed out of $5,003 in tho
usual way by a man who "wanted to
buy a farm."
Aftkh a long fight the home for dis
abled and iudigentconfederato veterans
has been accepted by tho Georgia legis
lature. John S. McDonald, assessor of the
city of Boston, was burned to death
by the upsettiug of a lamp.
Postmastkr General Wanamakkr
sent an order to New York for .1,000,
000,000 Columbian postage stamps, to
be delivered in 1693.
In a railway collision on tho Central
road in Jersey City, N. J., a young
woman was fatally injured and ten
other persons were badly bruised.
The city armory at Cleveland, O.,
was completely gutted by fire, the loss
being S100.000.
Tub Jefferson woolen mills at Jeffer
sonvllle, Mass., were burned, the loss
being SI 00, 000.
The relief committee at Homestead,
Pa., is caring for seventy-five families
which are destitute as a result of the
strike.
A poll of both branches of congress
on the subject of restriction of immi
gration shows that hixty-three senators
nnd 150 representatives favor restric
tion, while bixtccn benators were non
committal. The Rock Island railwny telegraphers
went on a strike, nnd it was thought
they would bo joined in their struggle
by the conductors and switchmen.
In tho United States tho leading
clearing Iioutes reported exchanges of
SI, 450,502,872 during the seven days
ended an the 0th, against 81,382,000,380
the previous seven days. As compared
with the correbpondlng week of 1801
the increase was 18.11.
IS. It. Paiu.i.son, aged 55, a wealthy
Detroit (Mich.) mun, killed himself
with a revolver at a hotel in Boston.
William Kasishy. a pioneer farmer
of Sunman, Ind., 80 yearn old, was
mangled to death by a hog.
Gov. Flower has pardoned Polly
Frlsch, who, lu 1851), was Indicted in
Geuesca county, N. Y., for killing her
husband and two children by poison
ing them and bcutunccd to life im
prisonment Dennis McCarthy und Stephen Tllto
(whito) und Grant Thomas and Nelson
Lewis (colored) woro hanged from tho
same scaffold In the jallyurd at Louis
ville, Ky., for murder. This was tho
first quadruple hanging in tho state.
Jameh Nkkdles und Frunk Lewis
fought during u revivul in a church in
Monroe township, O., und both were
fatally injured.
Hkv. Mit. Liohtkoot, a colored
preacher, was assassinated by a bund
of negroes at u church 13 miles west of
Nowport, Ark,
DtmtNfl tho seven days ended on tho
0th the business failures in tho United
Slates numbered 207, ngalnst 200 tho
preceding week nnd fllO for the cor
responding timo last yea'-.
Frank Kkiinrk, under u twelve-years'
sentence for wife murder, committed
suicide in tho llorks county (Pa.) jail
by hanging hlmsolf.
Martin Buiikb, ono of tho three men
convicted of tho murder of Dr. Cronln
in Chlcngo in 1880 and sentenced to life
imprisonment, died in tho prison at
Jolictof consumption.' Only ono of tho
three (Dan Caughlln) Is now alive,
O'Sullivnn having died last winter.
A prominent cattleman from north
weBtoru New Mexico says that for
moro than two years no rain has fallen
there and that over 76,000 head of catllo
have died from starvation and lack of
water.
In his annual report Secretary of tho
Navy Trncy says the new navy con
sists of forty-two first-class vessels,
nnd also says that tho progress by
which the United States has emerged
from its condition of helplessness at
sea nnd by the employment of Its own
resources has distanced its most ex
perienced' competitors and marks an
epoch In naval development not only
of this country but of tho world. The
estimates for tho fiscal year ending
June 80, 18U4, are 524,571,498, being
$2,713,141 less than those for tho last
fiscal year.
Ciiari.es A. Chanter, a botanist aged
55 from Kilbourno City, Wis., was
crushed to death by an ascending ele
vator in the Masonic temple in Chicago
and his mangled remains fell fift.cn
stories to tho bottom of the shaft
The Denver & Itlo Grande railway
roundhouse with its contents were
burned at Salida, Col., tho loss being
S400.000.
The principal business portion of
Sumter, S. C, was destroyed by fire.
In a collision between two freight
trains near South Ford, Conn., Engi
neer Thompson and Engineer Recbc
were killed and the tralus were badly
wrecked.
It was said that a conspiracy to
poison non-union workmen at Home
stead, Pa., had come to light, and that
several prominent labor leaders were
implicated. At least two deaths and
perhaps a number of others had been
traced to the work of Itobert Bcatty,
the tool selected to carry tho murder
ous plan into execution.
Three squares of business houses
and residences were burned at Plaque
mine, La., causing a loss of S 150,001).
Tommy Warren, the former feather
weight champion, was senteuced to six
years in the penitentiary at Waco,
Tex., for murdering a negro saloon
porter.
Francis Murphy, the temperance
evangelist, Is to establish a home for
fallen women in Pittsburgh. Pa.
Feed Sciinesslkr worked for Farmer
McAff, near Lima, 0., for some time
without getting pay. He asked McAff
for his money, whereupon the latter
killed him with a piece of wood.
Cornelius Coffee, who shot Officers
Dillon and Barton at Bluefield, W. Va.,
was captured by a mob at Pocahontas,
Va., and hanged to a tree.
The Mlncrsmith hotel at Milford,
Conn., was burned with its contents.
It was over 200 years old and was used
as headquarters by Washington.
Flames in Milwaukee that started in
the art store of C. Henneckc & Co.
caused a Joss of S130.000.
Josephine Mallison. the murderer
of John Hobbs in Philadelphia, has
been sentenced to twelve years in the
penitentiary.
A fire in the house of Ole R. Albert
son at York, N. D., caused the death of
his two little children.
John Daley, a wealthy farmer liv
ing near Springfield, Mo., aged 7B
years, was swindled out of 82,000 by
confidence men who worked the old
gold brick scheme.
O. C. Wing, a young farmer near
Quincy, 111., ended his life because he
thought he was too wicked to live.
The entire fam.ly of Robert JJrown,
of White Oak, O.. was poisoned by eat
ing meal in which arsenic had been
placed to kill rats.
Many lives were endangered and a
loss of over S100.000 was entailed by
the bursting of u water main in Chi
cago. George I. Bagi.ky, the United States
express messenger who took a package
of money amounting to 8100,000 and
gave it up tho next day, pleaded guilty
at Davenport, la., and was sentenced
to two years and six months imprison
ment. Miss Susan B. Anthony, of Roches
ter, N. Y., tho well-known woman
suffrage advocate, has been appointed
manager of the state Industrial school
by Gov. Flower.
The twelfth annual session of the
American Federation of Labor opened
in Philadelphia.
In the United States the visible sup
ply of grain on tho 12th was: Wheat,
75,571,000 bushels; corn, 10,711,000 bush
els; oats, 7,027,000 bushels; rye, 1,350,
000 bushels; barley, 2,238,000 bushels.
The Cincinnati presbytery found
Prof. Henry P. Smith, of Lane Theo
logical seminary, guilty of teaching
heresy.
By a decision of the United States
supreme court the Southern Pacific
railway has lost its title to millions of
dollars' worth of California lands.
Great excitement prcvailod at
Phvenix, A. T. , over u gold find In now
placer grounds on' the San Juan rlvor.
A neoro woman in Edgofleld county,
S. C, was uccused of murdering her 2-year-old
bubo and then serving it
cooked to her frlend-i at a party as
roast pig.
The value of dairy products exported
front the United States during the sev
en months ended November's!) wus 87,
677,140, against $7,422,085 during tho
same period in 1891. The beef and hog
exports in November were 810,448,624,
ugaiust $9,040,684 lu November, 1891.
The Texas cotton crop this season is
estimated at 2,000,000 bulcs. That of
lbOl was 2,200.000.
Thomas G, Lamar while resisting ar
rest wus shot and killed ut Aiken, S. C,
by Major R. A. Chaffee, who was ia
turn futnlly wounded, unit Marshal
Robert Guston waa likewise fatally
hot
Two old women, Purrlo nnd Merrill
by name, who had been telling fortunes
for a wcok, woro arrested at Wilming
ton, Del., charged with wltchci aft
Jay Gould's will, containing 0,000
words and disposing of $72,000,000
wortlt of property, was filed for pro
bate in the surrogate's court in New
York.
The coal operators of the Hocking
valley, In session at Cincinnati, decided
to form a trust company for tho com
mercial handling of tho output of all
their mines.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Prof. John Strong: Ninvnunr, one of
tho most eminent geologists in tho
United States, died In New Haven,
Conn., aged 70 years.
Tun official vote of Massachusetts
was: Harrison, 202,814; Cleveland, 170,
813, a republican plurality of 20,001.
Russell's plurality for governor over
Halle Is 2,534. Tho article of amend
ment to the constitution abolishing
property qualification for the office of
governor was adopted by 141,321 yeas
to 08,048 nays. ,
Mrs. Mary McKinley died in Chica
go, aged 100 years and 2 months.
The vote of Montana on presidential
electors at the recent election was:
Harrison, 18,883; Clevolaud, 17,534;
Weaver, 7,259; Bldwell, 517. Dixon
(dem.) was defeated for congress by
Ilartman (rep.) by 220 votes.
Col. John Ryan, who fought with
Sam Houston for Texas Independpnce,
died a pauper in the hospital at Kansas
City.
The official vote of California nt tho
recent election was: Cleveland, 117,903;
Harrison, 117,750; Weaver. 25,220; Bid
well, 7,187. One republican elector
was chosen.
The recount of the 20,000 ballots
cast for congressman in Kent county,
Mich., gives Belknap (rep.) a plurality
of two in the district
The official returns on the recount of
the vote of Nelson county, N. D., give
a sufficient majority to elect all the
Weaver presidential electors.
Gf.op.oe Harrington, formerly as
sistant secretary of the treasury and
minister to Switzerland under Presi
dent Lincoln, died at sea while on hi3
way from New York to Hamburg.
Miss Elizabeth Appleman, of Mid
dletown, celebrated the 101st anniver
sary of her birth. She is tho oldest
whito woman in Maryland.
Tun official canvass of tho vote in
West Virginia shows: Cleveland, 84.408;
Harrison, 80,385; Bldwell, 2,130; Weav
er. 4.105. MacDorkle (dem.), for gov
ernor, a plurality of 3,918.
FOREIGN.
Influenza has again broken out in
Berlin.
The fearful cold in north Germany
was causing intense suffering. Four
farm laborers were frozen to death at
Havel.
Countess Vis Tonte and her maid
were murdered in the countess' villa at
Valeria, Italy, by a German named
Schumann. Robbery was the motive.
Over 30,000 cotton operators in Lan
cashire, England, were said to be in a
starving condition.
In the province of Sassari, Sardinia,
the gendarmes surprised and surround
ed a band of brigands and killed five of
them.
Floating Ice in the Mugglesse, near
Berlin, Germany, crushed in three canal
boats and five lives were lost
A fire broke out in a dwelling house
at Frederiksburg, a suburb of Copen
hagen, and seven of its inmates were
killed.
The city of Hamburg estimates ita
loss from cholera the past year at $35,
000,000. I-.A.TIEK-
Ttte secretary of tho Continental
Steamship association, at London, states
that the members of the association
havo cabledto their American agents
to cease the sale of prepaid tickets for
immigrant passengers to the United
States.
At Rapid City, a D., on the 13th tho
Black Hills National bank suspended
pa3-ment and turned over its affairs to
State Bank Examiner Diamond. The
unexpeected presentation of a ?7,500
certificate caused the suspension.
A FlitE in Tokio, Japan recently, de
stroyed nearly seven hundred houses
and seventeen firemen wero injured
while fighting tho immense conflagra
tion. A cyclone struck tho vie inity of Sum
mit Miss., on the 14th, killing four
persons and wounding many others.
Many house were entirely swept away
and much damage resulted.
Near Huntington, W. Va., on the
night of the 12th four masked men,
heavily armed, mode an attempt to rob
the passengers of a Chesapeake & Ohio
train. After fatally shooting m passen
ger named Tuck and wounding Peter
Drake, they wero compelled to leap
from the cur wlthoutseeuring nny booty.
On the 13th H. C. Eckbohm, a Detroit
traveling man, representing tho Schul
enburg Manufacturing Company, was
found dead in his room in tho Hotel Jef
ferson, at Toledo, 0., with tho gas
turned on.
The trial of Rev. Henry' Preserved
Smith for heresy was ended nt Cincin
nati, 0., on tho 13th. Tho presbytery by
a vote of 34 to 20 suspended Prof. Smith
from the ministry.
Lii'jian & Co., jute merchants of Dun
dee, Scotland, failed on tho 13th with
liabilities amounting to fl.500,000. Itis
tho biggest failure In tho jute trade
within twenty years. Tho firm had a
large South American connection.
IN tlio benato on the lbth tho Joint reudution
for tho appointment of a commission to make
on agreement with tho ilvo civilized Ind an
tribes for allotments of their hurl In over.il ty
unil for opening thu IiiUlun 'icrrlt ry to settle
ment, wus discussed (luring the morning hour.
Mr. Piatt, of Couuectiout, mlvocutid putting an
cml to tho existing anomalous cond.tlon of
things In tho Indian Territory by tho ostauliblv
mont of o regular territorial Kovornuicnt thtre.
After that mottor was laid asldo tho autl
option bill was taken up und Iho rent of tho
duy'tf HCHblon wan occupied by Mr, George, ol
MlalsMpil. In advocucy of that bill AOJouixol.
....In the houso tho greater part of tho NCbSlon
wus consumed In tho iliHOUSsslon of tho bills re.
forrlng to the tho ancient Weil und La Abru
Mexican nwurdit to tho court of cJaunu to pjhs
on tho alU'gutluuR ot fraud made in ouch case.
These were paused und without trunsuctlugany
other tnmluea o uublla lm,orUiCP, the )'ou
udjourmxl "
Do You
. It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is f
Hie purest and strongest of all the baking powders, j
The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweet
est, most delicious food. The strongest baking pow
der makes the lightest food.
That baking powder which is both purest and
strongest makes the most digestible and wholesome
food.
Why should not every housekeeper avail herself
of the baking powder which will give her the best
food with the least trouble?
Avoid all baking powders aold "with a gift
or prize, or at a lower price than tho EoyaL
as they invariably contain alum, limo or sul
phuric acid, and render the food unwholesome.
Certain protection from alum baking powders can
be had by declining to accept any substitute for the
Royal, which is absolutely pure.
Lint Xuslc.
The little clavichord of past times
needs that a present-day pianist should
put his car to it in order to hear it Ita
delicate, miniature gradations of tone
would bo lost indeed on a modern audi
ence. Yet Bach's forty-eight preludes
and fagues were written for it Wero
they intended for a single hearer?
String quartets still hold their own,
but tho day Is not far off when they
too, must disappear from public life
before the myriad-headed audiences of
the immediate future. They will retire
into private circles, and become again
what they were originally intended to
be chamber music. Somo day may it
be a distant one! they may bo revived
by the curious in those things, as speci
mens of a charming but obsolete fqrm
ofart Nineteenth Century.
The Sprny llouqiiot.
An English fashion for wedding bou
quets is what they call tlio '"spray bou
quet" It is of enormous size, and is
made to be suspended from the waist at
the side, leaving the bride's hands freo
for the praycrbook which an English
bride invariably carries. The effect ot
the bcautifu ly grouped fiat arrange
ment of flowers is very charming
against the rich white satin or brocade
ot the bride's dress; and the decorative
effect is still further heightened by
long loops of white satin ribbon which
mingle with the flowers and maidens
hair fern, and hanir in a irraceful cas
cade down tho entire length of the
skirt N. Y. Sun.
California In Three nnil Ono.llnlf nayi.
If you aro g'ing to California and desire
to make thu lournevln thu most economical.
quick and comfortable manner, puri-tiaso
your ticlict via tlio Chicago & North-Western,
Union l'acitiu nnd Southern Pacific
H'ys. Pullman drawing-room slconlng cars
aro run from Chicago to San Francisco
without chaugo in three and one-hull days.
Completely furnished touiist sleeping cars
ore also run in which accommodations can
bo procured by passengers holding either
first or stvond-class tirkcisiitacceiof only
$4.M) per berth irom Chicago to San Fran
cisco nnd other California points. Tho
hour of departure of truius from Chlrngo
affords prompt connection with n'l truing
from tho Eust nnd South. Variable run 10
excursion HcUctn, allowing nine months'
stay in the health-giving cltinalo of Califor
nia, second-class tickets at low rates, sleep
ing car reservations and full information
can lie procured of any ticket ngent. or by
addressing W. A. Thrall. General Passen
ger nnd Ticket Agent Chicago & North-
western ivy, uuieugo.
'I am very popular," said tho chrysan
themum. "Nearly every mun that sees mo
wants to buttouuolo me." Washington
Star.
Atianta. Oa.. November 21, 1803.
Messrs. Editors: My son, William, was,
In IffisO, entirely cured of winner of tho
mouth, which had caused hira much pain and
eutfciing, by S. S. S. By advico of physi
cians, who woro unnblo to rellovo him, an
o Deration was performed, extending to tho
jawbone (which they scraped), but tho can
cer returned shortly after, and commenced
growing rupldly. Finally, after trying tnuny
other remedies. 1 commenced to civo him
S. 8. S.,uudw tlithosecondbotUohoucgaa
to improve; after seven bottles had bcea
taken, the canwr disappeared entirely, n I
though six ycaxs havo elapsed, there has
boon no return.
My boy la now thirteen years old, in good
health, and I havo every reason to beliovo
is permanently cured of tho cancer and hit
curu IB UUU CUU1UIJ IV. . J. U.
J. It. Munnocic,
05 Factory St, Atlanta, Go.
MANGLim remains tho part of your shirt
that comes buck from tho stoaui laundry.
Puck
Look Out for Cold Weather
butrido insldo of the F.Ioctrlc Lighted and
Steam Hunted Vcstibulo Apartment trains
of tlio Chicago, Mllwuukeo o; St Paul
Hallway and you will bo as warm, com
forUibla nnd cheerful as In your ewn library
or boudoir. To ti iivol between Chicago, St.
Paul and Minurniiolis, or botwoeu Chicago
Omaha and Sioux City, in theso luxur ous.
ly nppolntod trains, is a supremo uutis ac
tion; aud, a tho bomewbat ancient odver
tlsoincnt itbcd to read, "for further par
ticulars, sco biaall bills." Small lulls (aud
largo ones, too) wil 1 bo accepted for p'iBsjgo
and sleeping ear tlckots, Fur detailed Ibt
formation nddrca G-.-o. H. Heafford, Gen
eral l'usscngor Agent, Chicago, 111.
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How ween easier itis to sit in tho shade
and tell our friends what wo Intend to do,
thuu It is to go out lu tho sun und do it
' How I "Wrote Hen nur,"
told byGen Low Wallace, Is ono scrap from
tho voiumlnoua und superb programme of
eminent writers and interesting urticlcs
which VTk l'ouMi' Companion aunouUces.
It retains its pluca In 550,000 families by tho
versatility and tho iiiBtructivuiicss of iU
gonorul articles, tho high character of all
its stories, tlio brightness of its Illustra
tions. Thon it comes ovory week, aud ono
gets n groat deal lor 51.75 a your. Tho prloo
soutntonoo will oni itlo you to tho paper to
Jan. 1S94. Address Tub Youtu's Compan
ion, Boston, Mass.
What I vnluo most is my pouco of mind."
"That's btrungo. too. You've such u small
piooe," Hurper's Bazar.
Tub munlvture's motto ist
mUL"
"Cosh on tho
"Wish,
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Tooplo Who Mitkn a Nolo
Aro tho ubhorrenco of tho nervous. But
why he nervous when Hostcttcr'j Stomach
Bitters will rocuefrom that wretched con
dition! It Invigorates tho nervous system
through tho medium of renewod digestion
and assimilation. Moreover, it Is a sterling .
remedy for liver complaint, constipation,
rheumatism and un imj overished condition
of tho blood. '
"Weo," snld tho telephone that had been
thrown awav, "I'm not tho ilrst to bo talked
to death." Philadelphia Ledger.
Map or tba United Stntr.
A largo handsome Man of the United
States, mounted and suibiblo for oQlee or
homo use.. Is Issued by tho llnrllncton Houte.
Copies will be mailed to nny address on re
rolpt of twolvo cents in postage by P. 8.
Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agent. C, B. & Q. VL
It, Chicago, BL
Most mon llk to eo themselves In print,
but women don't; they prefer silk or satin.
Texas Sifting.
"REMEMnnn that In Garfield Tea you hav
nn unfailing remedy for indigestion, Sick
Utadacho, and every attending 111 that nn
abusud stomach can make you suffer. Every
druggist sells it 25c, 50c, und $1.0U"
Fott Coughs and Throat troubles ubo
Bhown's BttoNcitiAL Tuocncs. "They stop
an attack of my sistlimncoiigh very prompt
ly." t,. taiai, MiamicuiCfVitin.
A mtcr is generally distant in his man
ner if ho suspects un ofllccr is after him.
Biughamton Republican.
Fon Indigestion, constipation, slok head
ooho, weak stomach, disordered liver talco
Beocham'B Pills. For solo by all druggists.
A nESTAURAST mutton-chop never looks
half so xhocplsh as tho wuttcr who serves
the microscopic ouject.
S. K. Concnx, Mgr., Clarlo Scott writes i
"I find noil's Catarrh Cure a vidimliln rama.
dy." DruggiBta sell It, 75c
Tna lazy laundress, as well as tho tlunnd
shirt, shrinks from washiug. Puck.
The Grip of Pneumonia may bo warded oft
with Hale a Koney of llorehound nnd Tar.
Pike) a Toothache Drops Cure in ono minute.
Monbt talks execpt when It Is "hutup
In a bad Investment Texas Sittings.
"Wr-rx. I'll bn kicked 1" tho football said
when ho head that tho college had oixmcd.
No man who tries to accumulate a gre.it
fortune has any mercy ou himself. Barn's
Horn.
No FACLT-piXDEn can ho happy. Barn's
Hrn-
Subject to chango A X-dolIar bill.
Now is a good timo to buy thormqmetcrs;
they are going down every duy.
Look ah -ad. but do not spend nil yonr
timo in n vain effort to scan eternity. Qul
vcslou Nows.
To nn sneo ssful on the stago ono re
quires u good deal of couching. Boston
Courier.
Tnn confectioner Is the fellow who con
be relied upou for candid criticism.
Tnr.nc are lxys who tiro themselves al
most to death looking out for easy pl.ioos.
Wr. consider oursolvca bettor than other
peoplo only whoti wo forgot that all siun
aro tho uma size Ram's liorn.
A. hed of a lake Is always furnished with
a sheet of water.
A mo man groans mo3t when ho pots slek
because tharu is moro of him to sutler.
Tun poorest man is not tho ono who has
tho least, but tho ouo who wants tho most
Bah boys aro very promising youngsters
Just before being laid over tho parental
knee. Glens Falls Republican.
"Yocn turn will como soon," said tho im
pecunious young man us ho inspscted his
oulTs.
Tun enthusiast Is a man who feo's per
fectly sure (if u good many thlugs kola
mistuUcu about.
POT TO FLIOHt
all tho peculiar troubles that beset a wo
man. Tho only guaranteed retnody for them
is Dr. PicrcVs Favorite Prescription. For
womon suffering from any chronic "female
complaint" or weakness; ur women who aro
rvi-aown and overworked; for women ex
pecting to bocomo mothers, and for mothers
who uro nursing and exhausted; at the
chango from girlhood to womanhood; and
later, nt tho critical "chango of llfo" it
is a modiclno that safely and certainly builds
up, strengthens, regulates, and cures.
If it doesn't, it it oven fails to benefit or
euro, you have your money back.
What you nro Euro of, It you use Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, i3 cither a per
fect and permanent euro for your Ca
tarrh, no matter how bad your case may
be, or $500 In cash. Tho proprietors ot
the medlclno promlao to pay you tbo
money, if they cau't euro you.
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