The Sully County watchman., August 04, 1883, Image 7

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

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ADIRONDACK FEATt'REH.
A Land Lltll« Known, «ud!k»ae of
II* Pt»rulli»rlllr*,
So little is known, exceptiu a gener
:il way. of the interesting region of the
Adirondack*. comprising the North
woods in the south, the South woods
stretching well up toward Potsdam.
who have lived a lifetime within its
wide lorders, have but a perfunctory
knowledge of its extent and varied at
tractions. Its area is more than that
of our three smallest states, and larger
than that of Massachusetts. Persons
coming to one of its many summer
resorts, have said they should drop in
and lunch with me some day, little
dreaming that they would have to
dine several times en route before
tasting their lunch. There are no
roads by which wheeled vehicles pene
trate the regions proper. Four nigh
ways pierces its margin from the four
point* of the compass, and generally
end at a large hotel, jerhaps several.
Beyond, the wonderful system of
lakes and rivers affords the traveler a
pleesant way of locomotion in every
direction. C'hildwold is not strictly
within the Adirondack region, but
located on the Bavuette river, some
fifteen or twenty miles from the foot
hills of its nearest mountains, about
twelve hundred feet alxjve tide
water. It has some object of consider
able interests. The track of the great
windfall of Sept.JjO. 18-15. passes
through its northern limits. This
great tornado began on the shore of
Lake Ontario, and. gathering strength
as it progressed, crashing through the
forest in a straight line from west to
east for more than one hundred miles,
prostrating every tree within its
vortex of half a mile in diameter,
leaving as sharply-defined bounds as
those of a mower's scythe. Where
repeated tires consumed the fallen
tree* and their germs a wild grass
came in which affords extensive pas
turage. Where decomposition was
slower, a thrifty growth of young trees
cover the surface. But in either csise
it is thickly studded with mounds up
heaved by the roots of giant trees,
which are similar in apjearanee to
some which have recentlv attracted
the attention of arch:eologists in
covered
through
181J I'"|- III'' lmi.*|«mti.m ofM. army
4SV
nver»
Massawippi
and a silverv chain of seven tributary cernible. During the hunt Dr. H.
Itosom
^falls, into tin
wmxls. In 1S7) Verplanek Colvin,
an enthusiastic lover of natuii'. began
a topographical survey of the region
of the
great
COli aniore. This led to his being ap
pointed superintendent of a geologic
al survey inaugurated by the state in
1872, just a century after the first sur
vey was ordered by the provincial
government. Iu has first report he
enumerated twelve new mountains of
over four thousand feet, and two
hundred new lakes which had never
been placed u|onany map, and many
never visited by civilized man. He
lias discovered others since, whose
waters had not Iwen disturbed since
the Indian paddled his bark canoe
over their silent depths. The virgin
freshness of this region adds much to
its attractions. The correlation of its
*ind Like stt
MUt
are interesting features, which I
shall notice in another letter. Ta
liawus. Mount Marcy, with an alti
tude of 5. J5H feet, is the highest moun
tain of the Adirondack range, being
exceed»*d only by Mount Washing
ton and Black Dome of the Blaiuc
mountains of North Carolina, east of
tin* Rocky mountains. Mount Mack
entvre, 5, UMl feet, is the next highest,
wit)» a dozen more of from one liund-
retl to two liumlrt'd f»M*t 1*».S.S. wllilo i ri""V tnl tlmt
tllos« of loss •iltitu.lf. -ill. itlliuilltril)le
WJONt OI It ss dlllUHH dlt
Til.' lushest e« msiderable
wuUM-is lake Tuka^jus, -'Tear ot the
dense forest. It became a region of
mystery, over which none can gaze
wihout a strange thrill of interest, and
wonder at what may Ik* hidden in
that vast area covering all things
with deep repose. It is not the deer
of which we think, treading the deep,
rich moss among the stately bunar-
pages of the world's annals. Yet
there are marks and traces here and
there, which tell in a brief, irregular.
and fragmentary way to those who
can decipher such inscriptions, the
prehistoric growth of centuries, the
origin of rivers, spread of vegetable
and animal life, and the a
man. Mr. Colvin's glowfng dt-.« rij.
tion does no more than justice to the
I grandeur and pieturesqueness of th
scene. His thousand centuries might
read a thousand millenniums and not
cover the vast period that these old
nx-ks have battled with geoplastic
forces.
Recent explorations have developed
the curious and interesting fact, that,
the irregular and meandering outlines
of tho metamorphic rocks
are the zig-zag outlines of the
Adirondack wilderness, and of
the present range of the black lear
and the panther. The pioneer settler
and farmer instinctively, but uncon
sciously stopped when he readied
that line, and made his clearing on
land underlaid by fossiliferous de
po.sits. Prof, (tlikic. in an article on
the "Influences that Geology Had
Exercised on English History, speaks
of a parallel circumstance in the
British isles. He states that tin
s. tie states
lO UllS U.IJ, 111 spill OI me comnunjr
southwestern states, aud, apparently, For several years past reports and
as enduring. Possibly loth had the rumors in regard to a gigantic snaktj
same origin. 11 tlie southern lx»rder. disporting himself in the near vicinity
the wanderer through the virgin for- of the town at varitus times, have
est roiues u|Kn the traces of a very old I disturbed the even current of the
road, which, from its unexj»eetedne.s.s. good folks's lives hereabouts. About
awaken^ feelings akin in those of noon to-day (.'lark llosher, a hijrhly
Robinson Crusoe when he c.
the foot print on the ImmcII,
i of his un- 1 town of Spieelaml, arrived in town
inhabited, island. Its rotting bridges, with a blood-curdling account of an
crumbling abutments, and moss-j interview with the monster, occurring
corduroys attest that it was on the road alwuit half a mile from
built bv civilized men. This road, i town. A battalion of well-armed citi
ttiat never had a passenger, passes! zens was hastily organized ami jnir-
An Indiana Snake Story.
(Newcastle, Ind. Telegram, i
the tenantless wilderness for suit instituted. The horrid iv»tile
more than one hundred miles. To the! was discovered in a piece of thick
query "Who built itf when and woods full of underbrush. It took
wherefore?" the natives make no
satis- after a boy. and while in the act of
factory answer. The oldest hunter gobbling the youngster was shot
will tell you that it whs."'alwaysthere." twice Mr. Lewis VTm.U. author o
It was constructed during the war of Newcastle Meim\. who put both
from riconderoga to Nickett s liar- into it, antt also a uaiKi who oml lip inn
bor. two bundml miles through an timl five shots into it with a revolver.
unhntken wilderness. It was inimed- i The "critter was lirought to town,
iaU'lv abantlonetl. and nature has and now lies stretched out
nearly obliterated the work. the Mercury oHiee. where it is all ob
The Raquette "river is one of the ject of intense interest to the curious
main arteries by which the pine and crowds who throng about it. It
fir are floating from the heart of the measures 4S feet 9 inches in length,
Adirondacks to the saw-mills
on
small eves, and no fanp» or teeth dis-
jkjihIs, the fountain waters of Grass Alexander, of this town, in eliinhitig
river, a famous tnmt stream, are in a fence, was thrown over i hank
Child wold. From here one passes up about twentv feet high by a rail
the Raquette by Sols islanu, Pieree- breaking under him, badly injuring ie s ma
...
fleld, aud several other pretty water- his jaw, lhu snake niay have es- Senator Palmer, of Mi
ClouiLs, tlie suurcc uf Uic 11uumii woultl not over tlu*ir work
1 can not do better thail to
quote the i be inquired into. He wanted t» know
glowing wortls of L'olvin in hin lust now,as his clients were interested, nut
he undrrstiMHl the inquiry would bo
eontinod to steam-heating charges.
re]H»rt to the legislature of New York:
4't'arved
by the glaciers or the ice­
bergs of the drift period from the
most ancient granite of the world's
formation :washed and corroded by the i ten* he wished inquir'
storms of a thousand centuries, the! _*,
mm
i
ack nor the bear luxuriating in the ually growing lifeless and dim. espeeial-
1
r-
came u|M»n I respeeted citizen of our neighboring tral Africa, is dead.
liiv.- iit%. town Stnicehiud iirrired ill tiiwn i
111
its' and girths, 4 feet from the
lower reaches. Its valley is one of inches dark dun color 011 back,
the routs by which visitors enter the shading to a dirty color on belly
great wilderness. Lake
front of
eyes. "22
eaped front a menagerie in times past, rich successor of
though no such incident is remem
bered as occurring iu this vicinity,
Washington.
THK S1LVKH OF l'K SIKKS.
Washington. July The issue
of standard silver dollars from the
mints for the week ending July 21st,
was and for the correspond
ing peri«d last year $1KIS,4H9.
the committee to state the in
tended scope of their investigation in
0
IhmIv
Alliitnulack ranges rise i:s dark and I THE COLORED MAN AND BROTH
jflooniy billows, stretching from the
Mohawk away to the northward to
the shores of the river, from which
these most ancient rocks takes the
term laurentiau. Elsewhere are
mountains more stupendous, more icy,
and more drear, but none look down
a grainier landsca|*, more
brightly gemmed or jeweled with
innumerable lakes or crystal pools,
or wild with savage charms or dread
p&sxes. From them we ltKk down
Ujwin thousands of square miles of
Wilderness, which alwavs was one
ho
a,Ul
iMMi iMite
I Don't Want Anything.
Bow many feel as they sit down to the
breakfast tuble that they have no apa
tite. and wltcn asked for their preference
at the dinner table, reply: "Oh. I don't
want anything." It 1* a *a«l picture to
see a loved one gradually fading away.
to observe the lustre of their eyes grad-
'Ulllg
plorable condition of health, natures
Ix'st assistant is some true tonic, some
natural apjietizer, something that will
enter into the composition of the blxxl
nnd awaken it frm its sluggishness.
Such a remedy is Brown's Iron Bitters.
Its iron princinle immediately assimi
lates with the blood, making up the nat
ural waste that great stream of life
must sutTer, when disease is master.
/his true Iron and non-alcoholic medi
cine imparts a natural appetite for
healthful food. It is a sure reviver and
strengthener, and is a reliable cure for
dyspepsia, indigestion, intermittent fe
vers, want of appetite, loss of strength.
lack of energy, etc. Try one bottle.
rv
Teimyjum'*
i
underlaid by the crystalline rocks of «u*" Pronrenn.
Scotland, and that all subseiiueilt Aasuwes are .piicklv aban lone I with the cone
a. I a.
i
1-
uJlsy
i. I nk*tion of ruiir«»ul'*.
Tt*Utoni* 1IIVtttlors instinct- porniM»s«M| nf rru'Ii* unl bulky
ively at this fjeolojfical line, and th at are ouicklv al«n.|on.-i with the introduction of
to this il-iv ill RTiitn of the erirvmiino--
Pierce s --Pleasant I'urgative Pellets, which
a(VSUWir
.oia„.(1.
1U1(|
ling of races, it still serves to deiine seed*, but comi««.-.i of highly conLt-iarau-u ve**
the r»\sj)octive ar«'as of English and table extracts. By dmggi«ts.
Gaelic sjH'aking peoples.—Cor. Boston
Advertiser.
mil,, larger than mustard
Mr. ami Mrs. John Jacob As
tor
gave an elegant dinner partv at New-
|ort a few evenings ago—the largest
and tinest thus far of tlie season
If the blood 1h* im|xiverislied. an manifeHted by
pimples, eruptions, ulcers, or running sores,
scoftilous tumors, swellings or general debility
take Dr. R. V. Piencs (iohleii Medical lHucov
erv." Sold by dniggi»ts.
King M'tesa. soveivign of Uganda,
and well known to those who haw
read alout tlie the irreat lakes of t'en
4"ul
Given I by Dorters.
"In it possible that Mr. ii.Nlfr.-y is and a'
work, and cured by so simple a remedy?
"I assure v»u it is true that he is entirely cured
and with nothing but Hop Bitters and only ten
days ago his «l»»ctors gave him up and said he
must die'"
"Well a day* That's remarkable' Iwiilgothi
dav and get Home for iti.v |Mwr (reorge -t knoi
ht»j»s are good."
W.u.TKHtiiiRo. s. I)r. J. M. Klein, says
"Brown"* Iron^Hitteis luivc given univemal nut it
faction."
4i
,1IV
THK HILL INVKSTUiATION*.
The Hill investigation committee
this morning considered Coleman's
proposition to go to Chicago for. tii«
purpose of taking testimony regarding
the charges of fraud in the construc
tion of the custom house in that city. ,iltMn
i It was deci«le«l that the chairman and m.
McClellan should go to Chicagoand
Alexander should follow if necessary
Coleman said he had concluded to go
west to-night. Totten didn't lielicve
he could accompany- the committee,
but said Hill would be represented.
Affidavits was read and signed by
Pattei-son and Thayer, the architect
denying that any paper called for by
the committee would be destroyed or
suppressed. Rifurring to his nro
posed visit to Chicago, Totten called
upon
tlmt hatl bot-ll lit vest I- (Tint, preferred, a
of |,v }, coiiunittee in
'72
*H| ,U)jeHm1 hut this commit-
7 al
if the siibjtH't of sione cutting was to
The chairman requested Ccleman to
make a sj»ecitic statement of the mat
inti.
A
ER.
tion sehenu* iinjiracticablc
Mi
Paul. Minn.
__ Michigan, tlie
Mr.
poetry by the yard.
Ferry, can quote
Revenue is t»• pearly purchased" at the
price uf lilierty." is it a disordered liver x'vinK
•mi a yellow "skin or owtive bowels, or do vour
kUlnevs refuse to jierform their functions* If so
take ii few doses of Kidney Wort and nature will
restore each or^an. ready for duty. Thus ln-alth
will lie cheaply purchased at the price uf Kidney
Wort.
Mr. Blaine has dictated to a steno
her about half the first volume of
lis history.
•r one dune p-t .. package of Diamond
dves at the dnimfist's. They color anything the
simplest and most desirable colors.
If the cucumber bugs attack your
witli soot.
Important.
When you rlait leave New York city, save
la?i.-a^e.' expressii^-e and carriage bit
at the liltANl) IN ION HiTKK opu«:
it i
nul stop
it«" Uraud
t'eutral dejMit. loll elegant rtsms, t(ttei up at a
cost of one million dollars, reduced to aud up
waril per day. European jilan. Klevator. lies
taurant supplii'd with the I test Hoi -e car^,
stajC'-s and ei.-vattsl railroad to all de|nts. Kam
Hies can live Iwtter f"r less money attheiiran
Un-on Motel than at any other tlrst-ciaa* hotel u:
the city.
The estate of the late Henry \V.
Longfellow, the poet, ha* been apprais
ed at iK0,
Agents «anted omit iu the I'liiied
ivtniinTt'cl tlu'in .K'«teH to s.-ll Kex MiiKnns. au article iu.li-.p. ti^»-
the\ IHHii it ill their own hltd-
b!e in everv fnmdv l.ive tfr.H-ery ...enami druvc-
netis. tiroi-ers w ill not only uuike u kim*! profit
iiiMiippl)iuK the htrj e dcm.ind. but ciui Mive
Htv.-it deal of money bv usiny it to keep meats,
milk, etc., which woul.i Audrewt
The IlumiHton t'o*l IYe?j*rviii^ Co., 73 Kilby St.,
IloMton, Mium Seoadvt.
For D)*p"iid*, ln«ll(te*tloii. liepression if spir
it* and iicticral I'eluhty, in their various tonus
alw iik it prevent e against Kcver at-.d Ague, and
other Intermittent l-'e* i-rs. ••Kerro-I'lio^uhorated
Kllxlr of t'*ll*»)H." Made by 'aswell, Mo/Jird A
Co.. New Vork, and
sold
He Demands Recognition.
LlNcot-V Neb., July it!.—The col
ored voters of this citv in convention
elected delegates to tlie state conven
tion. A meeting oi the delegations
will 1m» held soon and name a colored
citizen to he agreed upon for a place
in the state delegation to the national
convention. Considerable discussion
was had in the convention upon the
subject of the welfare of the race, it
«... ill...I til-It tin- I ilw*ri"i imniiom. i Sprain*, bruwe*. stiir joint*, burns, «c*ld* and
wa tieculeu tliat tin lditelia immigm
I
An economical ruin will ice,.p the leather of hi*
'.roex* s fi and pliable, which preserve* it from
cracking and ripping. He always uses I'NCI.K
SAM'S OIL. Sold by all
Makers.
!*tin«lag. Irritation. Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Comnialnt* eureil iv liurhu-pftl**. $1.
One-third of all who die in active middle life
*re carried off by consumption. The most fre
ipient cause is a neglected coll. ooiik'h. hoarse
ness. Iriin'hi:tl trouble or asthma. all of which
mav be |MTmttii-ntlv cured bv KIJ.KKT'S KX
TRA(T HK TAIt AND WIU) CHKItltY. Sold
by dniKKixts.
Wrllo' Houth on Coin*." 19c. A*k for It.
Complete, |H-riiiau'iit^'iir-. orn, wart*, bunion*.
Headache, o»it*tip-tion. liver complaint, bil
iousness ar- cure,I by that mild cleaning remedy
which never produces pain. F.ILKUT'S IA\
LI0I1T LIVER l'lL1.5, only Jj ccuU. Sold by
DrugKis'-s-
Thnt llnnbnud of .Mini* t» three time* the man
lie wa« In-fore In' h,'iwii ii-.li.. Well*' lleaith IJenewer,
Worms cause peevishness*, fevers, convulsions
and freiiuentlv death. A pleasant, safe and cer
tain remedv is !K. j.vrviT-rs human worm
CAKES, Siold by drtlKKist*.
Don't nir In tho hoiio
out rm*. mice, "lli'*. ruiti
REKTI.
i The widow of Lord Frederick C'av-:
endish. who was murdered in Phoenix e eg rap a r.
1
ii- "n i ,:„.i Our l*tf«t corre-p.iiiii i-.-, M* i«, 1SW, brlnBl te
lark, Dublin, will IK. niatiitd a^nin |it, nTO ,||V(» „f hksry h. iNont*. the tetierai *iiprr
befere the termination of the present, intrmvnt of th* District M*iwnxrco. «r nwiinvm.
Vear The second marriagl*, it is stat- Conn. Mr. tn*r»m K»r m*ny month* I had
ed, lias the approval of her late hus
band's relatives.
Queen.**
Who knows that if the beautiful «irl who illetl
to young had Ik-i'ii bleswd with Ir. Pletws
•'Favorite Prescription" she might have reiiftieil
on uiativ another bright May day. The "Favor
ite Prescription is a certain cure for all those
disorders tu which females are liable.
Mr. James Scarborough, a brother
of Bishop SrarlMirough, of New Jer-
Roman invaders took possession only sev. ami a prominent citizen of Troy, m-wiif-.*, that i rouin nun
of territory underlaid by the old red N. Y., was killed in that city, on Sat-! JrrVi'teiy't?.'.• fr'-V-rth-kl!
sandstones' and carboniferous depositsurdav, by an accident on a coal-bunt
tliat they drove the original possess- which was bailiff unloaded.
ors of the soil into the sterile lands
IIH*
luitf*'. 1PU«IU\ cfttliar*
,",vo
-Kentm-es in Wonderland
b» wiitu-naii.wlxmkcnllw! -Kliy..'..
11—1_—
CosvEns. Ja. lb-. W. 11. I^eesays: "Brown
Iron Hittei-s is a ifotsl inedioitie and many are in
itlic it iu this phu-e."
Josenh Chamberlain, leader of th
English Liberals, dresses more like ..
fop than a statesman.
AitonlHliluu: Reatilt*.
Homer and Plato Imtli said of the ancient Ejcyp
tians tliat they were a nation of physicians. y»-t
history has no i-cc.ml of the |isc..very by them oi
any sucli lot-rless com|Hiund as Allen's Irmi Ton
Hitters, which is the best remedy extant fur l»y
|h"|wui. Sick Headache. b*snf .\p|»-tite. and jje
eral depi-essi-ui of the mind and system. One In,:
tie shows astonishing ri-suits All ifenuine ben
mm
To Clergymen, l.awcrs. T-iterary men. Mer
chants, ltankers, Indies and all tho-c whose sed
entary employment causes nervous pro-tratioil,
Irretjiilarities of the bUxnl, htoiuaeh, bowels or
kill'. ri or w ho require u nerve tonic, appetizer or
Btimulnnt, SamauitaN Nkuvisk is invaluable.
Thousands proclaim it the most wom.erful mvig
orant that ever -Mstsin.M ?h biuking system,
$l.:s». Hold by all DruaitintH. U*)
For trstlmoni.»!.i -•..! circulajr, wnd stoJiPw
IB* ta. s. a. ued. CO.. PBOPS'i,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
KQST
RTlJAflil
rnoo
THE WtJHlJj
by all dru» fists, is the
best tonic and for |wilieitt.s iWoveritiK from fever
or
Oilier
sicklies..,, it has no e.jual.
A farmer's t»«'ultli dcivints ii|hii the conditi'm
of bi?t stiH-k. When scrair^'.v and feeble they arc
enwoHally liable t.i disteni|H"i. fevers, coUU nnd
all diseasa-H which destroy aiitinals. 'l liousands uf
dollars are saviil aumiallv bv that valuable old
stand-bv, I'N'l'I.K SAMS ('oSDITloN I'i'W
lKii.
PernoiiMl! To .t|«u Ouly.
Tub Voi.tau" Hm.r t'o. *Iar*liall. Xtcb.. »il
Hern! Or llyc's Celebrated Klectr."Voitnfc* Belt
atn! Kleotric Appliauf-s on trial for thirtv duys
to men youu^ or oldi w ho are a!!lict«sl with nerv
ous debility, lust vitality and kindred tru'.ibles
Cunrautceing sjiecdy aud eomuleto resuuutiou of
health and manly vieor AdJivvw am alx»M". N"
It Nn risk is ii.curred. as thirty days trial is al
aP^
,Hieve.l bv rude sum s Noi-t-e
an li».".• I.iuitnen i l-. all I'nKvUts.
ii
(tough on Rat*.'
Ned-hugs. 15c.
lEKTt.Eiw, freiful. crvin,: children ire sufTerint I,rY\'"t "V
I need for their i-.-llef DR. WISCHKLLS
ETHIXO SYRUP, which is us»sl not only for I
and
TEETH I N
all disorders of teeilim inf.uit-t. but cure)
coughs, colds, ci oivp. s,,re throat, colic and cramps
of older children, and should b- kept in every
house for fiiieri(!UCl(W Try it onlyels. Sold
by all druggist*.
weak ami tlrcil filing
Rcross Hi- |.»lnv aliimil' InvnrlaMjr anvmip^alpil with a
hriidai-he. I tiuti iioiierd »Ijo tliat »i xistfi) (miIih!*
fnllo.vhig thi-»c pain* my urlnr would tn- liljjlily culorrd.
anil I.MVfa heavy brlck-eoloreil willuirut when allowed
to atam! in tlti* I i-niilU not work, and I was dis
couraged to an alarming detp-r*, Nothing h-lp«Hl mr.
I wa« {irc«'i (tied fur by aonir of tlir t»e«t |liyl-|an In
Ni-w York Pity, where I M-at««l ni 'hat tlmr, Imt
derived no hi-neflt or r-llef. Whon almo«t ready to
lip !n despair an anjimlntrtncf wld to hip, I want
yon to try llii:u'» Iteinrdy.' I did «n, and hardly tw»tiiy
four hour* had elapsed Iwfore I obtained relief, and in
threo week*' thiii* all tho nforeMld allmentu liad dlnap
pi»arel. and 1 Improved steidll). ami waa Infuaed with
line my 'uiiilnrs« again,
to strain* 'if ail kind«,
Iupv4, nani'ly: Kn-. ling
telegraphy and tiMephmie lines. Hunt'* Iti-mrdy now
o.'i-upli- Hip ir.ost honored plaei" In my eatiliict of iii^d.
Iclne-. I would nut le without It. and 1 cheerfully and
I heartily recommend It to all who are troubled with dl»«
i e*Mi uf the liver, kidney, or urinary organ*. It never
1 f.'M to cure." .13 Cent** Stkkxt.
Town Cterk Forty-Two Years.
Tin- following I' fr-.m Mr. OniN i*t. it n.r.it, the well
known and re«peri«*d Town Clerk of Norwich, imn,
Mr. tiagfr i« vj year" old, and has hylil ttils podtlon of
tru*t lor yar«. and lila wor»l l» a» tfood aa III* l««d.
On May PW. he write* o. follows: l-'or year* I l:nv«
auffereil with dl«"a«* of the kld!i*\* and bladder, and
h^itaney reeouunodiMg n .nc. i:, M,e.iy a,
.a4 a for I'ojuplulnt«. If h** n«»i utilr hM'n
the 111.-inn of ri"l!'"TliiK m» of :»-rrMi',r pain. !ut ha*
curetl a number of my acquaintances. Tn-Jay I am
perforiiihiK the duth-a of the office of Town tier!:,
which I have held for fortv-twu year*, wlilch I could
not he able to do were I not In a fair alatf of health
KIDNEY-WORT
HAS BEEN PROVED
The SUREST CURE for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
.-k or il:: i 1
CJi'.o .il y:i A vicSi:-: X-iK2i
i''J
Ladies.
A Perfect
le*r*
iti
NOT
HKSITATE -.w Kidney-Wort at one. (drug
rv- -o-rmeui.1 ltland it willopcedily ovt-r
l'.itoaaic and restore healthy action.
For complaint* pcou.iar
your aex, auch oa paia
am! we.ikill's* •». Kivlnev-Wort is «uuurpa&iHxi,
aa will a-.-t promptly and «»fc!y.
Either St-x. Itu'outinenec, retention ofiinue.
bru-it dvi.st cr t.1• r..:,--.
a'.:
O- SOI/J li'i
KIDNEY-WORT
thru
irorl-l u\'ie
m-r
Ilspcjsln(
A I u li u 1 i i
Opium Katlnic. Uheninattsm, SprrniHtur.
rhir, or Scuilual Weaknt-M, uud fifty other
coniplitiiitBf" NV e thiiiii it a -//-rfr, «.itn
plv because the virus of all diseases arises froia
the blood. Its Nervine, lie-solvent, Alterative and
|"a\ ii! ivi- properties meet all the
oondiLious Ucrvia
referred to. It's known
as
rHlElRlVlElCiOiHlQUiERlOR)
It.,:.- ,.!.d o..n --e- t:.c pm.-nt-M-t tha
illt of .i.i:- an dr..-.-r -. -t
by the restoration of activity to the #tomachana
Bervous by.'tt in. whereby the brain is rchevca
of morbid fancies, vhlcn uro created by tho
Causes aliove referred to.
THIS HEW
ELASTIC T-RUSf
Hm 4-5»-t»* f'pm »'l
Imccaur
W 1
1CNSIBLC
TRUSS
If to
»!r
Uia. Ik i» »i ci -ii. at i» i.jvu.jj*
Eogleston Truss Co.. Chicago. Ill,
K,\ KKVWllKHKt.. -e,i tbe
.1 fan I ily KultllilS
Machine e\-r inv.nseit. Wilt knii a tmlr i .lnv-H
In?. «ii'i lU- KI. and ToK I uMI'I.KTK in J" ndmste*.
It v ni-ii knu ,T at varlfly of fimey «nrk for
will.-!, tle-re I- al«ii\i a market, f'." 'n i1"
lar Mii.l i. riu- t" tho TWONIPI-Y KNIlllNi* M.V
CH1M. i iv. !«i I' i emontat reel, l»«»i«ii., N»».
i. -Ohle-T niulIU-M
'.omrarrciil Collffe. Circular free.
7V' i:.m iiv l)iit.iii|iio.
AGENTS WANTED
(tumnJ
tu
•y- Lady Agents
c:-.. -ncnt
tturrn Cltjr
»(irkln|( rlc.
Kn-.'. V lr- t)U(en
Siupt'inli'rt «.,i onkiiai.O
CHICAGO SCALE CO.
i.il uiiif/» J.
*trwon htcttf.UL
•-Ton Wagca!e, HMO 4-Toii»«0l
"Little Ueiecilve,"
13. eud for I'riue Uai
"ii'fiiiffii'tfiriirlrr i "liMltff8
Food Preserver"
I:\OOUSKU i\
STRONGEST LANGUAGE
RY
Scientists, Pli.vsiciaHM, Hotel
Hoppers, Market Men
and Families.
"REX MAGNDS"
Tie Hnislii Fill Prnriilin,
HsaKiood Victoriously the Ito«t X«vre
Tr«U In all Cii«r»,
It is the ofllce of Rkx i to np|o*e and
nt putrefiicfii-n
niter
-tint,,., Iho*" unrtiMth*
or
hi/ tlf utfrr ruction
n!nproud
L**1!-,
tliat prt»y »i|«n
,|""H
'I
lt has a and somewhat peculiar title to
In- given 1,, nn article. eNpecially one of American
itareiitii^e. The proprietors oi' Rkx Ma'intn will
lie able to show, howevi r. that the name i.s a most
nmiroi.riate one.
This pi—servative i«, as Its name aignlfle*. a
mighty kiinf. a royal preserratlre. an invincih's
In fact it Ik
contjiien if.
"Thf Ho)itl un*rrv«lor of the
W«»ria."
IU nx-cial field .of usefulness is the prettervatlon
of fooil in larg" or small ipiantitif*s. which it
keeiin pun-, and is then-fore healthful.
••Rkx Mahscs." a term signifying the -"Mighty
King." is the crowning u-iumph of the age. It is
a combination of antiseptics: Is
harml*** mnl
healthful tsleless, cheaji. ami within the r»ach
of all uud is an entirely new and strictly scienti
fic discovery.
It has been demonstrated, a^-aiii and again, that
the claims of its proprietors are facts
Ntiilihorn anil Incnutrntthlc Trulh*.
Baltimore, Mil.. —one of the lar^ent shipping
(Irms of cannetl raw oysters in tlie world -aiy:
"The oysters put up for us treated with Kkx MaV»
Nt'M kept in a warm n*m for several weeks, atul
when ct iketl ire re ni jt'r/'-i in taste, color, audi
i odor a« thej- were lxfore they were placet! in th«»
antiseptic." Mr. Alfreil H. Ibirand. 1'aris,
France, writes to his nephew, Mr. Jo'teph Xorris,
of I'hila|e|phia. Pa., to say: "Th* oysters you
sent: treated with Krx Mauni'mi arriv.i'l in p/i-n
fliti
c-iiiufifion, and tasted as fteshasif they had
lie^n caught yesterday." It should lie borne irt
milld that
i
U« claim too i
thrrr i.i mtthim] *n thfllcitll In krr/t
ntir r*.
A quart jar of oysters in their li'ju.ir,
Ml-- left ill the private urtlceof 11. 1'. Hubbard,
Proprietor of the well known International News,
pajier Airencv. uf New Haven. I'miii.. for tiiirtv
lays. They had les-n treuted with Hkx MiON'i'-j,
ImuKhf in open market and wer-s. when eaten by
Mr. H. in com|uny Willi other koi^I judi(es. A
month nfter treatment, jier/erf in i-irr
lur.
purtu
th* only firrfHirutoiuit thnt
u-
Mr. Hiibliai'd also ate, with some other ^-eii
tlemen. raw oyesters i)n-s»T*el in the sanu- way,
but iu Prof. .lohnson's lalx-ratorv.
'ttii/s.
aft-*r thirti/-nr«
Thes." were also natural, sweet, and. in
deed. all that could t»edesil-e,l l,\ the most exa.-t
i iiiK epicure. It will keep all nieatH, poultry ami
I game, also cream, milk Jfcc., etpiolly well.
Solid Mclcntltie lviltloraemeiif.
.H to th»«sj* tlatt-rin^ *!utemeiU. Prtf.
.lohnson. for the |ast twenty-aeven
In additii
i Samuel W
years the well-known chemist hi the scientific de
fiartmciit of Yah* t'olbv. Ne« Haven. Conn.. list
^iven bis uii'pialitbsl etulor-d'nient. establishuiK
the marvelous results of Kkx. Manc.i s. when usel
under his |N-rsonal ins|vction. His statement i
aline would satisfy any and every thoughtful, and
interested reader I'mler the most sere re and
unfavorable conditions iu his private laboratory,
anil with an averac* teniperature of over 7u
Fahr I'rof .b-hnson saw tish. beef, iiork. doiiie*- s
tic fowl. came, cream, ov-ters. milk. ^tc.. |re
serve.J for over thirtv davs. 'l'tiey had all leen
iiiu*i*ba.se«l in open market and treated with Hex
Maii.ni s. ditfen-nt brands having leen used
Ititiu-'il
for
mnt-h for Samari
tan N IRV INK,"
=ay askcptic. "How i
tn one uietlk-ine b«
.a t-pccitlc for EpU
lepny,
fm
each where ih-emed advisable, and they all re
nuiimsl sweet, tender, wholesome aud natural. i
The Profess.r's coucludinc wonls. used in this
report, ure a* follows, ami are strong lansuace:
"ly tests of thii'iy-llve davs have rtain v
leen severe, and I .»ui ti-tieU that th« several
arations of Prof, llumiston's, wit'i which
e*p riiiirrited. Auiv
ra:
tuiomplixhrj nil
thrin.
So far as I have yet learned.
in*
mid at the Miiiie time pntetienble,
l»". Kex Maicuus is wi/c.
effecthy.
for ifomest'e
tixxtelrn, pure,
aud
l'rof. Johnson al ls in u »mre hitim 'nl timf
cvmmn.i
Destroys lirrtu* of DUrair,
In offering these valuable discoveri«*s to t)U'
wt»rld. and »t a nouinuil price onlv. the jMNiprt#
tors of Kkx Maom s fe.*| thai thev are come:-r nsr
a vreat hlessinK upon humanity, not only by
int their food which i» tspiivaU-nt to iuci-easuii
its piautitv. aud thereby lessemnjf its price, hut
als by the destruction of those serins of disease
aud death, which are so aliuinlant iu many arti
cles of food. Hy iisim Kkx Maom s the progress
of dis -ase may lie check-sl. and human happiness
couil 'i and wealth may lx» Kr«»tlv itii|fmeuted
Rl'.X Maux.-s. recollect, is a healtbful. tastele»H^
•heap f»M.Hl pri-M-rvative. nnd a perfect and reli4»
ble mil siitute for ice. heat, sucar. ialt. or alcohoj.
It pres«Tvei», uweeiens. and makes tender unv kin#
of
ueef.
jmrk. veal "i- mutton, and that t«»o r«*
panll.\ss of climate, heat. cold, or an\ unfavor.4
Tile sui i-niiuliu(.'. I? alvo preserves poultry, ti-lt
oyster*, ^aine. I.utter, lard, tallow, n ilk. eucs,
I leer, cider, wine, fluid extracts, vegetable juices,
hums, shoulders. risistiiiK ears, or green corn on
th» ea«\ i»tc., etc. -In tai-t. remarks a scientific
J-uiriial. in «llst-isalni{ this matter recently, "It ia
dlfH'iilf to itnacrine the limit to which this wel
come preservative may assist, in the deve|opme«^
of the trade in fresh meats, etc both in the do
mestic as well as in the foreign supply."
In the light of these facts, not a jtound of beef,
pork, mn'tou. veal, jsniltry. fish, wild game, but
ter or cheese, should eaten until it ha* Ix-eu
kave-l ami made puis- bv Kt Maxots,
NOT A SHAM.
ft nin«f not He eompwred with tile
11IImeroit« tie iill«l ivortlih «-oni» I
pounds vt lii. li IiMte linpose»l upon tlie
public IN times pu«t. Tl»l- minei'd*
tvhrrv all oilier* liuvc lulled. I
Ho\«-t«» 4»ot It.
Kk\ Maoni s, in Us several brands, call lie luid
of grocer*. drtt| K:*f*. i"»d general .store keepers
:!ii •'lik'hout the colli.tv.
1'..
thoroughly iiitKHluc it. sample |iackajes
v« id In- mailed prepaid ou tveeipt of price, where
tti'-v do not have it nil hand. X. M. You do not
li.i vi* to buy a co-tly ri»fbt* or "reivipt" but
p:iv for \thni ymi »f"t and in'thin^ more.
It* proprietor* claim nothing for it lieyond its
des»"t-t*. Anv one mat. for a few dimes, pur
••hii'.e a package and thus hhiivlf tint its eti
cacy.
Brand* tor OlttVreut Purpoa»e«.
{f9""Kulf dlre«"tioiis for use aivonijuiny each
package
Vhmusb" i* atlitifed to the preservation
all meats. |oiiltry. tlsh and ifauie. It not only
%avi»s the*., from putrefaction mid de"ay. but it
pr -serves them |erf»s"tly
1
WE best
i-n.ie
DIET
irenh. Srvrt
anil
irhtilt
ivTainiiii: their natural color ami odor, uni
toniily iuipi ic. iiijC their taste, by the ri/ieniio/ uud
nr lln'iriiiij lro«-ess e*"ure-l
by the autiseptn
ii-e .'ill cent* |ier lb.
•tit-KAN W.tvr. is for the preservation of »t
n. oyst-r liipior. clams, lolisters. flwli. sea ti.r
and all kinds of ea fiMKl. either in or out ti^
'11. lYice .*«i» cent* jn-r lb.
•1*kahi." i* for the pr»-s«rvatloii of cream. Pri
111 |ier If1.
•Snow Kijikk" is used for presertiiiK butter,
is-se mid milk. One pound of the "Snow Flake"
ll keep one hundred jhhiiiiIs of butter firm ai I
aoli I and free from rancidity. e*en in hot weatli-r
Prkii .**• cent* i**r lb.
"•^cr.KN" for the preservation of eggx. Price
||,i' |hi- luiuud.
"At^i \'it.«" i* for medical pur)M»Ms, and for
the keeping of ali kinds of fluid eitrac:*. without
ie use of alcob- 1, jjlyceriiie or siiKar. and at
'ian .m -tw iiti« th the cost of alcohol. Price iI
Ifi.
AsTi-I"'icH)»itST for preventing or arresting
f. rm -utation in lieer. cider, wim
if all fr lits and vegetable*. Price
m&rnm
count* on lanru pai-kagm. Mention tbis paper
and atldrew all oniars to
W Pr.t'MMFR, Ajwit.
TheHiiifliston Fooil Preserving Co.,
71 Kilby Street, Boston, Xaaa.
For sale In Chicagn by Spragur*. Warner tt OeK,
Van ?*--irnirsrm
... W)i.i|»»*a]e I'rup^istK.
1DNEY-W0RT
THE GREAT CURE
FOR
RHEUMATISM—
A» it in for all thf p\\ of the
KIDNEYS,LIVER ANO BOWELS.
It f. "iniie* th« nyntcin of !ho a.n*ul man
that '-'ir.se* tho dr".all']! ft'-ri:-.i" which
only v..•t-r.is of Khrunsatism can r-alue«.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of tho w r. r: :i of this terriblo di»ca»«
bera q-.:: klv
and
ill ahort tioe:
PERFECTLY CURED.
RUN ?T. I IUI SIP OK IM\, D! I) IN NUT I.I.J.
li­
WELLS, NRCUALUJSON .tc Burlington Vt
s KIDNEY-WORT
Cream, oysters. meatM. etc pr»*serv»»| bv this
methiMl mav te carried across the c.iniinent. or
shipjwd to Kuro|e. n-tainiiiif their fresimeHs and
purity without the us.-of ice or any refrigerating to m» 1
lop Hitters with such good effect that sh
appliam-e: or they may .r.- Kept at home for days
anil weeks, even in the'hot
tot weather. ir«i/n*orii/
firif'-. besides saving tMiit-h time and exjien*
tii« cost of ice au I trouble in pius to market.
Ample Prool Furnlahrd.
"I ate daily of cream, preserved br RKX MAO
WTWi* durinsj an entire voyage to rtimpe. In th#
summer of isk ," said Mr. Harvey l». Parker, of
the Parker House. Ilostixi. "and it was perfectly
xtrrrt
and natural during the whole trip And in
attestation of iti ahilitv to preserve oysters, atul
in their lii/itnr,
Messrs. K. H. .Mallm v .V I 'o.. of
JDalicat© and Feebla Ladies.
T.ii -e languid, tiresome sensations, causing yi:»
tof.el scarvely ablo to he on your feet: t'tat co\
Bt&nt drain that is taking froin your sy«tcin all its
fonner elasticitv driving the bloom from v ur
i cheeks that continual drain upon your %itnl
forces, i-endering you irritable and fretful, can
I easily lie remov»vl bjr the use of that marvelous
remeilv. Hop Hitters. Irregularities and obstnic
iions of your system are relieved at once, wh.le
the sjx-cial ca-.isesof peHodica! pain are ierriiai
i ent'y removed. None receivo so much benefit and
no
tie are no profoundly grateful and show mich an
Intsre't in recouimendintf Hop Rirters aa wotm a
F«*la Y«un* Again.
My mother was afflicted a long time with Xeu
ralgfa and a dull heavy, inactive condition of the
whole system: headache. ner»ous pnstration.and
wa« almost helpless. No physician* or mtslic:i:«~«
d'd her any good. Tliree nn-ntlis ago she bega-i
seetns and feels young again, although over ?J
years old. We tliink there is no other medicine
fit to tine in the family."—A laly, in Providence.
IlKAnroan, Pa.. May 8. 1ST*.
It has cured me of sareral diwases, such a*
Mnrousneaii, sickness at the stomach, monthly
troubias, etc. I have not seen a sick day in a year,
since I took Hop Bittern. All my neighliors u»
them. MAS. Fanmk i Jfu-kn.
$3.0 0 Ijsst —-"A tour of Kuroi e. that at tre
'•jpi,uiu, done tne less gmsl than one bottle of Hop'
Bitters the) also cured my wife of fifteen years"
Dflrvoua wraine.«i. sleepleswneas and dyspepsia
K. M., Auburn. New Y« rx.
NUh Anthorltjr.
Hop Hitters is not. iu any sense, an ale Oiolle
beverage or liquor, and could not lie sold for two
except persona iic%irou* of obtaining a nudic
inal bitters.
flREsnr B. Raih.U. H. Com. Internal Rev.
So. Bt.oonptKLD. O May 1,
Sn s I have been suffering ten years and I tried
your Hop Bitters and it doae me more good thau
all the doctoi'is Mts« S.
S. Boone.
lluhj Saved.
We ore no Ihir.U-ful to siv that our tiurainx
baby was jvmmmmitly cunil of a dangerous and
protrac ed constipation and irregularity of the
howe!« by tl e u-e of Hop Bitters by its mother.
which at the time n"-tc.rd her to
|erfet4.
iiea!t:i and i v. ••!. The 1" iv. :i[-, Kochi »:er. N Y
Boring Wells
Weii Baring s-fl now Drilling Machine
la Very Profitable
$25 to $40
„V DAY
Often Made!
JCacti" Mridc to Run Vjy He.ne,
Xiiind u.- Seam Power.
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t*tnI:)K neurly S«l iK'profusely llluxtriiteil. vrltk
Portraits, Maps and i'hurts. copies have beea
•old, an.I vet whole States and T, rritortes r.-mala
untouchid. A splenctlil hook for live «Keat». Kot
circulars ur.d terms send |*)»tal \-ard to
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THE SINGERS' WELCOME'
Teacher* ol *«lng!n« lasiea, and all Itttec*
Mlrd, mill rienM*ianii«.
Send for our elegant and ch»*n xlltlon)
of Iotantfe|L
tl I'atlcnf", »t l'lrat' ». $ I'lnafore, SOc Sorcerer. Ht
of any of t!
Remember i
mislrrn ltacTtt openj.
ilio o'ir «t.tmlard and (nod openu. Ml*-
•Ml. t-1 \Uia. |i Cat m.-ii, t.' MeRatofelr, ZrDObla,
K Kat!:i!UA, t-'. aoU m.iuj utbrr*.
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Q.
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50 eta. paper 60 cu. board* 73 cu." doth.
puMi»h !ii»:riii-tlnn booki. Amoiif them arc
KNierrtonn'a Voi nl Method, $1.90.
Winner'* 1 ilea I Method*, i-nh W cent* for \lt
an. tor iiuitar, fur l':ano. for Cornet, aod many
other liKtruinent*.
Anv hook mailed for retail price.
t'-«cr!|itivi" lrcular*, Ll*u and CaUIostm elwer
*vll\ fumlnhcd.
LYON & HEALY, Chicago.
Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston.
IONTIt nudl lionril tor 3 live Vuiim
i eaeti i-imiuy. Addrea* P. W.
.Chicago. III.
tu mm own town. IVruin and f.'
tJUJ ZIKI.I:i:
JS-") to.S^O
VS Hot Ii
tor
$2
\s
3
:utAt
Nildrex M.i.KrT A Co.. I'ortland. Me.
ll'Uli'b' I.Hy llet nrn'yinil. A full
n H. H. moouvsSkw i ailoii svsi'kmofili-^-rlntloB
jliuu dkkj-s i rriMi. i. w. mihiuv
CO i W. nth. Ctnetnnatl. Ohln
it AN
I r.i lor
OPIUM
me licit ana KaMi'kt Selltag
rla! Hnik.,» and lllhlea. lYIce* reduced 33 per
i-.i^Phll-idcThli. I':i.
nouriiiNK ll A HIT,
No pay till, cured. Ten
years CKthhtished, l.iMO
I'nml. Stato case. On
.Marsh, Quiucy, Mich.
nn'. srtiuj'irii worthy rfee
in-.i\ a- o. I'miiiui.t. Me.
all wlio ttflimake spaii-tune prof.
»-llill--, a uooil tuivhnr tin-lues* it mil rat: levote
...111- time to It. I' III: A V nil.I.. r.o\ N.
Auclil* u.UlK'tl tor
Andcnt ami Modern
New and i.rauhlc Pictorial lllntorv of the lireat Be*
Fltjlitii of ilie World, tit Mnlli a! |iire«-torhlp|H-n, IT.8
IS. Aildresn .1. C. Ml Ctliliv ,v i u.i hlcaco. III.
NAVAL BATTLES
$75 A MONTH
mi- •:.:
I-—. stood*
1 .'-• lliuate litMi
i-.-H.dtft.ST
EDUCATIONAL.
IBB Tli. i:\v i it .»r the :9s*«.
Mce^K::! CONSERVATORY of MUSIO
,le.vi!ifui:v Illti-t-ati--.I..--I p.t.-e*. SKST KIt 1.1-1 ta
.-OI.--I ll an-l ll trl'11 .-nd naii.e- i SKI
o K I nl'lUKK. F-ankl-n S., -t M.i*.
Axti Moi.ti and •Axts-Kuv ar- spval
iar.n ions. \vho-'" names explain their uses.
•iii. i.er each.
tWAll ibess brands are put up in 1 %. and
:», week. a -lav at home eaMlv u ud-. i o*tlj
cans. i. 9. lioxo.*. half and whole IwrivLs. I»is i out at fee Ad lr 1 in k 4 Co.. Aui.at't, Me.
The l.iro*t
Vst
afpoint*!
lr .s',/kc.(,(ib/irut
WmiV
t.itfrary
IIO-MK/ur
itv.
Ofttf
laities, intli* u urid.