The Sully County watchman., July 14, 1883, Image 7

About The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894

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CRUELTY OF THE COWBOYS.
(alllfBrmllns on *h«» A
*-lto»l of KiitMatia—flarbarltloa to
1
Dumb Animal* i'or Che Profit of
hrlMtlan Owners.
The history of eattle-breecUmron the
jihiiiis and in the mountain valFoys is
lint* "f cnu'lty to dumb animal*.
I'houssuids and' thousands of c:ittl»*arH
annually fro/.on and starved to death
on th»'s«* wind-swept plains, because
their owners believe and assert that it
is cheaper to have them die than to
provide food and shelter for them. For
the suffering these cattle, endure be
fore death relieves them, no stock
breeder cares at all. They are equal v
indifFereut to the money loss resulting
from their deaths. (J illousness of
heart is an essential qualification fora
rattle-breeder who feeds his herd on
plains of high altitude. Of the wick
edness of the nv n who assume charge
Cf horned -stock and drive them iim a
eon u try w'.ere numbers of tliem starve
to death, or die of rairing thirst in the
winter, when the*water holes are froz
en, or freeze to death during Air tic
like storms. have something to say. tion m'cuerd. The tirst Hush of mat
lf a farmer living in the valley of the
Hudson should treat his stock iis cattle
are treated on the plains, a howl of
virtuous indignation would resound
throughout the Empire State,
and the iillinium owner would be bit
terlv pr»Hecuted in the courts. He
would be taught that animils have
rights and that, ownership does not
give the right to torture. All men
who have, in the snring, seen the
weak, thin cows of the plains—cows
that have raised calves and bear an- did not perform theirs. They regret
i of the monet
sen ted the value of the cow.
was a 11.
ther at the Kame timo—stiinding shiv-1 ted the loss of the money that repre
eringly. with hanging heads, and with
the death .-.tare in their sunken eyes,
in the lee of willow bushes, or bv
widespread rails in fences, seeking
protection from the cutting northern
jmhisis, have had their hearts wrung,
fhese cows arc patiently waiting for
the kind hand of death to release
them from the cruel ownership of in
human man. Their dead carcasses
niutelv protest against the outrageous
abuse of ownership that is practiced
on the grazing grounds of the west.
Men "who cheerfully, yes. eagerly,
assist by word of mouth and gifts of
money'in suppressing all exhibitions
tif cruelty to animals in the streets of
New York embark in enterprises of
cattle breeding on the plains, where
more cruelty is practiced in one day
in a single herd than is witnessed in
all the streets of all the cities of the
union in a year. The cattle-breeding
companies that are now springing into
corporate existence all over this coun
try should Ihi openly incorporated, for
instance, as "The Great Western
Cattle-Torturing company, incorpo
rated for the purpose of starving,
freezing, and killing weak cattle by
thirst, in arid regions of high altitude
and intense cold, in the hope that the
stronger cattle, that are able to with
stand the abuse, grazing on untaxed
ground, will profitably pay the in
vestors."
I have seen blizzards on the plains
that swept through a man who was
clad in heavy woolens and fur over
garments as though he was dressed in
tarlatan. 1 have known parties of
buffalo hunters, men used to hard-
ship, and whose stomachs were filled
with buffalo marrow, and who were
wrapjM'd in blankets and roles, to
freeze to death in their wagons while
endeavoring to escajie from the unen
durable, icy blasts, of an Arctic like
blizzard. Cattle, weak and ill-fed on
frost
th est
wind. As they pass by the air is fill-1 ready to receive it.
ed with the sound of theii mournful
moaning. They wander staggeringly i
along over the trackless plains, vainly
endeavoring to find water with which
to quench the intense thirst produced
by exceeding cold weather. The wa
ter littles are frozen. The weaker cat
tle drop out of the herd. They lie
down to die. The snow drifts around
them. They are freezing to death,
aud are still consumed by raging:
vcr. The wolves attack them as
icy lie on the frozen ground unable
to rise, unable to protect themselves.
The cry of despair utteml by the
wretched animals when they realize
that the horrible death of iK'iii^ eaten
alive by carniverous animals is their
doom, is an unearthly one. As the
peculiar liellow of an animal when it
iintls the scene of the blood of one of
its fellows on the ground excites the
herd with the information. "Here
The reported losses of II, 4, or 5 JMir
cent of a cattle brand durinjf winter
storms is thankfully received by the
eastern ownei-s. it does not represent
a large loss of money. 1 do not lie
lie ve that there has ever been a herd
of ea't.le wintered on the plains, with
no provision was made for fnd for
them, that did not lost! much more
than the reported loss. I speak of
st«ck cattle, not of brands or picked
steel's: and I would not believe the
reports if all the cruel men who insure
cattle lying on the range lietween the
Kio iramie and Saskatchewan rivers
swore to tlieui. I have known entire
liertls to be lost. Of one lienl of one
thousand lieeves, not a single one sur
vived the winter of IS"
1-2 ill Kansas.
No heiil that 1 knew of lost less than
per cent., ami the majority of stock
men lost over (5t» per cent, during the
cohl winter. In the spring- of IKSt* 1
saw thousands of dead cattle and
sheep lying on the banks of the Ar
kansas river. The numler of eattle
lost during the winter of 1K79-S0 was
vnormous and the suffering of the
cattle that procded that loss, what of
that
No man of sensibility could possi
bly enjoy money earned by the suffer
ings of dumb uuiioals committed to
his cure. Ownership of cattle implies
implies, protective care of the animals.
I have seen cattle during cold spells,
when the life sustaining water was
ice-bound, gather around their aceus
tomed watering places and moan for a
drink. Some of these thirsty cattle,
that were too weak to search for run
ning water, would stupidly stand
around the frozen pools until "they fell
and died from inflammation of the
stomach. I have opened some of these
cattle and in all cases found the con
tents of their stomachs a hard, cake
like mass, and the stomachs highly
inflamed. The suffering these poor
creatures endured before death relieved
them, must have been frightful. They
were crazy with pain. As long as they
had sufficient strength to stand they
attacked every man who ventured
near them. 1 have seen cows so weak
that they staggered as they walked,
and gave birth to calves in the most
sheltered spot they could lind in their
weak condition. After the exhaustion
of labor they arose and lovingly lick
ed their offspring dry. This performed
thev braced themselves and coaxed the
calf to nurse. Then, lyingdown, reac-
ernity had passed, and they were un
able to again rise. The mothers. In
answer to the calls of their young the
dames repeatedly endeavored to arise.
Thev were so weak that when they
were partly up they pitched forward
on their heads. They struggled until
theirchins and fore knees wore skinti
ed. Thev died trviug to perform
ti.
A.. *.. i: lilf n.
A
I
their duty. The brute* who live in
log cabins that stand by the banks of
creeks that How through the plains
did not perform theirs. They regret-
lat
Is it a matter of suprise that cow
boys are cruel and brutal It is but a
step from cruelty to dumb aiiim lis to
murderous brutality toward unresist
ing, because suprised, men. 1 think
I hear it exclaimed that gentlemen
who are noted for their humanitv en
age in breeding cattle on the plains.
gagi'
Do 1
they? A man who deliberately
abuses cattle, who buys a brand with
the avowed iutenton of allowing a por
tion to starve because it is cheaper to
lose some than to feed all. Who for
the sake of a pecuniary gbin premed
itates a murderous act of cruelty
toward unresisting animals, ma}'have
the manners and speech of a gentle
man, but a humane gentleman he is
IM»i»
k Nest Lined with (ireenbacks.
From the (ialvenlon N'w.
About ten years ago a lady living on
Avenue 1, lietween Twentv-sixth and
m... ii. ion
T\vciily-s«'v»'iitli streets, missed —a
$10 and a $20 bill. After searching1
Enocii.PkaTT executed a deed of the
property of the 1'ratt Five Library. tn i
Slnlberry street. Baltimore, to that
citv and gave his check for
Kl* whieh will be invested in Baltimore
eitv lioiuls for the support t»f the li
iirsiry. The building is nearly coin-
bitten «rraxs, dis ippear In'fore pleteil and the library •w ill 1h« ivadv
storms. Thev drift with the for use as soon as the interior is made
A SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
-Yrtr
A
untt Mo*i Important 'Theor/f W
One the Mont ilnl Juea
tior.M of the /«»/.
If anyone had informed Qneefo F.liia-
'jeth in her palmi«st days that she could
have tieen seated in her palace in I/ntid«ii
'iid conversed with Ssr Walter K.deiffh
in his XorUt Carolina home receiving a
reply fiorn him within an hour's time,
she would Juivo declared it to U» a mira
cle. And vet, had they lived in the pres
ent day. this apjtareut mi rattle would
most readily have U-en witnessed and
not seemed" at all strange or unnatural
The truth is. i:ew principles are coinin?
into existence, and the operation of many
laws unknown in the past is Iteing fully
iitnlcisttKsl in the pp'fient. In no way
dot# this fact come more forcible to the
mind than in the care and treatment of
the human
INMIV.
«»lie of us has lieen slain," and rentiers niiicant or easilv contrc'liHl cause which
them unmanageable, so iloes the death
ivy of u feeble cow frighten the drift
ing herd. They disappear down the
wind. The wolves close in on the
doomed animal. She struggles des
jierately to arise, in vain. The hun
gry wolves attack her. Thev tear her
ojmmi. They drag her entrails out ami
devour them liefore her eyes. She
dies, and the wolves pick her bones
and then gallop after tlie herd.
IMHIV.
IHMIV.
Millions of ]*»ople
have died in past ages tiom some insig-
is thoroughly understood now and read
ily handled, oiiuiiiidion during
entire past has been considered an
incur-.
liu«t it has IxM-n and can In* cured, even
after it has had a long run. lir. Felix
Oswald has jiitit contnbutisl a notahlv
article on this subject to the
Srii'it \Umthltj.
as puluioiiary scrofula. The impnntus
of tin
M«HK1
.- ... hi-ada-he, cotit ipation, itnptir»* blood, sour erne
due disease. And yet it is iteinoiistrated iation from the stomach, bad tast.* in mouth
He regards cinsu:iiptu«t
produce:! constant irritation
in the husg.s, thus destroying tlieu* deli
cate Issues and caiisin lentli. His
theory shows ctiiiclusivelv tlt:it coiHinnp
lion is a bloiitl dis has its origin
prinnirily in a derangeil condition of tiu
kidneys or liver, the only two organs ol
the
asi«le troia the lungs, thnt pu
ltisiiop Jesse T. l'et k, I.
t.. wbos«* dentil luus
aeya It is wdl known, moreover, thai
f«r M'vural years he has la-en the victim
of severe kiihiey trouble, anti the pneu
monia which finally terminated his lift
was nly the last result of the pievioiis
liIiKid jKiisoning. The lieiullv matter
which is left in the lungs by the impure
blood clogs up anil dually chokes llio pa
tient. When titidt is accomplished rajMd-
These arc facts e»f science, »nl vouched
for by all the leading physicians of tin
day. Tiiev show tin* |r*irul?lftv—nny.
the necessity, of ke«yMiji tbir" most ini
jmrt.-mt I'ttfiins in |wrfn contfifiion, not
only to insure health, but also to escape
death. It lias Ix-en hilly shown, to the
satisfactkm of nearly every unpr«*ljti- Kissingen.
dirtnl mind, that Warner s Satfe Kidney
arid Liver Uiire is tlx* only known reme
dy that can cure and keep in health the
great blood purifying orpins of theliody.
It acts directly ii|*n thus*' ineniliers,
healing all ulcers which may have form
ed in them and placing them in a condi
tion to purify and not poison the blood.
This is no idle statement nor false theory.
Mr. AV. ]tea h. foreman of the HutTalo,
N. Y.. UUIIIKT T\ |H J'oundry was
it, "all riifht eharjje it."
it coultl have heen placet! she gave up n«lK»l cnvalrv ifriinent tluriny the
iii the city, hut there was enough of
them left to make them recognizable
as money.
PVEJ
up to die by Imtli physicians and friends.
Kor four years lie had a terrible cough,
a*'«m .anieii by night sweats, oiiills, and i "ho'lVanus* with i
all the well known .symptoms. He sjient
a season south and found no relief. He
says: I finally concluded to try "War
ner's Safe (*ure and in three im-nths 1
gained twenty jioiinds, ni-ovcri-d my lost
energy and mv beiilfh was ftrUy restor
ed." The list could be prolonged iudefin
ifeJy bnt enough l»"s Imeu ha id lo jn ove
to every sutlcrer from puLmon*' tuonbles
that there is reason to I* discour
in the least, and that IIKQMI earn be re
siorwl.
CHEEKY CHAPS.
''Have you got change for a dollar?"
inquired a shabbily dressed fellow of
the cashier of the Sub-Treasury. "Oh
i vas," was the cheerful reply. "Well,
said the cheeky chap, as he
edged o IF, "you're a hundred i»er cent
better o IF than I am. iood-dav."
"What's your business?" :usked a
lawyer who was on the stand. "It's
none of yours," he tartly replied.
"Ah, I thought so," retorted the attor
ney, "for you have no viaible means
of support.''
"Say. mister, gimme a light?" said
a dirty-faced bootblack to a j»ortly
old gentleman with a very red nose.
"Why, I'm not smoking, my boy,"
he pleasantly replied. ''Don't you
s'pose I kin see that you ain't?" scorn
fully retorted the gamin. How can
you expect me to give you a liglif
then?" asked the man. ".Jes" leniine
touch this butt to yer nose, old boss,
that's all:" screeched the ragged ras
cal, as he scooted down a side street.
"llow much is this leg of mutton?'1
inquire^ a sleek faced chap of a
butcher. "Well, sir." said the knight
of the cleaver. "I shall charge you—"
'"All right," exclaimed the stranger,
seizing the meat and scooting oiF with
Slirrapo of the l)ujs of Marion.
Flint Journal.
\Ve were shown Sat unlay a pair of
tlie
tliat the money had lieen stolen. Last! servieu since the days of Marion and j1,JC
Friday workmen eoninienced to repair his men in the revolution in faet.
to Michigan. Thev show that ther
have seen much sei-viee. but are high-
ly prizinl by Sheritf Pai-sell, iuto '"T^,,,v
whose hands thev passed recently
HKAT llfPKC'TS.
At this reason the health mtnls careful
attention. The blood lieing weakenetl
anti the system run down, dangerous
disease is liable to secure a hold that can
not l»e easily removed. What at first
nplH-ars to
IK*
but a slight indispmition.
often develojies into troubles that may
l* incurable the liver becomes inactive,
the complexion sallow, pimples appear
on the skin, dysjiepsia and indigestion
affect the digestive organs.
What is n»-«'ded is a complete, reliable
and strengthening tonic. Such a medi
cine is Hrown's Iron Hitters, which, by
its great strengthening powers. ditTus^
new life in the blood, revitalizes the
whole system, giving tone to the stom
ach. muscles and nerves, effectually re- i
lieving all weaknesses and tendency to
lassitude.
I Hrown's In* Bitters is a true tonie.
which has lieen thoroughly tried—is
made by a reliable firm, the Brown
Chemical Company, of Baltimore, Mil..
I and has the hearty endorsement of the
medical profession. It will cure dyspep
sia. indigestion and malaria, and relieve
all wastingdiseaset*,such as consumption
land kidney affections.
H»-in(j entirely vegetable, no |,irticul:ir care is
r. quired while nsiiiK I'r Pierce's •pleasant I'urina
tive l'ellets." Thev o|«er.ito without disturbance
to tin-constitution, diet,
billoi» atlaclis, iiti in region of kidney, internal
fever, bloated feeling about stomach, rush of blood
to head, take Dr. l'icrc- H- p» lletB." By drugRists
IIanXHJal HAMI.IN,
rilv the hlikal. When the kidneys ot I
liver are diseased thev are in a sore ot T*,e convlets the Oi"egon tate
lacerated st:ite which commnitieate 1 ri_soit at Nilem make a tlesjw'rate at
paison to every ounce of bit an I that pass
es through Ihei.i. This poisonous blood
•irculate* Uirough ih*' system and comes
to the lungs, where the poisti N deposit
ed.causing ilecoaiposition in the finely
formed cells of the Iung.. Any di-cnsetl
jmrt ol the hi sly has contaminating pow
er,ami y*-t the blood, which is the I'fe ot
the wysteui. is brought into direct con
tact with these poisoned organs, thus
arrying contagion to ail parts of the
1).,
LI*
Ih CU
recetitly re*
gr.'tted. ir reiKirtisl to lutve iliinl of pneu*
uionia. which ni'slical authorities ultirm
mow tlmn tiui i»ocketiug of the^ proiiU pure^llxld/owim.'d by diaaMMd ludueys as it is reported, at Williams
of a herd. It implies, im{KTatively injliver. juoilflg®. titvuiac. ».a
tack on the olliccrs in an attempt to
escape. Three were killed and two
Eight
wounded. a iv at large,
•of the ollieers were wounded.
IIIK M-ilei.t.'U'V
Uvea Dr.
Henry
youngest
I i- i i i i i i e e o s i i e a i
indicates a ihsease«l condition of the kid-
1
Nervous del ilit.v. th
,fiuuedlatety yields to tin
Bitters.
It is fnnlT to convin''» a man atr&inHt hia
M'IIM**
than against
IINwiU"
When
iKSTuiaiKx:-u
ust~t
to "Oath." who
went to see him up in Maine: "My
Lord! havu't von got anv more sense of Hop Bittern
than to come here iustas I am olav-1
uian i* it til iv ju. I
an
llk£T Willi U tl**Hll, th» nM'tnir**!* i)f all c»oiitr"*s—tiifchiriiii,
I Dr. Prltf'x Knvorite Prt»rl|ili)n"
.ilwavs Iwi'orncs the f.noi ito rento-ly of those who
try it. It is a *, viilc for ail female \v.\it:ne»s,'s'
and ili ran^'-iiii uis. bniiiiui^ stieiwUi to tlw limbs
I aud back, and ,Ml«r u the t':iee. »f all druggist*
None
A Fortune
uiay be mud* by hard work, hut can neither b«
maiin nor euioved withoni healtn. To thoa^ lead-
K.
1'icn-e's •'tiolden
Medical Ii -ci.vi-ry is a real frien.i, li stii !ul.it«
the liver, purities the I lood, and is the beat remedy
for CLiusuiiipUon. Wi.u*h is acrufuk-ia disease ti
the lungs, lly all druji i.-t.
curse
Ilenrv
of the American
ctionof
Kiuirck IOWA.- Fr. K.
iv it is called pneumonia tn* ipiick con- excellent resulta.
lut' m'*anv* veilt ofhn- I G«»era]~Buti?rvdll discuss
»eo-
Urowa
u'tioii of Browu^ Iron
T. ratise. of Wihnin
by the
rJimpe.
will sail
York foi
n,
ew
"Sr.
Arizona from
filler say
a:
I
have
mini Uniwn'H Iron Bitter* in my own family with
f»sr«
A
si. k man
ha.* Kivfn Kiilney Wort a thorough trial. Itotli will
ami join in tim|tialift.«l approval of tU
mniiivc i|nalili«s lu all of the liver, kid
neys ami t*iw els.
Prince Bismarck has started for i
Friwlrichruhe. whence he will go to)
Allen** "Iron Tonic Bitten^* to
th* l»-.it imiic in ex^slenre. It (iini'i the Tiver. pur
ille* tin* hlx«l, i'riat* a healthy appetite. aids di
WKtimi. dire* dyspepsia. ami *riv»--t vivacity ami
Imuyan y of spirits Tlit» la'ile o»i every lwttl« of
the i^nuine boar* the denature of J. P. Alien, St.
Paul. Minn.
Mr. Blaine lias gone to liis home in
Augusta, Me., to remain there several
weeks.
J'*•' Twentv-four Iwautiful colors of the Dia
mond liycs. for Silk.
W,HI,
When von
Cotton, ate., lOcts. A
r.'is't siu-ceas.
Senator Butler says he shall remain
paired with Senator Cameron until
tlie return of the latter from Europe.
Important*
HKH
or U iiv N\»w York eltT. mwm
lw»Kvrai '. ninl cart i:^" liin. and stop
at tin" iiK.\S*I) I'SloN ll TKI.. lipimsit" tiraml
Central depot: l-Vi ele^int riMiiiis. tltti-d up at a
cost of one million dollars, reilui-eil lo «tl and up
want |er dav. Kur"iH'iin plan. Klevutor. Ites
tauiant snppliiil with the
IH^SU
Horsi* cars,
stniti-s and elevated railroad to all dep ts. Kam
ilitM oau live ln*tter for K*s money al thu
l"n on Hotel than at anv other llr-t ciasi» l»et»| In
the«itr.
PcrNoniil! To .Tien Only.
TIIK VOI.TAIC HF.I.T CO..
by
Marshall, Mich wil
Mfnd l»r. Dye s Celebrated Klectr -Voltaic Belts
and Kleetrie Appliance u trial for thirty days
lo »ien lyuuiKor oldi who an- atllic-tcl witfi nen'
eus dehllin. lost viuilitv and kindnsl troubles
iruar\nte«iin sfMHtly and complete rest,'ration of
licui! Ii and manly vijfor. Address fLs N.
B- No risk is incurred, as thirty da.ru trial to al
lowed.
Pare Coil Liver Oil made from ^elected liver*,
on the Kcaeburi!, ty
C»swki.L, HAZ.mui
rheumatism are relieved by Uncle Sam's Xerre
aud Bote Liniment. Sold b.- all nni^Rists.
'".IfofAcr
ll'i/i ui N.y
xiran'.*
rv*tIcssuesH, worms, const
and NEE,I FOR
TKKTIIINtt
1
1 i i ,i. i .. i bous.« jor etnerKenoH-s Try it only &'• o'.a. Sold CI tWu
for it in every place here she th»ii{rht I stirrups taken frtmi an officer of a i all .in
1
the houfle, and in pulling away sonic they were made in 1771 for a colonel Mit. Norm as Hrsr. of n\. i«a chastnut sr.
of tlie weather boarding found a rat s of ji regiment of Marion's brigade, Springfield. Mass, writes April 10, iss.1. saying: i
nest nicely made up of the two bills. The stirrups were made of mahogany "Jla»inK the affliction caused by kidney and
They had lwen cut. split and torn to knots, beautifully carved, and were liver diseases, and after enduring tlie acnes, i«aitw,
such an extent that they would scarce-! undoubtedly highly prized by the we.iknfss and depresai.n incident thereto until
pjuss as curi-ency at one of the stoms owner, who fell into the hands of the «o«l were ne«*-iy| distracunl. souKht
Yanks at the Wilderness. Tlie officer
Ix-gged to IK' allowed to retain them,
hut lor some reason thev wen* brought
WE
f"r
auJ
for fevcrishaea*,
HI
itioa TasUilens. Kc.
Kixri.ESS, fretful, cryin cliildren ,r- sntTerintr.
their relief 1U. WIS'CHF.LI.'S
SYKL'L*. which is used not only for
all disorders of t«»et|iinf infuits, but cilifs
C«iuuhs, colds, croup, ho
re throat, colic and cramps^
of older children, and should b- kept in every
ia
I I I V I "lioi'fill o\ 'leant
task its fruitless aiul cimcludetl battle of the iltlerness that have seen tiles, roachea, IKSIK.iT.S."ant*,
bu^n, vermin, cblpinuoka.
.sts
out rata, mice, i
snot i.u hklpw.'VG amothkr.
a
rr"«»
a
trouble, and was
»*«n
,lul,ll(b«t
curl,
b"
I have u*ed Htmt's Itemedy, the
Aijjkrt HOLT, F^..
occupation. For sick
or
-nEVER
Jt 0».,
New York Ir 1* absolutely puru and sweet.
Patient* who have luce taken Ii prefer it U all
others l'hy«iciBil« have decided It dU[iertnr to
any of the other oiln lu the market.
riinppfd Hand*. Fare. PlmplM and
Pkih cured
LINING -LI NLI'KK I'ak SOAP,Rough
CASWKI.L.HV
tnaae
bll
•d*
fI*/.A**e it Co New York.
Heiulacht*. constipation, liver complaint, bll
iocs ie»s ore cured hy that mild cleansing reia»dj
which never nnslucea pain,
1.KJIIT J.tVER l'IM-S, only 25 centa Sold by
lni^ist«.
KlLKKyS 1AY-
SKiN\i:i HEN. WelU- HealthUenewer
rektor.-s hejiith aud vigor, cures dyspepsia, im
JJotftlC". $1 (M.
AN EEONOMICHL will keep the leather of his
irnew s-.ft and
plialile.
MaUcix.
which PHSM-RVEN it from
CRACKING and RITPIIIK. H« always IIS»*S I'NCLK
SAM'S HAUNL'SS 11.. Sold*
lty
all Harness
Quick, complete
cure, all aunoviu^ Kidney and Uuinary Diaeiaaee.
Sl.W
S pn
A INS,
bruises, stiff joints, burns, acalda aol
"•hil,we,r i
"ulv
!U"n,?,,v
curi' Hum'8
and ,lpon hLs
rwm.mendation I wm-
Ulkmc n,,d th
first few doses im
onditiott in a very iuarnl manner,
uti'i a contitniance of iM tute has justified all that
my friends claimed for it -tiiat it was a sure and
permanent cure for all dutcnscH of the kidneys
find liver. Several of my friends in Springfield
have ii--1 it with the m-wt ijratityiti^ rextilts, and
I feel it my duty as well us a pleasure to me to
reconunead Hunt's llcuie-iy in the highest po^iiMe
terms.
JI.TM'F.4CTT HKR'N TESTINO.TT.
MB. H. W. PAVK,
... ,. .. ... ,, i l'..„ IS*.«Kiiilrw or nu lu N nuun, riw u mw
t«~,t tiii'dicuie for discuses of thu kidneys, liver. SuTR 'JUIC
bladder and urinary organs, and have received
Ki'i-at U-nellt to my health from it.s use, and find
tiiat it will do just what is claimed for it It will
cu:e disease and restore health. 1 therefore pro
noutKV it the best nicdici'ie that
I
have ever
BOMTON 4c ALBANY BAILHOAB.
paytuaster Boston and Al­
bany Railroad, at Sprintrticld, Mass., writes April
iT.i, 1SSI: 1 have used Hunt's Remedy, and my
experience with it has been such that 1 can cheer
fully say (hut am sati.-vllcd that it wiil do just
what it promise* to do. if used ac.wdin^ to dire
tions.
lCemenlber ThU.
tf you are sick Hop Hitter* will »tin»!y aid Nature
tn making yon »eil when all eis« fail*
If you arc costive cr ilyspepv c. or are sufTerinit
from any other of the uuuierou# diwriue* of the
siomn.-h or txiweK it is your own fault if y«»u re
mam ill. for Hop ai* a *overei#n rem^tj
in all such complain's.
If you are wasatiR away with aay form of
Kidney disease, ntop tempting Death thia tnonirut,
and turn for a cure to Hop Bitter*.
If yon are *lck wall thai Jerrilile «iclfn«^« N«r
»onaneHv you wvil Hud a Elalin is Gilead" in thu
lf
r"u ar"
»T wM^at of*
mi.ianmti-disti i.t, tta.rn .i«lc your «yst. agam.«t
i the ace
bilioiiM and Internatii1
Hep Hitters.
lf you hav» roiiKh pimpljr or tallow akin, had
breath, paitui and ac.hes, and feel mtaerahly gen
erally, «p Bitter* will give toij fair skiu, rich
lilool and sweetest hn'Mth, luvilth ami coMifort.
lu short, they cure ail InsetiM** of the Stomach
fevenfr—by tU*? use of
:t
Bowels, l'.!ood. t.iver. N-r\.K. Kidneviv, l!H«lit
It-ea»e $.«.) will b» paid for a case* tiicy will not
cure or help
That po«.r, bedridden, invalid wife, *ist*r. mother
or daughter can lw» made the picture of health, by
a few bottles of Hop tiitters. costing but a tritla
Wilt you let them »uiTer?
:fCR PERMAfjcHT a-:- of
i
F. Dickens, the novelist's
son, lias Ix-en appointed i
CONSTiPATiOW,
1
'T^v r.i.. -r.t ..i tZ.'.:* rotta.
try iv. Ccaet»:icl no r^taoay ui ever
O-jualJ* 1.0 cv!.-brjti.-d liiv'jicy-Wort u a
-n'.rti. H~ha cvor tiin c.'ivwe, however ol:*sUuite
•Uio ca.«, Una reiacuy w:ll ovi r.-.JIM-it.
I u E i i a i a
I
cwrr:.'.'.e:iU\l W '..•3r..tUj-atio«. -Itr.iy-W ort
•••ciki iK'O p-irtn .-.ia
i .:i» ef \-s. r, p'.TjriiOli:
Y "I U.-.V-CI"
TT"! USE
EiV
i®
(COHQEaOH?)
A SPECIFIC FOR
EPILEPSY, SPASMS,
MHVUISIQHS, F'tLLIHG SICKNESS,
fi. VITUS DiHCE, ALCHOHOLISM,
CPIUM EATING, SYPH1LUS,
SCROFULA. KiHGS EVIL,
UGLY eiOOO DISEASES, DYG^FSft,
»E!WJS!!&33f SIM HE^'GilE,
RHEUifliTIoM, NERVOUS VC'^ESS,
H£RVGU3 PHOSTOaTIOH,
em WOMY, BLOOD SOSES,
JiLiOUSHESS, GGSTIYEHESS.
KMU THOUBLtS AND
irreguurihei
50 per bottle.
JPor testimonium and cirrnlara send
The Dr. S. A. Richmond Med. Co., PropS.|
St. "csoyh., ICs. (]1)
Conaapoodeoce freely ttuavwtrcd by Physnlaw
Hold br ell n»n*rliifi^
Just Publish Oil
WAR SONGS
For Auttivet'Mti'it** ami SolUieth' til
er inu's.
With Cllom«c« A rrHiierd f»P JlJlLR
TOK'KS. IMano or Organ Ae
C«lllipHllllllClltM.
PIlirK: #1 ccnU pn|»-r cent* ti"iiriN T5 cents cloth.
TVhenthc arellntitrd
nftrr rhl*. there will s new eut!iu»li«»in. «ince th«"
ii\e for the "Id miii!# lui» re\iveil. i»ml rtil* enpltal c«»l*
leetlon Is jiiht what i* w»ine1 for i.mnil .Vrmv -Innem.
Mn«le simple. :»ml all "I'll piano nrifau n'('oiii|MnI
ineiit. aail all She crnil favorites are lu re.
I ill* tmx V, p«(re*. is in larRi- is-tavo
form, ami contain* nearly a hundred »onns and hymns.
I li contain* all the »un«s recentlv iftven at the imwl sue
i civ.fnl tiraii'l Army concert. In Meclianics" Craml Hall,
r.ostun: anil -"Mlcr- and nil other* will flml thin a tint'
colleeilon f.,r concerts ninl social i-ltnilnir.
i Atiimdniit irov inioii Is mmlc tor Mi:Mi«MLand Ff*
tli.xl.
MAILED. POST-FREE, FOR RKTAIL PRICE.
LYON & HEALY, Chicago.
OLIVER DITSON
lift
manufacturer of harness,
saddlery, trunka, valis°s etc.. No. 477 Main street,
Springfield, writs* ua under date of April
8 PASTILLES. tco.
.i kro.Kl povltu tiui'liiii'* if jrnil can devote
ur time It. Ml'IIi: V HIM.. Ho* N. V.
»'i'k In
I'sirII
n»n to*
iy outfit fr»*e.
•. 1
V'F
t.iO
f«
A
plalut la rrr? apt to to
•38fm*££Xt
i ..-Jta
PAl'ENTS. LEHMftHM,
Au,.rirAn ronlca
*.*uU.
eruis unit *."• outfit
II
t-c. Aililriiw II t.K A: Co l'ortliunl. Me.
-k. '£44 Arwntl at. Mu
No i uy till c- ivfl. lei)
veins t'BttildiKiicd,
cs.rml. Stum ciiH«. lr.
Marnli, Qui
riry, Mich.
REMEMBERFARMare«nd
is
0.-
T.I T-ROVB'.IM
Ma
A MONTH nndl.board i-r 3 live Young
Men tir l.iuli. In each coiiulv. AddreM P. W.
zli:t i.KU A ».. hicago. Hi *.
V for l- IN ".nd' F^t.-V,'selling PR]?]? I Hy Ket iirii Mail. A toll «W»
V K.MI.I l».v^ .1,1.1 Itilm-. I'rie reduced :St jmt K jjjhj Vicl i CTTtiir n W MOO
cent. National l»ul.li»hlinf o.. inillMei|ililii. I' «.
'MT TI:I K
S40.000
T"
..-
MBOVE
pr,
"*-«-!IT»
'REX MAGNUS:
I'nralUiis SurrrM of
THE HUMISTON FOOD PRESERVATIVE.
lt*|ort ol~ Prol'. Snniui'l
A Book
BOSTON.
8i CO..
K'-r'tic ("in- «.i -i-e'-s,
11mora, l.tmntlf
SKI.N Dlltrn,
M:\M
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IU RHT
HLon:,, lihd li tie pain l"-»i
IR a ASH RKK-C. V i'jr.v
I'OWH iiirar" K .... 11
s ASTHMA.
NAVAL BATTLES
Aui-jit* w.inrn
Atn li'tlt M'HIITII
N-w iimt t.rupliic I'lctoii.i lli»i,rv of tin* :it S»||
HKlit* or ttic World, liv Mi-llrai IHrcctor hi|[H'M, r. S.
N. Ail.lr,-.-«.l Mi tN ,i ii I!'
LIIIM
rti«
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11••
'., .:t.-i• '.,r A.llt
i--i -i:tl. :-:i \.:t i.i.» .•:»»» rttT..t«l
Hut hv nuitl, [M-r !«*, or two t«i\e» #1. 1*. O. Htanip
j-«fct\e«l. 1'titiir.K Hito*., ItnunciHtM. Maillwin. Win. at
Vitiolewtlc. MorrWon. I'liimuier A o.,
A Itiitlon u Milwaukee.
S•-»4HIJJ.U|«-ril.n
$2
Partial List of Presents to Be Given Away.
t'. S. (torvmmrnt Itoml- of tlSOO. 1,'rtlO ,» inoo l'o.'Urt Slltrr Knitt Kiijve« lo*)
f. S. I,rv,-:il,:.es,..l
t\ S. t.ie. i.Ui.1,,. .r$
i Miitctieit Ti"ttui£ llul*M-*
1 (ira4*.U
sq|mlr-torigan
nar 1'iaao K* inl
run, 1 cabinet 00
I Thrve lt,„-.iiway W
Ml*er lumuT S.r*ioc— iw iu
Top I'.ttKtiletf 1(*^» Ihl
C. S. iiievlilMci.ll of *50 «acb il.«l iio
ehotoirraph Altiuia* fct Seixi (TJ
V11 lnjre Cnrts -.hj
i Pony 1'haciuii luw ,*J
92.935 other pre*etit* Tnitifd from CS rrr*«
tim- ^Uiir.Ult, Hilt prrvral Iu *••,*!,
Mn
i Mv
I /UR SUBSCRIPTION FREE.
u. h.toi i 32.50
tit FARM,
ili tlti
,o»fK-u
r*'o« .ft f.»r «-i i»ur }»ti!»»
vr-\
.Ml
ONLY 50 CENTS
a'. -r f. .- '.i. ', u
rrrflrrd ynnr pn|Mr ad
WE
JohimoD,
W.
of Vnlc
Mv test* of :r days in daily mean temporaturw
of Tt*4,on meata, et'., Isiu^ht in op-n market, ham
certainlv been seven*, and I am sutistled that tbo
difTen*nt brands .if Hox Maj^iius. Tlw Htitniston
KIXHJ Preservative, with which I h:iv»» expert
llletlted.
Have Arroniplliilird
HII
Claimed
for
Thfin.
So far aa I bare yet learned,
theft are the only
preparation* that tire and at the tame
timr jirnrtirtthjr.
for domestic use. At the ban-
iiuet on treaUHl' meats at the New Haven Hotuui
I vinihl II'it tti.itiiitfiitsfi lu-tiri-rii //IIHI' irhich hart
Item M.i in (/HI/* IN m/ lnfuirnhiri/ ami thoxr
I in ith/ hf rom the ri'frii/i'nitur tf the hotel.
The ovst»-rs were |»rfiftly |alatatle and fresh to
my taste, and Is-tter, ns it haiiji-ned, than thuae
i M-rvisI at tli'i same time, whieh were risvutly
taken from the she-ll. The roast btfef, steak, ohMt
cn. turkey aud |uail
ri-rr riltfll.
u-ere ait its good ae I have
Sufr, Ta««leloa*,' l*«i r«*.
R«'X Magnus is mi/c. tmtrh-s.
and Prof,
jiure,
.lohiison adds in his r-p..rt, I should anticipate
from its us«. mi 1 consider it
II/ rrtnlln
harmful tlmn rtmimoii milt."
lee*
It is a perfect sulistitute fiir ice. heat, sii^ar.aalt
or alcohol in premTvin^ fin*I, and reutinltiK ita
nuturul flavor and ssvctrUiesa re^ardle.ss of
climate* and aeasoim.
How to Get It.
All «lni!r?rl5ts and gnws keep ft. families s«nt
pisi|mid mi rec-ipt of price, except Aipm Vita' and
Anti ('"eniient, which arc put up in liottles. "\*iao
dine." for meats, |Miultry. etc., .m cts, ib.
ccan Wave," for oysu-rs. loli«i.»rH. etc., .V) cts.
I'earl." for cream, sl.KO. Snow* Klakc." for
Jnilk. Imtter. etc c.s. Qiioeu." for Jl.Ot}.
"Aipia Vitie. for tluid extnu-ts, etc., jtl.tk). Anti
Vrtneiit." "Anti Flv and Anti Mo!.!.'' .VIcts. par
)Miund Mich. Mention this paper.
Put up in 1 lb. and "i lb. eans and lb. boxes.
W. (i. Pl.l'MMKlt, (ietu ril iViC«nt.
TliellmistonFooil Preserving Co.,
T9 Kilby Street, Boston. Maaa.
For aalc in Chicago bv Spra5!ii». Warner
!I.,|,ni!.'
I
TRUIT^
Oau
St
Wholwtale •rtx-ers. Van Sclnack StAVfoifunt A
ists
A SURE cu:i£
ill' dir,insn8
for
Kidneys and
if
LIVER
Ithna*pe."..t i t, important
orcan, enabling It to throw off torpidity and
.'naclion, •timulctlntr thohr i/.hy «»crcUonof
iho Bilo, and ty keeping tlio bo well la flxv
••frrcMncltaregularcJiacharje.
MaI AFISI If you arc suffering tr?in
IWI ulQI I3 malaria, have the chlila.
»r" V..
1."".n. c\ ot constijj.itod, Kidnoy
Wor+ 1 :r-]y r*]-.• •.•" n- qn:-k!y curc.
tiie Sj-iVin, every
a th- r-w-'w.':. d. it.
SOLO By DRUCCI3TS. Prlco»l.
ra*
A
SB32
fcr Every Boy,
A Book for Every Parmer,
A Book for Every Mechanie,
k BOOK FOR EVERY CITIZEN.
ridp \xirs
History of the Usited States.
mplctp In one msBnlticr-nt o«'t«vo volume, con
v.-ilnltix ucarly s»l paiie*. profimclv lllii-tr»n-,l. with
I ortnilt.H, MUJIH mid i Jiarts. .XU.uiO cuiilet "juve been
:inil yet whole States ninl remain
juitoui'hed. A KpletKlliI
IpootttlforTerritorlex
MKIIC
NEWARK MACHINE CO.
"tlWAKK. O "\i
'iftti,. I*.
C.v\.\c
I'M
rdee'»
-iiti iliat
,1.
I HLRUKO,
rill free
rtlund. Me.
*t lioine. Siiiuplo
\.|ilr»-»* STl.\-.\" A- Co.,
liiM i tor nil wtio w |il niiike tinie |ii-o(-
ii:
live agentn. For
circular* and t«-riii* wnd card to
I'HILLII'S A HUNT, Nil liroartwin NV«- York.
JONKS HKOS. S iI In .liiiiittl. i hli'.'ih'o.« ?-t.
AKD
THRESHERS ^'"-sm-ia,
3cr*»Pr»cra. SaTflirtij St^Cktn,
-1^,'iaJ in l'iem. i,ut«.iuulile tm
i....
..
*On.
.... ... !f..K:nm.n
Own
immx?:
!»T» WHTN£
au
F.: RNIA
..... I• Srfft..
THE 1!HT IS CHEAPEST.
KNGI.\E\ TUpCCUCDCSWv«m
HorsePowpn MlltOlltliO fi„.»ruHll»Halle-.Clover
to nil
A
•!.» at luiliic cuillv iiiiulc
AiIilri
.. ... I 'i IV (III. i nxltiioif I fllil.k
,N
li f„r thn |nriH..x i.r ni'-re.u.in-'tti.-ir C!ru!.iti,.,i t,. IOO,OQO i,in Aftvr tlveiillug lo ia:
1. tLiiV.-.y htTcriiM
over before, tlu' fu.lownii |Uu
Ilium
liven ,1 l.v ua.
h*s
11*0 I'ocUrt S||,ir Knilt Kiiii
IKJO (.ielita' r-fket Kiiiti
tono l\ (o,«-n!«i.k» ,.f fl e.-u-li
10 Oent.'
I,.,,Ill
V\
FT
will IK- in
*1 lh» ^uli«
.this li!
Haw silk l*uiT«»r Suit Kuril*
K
l-*Ti
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FIELD AND
TO THO^E WHO DO NOT ATTEND THE FESTIVAL VIIM M-Ii.r a print*! f.
*.' ft.i I "•liitii.i.' ii Jul to If'.tlvrs uf vij 'b s u.'\
k .»•.!*..
i
Wnt« tor
rlpticm
KM ot
p'-l- THSti. D. W.
MOO]
MOOUT
•»tti. i Iticlnuatl. Ohio.
pi n rsios"
A- Co.. Ai!|tu» WI.-
at»
1—
PRESENTS!
w 9 W W GIVEN AW-A.TT.
THIS OMA GOOD TILL SEPTEMBEK. 1383, OHLT.
r. p:u t-n nut, 1 IK1.U .%•!» fr ini.a»ll»(:. u JeMimii ft U&viutf their alrmuly wdl
«ii jti li-ulmra)
ICKI
Kutilly mum wldei* circu!at»l tuul tiitriKlucwl lull, huuwi
i' nut a-irerttiy ktKiwn, hanw tU-U-rfulried U» lar.'W off All pn,rtl tin* v,-ir. .^jul ndiiltlon tint
a trticn
'f
FARM, FIELD AMD FIRESIDE
..I.. .1 ,,n •.i
SEPTEMBER FESTIVAL.
JO*)
llMK)
Xktfl
Wat.-lie*. Kiik'U-li MO*PBI. r:t
10 oolj Wrtt.-hn*, Ki,| .iNh iniiveiii
*-i
iv***1Vr««
Silv«
Ani' tit AH tnuvi 't
I Unift-viUitk'?*
3 Patrnt Harv.*»t» in
1 Nornwiiulv Wnk
TM-
2i00 O.oitfr.iph I'iriun
turn l«0t
1IU1 liol.l Kunri lln-ajit I'll*#,
Urni*'Heart KAON t/baifi*.
$1.00, riiak» iiu »rruml of 100 000
urw «ukt»i rlh«r mU- 50 CtSa »i-'
1
rthU ti.4' -MT by u at tiw
j.Kuv VMt. it"... not t*
.irt
T«f
Uto i' t»if'•! ir i \ni.ui.t
I TH£3 30 CRJVTS
anil therrl««ro w«*
u» u-
FIRESIDE
fur your troublo.
,iii» witii SS viul wr wiU u**ml 2 "uhiK'rii**lotuand tvrrlrp r»*«"rfp
i offrr until r|.t. 1st wv %!l th«» Iran, of uow riptUju* t«l00,0C
wt.'jltJ ad*i-e Ooi wur fiicud* tiujiy, a* 1X1 no Will Utrjr b« rwivtnt la
*tnli i*t.
THE FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE
I ,Kl.tr .'Jill e- v, r, I., 1 ,-.,1 :lt A till I!.,* a eirrli la
11. II ol 4 3,000
COPIES. Stories, Sketches, Poetry, Farm, Cardan, Household nnil Aferi
cuiturul Departments ry the best Contributors of the day*
Fashion Department, Needle and Embroidery Work* uf Uii i j-.
I \lll l» ll S nil %kr(rhr« uf I minral lU »Uurt ,!
THE PROPRIETORS i«
Ui-t! ihv ii
1 a!|
F,EL0 AND FIRESIDE, 89 Randolph St.. Chicago.
th«*so Presents to our Sunserlberi lilvon to them .ibaolute y
Fr«a. Cut this out show tn frioruls, ic(|uilntanc**a nnd rn»iK'i!iora. if ,t
v»lil not appear «u »ln. Poat.i^e Stamps taken in lumi lusa th in .00*1
READ TIIE8E IJETTERS
I Ilka tn mil k I'or your euii II lh i{i»nl gnu,- I.r I Ihlnk It W—iMiy.
I nioirH t« you." MICH. ti. M. SMI'l il, Ituid,- 4.euntl, iitl
••I thluk the pupcr worth ten (latra the Ii-le«* f«r i« ,|\
mm
iI"I
m-iuiuc. 1 sball try ami vet more uli»rllirit Inr torn- m.-
ton.I)
l!lustr it«*cs
:A» thry ?rt+, ami our r-af^'r tn
-i ilu- J«*tu-i ai jr tuuv iruike
»TIVAL a i»ri
IJ-'.V
n 4
tier
i
V of $1. (X) .- wt\f In lOtli'i.m Viler n( "'.ir n.-k. lAryi Milii1t u' M-ut
Sample Copua Fr
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i»ii«Ii°
trt|,lioit.
.1 A IX ll l'tl\T, Miit:in/.u. Tin.
aa well »»lr«»e«l «!:h u ihm I In«-rn«r,. r,,r
'FhttMka for beluc ao prompt. Ktrrv one ron«l«ler» Hi,- iit.|.-r h- l-e»i „C I li kl ml
ever offered." llKNHV W. V AMtKtiltll I Mm- Ii.a.
•'Otir rtrtlrlf
your
fa|»tkr
in
am tfluti tu udil my mimr lo U. %l K I. ft. I t^l'O U Il.nn \.
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