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CHAMBERS, HARNEY & CO.,
Cordially Invite the people nl Molt nnd niljninine cminttca.
to mil wnen In St. .I"eili, mid etunutii1 tliti Itiimriiio Net
rtprlugHtuck which they nro now rvct'lvlng. With gnatl)'
PiLITICS.
Canettal ef Tke Uave rne.
Tlio principle, adopted In America,
tlint mil Just powers of government are
derived from tho consent of tliu govern
ed, l Bxkimntki'nlKl will hitnify 1)6 re
ptidlntcd by ntiy nno; patriot! nnd lov
ers of ltcpublicantam take this tn tho
lantern by Which tlioy walk.
Women nro goTorncd, that Is, tlioy
arc subject to tho lawn of tho states nnd
of tho United States, they nro punish
ed for offenses declared without their
consent, to be crimes. Is nil this not
government? nnd is It obtained by con
sent? tat us sec.
Under our system, the governed elect
reprcf cnlatlvcs who rule them as agents,
or, moro properly, by whom (as agents)
they rule themselves ; In other words,
the representatives of the people, In
American politics, partake moro of the
character of servants limn of masters.
Men are not, therefore, represented by
other men as men, but by men ex offi-
I 1.1- .1. - - J
riu, i-iuincu wiiu mu express power oi
agents as governing represent at Ives.
No man can send nn agent to tho polls
to rcpresont him, but each voter casts
his own ballot. For the sako of argu
ment, grant that women may have such
agonU, and tho difficulty is not obviat
ed. For cxnmplu : It n woman has an
agont, ho must obey her orders, nnd be
fore ho can cast her opinion under the
disguise of his individual vote, hi must
bo n legal vtcr, for, clearly ho must
author votoin his name; and It' her
opinion and his differ, he, by voting her
opinion, disfranchises himself, for he
has but one voto. Supposo wo ndnalt
phut thoro are enough such agents to
furnish the media for every woman to
express her opinion m politics, I ask
why not, it her voleo is heard by ngents
in tbe shapo of malo voters (whether
relatives or others) ajlow her to oxpress
directly, what is thus mediately done?
Tho facts are, that a woman can find
few men to vote her sentiments If she
pay them, sho is guilty of bribery; if
they act truly as her agcuts they dis
franchise themselves. Tkis plan of
representation, then, is Impractical or
illegal. To admit that women aro rep
resented (and this is tho chief argument
used against woman's rights) Is to ad
mit hor qualifications, nnd that sho Is
fit to bo heard. Thou why should she
tote by agents, and man vote person
ally? 1 stato this proposition : a representa
tive is bound to do as ho whom hu rep
resents (hls 'princlual) orders. Tlio
moment ho disobys instructions ho goes
Ultra viresnriU -It is no longer repre
sentation. It fasten stated that women
are reprcsehWTby their husbands, sons
or brothers an error. Husband, son
pr brother may voto tho sentiments of
wife, mother or sister, but if ho doos so
it is purely accidental, for tliero rest
no obligations to do so. Suppose man
. and wife are n favor of a prohibition
amendmont. Clearly, the husband on-
y can vote, hence two wills have but
one expression. Supposo they do not
ngree.'thpn one will only, is expressed.
o wijf powor can pe represented with
out its consent. Women havo dolegatcd
no towers, hpnpe assumed authority is
but usurpation.
If women are represented, thoro must
bo an unvarying and legally constituted
modo of representation. No uncertain
events, no contingencies, ean be said to
answer tho purposes ot tho ballot, no
chanee agtnoy can be called legal rep
resentation. L. . A.
E,f,'a Springs, Arkansas.
Eoitoh County Papkk -The Spring
pf Eureka it the most noted 0119 of
many others-which abound In a radius
ity about one rallo, Is situated in tho
northwest 'part of Carroll county Ar
kansas,' within eight miles of tho Mis
souri lno, between two ranges of tho
White River mountains on a stream
known as Lcathcrwood, ono of the trib
utaries of White river, which derives
its name from a tree on its buuks, bo
tough it can hardly bo out with an axe.
I havo visited most nil tho important
springs hero, drank of their waters,. and,
so far as healing properties, taste and
appearance are concerned, thero is
nothing strange from any other pure,
soft 'waters; but that tlioy havo healing
virtues would bo useless to. dony, for
thero uro hundreds whq nro hero' with
all kinds of diseases, claiming to be
benefitted by tho use of tho' water for
many diseases, such as neuralgia, rheu
matism, sore eyes, oaneers, general de
bility, and many other complaints whose
namo might be legion; but whilo this
is the case thoro aie many who say it
s a failure.
Eureka is situated on a very rough
rocky and mountainous country, the
mountains very high and rocky, whilo
the gulches aro deep and narrow, with
uothing but rock and gravel, witn
scarcely any soil whatever, while the
climate bos' been vory changeable and
ecld slnceny stay in tho place. Hut
notwithstanding there are few towns
that have built and improved as fast as
Eureka, with no farming country to
sustain It, nothing but hor waters, and
if they are a failure, Eureka is a corpse
Her 'population Is hard 6 estimate!
fhey claim 12,000; perhaps, 8,000 would
number tbe place, though Immigration
is pouring in vory fast, from fifty to
eighty per day, but this town nit it is,
biay bo in advance of many older t6wns
in point of morality and chris;ianlty,
tbreo or four churches. Sunday school
ieVerv (Sunday, preaching twice each
Sunday.iBrayer-meetinc twico a week
nihroiM facilities tlioy will carry this sr-mou a Mock SM.ono to S,000 inwr-r than r vcr before, thus iiinKinBitneir store mcmuy -i loaiwiimriers" ror
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Chambers. Niamey & Go. 503 503 1-2 Fllx Street St Joseph, Mo.
I. In imrcliaslug atourstore or nrdcrlmt Roods mention this paper.
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Mk Irts. lir iwers'fVhl- iliei. N u'lit iireies. iio.. Ill slimlo nieces ami s-ts. Our Mock n.iw i-inhrucps "Mnitnlllcerit Harif-his" In every ile
M? a note l ibr. prices , , IUk l)rc ?llk, :y y,jr.l .., m Uiiworjir, 1 1 ess C i CV"5e 0 .IV A . '
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7 1-ie nml H l-3 yil I all nthei itomls In proportloii. Hiimples ot Muck lent to nil apiilyinit tor tiiein, nlnl oriiers iiiph as eareriiny as 11101111 se
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P.
Signs of Diphtheria.
How often our children might bo sa v
cd it wo used common Judgment.
Tho moment you observo signs in
your rhlld of unwonted weakness, fati
gue, or physical debility, particularly if
it is accompanied with u little fever,
mnko the child frequently open Its
mouth, so that you can obsorvo Its
throat. It is in tho throat that tho ob
server will first discover any cortnln
signs of diphtheria. Never mind how
red and how much inflamed tho throat
appears. That docs not Indicate the
disease. Hut the instant you seo a
white spot nnd dotcct n. bad odor, run
for a doctor. Tho whlto spot will grow.
Other white spots will appear, nnd
eventually they will run together In
great blotches if the disease is not
checked. Tho tlmo to seek medical as
sistance is before theso spoW fun together.
Triumph.
Times out here nro lively now, every
body just tearing tilings endways in tho
way of farming. Somo are sowing
wheat and others plowing for corn.
From the movomsnts of some wo will
send out a marriage notice soon.
Somo few are on the sick list.
Tho school is progressing finely un
der tho management of Miss Morris.
Mr. C. Lukcns commenced a three
months school at Falrvlcw last Monday.
Mr. Mead is now paying the highest
market price, which is 6 cents per lb.,
for hogs.
Our Sunday school is progressing.
A social party was given in honor of
Miss Kayhlll at Mr. McD.itilol's last Fri
day evening. A nleo littlo crowd was
present and all seemed to enjoy them
selves hugely.
Tho Davis Brothers nrc pushing the
hedgu business now. l'r.NNV.
DEY GOODS
M. S. Faris & Co.,
TEMPF.RAKVR COt.VXS,
Are receiving and opening from dry to day, ono of the Larg
est, Handsomest and
&3T
6T
Cheapest Stocks
of Dry Goods that It has ever been their pleasure to offer to
the public and at prices th at defy competition- Their stock
Is complete in everyparticular including all the novelties
of the season.
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Remember"
that we havo not adopted tho "Department System,"
thereby dotaiuing our customers unnscossarlally, but de
liver their goods at once. All nro invited to call mid
seo us, as wo will not bo undersold. Kcmcmber the 1'lacu.
M. ,S. Faris & Co.,
N.W. Corner 4th & Felix St., ST. JOSEPH-
,lFUlRlNlITjUiHK
S. H. PUNSMON,
Successor to
H. 1 1 KOmNSflN, FOREST CITY, MO.
has and will keep on hand ono of the finest stocks of Furnlturo that
has ever been kept In Holt County, consisting of a full stock of
Bureaus.
Book Oases,
Towel lacks,
Chamber Suits'
Wash Stands,
Desks, Stands,
Walnut and Maple Bedsteads;
Lounges and Tete-a-tetes,
Children's Carriages,
Window Curtains
WALL POCKETS OF ALL KINDS.
JPIiSture Frames Made to Order. Furniture Repaired on
Short Notice.
PgT OFFICE, FOREST CITY, MO.
Hy courtesy of tho editor we occupy
this column. Wo hopo all will read it
nnd seriously consider tho items pre
sented. Tho temperance question Is
national.
Intemperance so disastrously nffecU
every interest of society, that it Is not
strange, those of thinking, liberal minds
nro beginning to cry out. "lot us pro
hibit n business that curses every ono
and blesses no one."
Wo shall endeavor to keep a fow
facts beroro you for reflection, believ
ing that nit that is uueded to arouse tho
popular mind against the liquor busi
ness, Is a little reflection. It is a curse
to tho home. What home Is happlwr
for having intoxicating liquors in ItP
And how many have bevn saddened and
cursed by liquor? How many In our
own town nnd county? It' tho friends
of liquor desire ih to point out somo
of theso liquor cur-ed homes, In evory
community, wo can furnish n dozen
samples.
Wo will not indulge in personalities,
but If liquor causes murder, wo nro
going to .hargo it upon liquor and upon
thu men who nro rospontdblo lor its
sale in tills place. You lay n man trap
for my boy, and when hu falls into it
and hopo is blighted, you stand off with
hands in pocket and assure yourself
that you nro not responsible. Liquor
is n curse to tho church. How won h
man who frequents a saloon ceases to
come to prayer meeting. Why is this
If liquor In moderation, Is so harm-
ess!
It is also n curse to every department
of Stato
If its friend' have any nrgnnicnt to
advance in favor of liquor, let them
bring it out. Open discussion is what
wo challenge.
The County Alliance is lully organ
ized, nnd ready to further tho organi
zation of the various townships. Ad
dress on this matter, 0. 0. Hill, Oregon.
The objest of this organization is to
arouse tho moral sentiment of tho coun
ty and Stato against tho manufiieturo
nnd sale of Intoxicating liquors. This
subject is now agitated In evoiy State
as never before, and it must roach its
end. But It requires organization, ntid
work to crush u great oouular evil.
fnuiuled In selfihii'ess and backed by
millions of easy made dollars. Let us
arise to the emergency.
A union mass meeting of tho Tern
poraneo Allianec will bo held in the
Methodist church lu Oregon, ono week
i mm next nauuain ni i v. m. rrogram
next week.
A saloon row on our street. Last
Saturday a man was made drunk by
that saloon, Ho firtid a pistol on thu
street, when hundreds of men, women
and children wero out. Consternation
was produced. Wo ask where Is thu
good of such an Institution? For Clod's
sako tell us. Had that shot killed v
man, who would have been tho murder
er. Lleeused whiskey is licensed mur
dcr.
Lands for Sale.
Section 0, township 02, tango 38. 4 miles
of Mound City. A tuporlor tract of unim
proved land,
The N E 1 of tho S E and the 8 fc
of theN E 1 sec 14, Tp O'J, H 'M, 4 miles
north of Mound City. The 8 W L4
and the W 1-2 of the S E 1-4 and tho S
li 1-4 or tho S E nnd tho S W 1-4 of tho
N E 1-4 see 7, tti Gl, r 38; I 1-2 miles
south of Mound City. ThoN 1-2 and
the S W 1-4 of sou 18, tp 01, r nnd
tho K 1-2 seo 13, tp 01, r !W) 2 1-2 miles
south of Mound City. Tho N W 1-4
uniT the N 1-2 of the S W 1 4 nnd tho
W 1-2 of th S K 1-4 nnd the S W 1-1
of tho NK 1-4 sec 11, tp 01, r 3D, 1-2
inllu oust of Hlgolow. 132 acres in thu
K E 1-4 and tho S W 1-4 seo 4, tp 61,
r 3!), 1 mile northwest of Illgolow. Tho
W 1-2 of the S W 1-4 sec 4, tp 01, r 89.
And the K E 1-4 seo b, tp 01 r il'J, 2
mites N W of lllgelow. The N El-4 16,
02 40, 1-2 mile west of Craig. The 8 E
1-4 3, 02, 40, excepting 2 acres in the
S W corner 2 miles N W of Craig. 1 14
acres in tho X W 1-4 11. G2. 40 flm-
iifdifii1 fnlttliwr Ptfttrf nn tlin Viri1iivit
80 acres Jf 1-2 S W $7, 02, 37 2 miles
S W of Maitlniid, Improved.
above described lnnds aro suitable for
grazing or cultivation. terms 1-4
down; balance, time to stilt purchaser.
Address, ,1. 10STKU il AltSHAM.,
Oregon, Mo.
Call
and see the Magnificent line of Spring
Hats and Caps at Hcrshberger & Ander
son'sOregon, Mo.
WM. EVERHART
of Maitlaml,
wishes to Inform tho public that he will
furnish outfits of Furniture to those
who may need them, cheaper than any
house tlils sldu of Chicago, Kansas City
or St. Joseph. Ho means just what, he
savs ami asks oven one to call and bo
convinced by examining bis flock and
learning ins prices.
THE
Thoroughbred Clydesdale Stallion,
To Lease.
1,260 acres all in a body, snltablo for
grazing; 2 miles south of Mound City.
superior gras num.
J. r OSTKR M AllSIIAI.t..
Oregon, Mo.
.Grateful Woman
Nono vecclvo so much bencflr, and
nono uro so profoundly grateful and
show such nn interest in recommending
Hop Hitters as woman. It is the only
omedy peeullanly adapted to tho many
Ills tho sex Is almost imlvcrally sub'
cet to. Chills and fever, Indigestion
or deranged liver, constant or period!
al sick headaches, weakness In the
back or kldeys, pain in tho shoulders
and different parts of tho body, n feel
lug of lasltiidounddesnondeiiev uro nil
MONEY TO LOAN
AT
7 Per Cent. Interest
for flvo years or as short time as desired
Will bo iu Craig Mondays and Mound
City, luesdays of etch weok.
Address,
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
OltKUON, MO
Profit, $1, 20Q.
'To sum it up, six long yonrs of bed
ridden sickness, costing $200 per year.
total 91,200 all of tills expense was
stopped by three bottles of Hop (titters
taken by my wlfo, Shu has done her
own housework for a year since, with'
out tho loss of a day, and I want every
body to know it, for their bonefit.
NOTICE
TO DELINQUENT
Tax-Payei'8.
nnd siugingUwice a week.
' ThWTs'ail fT the present
t
Ciiaiilks Win r 3.
Star Marquis
Is a beautiful black with star in forehead, hind ankles white, 10 3-4 hands high,
good head and neck. Itroiul shoulders, great depth of heart, well shaped body,
short back, with broad strong hips, with most excellent legs, and feet; heavy
mano and tail. Kind disposition mid flno action. Weight iu fair condition,
1,800. Age, 6 years August 1BU, 1881.
PEDIGREE :
STAU MAHQU by tho Tho Marquis, who was Imported by Thompson
Hros. The Marquis by Imported Horoules, tho winner of many prizes in Scot
land. 1st Dam by Imported Nelthorly ; 2d Dam by Imported. Sovern; 3d Dam
by Importcd'Brown'Oeorgo: 4th Dam, by Imported Old Clyde who was Import
ed by Win, Warden t 1840.
To the farmer, and parties who would llko to brood for draft or farming
purposes, wo would call your attention to this horso.
Ho will bo permitted to serve u fow good mares ut tho low prico of $15.00 to
insure, payable by 'note, at time of sorvleo,due in six months, noto to bo void If
the m aro proves not lo bo in foal, lino c'aro will bo taken to provent accidents
but will not bo rqspon8lbo should any pepur.
Uriah Blinmoiis, Groom,
Hoblitzll & Jesse, Proprietors,
, ' Momid Oity. m
Parties delinquent for taxes, will
save co.ts and troublo by paying thu
same on or uetoru may 1st, leH, as
suit will bo commenced Immediately
utter Hint date.
S. W. MORRISON,
Collector Holt Comity, Mo,
Emerson & Moose. Whilo Cloud
Kansas,, aro buying linmonso quanti
ties of grain.
J. T. Thatcher
of Oregon, Mo., lias a sure euro for fo
ver and atruo. Warranted to cure o
money refunded. Sent by mail on ro
oipt of price, uuo ounce uoine, tun
two ounce bottle, $1.20.
Farm for
I will sell my farm 1
Sale.
1-4 miles north
Battle Crook, Michigan,
luxvTxarvvxaa or zss oklt aacraal
THRESHERS,
Traction and Plain Engines
and Horse-Powers.
llMtOuBpbta limber Fatter? J Established
la the World. 1 04O
MVVaDft of eonUnwaan&ntctiufvllwiU
EftnOnM,, lthogt chaiitr or ustnn,
nuiaranent, or locution, to " barh vp " tut
tread uamnty gif snail our gitodi.
Complete Hlean Outfit! 0 mgtMm oimMi In.
tn tna rinmr.nint
iMrtTrartlonKntfal
itmmtmn In thn A rTi 1
A muLtilttd of Atrial rYafurM omd moroftmmtM
for 1351. together with nptritr auqUUu comiirv.
lion and notarial, not dreamed of by oUwr mkr.
Four dxM of Separator, from u to IS heree
capacity, or vr lorn movrr.
joA; of" Jaunted "llorM-lVrora. .
7KfNh) tmlifi Jfet of Meleetcd Iaaber
eonatantlr on band, frotn which la built the to-
mmiarame woou-wor 01 our manninrrr.
TRACTION ENGINES
at Mr, xuwae rrnn
mmi
T4T7
SI1II0.
Fnll wheat is nbnut all killed.
Spring seeding has commenced.
Tint healtli Is good horeaboiit.
Tho snow Is to bo soon in ft fow plu
ses yet. Dili..
THe Curse of Dogs.
Not long ago, sovoral dogs mado n
raid on Mr. UlnnchardV flock, and but
for ids shooting somo of them, would
Imvo killed his cow. They had pre
viously attacked n colt. Tho mint) pack
killed nnd ntu a lino hog of Mr. Stephen
Collin's. As pertinent lo this, wo ro
late a singular occurrence from tho
Now York Hornhl of the 18 ult. Near
Charlotte, N. C, as a Mr. W. 1). Raid
win was riding homo, near town, bo was
attacked by a pack of dons that seemed
bent on destroying both him and his
horse, making trnntlu efforts to pull
him off. Ho was compelled to lice
Into town pursir.il hy tho dogs. Fijml
ly, tho cltizotis, aroused by his cries and
tho iiol'c, rose mid with guns droro tho
dogs I mm town. Hut the'y then attack
ed and dcctroyctl cattle, continuing it
all niiht nnd next day, until tho Rifles,
a military company dispersed them lif
ter having killed a largo niiinbor.Stratigo
to say those dogs bolougod to pcoplu of
tho t wn.
For Sale.
I offer for salo at a bargain, tho fol
lowing described properly :
llilck Store house in Forest Citv.
Stock of Dry (Soods and CSroccrics in
Forest City.
uuo large dwelling in torestulty.
Two small dwellings lu Forest City.
Ono small dwelling iu Cratg.
I.tvitri' xtaliln mid nmnnlntu niitllt tn
Forest City.
80 acres of laud In the W half ol tho
soutnwest qr seo 20, tp 01, rango 40.
On this laud thero Is a house, smalt
brnrlng orchard, good water mid near
ly all in cultivation; soil sandy loam,
roscsMori clveii at unco.
100 acres In the HW of 17, 01, 80.
'HO acres lu SW 17. 00. 88. Tlii"
land l.sabnreralmus there are lw small
houses, two large orchards, of bearing
trees, timber sufficient for feiiclnir.
Threu miles from Forest City on good
road, it is also suppiicu Willi jrooti
water.
48 acres in S half N W 1-1 of 26, 00,
89 ami 40, as shown on county atlas.
.satisfactory reasons given lor tell
ing. Will warrant tltlo to all the above
property.
II. P. Zook, Forest Oity, Mo.
For Sale.
T des'roto sell the late residence of
Felix Kroellch. 2 story frame dwel
ling, lots, largo orchard and vineyard.
For particulars, apply to
Al.lir.ItT ltOKt.'KKK.
"Look Hero."
Parties desiring to'sell their Improved
Lund will 11 1 nl it to their interest to
correspond with or call at onee on the
until, i limiort hi hit 1 liivln.r i.fmvfimt
domuiuPfroin hoti,o ami abroad for siieh.
lands, (live full description with jineo
unit terms, mil negotiate sain at a
reasonable commission. No chaiges
unless salu Is made. Address
I. Fostkii Mausiiai.i..
Oregon, Mo.
rnattht TarraUluir liacUncrr,
Circular. Knt free. Aduren
NICHOLS, BHEPARD A OO.
Battle Creek, Mlohlgan.
KOK 8AI.F. 11V
ALLEN FRAZER & Co.,
Craig. Mo.
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HULL VAPOR COOK ST0)E
Champion WindmlirPowepl
" PEBFECTLT SELP-BEQULATIHfl!
The Cheapest ana most
EHecttve power la tlio world
tor rumptngwater lor stock,
lrrlrntlnir nurooses. supply-1
Inz houses nnd lountalns
witn nnn. TMin vaiflr.viu.
All 01 our jauis aro tuny
hu stood
ot Now l'oint, containing some v228 acres
150 acres in cultivation nnd grass ; a
young orchard of somo 100 bearing
trees. -Thero nro three wells, ono cis
tern, and running water, with plenty of
timber for tiro wood. A good dwelling
with flvo rooms. For terms apply to
l'KTKK THICK.
The onlj Taper Cook ttere
ia mi or yMn, u
. m Mmot SAUiuauoa
no.ooo
Now In ue, and Krowbur in fT0rwhrTH
used. Tkoao who bare them wiU not
do without them,
The Mett Simple, The Meet Durable,
The Meit Perfect, The Meet Economic!,
Ne8weHarlnSHett, Ne Fine te Build,
No Aihet to Remove, No Fuel to Carry,
No Smoke, No Odor.
SUDOR DSC THEY AIE UTISFEUiBLE,
Does every deeorlptlon o( cooking or othet
work heretofore done btha ordinary cooklnt
"?Je V. range, wl ease and perfect comfort.
Washing, Ironing, .baking, broiling, fruit.
eanrdDg.eto.roto., without the Inaulferable
beat ot tlM old faBhlotwd cook store, and
always ready.
Our "Patent Automatlo Safety Can "read,
re the use ot our etoyee "perfeoUy .afe" la
the bands of the most careless or hiezperi.
need.
Bend for fuU deeeripUre dreutar and prlo
Special InducemenU to agenu In un.
occupied territory. Ad dree,
, "HULL VAPOR 8T0VE COMPANY," "
' - OleveUad, Okie
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HICAGO PITTS 1
BBHeLHBaC
as
Pl?l!5l!rparalBTm( ne onffratcfun. AproiT
Itaclilnn uaw la the market edaptra for km or
amaU fcb, borne or Mcam power i Uie hi Aprra
MarbhM thai tbraakce uhUIMiAmj a4iJljrra
S . .75 :hle Pltw; BouN. . finlooj
na tc d 1 1 one Po wjjreare the iu ftlti
BLACK HAWK
1? Itsi want a Tlbntor, bny otrr mark Rawk.
WhrT lteeaoai H to the bW'lmrOTedBAfe
tn the tnuktiTberlBW ail tU wrti mmi mmV
A liMit ofyibntora. Aittatnn, OariSaton, ain
BOW la uaa. .UgkUT drql end mtrt turmUf, Ik.
tnotton la reciprocal. conaaqnonUr wUI not aha
to ptooat. raanaaiV ftl. BoaU um aula
Flai and oUier kliitto of.araln. It I. almpAcUy
lualf. Turn. In lu own Iwnrta.
TRACTION ENGINES
awaav rpWra watvrinbo Dbtlrr.
snaiBW oiooinrjiroiee
WW jratarclrrulaUonlatwr'.rt,
C2Mr ItlaarjwIiitnlrMfe.WelaiM
fEii 1 imrlySUuaDMlrmUianatijr
vML I oUwr of tb aain ttza. ft
W f laVn I rmrna rtraw, coal, or woe).
K f9mWVrm 1' KlTre mora prtr wllh
Vjljjlrwi care, and oAmfcf.ry a
H. A. PITTS' son mro. CO.
wnnd 0 8. Jefferoon St. OHICACO. ILU
HOLMAN'S
PADS
CURE
a. n z
Absorption.!
Tbads Majuc
THE ONLY
TRUE
MAUfilU
I Antidote.
Uolmnn'e Aeue, Uvor mid Stoinnrh
Votl-iPor MATAHl AOtrlt,
l.lVKlt end bTOMAUH THU-
ULrX Prlcn SIIXU
llolmnn). Spri tnl PadAdsptod to old
chronic cages, Prlco $3.00.
Iloliunu'e Npleeit licit 1'or otuliborn
caxcH of Eulargiid Hplinn and
tliiyloldlng Liver and Moraact)
trouV,.j. "prlcn SJ.TO.
IIolnmn'M I4iruiitn Pntl-iTur sllmnxta nt
Infante und rlilMriili. Prleii Sl.W.
Ilotinnnii Itpnal VuA-'tr Kidney and
Blstldor CouiplaVita, Price tt.W.
IIolninti'M Ittrrluo PauT Per Pouule
troublcn. Prion $3,00.
UoIiuqu'k Ab.urptlvfi Uti'dlclnnt ttofif
1'lnat.r Tlin lest plaitrrroadu
jmrous hii ritlilior tiul. Vricn SSe.
XIoliuun'N Atmorptlvn Icdlnlnal Vaot
I'lniit'r ForuriinMMt aurtalng.
glsli rlrcui.it Inn. IWci prr y nlr tin. '
Ab.urptloii 8ult Mmllcstwd Foot inth-
'ir Cold., OUttfUutlone and
nil aitnes where a foot bath la
lii'itWd. Per half lb. pnikiiRV, Sle,
For ciln hy till rtniplttii pr (i.nt ty ruaO.
anstpaul. on rrclpt t hrlvo. ' Ttf Abnirpllrta
.It Ik not "miill-r.lo RiidjmUdt busentlijr
lixprciH ntpiiri'lmwr'a oxiiuitno.
Tim hii-Odn. of Moliiiiiii'a Pn1 ha ln
iplvod lmltnliws w;.o oirer PniU anllar lu
nni oBon to inn Tncn uouitvrx yaying.
"Thiy aro 11m B.nm Isi," .ilmraro of ail
Utlou of the Koiiulno, . .,.-?) .
htvuiiati'rtrli p.iaMiosrs tlio,grfon PRITATI
n'Kvn.vuE STMPof t!io.Uoluiil'ia Cinpani
Bouus Pnda, only (.'o'.U'U up to sfcil ou the rujiBV
With lllmi-A TMil.,.tMlr
If nailctod with chronic nllintittts bhi1 a con.
tlnn di'Hcrliitlon of K)-inptoivwlileIi will re.
cilvi) pntmpt and rnmf ul MWh'Hom.
nil KOLMAX'H aitvlce la fn-e. Pull treaUea
ecutfrtfuvnepiillmfliin. "Aarfiwiw,
, IHt.nAN VXD CO.. .
IP. O. Box 2,113) irj WlHlaui Btoet, NewTork,
nAinCTEUIhaeateM
and beat ! acta hiatan.
taiieouitty, producing
ttm iuot natuwd ehad!
of Mack orbroWaidoM
aaBBBaffniRTAnnRfl
)q Not elnirt. tlin aklnsreal.
wiy nifLHicu. a iu
pniimrnUgn I favurtt
uimn cvsry wall a.
pblntedTollet for tewr
oi gpiitleooan, tKHU b
all drutftflatfl and aa.
piled br llU hair dreuwra. J. CRTOADdiabi,
.. W WllUant atreet, Ke York.
URE
wAmnlAd anil nrn Anual ta
any mill In tbe market In all
respecw, nuu bujiohui
very many, with our print"
cd lmtrnctlons,any one can
et them up. We aro also
Mnnutacturersot tho Orlgla
m una omy ueuuuui
BTAU
'WoodFamp
with Porcelain
ed Iron Cylin
der. Tubing.
Aqueduct Pipe:
from U4 to Din.
bore,Bbatswell'ai
Patent Door and
Window Bcrcen,;
the Boss Sickle!
Grinder, etc...
Bold by the
trade cenorallv
thmiitflinlifc thn
oouatry, Bend tor UluitrMed CAUiogu.
Light Oastlngs Mg to Ordr.
I HaPHU VJU1
BOSS SICKLE MINDER.
frnclti Uf ht and Strong.
Wo complicated Oeartog. Ona
aun can do tho work.of two, and
turnout a bet tor Job. Tho winner
.of Flret Premium wherever eibl
btted. Bend for niaitratcdClrcuUt
ana tsfociai uiacount ta p-,
f 0WZLL 8( SOVaiAS, WauEtfaS, ly,
it Ih lucky to pick up a lioruonhoo. A
New Hiivcn Hum wont out Into tlio utrccl
to pick up one recently, and found
near it,
TINTED GLOSS
AINT
DON'T
innke rxprrlmrntaon your hullillnriwltli Untried
and uiirulluUlu ur tic lea nt your oxpouae.
DON'T PAY
for water and benzine SI.S0 to $3.00ier gallon.
DO BUY ,
the Lucas reliable and guaranteed tinted gloM
PAINTS. .
Clrcul.irn nnd SamiOa Carde ot Paint, audle4
on applkutlun.
JOHN LUCAS & CO.
141 NORTH VOVSVril ETIIKET,
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iw 'i uodn JuiuiXue
taM iojn p.uis 01
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ajomiMiuJUno mtpuB.'punn
oopfpt attjhrtg
lhs VINVAIAtNNlal oof
tniiout uiojj idoJi eq o 'aiactiaraijMi
U pdddtu.u Xe4naag uotji 'iwg patinu
Xinj3iD3 '-3)0 'uij 'eainoio m(oojg 1
wrm
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
c .-tt-i jnj-wTii-TwniTr-BjJ-ni.ri' l'l Rial aaal i 1
letwrtiaadiBujl
ewYojfc.
It Is routth to bo poor, but to U
twlmuiod of It H putting wilt on u Bore,