The Herald from Towanda, Kansas • 3

mm state ml CMfldrtc Rjot of Hm. TCBLIC ALABSLi 7 mmiiacturers oj The disbursements from Toneka, topIcscu mo cure ot uver. Mood and lung diseases, that after witness mg its thousands of cures for many yean DUL thm niiv foal 3 1 The Serions Cause for Agitation (her th Dangers of the Season Interesting Interviews with PromineutTeoplc Timeii August 30 and ii; uuion w. nuniuwa selling it they are doing, through druggists) un A remarkable chapter of Napoleonic his tory will appear in the September Century, consisting of letters and Journals of British officers describing Napoleon's voyage to Elba, also to SU Helena. The first part of the article is a letter written by Captain Cssher, who commanded the Undaunted, which took the exile to Elba; the last part is by Lieutenant Mills, of the Northumberland, and consists partly of a diary which the young lieutenant kept while on the way to St Helena in the same ship with the ex-emperor.

Napolean talked quite freely about some of his plans, especially with re-gard to the French navy, told a number ot stones, and explained various points in his own career. cV Ml. buoumjd Ul lUi giving BHU8- Jr? Df factory i to the 1' uiuucjr paiu lorn W1U.S refunded. No medicine of ordinarj merit COUid bn anlrl niJ aT bast few days over the condition of our drin 1 1 il tiODK nrith nnt 1.. i-i a omer medicine for the diseases for which il was ever Deiore sola undet 0llarntaA uZ.a vl curo or no pay- in an wood taints and impurities of whatever or nturei most posiiive in it CUratirA fTnfa 1 i.f..i rMain Building I THE rSIVFR-SITT NOT RE DAJIF.

Tbe 4Uk collegiate year will open Tuesday, feept i. The pactone and elegant building hare, during the past year, accommodated morettiao60l) resident aindpnte. Kvery facility ia aSurded lot aequirinj a Kew Sesat of tecMMttioa, It is now predicted that in 1892, when the GreatExposition may be held in New York, electricity will be the motive power that will draw all the cars, both upon the elevated and surface roads. It is now asserted by electricians that we are upon the greatest revolution in our methods of transportation between distant points that the world has ever seen. Steam, the slow and noisy Laggard, is to be superseded by the swift and noiseless electric force.

The steam and smoke and cinders that have made railroad traveling such a discomfort will be relegated to the same oblivion with the stage-coach. Not only great changes are predicted in the motive power which is to draw the trains of the future, but also a revolution in the methods of railroad traveling. The "bicycle track" or the track of the single rail, is now striving hard to obtain recognition. Its inventor, E. Moody Boynton, claims that when the single xcil track comes into use eighty miles an hour will be no less than the average speed of traveling.

Mr. Boynton's system has been tried on a small scale with success. But the inventor of the new flying machine considers all those mmioa uona and all skin and scalp diseases are radically cured by this wonderful medicine. OCrorulnna itiaaaoA. mn tnorougn Knowledge ox Claei, Hatbcmavtlea, Idtw, Science, Juad CaUSUU anrollinna i If uie, A thornrlen emrttmrn-inl cmiraA ia alitn a feature of itft "fever sores," 'Mivhlte sweUings" ot Dill lAint l4inIVAa.il ll A 1 the Institution.

Bpectal advantages will be placed within the reach 01 theme detring to study LAW, hit, or ao tissues oi tne ngi causing pulmonary consumption. No natter Whlcn 0De 0f jU myrjaJ forms it out, or manifests itself, "Golden Med- ici biu wc aiarming increase oi summer diseases. On every side people have been overheard conversing on this subject, which la certainly of the greatest importance. The following facta, which we have gathered and which bear directly upon the question, will be found both interesting and profitable: Mr. Henry Brown, of the American Bank Jiote Company, said: "During the Warm weather we are often obliged to keep our peov pie at work day and night, so that employes have the heat to endure as well as the odor of the various inks.

I desire to acknowledge my recognition of the valuable service Perry Davis' Pain-KlUer has rendered our employes. It hit grown so popular among mr people we should hesitate to be without it." 0rccr' Rgent the College of Electrical Engineering, said "I have studied medicine and have travelled extensively in Europe, Asia, Africa and America. I have seen the dangers and deaths that hot weather and bad water bring, but 1 have never foiind a better medicine than Perry Davis' Pain-Killer." Chief Engineer J. A. Severns, U.

8. R. aid: "I cannot speak too highly of Perry Davis' Pain-Killer In cases of cholera, diarrhea, etc. I have had occasion to use it both for myself and for the men on board ship, and the relief it gives Is so speedy and sure that no hip should ever go to sea without a supply of it mmia anrpsnaienE, mr nvra inun ietepanite. Cataiogaes plTlng full particular! will be tent free on applicatlun to Kr.

T. K. alih, C. H. President, Notr Uame F.

InA. F03 JHE CID RELIABLE! Hackbtt, Arkansas, Aug. 20, 1SS7. LIT. A.

T. Shallbsbeboeb, Rochester, Pa. Dear Sir: I wish you to send me a bottle of your Antidote for Malaria, which I see advertised in the Methodist Chattanooga, and which I cannot get here. Fifteen years ago my mother had third day chills, and after trying the doctors and other medicines without relief, a friend recommended 3rupAntiQoto; Bhe tned it, and one dose effected a permanent cure. tot.

Truly yours, J. S. Edwabds, Pastor M. E. Churcn.

Five years hence there will hardly be a place on this earth for the robber, murderer or conspirator to set his foot and feel safe. Treaties are being made in every direction concerning them and their extradition. The Wabash Again Shortens Tp the Time. To maintain our reputation lor first class fast service the Wabash has again reduced the time between Kansas City and St Louis. The Wabash makes the quickest av rr.

us rn transportation as hopelessly antiquated. uen nis macnine gets down to work we will travel two hundred miloa on hour -without a jolt or jar, and scarcely realize we are moving at all. Yankee toiiiigijf miu in time. Its thousands of cures are the best advertisements for Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.

An Odious InaoTtUon. Wo notice a movement, sanctioned in many respectable quarters, which, if it shall spread to any general extent, will abolish old-fashioned courtship. This is the advocacy of the extension of the English, method of chaperon-ago. It is now advocated that young lovers hould not be allowed to enjoy each other's company alone, but that the young lady, when her worshipper calls upon her, Bhall be attended by her unwelcome and superfluous chaper-one. Courtship under this odious innovation would be about as enjoyable as rheumatism.

The restraint under which the victims would suffer would be about equal to being buried alive. It is founded on the assumption that it is dongerous for men and women to associate together untii thav Mr Cut. Braia.t;vif ureal tr ore'' ft: JT Smith's BilG Beans Are Invalnahle for Liver and Stomach disorders. Act on the bile, drive away the blaes. Xhey an the great Anti-Bile Medicine of Cure for Biliousness, Did Business on the Same Btsis.

A burley Texan went into a gambling house and, after a sittin? of a SIckheadache, Dysentery, Sour Stomach, Dis- "ROCK ISLAND ROUTE." j.uid num cunsaa juy to tsoston and New York. The new sleeping car line has been established via the Wabash to Boston and berths can be secured at Wabash ticket office, 531 Main street, Rookery building The Wabash is the only line out of Kansas City running a regular full Pullman compartment car. Take the Wabash. nr S- N- Garland, Western Passenger Agent, 531 Mam St, Kansas City, Mo. South Carolina wants to got up a fight between a lion and ten bull-do? hut.

t.ha couple of arose $15,000 win ner and demanded gold for his chips. The "banker" began fumbling in his vresn auer eaimg, rains the eaoK and sides, Walsna, Costiveness, Chills and Fevers, Drow. siness, Ofl'easive Breath, GaU Stones, BILE BEANS Act on the Liver and Kidneys, thereby driving fell Impurities from thebodf Very economical, small dose. In littls wsteh shaped bottles, price 26 cents. Sold by Druggists or sent by mail.

J. F. SMITH St. Louis, Mo. drawer, ostensibly for the purpose of gettmetne money, but instead, brought forth an usrlv-lookins' siv-shnnin trouble is to find a lion.

After the fight UU leveled it at the Texan calmly remark- me wouoie would be to find the bull-dogs. (Chicago, Rock Ialaod ft rclfio Co, Laatee.) OnT TTi VESTIBULE TRAINS AND SULli) FKbEKECLlNlDia CMAIB CABS BKTWIM Chicago Denver, Colorado Springs Pueblo Via Kaoaaa City and St Joaeph, WITHOUT CHAHflE OF OAKS. Union Depota at all terminal Jnta. and elote bound, for St. Loun sd all points easl and aouth, and west beund for Sale iHe City, ban I mociico, and all Pacific cuaat point.

For tlekata mans, foldera, Gen'L Ticket and fats' g' Agen Topeka. Kan. reached a half a century. This as- DR. OWEN'S "I pay these large amounts in lead." In a twinkling, and'befnrn thA "hunt LEGTR I er" realized what he was doing, the Texan had him "covered" and mm a rk.

ed: AND SUSPENSOR Y. ouuipbiua may db true in the rakish and dissolute ranks of the criminal English nobility. But we aro sure it will be resented by the respectable youth of both sexes of our still sturdy and uncontaminated American race. May dire confusion licht nnnn ih "And I receiDt in thn Patented Auq. 16, 1887.

Improved July 30, 1889, SR. OWEN'S ELECTRO' Pay the money or take your receipt." He got his money. Atlanta OM.VANI0 BODY BEL? AND 8UBPEHB0B.Y BUftrante4 to oure tlio fol banners of those who would destroy RTIlEHfl MM 10 All Complaint, Lumbago, General ant Hervoui Bebilitv. Cm 11 LOW PEiCE RAILROAD LANDS IT COHQPERS PAIKr. me sane, wia aeagntmi, the altogether good and salutary, the immemorial institution Of COUrtshin Yn.ntno One for nig Honor.

A sarcastic lawyer, durin? the trial HEADACHE, tiveneu, Kidney Disease! Nervousness, Trembling, SexualExhaustion.Wasfc ine of Bodv. Diaeasei Blade. 7 of a case, made use of the expression, Tocthaclie, Sprains, 'Cast not your nearls before rwW Relieves and cures RHEUMATISM, NEUKAIiGIA, Sclatloa, Lumbago. T-j! tr aL a erased FREE OoTernment IANOS. t-MILL10H8 of ACRES of each in Mlnnaaota, Nortu iMkotn, Montana, Idako, Washington and Or on.

CCtin rfID Pablicatlorai with llapa dMcriblsg OCnU rlinaxsT Ajrrtctlltnral, Grailnj and Thnbw Lands now opm to FHJtK AddreH chas UTKin nua PAraa arery tiiaa yeu writ, ritd orSiil' l.r ir ill.irft. miactaiiai.ease. Ptirwiuiu Subsequently, as he rose to make the He Prowd Ills Case. "Human nature is murhtv aueer. EBUI3ES, Burns and Scalrt.

1. VOtuh nr nrnM nt mil. nr ff.mi.lA to tn CySKST TO FKSPOSSIIII PAR'IIKS ON 8(1 IMS TltUlf TPV PAIR tW r- Hvn.A UDIHU iMgumouii, me juage laceuously remarked, "Be careful, Mr. not to cast your Dearls before isn't it?" he observed to the other man on the rear platform of the street car. At DroKgiita and Dealers.

THE CHARLES A. V0QELER Baltlmort, Mi. dr. owen's tLtbl nib INdULtbti FKUpiia Bead So. posuga for rn lllu.tnted pamphlet, which will 1), elltyoa in plain naled eDTelope.

Mention thl. paper, addren "Don't be alarmorl. i CWffl ELECTRIC BELT APPLIANCE CO. 806 North Broadway. ST.

LOCI MO, UVUU1) Jk UU1 about to address the jury, not the Rirt Paekana nf Phnina SlOilHEADACfl court. insn ximes. TUBE Also full wrHteaclcioriptIiaiBlaolad Poftltlvelyciired by! Thin is t.hn arm nf i.mnJo.. CARTFR'S fJS9Jf- rr nuu mu nvtsr- Amnnrnn nifitnn in ne 1 i incse i.u(ie rills. I Thev Alan nliv rHn.1 BUipilSDU at anything.

If you want to experience trfldfl from Dnranii. In I ELECTRIC BELT AND TRUSS CONBIHED. wh want to eorreSUMi for ran 4 matrimony, seat in platjijKaled eurel ope for onlr 10 eta. Mn? our lad member, are beautiful aafif wealthy, dive toll description orrourattfaBd Clear idea of Uio ladles with t-hoa you wish to correspond. AddrelsA IDCH DBAWta 697.

CHICAGO. IU. iSi OlTTLE rtigoation and TooHeirtvl Eatinir. A run 1 ouuuuwun, uuWDVOi, JUBU WrilG 13. Johnson 1009 Main Richmond, and hnnr what t.Viotr i i nnn edy (or Dizziuesa.NaUBeaf DR.

ISRAEL'S wv.r "wtw any vl the success of some of their agents. They urowsineaa. Bad Taatef I BUS a I ET.EOTP O-fl A T.V A VTfl TOTTCQ "Yes, I suppose," replied the other. "People are too sensitive altogether too sensitive." "I don't know about that." "Well, I do. For instance, now, you have a red nose.

You are not to blame for it, perhaps, but you are so sensi' tive that if I should offer you a remedv for it you "You old loafer, I've a good mind to knock your head off," hissod the red nosed man as he squared off. "Told you so!" replied the other as he dropped off. 'Human nature is the queerest durned thing on earth, and some folks are so sensitive that they'd swallow their false teeth rather than let any one know they had Detroit Free Press. th Sr. mm.

Owen's Eleetrio Belt Thla tniaa II Toncue.Pain in the Side. uato gun uo guous man sen, ana any one out of employmtjnt will consult their own interests by applying to them. orn with eaae and oomfort. ThecHr- V5rTV'reQ' b( Bade mild or Thla la the onlr i-MK. oe mblnei eleotrle trn.

and belt eer made. It 'TM(v will 111 Mr BHaRHl I IHI7U MJJ T.n A KAWAla I DUTCHER'S FLY KILLER I Mrtko a clean aweep. Every eheetwill kill a quart of flies. -nrely VepoUble. The easiest way out of a scrape Is not al jmpior.

in rrem to For rail deKrlptlon or I)r Owen'. Eleetro-Oalvmnio Spinal Truaie. an Inaolu 8e. for ui llluitrated pamphlet which, will bi i-rice zs, vents; CAETE3 HEDICIUS 1TEW YOiZ. ways the best one.

A Pennsylvania burglar, being cornered in an inn hnrma piaio envelope, noia onlr Dy the OWEM ELECTRTO BELT ft APPUAKCS 00. 08 and SOS North Broadway, SU lonli, Bo. Small Pill: Small Dose. Small Price! slid down the shute and came to a halt on Stops bimlnu around ears, diving at eyes, tickling your nose, ekipB naid-words and seen res peace at triflinif expense. BendaiScentsforS sheets to V.DUTCimt, St.

Albans, Vfr the useful end of a pitchfork. 1 prescrrbe and fnllyes. done Big aa the only specific fertliecertaincure of thla disease. a.H.IMGRAHAM,M. A farmer mar Downs reports that he has that will William Strong, confined In the Jail at Ly-the attempted murder of J.

P. Walk-r ana wile, suicided by taking morphine. Aa the result of a circus visit to Wichita, recently, there were one safe roboery, two bresJtingby highwaymen and six house Caldwell Journal: Farmers say that they will have to brace up their cornstalks to the field, as they are breaking down from-being over-loaded with corn, I f. Kosencranes, a brakeman on the ourl, Kansas and Texas railway, vhile twSS a car was struck. low bridge and instantly killed, 8 The fifth annual reunion nf ih, veterans of the Fifth cJl district at Blue Raids' SBi0na' more than fulfilled the exp -Jt JSf' committee in charge.

rotations of the Clyde Herald: The Oiv. rr Southern r-jSSZL Meredith. nd townshiDs to thz7 1 be asked for in those Mwnsuips taexuait ot $2,000 per mile. Palmer Pioneer; Charley Randall is forW8 season. The corn twelve fcSal.8- 8iubbie and 18 aowabout will h2gh and without a doubt, gAture and make good corn before bounty World: Many farmers oaj got their threshing done and find an immense yield of fall wheat.

We Schlichtor's yielded about Ta whe Lorin Arga go almost bushles off thirty-six acrw The Hadd'm folks have raised $3,000 as a bonus for pseventy barrel roller flour mill, and it is 'ipxected that work will common-H bnT in a few day An elevator will men? the whole invest-and 'dotoT fourteen th0M- atocktonNews: There is a garden in town With stalks of corn twelve feet high, and every stalk has two big ears of corn. A ihJiTT SpfieJa township told us nf WAt M8 fleld growing Were 86Ve" MariQto Record Farmers are busy preparing, fall wheat. The conditions were never more enragiiig. The ground is in fiUaditiSnath0 chinch bugs do not fntnv of Ane BOwer with unpleasant toejjodings as they did last all. An im-manse acreage will be sown.

I 'Burr Oak Herald: The delinquent tax list of Jewell county this year contains 1,430 items or separate amounts. That of Mitchell county contains 1,466. Over half of the 1,480 will be paid before September fdiAF8fttMmany farmera did not pay times, year 0Wing to hard Ludell Gazette: Farmers report the wheat crop turning out bettor than they expected. For instance, William Morris, of hnadne' ls stacks to shell out tlPe 7 hm bushels. He finished and had 1,350 bushels.

Jveml other farmers make the same fav-orable report. Downs Globe: H. "Welty showed us this week some samples of aoples raised tn the Arnoldy far 80uth of this city, which is at present, owned by W. H. Noil, LA.l8t0n- Pa fruit is than a man's fist, and.

notwithstanding the fact eraHusheWgsCohrd itwillbear 8 BlueRaeWs Times: E. O. Powell brought Into the Times, office this week, from his orchard, a bunch of crab apples that have Th apples are clustered about a twig twelve inches twenty-two in number. Mr. U8 tnat three 8mall twigs on Mother tree held eighty-five apples.

fildoradto Times: There will be a very Arge number of cattle fed in Butler county this fall and winter. From the northwest comes the report that Heith, one of the Kansas cattle syndicates will feed 5,000 head; Barker, near Burns, will feed 1,500: Harvey AsherfelW will fatten 250; J. feed not tess than 10,000 bushels. That is where Butler's immense corn crop is dfjstined. Larrted Eugle-Optio: Reliable information from lnut township assures us that the wheaUrop in that section of the county is the largest ever harvested.

Mr. Fox, Who iSMlohig the threshing out there, reports aaverage yield of thirty bushels to toe acre-several pieces have turned out tnirty-ftwe i and he says he will have thresh-ISSLf his own immediate neighbor- WUntU th9 middle 01 Record The superb crop oi Wbat harvested this year has induced hundreds of farmers to go heavily into the taisiruj of this cereal who had not previously paid much attention to it. The acreage is bund to be double that of this year, and conservative estimate of the amount that will be put in reaches 75,000 acres, obould next year be as prolific as this, we Will harvest nearly two and a half millions Pi. bushels. A Lawrence special to the Kansas City Journal states that Mr.

A. D. Atchison, of Morris county, has received the appointment of principal teacher at Haskell institute to succeed Professor Gorman. Mr. Atchmson graduated from the Kansas state university in 1877, and is thoroughly qualified to fill the position.

For several years past he has had charge of the Colored industrial school in Morris county and in that position did excellent work. Atchison Champion: It is estimated now, that the cash value of the crops of Kansas, this year, will be fully $100,000,000. And the fisrures on which this estimate is made are reasonable. The corn crop will not be less bushels, which, at an average of 20 cents a low price would aggregate $55,000,000. The wheat cror aggregates at least 34,000,000 bushels, anil at average of 50 cents, a low price would be $17,000,000.

The oats crop is at least bushels, and at 15 cents per bushel would aggregate $7,500,000. The hay, barley, flax, potatoes and other crops will aggregate at least thus makine a grand total of $1104,000,000 as the cash value of the farm crops of Kansas for 1889. Every Fire Department in Kansas is invited te attend the State tournament at Ottawa, Sept. 17191 All are privileged to take advantage of the one fare round trir railway rate, 4and many departments will doubtless be accompanied by brass bands The veteran Fireman's Association of Kan sas City, with its splendid drum corps, hai been specially invited. Besides the actua duty contests for the very liberal prizes there will be parades, tug of war.andminoi contests to add interest to the nnmnmn, ano in which all firemen may participate.

Manj departments are putting in good practice break the records in the hose races, coup ling contests, hook and ladder races, anc ladder climbintr. Ottawa has superioi camping out facilities, and can take care o) any number gf visitors, ERS AmBseraum, ii. x. fifil tO DATS. MjnraarafiUA IH ttV Ejl aaMBirketwre.

ltrtnlytrthw Kgliui ChMlca 0. We have sold Big fox If Dobbins' Electric Soap is what so many insist that it is, you cannot afford to go without it Your grocer has it, or can get it, and you can decide for yourself very soon. Don't let another Monday pass without trying it. will hatrn hi many years, and it has ra given the best satia- taction. D.

DYCHB Chlcaeo. 111. $1.00. Bold by Druggist jT.otH EASY? Use Peruvian Strengthening The, beatTenlcIa Kil.tence. Pleajant to thf taste, but not a beverage.

Cnrea BlUauaneear Atrue. axto. Atk your gists for It. Manufactured by SlcFlJiE ek FOX, TCHISOU-. KANSAS wuw inicoi, gmpo crop this year ever grown, and Spain re- 1 PIso'fl Remedy for Catarrh Is the Best.

Easiest to Use, and Cheapest i vuf ouiua oeiween tne two. Door folks will man aim tt rrnt. Ovw wug some how. LANDS In Bio Pecoi Vaner. In Southeastern New Mexico.

Choice lime An interesting unpublished manuscripl by Lincoln will be given to the public in the September Century. During the seconc presidential campaign he was invited to at tend a Union mass-meeting at Buffalo, an! at first thought of writing a long letter, but concluded afterward to send only a formal note. The part of the letter written con sists of about five hundred words and is defense of his own policy, in the course which he says "In no other way could serve myself so well as by truly serving thf Union." hiss Fisher flots Her Honey. TDetroit (Mich.) Sunday Sun, July 28. Miss Amanda Fisher, of 201 Champlalu street, has suddenly stepped from comparative" poverty to affluence.

She is the fore lady in one of the flats of Grav. Tovnt. IRRIGATED stone noil: abu stone soil: abundance of nura varAP! a Sold by druggists or sent by mail. 60c E. T.

KazelUne, Warren, Fa. Pocke match-safe free to smokers of "Tansill's Punch" 5c Cigar. muttols 01 The Christian Herald recommends to such churches as are suffering from long vacation pastors, a useful bt.Hn hnnb- JUI 1 1 rt mf Mhk. T4 A mih, lOTIltfl "ntllaf for AOlllJUl ful climate all the year: almost continuous sunshine; altitude 8,600 feet; healthiest locality in tbe U. 8 no consumption, no malaria.

SU acre wilf yield a competency. Write for particulars, naming this paper, to Peeos Irrigation I tv-veslmcnt JHoaroe Dhlcugo, $75.00 to $250.0 Ql'T DOER'S PASTILLElLibymau. iSRAOrlELD RlGUIrTOR CO. ATlANTAo BTOWK IXJ. seLtt erAti.

aauesisrs. SUSfSSmSSSSSSSWt Charleetown. Uasa. titled "What to Do Until the Doctor Comes." can furnish a liorse and give thefr whole time to th bualness. Spare moments may be profitably employe! cities.

F-JOHNSON it 100!) Main St. Richmond, a. itats act and buelaces experleaes. SsfU Ind aboat seadlag itaop for B. V.

1. Co, and Fox's candy factory in this city. BASE BALL CHADWICK'S MANUAEi In. f5 In. tO Tatre.

onf SENT FRPPon ftPPlictfon enclosing on application enclosing When Baby was gave her Castorta, When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla, When she became Hiss, she clung to Castorla, Whaa she had Children, she gaTe them Castorla, THEODORE HOLLAND. un baturday, the 6th of July, Miss Fishoi bought a one-twentieth part of ticket No 42,758 in the July 14 drawing of the Louisi ana State Lottery. On Tuesday last she re ceived a telegram in which she was notified that her ticket netted her $15,000. "Of course, I am delighted at my good fortune," said Miss Fisher to a Sunday Sur man. "Did you experience any difficulty in get ting the money?" 6 "No; I put my ticket in the hands of on for me ra nere' and taey my mney "I SUDDOSe VOlir frinnrla ara i fhl nf! A MOMTH and more earned oy 1 1 1 1 1 1 graduates who spent 6 months or less iV I llll lt tlB College.

Send address of 20 1 I III friends and- get circular and beautl-V-i-vw l'ul specimens of penmanship FKKIS. Both sexes attend. Shorthand taught by mail. xiuaijxa MU-riinir, ill. There is unusually bitter comnlnint t.hia Can be made working for us.

We mars season of lack of younsr men at the summnr your good fortune." resorts. The patrons are almost all married 7Lthu of maMg times thai people, young women and dudes. uw- mewmiry. ncsu terms. dress Holloway UaN.nBt,Bt.

Louis, Mo, Oaaranteelni tbe birth oi the sex de OUR REMEDY es; 1 must say that I have received many congratulations. Of course I am delighted for I shall not have to work so hard." money was paid to Miss Fisher at the Commercial National Bank, this city. Wannawinv. v' 9500.00 In Cash Premlnms. Smoke Ornhnn RntrTnhoiw, nj em receipt of one dollar.

WltJi full dlrectlona'aSq best of recommendations. State the sex wuntnil Address UNION CHEMICAL CO, DETECTIVES University of Notre Dame. Among the educational institutions of the United States there are but few that have advanced as rapidly as the University of Notre Dame established over forty-six years. It rapidly passed to the front rank and has each succeeding year Kept pace with the demands of the times. No better educational institution can be found anywhere, which the large and increasing patronage it enjoys from all sections of the country testifies.

Parents contemplating placing their sons or wards at school will obtain full information and catalogue by addressing Rev. T. E. Walsh, Pres. University Notre Dame, Ind.

The trirl of the dav at the seaside arranges l. oarewaanen to act naderlostrutlaii Id or Secret Serr oo. if iperloneo B.t neoessary. Seat tum 6rannanDgtectleBureauCo. 44 Arcade.

Cincinnati empty bags. They are worth money to you, for on May 1, 1890, we will pay 18 cash pre mmms from $150 down, for largest number of bags returned us. For further particulars, address Hills Fritz, Manufacturers, St. Louts, Mo. fxV' Delicious Biscnit I'M S'7 'OV.

ASK YOUR GROCER FOB 1 fl rl COW BRAND 1 jxTtm WANTED IlWWs r5St9. hundrediorshaving A Maryland man salted a led of ww.v j. rBiak'i noop.u'.uwota' on his farm with silver and caught a sucker, who paid him $3,000 for $15 worth nf land her bathing suit as a compensation for the THE STORY nf A WMm Dau aress oi last winter, which was very More than that, he has gone to Paris to enjoy himself and uphold the honor Of Ameri, -m mm ii.ni MOT ftfl U' man Race by the famous author, J. W. Buel.

A Book thftt tha wUnla v.ntu I. n. snort at the top. v. t'wuvri.

JlllliiBJ verytalng. Salary and commission to agent. Write for full uarttcnlara. Historical ffew Way AGENTS wasted jc Send two cento in stamps to E. L.

Lomax, General Passenger Agent Union Pacific Old Way I aOtl rU 'rt OUt WIS rite Bigpronta. mgpremiums. Big sales. SOadny. for terms, or send ii cents for OUTFIT and SA' TIME.

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