Walton Independent from Walton, Kansas • 3

ITdvEMnRn 1) wroto Jos. P. Murphy, Tbe best and snrixt Utmtdy fur Cars of INJUSTICE CORRECTED. Convincing VerlllHa of Wldecast Pub. llo Statements.

To Our Readors I t. with manv viiitillfihnrA and Pprtngflold, "my wife sufTurod eighteen months with neuralgia and ralysls. Dy use of Hi. Jacobs Oil, sin could walk." October 7th, lHHrt, bo wrltosi all dlacasfsi eanstd If an derangement of tus Llrrr, Klilwjr, Blomaclt and Dowels, Pjrspepala, Hick JfMdscba, Couatlpatlon, nilloua CompUlnls siid MtUsrlaof all kinds jlU readO totbs veoeflecut lafluencsof My wifo recovered entirely," rrlco nrty What Schools Have baiter than those that as tha auarllua Sxa School Muslo Dooks of Imaiin Co Carefully mpll4, atlnurtlea, aiueiual ami Miular, llief are hum Hi i'Ikmm, UiS Itaai Mws a uliaime Is udoA, I'lvaaa aiatuluab FOR THE LITTLE ONES. 11 editors, wo have boon accustomed to look cents.

Charles Ttol, of Philadelphia, was In hopeloss condition from throat trouble and asthma, llod Htar Cough Curo cured hlin. l'rloo twonty-flvecouts. At druggist Alaska Is growing, and there Is tulk of Klnrfarsartaa rhlaaea (II) la a etmrailnf eon Itli Hiiiaa. ulaya. aaniae and full lii.lrui lluli.

fin Uia here, Uew. fur I.IUIe atnaara i.SJ S.1 pat organising it Into a Territory. It hot iU soul alrottdy. JJuffato VommmlaU Tha roor MttU Onaa. Wo often see children with red eruptions Mil on fuco and bunds, rough, scaly skin, and often soros on the bead, Theso things Indicia to a depraved condition of the blood.

In tho growing poriod, children have need of puro blood by which to build up strong and healthy bodlos. If Dr. Pierce's "Uold-en Medical Discovery" Is given, tbe blood is purged of Its bad oleinonts, and the child's development will be healthy, and as out.) la a nli j. iiimura anna l.S,a. la frmmk riaw are t'jb fl to par laet liaeu.a ria re4 fiii.liioni.

Am, Stihout Mii.le Stat4r, H.x.a par dirt.) irt iwuk fur tuaruiuiUie aulMa. FOR COMMON SCHOOLS. Waean reremiti.nd nothlnf belter than lha favn KaMnna Italia 4Jier dua fif a feneraJ Millwiiiuri, ami fur laariilni Ilia atta II.H.t I ill ete.iamt lluub I HOiiU.) of Ilia Sees H4rr, i. lr tiiaf am) O. II, llniwii.

An iiiiiienll lirauiival buuk iiracllcal kuooI muaio IvaUicrs. FOR THE HIGHER SCHOOLS. naa Oraatlna (rn par doa.l la alia naaael tml keel iHM.k. iiiiaiiiliis a Ur" number of annas and eimaa In aatwlleiil laela, aulfaaalua and ulus saeajiava. tlaasa sand nr fits! HsU and daaeriptloDS.

Any booh mailt Jar retail trice, LYON HEALY, CHICAGO. OLIVER blTSOH at OoalB. it should be. rlcroruious nnocuons, rioKois, fever-sores, hip-Jolntdiseaseor other giavo maludlcs and suffering are sure to result from nogloct and luck of proper attention to such cusos. Whek you're down my way drop In," rnmarkad tbo well-wator to the "old oaken bucket" Piiicklt Ash Bittiiis la an unfallins It Is pleaMot to tht taste, tones op tbe system, restores and preserves health.

It Is purely Vegetable, and cannot fall to prova beneficial, botb to old and young. As a Blood rnrlflrrlt Is superior to all others. Sold everywhere at 1.00 a bottle. DRIVEN OFF BY MORMONS. Annular In Arls.in aril III Family IUa Thalr I'uuMiftKliHit Noised lijr Armed Mor mail.

Okuiu, Fob. pHvnt Iltr from Mrs. Ada HUme, of Tulii City, Arlnu-im, to (i runt WilliuiiiH, hor imilow, of lUls city, briutf tho tint Infortunium o( dastardly outruim rH'rforiw'd by IM HiiiUh and hi Mormon bund, on Juuuury ICdwuid Huino an wtfo went to ArUmm two yuun xfltUInu ut a point mlloa from any railroad, and not fur from Tula. Tliero tbuy 0uiimI on tlutlr nimli suiro of troiierul litonihandlatj. Tliolr mtlj(Uuor In ft liirire pin were Indians mid Mommus, the luttur no knowlwlHlnf tbolr Ir-ador lit Hmltti, who clwrifud Willi bt'lugoimof thoorlluiilde-iroyliiK wiffnU, nnd with buving town In tho Mountain Mvmlmv Mr.

mid tin. Htone with tbolr two mtrvanU won frrquoiitly warned to Itrnvo tbo iii)ljhbor-hood by Hmllh, but they refuted to do o. Una evening four inon ttud I'Uliiicd tho toro and ranch In tbo nniue of the Mormon Church, niiylng tbo bind bolongod to thorn, mid thoy would give the oHWmiit ton duyi In which to loitvo. A hired mnn wits st once dlsimtchod to llubbell's ruiich, thirty milt' away, for assistance. Ho did not rotui thut the Mormon, ii'uriiinjf whut wan being done, roturned In tbo morning In force.

eiKhtenn strong, and all armed with Win-chesurs and rovolvors. Thoy took charge of the pluce at onoo. Mra. Hlono vu alono, the other man having alio gone for slstance. Hhe saw them pliluKO the houso and store, packing every thing they wanted.

Fearing violence sho made an effort to eacuna but was detected by Hmlth, who followed her and at tbo end of a revolver compelled her to return to the ntmso. At this point ono of tho servants returned with tho information that Mr. Htone was coming up ns rapidly as posslblo with ten mon. Tho Mormons promptly captured blm and when Htone appeared with his roscuors be sent word thut at tbo first signs of hostility tho two prisoners would bo shot boforo their eyes. The rescuing party camped outside and after a consultation opnnod negotiations with the Mormons which resulted In tlio liberation of tbe prisoners and the relinquishment of tho ranch and store to tho Mormons.

Htone at onoo setoff for and from tbcro poos to Prosoott to ask the Governor's aid. The ranch can not do retained without bloodshod as Smith can call together at least 'AJO of the Mormons who recently loft. Utah and aottled in that locality. cure for all disoascs orlfrtnutlnff In biliarv LAWS OF FRICTION. The Leading Principles Governing It Arranged Under Him Heads.

1. Friction la greatly Influenced by tbe smoothuow or roughness, lmrdnoNs or softnoNs, of tho surfaces rubbing against eticli other. 2. It li In proportion to tho prossuro or load; Unit Is, a doublo pressure will protluco a double amount of friction, and io of any other proportionate In-croupe of tlio load. 8.

Tho friction does not depend upon tho extent of aurfaco, tho weight of body remaining tho sumo. 4. Tho friction Is greater after tho bodies hnvo bcou allowed to remain some timo at rest, in contact with each other, than when they arc first so placed; as, for example, a wheel turning upon gudgeons will rcqulro a greater weight to start it after remaining some hours at rest than it would at first The causo of, this appears to bo that tho ininuto nsjierlties which exist even upon tho smoothest bodies gradually sink into tho oposlto spaces, and thus hold upon each other It is for the samo reason that a greater forco Is required to sot a body in motion than to keep it in motion. If about one-third the amount of a weight bo requirod to move that weight along in tho first instance, ono fourth will suffice to keep it in motion. 6.

The friction of axles does not de-pond upon their velocity; thus, a railroad car traveling at tho ratoof twenty miles an hour will not havo been retarded by friction moro than another which travels only ten miles in that timo. It appears, therefore, from tho last three laws that tho amount of friction is as the pressure directly, without regard to surface, timo or velocity. 6. Friction is greatly diminished by unguents, and this diminution is as tho nature of tho unguents, without reference to the substances moving over them. Tho kind of unguent which ought to bo employed depends principally upon tho load; it ought to sufllco just to prevent the bodies from coming in contact with each other.

The lighter the weight, therefore, tho finer and more fluid the unguent should be, nnd vico vorsa. Phrenological Journal. derangements caused by tho malaria of miusiuutio countries, no oinor mouicine now on sale will so effectually remove the PENNYROYAL PILLS. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH." Tba Original and Only Ucmilna. Alwari Kallabla.

Severe of aenklw Imllelloee, lee, e.k jour l.raaalM fur tl.UkMMer'a KIUke and taba no alher, ur Ineloee 4e. in pel to ue (r aa Uuulare In lttr li; relaraaiall. H.a. f.ria. tillH'llr-ATKK (JIIKMiral.

IM SIS M.JU.aaeaar,rblU4elekla.ra, aid bf nraaajlete aearyvkef. Aab for Cblekea tar's fcaanefc" reaaj mi I'lUa. Take aa liter disturbing elements, and at the same time tone up tuo wnoio system. At is sure ana safe in its action. Cream Purrs-milk ruck.

COCKLE'S ANTI-BILIOUS PULLS, THB GREAT ENGLISH RBMKD1 Far Llrar, Blla, ladltMUn, etc. Tr fraea tteraarri eauiaa anlr rare Vegelakh) InfraSlaaU. Acaala MKySal llttOS. 00 Sr. Uwa, Ma.

Tna rcmovol of Prof. Fanborn, of N. after being pronounced Incurable by a score of physicians, from Las Vegas, N. to his homo, was effoctod by administering Dr. Hurler's Iron Tonic, which bos restored him to his former good health, i Tne champion belt of tho world Is with out doubt the equator.

Xo Opium In Plso's Cure for Consumption. Cures where othor remedies fail. 'l'io. TBE ONLY TRDB JJatfalLatmrl UUKtS lllttHt All Uit I AILS. ft BeStOouirh Sjirnp.

Taatm. khhU Cs ATOMIC ilniKirlat). upon certain suiuurioms wnicn wa uuvg seen In our columns at moroly adroit advertising. Consequently wa fool Justlllod In taking the liberty of printing fow points from prlvuto letter roeontly rooelved from one of our largest patrons, a a- sort of oonfos-tionof faith to our readers. Wo ouoto i "Wo have convinced oursclvos that by tolling what wo know to bo truo, we bftyo produced at lust a rmauU eonvicllun la the publlo wind.

Hovtm years ago we stated what the nationul a incuse of this country whs, ud thut it was rupidly ereiutnti. Throo yours ago wo staled that marlui cluck had boon given It. 'Tho statistics of ono of tho Inrgostllfs Insurunce companies of this country shows thut In 18MH und 1HH4, tho mortullty from kidney disorders did nut incrnun over tho previous years: othor companies stuted tlio same thing. It is not presumptuous for us to claim credit for cheeking those ravagns. "Hovon years ago wo stated thut tlio condition of tho kldnnyt was the key to tho condition of health within tho past 11 vo years all careful lift itwuranec companies nave conoodod the truth of this stutomunt, for, whoroas, ten yours ago, chemical analysis to detonnino the condition of tho kld-noys was not requirod, to-duy mtllimu of dollar in rltkt arc refuted, bocuuso chomlcul examination discovers unttujiecltil discuses of the kidneys.

"Bovon yours ago wo stated that the ravages of Bright's Disoase woro insignificant compared with othor unsuspected disorders of the kidneys of ninny mmleoUIng mimes; thut ninety-three per cent, of human ailments are attributable to dorungod kid-noys, which oils tho blood with urio acid, or kidney poison, which, causes thoso many fatal dlsoasos. "Tho urlo acid, or kid no poison. Is the real cause of tho majority of cases of paralysis, apoplexy, hours cilsoaso, convulsions, pneumonia, consumption, and insauity; ovor half the vlctlmsof consumption are first tho victims of diseased kidnoys. "When the recent death of aa honorod ox-ofllclul of the United Blntos was announced, his physician said thut although he was suffering from Bright's Dlscaso. that was not the came of death.

Uo was not Iranlc cnougn to admit tnat the apoplexy which ovortook him in his bed was the fatal effect of tho kidney poison in the blood, which had eaton away the substance of the arteries nnd brain nor was Logan's physician bonost enough to state that bis fatal rhoumatism was caused by kidney acid In tbe blood. "If tho doctors would state In official reports the oriilnat cuuno of death, tho people of this country would bo alurmod, yea, nearly panic ttricken, at the fearful mortality from kidney disorders. The writers of the above letter give theso facts to the publlo simply to JmliJ'y tht elaimt tiat they havt made, that "it tho kidneys and llvor uro kept in a healthy condition by the use of Warner's sufo cure, which hundreds of thousands hove proved to bo a speciUe, when all other remedies failed, and that has received the endorsement of the highest medical talent In Europe, Australasia and America, many a life would bo prolonged and tbe happiness of the peoplo preserved. It is successful with so many different diseases because It and it alone, can remove tho urio acid from the blood through the kidneys." Our readors are familiar with tho preparation named. Commendation thereof has often appeared in our columns.

Wo bolieve it to bo one of tho best, If not tho best ever manufactured. We know tho proprietors are mon of character and Influence. Wo are certain thoy have awakened a wide-spread interest in the publlo mind concerning the Importance of the kidneys. We boiievo with them that thoy are the key to health, and that for their restoration from disoaso and maintenance in health, thore is nothing equal to this great remedy. The proprietors say they "do not glory In this universal prevalence of disoaso, but having started out with the purpose of spreading the merits of Warner's sufo cure before the world, because it cured our senior proprietor, who was given up by doctor a Incurabte.vra foci it our duty to state the facts ana loave the publlo to its own inferences.

We point to our claim, and to their public and wlverml verljlcation with pride, and if tho publlo does not bolieve what we say, we toll them to nak thoir friends and neighbors what thoy think about our preparations." As stated above, we most cordially com Will ntrlfr tha BLOOD ranUaj ma Livan ana siuNtTS ana TIRED OUT! Aft thii twuon nrty wht on dmnU to wnat art of ton to, I RON iitra into ftlrwat very pby RoiavtVft praMiipitoa far Uiom who ANd bail dine up. Itrirrmir the HEALTH end Vila oh of iuuiu Of Apr I la, Indlvaetlno.ljwkol BtrenftD ana Tired reel ins eo aulnletr eoredt llonee, nna lea ana nnrrea reeam nea forra. jcnlteene inemina and ranoliea brain Power, 1 "Huflerini from eoinplelnte LADIES cu-n'Voi I'OMIOaaafaand epeadrenra. CilTaaaalear, beeU thr oompleiion. Pminent ettempte at eoantarfelt.

Inaonlredd to tha ponalariir of tba original. 1S aot aipariiaane-iret the UaioiMAL apto BctT, Or. HASfTESt'll LlVCrf fLL. fCnra Complaint and Slaaa I Haadaoha. Sample Doe and Draam Book! lmallarl on raoelploftwoeanula poataaa.

THE DR.HARTER MEDICINE COMPANY ot.Loais. Mo. SYSTEM IN BUSINESS. N. October 15, lotf.

E. T. IIUELTINK, Warren, ra Dear Sirt I was taken with a very sovore cold last Hpriutr, and tried every curo wo had In tha store, and could got no bolp. I bad our village doctor proscribe for mo, but kept getting worse. I saw another physician from Fort Jorvls, N.

and ho told ma he used Pise's Cure for Consumption la bis practice. I bought a bottle, and before 1 bod takon all of it there was a chunpo for tbe better. Then I got my employer to order a quantity of tho modicino and keep it in stock. I took ono more bottlo, and my Cough was cured. ltospoctfullr, Fkask McKeltt.

li ssa aaeaititii aassasxk LivtsiuuMjim, -THB We will sttp. of suae For Wenknewit I-iwUade, of Knenrr, UAH NO KQUAf, nd is tit only Iron mmlicin th4 not Injarlovft, It Knrichna the Hloott. lavlTorntsi tho My stem Knitoreo Appetite. Aid Iteration It does not blftekon or injur tho tooth, mum hwtd-ch or prodnoo onnntipatton Avr iron wtdicinat rf Mm. K.

M. WHine, Quindaro, ut 'I Hood Brown's Iron 11 it tars ft general dobilitr. Its ofldct wu toning up Um syvtora, re Dewing lira sua vigor of tho biooa, Incrmutlng tho spuetito sud strengthening Ui tliguiUfo organs, I cboerlull ra eomuBod it." Mrs. Mabt R. Pownii ZOO B.

loth Bt. Louis, Myt: I was broken down in health, had no appetite, and was slwara tired and droway, hat taken three bottle of Brown's Iron bitters, ml have been rot lured to health. can recommend it highl.n Gonuine has abate Trade Mark and ernssnd red Knos on wrapper. Tnke no olbr. Madoonbjb IlKOWN CIIKVIUM I.

IM LTIMOUR, Ma STOCK CUTS or any otbet Cut shown In In. finaelmen CURES WHtRE ALL USE AILS. quoted fnf Best Cough Syrup. Tan lea good. Use in lima.

Hum nydnietnta. 'samo. 'IrlJMIlSlrt'STgfyr A. KELLOCO NEWSPAPER SXKOTBOTTPIRS, STCSIOTTPBRS AUD MAP (ituBAVaaa, Difference Between the Human Automaton and the Mnn Ready for Emergencies System is a good servant, but a poor roaster. A man who has no thought of system in his daily life is likely to uso his time and strength to little advantage But a man who gives the chief place to system in his daily life, is likely to limit his labors to tho routine, demands of his system.

No man is of practical efficiency in lifo who could not conform himself to a system, if it wcro necessary. Nor Is any man of tho highest practical efficiency who will conform himself unvaryingly to a system. The man who will rise at a cortain hour every morning, and will retire at a certain hour every night, and will have his meals at certain hours every day, and will do all his work in a certain order and in a certain way, is as valuable as a cuckoo-clock in calling the hours for those who want to know and to improve their passing time. But such a man is worth little for an emergency, and Is quite incompetent to meet the special and extra requirement of such exceptional days as are continually thrusting themselves into every busy man's lifetime. Tlio man who always answers every letter as soon as he receives it, and whose desk is never out of order when he leaves it at tho close of the day, may be a model of perfectness as a human automaton; but he is not the man to do the chief thing of importance for the present hour, even at the cost of letting matters of minor importance remain SI4 1 Waat Sixth Street, Kansas City, Mo.

KINK IMPORTATIONS IPT 1886. Trie best Dbait IIoiisis in the world are ri vnccnAi rr i SV A I aa I I 1 1 ENGLISH SHIRES. LYOIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND orraui thb We hare the I.AROKfrt and BEST COIXKCTION In tho (Jnltod HUts, Ire clndlnRthe winners of 81 uremluma lent fall. Prlca modentts.

Terms Dney. 8eud fur CatalugM Is Kehnbl Remedy lor Lifer Complain! and UliMund ij uemnrea or torpia cununiunoi mi Liver, urs- SUREST REMEDY TOB THI mend the porusnl of this correspondence by our readers, believing that in so doing we are fulfilling simple publio obligation. Philadelphia Call. "Don't you think I look killingP inquired Mrs. Biasfolds, as she entered THipeia, lonMipauon, jtiuoueneM, jaundice, Hledacne, Malaria, Kheumnti.m, etc.

It reffnlataa the boweli, purU ea the bUA. etrene thnt the eT.tem. a.iM.te dlrentton. AN INVALUABLB TAMIL? MBDICINB. Thouaanda of testimonials prove Ita merit.

aju laiuuumi will iuj, you iTiairuiAiioH. GALBRAITH BR0S.r jmV Breeders and Importer, Importers, Janistilli. wis. UlUalil.ieuai Catarrh tho room in a now brickdustral cos ELY'S CREAM BALM tume. Mrs.

Biasfolds is what ono FSafsa should meet the ere of 1 8 1 1 any ladr suffering with I III thnea Taitlllnl.t BACK Biaiawar AOHKHandKxcHUClAT. tno I'CKionicAt, I'ains, oraniof those WKAKNKSHK8 women are ao much afflicted with, she can cure herself of them, while Reining strength and a health might call decidedly plump; and, when Biasfolds calmly replied, "Yes, my dear, you look fat enough to kill, if n.niuiniii,i.,uj HI. IU, Iff, PAINFUL ILLS AND DISORDERS SUFFERED BY WOMEN EVERYWHERE. It relloTes pain, promotes a regular and health recurrence of period! and is a great holp to young girls and to women pant maturity. It strengthen, the back and the pelrlo organs, bringing relief and comfort to tired women ho atand all day in home, shop and factory.

Lencorrhceo, Inflammation, Ulceration and Displacements of the t'terni have been cured by It, as women everywhere gratefully testify. Bcgnloi physicians often prescribe It. Sold by all Druggists. Trice $1.00. Mrs.

Plnkham'a "Guide to Ileal th" mailed to any lady sending stamp to the Laboratory, Lynn, Mans. that is what you mean," it was hot un unattended to. It is better to do one natural that Mrs. B. should flounce out Tegeiamo remonjr iti ninl, tne greatest fli.roT.

erf of the nge fur all Keraale troubles. Those that bare ueed II say they will nerer be without IW One trial convinces, price 76 cents for package contain, lng one month's treatment. If you can not get It at nvaraat drug store send price to us and a package duty of the moment, whatever else is left undone, than to have one's duty of For 15 year I va annoyed wxth catarrh, tevert pain in my head, diicharga into my throat and unpleasant breath. My tense of mull too much impaired. have overcome thett trouble with Ely' Cream Salm.J.B.

Case, St.DenUUotd, RIOTING STRIKERS. Massachusetts Has a Hsmple of the Rioting Mania. BosTOHt Fob. 21. A serious riot occurred In East Cambridgo yesterday afternoon aa a result of the rocont street car tie-up.

Hhortly afternoon a large crowd of strikers and tbolr sympathizers gathered on Muin street. Cambridgeport, and as the various cars of the Cambridge line passed, the conductors and drivers were hooted as scabs." At p. there was a great mob at tbe junction of tho Webster street lino with that on Main street, and as a car turned into Webster ovonue the mob began hurling bricks and atones at tho car and its occupants. By the timetho car got through the Crowd it was a complete wreck. Each succeeding car was similarly treated until no less than Ave cars had been badly damaged.

Then tho police wcro telephoned for and within twenty minutes a largo force of oOlcers appeared on the scone. The mob by this timo had been worked up to a high degree of excitement, and when the officers attempted to disperse the'erowd thoy met with a determined resistance. Bricks and stonos were thrown at the police and many of tho offlcials were injured. The police then charged the mob with drawn revolvers, and It instantly scattered in all directions. About a dozen of the strikers were arrested and convpyed to tho police station.

A little later the mob assembled again furthor down tho avenue and wrecked another car. Tho police, reinforced by a mounted squad, now charged the crowd on the "double quick," and tbo mob dispersed, after discharging a volley of bricks at the police. These missiles took effect in at least a dozen cases, and as many officers were more or less seriously Injured. Another lot of prisoners was takon, and tho station houses wore flllod with those arrosted. None of those injured were thought to be fatally hurt.

There was no further trouble after tho last effective dispersion of tbo mob. In South Boston there were a few minor disturbances botween individual strikers and "scabs" and a number on both sides were arrested, but the cars of the company were not Interfered with. In this section both sides are firm and tho outcome Is still uncertain. i AN INEVITABLE CONFLICT. Strikers Owing Double Allegiance Find Themselves In a Quandary.

Pittsburgh, Feb. 19. A strike at the Junction Iron Works, Mingo, threatens to causa serious trouble between the Knights of Labor and Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers. The striker's are members of both organizations and a conflict of authority has arisen between tho lenders of the two powerful associations. The men struck for pay for tbe trne they were compelled to remain in the mill through breakage of the machinery, and tbe Amalgamated Association supported them in their demands.

Tho Knights of Labor opposod the strike and ordered a resumption of work, while the Amalgamated loaders forbid the men returning until the demands were conceded. William H. Bailey, of the general exooutlve board of the Knights oi Labor, and President Welho, of the Amalgamated Association, have had several conferences, but there are no indications of a settlement of the trouble. This Is regarded as the beginning of a fight in which a danger is threatened Identical with that now existing between the Knights and tho International Cigar-makers' Union: that the men must give up one or the other association. With the last few months there has been a special effort of both organizations to strengthen their membership among the iron and steel workers.

The Amalgamated Association has beon bringing in new lodges everywhere and have been especially successful among the steel workers. This increase in new members alone is said to now amount to about 4,000 men. Two now lodges were organized within a couple of days. One is at Terre Haute, and the other at Ben-wood, W. Va.

a Fedagogio Romance. Tolono, 111., Feb. Thomas DaU resides near Catlln, Vermilion County, and, as bis title indicates, is a member of tbe pedagogue fraternity. Some years ago he had occasion to whip one of the big girls, which be is said to have done with no spar-- lng hand. Her parents denounced the flogging as a high-banded outrage and promptly caused tha teacher's arrest.

lie was arraigned In court, tried, convicted and fined, but Jhe patrons of the school contributed the necessary funds to secure his release. Time has since then worked wondrous chHnges, and the announcement is now made that tho marriage of the profossor and his reffyicViry pupil will occur in tha near from ohecrvatlon. Adrfrpes tha UO.1l BTK ATM KNT A MSOCIATIOIT, No. IDs) l'earl Street, Bufpalu, N. Y.

the moment decided for him by a prearranged programme, in spite of providential calls to other and nobler service. 8. S. Times. One Asrent (Merchant only) wanted In erery town foi HAY- FEVER ccd jtroaaway, iv.

our 1837 A particle lup I Into each noitrll anil liurraeaDls orc to ue. FrlneCUctii. brmalUiratd'UKKliti. Bniidfo! fTB nsOPa TtinMKl Jlja Alavaai aaaa awnlris nH vu-uuiar. mtuiiiji.iia, uruggiua uireKo.xi.

a. A Ulinitl a a lli.u an viatm as aax puaaeaj vas Ike hot cakos. I Intend that they shall bs well TELLS THE WHOLE STORY FOR THE FARMER-AND' THOSE. WHO LOVE eOYrUQHAN- LA SAIXE St- GilCAOOt avwriiBuu. Wm.

V. n. Btiphenson, Buffalo, N. T. Address R.

IV. TANSIL.I. A. Chteaco, Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the Boat, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest. GRIND own Bone OBsrIAM Flonr nnd (lorn fl in Uie 8 HAK BI IXjXj (F.

Wllnon'a Patent). lOO i.er nt. more mnrin in kaenlnir nniil. Aim POWKU MI S.I.N and It Bold by dmrorlsta or sent by mail. Irv of tho apartment with a very flushed face and a quivering tongue Bow to Gain Fleab and Strength.

Use after each meal Bcott's Emulsion with Hypophosphltes. It Is as palatable as milk, and easily digested. The rapidity with which delicate people improve with Its use is wondorf uL Use it and try your weight. As a remedy for Consumption Throat affections and Bronchitis, it is un-equaled. Please read: "I used Scott's Emulsion in a child eight months old with good results, He gained four pounds in a very short timo." Tho.

Pkim, M. Alabama. Is it not possible to freeze a thing and still have ltredhotl Try a red pepper. Danville Breeze. A Lovely Complexion.

What a lovely complexion," we often hear persons say. 1 wondor what she does for It?" In every case the purity and real loveliness of the complexion dopends upon the blood. Those who have sallow, blotchy faces may make thoir skin smooth and healthy by taking enough of Dr. Pierce's "Golden Medical Disoovory" to drive out the humors lurking in the asstem, A sailob can truthfully speak of the vessel in which he sails as the place of his berth. Whbi the follicles are not destroyed.

Hall's Hair Ronower restores hair to bald heads. For all ailments originating In disorders Of the stomach and liver, take Ayer's Fills. The boy that sprained his ankle has a very lame excuse. for not attending Bchool. Jiecord.

Brown's BnoNcnrxt, TBoenss will re- Ft ED MILL.N. Clrniilare and Tcatlmonlali ont 50o. tii. x. utizeiune, warren, l'a on application.

WILSON Ku.Ujo, HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IN AMERICA AND EtTBOPJB. The nentent, qnickett, safeit and mont powerful remedy known for KlieumatiMn, I'leuriay, Neuralgia, Lmn tmiro. Backache. Weriltnena, colds In the client and all SvcneH and palnn. Endorsed by Phyni clans and Drug- friats of the hlghent repute.

Bonnon's Plaatera nrompi relieTe and cure where other plaiters and grcany salves. UnlmenU and lotlona, are abolutly uiwltwa. Beware of Imitations under elmUar sounding namei. such as "Oapiticiim," "Caimoiii," are utterly worthlo" and intended to dYcelve, Atkrua BltMHON'S ANn TAKE NO OTHSHH. All dnigglHtl.

BKABUUY A J0UN80N. i'roprietors. Now Tort 30,000 CARPENTERS Farmora, Hiitclion end others CRUI Til CDC use our 1. ATE MAKK of A II riLCIlJ to file Hand, Hip, Bntchor. Buck, Pruning and all kinds of Haws, so they cut hotter than ever.

Two Fllora froo forftl. Illuetrated circulars piikS. Ad dreas M. KOTU Haw Oxpuhu. 1'sun.

rtualneiHa, Shorthand nnd Kn fflleh TraliilnK Snhool, St. I.oule, Mo. Bond for circular. One million pills were burned up in a recent fire in New York Citv. THE GENERAL MARKETS.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 28. CATTLE Shipping 8 SO 4 40 Native cows 8 00 60 Butchon' 8 26 8 75 HOOS-Good to choice heavy. 4 50 5 50 WHEAT No. red (Mli 68tf No.

8 soft 80 89 SOH OATS-No. 8 te'i 0 48 44 FLOUR Fancy, per sack 1 60 1 05 HAY Now 7 00 750 BUTTER Choice 28 25 CHEESE-FuU cream 13 13 EGGS-Cholce 12 18 BACON Ham 10 10V4 Shouldors 5 51, Sides 6 LARD 5 POTATOES 40 45 ST. LOUIS. 0ATTLE Shipping steers 8 70 4 80 Bu chors' 8 10 4 10 HOGS-Paclting 5 80 5 45 SHEEP Fair to oholoe 4 20 4 70 FLOUR 8 40 8 50 WHEAT No. 2 red 78 79 8SU OATS-No.

8 27)4 8' 58 BUTTER-Creamory 24 27 PORK 14 75 15 00 CHICAGO. 3ATTLE Shipping steers 8 50 5 00 HOGS Packing and 6 85 6 75 3HEEP Fair to choice 8 90 4 90 FLOUR-Wintor wheat 8 90 4 10 WHEAT No. 8 red 77 77J4 88 J( SBJ4 OATS-No. 8 284 24 WE WANT YOUI www wws 0r woman needing profitable employment? to rprent us In tvury oountj, BUry 76(erniontli and erpeiifiet. or a Urpr oommlMlon on If prof rrod.

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Thr Trade Supplied. Send for wholesale price Hut. Hi.ri.ock NEEDLES, SHUTTLES, REPAIRS, $35 Cash. New Parlor ORGANS. UrtAnANTEBT) HIHT QtTAI.ITT.

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Claim (iolleutora, IudlajiapolU, Ina, ROSES aa one-cent etampe will bring by return mall our book I "PooltrjrKelattiianiUrtlSelel Ineabellon" and hand-Ill some llltuVd oat. of lnpro.eS Kxeel.ler laeebateraea Hreedee. Aildree. Champion Mfg. Qulnoyjll.

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700 ACRES the STORR8 i HARRISON 1 CO. nni will mall sample Ttiirglnr Alnrna WljJ utea aiwayt uun gooa euccets. rnce eta, lit summer the toboggan is not worth ascent J'rovldenct Telegram. For $1 linn. J.

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wun uaie's iioney or unrenounu ana jar. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in ono minute. 64 TO A DAT. Sample, worth SI FKKK. Mneinotunderthe horee'sfeel.

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Pa, Why did the Women of this country use over thirteen million cakes of Procter Gamble's Lenox Soap in 1886? Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why. Milt), soothing and healing is Dr. Bugo's Catarrh Kemody. Wbm. Wisher a mon digging for one.

Texat Sifting. If afflicted with Hnr TCrnn usa Dr. lunan A.N.K.-D. 4014 NO. U4 OATH-Western mixed stivt 88 BUTTEUCroamory 20 28 PORK 14 85 13 00 WIIKN WH1T1NU TO AUVKKT18ER8, pi eaaa aay you sa the Advertisement la) tills puper.

Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists soil It, iiOo..