Netawaka Reporter from Netawaka, Kansas • 4

A Valuable Remedy. A GKEEK INTERIOR. CAUTION JACOBS QjJ, FOR TOOTHACHE. BEFORE IT 13 BORN, Some BtarUIng Statement of General lo-teret. Dr.

Oliver Wendell Haloioi, on betnff aakod when tho training of a child should begin, replied, "A hundred yours bofora it bora." Are we to in for from this that this generation is roHponsible for tho condition of the race a hundred years from nowl Is this wondorful generation the natural result of the proper diot aud niodiclnet of a hundred years okoI It is conceded in other lands that most of the wonderful discoveries of tbe world in this century have come from this country. SLAIN FOR FOUr? CCNT3. l)Wiutt Ovor a Poker Vut of Pour Cants I.ruiU to Munli'i KassahCitv, Oct. JO, Will WI1-llama, eoluntil, wad nIioI ttnl liiHtiuitif klilnj nlioiittwo o'clock yiihlurd'iy aftor noun in Kanias City, Kail, by liana i'lii'lcer, a i-ulured couhUMo of Itiut city. The killing res ul tod from a diximto that ttro.u In rtfi.i unce to a put of four cents In a cmuu of pukur.

Tbo two men were playintr iu small room abova Homy Hoed'abUliitrdhallatSCIMIiiiioitotaavHiiuA. Wiion the dispute arono Parker took the money and William objected. What followed best told in tho words of T. 13. Moody, an eye wltnaas of the whole occur reiicH.

Mr. Jloody nays; "VVUon Parker took tho money Williams said, 'Parker, if BnneTn's Tills urlfy tho Blood stimulate the Liver, strengthen the Kid noys, regulate tho Bowels, Thoy wore la. trodured In tbe United Btates iu 1835. Since that time over fifty millions of boxes of liiuNDHKTH'g fills havo boon consumed. This, together with thousands of convinc ing testimonials from all parts of the world, is positive evidence of thoir voluo, Ehakdueth's Pills aro purely vegetable, absolutely harmless, and safo to take at any tune.

Bold In every drug and mcdlcino store, eitnor plain or sugar coated. Ecowomt is wealth; wealth breeds extra vaganco; tborofora economy is the mother of extravagance. Uarpf.r't Baxar. Pleasant, Wholesome, Speedy for coughs Halo's uouev or tioreimuiui ana rar. Piko's Toothache Drops Curo in one minute.

Tns koepor of a deaf and dumb asylum tinaersuinus tne mute-aouiiy ox man. Betting on election runs high; both sides are confident Reputable merchants bet. oee novel cam oi Drown Detroit and Kansas City, in advertising col, Warner's Log Cabin Remedies. Sarsapa rilla." Couerh and Consumption Remedy," Hops and Buchu, "Extract," "Hair Livor Pills," Plasters," (Porous-Electrical), "Rose Cream," for Catarrh. They aro, like Warner's "Tippecanoe," the simple, effective remedies of the old Log Cabin days.

PIGKLY ASH BITTERS One of the most Important organs of the human body is the LIVER. When it tails to properly perform Its (unctions the entire system becomes deranged. The BRAIN, KIDNEYS, STOMACH, BOWELS, all refuse to perform their work. DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY DISEASE, are the results, unless something Is done to assist Nature In throwing off the Impurities caused by Inaction oi a TORPID LIVER. This assistance so necessary will be tound in Prickly Ash Bitters It acts directly on the LIVER, STOMACH and KIDNEYS, and by its mild and cathartic effect and general tonic qualities restores these organs to a sound, healthy condition, and cures all diseases arising from these causes.

It PURIFIES THE BLOOD, tones up the system, and restores perfect health. If your druggist does not keep it ask him to order it for you. Send 2c stamp for copy of "THE HORSE TRAINER," published by us. PRICKLY ASH BITTERS Bole Proprietors, ST. LOUIS.

MO. untAIYi dALM Ihave used two hot-tlet of Ely't Crtam Balm and consider mytclf cured. I suffered 20 years from catarrh and catarrhal headache, and this is the first remedy that afforded lasting relief. D. T.Eiagin-son, 145 Lake- Chicago, HI.

4AY-FEYER A particle Is applied Into thru nostril and is agreeable. frifefiOcentsatdnigfrtHta: by mall, reiristered tooents. ELY BKOTHEHS. iW ni varren New York. iTv usx I I tJ I Comfortable Houses That Are, Roughly Huonkliif, All of Out Pattern.

Having struyod through tho streets lot us now ponotrate Into tho Interiors. The houses aro, roughly speaking, al of the same pattern. Thoy are built round two, or somotlmos three, sides of a garden, with opou arcades from which the room is entered. The stair cases somotlmos rise through the In ner parts of the building, somotlmos in arches in the opon air; and they terminate somotlmos in a corridor with glazod windows, sometimes ia a sec ond arcudo, or in a deep locrgla. As a rule tho wood-work is rude, and the colllngs, un plastered, exhibit a row of rafters, backed by a kind of matting.

Hero and there, indeed, is a house where every lintol and door is carvod, and the colllngs are arabesques of col or; thoso, however, are excoptlons. But tho rooms aro always numerous, large and lofty; and they are con- stontly brokon by graceful arches, which in the scarcity of good timber, holp to support tho roof. The arches, too, which surround the gardens, high, slim, and point ed, are a really beautiful feature, and stamp the sccno with a peculiar archi tectural character. Ihcso houses cover considerable area. One in which si spent several "n'coks, and which in comparative e'izo was moderate even small, had a frontage to tho street of a hundred foot, and a depth of two trundrod; while, one, half in ruins, which I had to explore continually, must have enclosed within its walls something far more than an acre.

Nothing can be imagined richer in quaint vlew3 than the garden thus secured, with the polished sky showing overhead, a tall tower or minaret peering over the walls from a distance. I have said that the classical times left little behind them that was above ground, but they have left something. Here in the gardons, amongst the green gloom of the orange trees, are fountains built out of blocks of antique curved marblo; violets will be growing found a whito Sorinthian capital; or stuck into the ground as a careless border for a flower-bod will be a broken slab with tho letters on it of an Hellonlo inscription; and thus through all ages of history comes a faint echo from a past that is beyond the past Interior. ABOUT HORSE-POWER. Its Application to the Measurement of the Capacity of Boilers.

A srreat deal of trouble has arisen from the application of the horsepower to the measurement of tho ca pacity of stoam-boilera. The boiler is but one factor in the power-producing1 system. It furnishes the force. It is the magazine whore is accumulated and stored the pressure resulting from the conversion of the latent energy of coal into that of steam; but this force requires to be exerted through space against resistance, through the length of an engine cylinder, against the resistance to movement of the piston which it forces, to effect the develop ment of power. Now some engines use steam much more economically than others, and a boiler which could furnish stoam to develop power at the rate of one hundred horses with the best of these might not bo able to do thirty-horse power with tho worst.

Now what is the "horse-power of the boilerf" The capacity of a boiler for developing power depends upon its ability to convert water into steam, To cieet the complications which arose from this cause, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers appointed" a committee to investigate the subject of the commercial rating of boilers, and they adopted as a standard the evaporation of thirty pounds of water per hour from feed water of one hun dred degrees F. into steam at seventy pounds pressure to constitute a horsepower. Some engines can develop a horse-power on this number of pounds of steam per hour, others can not, and many can on less, yet it is the average present practice and supplies a unit with some degree of prestige or authority for the settlement of disputes upon the subject Wood Worker. THE GENERAL MARKETS. KANSAS CITV, Oct.

17. CATTLE Shipping 3 83 Range steers 3 10 Native cows 2 00 HOGS Good to choice 5 80 ft WHEAT No. i red 95 it No. i soft 106 a CORN No. S3 OATS No.

2) RYE No. 8 4rt FLOUR Patents, per 2 45 HAY Baled 8 00 4 00 3 45 2 65 5 1 00 1 08 34 4S4 2 60 6 50 20 BUTTE It Choice creamery CHEESE Full cream EGGS Choice BACON Ham Shoulders Sides LARD POTATOES ST. LOUia CATTLE Shipping Butchers' HOGS Packing SHEEP Fair to choice. FLOUR Choice WHEAT No. red.

CORN No. OATS No.f RYE No. UTTEil-Creiaiery PORK CHICAGO. IS 9 IS 12 10 OK 16 13 10 4o a 6J 6 ft) 4 40 6 23 4 5 00 1 40 ti lt 20 5 00 3 3 8 00 35 3 50 1 Ott a it 52 a 11 15 5 ti 15 0 CATTLE HOGS Packing and SHEEP Fairto choice FLOUR Winter wheat WHEAT No. red 4 50 5 SO 3 SO 5 5 0) iO 4 to 7 2- 1 09 43 24 21 1 CORN No.

OATS No. 24 RYE Nil UTT Creamery POKS. 15 0) 15 10 NEW YORK. CATTLE Common to 49) 8 sod a 4 45 107 S75 70 15 1 07 3 HOG 3 Good to choice FLOUR Good to WH AT No. red CORN No.

II Si a 75 I i of to to H. i Hnwr or rrmuci, tnj ni1 tha price ilnwi Uiiiipwt on til ImiLIoiii i i ir i lit) i-liirr. wii riwiiit nivu prirm mm iijf.irior irdl ttutl-t W. "ulli.4iiirwij ilDrlo. ft- a I a i i.

II lii ill riiwtflniil hull prulrot Ihn wel MAwped un tli Loltom, pal blut iIukb fraud. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE. GENTLEMEN.

All UT.A Bhno imnniii iM- sldu. SO TACKS or AX II E. to hurt the asliHiid-ncwed Hn1 Will KOT KIP. I. IlOl OLAK MUOK, tbe ordinal ani only hand-sawed wuli shoe.

(juali ouuioni-mada boat ousting from fil to P.i. W. llOl'OliAH Ita.HO POI.ICEIHOE, Railroad Men and Letter Carriers aU wear them. Smooth Inside as a Unnd-8wed Shoe. t0 Taok of WK Thread to hurt the feet.

W. L. ItOUei.AaWs.AoanOEliunezoelled for heavy wfiir, Hct Call Hhoo for th price. ofui.am Ks.aa woukiho. MAft'S SHOE Is the best In the world for rough wonri one rHlr ought to wear a man a yflar.

W.L. UODOLABMIlaillOEFtYK BOTIM the bestMcbool Hhoe In the world. W. UOieLAa Sl.TS YOUTH'S School shoe elves the small Boys a chance to wear the best shoes In the world. All mada In Congress, ilutton and Lam.

If noi Did by your dealer, write W. L. DOUCLAS, Brockton, Mass. CONSUMPT' It has permanently cured THOtrsASDSf of cases pronounced by doctors hope less. If you have premonitory symp toms, such as Cough, Difficulty oi Breathing, Ac, don't delav.

but use PISO'S CURE fob CONSUMPTION Immediately. By Druggists. 25 cents. SCOTT nn OF PUEE COD LIVER OIL 'a Almost as Palatable as Milk; The only preparation of COD LITER OIIi that can be taken readily and tolerated for long Unia by delicate stomachs. AHfP i8 A REMEDY FOll COSSnfFTTOTTs BCBOFILOIS AFt'Et'TtOXS, ANAEMIA, tiEX.

EBAL DEBILITY, COl'UHS AXD THROAT AF FErtldSa, and all WaST'INK tOUPERS of CHILDREN It la marrelloiw in its resalls. Prescribed and endorsed by tha beet I'lij-siclaflJ tbe oountrlee of the world. SSand for Pimnlllet on Wastlnir Diseflsee. for Male by sill l.rwjral.ta. Ad- dress.

siui sb uunai, xsenr iora. The BUT1B8' GUIDE la issued March and (each year. It Is an ency" clopedia of useful tnfor. nation for all who pur. chase the luxuries or the) can clothe you and furnish you with' all the necessary ana unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, danoe, sleep, at, fish, hunt, work, go church, or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities.

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FARGO'S 50 ThlsShne Is warrantod First Quality In every resj Very StyllKh. Perfect Fit. PlalnlToea and Tipped. Boys' and Youths' eoNURKSs BUI TOS INDLiCS. Ask i dealerfor If he does not keep tend to us, and we will furnish yon a pair.

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5-TON WAGON SCALES, Iron Lcnr, Mtl Bsrint, BraM Tmy Beam and Btaa Boiv aa sJOSKS Bvpaja tba frrlfit-fter tr prle LUt Knatfoa (nit ppr T'llU lOU FaPUl my Ua jn nss, All gubrses must be mailed before Kot. 1888. Address. a NEWEST CRAZE! CRFfiARVC I A eplendld study for Checker OntBUni slll'layera. The same consists ro (t Cff CDC I making IA men change sides by wsl kUaVbll? jumping each other without mor.

nl I Til DC I one from the board or moving I wsas ni a a linri'lgomt rrw I u.iK nixuKi.il roKTKAirs-giren to those sending a correct answers out of a possible Tne game complete, with Ker lf'w to no it." mailed for SXScenu by FKAKi'll fiREtiOBT, 4 Broadway, NEW 1UKK. IT is ttoRi CJtCITINO TITiK TBI FAMors "14" VVZZLZ. as- tnu iiru a nm. nS IN THE SOUTH! 'NO BLIZZARDS! r-siEMi, rR MAP. CIRCT s.a kh.

a.te aMrnmmr lnns in an on I mmm.m mmA WuaimlnaL Along the Line the aoBI Ul A OHIO a. B. Lirct communication with all the We'tern markets: also the Atlantic ami Unit Porta. The Best Agricultural, Grazing and L4ng imi nne laoxis. Similars, naps ana an inror- sUkito, er sua.

I. KatHLa, Lmaull(-gnitoa tml, mm. IOS) Sank 41 llrM, ST. IAH.U, BO. 7K In (9C.fl A can be made work.

sw iw syawviog tor as. Agents referred can famish a horse and gire thcirwnole time to em- business, spare moments mar be profitably ployed also. A lew Tacaitctes fn towns and cities. b. JOUSSOX CO, Mj Main St.

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i. BkUJYiti, 6CAlaUa. Mis. mm OHlX pf I IJ' rills II vm Ul SHOE. yYrf iJUk rP0 1 rour bm fllJ Our ancestors were roarod in log cabins, and Buffered hardships and trials.

But they lived and enjoyed health to a ripe old ago. Tho women of thoso days would endure hardships without apparent futiKuo that would startle those of tho present ago. Why was it! One of the proprietors of the popular rem edy known as Warner's safo cure, has boon faithfully investigating the cause, and has callod to his aid scientists as well as medical men, impressing uion thorn the fact that there cu not be an effect without a causo. This investigation disclosed the fact that in the olden times simple rcmedios were administered, compounded of herbs and roots, which were crathored and stored in the lofts of the log cabins, and when sickness cume on, these romedios from nat ure's laboratory were used with the best effects. What wore these remedies! What wore they used fort After untiring and diligent search they have obtained the formulas so generally used for various disorders.

Now the question Is, bow will the olden time preparations affect tho pooplo of this age, who have been treated, undor modern medical schools and codes, with poisonous and injurious drugs. This test has been carefully pursued, until they are convinced that the preparations they now call Warner's Log Cabin remedies are what our much abused systems require. Among thorn is what Is known as War- aer's Log (Jabln sarsaparuia, ana they frankly announce that they do not consider the sarsaparilla of so much value in itself as it is in tbo combination of tho various ingredients which together work marvel- ously upon the system. They also have preparations for other diseasos, such as "Warner's Log Cabin cough and consump tion remedy," "Log Cabin hops and buchu remedy," "Warner's Log Cabin hair tonic They have great confidence that they have a cure for the common disease of catarrh, which thoy give the name of "Log Cabin rose cream." AlsoafLog Cabin plaster," which they are confident will supplant all others, and a liver pill, to oe used separately or in connection with tho other romedies. We hope that the publio will not be disappointed in these remedies, but will reap a benefit from the investigations, and that the proprietors will not be embarrassed in their introduction by doalers trying to substitute remedies that have been so familiar to the shelves of our This line of remedies will be used instead of others.

Insist upon your druggist getting thom for you if he hasn't them yet in stock, and we feel confident that these new remedies will receive approbation at our reader's hands, as the founders have used every care in thoir preparation. Too Good to Be True. Managers of fairs, who spongo ad vertising from country newspapers and then grudgingly give a complimentary ticket to the editor with a privilege of paying extra to get into the grand stand, may be interested in reading the following, which was printed on tho back of tickets given to editors by a Michigan fair: "This ticket, probably, has been paid for ten times over by the paper to which it is issued. It will be honored in tho hands of any man, woman or child, white or black, red or yellow, who favors the association by presenting It is good for entrance and grand stand, and the bearer, driving, will be entitled to pass a team free. The association recognizes tho fact that its splendid succoss is owing largely, if not wholly, to the notices so freely givon it by the press, and while we can not render an equivalent in cash, we return grateful thanks.

Peek's Sun. An Important Industry Checked; This disaster occurs when digestion is in terrupted. It is the business of the stomach to manufacture the raw material, food, into blood, the fertilizing tide that bears vigor to the most distant parts of tho diges tion. When this is checked, inanition, loss strength, oreanio disorder ensue. Jios tetter's Mtnmacn Hitters imneis me siomacn renewed labor.

Seek the Bitters if troubled with constipation, rheumatism, malaria and kidney complaint. Por an exami)le of the power of a single letter comDare the phrases "blooming cheek" anQ "blooming cheeks. "Pittsburgh Vnromcu. Now that tha rush of the summer work is somewhat over, we desire to call attention some matters loomnir forward to profita ble work for the fall months, and through the winter. Write to U.

f. Johnson tz 1009 Main Richmond, and they will show you how to do a erand work, which can Do made a permanent imng. A WILL-COVEBBD bead may be poorly fiUed. A ok eat mistake perhaps was made when Dr. Bherman named his great remedy mckiy Asa hitters; dm it is presumed that at that time all remedies for the blood.

were called Bitters. Had he called it Prickly Ash Regulator," "Curative," or almost anything but Bitters, it undoubtedly would have superseded all other prepara tions oi similar cnaracier. ine name Bitters is misleading: it is purely a medicine. and can not do usea as a Dove rage. Cbookkp work will always tiring a man into strajthts.

Pittsburgh Chronicle. E. DUNHAM'S OAKLAWN FARM. 3,000 PER CHER Oil FRENCH COACH HORSES, ureaiw BTOCK OS HAlTDt 300 STALLlOKnrwTfKW-aiiie age; 16U COLTS wlta ehosce Drllgre. snwrtor IthII- fTkltaHs; 900 mPOHTCD IIHMlll yt A i-ln teal bj Brallant, the khX laiuotia sire).

Bes QmrnlltT. PrtCM BeavMsutblcv TenuKasy. It Bsiy wllboot Inspsrt-tnf fills Great mm Mom Rsnmral BrewsUas; Katmhllahasirvt mt Asarrtcaw W. 0UII1UM, AIJ(E, IU1N0I5. Wmllm ssstts eat.aJLW.a'ygtrfiiass ms Aligsa.

fll wwUJIs.n Pierters relleTd Laws toil IiUMKI aoia, nrasaa toi tana mmt am tm mm gwest Lhtak mm. MM. IW ruav tftT-AJsU -mssti HJ4mm9 err oar a fr H. mmt AT you hail wanted ') conu 1 would Have given It to you. I havo always treated you ix gentloman and I want to be treated us 'Your a salt: Parker in reply, and pulled bis pintol, WlUinmn struck at Parker with his left hand and hit 'him on tho neck, savins, 'Put your gun down and I can whip He had hardly eot tho lust word out of his mouth when Parkur tired." The shot struck William above the left eyo, panning through and fracturing the temporal aud frontal bones, and lodged at the juncture of the parietal and frontal bones just above the rlgli ear.

Death was iiiKtuiituiieoim, Williams never uttering a sound or stirring after tbe fatal shot was tired. Parker was placed uuder arrest. I RATED PHYSICIANS. Doctors lit Jacksonville Incensed at Statement That S3 00 a Montli Is a Pretty High Kate, Jacksonville, Oct 15. The sen sation of yesterday was the resignations of all physicians of the uiodical bureau.

A commuMoation in an evening paper gave a tabulated statemont of the expense of maintaining this corps of voluuteer physi cians here, the cost por man being esti mated at 1)600 per month, or $7,000 for the whole corps of fourteen. The communication took the ground that tho resident physicians could talco care of the sick from now till the epidemic should end, and the writer therefore advocated the discharge of these volunteers from further service. This made thera indignant and they resigned in a body at a meeting held about twelve o'clock Saturday night. They judged erroneously that this anony mous communication was a reflection of public opinion. The sentiment of the com uiunily-strongly condemned this procipi tate action, and lust night they all agreed to attend the patients as usual, the board of health meanwhile to investigate and re port upon the can sea which led to the pub lication of the article roforred to.

The whole thing is likely to end iu smoke iu a few days. a SORROWFUL SULLIVAN. The Big Llcker Forswears the Liquors That I.lcked Hi in. Boston, Oct. 13.

"To-morrow I will be just thirty years old and it will bo the first birthday in my life that 1 have not been able to be about, well and contented," said John L. Sullivan to a reporter this morning. "I am getting tired of living here and 1 think I ought to be, for it is six weoks since I was up and about I'm getting along slowly. Dr. liush left orders for me to eat a big amount of stuff but I could not get through it at all.

This morning I had chicken broth, two squabs and toast. I drink about three quarts of milk a day and I am getting sick of it. I feel stronger, but my feet and legs still trouble mo. I've had plenty of time to reflect on my past doings sinca I've been here, and I've made up my mind that in thirty yoars of life I've had about fun enough. There was a time in my sickness when I was thought to be dying, but God was good to me aud gave me ono more chance.

I've fully made up my mind what to do with the chance. I will never again touch a glass of beer or a drop of intoxicating liquors. No man who is a friend will evor auk ma to drink again." a A STRUGGLE. Returning Strikers Get Into a Fracas With the New Men. Chicago, Oct.

ID. Notwithstanding tho settlement of the strike a rather serious conflict occurred this morning about three blocks from the Garnold avenue barns between a mob of strikers and the new men who ere running out cars. The first car was run out and proceeded on its way without event. The next six cars were then run out and had proceeded to Center street when a mob issued from an alley near by ana maue a savage assault upon the new drivers and conductors. Stones and missiles were hurled through the air and several of the mob pounded the new men and endeavored to drag them off the cars.

A hand to hand struggle then ensued. Captain Schaalc was notified of the tronble and he, with twenty-five men, immediately started for the scene. The mob, which had evidently vented its spite ran away when tbe police appeared. Several of the conductors and drivers were hurt pretty severely. The new men say they recognized tho men in the mob as strikers.

Tbe trouble arose through the fact that now men, who were retained were concentrated at tbe QarQeld avenue barns and were the only men running cars from that point The Electoral Count Kill. Washi.wtok, Oct 10. The serious trouble which might have arisen if the Electoral Count bill, as proposed by Senator Hoar, should not become a law, has happily been averted, for it is to be assumed that the President will sign the till. There was no objection to the merits of tbe measure in the House, but owin to opposition made to tho passage of another bill in which be took especial interest, Dougherty, of Florida, raised the point against the Electoral Count bill that no quorum was present, which served to defeat it Put seeing the impossibility of persisting iu such a course, and evidently discovering that it would not in any degree promote the chancos of his own bill, Iougherty has withdrawn tbe point of no quorum and the bill has passeiL a i Yellow Kercr. JACftaosrviLLB, Oct 1C Tho official bulletin for tho twity-four hours ended at six p.

m. yesterday is: New cases, deaths, total number of cases to date, total iniiulwr of jaths, 316. In South Jacksonville some distress is reported, but tbe authorities are working nobly to alleviate it. The epidemic Is passing through its last suiges and a good frost will bring it to an end. There are many signs of retaining conSdsnce.

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