The County paper., September 30, 1881, Image 5

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AXAHIiK Al)UHES9.
Betlvercil hjr Rev. Cnrottirr In JUmo
plum to Jnmra A. Mnrllelil.
At theMethodlit Church In Oregon, Wedno
day September 21tt.
IiAtflKS and Oentm:mkn On tllO 2(1
day of July, 1881, Junius A. (Inrlleld,
President of tho United States, wns
struck down by tho Immlnf mi nssnsiln.
Alter lingering nnml untold suffering,
for two tnontlis nml 17 days, Ills grunt
spirit was iiurtntl from tho body.
Wo meet hero us citizens tu-dny, to
iiiluclu our sympathy with that of fifty
inlllioii!i of subjects under nno grunt
.nnd nohlo government all bowed
down with sorrow for tho distress which
la iipoti us . It Is right and primer for
w to mourn for our honored dead, and
to outer upon n servteo llku tills. Thu
.President nnd il place In all .our hearts
and Homes; his name was upon ilui
-tongues of our babes j in thr ennvcrsn
don of our I'am'Hcs. iJvery pi.trlotle
liourt fee's thu I'orco of whatlnis taken
puce. Not only our own Xutlnn, but
injury civilized pcop'o on tho globe, ex
press profound regret that such a thing
fhoulil blaeken our history and dufuuiu
tho nanio of our beloved eoiintiy.
We are a united peploj proud of our
juico-try; rej(deing In our past history
mid present prosperity. I'uaeo and
prosperity oxls's within our borders.
Toopio of every realm and tongue, aro
seeking homes among us. 'liioeapa
bi'ities of soil and c linato meet
tho varied tastes of the great masses of
humanity. Wo begin to realize tho
goodly heritage which has buiallen to
our lot. Our form of government is
not excelled on thu globe. It Is demo
cnu hi in tho Iruu sense of tho word. A
government of the people, for thu nun
pin, and by tho people. Hvery citizen
enjoys equal rights and protection.
Long and dispcrntn has been the
struggle to ronoh thu present i-tatus of
civilization. Many honored dead nru
filermlng their last'long sleep in defeucu
of liberty. hllu wo tarry to roiro
speet thu past, our minds aro tilled with
lhonghts tun big for utterance. Wo
stop and exclaim: How wonderful!
How groat Is tho prosperity which has
iittenilcd this Nation 1
In thu midst of our exultation and
ujuculutlnusnf praise with the rapidity
of lightning speed thu sorrowful Intel
Jigcneu greets our ears: Thu l'rosldunt
falls a victim of death, or. crated by a
worthless vagabond; for no other iva--sou
than liiat of Indus good and great.
Ti -day under these most -o onm and
s:tcrod circumstance-1, wo mingle our
grief Wo do not oxneel to In big haul,'
to life that noble spirit which so recent
ly pics ded with dignity over a mighty
pewp u. The Nation's united prave'r
for the pa. 76 days had been "(Soil
fpuro thu Jfe of our President 1' The
pititionhas been gru te.l in part, in
that dentil was warded off for mi long a
time. 'J he supplications of thu people
bnvu all been heard, "by lliiu who
beareth the ravens ory nml giveth the
bungry meat.1' Why I ho preulous life
was taken, ru uuis unnuswered by
morial men. Uo who spuku this world
into existence, and sot the planetary
systems In place, throwing them out
i i-oiii thu tips of His lingers as i-tars in
the roynl canopy of heaven; lie who
numbers thu very hairs of our heads,
iilimo has an answer to tho problem:
t'Why should he ilius have died?'' He
InV. en properly eboen to execute ike
Jim's of thu hind. No one doiJi.leij Ids
right to pro-nlu ut thu bend of govern
mental affnlis. That great iniud wns
lieginning to levolull mi.u and correct
ouiti of thu mistakes of thu past.
Thought hurst forth upon the vb.il sub
jects of tho day akin to Iliu infinite. The
grc'ate.-t g-oil to all, w.ts ui'idoubli dly
npermoM hi the mind of .fames A. (liir
lield in his executive euiiucity. No su f
.isu motives appeared In any hti-ino-s
transaction, from the day of' Ills lining
urnlion up to tliu lum" of death wa
manifested In him unbounded interest in
ihowu'fiiioot'ihegoveriinient commit toil
to his euro: great men gethercd aroui d
him to rueelvu his council. Tho people
'in mass begun to recognize in him ihe
true lyp of manhood. It was in the
ninds of great the populace. Wo hnvu
found n mull equal to tliu emergency,
.udapted forihottuui and elrcunistsiueos;
just thu man to pacify and unite two
groat part us under ouu common head.
A statesman, Indeed! nhoso clarion
voice gavo out no iiueni'ltilu sound, but
.runs up and down, from lake to gulf,
'from oecean to ocean, m tones of truth
.nud justice A tunor to evil doers, a
joy to every good citizen.
Tho members of tho Cabinet leaned
.upon hbu us the tender vine to the
inight'.oiik Though I lie storm and bus
,tlc of op'nlon beat upon him, hu stood
flim as tliu .evorlic-tiug hills; no petty
H)lsi motives swerved iiini to fuvnrit
(sni'. Ilotoro his exaltation to tho Fro-
(iduutial clinic, hu figured largely in tho
hulls of Cnii2rosf,,and tho laws of the
land bear his Impruss and imronuitv.
It.vvns only an nckiiow'qdgiininut of
tils greatness tu piaeing Mini at tho cli
max ot Nntiunnl honor, and upon hi m,
tho highest responsibility of a mlglitv
people. Thu position had not been
souaiit after; thu oillc sought tho mini
'and was satlsilciliu Its success In the
midst of life and continued prosperity
robust lu health, lumpy In uiitieipntiou
liu was sliot down llKo a (log. Tim ball
that pierced Ids itmdy wounded every
truo American. It wu only tho utter-
.ancu ot iv universal Mniiiir, nuistii
from u human heart, madu by a sturdy
sunicet: "i wnuiii iiavo tun niooii tu
kon from my own vulns and forced Into
innso oi a. iiyinir rres (tent, count It
avail good." AH that luuiiau wisdom
could contrlvo, was resorted to tor re
lief. Tunder linnds and overflowing
hearts dealt out' Kindness without mens
uro.
All tno pnttosopiiy ot science win
brought Into command purehaneo
good might comu. Medical skill was
last In study (or a rolief. Tho body re
talnodlic spirit until It could hold to-
.gotiioyiio longer. In tlio quiet hours
.gotnoyiio longer, in
of sojjiiry nuturo, vmi
llovnJftjjrelr
turning ot tTionihx, coi
lion man and boast
' rest, buforo the
, comes tho niossiuro
on.olectile wiw, "the President 1
dead." tullow-oitlj'.ens, wards full me
"No tongno can tell tho rest ; oneh heart
Kiiowotli Its own sorrows: otorn tv w 111
not reveal tho unbounded iiniruish of a
etrickon pooplo, Tho bolls may top,
their solemn notes, nud words of
pathy may continue to bo fftlokoryyot
tho IiiiU will not bo told. No discard,
nut noto Is ! ard throughout tho hind.
Tho heart tonrs of tho mighty millions
tlow In a slnglo ilvor.
Wo turn tv moment to look Into the
prlvato character ot tho man. Upon
taking tho oath of ofllco wo seo nn in
li to tho uharnolor of tho man burst
Intr forth in expressions of lovo for nn
aged niothor and a dear compnnlon. If
told tho talo and was taken tip by nn
nnxlons lioop'o. Puro nud noblo, un
tnrnlshed ovon by pnrly onomlo, clenr
us tho noonday sun, froo from thu
sllghtoU suspicion of wrong, fit for. co
lestlal habitation. Such was the char
acter made by a lamented chief, onu
worthy tho oxnmplo ot every young
man in thu Nation ono that will live In
thu thoughts of nations vet unborn.
Tho Clod of the universe has need for
just such men to swell tho great compa
ny ot martyrs lor truth and right. Thu
inmunorablo company of tho grunt has
been Inctenscd. bnrth Is poorer:
llcnvon is richer.
What aro tho lessons to bo learned
from tho unbounded calamity P Al
ready statesmen nro thinking to correct
tho weaknesses of jrovcriinicntnl law.
Tho North nud thu South uro embrac
ing each other in affection and lovo,
never botoro manifested ns now. Polit
ical parties uro o'uvnted to it higher
pbuie. Truo manhood will bo praised
higher in vo-irs to conio. I ho uliris-
thin rellnlou has trained another victory.
Thu Instructions of thulliblu Imvu prov
en Milllcicut to inuku a dying uetl ns
soft us downy nll'ows. Not n murmur
or complaint escaped tho Hps of tho
martyr. incro is u divinity mat
shapes our ends, rough liuw thorn ns wo
may." Ho is gone, nut lives forovur.
thu casi: or OUITHAU.
Thu death of Gen. Garfield nt Long
lli'iinuh, It was supposed, madu it nec
essary that tho iuqttO't as to the cause
nf his death should tako place in the
Statu of New Jersey. It was given out
that thu Coroner of. Monmouth county,
thu county In which Long Hraneli is
situated, would demand that Guiteaii be
delivered to lit i it that ho bo examined
by a Cormier's Jury. Upon thu verdict
of this jury thntthu President died from
the effects of a gunshot wound lullictcd
by Guitoau, it was expected that the
latter would lie he'd by tliu Now Jersey
authorities to auswur in that State tho
crime of minder.
In 1858 a man was wounded In Now
York and was removed to Nuw Jursuy,
.li.i.x. I n jllflil .111 llld l.llCill1 t,1tM 111.
lllcted thu wound was indicted and
tried in Xuw Jersey, but tlio Supreme
Court of that Slate held that New Jer
sey bad no jurisdiction over tho crime,
tliu aujutcd having not donu any uct in
New Jersey. A few years ago a person
was grossly Injured in Philadelphia,
and was carried over to Camden, X. J.,
wherohu died. The poison indicting
tho wound was taken over to Now Jer
sey, where hu was tiled, convicted and
hanged, thu Supreme Court holding
th'Jt Nuw Jersey hud jurisdiction at
common law. Since then, in 1877, thu
I.euislaturo unacted n statutu applying
to tlds very condition of clrun instances.
If this statutu be sustained us constitu
tional, nud fliiillar .statutes exist in
other t-lntcs, thu trial of thu ussnssi
might certainly take place in Xw .Ter
ser, bliould it oe dctui iutneil mat tif.s
man cannot bo tried in Xuw Jersey, and
cannot be tiled in tliu District of Co
lumbia, thu death not hnviug taken
place thore, it Is pos-iblo that there will
grow out ot this singular condition of
circumstances some ainuudHii'iit to thu
geuoral u imlnul codu that will prevent
such an extraordinary failure of justice
hereafter.
Oeautlflers.
Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy checks and sparkling eyo with all
tho cosmetics of l''rancu or liuniitiiiui's
of tlie world, wbi'u in pour health, nud
not iiiitLT will glvu you such good Health
strength, buoyant spirits and beauty as
I lop lii'tei'.. a tr ans vermin proof
See another column.
Georg'a papers uro salng that pos
slMy Senator Hill's malady may oh igo
him to resign his seat in thu United
States Senate.
Dyspepsia & Liver Complaint.
Is it not win th tho Hindi prico of lb
cents to frco yotuselvcs of ovury symp
tom of thus'u distressing coinnluluts, If
you think so call at our btore and get
a iiottiout Milton s utilizer, every iiottiu
has u printed guarantcu on it: usu ac
cordingly and if it uous you no good it
will eot you nothing. Sold by T. S.
lliude, Oregon, Mo.
A Mexican niys that tlio eovornment
of tho United Slates Is ess rcliab'o than
tli at of Mexico ami lias more distuib
lug elements.
Shlloh'3 Catarrh Remedy.
A lunrvolous euro forCatarrli. Dinh
htlicria, Canker mouth, anil Head Aclie.
With eiudi bott'o there is mi ingenious
nasal Injector for tliu more succui-sful
treatment of these complaints without
oxtra charge. Price M)eU Sold by T. S.
Hindu, Oregon, .Mo.
"Actuality is tliu thingness of the
here," ms Philosopher Alcott. Hut
what thu Amuileau people consider uc
tuu it y, Mr. Alcott, is the huicuuss of
tlio tiling. )
Tho poor sntl'erur that has been dosing
himself with co called Troches, Dnd
tlieroby upet his ftntuuch without cur.
lug ihu troublesome cough, should taku
our utlvlcu and use at once Dr. Hull's
Cough syrup and get well at oueo'
Shlloh's Cnnsumntlan Cure
Tills is beyond otiestioii tho i Vst
. . ,
successful Cough Medicine wo hvo
ovur sold, a fuw doses Invariably cto
the worst cases oi cotih, Uroup, a
Hroiiehitls, while its wonderful sL
cess in tliu cure of Consumption Jis
without a parallel in tho history oi
medicine. Since lis ilrst discovery It
has been sold on n guarantee, At m
whicJi no other medicine can sttull.
If you have n Cough wo earnestly ulk
you to try It Price 10 i ts. iiU cts. affll
81.00 If your Lungs uro sore, Chest, ?jr
Hack, Lanio, uso lhiloh's PotouO PW
stur. Sold by T S. Illiule, Oreg(Ji Mo,
OAMl'IIIINU HII1NKY TEA-
ForLumo Hack and all Kidney troubles.
t?lt... A nl ... ...... 1. ... t-t C
e uuiiin. jimv hi dud jiui iiii iv
Proiitl's, Orogonj Franco & Co,, For
est City.
DON'T FORGET IT
Wo Imvo just rocotvetl a vory
Ini'go stock of Glassware,
Qnooiiswiiro, Table nud Pock
ot Cutlery, which will be sold
on closo margins.
HERSHBERGER & ANDERSON
3.500
Fine Orerconts orcned at Mcfulnoh's,
1900 Ficdoieck Avenue, St, Jtph,
Arrivin
Wo aro now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock of gooils and invite tho inspection
of all close buyers.
Our goods aro fresh and new. We did
not carry over from last year, a singo over
coat, Cloak, Blankets, or any of that class
of goods.
Call and see us. We can and will save
you money.
Smith & Phelps,
CLOSING OUT!
iVERYTHING
We are closing out our entire 4ock of
goods, consisting of a lull and cornp etc line
of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Pumps, etc.. at
NET COST,
in order to leave the country.. We mean
business, and if you would take advantage
of this opportunity to secure cheap goods,
call early, as they must be sold by
October 1st.
W. H. WII-I.IABSS,
Forest City, Mo. -
X. I). Anyone dusirlng to eusriige In business, wu would sny, here is a
good opening. Wo will sod thu entire stock, mid give satisfactory reasons to
all tor ilolng so. More uuiidiug ami commoutous resilience tor sale eiicnp.
FORD &
-thi:--
FIRM OP
FOREST CITY, DVCO.,
Are now prepared to show tho public tho best nud largest stock of
Boots aiad. Slioes
Hats and Caps, Notions, Etc., Etc.,
Kvor offered In Holt county. Wo also Imvo a full lino of fJluss and Queens
wnro. Wo believe that wo Imvo tho largest lino of Ladies' mid Misses' Pine
Shoes. Call unit examine goods. Wu will not bo undersold.
H
ra na )
Viyfi, l&k. UAU L. JJ
vTS. & GO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
.ii.a:rj?xJ.iNX, mo,
DKALKHS IX
( generalTmerchandise. )
We deslro to call Spsolal Attention to our large nn J well oclastod stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS MJDGAPS,
Quoenswnro, eto., which nro now being received, nml extend a cordial Invl
tntion to nil, to call nnd examine our goods beforu purchasing
WE AKE AGENTS FOH THE
ot which wolinvo a lnrgo stoekof nil grades,
Country Produce tnkon in oxclmngo for goodH at highest
Market Prico.
JAS. EWIUG- & CO.,
s, i . '
MUST
SO
V. II. WILLIAMS
SMIT
If ift I
riif-smnxT Airrnuit's .iimi:ss
Last Thursday, the 2lM Inst., It was
deemed advlsablo for President Arthur
to tuko the onth In the National Capitol,
and alter being sworn in by Chief Jus
tlco Wnlto, In presence of tho members
of tho Cabinet, a tow Senators nud
members of tho House of Kepresoutiv
tives, he mndo tho following uddrcss:
"l'or tho fourth time in tliu history of
the Republic, Its Chief Magistrate has
been leniovcd by death. All hearts nro
filled with grief and horror at tliu hide
ous crime which has daikened our Intnl.
The memory of tho murdered Presi
dent, Ids protracted sufferings, his tin
yielding fortitude, the uxumplo and
i achievements of Ids lllo nml putlios of
I his dentil, will forever Illumine the pa
ges of cur history. I'or the fourth
tinio, tiio officer elected by tho people
nml ordained by the constitution to fill
n vacancy so created,' is called to as
suinu tho I'xeciitlvo chair. The wijiloni
of our fathers, foreseeing even tho
most dire disability, madu sure that the
Government should never bo imperiled
h.-eatisu of uncertainty of human life,
i Men may die, but the fabric of our frr o
institutions remains unshaken. Xo
higher or ntoto assuring proot could
exist of tho struuglh and permnnuncy of
popular government than the fact that
tliotib thu chosen of thu people may
bo struck down, his constitutional suc
cessor Is peacefully Installed, without
shock or strain, except sorrow which
mourns tho bereavement. All the noble
uspirutlrtiis of my lamented predeces
sor, which found expression In his life,
the incisures dovKid and suggested du
I ling Ids Inlef administration to correct
I nbuses and enforce economy, to ml
' vnnco prosperity and promote geneial
we'fare, to insure domestic security nud
maintain friendly nud honorable rela
tions with the nations of the earth, will
be garnered In tliu hearts of thu people,
! and It will be my earnest endeavor to
I profit by Ids example and experience.
j I'llOSlTItlTY 1H,I:SSKS Oflt C'OUXTItV.
Our lUeal policy is fixed by law and
well grounded nud generally approved,
Xo threatcnni!' ismiu mars our toreln-n I
Intercourse, ami whilom, integrity and
thrift of our people may be trioted to
j continue undisturbed through the pres
I out assuriil career of peace, trumpiilily
and welfare. The gloom and anxiety
which have eiishiouded tliu country
must mal,e rcnoo esneeiallv we'couie '
now. Xo demand for speedy legisla
tion lias been heard. Xo adequate oe-ca-ion
Is apparent for an umi-ual ses
sion ot Congress. Thu constitution
dellues tlio functions and powers of thu
I.uctitivu as clearly as thoso of cither
of tliu other ilepartinents of the uorern
incut, and ho must answer for the just
exereiso of thu discretion it permits
anil thu performance of tlio dutiis it
imposes. Summoned to lliese high du
ties and responsibilities, and profound
ly conscious of their magnitude nnd
gravity, I assume thai trust imposed by
the coii'-tiiiition, relying foi aid on Di
vine guidance and tlio virtue, patriot
ism and intelligence of tlio American
people."
surra.
Vou should see thoso $10 suits.
Mulnlueii is receiving his great stock
of Winter clotliin;?.
.
You tdinuld eco Mclnlucli's Fnll
Winter Caps, lints nud Scurfs.
nud
MiTulnoh now has tu stock the
larg
est line of
CLOTHING
to ha found In St. Joseph, outside of
tlio largest Jobbers.
A ?i odlv hlzcil mindlu of nuw music
from O.Ditsou &Co., Iloston, nnnouiu-
us that they have, with their usual vig
or, commenced tliu lull campaign of
publishing. The first that meets the
oyo is u song, "Tender, loving Eyes of
bluu" (:t cts), by Mullaly, and is ae
eunipanlcd with n sweet little ballad,
"Ileautiful Violets" (80 cts), by Lyman
Hrticlcet, u nice affair for children's con
certs! then comes a glorious bass soils,
"Light of our Way" (!!0 -cts) .hy Colo; n
very neatpicturo tille belongs to "Tlio
Forest echo" (40 cts), n neat piano
piece-j then there is one of llcrgcr's
pretty little pieces entitled "llntnpinn"
(2.1 cts), for young players; the "Oliv
ia Walt." (35 cti.), bo Cotsford Dick,
nnd tho "Gludo Polacea Quadrilles"
(.'10 cts), by Coluinan. An interostins.'
number of thu Weekly Musical Jlevord,
Dexter Smith, til. tor, Is nlso found in
the roll.
DO YOU WISH
to save money in tho purchase
of your Fall or Wintor Cloth
ing, your limits anil Shoos?
Il you do, wo plainly tell your
to call on us and hu convinced.
HERSHBERGER & ANDERSON.
SALT.
Melnlnch 1ms his usual big pilo of
Salt for fall Undo by tho bnrrcl or car
loud,
FLOUR.
The colcbintcd Falrbury Flour nt
Molnluch'fl
On the lfiih ln't.,s?8,o00 was forwatd
ml feom New York to tho MYOl' of Port
Huron. Mich., for the hinellt of the
sufferers from tho recent forest nnd
larmllrl'S.
Tumors,' oryslpehu, inoioiiriiil ills
imsns. scrofiiln. nnd iiencral tlebillly
oured by l)r Linsey's iHood Soarchor.
iimnnirliiir forest tires nreviilleil In
Vi.w .inrsiiv. do liner the recent "dry
spud," nml many valuable tracts of
pino nml cedar wcro scrumsly ilamnged
or destroyed.
Tho best Mrongthciior of mind mid
hotly is llrown's Iron Hitters, it Is very
soothing nud refreshing In its etrcct.
John V. Ilrooks for ninny yearn Idcii-
tilled .vitli Western railroads, tiled in
Germany on the lGth lust.
Mrs. Mary Manin of Hnrrisbnrg,
ra., says: "l suifured severely irom a
complication of feina'u diseases; that
sense of bearing down seemed as If It
would kill mu; my habits weio very ir
regular; nothing seemed to benefit me
until I tried llrown's Iron Hitters.
If Americans would sit longer at the
tabic, converse cheerfully and be happy
while they eat, they would have les
dyspep-huind a more cheerful religion,
A Timely WnriiltiK, or Hip i:xicrlcnc0
of n .Mlnlnter.
if you suffer from trencral debllltv,
brought on by loo close application to
business and excessive brum work ; or
Irom iiiereasius prostration nml sinking
spells, that even a rct or lemovul of thu
euuu will not relieve, lllilku liustu to do
us u reverend friend of ours. Hu m-
cured from his tlrugglst n bottle of
urowirs iron miters, having heard or
its merits from u nliTsleiaii, who told
In in not to tako itnyotlior Hitters or Ton
ic, for with thu exception of Hrowu's
Iron Ilitters. thev nil contained alco
hol, and hnil tailed to trlvu his lintients
lastiiiL' relief: nor should hu tuko any
other preparation of Iron, for with the
exception of l'r.iwn's Iron Ilitters, they
all blackened thu teeth, and often gave
headache, which llrown's Iron Hitters
novel did, but in fact cured headache.
Tho effect was most s.itl-faetory j ho tin
lurtliately realized wonderful results.
His old energy returned, his iiatutal
force returned, and he felt hinifclf al
together n new man, full of health,
strength and vigor, anil ho has contin
ued It) remain so ever since. Now he
recommends Hrowu's Iron Hitters to all
his friends which we unhesitatingly do
to all our rentiers.--Globe.
American horses will not make as
much money abroad this year us the
American donkeys have spent there.
Dr. J. V. Gibbon, of Aik., writes:
"For many ycuis in.v wife was n suffer
er tiom a terrible fein.de complaint that
bullied tliu skill of all phy-lclans around
mo. 'I here teemed no dope for her. I
was made acquainted with tlio compo
sition of Dr. Dromjroolo's Kiu'lish !
male Hitters, and kninvliiL' Ilium to be
good, I procured several bott'es and
placed her upon its use. They cured
her sound and well, nml I tin not
tntu to my. they uvcd her life."
licsi-1
When you tako a trip you are fre
quently troiiiiicd wiiu coiiMipuuon
headache, pains in the stomach, indi
gc-tlon, a Iceling of weakness or gen
eral lassitude, heartiiurn, acid or sour
stomach, etc. You tin not wish to
...i .i. .. ...
ciaiu vou r siouiucii wnn u en
llllll-
scntim; pil's, hut it you wish a pleas
ant and sail 'factory remedy, procure
a bottle of llailey's Saline Aperient,
which will cost on:y fit) cents. Il is ex
ceeillnsly pleasant, always ready anil
acts promptly.
On the l;lth Inst., the editor of the
Hates county, (.Mo.) VVwum was pub
licly cowhliled by thu editor of Ihe
Hares county Democrat. These papcis
are rivals in politics anil tlio incident
was only mi e.chai'go oi editorial cour
tesies. Will vou heed thu warning. Tho Ms
mil perhaps o the sure approach of that
more terrible dicuo t oustimpllon.
Ai-k your.'ches if you can affonl for tiie
sitke'of siivlng fill cts., to run the risK
and tlo nothing for it. Wu know from
experience that -liiloli's Cur.-, will Cure
Cough. It tiuvcr fails. Tills explains
why more than a Million Itottles were
.volil tliu pa-.t year. It iclieves Croup,
nml Whooping Cough, at once. Mo' hurt,
tlo not be without it. For Lamu Hack,
lde, or Chest, use Shiloli's Porous
Plaster. Sold bv. T. S. Hindu, Oregon
Mo. '
Chicago is doing more building this
year than in any year sincu Iliu tine
which followed thu great tire. Two mil
lion brick per day tiro being laid.
A Connecticut Maniac's belief Is that
lie is divine, anil therefore has a right
to ride free on ruilioads. Hu tries to
kill conductors who deny his claim.
Hiifus Hutch is pnssino ihu parly days
of tliu autumn season at Cranston's ho
tel West Point, wheio. in his semi-
pi-anger's coMuino, hu is a centra! tig
lire.
"Sellers' Liver Pi.l.i" Imvo been the
standard remedy for nialaria, liver
complaint, co-tiveucss, etc., for fifty
year.s.
Tho
eamnali'ii uiruiiisl thu hostile
Apaches lias been Initiatul liythe mureh
oi (iimcral Curr to Ciblcii, with -JU0
I'nitcd .Stutes soldiers nml a company
of si outs. Thu Indians nro MrunjjU
Intrenched m one of tho naturally lor
tilled portions of Arizona.
This lady had been married thirtci'ii
vears, and during at least ouu-lialf tif
that tinio had been n cufl'eier from tlie
effects of Leiuorrliiea or Whites anil
Its many atteudaiils. Sim was very
much reduced in i-irength and llesli,
being unablu to take any active exer
eiso. Dr. L. advised tho us ot Dr.
Droiugoolo's Enii.isii l'i:M.i.i:HirrKiti-
as lie knew us couiiosiu hum
inanv duubts sho commenced its use,
hut after thu titta if six bottles, (dist
ill" only St.l.OO) she was rcsloicd to per
fect lien. tli.
Prominent Northern Democratic poll-
tlolans will attond the cotton o.sposi.
tlmi nt Atlanta for an iutereiiant;u o
opinion on tliu tariff question. .u. .1.
'1'ihlen, fsenators Kernun nml Eaton,and
Speaker.llauilall nru uxpecieu.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters nt .Vdnilnlstrnlhm on tlio olatii
.laeoh ltostoek, deeeiised, were ittaiiled 111
iimlemluiii'il. Sent lulh, IsSl, by ihe 1'rolial
Clwiirt ol Holt (oiuity.
persons iiiiviiik ri.ioin iiihi ni
are re'iuired to exmhlt them lor a liuyiuiee to
the iidiiilulstratnr within one year tit er the ilalf
ot said letl'rs.nrtliey may lie nree inli'd Inuii
any henellt uf sahl otate. and If stieli claims li
lint exhlhlted wlllilu two ears Irom Urn dale ol
villi letters they will ho forever liarreil, , .
Mia u tors nn j 'i0IN nuoiiKIt Ailin'r
fjjROwrrs Pepsin Tonic
FOR THE CURB OP
Dygpopsla, Intilfjostlon, Hoadacho,
Hoariburn, Sour Stomach, and all
implaasant offocts arising from ovel
jatliin or drinking.
It Is rniuimseil of Pepsin, llliuhnrh.
ManTrnke nud (icutlan. remedlfs that
ut tnu'qunllctl Tor the cure of nil dls
eases of thiT stomiich and bowels.
(Jive It a Irlnl ami get sure relief.
KendSp
Sent loinnihbiM on receipt of
By B. C. SCHOLZ, Pharmacist,
CORNING, MO.
Successful
' nnmetr i'vcritlrmcrcit, at It N rrrlulit
""wkV uw '"'
ter. Atvi excellent for luuiiau lies Ite.et
pruot Ueliiw.
KltOM
COL. L.T. FOSTER.
ViiiuiKlmvn, Ohio, .May 1U. issti.
Pit. 11..I. Kknii.I.I...S: To,, llentHi-l li.nl a
it.v v.iIiimMc llaiiihleiniiloii enlt ulilcli I prl.
nl ery lilulil), lie IiiiiI a mtj lan,'i' Imiiic unIii
nn onu joint ami n small one on lite oil.t r
which muite lili. very litnie, I li.nl lilia iiiulti'
Ilic i Ii.oku of two M'leiliiary HiitKt'inis.ulio lull
fd lo cHrc lilni. I w its one iliiy re.ulli.K the nil
M'lllseiiicut of KcliiluH'i IiiiIii Cine III lint
I'lilciiii'i t'.(tii't, I ili'ieriiilneil at mice to try
ll mill cot nr i!rina:lo.s here to selnl for 11 1
They onlereU three hollies! I look them nil
mol Ihoiiiiht I would tle II it thorough til.il.I
iim'iI II iieeonllni: to illreellnns ;unl tne limrlli
ht the eoll eeieeil lo h lame, nml Ihe Iriiiis
lme illMipiieareil. I nseil hut one hullle ai.it
tlieeolis liiohs tire n tri'e irmn lmiips anil as
Miioolli ai imy horse hi Hie Male, lie It entire
IJ iiueil. Tiie eliru was hu remarkiihte tlnit t
lettnoof in) iieliilitiiili.it elhe reinahihiK two
hollies, nlinareiiow iiilnu It.
Ver ItrpH.-rt fully,
KHBALL'S TSPAVIN CUBE.
Itoeliesler. lint,, Nov. :w, Itxi
Z U. S. Kl'.MiM.I, ,Sr CO., tlrlllH ;l'li tin' ,-e.nl
us a Hiipolv of iiilverllslti); mailer for Kendall's
Spat III ( lire. It liasnceod mile lu re mill ylves
Hie oe.il oi suiiMii.'iitMi. wi nil wo omr mpiii,
nulimu el lo hnrii tliel1rt iiiifiiiiir.ilite report
Very liespi elfullv,
.1. Paw.Hoii Sou. l)tii).'i;iM.i.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
W'liithroii. limn. Xov. iiil. Issu.
1)11. II. .1. 1;i:mi.i.I..V Co.. lit nts i-Knelon il
ptiMM' llml '- ii'IiIn lor inir Tin:itic on Mm
ilorM-aiid hltdlirases, 1 n.ue lieell UiliiiS K'u
dull" Slim In Cure on one of mi horci for ooiui
So.ivlu. tine hotlle entirely eiirid the l.une-
ues mid leiiiou'il Imt nil tin- hiiiieli.
Ilium ... -.. v ...... . .
l.eroy 11. (Irnliuin.
i KENDALL'S SPAM CURE
Oil Human Flesh-
fallen's Mills New Vork, 1-Vh. 'Jl, 1STS.
no. n. .1. Kc.siiAt.t. Co.. tichls i l lie par
. lli.iiliiriMi'lillwhh ll I nml .olir ,Sl;illl Cl.n
... . '.II. .limit ..ni l., .nnilli f sKli'i'll IlinllthS
'stimulus. 1 had Ir ed ui.uiy llihiKs Imt hi vain.
Your Spavin Cure pin me icei hi nn- kiihiimi
nu-iihi. nml ror the lli-M time since hurt l or.i.
family lliilmeiit It excels iiiiMIiiiii! we eer
iim'iI, liev. Jl. 1'. Hell
r.istorof M, K.CIuireli. lV.lten'.s Mills, X.v
Is 'i"li III III it ielfecls, mllil III t'ine!t"ll lis It
itnes dues not hlhter. el ll Is pelielrntllis ami
piiwciful to leaea eery deep sealed pain or In
rcuiow am linn iiinwlhor oilier enl irirenu'ii l.s
of tlie Joints ami llmhs, or for rheumatism In
iiuiu. or fur aii iittrpose ior will -It a llnlinenl is
used for man or IhmM. II Is nmv known to hu
Ihe hest llultiienl for nun cut iim'iI, iielln
mild am! yet certain In lis clteeK
s.liil aildiess foe Illustrated Circular Willi h
Welnllik KHespi.lllvep.of oi lis Tlltjles. Nn
n dv has cut met wlllisaeli umialllled sin-
eess lo any kliuwehlite. for liriit as well ns
"7'ri'T. SI. per hollle, or s IioIII.m (or All
DrniWtsishaM'll oi cull el It forum, or I will
he sent post paid to mi) midribs on receipt of
in lee hvthe proprieties. UK. II. S. KUXDAl.f.
& ft)., liiioslniwi Calls. Vt.
Sold by Ail Druggists.
U.TEimS ALKIKE,
Attorney stt Law,
OltlHior, MO.
priiellcelnalltlieeoiirls of Missouri.
Ileal estate and collection litlslucvi piiimptly
allemlod to
tilllee ovcr;Sc!uUle live Store.
MiimHiiii.wnn.iiiwm
E. J. KELLOOd,
ATTORNEY' AT LAW,
citAiti, v.o.
Will practice In all the courts of Missouri,
ileal estate and collcctliii; business promptly
Ilf ended I".
ALEX LOZO,
P1TBB11I, PORTRAIT
And Art Gallery.
Cor. 5th & Tcllx, ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
All Work Wiirrnntcil.
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TFA.
Is a plant nativu to the Sitrru. It'
euro I It euros!! Only M cents.
Try It ut King Frond's, Oregor. Franco
& Co.,Forcst City,
OALIFOKNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Trv It when all other remcillus fall nnd
gut relief. Uuy It of King & Proud, Ore
gon ; France & Co., Forest City.
,T.T. THATCHER, M. I.
IIOAKEOPATlllST AM) SL'KUF.OX,
OUKflON, .MlSSOI'UI,
Ol'l'H'K.-t residence, two do iri mirth
I, A. Keevcs's ritoiu j toriuerly rvslileticu of
Levi (Iren
1. I. HE A,
Attorney at Law. Notary
Public nnd Heal Estate Agent,
MAITLAND, MO.
Will attend to all Iji-al hiiHlness Intrusted In
ins i-itro In all the I'tiurtsiit Northwest Mbsunrl.
I las tor salu a liirue limnher nt choice husluei-s .
luls.
S. I'. 0'KAI.I.ON. l.KItlll IllVINH
O'FALLOX & IRVINE,
Attorneys at Law,
OlIKttON, MIHSOUltl.
AVII1 praitleo la all courts of Missouri,
rolleellons, nml nil imuinerof lepil huslness
vvlll teeilvi' oilf pniinjit n'telitloii.
OlUcf ni'rlli ofilo ot I'otirl House, over
rililile's DrilK Htore.
A. II. JAMISON,
Attorney at Law,
Ueul Eatato, Iusnranoo and Colloot
IiiK gauti
JIOU.NI) CITY, MIKHOUIII.
Wl.l praellee in all tlit enntts of northwest
Miss mil.
AV. J. REA,
The Cheapest and Best
PHOTOGRAPHED
IN Till! (,'ITV.
FOURTH AND EDMON1) STRF.ETS
T. JOIKI'M, K.
vkehSu5s1S
spavin cunE
FT "II