Weekly Chillicothe crisis., March 13, 1884, Image 4

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THE WORLD AT LARGE.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Anion.); the memorials prrwnU'd In Ihe ii'ti
atc (March 4) wa one by Mr. InpilU from tin
ffranU army mU of Kan mis, n'inont'trutiiip;
agalnd tht pawna;-; uf the hill rfiusUtiiiff Fits
John Porter. The nii'mnrfi.. emtuHlit'-j nucilu
tiin of thi t)!.u whii lnhTliin'thiit ton-instate
Fit .Mm l'trtr would Ik n if-mlttl as mi In
mi!t to loyal wiMlftn who nlK-yeU with alacrity
thrir pu rinr otlUvrw. In pn st'iiliiii; thr nietii
oriul Mr. lutrulls unit! tin mtolutlou volt-ul ilu
(iiiutn of nltit'tt'titli" uf I he Hurvi iinr polillt r
uf tlK- war of the rn-MUtm, and in Hint opinion
ho iktmuimiv ami ronllaliy I'onriirrt-ti. thr
military nt-ii'Viny Mil war plm-ril ln'fnv the
wnal'." Mr. Luirun said he was authorized bv
tht committor mi itppMtriattiui to niTi r an
nmriidmcnt providing that hereafter any rudrt
dismifsed fur lia.imr clmuM nut lie rliuiMr tn I
reappointment, lie had coiiMiHt'd many of1
tin- U'.-t otlieeri who lunl Ueti in authority at
the ai-aili-my. und it was llielr ami hi.- opinion
that haxinir o.uhl mt tn- tdopped will-out sinh
provifltui. anil he ln-Heved kiu-Ii provision would
slop it. The atiirtiilttii'itt Hiix tirt'i-il in, ami
tin- Mil us amended pa.-wil. A bill to provide
fur the Isfiw nf iltiplii att' iliivk hy govern men t
oflicrrs in t-a-t-H of the Ins- of tin- originals wan
par-eed. . . .Tin- Imu-c, In committee nf tin
Mhole. i-oiiiderrd thr naval appropriation I'ill,
with mt ai'tion.
Tlif chair laid More Uh- M iiate (March M
thr bill i-xU-iulhij: thr limits of Yeijntt .Mie
park, ami after a di-hate, nliteli was piirtiripattd
In hy Mttwr. Vest, ItihIIc. Inve, Mt Mtlhn
ami Harrison, the hill pa-sid. The bill author
izing the poiina-ti r ui tu ral to le:w: ImihliniTs
for post ollic-s nf thr ilr-t. m-oiid ami third
'las-i't Ht mi-malle rule, for term not to e
crcd tin yt-ar-, ;h pa-vd. Mr. I'nekn II fn
triHluirii a lall to amend the revtHi-d MittiitiK
hn lh to L'iVr tu thr J tn ""."(- nf tin- tinted
State- courts the samr tWer in all ft airs tint
tin- pniM-M nf eerul flairs havr in their
respective t-'.itt In th' holier, a HI) milk-
1 liLT an apprnpriatinii nf .loil to r'lpplv thr
Urln irnrv 111 thr uiimimt n t'llin d for thr rx-!
petiditure- to ii-i t rtnin ihr depth nf water ami I
width nf the channel at Smith Pa-, Mi i--ippi I
river, and LMiiL'e th'' wah rs nf the 1i--!ippl
river and triliiH-tric. pa--rd. 'Hie M-natr
joint n-nlutin n for the udditioti nf ?lo.ihi to
the contiiiL'eiit fund of the senate fur witm -s
fees in the Damillr Investiiration, Mlth an
anieiiihiiriit pnvidini; that sum shall nnh lr
IVailalile fur tin rpen-es uf inestiLJatlolls
hrretuf'iri' nnlerrd. pa-ed. Mr. lintM-rt-nti, of
Kentlleky, fmill the romillitt ll cleetintH. rr-
purtid a ri'-iilullon unseatitii; T. l.nna. drlr
patr fri tn New Mrxiro, ail -fatim; in his
plarc F. A. Maiiauares. Manr.anares appeared
ut thr hamf tin- liuiise and took the oath.
Amnmr thr mrtiioriald prrsentrd in thr H-n-utr
( March ti) was nne hy Mr. ( 'uekrell, from
Ihr united l.ihor organization of St. l.oiiis, pro
tt'ftini; a'';iiti-t attempts nf emplojers a.- illus
trated t iv events in ( uiim etictit with irlass
Mowers and other trades, to nihiee the mm-pen-ation
nf Aiin-rieati lahor to h point on a
levr! with Ihe pauper lahornf Kiirope, and prav
tnir the pa--a'e(if hnvfto n -triet w hoh side
immiLrration. tendini; tn etfei t the reduction nf
Anicriean workinuineii. In present im; Ihr
memorial and moviii0; its reference to the eom
mittee on edtfcatinii and latmr, Mr. (ocknll
took i'ea-on to eoinineiid it to tin-serious
mn-lderatinii of that committer. Mr. Locaii
' ralhd up ihe hill futl'ndi:rd hv liimself uml rr
pnrtrd favoi ithlv from thr mmuiitteeou tinanee,
providing for refniidiii-: to l-'railry A IVwnr,
of ( hlenL'o. the sum of $l.y erroiieiiu-lv jiald
the I ' nil i d Slates. Some reft re nee tieinir made
to tlir Muallue-f of Ihr amoutil. Mr. oi;an said
WillH' j enple had thought that an ntijeetintl tn
eon-ideration of ronre-s of M1U tn return
inotiry to parties who paid it. This did not
wrill to lie i W llole-nine nlijeelion, Indeed, he
thullk'llt it thr speetal merit of the Mil. People
who were poor were as much entitled to thrir
jilfl ilues ;i thn-r who were rich. The hill
pa -'nl. Mr. Pendleton's hill, pruviillnir for it
(iy-tein if courts fur the rxereisr uf authority
conferred upon thr t'nitcd States, in places
nuMde their territory, pa-scd. A hill repnrtt d
hv Mr. Mander-on". fnun the eommittee mi
i lalnt-. appropriati'tiL' tHI.iMN) (n ( ol. Alhert
H. r.iuetv (or tin- invention and cim-rructinn
of a uiiieliinr for tetini; iron and steel, p;is-ed.
Thr hmi-e Went into the cuirmiittre of the
who!e mi the naval npprnprhitlnti hill. Mr.
( nlkii! moved. to iimeml the elaiisi' pruhihitfui;
idlieer- nn the retired ll-t from aeerptini; a
IMifilimi in the civil -erviee of ihr Tinted States
hy providim: that prohibition shall m t applj
to any otliei r ln ln-.v tlie rank of major in the
army ur i-otnmander in the navy who lui- heen
n tin d hy ream of wound- received in the ser
vice; adapted. The ennnnittee then rn-.r unit
reported the hill to the hoiifi1, mid ft was
pa ed- yeas. "J.V,; nay.-, While f Krnturky.
A hill appropriatintr f'MtiKi for thr enction
il a lire-proof huildini: for a hall of records
paf-ed the cnate ( March 7). Thr senate pan.-ed
the hill reported hv Mr. (hirhmd fnnn the
eomiuittrr ..n jiidirhtry, rntistitutinir a majority
nf the jiltiL'es of tlir suprrinr rotirt td Ihr
I'liited Slate-to lira quonnn of tlir Court in
stead of i judo's as heretofore. The hilt a!-u
prohibit the jti'L'e who heard a ease at the
circuit from sitting mi the sunn-me bench when
a case eoiin- up for appi ;il. The senate took up
for emi-idenitiow the bill r.rthe relief of the
heir- nf Maurice (irivut. The iill nmvides f..r
the n p.ntu; ut to the heirs of t.rivot hIkhU
('!. eontitutini: a bank tlepnit seized by
nnler nf (ietr ral It.mk-i in New t (rleaiis nn his
taking po-,es.-ion nf that city. Mr. ('miner
i-tlcnuoil-Iv opp.i-ed the bill, lipnii thr jjmund
that it was 'tin- ent riiur wrdu'e for a larsre nimi
InT of claim - of a r-imilarrhamrter. If eonurefs
eiiiiimeund to pay surli claims it Would In'
called upon in a voice it could nut misumler-'
t-t and, to -top it. A protracted debate en-ned.
nndthr uiolinn nf Mr. Infill t ml linitely
postpone Mas vuteildowu and the bill parsed h'v
4ti year to '.I 'na. Adiourned until Monday,
. . .'.In the hoii-'e. several ltlls nf a private na
ture were parsed.
The hnu-e (March s( bv a vote uf HMo p,7,
refused to an into committer to en-ider the
hfuided -wlii-kv bill. A favorable report wa
lllllile oil (he bill for t lie election of public build
lna" at Akron, Ohio ami. Dululh, Minuesoi;i.
chUdrvn, fln-d the hou; autl then shot hlmwlf
thnmh the heart. The Arc tn the house was
dlcoemlandexlinKuifhi'd Uforc Uc bodies
were consumed ur much damage resulted.
Iu a street tliiht at Wwhlnpton, I). C, prow
Ing out of a dlfhVuUy betwwn while uud eol
oml men, Frank Lantrston, a wn uf Vrofeosor
JohnM. I.antou, l ultcd States minister to
Ilaytl, sliot und ktlh-d .lunirs Six-nwr and Ber
lou'sly wounded. John i. Wllllaim, two
tntorf.
W. H. Oylrr.'uirrnt at Kansun C ity of the
Continental' Kasl Kreluht Hue, tcrinitmlcd
nn.tnielrd debauch hv shootini; the top of hut
head ofT with n fort v -four caliber hull-doir.
At Kastoii, Pa..' Hi'tijamin Keatly ulleinpled
Hi chastise hfit 17-ycar-old son, Harry, when the
hoy drew a revolver and shut hit father. Hurry
read novels.
The inquest al Wlnnctka, lib. as to the mur
der f Mr. mid MnOVillson resulted In a ver
dict that the evidence east (suspicion upon Seal
MeKeaU"Ue.
Frank Itande, the slayer of nine men, and
who n e. ntly made a nuirdermis assault mi his
keeper, suicided in his cell in the .lolh-t peni
tentiary. At Des; Moines, la.. Peter .h'hiison, a team
ster, killed Ids wife with n revolver, and after
ward slmt and killed himself. No niuw us-
sitrnnl. I
M. (. Vanllect. the euunty treasurer nf
Huron cnunty.'O., absennded lust Saturday.
His eafh aceount Is short fmui t((
(HM.
The pamater's othee uf the t'hlcaLXo. Itur
lintrbm an.HJuiney railroad, at ( hieau'o. wan
r"bl d or M7.tin).
1 A New York city raa picker, who wiw i ltcd
with rot 1 1 ii oranges by some buys, slabbed one
of them fatally.
The city uiar-hal of Wilmington. (., vvus
killed hv a dnnik' ii ii-om r. naim d Alfnd
Halhtrd.
It is aim. an that Ihe m.M.Ufhiiici's haiiLriil
an internal n v. nue infoiiuer in Kim d county,
Va.
At Mmrow. "(.. Pat. tl. Kennedy, fireman,
wa- killrd by.lacuh Forker, a IU year-old boy.
A Ito-tnii pawn ship wa- reeeidly phiudcnd
of feveral travs nf jewelry.
rvelproelly in eoinmereial relation! with the
I'hltcd States.
Xellla, who professed to reveal the nairnis of
the eaI of Leltrim to the iN'llee at (ireenock,
Seotlaud, has been adjudged insane and sent to
an abvluiu.
The pope has made a formal protest apiuist
the conversion by the government of real cstnte
owned by the Tropajianda into Italian rentes.
Joaquin I-imendox, director of the Havuuo.
Cuba, snvinpt bank eoumiittee, suleldcd, and
the bank has suspended pavnunt.
The United Stales consul at Birmingham ro
port that the foot and mouth disease Is In al
most every county in Km;land.
Mr. Spumeon, the London preacher, was lefl
a larc fortune by the lute Joseph Fool, of
Leicester.
A. M. Siithcrhuid, secretary of the province
of Manitoba, died oftvphold fever at Winnipeg.
A cabletrram from Home iinuouuces the death
of I'anllnall'amlledl Pietro, in his 7Hth year.
A dynamite cartridge exploded in the custom
house at Lyons, Frunee, killing an oillclal.
It is announced that the Black Flags are still
worrvlug the French in Toti(ufu.
The hill legalizing the I'ninu Methudlsl
Clmreh, of (.'auada, passed.
The (.'anadiau Pacltle railway loan bill parsed
thr Doiiiluimi parliament.
The (icriuun relehstag opened Ihursday.
A serlouB break has occurred in the levee fif
teen miles above New Orleans.
The New York republican state convention
will convene at L'tiea, April 23.
Marshall T. Polk, the defaulting state treas
urer of Tennessee, Is dead.
(ieneral Grant Is at Fortress Monroe, for a
ojoum of a month or so.
The Illinois democratic state convention will
convene at Peoria July 2.
The Khixto Island republican convention Is
willed to meet March 1W.
J. P. L'tHipcr, wholesiile and retail hanhvare,
New York, has failed.
The Ohio republican conventlou meets ut
Columbus April 'JJi.
There wore -MH failures in the I' tilled Slates
Ihe past week.
The w idow of John Brown, of Hariwr's Ferry
fame, is dead.
The Philadelphia Hood fund amounts tu al
most f,M,(W).
The national dug show opened at Cincinnati
Tuesday.
Vinton, la., struck oil. (i real excitement.
OUR ANCESTORS' NERVE.
MISSING LINKS
"Caiuilli!"
1 1 :ive
WASHINGTON. '
Secretary Folgcr, in replying to the house
resolution us to how much of the money now
In the treasury can In- applied in liipiidatinn nf
thr public debt without embarrassing thede
partiiient. says that after ruaklngall deduction!,
fttfupechtl funds, etc., and providing fur a re
serve fund, then remains as a tlnal result,
$7.5:H,'i1, which may he applied to any gv
eminent purpose, and lhat the best answer, of
what he conceives may be done in the way of
liquidation without einburrasMiiriiL Is, per
lnps, what he, in the use nf his Ust judtrment.
did nil the til st nf Kehniarv lat, vvlieii he called
for the redemption of .lo.uun.ino lu :t per cent
bonds payable May 1, lv-l.
Hepn scntatlve Nichols was instructed by the
house t'omniHtoe on militarv afTairsMo make an
adverse report on the hill providing for the per
petuation of the olliccs of general and lieuten
ant general of the army.
The house committee un invalid pensions has
agreed to report a hill to allow the widow of
(ieneral Frank P. Blair $.",iMiO und a pension
of ?V) per month for services rendered thr
union cause.
The seereliiry nf thr Interior Informs the
Be n ate that the 1'nlou Pacltle company has not
since March 3, lsf, made any mortgage or
pledge un proerty or earning contrary to law.
The senate committee on public lands lias
onlend a favorable report on the house hill
forfeiting the Texas Pacilie land grant iu New
Mexico, Arizona and California.
The house committee on commerce agreed to
report Representative Stewart's bill to n'gulnte
inter-state commerce and provide for the ap
pointment of a commission,
I' n til the delk-ieney appropriation hill shall
bo passed, JbT clerks in the census bureau are
suspended for lack of Hinds to pay their salaries.
The conference committee ou the resolution
to appropriate money for the Danville investi
gation failed to agree.
The reduction in the public debt for February
1b alMJUt frj,ouo,om
CRIME.
William McMillan, living near Huron, 0.,
wont home drunk the other night, and abused
Ills wife, who threatened to call in the neigh
bors for help. McMillun swore ho would kill
the flrst'mau who came to the house. Pres
ently George. Thompson, aged 10, appeared In
the door yard, having an errand at Ihe place
and Ignorant of the trouble there. McMillan
Mistaking !.hlm for another person, shot and
killed him, and then discovering his error, and
fearful of the conscfuenccs,tricd to Bhoot him
self, but'only succeeded in Inlm-tmg a trifling
wound In his side. McMillan was arrcBted and
jailed at Hunm. The next morning ho was
found dead In his cell. The coroner's verdict
was that he committed suicide by taking rat
- poison, which he managed to find.
A shooting affray occurred at Topcka Tues
day night; among the colored population, in
which Peter Uloodsol and Ucorge Blaekman
were shot by Isaiah McClary in bis own house,
west nf North Topcka. Blackninn died iu flT-
ten mluutea. Bloodsol was shot through the
left portion of the liver, and will die. The
trouble arose over MeClary's wife, who has
been rather intimate with Blackman for the
pAst six months. t
Johi (Ilascock, a well-known and influential
fanner of Fauquier county, Va,, living near
pelaplane station, on the Midland railroad, In a
tit of passion, supposed to have been caused by
jesJousy, murdered bis wife and tbrm mall
CASUAL.
1 John Bi.er. an engineer In the Inter-i Kean
Amiring mill-. North Topcka. met w ith an acci
dent the other morning which cot him his life,
Iu tning to arrange the belt?, mi a pulley when
the machiiicrv was In motion, he slipped hi;
fouling, fi ll onto the large ilv-w heel belt, which
whipped ihiin around the shafting and up
a,'ain-t the walls uf the building until nearlv
all llie .bon.-s fn him were broken. He only
lived a few hour-..
John Thomas, a brakeiuau on the Santa Fe
emigrant train wa suddenh killed Wednesday
morning at Wakaru-a station, twelve miles
south uf Topcka. He was turning on the
brake-, when the break -chain broke and let
him down between ihe cars. His body was
ru-hed to pieces. Thomas lived with his
mother j'.t F.mporia. lb had been working for
thr Santa Fe load about live years.
Father Sebaiib. of Indianapolis, Ind., a
Catholic priest, who contracted the small pox
by iiiliiiini-tcring IheliiJ-t sacrament to a dying
man. died hhnwlf thr other day at the pct-bmir-c.
In that city, where he voluntarily went.
He wa-about 'jti year old and n man of im-u-ual
ability.
Two passenger trains on the Ka.-t Teuncs-ee,
Virginia and Georgia railway collided near
Juliette, twenty miles from Macon. Kiigineer
Howdcii mid I-'nman Pruitt were killed, Fx
press Messenger Clowlii was badly hurt, and
one passenger had an arm broken.
The sm.w plow mi the St. Paul road struck a
sled containing a fanner named Si.-k, a son
aged nineteen, a married daughter and two
small children at Sibley, in. The son was In
stantly killed, the father fatally Injun d. and
the others slightlv injured.
Philip Matthews, of Honlelitown, X. J., swal-
lowed threr artitlrhil teeth aed has since been
unable to rat am thing. PlivMchius w ill cut
open hU stomach as a last resort.
Two Hpaua of aloii; wooden bridge on the
Wabash railroad, m ar St. Cloud Springs, were
destroyed by the. ami all trains are abandoned
between St. .lu-cph and Yibhanl.
Hew J. W. Fillsburv, pastor In charge nf the
MethodM Kpi-enpal' Church uf Mt. Sterling.
()., ha- bcemne a raving maniac over Ihe sub
ject nf saiietiticatlon.
By the breaking nf ii lucoiimihe wheel near
Astor, la., an engineer and tlremaii wi reln
slantlv killed, and a hrakemuti suffered the n.-s
ufbut h legs.
A cloud bui-l Friday morning at Florence,
Arizona. The water ran four feet deep in the
strut, causing a damage of 1IUXX). No lives
lo-l.
The opera house at Oil City, Pa., was totally
doidmyid by tire, causing a lusn of ?,')0,UH).
Several other building- were badly damaged.
By the wrecking of Ihe work train on the
Iron Mountain railroad, in Arkansas, two men
were killed and three severely Injured.
(icorgc Ii. Y"i, teller uf the Third Natimial
hank. St. Louis, was very badly Injured by
falling Ihmugh an open hatchway.
The Immense chemical works of Powers .v.
Wciglilman, al Philadelphia, were destroyed by
lire.
By a mine explosion near tiragoon Summit,
Arizona, one man was killed and one wmimled.
A collision occurred mar I'lalsiiiouth, Neb.,
in which several person were injured.
FOREIGN.
Seven hundred women and children have ar
rived at Suakim fmniTokar. Thr rebels mutil
ated Un- llntKh dead thai Ml inb their linmls.
The mariners ami sailors attached to (ieii. (Ira
ham's c:ptdition have returned to Trinkitat
and embarked for Suakim. 0-maii Dlgiua has
sworn to give battle. Lieutenant Uuyd, brother
of Clifford l.lovd, under secretary of the In
terior at Cairn, will present tu Oueell Victoria
the standard captured at Tokar.
thn
Teh.
Tweuty-
htinilnil rebel dead an- buried around
I he ( liincsc legation al Berlin has engaged a
rcw of t'lliecrs and men from the (icrman
merchant service, to take to Canton the new
Cliiii' sc corvette, Nather, built at Kiel. Bls
marklsiiut Inclined to interfere with the ar
rangement, as France and China are not at
war, and the corvette Is not maniifd from the
(Icriiian government service.
Wiidiliugton, the rreneh ambassador to Kti-
gland, has been summoned to Paris to confer
with Premier Ferry In regard to the proposed
Anglo-Portuguese treaty regarding the trade
and navigation on thr Congo, and also iu re
gard to Sir F.vyln Barring's scheme for linan
elal reform In Egypt,
(ieneral (iordmi sent back for money, and
iM.tHHI w as forwarded to him from Cairo. The
English agent at Massowali Is organizing an
Abyssinian contlngenttooperate on Khartoum.
The sheiks of several trlties offer to desert
Osman Dlgma and assist the English If well
paid.
A dynamite plot has been discovered at
Pcstli, where the police seized several pack
ages of explosives. Eighty-three susjiccted I
iersons In France are being closely watched !
A son of O'Donovun Hossa and Joseph Brady
are living In Paris.
A battle ut Bue-Nlnh Is Imminent, (ieneral
Millott has crossed the Red river tu effect a
junction with (ieneral Ncgrler, and another
French column Is advancing to the north to cut
off the retreat of the Chinese forces.
2 The pope has refused to receive the Bavarian
Prince Leopold and wife, because of the anoma
lous position of the holy see and the ambigu
ous posltii m thereby created for Cat In die princes
visiting Home.
Advices from London say Nellls, the Irish
Informer, who surrendered to the (ireenock
police, and professed to give the names of the
murderers of the carl of Lei trim, is licllevcd to
be a limn tie.
A majority of the French committee examin
ing Into Uiu question of American pork impor
tations favors the appointment of oillcers to In
spect hog product on Its arrival In France.
1 A suit for 910,0(10 for breach of promise and
seduction has liecn commenced at Winnipeg
against (Jeorge H. McDougnll, superintendent
of the Canadian Pacific railway telegraph.
For advocating assassination through the
columns of socialist newspapers In Paris, a
man named Murphy was fined 1,000 francs and
sentenced to six month's imprisonment.
A cablegram from Havre annouuees the
presence of thirty Irish-Americans, and says
close watch Is kept over a dynamite factory be
tween Amiens aud Boulogne.
A dwelling occupied by Charles Conn at
Three Rivers, Canada, was consumed by Are.
Two children, aged four and two years, per
ished in the flames.
Twelve members uf the Canadian parliament
b,ave expressed themselves In favor of the widest
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Santa Fe company lias decided to es
tablish hospitals along the line at various
points. The hoard of directors have had the
matter under consideration for sonic time and
have promised In advance $50,000 for the pur
pose, but In order to provide a hospital income
a fund for the maintenance of hospitals will
then be donated every mouth from Ihe salaries
f all employes, beginning April I. The sums
re hen slated: Employes receiving $K) per
mouth or less will pass JTi cents per month to
the fund: those receiving from ?W to ?00 per
un nith, ;tA cents: from fM to $100 per month,
is i rents : frutn 3100 to t'jw) per month 1 ; all
rccrlvluj; over fJUO per month will pay $! each
to the fnnd. The deduction will Ik-made hy
the paymaster and paid over to the treasurer
of the hospital association. A company will
be f trnied and incorporated, known as the
Atchison Hallway Employes' association.
Sevt nil banks in New York and elsewhere
have untitled Treasurer W'yuian that, in ease
they cannot receive 1 aud ?'2 notes in exehaiwre
for national bank notes scut to the treasury for
redemption, they will accept standard silver
dollars. This action has caused a slight move
ment of that coin. Two installments of iS.'j.OOO
each of silver dollars were recently shipped to
New York In redemption of undiluted bank
notes.
Missmiri Is making rapid progress in wealth
ami indu-trial matters. The statistics for last
war have just been imidr public, from which
it appears that the taxable property In the
ate was 'l.l. tbt. an increase nf ?o.WU71
over the valuation of lw, and $M,.V.tNX) over
that of v1. The state taxes collected last
year amounted to :t,:H"i(:(('s.
Boston capitalists have liiverdud m.:00
In the Mexican Central road, the government
granting a subsidy of $ft.iH)0 per mile. Fres
nillo. where the divisions were joined Saturday
is 750 miles from the American border, ami
!7.-fro!ii the City of Mexico.
The two leading glass works of St. Louis
have lighted their tires ami others will soon M-1
low. The works at, Alton, 111., have also started
up. This gives employment to more than one
thousand men who have been idle for several
months.
An application has been received at the post
ofllee department for the appointment of Miss
Lizzie Nutt as postmaster of 1'iilmitown, Pa.
She is a sister of young Nutt recently acquitted
at Pittsburg on the charge of murdering Dukes.
A report submitted to the Cincinnati chamber
of commerce by Superintendent Newell shows
that the whole number of hogs packed there
the past year was :H'C,4"d. a decrease of "i0,'.Ml,i
compared with the previous year.
The Const didated Paper company, of Chicago,
with liabilities of $"7,000. made an assignment
to Harlan P. Trarv. It holds 0.000,000 pounds
of w rapping paper, which will imt at present
be thrown on the market.
The 1' idled States Brcwers's association has
rit'UCsted Its members tu make out lists of
voters In their employ, ami also give the names
uf those who have neglected Intake out natural
feat ion papers.
itev. Dr. Poms Chuke, an aged Congrcga-
tiotialist. died Saturday in Boston. UYv. Dr.
.1. S. Canlvvcll has resigned a pastorate in
Massachusetts to lake charge of The Vnievral-
ixt at hieago.
Suits for criminal libel have Ikcii entered
ugaiiisl the editors of the Ji'quibUfnii-Stuml'ml
by It. II. Acklin and Lawrence Knot Is, mem
lit is of the jurv that acoiilttcd Dukes, at I'nloii
town, Pa.
Ept rimeuts are Mug made In w York
willi a ttlcphmie apparatus invented by a
Michigan man. which it Is expected can be
i utilized for talking across the ocean.
Luke Blackhurn. i-x-govcnior uf Kentucky,
i ahuiil hi establish at Louisville an asylum
for inebriates and lunatics, the city having
b ased a building fur the liihtltulinn.
A deputation of Italians from New York
placed a marble tablet over the tlnor nf the
lmue at Clifton. L. I., w here (iarihaldi was in
exile from t tu ls-Vt.
The total production of iron and steel rails
in this country last year was 1,.tbo,b'.M net tons,'
a falling off of 'jo per cent compared with Ihe
production nf 1hvJ.
The cotton exchange of (ialvcston unani
mously adopted resolutions urging Tcas con
gressmen to oppose Ihe furlher coinage of sil
ver dollars.
The Kansas Cilv medical college, says the
Jourmif, has sent forth sixteen vuung doctors
and one dentist to experiment mi a til ie ted hu
manity.
The death of William Hayden, of Pab-rsoii,
N. .1., from pneumonia, was followed in seven
minutes hv that uf his wile from heart disease.
Hon. Amos Morrill, ex judge of the Cultcd
Slates court for the eastern district of Texas,
tlied Vt dnesday at Austin of heart disease.
The Bed river flood Is at a stand at Shreve
port. For UXl miles above and Ih-Iow the city
the river plantations arc overflowed.
The coinage at the Philadelphia mint or
February aggregated I, ITU. W0, of which
UHMKK) w as standard silver dollars.
A bill has passed the Hhodc Island legisla
ture forbidding the location of a dramshop
within -100 feet of a school-house.
The city assessor of St. Louis has completed
his report. It shows an increase lu the valua
tion ainountfngto$'J0,700,0iN).
The seventeenth annual convention of Ihe
Woman's Suffrage association liegan at Wusl
Ington, D. C, Tucsduv.
(icn. It. H. Mackenzie is to be placed on the
retired list, there being no doubt that he Is
hopelessly insane. r
Among other bequests, Hon. L. J. Knowles,
of Mas-aehiiselts, gives 5,000 to Washburn
college, Topcka.
Hon. K. H. Funstnn's majority In the Sec
ond Kunsas district, has reached 0,01',', and Is
still growing.
Hon. Kennctt Itaynor, solicitor of the treas
ury, died at the National hotel, Washington,
Wednesday.
Dr. Robert Coleman, medical insjieetor of the
confederate army of Northern Virginia, Is dead,
aged 54.
In the common pleas court at Philadelphia,
Mrs. Carrie Kllgore was refused admission to
the bar.
Edward I). Payne, brother of the senatoB
elect, died Wednesday at Cincinnati of par
alysis. Lieutenant Sehmetze, of the Siberian expe
dition, was given a reception at St. Louis Thursday.
DetricK & Co., dealers in hags and twine at
San Francisco, have failed. Liabilities IW0,-000.
The strict prohibition bill passed the Iowa
legislature and was signed by the governor.
Two San Francisco women horsewhipped a
hvwvcr because he snubbed tbem at a ball
The Massachusetts state democratic conven
tion will convene at Worcester April 30.
The Rhode Island democratic state convoa
Hon Is called for Wednesday, March 19.
The remains of General Ord were Interred tn
Oak Hill cemctcrv, Washington, D. C.
Great dissatisfaction Is reported among the
window glass blowers at Pittsburg.
The Northern Pacific has purchased twelve
locomotives at a cost of $129,880.
Gcorgo.W. Brown, builder of New York city,
has assigded. Liabilities 88,000.
Tho Iowa republican state convention will
convene at Dc Moines April 80.
General James P. Morehead,
! dtlzeg of PtJtBhurif, f Is del,
Ihimas' rijrhts iti
realized !?Hio,tK)t.
Cliican mortality lat week was 201
against 17Uin Ikh;!.'
There are submarine telegraph
cables now at work.
Five suicides a day was the average
in New York last week.
Of the .L'.'J7-',0tn sent abroad to dale
Ibis year, SlMjiIUHHI was in silver.
eSnsitur rhilettis Sawver, of Wiseon
sin, has property valued at .;,Olj0,(jX).
The largest Ilax oil mill in the world
is being creeled in Sioux Cilv. Iowa.
A (Johlsboro, N.C., man is collecting
i peck of niekles as a penalty for a lost
het.
New York hasa live-tliousand-jrullou
water-tank on wheels in the dry goods
district.
An Inlifnaiional Imposition will he
opened at Huda-I'esth, Hungary, on
.May I, IKHo.
A factory with facilities for making
UHU'iMi wooden dishes per day is to he
erected in t hattanooga, I enn.
. If the railroad travel of the United
States were equally apportioned, ev
erybody would have ridden 114 miles.
In a Chinese city when a man goes
out after dark lie carries a paper lan
tern with his name ami address upon
it.
New York has lO.tliH) cigar makers,
and the aggregate amount of wages
gained by them last year was smoo,
nto. Credulous people in New Knglatid
are still searching for the treasure sup
posed to have been buried bv Captain
Kidd.
H. H. IMant, the leading railway ami
steamboat manager in Florida, is put
down by Henry AV. (irady as worth
j .lll.(MMIJHH.
The will of Kahili (r. Sellew, of New
J ork, is to be contested because it
gives si.zikmhiu to ins nephew, and
lisinherits ms brothers aim sisters.
Kight hundred rag dealers gather
?7f)iJMM) worth of rags annually in
New York. The cotton rag tind of the
United States is worth ?J2.0hi.ihm) per
ami u in.
A statue of Apollo, which is said to
lie a line one, was found recently in
Rome outside Ihe I'orta San Lorenzo.
The height is one metre and eighty
centimetres.
A weddintr parly of thirty-live nion.
women and children was crossing the
River Thciss. in Hungary, about three
weeks ago, when the iee suddenly
broke under them and the entire com
pany, without: exception, was drowned.
The part of 'Hamlet'1 was played in
a St. Petersburg theater two weeks
airo bv a yotmi; Armenian actor named
Admiani, who spoke his native lan
guage. Russian actors, as a rub1, an
adepts in foreign tongues, but Admi
ani out them to confusion.
The cheapness of maize, according
to the PkII Mull iinsstU lias lately
made lhat article very eocriuniical feed
for horses and stock. The London
(ieneral Omnibus company consumed
in. -lKt tons of maize during the last
half year, and only 27 Ions of oats.
Near Itudtdfshehu, in Austria, an
entire family, consisting ot a father,
mother and three children, was suflb
eated to death recently through some
fault in the draught of the stove. Two
4 if them were alive when found, but all
attempts tu rcMore lliein to con.ciotts
ness failed.
The mortality iu twenty large Kng
Hsh towns averaged during a recent
week I'd.:) per Limit. Derby and Car
dilT made the best showing, their per
cent am beinir IU. That of Liverpool
was 111, lhat of London ', thai of Man
chester and that of Ldinour
Oldham's was the highest,
The Secret of Their Unusual Vigor Explained
and Uow It con be Acquired.
There, was something about tho
sturdy vigor of former generations that
challenges the admiration of every
man, w oman and child. The were no
epicures those ancient fathers. They
lived simply, und successfully met and
overcome dilliculties that would havo
discouraged this ago and generation.
The rigors of tho frontier were supple
mented by tho savages; wild beasts
threatened their enterprise und pov
erty was ft common companion. Yet
they bravely encountered and resisted
all those things and laid the founda
tions of a land whoso blessings wo now
enjoy. Their constitutions were strong:
their health unsurpassed and yet they
were forced to expose themselves con
tinually. Thero certainly must have
been some good and adeipiate cause
for all this and for the physical su
periority of that age over the present.
It is well known to everyone con
versant with the history of that lime
that certain home compounds of
strengthening iiualilies were used al
most universally by those pioneers.
The malarial evils and exposures to
which they were subjected necessi
tated this. When their bodies become
chilled by cold or debilitated by Ihe
damp mists of a new country they
were forced to counteract it by the use
of antidotes. Medicines wefe few in
those davs, and doctors almost un
known. Hence the preparations above
referred to. From among the number,
all of which were compounded upon
the same general principle, one was
found to he more cllicicnt aud hence
far more popular than all the rest. It
was well known through the middle
and western states and was acknowl
edged as the best preparation for ma
larial disorders and general debility
then known. The recipe for. eoni-
jiouiuling this valuable article was
handed down from one family -and
generation to another, was known to
the Harrison family and is used as the
basis and general formula for the pres
ent. "Tippecanoe," the name being
siiirgcstcd bv the battle in which (ien
eral Harrison was engaged. The man
ufacturers have thoit-ughly invested
this subject iu its minutest details,
and are certain that for mal-assimila-tion
of food, dyspepsia, tired feelings,
general debility, prostrations, malarial
disorders and humors in the blood,
nothing can exceed in value "Tippe
canoe,' which was the medicine of
our forefathers and seems destined lo
be the most popular preparation of
the day.
"Tippecanoe" is prepared and given
to the public by Messrs. H. II. Warner
& Co., of Rochester, N. Y., proprietors
of the famous Warner's Safe Cure,
which is now the most extensively used
of any American medicine. The well
known standing of this house is a sulli-
cicnt guarantee of the purity and
power ot this preparation which seeks
to banish one of the greatest banes of
the nineteenth century mal-ussimil-ation
of fond. Any one who experi
ences trouble of digestion; who feels
less vigor than formerly: whose sys
tem has unquestionably "run down"
and who realizes the necessity of sonic
strengthening ionic cannot all'ord to
permit sii'-li symptoms to continue. If
the fanner finds that his thrashing
machine does not separate the grain
from the straw he realizes that some
thing is wrong and tries to repair the
machine. When the food does not sus
tain the life; when it fails to make
blond; when it causes the energy to de
part and ambition to die, it is a certain
sign that something is wrong and that
Ihe human machine needs reparing.
It is not a ipiestion nf choice; it is a
question of duty. You must attend to
your health or your sickness and noth
ing will sooner mei-conic these evils
than "Tippecanoe," the medicine of
Mrs, Brown ou "Social Trestle
What is my opinion on social pres
tige? Social prestige is a good thing
to have in the family. shall not deal
with that social prestige which comes
of long acquaintance, but that Which
is new, und which may be termed a
"good seud-ofl'.M I know of one occa
sion, when 1 visited a certain summer
resort, going thero unknown except
to one or two persons. It so happened
that one of these was an ex-governor
of the state, but I did not see him until
a day or two after my arrival. I met
several persons, but w as merely bowed
lo. When tne coventor retmneu l
took dinner al his table w ith several
distinguished persons and thereafter if
1 were not one oi the lionesses ut mat
resort, it was only because I Until t
want to be. On another occasion, 1
know of a young man who attended
a fashionable church as u stranger, and
he remained iu that condition without,
as far as he knew, a single person ask
ing who he was or caring to know.
One day. however, he accompanied
one of Ihe prominent ladies of Ihe
church to her pew, and therefore no
end of questions came in as to who
ami what he was and so lortn. iNow.
I don't object to Ihfs making of social
prestige, because an objection could
not be sustained, but it docs seem to
me that merit should be reconi.cd
without having some one of intlucncc
to boost it into prominence. The
trouble is that the average run of peo
ple are afraid to tako up any person or
idea or new thing, until some one ot po
sition has set the stakes and then thev
follow like so many sheep. It does
not speak well for Ihe mass of people,
but custom has almost made it a vir
tue. Mt rrmnt TntViUr.
"I'kicki.t Asn Ritteiis" Is an unfnillnu; spc
cltie for 1 1 complaints arising from a denirure
tnetitof the functions of the Liver. It purities
the blond und lnfnsi new life into flit' fttvnlid.
Pains In the side, "eiiend unc-iilncss. 1o.sk of
iipl'dite, hentlHehe, bilious attack, tfce., tVc,
are Mire llidieatinns that ii corrective Is needed.
"I'Klt Kl.v Asll iliTTKlfs" is eaiH'eiiillv inhihteil
fur thene euniplniiils. t arouses a torpid liver
li actiun ana restores it to a heuiuiy condition,
have'-MMI
B1WERS
Ilu majority vftht ilti of Of human
tody uri from a drangmcni of Uf
Liver, affecting both UMBtomaihani
towel in order to offeot a euro, II ll
H.Mttary to remove tho ytUM. Irregw
lar ant BluggUh action of tho Boicetr,
Eeadaeho.SUkneitat tho Stom(teh,Patn
in tho Hark and Lotn,otc.,tndicato thai
tho UvorU at ftlult,and tliatnaturore
quires atHotance to enable this organ fo
tlirow offimpurlttt.
prickly At IHtterswo?iofHv
compounded for thlapurf on. Theyart
mild in their action anil rtfVrflH) a$ a
cure i are pleasant to the tain Andtekcn
entity by both children and ctt.'nf If To
hen according to directions, they are a
eafe and pteaeant euro for Dyspel9f n.
General Debility, IInliltii.il Cou.
mipatloD, llpi.accJ MkUicyu,
etc., etc. -difllllooil I"uriHur I'"i
are superior to any otlur wctllcinei
elncmln; the rystcm thoroughly, ani
imparting new llfeandentryy to theinm
i!tii. It tea medicine aiul not an
tutoxlcatlaic bctera-je.
AS( (DDI DRDQQIST ft I FSISSIT ASH (OTiSS,
rwcKU ash tnm console raOTrras
0L IoiUJ tiid tfanw City, tltfc
T MUSICAL WONDER.
Stir. A H WnntlOtlO H.,
DR. HENDERSON, , ESTSE
IS jri-.ir. piwwr-
UO. I U Id CiiictiTk
ArrttuwiHci trr thfl tstiitQ (0 Ire
Clirnpic, Nervuat n.l IT.w Ul
earn: Ailhmt K1lenf. Ittiuiimi11m.
Pile, '1 nne-worm, Urinary mil iitfo
iift), bKM'AL UKHIUIT '
cunxi, fco tojurtiw nwmkin.1 V""
frvin bntlnfM. All inwlicnw ton.iMw.-wn , w
patients tt tlirtanoa. Consul wi Ion in ami "
lint-call or write. Aw nwl eiperiema r lHiptrtiMlt
A BOOK for both wxf-iilusiraU'd-ftixJ el'V-Hir m
oilierthinffcnleAkdforlwoW.Mmr. Mr Mweuiu
iSDuwopiu. Uoun:iia.m.Ui;i.nL-Sauaijiii Wu-
mm
DR. FOOTE'S original methods
IIIT1 I'VPiv1 Mailt; Nw ultliimt ilim- '
UL1J hi tO i,.rj, mi-.lUlnr or !..... II ft II T
RI1Pll'llRP,:"n'',H" "" n U 111 u
11 Ul 1 UlllJ ,1,11,11111"! ml'
DUTMTIQ I Curi'tl willuiut rullini;;
rDllllUulU nc . i,:,inl,'.. infr, nr,'.
K'T'DUIl 11 ? infinity, t tf., niuerii
hJjllV U U 0 rntionnllriMliiii ul.
A,wrDr.E,B.F00TEi7i,N.Y.City.
il
( Five
pamiililrti
Hlp.each.)
a luf.oi.bKSTMIllHi v'K iNTiimvom.n j
P 9 . . . . . aiLiilIIU
CELEBRATED EVE WATE
Til l iirtirii' is n rnn- j "M " e .' .
cIhii'h prr'rlintim. ml ha lf ' ii'"Miini use ff
m-:-rlv u et-ni ui v.niol tmltt lil.Hiin.UnKlhe many other
ni,'mi.ill..iiMliiillio' l..'.iiliiir.'lM,r.lii.1ti.hemiiK
i tho .! i-f iiliHi'l''lsfit'Miiiii y liit'reaitVi. If
(liMii;tiii'nilH'Mieiitit ati.iiiijf tSklaiiititiHni!rli
Joti.i L.. TltniMi i, ;-..n- tr l o., 1 rov, H. i .
IRE FITS!.
tmJ Mi-1
r,,l i-uic. 1 i't" Hi'
rr I'.tl.l.INU SU'Bn
tcru'ilv M P'l-i' III"
f. li.'il Mli-i
l-r
i -.ii i, I nn'.ii n i ,i'H-
1 1 i ll's. i;i n.i:rr
,; '!;ntv. I van But ntf
Itui'iuitO (.lurli tri
rMns; iirilin. fTnl ft
l.'ll.i ft ny Itilalllliia
Ollrt:. ll f 'MJ JiiU
ilvHrl Ft..wYorl;.
i.cTtxr-i. r-nHnji. n-,ni TATlt U!AM,
IIP. Mil THIS" I MIII.MI'.
- ! i 'I.I. WirnUiU 1 J0ifc AlUlie !
. .it.l...,'r.ftli)rta
I'itakl milvnMiTi i wilt grj
liiM.lllMriA. k. V.'
THIS WflW
The Tuseulotisu. Alii., viirn mill:
spindleK ruunfiiLr.
If there ever was n opectflc for nnv one coin
iilatnt then I'lirtrr'ii Little Liver are a mic-
citlc for sick headaehi', ami everv wmnan shuiiiil
know thU. ihov are nut onlv n imsitivi
hut a pure preventive If taken when the nji
pruiieh Is felt. Carter's Little Liver rill net
tlireetly on the liver ami bile, and tn this ivnv
remove the niuse of dUease without llrt niiik
itiu' yiu sfeli hy a weakeufnt; nurije. If you try
tht in yull Will not In! di-iiip pointed.
riles! TIIps! Hies!
Sure cure fur Hlind, Uleedim; ami Itching
Tiles. One In it hat eured the worst vim-n nf
".'0 years hindinir. X one need HiflVr live
miiiutes' alter u-mi; WilHam'ji Indian Pile
(li'itimnt. It atisiijl--. tiimor, allays Ilehln.l,
net- as ii putiltiee, irive.s Instant relief. Pre
pared unK fur oil- s Itehim: ol private parts
li.'thlntri-Ui-. Mailed fur si.
t'iiv.M;ii Mkhii ini: Co., CU-vcland, Ohio.
6i?Piano & Organ,
a in mi ner
lint pei-HiTis
who Intra
Imtl no In-
(Irent Kxclteinent.
The label mi every hottle of the ijcimlnft Al
len's "Iron Toiife iiltiT," hears the Hrnaltiro
of . I. p. Allen, St. lMt:l, Minn. This' is the
article that has eau.-ed si nun ll exelteincnt, on
aeeount uf the treat eure it has pcrforined un
peri-uns hiilferim: fur vears with Dvspepsla,
I'urpfdltyof the Liver und Impurities of the
Hlood.
tlio past u safe .
ami u tianinti't'
future1.
uai'il tor t hi
f ht-allli
1'opuhiv Science.
; tin- vour ls:t tin-
jiresent
fur tbo
Sit'llli'll:
'I h Exhibition f Tiwbiy.
The lirst iw. fairs wens inter
nut tonal. I'rincu Albert is rrcditi'il
with having snrsleil the jfrcul ex
position whit'li was held in London.
was tin- J-xpnsitioii ut fans m
Since then the tendoiiev h:is been to
ward special fairs, international, it is
true, hut ennlined to a certain class of
articles. Hence, wo have had electric
and fishery exhibitions, cotton fairs,
such as tliat al Louisville; railroad
material fairs, like the really remark
able one held in Chicago, and at last
accounts there is under wavjn London
a Marine and Mechanical frnrinccrihg
and Metal Trades Exhibition. Some
interesting statistics have recently
been published about the importance
of the iron and steel manufacture in
lireat Britain. It seems that the exports
of iron and steel amounted to over
.t2(Kt,()(),(HlU. The exhibition ii
tended to illustrate the "'"antic
engineering trade typilied in these
extraordinary thrure.s. It dos sc
with regard to the branches of ininino;,
metallurgy, casting, t rging, rolling,
hydraulics, pneumatics, workshop
tools, railway and tramway work,
bridge, roof, and girder work; electri
cal, telegraph anil sanitary engineer
ing; machinery lor the treatment of
raw produce, and marine, and military
engineering, i hesu special expositions
are now being fretpiently held in diller
ent parts of tho civilized world, and
they are great educational agencies
for the spread ot technical Knowledge.
A comparison of similar projects from
rival nations stimulates a wholesome
competition in tho production of the
best and cheapest articles. IkmonsVs
Monthly.
The Life of Seeds.
The following! table gives the dura
tion of the germinating power of the
various seeds:
u hen vim vlelt or leave New York City save
H -ir ie. Express 'tie and C.irriaire Hire, nml
etop at CUWlirNloN HOTEL, oppuMle
(iiand Central Defo . (KHI elegant rooms,
tilted ii at a cost of imi! million dollars, re
tin 'e d to $' und upward peajday. European
I'hiti Klevttor. Het.t an rant Mipplied with
th it-r-t. Horse earn, ht aired nud elevated
r .iliuads to all depots. Families ean live hct
ler fnr less money tit the (ir.tnd Union Hotel
th.Mi at ii y ot Iter li rut -el ass hotel In the city.
roi' TIlATTl'ltltlllliK COLM
of eonsiiiii) iuii foinnierifi'H with a
. --Kververice
ciimti, ttrt'ft'
finii' tl liy liavimr taken cultt, whirh if itlluwrd to
run it- euiirsi' will r-ni'ii wurk ils way ititu tlie nir
iinssiiueh inn! l hen lot m iiiil's. ll nut ele-ek'H hy
oi'iue Mieh vidimltle eoiiidi remedy iih Kii-Kii'i'i
hXTU.M T Of I Alt AND WILD UKUHY. Whiell w
imrivull'-d for nil dineiiKu uf thti tltnuit mid
limLf. Save tlamiemiiH hih'IIh of hiekntH anil
exp'-nsive tliielur'it hills hy liikimr thiw valuable
mt uiein;1 m feaMiii. ahu yuur uriij-Kiwi ittr u.
Seed. Venn. Seed. Yearn.
Artichoke, good for. .5 Lettuce fi
AspaniffUB 4 Maize.... 2
Bussella 3 Melon 5
Biittll Muntanl 8
Beans, parden fi Nasturtium 5
Beans, French. . .'2 to A Onions . . , ii to 3
Beet ft Okra 1
Burnet 3 l'arsnlp 2
Cabha-rc 5 Parsley B
enrduon 7 Fens 4 to a
Carrot 7 Pepper tt
Cauliflower 5 Potatoes..! 8
Celerv 7 Pcnsnllne 5
Cbcrril 2 Kudlsh 5
Chicory ,..8 Hampton 4
CornBtdad 4 Khuharb 6
Cress, garden 5 Salsafy 5
Cress, water 4 Savory 1
Cucumber. B 8arcorus..... 8
Dandelion. I Horrell B
E(rir Plant 7 Spinach 5
Kudlve.. R Strawberry 8
I Fenuel fi Thyme 3 to 8
(jounls 5 Tomato 5
Leeks 2 Turnips 2
Ihiriu
Itndliers litteil. or eonmii'lieeil to lit
the olirtric lilit in twcnt steamships
Ihe fotal number nf lamp wa over
-l.iKii), or more than $K pel' vessel on
the avoraire.
Caiuille Kliinniiarinii, the well-known
French astronomer anil nietooroloinst
joins his authuritv to the theory which
explains the red sunsets by the jrreal
voleante eruptions in ami around Javii
Tlie place now bein taken by stc
plates and anirles in the lintish nianu-
iaetures is shown bv the fact that.
whereas in lHT'.l the sleel-built vessel
on the Civile amounted in onlv IH.ihhi
tons, iu 1SS2 thev reached lus.'JM, ami
iu Lsh;1 l-J'i.tiol. out of a total nf liiiiooii
tons.
It, says Dr. inntskt. the avera
temperature of non-smokers were ret
resented by I.IHH), that of moderate
smokers would be I.OUK, and while Ihe
heart in the former case was making
I ooo pulsations, iu the latter it would
beat 1.10 times. If is to the latter
ell'ect, lie thinks, that the danger of
tobacco smokiiitr is due.
Some of the mines from which the
inhabitants of hruHnml in the sloiic
aire obtained Hint for their weapon:
ami implements may still be traced
Their ure is estimated bv Mr. S. ). IV
Skertebly to be no) less than -l.tdiO
year
Luminous ereatnres are probably
mud) more numerous than isjxeneraliy
supposed. Aeeordinto IVofessor V.
t'ollinwood, every class of animals
except that of birds includes represen
tatives which, under certain circum
stances and conditions, have been
proved capable of giving out light.
Mons. Kriehsen, of Copenhagen, has
produced from asbestos an enamel for
walls, pipes, ete., which resists the ac
tion of tire, water, frost and oxygen.
The coating material is prepared by
powdering the asbestos and mixing it
with soluble salts such as silicate, of
potash and mineral or other colors
which properly combine with silicic
acid.
For irnnding circular saws, M. Du-
gonsjon, of Paris, replaces grindstones
by disks cast with a v groovo on the.
periphery lined in lead. I'tiiven.eu
tlints or (piartzose sand and water are
allowed to drop during the operation
of grinding, which is thus accom
plished more speedily and consequent
ly more economically than the usual
process with grindstones.
There is now holng made at a Liver-
ool sugar works tlie largest boring
litherto attempted by a single bit.
The upper part of the bore is two feet
ten inches in diameter, reducing to
two feet six inches, at which diameter
it is proposed to drill to a depth of
1,000 feet; or through tho red nand
stone. Tho cast-stuel boring appliances
weigh one and n half tons. A Hut
hemp rope sets the drills in motion.
For a cold in the head, there Is nothing so
good as Plso's Kemedy for Catarrh.
The sua holds 60,000,000,000,000 tons of salt.
Should tho sea bo dried up there would be a
deposit of Bait over the entire Imtlom 430 feet
deep, and If the salt were spread on the land It
would cover H wo iect deep.
PurtCod'LivorOH mnde from selected ltvftrs,
on the soa-ahore, by Caswell, Hazard, A Co.,
flaw York. It it abftolQtaly Dors and bwrpL
Fntlents who tuvro onco taken ft prefer It to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior to
(my outer uuo 111 uii nm,,
I inn nnn-bi'llcvcr lu Patent Medicine?, hut
liiivinir rx'u ni'titvil iniirlit d rrliff from Nasal
Ciiturrti ;iim1 hnarrin .is hy the use of Fly's
Crram U;i!m, 1 ran reeonmirud it to those
nlTiriir: frniii I hi p. lniitliMiiiit' ininjihilnt ami to
tliusi- alllit ii tl w itli lnmi M iu'ss or stiiiai;i of
the tlimut mi iiniiMViinr to shmrr ami elerny
iiit n. I.ocisr, I. lini.i.ii's, H'.'S N. Y. Ave.,
N. V,, Wahinirtnii. II. C. (Price Wci-nts.)
tlifl iut ( fi'il'irtiiiUL- uiu
mj, itilpr fiw inlnm.M nlmTvatn-n, j.Kiy n iic of
raiwifl unmi 1'iunn, oriMti, r nny iiiMtiiinent lumns n
krr-t-onl. Tim tiuiv nvem In lie inmilihU-, bill for jiroof
Hint ll i BiTi)iri!i-liVi it h onW ind'vmiry to jnoetirpft
It-w pitw ut music printi-ii in ticfU'ilanct with Mr IMI
on yti,tn Thenrriiiici'DitH.t of lln tmtPH in n nimjile
ftml o pwiIt romiiri'lii'inli"! tlisl ftii nlnl'l nf ni'liintty
inU'lli'Iflicc rnn nt Otii-n umliTftiiii'l tlif wlioli" ) -l--iil,
mi. I i.!av nnv ( IKp jm-j-hIhi uir- t.v nn or Hclit, wilh
ota STI IV, IMtKVIOI'S Pit A( Tt( 'ir
tnimti-HllMlt'til i.i. (',. nf Mu-ii- )iv iiiiI1.ini Aii-
drt-M CIIAS, A. filTl lir.I.L, 513 Klui st SI. LouU, Mo.
. rf:vni tmilN
;YTKEEflttl
OS!
"IB.
A Spociflc for
l:i!!l.l:lsv-
i? Kris.'s-r.v'iTi:
;
Ilili.lsJI,
IU'll'M t:TIXfl,
kii itiiriu,
u i vi; s i: v i r,
IT.1.V 11I.OOU
IHSFASI'.K,
1 YS IT. I'd i A,
NrHYOlNNKaM,
C!( Ii HKMIAI IIU
11! ATISM,
:i:i;vor.
w j: a k n i:hs,
NKIIVIH '
PIMISTIIATHIN,
lll.dlMIIIMtKS
IIIMnl'NNEKH, rilHTIVKSiKKM, lilllSLJ
J 1IOL lll.KS and all IK1IEUIII.A II I J ll 4.
fir 1.50 PEn BOTTLE XT lmrGMffTS. JtJ
ile Dr. S. 1, Riflunom MtJ. Co., Prop., St. Joseph, Mo.
Correspondence Iretty answered 1'liy.l, hina. (66)
ARE YOU RUPTURED?"
P" ELASTIC TRUSS
e V;Tt rr--WHli;ts a l'utl tliilrrent frum all
-id-'Pi' .-J am. nir. bIioho. with Botf.
li SCNSlBLri'
tOfi XI muse M
3 AdjustlnK Iln.il 1 n center, wUpta
I ItscirtoullrKiiltiniiof UipUmIV
iwiiiio-llm ball In tho ctip
presses dqck mo inToa-
rinna multti thn f incur- Wltfi lluhL UH
il.iiti. ll isi'x-v.ilni-nlitc nml rhrni!. Hunt by -nail. CiP
cularafrti.'. LUUSTU!! TKlSIt I'U., tiki, UL
IT. 23 7V AHDI
IV i' will nnv Hit' nlmvfl rt'ivniil for
sny rnup ot ItlirnnifillHiii nr N'i-iini!ln wecnnii-'t t-urn
It will rclti'vr utiv r;iic nf I)i.tlnTin "r Cnniii liihinnl
lv. Anny mill Nsivv Unlim-nl will rt'lli'vc nnln und
(Hirriu'Kc nml vt'iiinvi' nnv iiniiaiiir;il cnuvtli f Imiii' tr
tntisflt' mi m:ui ..r liciiM. 'rl v- :t luil tit-, liu-jif i IK);
Miinii rit Will ci'imut tin- nn.iirv fur nny litiltiri'.
KII Y AMI .WW l.IMM l-.ST , M
kI'iimIi A vr., lilcat". i:ii h:inlMiii A: ('., Wliutcanlo
IlniKKl"!". St. huiils, Mu.. Wt'KK-iii AkhiiIb.
$25.00
G0I1S11P'
llura u no-iUv.i M-!,! ,1V li.r tin)
Uiu ttimiS'iTiilH trf t'lix'') of I ho worst kind and of Innij
(tniidltii'lirt-olii'cn i-m'i'tl. Iinli'Cil.tiiii-trimK In mvfnltn
iti itsfinrniT, tlmL I will Mi-nil TWO llinTl.KSKItKK.t.)
pottiTwIIti uVAl.l'i:i.K Tl.KATlflKoii this dlKHiM.tO
ui'tUUuicr. uivo h ti-imi
101.
tlinL-iiHo; Dv its
il and of Inn it
ml r. O. t
DIt. T. A. bLUCLU, i,tmlbv.,N(iwToik.
HOW TOWIV AT r AliOS, PTCE, Ac,
A M'ltrTIIl.TC! K(:it Vrvn tn X.
niiiirtiiru nml rett .
..mini mi no iki t'Tury an icio umtp
tiiimiinrliiic Iraiurulty OiWIH will I
uum. i f chum-, tiimd f.ir niiini t
DIUl ll I .-IlT.ir Al,lr..a.V it. fil VlllC
tiimHiJ Auiiii jH.-t-tt, ftew .erk Utjl
face soon
,. S1I.K I I I.TIIHK. FOIIKST
Tlli:i:S, TAJIK llll.VSSKS, I'tr.,
nil, I -"il-. ruclii't KIHSIAV
.1ll'l.l'.i:KUVs I sunt on rcrriut
. K. UAILVKK. NuU-lilntiiii.Kiuiii.
HAVE VOU HERNIA? tg2fcC
"Commercial block," S. W. Cur. II tit & Main Sli.
Dr.G. W. FITZPATRICK.
1 WWy!itnI.itl(i;t.,KAN-ABCiTY,Mo.
inainnil insi-ascsor
EYE AND EAR.
KrrpK Anlllcbl i:yi-n. Luriiteil Ifiyrn
WIIKN lIOItSMSANDC.Vm.Knro Rnlritlen.
fcniciry nml fit'hl'', tln'V mn'tl Iri'iitmcnt willi
l ncii- rtiim i (iiiiiiinni mwiii-r. it imrimn mo
Mniitf, jmprovcH tlie nii'tito, t'-innt coi.ds mid
liisTKMri-.liM, invii;nr;iti l!it-fjti ni ami will ket-p
tin' aiiiiual in u lit-nltliy. li;inliui rimtlitinn.
1)U.vinchhij;h 'ri:t:TmN(i hyhup ih jtiRt
thn nn tlieini- fur iiinlln'n tn have in Ihe himsefur
tlie eliiltlri'ii. ll will t-un fi)lis, enltW, ttoro
tiiriuit ami riTiilitli 1ln hnwi'lrt, Dn nH fail tit
(-ivti it h trial, fu will hi' pli'iin-il with itHclmrm
iiigt llcft. Hi'lil liy nil ilriiorirtU.
Tin' Chinese nnit irn, mill nil Ann'rleaiiii
r-li-'iilil Tn- nml liny a htittlc T Carhtilinc, the
hnir rt iit'ivt-r, nn ni'i:iratlnn ever hail snt li a
Kilt-nr jrnvf Mu-ii p'lirial hiitiffnt'titiu nn Citr
holinc. St lt I hv (Irn-rnifili.
Itrtiwu'R Kroni'lilnl Trnches will relieve Bron
chi I is, AM hum, t ainrrh, CniiMiinptltiti and
llimat Lnm'iim-x, ltiinir imtl atmi; with
liml smct'its. lift eta il ImX.
l'i"ii Tnif. The Army anil Navy Liniment
will nitivelv lake the (turi'iu-su out'of Si:ivin,
liinirltntie, splint or Curh, and etois tln-lr
(,rroHth. Soc utivcrliBcincnt
Thr t i:lv jiu-ii I v biiiI hnfci tiri' on enrth
fur lterii'ln ur Kuiniirc, ll-ti(lrl''l;ii' Klftji
tilR Eoft 11.(1 rilliNT Sl'lUMi T mi.
A nrw Invention. A nt-w tmirt's S tmt-k jprluij
olnJnrcnil wurry ymi, Mit tlltrt t urt'c'iirf tn rnmt,
over thr rtinturc, whrri- ymi wsnt It. Our PhiI t.
Boft I'iitl, nml It m tnti) ni rv llnlc IntcmiK-i-. miiklng
ft iurr relnlnt-r uu'lor AI.Ii t-Iri'uiiistajici-i". Vt'r; euro
by Irrlt Alton, thr I'ml -'unl timing n i:iiiiiih-ti Kicci rlo
Unite ry whlrh, rlinc f mm itn- nauir:tl lu nt uf lha
body. ''Ir up a K'tit)t2 anil ciinitniu in tint km. crndu
tlly cloilng tht- imrtN. wlilcli thrn h'.'Hl liy mllii'Mi'li.
Com i' nml sec n. I'oniniltatinn nnA "xrnii!nntlui f ie.
Ft-ml for prititrd nuitrr. DUS. (I'll ;1KN & Jlli.s'.
DltlUKS, Weal Mnlti St., KnntuiClty, Mo.
SECURE HEALTHY ACTION
liy taklucr IVrlBht'ii liidlnii Ycgetnble
PI lis, which elcimiio tho Iiowols, purity tho,
Illuol, uiul 1y currylnn off nil obstructions
soeuro healthy mid ii;oruus ni'tlon to tho
Llvor.
E. FERRETT, Agent,
511 1-carl St., Tievr Tfork.
1 nil I il---nl )!-,:,-i.Un.-'l.iv
is. :-.,-.,ill.,i
Mo t.tHI'Ml-: ,c
Ll rtrlr.UM
, l ' i' ii i" .1 1 1 i ,
Mlll'rl !.y i.ollPK'ft
!: . 7 W (".
Mi. Min r, Midi.
Y R 1! I'S ;lMi;,VKV:
run, MinwlK, inrtMca,
lie nuiv. fccrnl for prices.
CMC El:
Lcirn TELE GRAPHY f;.!:,,;
Mi illllllMlt. , p')Nl-
:c. Mi-.W. (M'ajnt!,
:llltOW 1, luwn,
Aciil'.M.iiliii'iK.
Tti'iMim. lilOM'
cliant-u tvci ii:crL-U. Ad.J.).ltiiuw.(Mr.thvtlaUn,Mu.
in Ti-leiri'iipliy lii'ro
il wv v, 'i,i:hi' yi-ii iiclitiailnii.
mm: V-Lou , .fimi tvillc, WlL
YOUNG MEN!;,
(jimiinrit fitr. Vai.k:
Pau!ts,oils,;;,-:
i u'.i!..';'mM;:'!
f,4l-!S0'l
.lour- A . M i Iidv a i, n.lCn,
li- inui Tfttrl rl. ii1t.ru In nil
TaIM i:i-h' Matkuialh, liin Hi Ijiwurc S:.,li.i.ina OHy
I! i v.
Ki.-vn.
ni"iiiK' '
Ii, p.r )li .
I'ill) if
n.HfAtoV r'0R.CTAl!;tl
i rl:.lt run'. No-1
10
ivc. TlirF
i for Told
Ih.y I i-ver, Ac
i:. T II INK, Warren, 10. '
W. N. C.-K. ( :i(i7. No. II.
"J In iippl viin; tn nnv uf Hie ahovo utlver
tUcih tin nut, hiryt-t tn hjiv you .saw tho adver
tisement, fnthls pmiiT.
VCKIFYTIIK m.OOl) with KllcrtV DiiyHulit
Liver I'illn. They m-t tlireetly m thn Liver,
Hliiiiiiit'li uml Itiitt'-l" lieinu miltl uml clt'iniKiug
hut never h'ritiiuK or tminful.
HAVK YOUll HAHNKSS- hy oilinn with Uncle
BiiinV iliirnesH (lil wliit-li will niuke il mift iititl
iilialile. Tliiw in Uh'Ih-wI oil ever ninth' fur leatlicr.
B'lhl hy all hariiepH makers.
lllKUMATlHM,NKUIlAL(aA.HPllAINH and
II li ih km are perinniiently relieved hy Unele Hnm's
Nt-rvcantt llune Liniment. Holt! hy nil dniKKiHta.
UH. JAQUKHdKltMAN WtlltM CAKK8 never
fnil tt) tlilniy wurmHuiid reuitivethciu from iho
sjwtem.
BniiRh on CoiiBhi," IV., 25t, S0c., At DrilR
gisi.1. Cum-ilt-lc rurt' LitiiKti". llunrBi'iii'us, borcTtiruHt.
annoying Khhiuy uml Uriaury 1Mii-uci. 11.
Western Mutual Aid Society,
(I'llANK llll'KKIt, dify. P. M. C'ASADV, Tiws. J. O. MAIIANA, IT.)
Des Moines, Iowa.
It Inn Imntl of inrin1trn lmninl Injfi-lht-r hy the Ninmp'M lli-.-n.ninum tntfrmt -whore nil havr entml
rlclilt mill rivilt'i:i-N; in Kiililzetl fur Ihe tli iiyt' uf nWlltiu- nue it not Iut III -hm. rtlii t li
oi-ohl nir. Then nrr no Murk Imlilrrs m nli8trh the iimlltn: inHlivhlnnls to he tlet-lnre I Ita ulilrui li
toulTurili'i'oiiiijriu.s yuii tiik family un Khi AiK, luuuue uf Uruili, hy iutIiU'UL uruthtirwUt;, al
AOTTTAIj oost,
ThrfollowlnpHirtirni'hfiW wtmt linn tirrn llie avrrnprTPtirlv rout for WJ.OOO Pimt ! Ion, for
three yrnrit tn the Wkmtkiis Mt Ti .u, A n SneiKrv, InclinlhiK utiuuul iliim; nlo wliut ll wuiild hiivti runt In
tiiKAi'K.tT oi.n Link
,. l.MjniAXeKCO.
" -l l " no l o, hi r. Ul
" " ri no u.1.70 wim
Circl(lManrfJrm(lytcWfAeScr FUA It. UlC'li. nn, Des Moinf.s, low.
Western Mutual Aid Society.
Momlici'N lVoiu INIo III yeui-M ul' Ako
WILBOE'S COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER
OIL AND LIME.
Occasional doees Dr. San ford' 8 LIvfr Invlg
orator wW) Jc?f p the llvor to pood order, stire,
Chappfld Hindi, Faea, Pirn pit, and Krmsh Bkin,
enrvd hy uitinK Junipeh Tau Hoap, mad- by Ca
well, Hauhd, Co., New Jfork.
Roaih an Rorni." 1M. AK fort
s, Iisru or loft corns, warts, bunluni.
Don't Bt to the Bona. "Rough on Rati,''
floifl out fi, iniSB. iVi fwVH0,Ji wn-""!
To l onaiiiniitivra. M -iiy Hiitc hern liuiiv
to -five their ti-ntiiniinv tn fnvnrof the use of "Il'iT
bnr'x 'are Cwt-Urtr Oil and Lime." Kxpc rlenco hat
A it 1 1 mm, Dlpiherta, ami all dUraM-iiof the Throat and
i.uiikh. -iiaiiiiinriiin-ti oniy ny n. 11. n iluuh, uncm-
ibi, iii-Biun, dinii uy on uruKKisi
CATARRHEly'sCrcamEalm
WFEVRlB
ff4
when nppltcd by the
finger Into tho noi
trlli, will bo absorbed,
effectually cleaning
the head of catarrhal
virus, causing healthy
Ret-rctlons, It allays
Inflnmmntton, protects
die membrane of the
nnnal pnasiiRi's from
nilflltltniftl rultis, ctim
pleirly heals the sores
nml restores laatn ami
S smell. A few appllca-
turns relievo, a mnr
nttfA treatment wilt
ptinlUretifcure. Ap-eo-able
lo use. Semi for
circular. Price .".lets.
It ll bymllortdruggiste.
KLiY IJItOTlIKllM. Owonro, N. Y.
hTTERS
The want of a reli
able diuretic which,
while acting aa a
stimulcntof (ho kfd-
ners,neiibcrexcltca
nor IrrliAtcs them,
was Ions since sup
piled by Iloatctteri
Biumacti Bitters.
This flno medicine
exerts the rcqtilalie
degree of stimula
tion upon tlicso or-
5Hnn. wmiuut uiv
n f I nir IrrltKtlon.
ami is, iiiorcii're.mr
belter adapted for
man uir
xcltauls
often reiiortcd to.
Dynpepila,fevfir and
airiiv, and kindred
diseaites, are all
curcdtiyli. FtirnalB
by all Dnnnjl"taniJ
ueaiengt-ni-Taiij.
A0ENT8 WANTED for the Best and Fastest-soiling
Pictorial Book's and Bibles. Prices reduced 33 per
cent f ATf0VALrvBHimi9V0i v
Barnes' Wire Check Slower.
Elovon Years Praotlcal Use In the Field.
'WOltltS ON ALL PL.A.ISTlJrif!i.
Popular becnuae Hlmple and Kany t
Operate.
It has the lend with the Tralrrn and the Farmers,
who have rendered an unanimous verdict that il
ts ht best (JHtck Itmrt-r vwJe.
The win don not ttos t r timiHnt, lku$ am
a tilt HAT WEAR AM. M'JiAM ON Itfh
H Ili K, and friction on the luilitryx, aid making a
wire that Joes not criui Ui niatliuio uulwr Sev
eral wires Uut do cross.
CHAMBERS, BENNO, QUIHL1H CO , Exclusive Manufactiirora, DECATUR, ILLS.
cLoora :k o::a;:i or mess.
Onlv DoublRing Invented.
Champion H:j
RINGS AND HOLDER.
ThennW "ing that will etTectualW keep hogs
from rooting . No sharp points In the nnse.
OnlvSinplertlntr th .i rA,
mote. ' No sham tioitits In ihr .
Onlv Rinjjlt Itinjrevrr invent
ed tlim Clones on Outside
of the Nose.
i. wi:i:..t
Wfll Cnm H; a Kt tbc
ntlWlHilr t Ik.
1. r kPcp ii M,r.
WUMOEBS. BESINC, 0UINUN CO , Exclusive H.rijlaclurerl, DECATUR. ILLS,
GBMRlf KM TtoiAbeiV f
SHREWD FARMERS AND ST0CKUEH V1" l. '
SHREWD FARMERS AND STOCKMEN
Find it pays them to rIvo Undo Sam's OintHiion Pow
der freely to tllMensed stock, nml occiwionnlly t nil; be
cause tt purifies the blood, aids dines! ion, stimulates the
various functions to healthy s-'crctlon, nml llms pro
motes growth, and gives a smooth, glossy coat of liulr.
MILC1T COH'S aromuelibonpfitetl by tho occa
slonal use of Uncle barn's Condition l'owdur In slop or
feed.
mOOS fatten faster when It Is kItcii Ihreo or four
days In succession every month or two.
AWE BP. All diseases common to sheep, such as
coughs, colds, scabs, etc., are relieved by this powder,
9Hf We caution nil whn dcntru a trulff wirrl
ioriottg artirte to ho re itl auk for Vnrtc
Bnm'S Cantlttton J'owdcr, and acetyl no other
as a $ubatitute.
, PREPARED ONLY BY THE
EMMERT PROPRIETARY CO., - -
CHICAGO, ILL.
lAREKLi
It Is a well-known fact that molt of the
Iforse and Cattle Powder sold In this coun
try Is worthless! that Sheridan' Condi
tlon Powder Is absolutely purs and very
valuable. Nothing on Earth will
make hen lav Ilka Sheridan's
Condition Powdeir, Dose, one tenspoonful to each pint of food. It will aim T
B CHICKEN CHOLERA. m0,010 rwhc, onont by i.uf
Vnivrtbll wiiy iihiiin, i- cenU In stamps. Also furnlihcd in Urn fi
breeders use, price l.0O Djrmaii. i w. circulars tent FREE. I. 8. JOHNSON A CO.. iinnLon
V
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