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OLDEST t OntCINAL Hi 10 WEST KVfTtf STREET, (NEAR JUNCTION.) KANSAS CITY, w MISSOURI. Regular piduiti tutnorlxed by ths tat, and eonced dtobt th ld Ins ami mod two cwwefwl Specialist lit ILOOO, NERV. OU8 mJ URfMAftV DI8CA8CS. Nervous Debility nit As JUor OW AT Lost1 Vitality CW. .Syphilis CmnJtorUU tnfesarf Jfsrtwrr Urinary Diseases T"! la Pr- R. J. "WMUler larar- W rT Ubly successful? IWaoaa he Paxes w peowiti Hut be aCKBWBBBSwa csaaot fulfill. At old cheer eure-slls and unsxUled payilcUas, and consult rk- Wblttler la person or by letter (girlat ym atoms) and reeelre the ewodld opinion of t yeleUn of lomg wpiiliBM, nKinsetlowei II1 aad sterling Integrity. MEXMCCrrS from cor on laboratory f Jr abaed at small cost sad a&lpped aaywbevti secure fret? observation. ISS-lTMiyr Mrrr Nat C.O.D CP KG CONSULTATION. rilE.lI URINARY ANALYSIS. 0ce horxr 0 to 4 aod 7 to 8. Sanity 19 to K V U I U J I tarflttii it amp to prtptj Call cr adres la strict confidence DR. K.J.WHITTIER, 10 Vest Mintn Street. Ksnssa Ctty. Me flr, Coo's Sanitarium ll&aaJBraeeirsy, KASSaJ CTTT, 10. it . - e a . I - THta SAWITA3IUM 1 a prlrata ttoaptlaJ Cnlet boms for tnoa aatried witb tnoltcml ud eorplcsJ dbwaaea.ao'l leetrppued wits ail tbe rvmo Clilnwitii fcoown to clence aol tba Utt jitniroDii rccrUrod la raodora aarsery. 60 ROOMS it ium reoraTDOdAtU of rtier.ta, to Kttr wtia oar eoaipUto BnoMaklCf tpartmvot. Dak thla tbo larircaC aaJ olJr and trto ooly tboroofbly oqairpo! ealtanam la tb rTaat, SURCIOAL Cisrmttuo for tbo ctjto of Tax1orl, riioa. Pinctura eaU ruuila are of iliy Ofrorrmce. WX HAVK A Kuy poblUbad bonk. mnstrat1 tfrootoat. towiM tbo tenluuiom. wttK rfxxnrrrh erf BMDf rtiot, v&Ica wui b Ba&llol fro to aor aililr a. For rartber laformatloa call ora45: JL C. COc. . KAXSJIS CITT, B3. Woman the First Inventor. A remark a1 Is exhibit is now in coara of arraopftumt and claMiflca tion utiitor ib dir-citn of Pro'e'eor OtieTuftoa Mien, curator of tbe dpurtmttit of ettuoly of tbe Na tional maerum at WabinKtop,hUh tjoee f-r to prove lb prtfxlent ol vocitn to the origlunl invrntion ot cearlv evrrj method and ' ap Taur tbat wue condnciye to tbe w li-lNina of mnokind in the strlter a-e. To man a lout- was Mt tbs invention ol the murderous impNmeuteot wnrfttr Woman was thv flrei to brio th. food to the fnmilv. Whil abnritfintl ,man km either iudol ntlj unnli ft himself b'neati tropTnl akWe, or on exprditione nl rwpin and liiidr from neitrbboritii; tih-s. womni n rxrcia'tit h'r ir:-runy in iiiM-oTr lac tU'thrx hi t .!. r in-ttm -'s tml tn"Ki lor M- nij-iiifir of -r (or uitir: ) iitril nml thir r- PDV. !! C ilfCl ! ilnl:CifJ thi woutan ibfirt lt wu-, rh flret to ilrHia kii th- flit luni iU oirv. nni 'iiHisij. cvn xt t ion m-l, fh- ! lh firi in eDHtO'ir- nri rnl r-!i;if. Al! ol tbfiM mI-iim l.of--or Mho) etitl(:KU hy h r ! r-h. it. firat ! tlih H' x t lit i: t Amt-u Am-nii n lit iiitro rnr-e U Hiifi frol tbat ouiHn tlr-i to v-nin.' grafo nnd Lo it in uan-: tf tlmtcltnl fir.. In j:r:ijtjij; ;t ! ctiii.Ntd irorlur hi.-1 's'J-, which ia a nrvi fl l (rum ie in u- in rtfrv Moili-,rv' hi'M.--Jiv. Itn 1 1 ia- me ni;ricilri!r -r f luon r d r.l bjr b m"n. l): Ltvirp atone rnw th itouMf-Vad-! hae n:-d- l ttf MH.'i of Afri.t. The J hio tM.-ni -il ih rndv plowa and That woman we tbe inventor of w-avirg tba profeeor demonstrates bj Unutifol specimens of primitive workmanship in that line. Baskets of wood, grave and fibre, some of tbem beautifallj colored, are In this Interesting collection. That woman was tbe first to prepare skim for clothing U shown bj the fact that among all tribes tbat has, been her work since the first dawn ot bistorj. The man i!sw the beast and laid It mm at tbs door, aod tbs wife, with tbe help of rod stone knives, scraped tbe flesh and left tbe tbin oat-skin, wh'ch she tanned vHh ashes from tbe log fire, sewed it with line we. and tbna fashioned garments, or fitted tbem for covering tbe canoe framee. In ceramics, too, ebe set tbe pattern for f atore sere. Tbe Esquimaux wo men, of Bristol Bay. made pota or lamps of elar, tempered with hair and tinted with blood, eimilar to iboie found In tbe temple ct Veita at Borne. Professor Mason says tbat the exhibition le not Intended to advance the theory of tbe to pr iority of tbe gettle sex, bnt be wish ea to prove bj tie work that ehe bat kept pace with man in Invention, tbat all the useful arts of aneirnt days were dn to her ingenuity, and tbat ebe ie tbe originator of ench Industries now neurped bj man. .Yew ldexs. Tar Shakers have mads a die- covery which is destined to accom piiih much good. Uealisiug tbat tiree-fonrtbs of all our sufferings arise from stomach troublee, tbat the country is literally filled with people who cannot eat and digest food, without eubeequrntly tufleripg pain od diatreer, and tbat many are starving, wasting to mere ekelo- tone, beeaue tbeir food dos thi-m no good, they have devoted much study and thoaght to tbe subject and the reenlt is this discovery of tbeir Digestive Cordial. A little book can I obtained from yonr druggist tbat will point out tbe war f nlirf at fcnee. An inves tigation w:ll cost nothing aid will result in much good. Children all hats to take Caster Oil, but not Laxol, which is paldta cle. Tar I.; Nats. The Ptnneylvanla State grange aits reevnt meeting propousdd tbe following questions to protrction- Iste. Firt. Can a tar.fZ on import directly or 5ndirectly protect ibf borne market prices of agrlcnlturul staphs as lung as tbe eurplus fe eohl for export and (be export aod home price of these are tbe esmi? Second. If it cannot, tnuit not this unprotested iuduatry pty lor the cost of protection of tl.e protect el ludustri? Third. I not eucb a eyatem ol protection injuriquely unjust anil Inequitable to the producers of agri- Ciltural etapUs? ronrth. Will cot a bounty on tbe export! ot agricultural stall s for the protection of tbir prices in tte home market be Jut and equitable so long as protection by a tariff on imports Is In operation? QitucNTS dyed with th Putnam Fadeless djes can bs drivd in tbe s an it desired. We do not claim there Dyes to be fa Uieee and tbrn tell jou to dry goods in the eLade. Colore from one-third to a ball more than any otbsr paekax dje. Only 10 cents. Sold bv W. C. (Jetton. Corn Cob 5yrup. A recipe for making artificial ma ple syrup ie going th" rounds of the aatrn prea. Uereltit: To each qonrt of wati-r take tbrw nice corn cobs am) boll until tbey are sutt. Stra'n the watee io whkb tbey wer boUed, add one qnnrt cf dark brown eugr to each quart ot watr, rpl-ic ou tbe firs and boil a very little. Tblo makes a ejrup that would require tb exrt taster to dietiiiguiah It from pure maple." Nose no dent as be that wou t h. ar Kwrr Sm INooeator will rur He- darh-, Uiiliounet aod all roronrh trouble. Sold ty Snee-1 Drug Co , Key teevdlM XI o. A ecbool teacher tajs the popiln who have nccess 10 newspapers at hjme, when compared with thoee who have not, are better readere, better epellere, tetter in pronuncia tion and better grammarians read more understanding and obiain a practical knowledge of geography in almoat half the time it requires others. Tbe uewepaper Is decidedly an ItEportMDt factor in modern lile. NOTICEI AH persons knowing themselves indebted to me by account or note are requested to call and settle. I need tbe money doe me and must have IL' Ton will eave yonrselvee trouble and expense by coming In and eettling your accounts At onee. Respectfully, J. P. TiprrrV. Keytesville, ilo. I cjT 1 SlMMONS i i - - '" " J s& REGULATOR GOOD FOR EVERYBODY Almost everybody takes son laxative meJidnc t j cleanse the system and keep the Mood rurj. Those who take Sl.MMONS UVER REGULATOR (Ikj'JiJ or powd-r) get a!l the benef.ts of a mild and pleasant laxative an J tonic that purif.es the blood and strengthens the wholi system. And more than this: Sl.MMONS LIVER REGU LATOR regulates tht Liver, keeps it active and healthy, and when the Liver Is In rood condition you find yourself free from Malaria. Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache and Constipation, and rid of that worn out anj debilitated feeling. These are all caused by a sluggish Liver. Good digestion and freedom from stomach troubles will only be had when the liver Is properly at work. If troubled with any or wese complaints, xrv 3i:.'nu;N5 liver REGULATOR. The King of Liver Medi dnes, and Better than tills, fr-CVEUY rACKAGE-tfc; Has the Z Stamp In red on wrapper. J. IL Zcllin & COw Phi la- 1'a. It Is Better to Obey than Scar 1 flee. Firat be rsroocilal to tby brother and tbta coat and ofTr thj ftfL (Vlatt. u:24,) Jesas madt it very plain that- we have no bueinees at the Lord's al tar while wo hold enmity against a brother. An eentiat condition to having Go J's f.vor for ourselves is that we must bestow favor upon everybody else. We have no right to ask God to love ue while we are bating our brother. We must for give or we cannot expect to be for given. The door to every closet of prayer must swing upon two golden binges; tbe uppermost being, "Love God with all thy Leart." and tbe ether, "Love tby neighbor as tby IV Unlets this is the caee it can never I closed tight enough to shut th world out. Enmity ia a vile woman who mut not be brought into the Lord's houe. Bid ber fare- will, or stand back from tbe holy place. Corns not to tbe altar with tby gift unles tby brother can have ii share in it. "But Lord, lvi gut n spleodid pdtr of oxen." Leave there thy gift. Bring it no closer. "But Lord, tbey are fourteen hundred poundtre, and covered si! over witb fat an inch thick." Leave thera thy gift and first be reconciled b'tbyl brother. "But Lord, I'm a pillar in the cburcb, and pay more than any man in it." Leave there thy gi't. "But tbe church would have gon down long ago, if it hadn't been for what I have done to keep 16 up. ' Leave there thy gift. ' Bnt Lord, 1 alwaye go to prayer-meeting, no n.atterbow bad tbe weather ie." Leave there thy gilt. "And nobody in tbe church does any more talking and prnjiog in meeting than ldo. I make it a rule to always get up and say something every chance 1 get." Leave there tby gilt and first be re conciled to tby brother. 'But Lord, It would have made an angel mad to have been treated tbe way be used me." Leave there tby gift. "'If he'll only come and ask my pardon, and own op that bs lied about me'' Leave there tby gilt. "Or if he'll stand up before the whole cburcb and apologize" Leave then, thy gift before tb altar, and go tby way and return not until thou come ia God'e way. "1 was a going to take the law ou him, aod makebimemoks for what he's done, but If I may come on with tbe oxen 1 won't do tbat." Leave there thv gift, "if he'll keep out ot my way, I'll keep out of bis way " Goanl bs recon ciled to thy brother. "But Lord, it he'll only show that he's sorry for what's happened " Le'ave there thy gilt. I'm Uling to tnevt him hull way and be certalcly ouht to b-eatitDd with tbat. l's more than an j bod j elee would do" Be re concile I; to thy brother. "Wby l.ord, ho'd slam the door in my face." Lf aye there thy gift. "It was all his fault." Go and bs reconciled to tby brother aod tbn come and offer thy gift. God wants no gift that ie not brougbt in love Rum's Horn. Bant It is His KolW ia Garmaay. Mr. Jurob Eatenaen, who is in the c:np!oy ol the CLicago Lumber o.. At Ded ioiu.s, Iowa, Pays: "I 1,-ite just sent. oine r&edicine back to my moih-' 'he old onmm, tht I kuow from personal use to be the beet medicine in the world for rheuma tism, having used it in tiy family for several years. It is called Chamber lain's rain Balm. It always does the the work." 50 cent bottles for sale by W. 0. Gaston. LET US HAVE NO STRADDLE. No good-Lord-gtod-devil deliver ance on tbe silver question will save tbe Democratic party next year. A platform that means a gold stand ard in New York and a silver stand ard in Colorado and a donbls stand ard in Uiesonri will win votes no where. The people ar tired of makeshifts and straddles and com- promiees. They want platforms tbat aay eometbiog and mean it. Cowardice does not find follow ers. It is courage that conquers. With s straight, uncompromising, though not needlessly harsh declar ation for the bimetallism of tbe con stitution, free gold and silver coin age, the Democratic party will cirry every Western and Southern state nsxt jcar. Tbe Norteaet will of course vote for plutocracy, bnt tie sceptre has departed from theNorih eaiL Tbe West and South can con trol the election it they so desiro. The Republican party will declare ab solutely or in substance for a con tinuance ot the present gold stand ard. Tbe Democracy has nothing to gain and all to lose by adopting a similar course. ins only safe course is tbat dictated by prin ciple and policy alike, a platform tbat means real bimetallism. The people nominated Cleveland against tbe protest of the politi cians and elected him. II the peo ple over the protest ot tbe politicans next year can make tbe Democratic platform tbey will carry it to vic tory. Columbia IltrsU. BiwarsotOInjnta.s Its CiUrra tait eon ' tun Mercury, . hs mercury wil surely cetsroy thj sense of smell and completely derange he whole tystem when entering it through the mucous surfaces, h'uch articles r-hould never be used except on prescription from reputable pby- eiciamvaa the dnmxge they will do is ten fold to the good you can posfibly derive from them. II aire Catarrh Cure, manufactured Lv F.J.Cheney & Co., Toledo.O., contains no mercury and is taken internally, acting direct ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ofgiLe eysem. In buyirg Hall's Catarrh Cure be r-ure yon get the genuine. It is taken internally and in ninde in Toledo, Chio, ty F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Drt:ggui8, pi ice 76c. -er bottle. Tbk wool raUere in several por tions of tte country have, through their respective represent at Ivee, ask ed congress that the McKioley tar iff on wool be reetored, for tbe re a eon tbat witbont a protective tar iff wool-raising is unprofitable. If so, why does not the wool-grower htve fon sibt enough to quit rais ing wool and go to raising corn at 15 cents per bushel, wheat at GO cents and all the other farm pro ducts in tbe lime ratio? There is no jaatice in passing a law to pro tect wool-growers unless the ducers rf corn, wheat, oate, come in for their share of the tectlon too. This country is pro etc , claes ligielation cursed, and the con gress that dares to increase our na tion's wo?s In that particular may expect a hooting next November. Look Out For Him. We advise farmers' wives, near Cameron, to be on the lookout for swindlers who come around to re pair sewing machines. Ue begins work aod when you don't notice him be will take a piece out of yonr machine and substitute a broken one. Then he will call your atten tion to tbe broken part and get your permission tft repair it. Ue then takes the piece be took out of jour machine and poliabes it and puts it buck and you pay him from one dollar upward for the decep tion h has practiced no you. Keep a shotgun and a bull-dog handy for such fellows Cameron San. EXECUTOR'S HOWE. Not Ira ia baraby girrn that letters of ad minUtratioo on tba aetata of Mrs. 8 A. C Orerton. deceased, baea been granted ma by tba probata court ot Chariton county, bear ing date Nov. 2Cth. 1H93. All persona baring claima against aaid aetata are re quired to exhibit them for allowance within one year from the date of aaid lettera, or tbey may be precluded from baring any ben eflta of an id eatate. and if each claims are not presented witnlo two years tbey ahall be for srer barred J. W. llAwusa, Executor. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice U hereby giren that iftten of ad miniitrati n on the eatate ot Willie Chrieto he, dvceaeed, have ben graoUd me by tbe probate court of Chariton county, bearing data Norember 26tb. IS 'J.I. All persona bariag claims against said eatate are re quired to exhibit tbem for allowance within one year from the data of said letters, or tbey may be precluded from haTing any ben aits of said rotate, and If such claims r re not preeeated within two years they shall be for ever barred. Uobekt Chkutophsb, Administrator. Your I Neighbor's1 1 Says it saves time saves money makes overwork unneces sary. Tell your wife about it, Your grocer sells it. Made only by The N. K. Fairbank Company, St. Louis. iiimiiiiirirtniinMrJ aillllllllMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllllilllllllllllli:illllllllllllilliiiiliniiiiiHMiiiiimii...niniw Which Shall It Be ? Youb ordees for High Grade Sewing Machines, Bicycles. Vehicles, Baby E vaiiisjjn, cib.( ptocvt wua local ana retail aeaiers wiin miw vo slx middle men's profits, or with the old reliable CASH BUYERS UNION, with onlv one small profit above actual factory V. . iid ue Liu uuuui as bu Your Decision, catalogues and note the unapproachable bargains we are offering 30 differ- ent style Sewing Machines, ranging in price from $8.00 to $30.00 Bicycles, a all styles and prices, from $10.75 to $75.00. Those of the latter price being - equal to wheels sold by agents and dealers at $125.00. We show 150 designs i a oauy damages me latest, ine nanasomest ail new patterns, many direct importations. We handle everything under the sun in the VEHICLE AND HARNESS LINE. BUGGIES. CARRIAGES, PHAE TONS. ROAD WAGONS. CART8. HARNESS. SADDLES, ETC.. at prices out of reach of competition. IN PIANOS AND ORGANS we show an endless variety, at only 10 per cenL above actual cost to build. In writing for cata logues, state which to send, as we have a spe cial catalogue for each line. Address in full CASH BUYERS' UNION, B 629. 159.161 W. Van Daren St., CHICAGO. ILL. aiiiHtnnnniitiMiiiTitimM GEORGE N. ELLIOTT 8c CO., Abstracters Real Estate AND LOAN AGENTS, KEYTESVILLE, MISSOURI. flaring purchased the Knappenberger Abstracts we bare the only complete Abstracts of Title to all the land and Town Lota in the county. Will furnish reliable Abstracts, Loaa Money on unincumbered real estate at a low rata of interest, bny and sell real estate.Vex amine land titles, prepare conveyances, and pay taxes for non-residents and othera. trass In Court House. BI - OY KEATING WHEEL CO. Holyoke, Mass Originators of light Bicycles. They have shown the world how to scientifically place the strength of a 60-ponnd machine in the 19 -pound Keating Roadster. What a Woman Can Do. She can look like an angvl under a shaded lamp and cheese cloth dra periee. She can endure more discomfort for a longer period than an able bodied man, and remember it longer. She can close up every theater and church in the country by refusing to work in them. She can swathe her body in wool ens and sealskins end bave only a rim of cold jet on hr head, and yet not believe she is taxing rold in the bitterest weather. 8he will go into hysterics over a mouse and walk under th hose of a prancing team of horses without get ting burr. c'ix weeks a0 I suffered with a very severe cold; was almost unable to speak. My fiiends all advised iae to consult a physician. Noticing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy adver tised in th - t. T'uul V.-l Zeitun. I pr cured a bottle, and after taking :i a shoit while was entirely well, i now most heartily recommend this remedy to anyone suffering with a cold. Wm. Kell 678 Selby Ave. St. Paul, Minn. For sale by W. C. Gaston. muu. cost. If yoa are a money saver there E VOT . . . . ... . P w rite iwiav inr nr or nur iiincTrncAO - CLE Advertising Axioms. By J. Walter Thompson, of New York. ' The reward of tbe faithful adver tiser is certain. Man advertises and tbe people make purchase. ' Many men, many minds. "Many ads. in many publication?, many buyers. The name and quality of good goods can be advertised eo as to be "more lasting than braes." . M'ikeyour ads. speak the truth boldlr, acd tbe people will appre ciate your frankness and reppoml. ''From nothing .(in the leading publications) nothing comes." From something, however, lesults are sure to come. "May bis fame endure forever" tb rule. it'ef who advertises with sens:! -copy that appeals , to the sense of the people. ... ; If you're io doubt whether your trouble is Indigestion or Dyspepsia, j int take a few doses of Simmons Liver Regulator, it will settle the whole qneeti n. ! b ve tried Sim mons Liv- H ri!:(. ir Dyspepsia and firol j ,U ng to relieve me. A tiiai; ii alter meals is sure to prevent indigestion." S. S. Per kin, Sharon, Qa. "It is the best medicine to aid digestion." J. J. Black, Duncan, Arizona. , . 3