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icsaaaffl tu LlURaB. 'Jnn 0ft1OTK Salvo Is an invaluable remedy for Oats, Bvirns, Braises, Scalds, Chapped I Bogur Coated lirt? fill-are without as equal. They aet painlessly and leasantly that touy ai a ceaeral favorite. Do rrs gripe. Bilious er conatipd per sons should tot be without rolntmd Arrows.

At a mcetiu of scientist in Paris S3 intereatjng ooiuuunication was rooeived fromM. Hoffman 'eganbng the methoda emoloYod by th 'th American Indian to poison thafc arrow putots. The Comanches simply pierce the green shell of tb Spaa'sh bayonet cr vuoca aagustifolia with thtf points. The Apache Cayoters, He) brdw up the heads of rattlosn-vkes with ifagments of deer's liver, uilow the artw to become putrid, then dip the arrow points, and allow then to dry slowly. The Chinoun (Moquisof Arizona) irritate a rattlesnake until ho bites himself, and then dip tha point and a portion of the wood of the arrow into the blood of the animal A wound with one of these arrows generally proves fatal in three or four dsri, and its action is much more rapid If the stomach of the wound! person is empty at the time the injury received.

Another poison is obtained by Irritating bees, shaking the hive, and then killing them when in this state with small branches bunched together. The insects are crushed up in a mass with mortar and pestle, ind the arrow points are dipped ia the magma. It is probable the actire substance in this case consists in tits forraio acid contained in the bodies of the beea. ThU preparation does not cause death, but induces long-continued sickness. Another very active but not fatal poison is prepared from rod ants.

It produces pain in the pharynx, considerable swelling of the part injured, and sometimes delirum. The patlast rt-maks feeble for a month. The Van ia Green. The "Man in Green" far mauv years spent hia afternoons parading the Gallery at Brussels, never exchanging a word with man or woman. Iu 1571 the familiar figure failed to pnt in an appearance for three successive days, and tba police set about inquiring what had beoome cf him.

They found him, only to see him carried to his last lodging before the week was out; but not before he had made a confession, unless the story made public regarding him was a pure invention. It was a strange one. Serving undor the Russian Government in the Circassian diamond mines, be had iu the course of his duties, oome into possession of a stone of such extraordinary sine and beauty that the temptation to appropriato it roved irresistible. That waa easily one. To get away with it was not so easy.

Making an incision in his neck large enough to receive the diamond1, he waited untu the skin had grown over it Then he asked for a holiday on the score of ill-health, and escaping the vigilanoe of the searchers reached Amsterdam with his spoil. There he disposed of it for something like twelve thousand pounds, the diamond eventually passing by purchase into the heads of Us proper owner the Czar. Snrci Its eommenoemeat the New Tork Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children has entertained over 11.800 oases, involving over ohildrea, aad during the past year alone ever 8,000 children were looked after and 1.853 placed in homes and institutions, to say nothing of its prosecution of l.OSa oases, resulting la 1,009 eeaviotloBa. Clubs Ilave Changed. "Want a hundred dollars this morning?" eohoed the Governor, as he wheeled around on his 21-year-old son.

"Why, air, I gave you $50 only yesterday "Yes, father, but belonging to a fashionable club is expensive you know." "I don't know nothing the sort, sir I When I was a vong man I belonged to the Apollo Club. It included the cream of the city, and my expenses weren't $25 per year." "Yes, father, but dab are run differently now." "They are, ehf Well, I cah't help that if a lot of you fellows can't hire a room over a tannery, put in six lamps, two dozen chairs, three fiddles and a checker-board, and enjoy yourselves in rational manner as wo did, you had better piww your evenings posting up my books, ir'afihionablo clubl Hundred dollars! I'd like to see you got it. I Wall Street News. Hampton, Neb. I iooi It DsWitt, Sioux City, la.

Obnts Tour remedies giv a good satisfaction in every case. 1 nave warranted every bottle boIJ and never yet had one returned, which I think is a sufficient merit for os to guarantee your goods. Home and Its Influence. Oh! the music iu that word home. It brings back to us a sweet strain from the heart of our memory.

To the young it ia a reminder of all that is near and dear to them. Our noblest, best men, the lending men of our nation, derived the elements of their character from maternal care bestowed upon them in childhood. Who molds our characters while we are yet young? Certainly our mother does. There is no influence so powerful as hers upon the rising generation. She who shapes the characters of our great and good men, to her it also falls to train those who are to be mothers when she ia no more, and to do for this generation what she has done for hers.

Detroit lYeePre. EnocAr, Wnged Jemmy O'Brien in 1798, and ak haa beaiahed James Oarer iami MisBEs. Bioas DWitt, Gran; Your medicines give general satisfaction. I think youi Biggs' Cherry Cough Syrup an excellent rrepantion and lure a good demnadfjrit. M.

Q. CAnacLL. BejdSTaw, Sept. 17, 1883. Bxaas dc DbWot.

Bionx flit DiiBBms: I havo gold Boggi fii Bft Bim' Trop icalOilandBeggi Diarrhoea Bal jam for about one year and find tney cite eicUc.nt eatisfaction and reislti, Df A. It. Alm, From Car! rrettls Cios quarters -Those ia the hands of a miser. The place of eternal rent The un-advertised store. A han in search of a whisky factory on a still hunt Whm is a man's head level? Wlion his legs have Iwcn knocked out from under him, Tffs man who is always on time i prompt, but the drum-major of a ball is prompter.

Whin a man spelb cucumber with a it cannot be said that he has lost his Cue even for a spell. Goons that have remained on Land until the cost mark is 'obliterated, are ram ark able good. Wet a Chinese gong like some of our big men? Because it makes a frightful noise, and that's all there in of It Tat talker, parrot is said to be a great but ear barber can discount him. 'firs loafor can shine ia society if he will continue to wear hia broadoloth clethea. Yea, Sakt Yea, eh.

We quite agree with you, sah, that there is a sort of delicious frankness, sah, about the following that will be appreciated beyond the bounds of West Virginia: Some five or six yeara ago a political party orator delivered an address for his party at Winn eld, Putnam county, W. Va. When in the zenith of his oration he waa stopped by a powerful voice among the hateaers. "Look here, aab, May I ack yea a question?" "Yes, sah; yen may, "Well, eah, I waat to know, tan, if you are not the aaaa, eah, that I had down kav in jail, sak. Cor tofr-etealing, sah?" Tea, sah, I nam, txh," earno the r-spoaee; "but I got elar, eb," Drawer, fe Kaoacims Hastings, uty 8, Eyaki JcMoa, Please give my boy two bottles of Beggi' Dandelion Bitters and one of Tropical Oil.

If Oil ii zz seed as the Bitten, I want three bottles at the prise you told me. Tnoe. HiKD'ra. Se Secrets from Science, The doctor arrives at the hospital to make his daily viait of inspection, and reoieves the ticket of a new patient, musician in a German band; pulmonary consumption." He proceeds to the patient's bedside, surrounded by his admiring class. "Well, say good fellow, yoa spii blood, doui you? "Yes, doctor, "That'll do; we know all about it.

And you have oold weU at night, eh?" "Yea, sir, and" "I fancy now that by eeipUon you are a musician?" "Yes, I play" "Be silent You' balcnf to a brsw band, and you have over-exorted yourself have fairly blown your lung away puffing into your instrument. Gentlemen, you perceive that sickness has no secrete from science. What instrument de you play upon, my gooil man?" "The cymbal, air." Consternation on the doctor's part, and amusement of the students. WflN an intemperate washerwoman gets more than three sheets in th wind she only half sees over the b'ne. Skrvjlkt girls in Helena, Tdontana and Portland, get $30 a nmth.

DOWNB, July 8, IBSJ5. Beggs ii DeWitt, Gentlemen Beggs medieiiioi are ellers and of cour do fine work whenever used. Its pleasure to sell Beggs' Blood Pur iner for one knows it will do vli it says and more too. And it is thf same in regard to all. I them and they do their work time.

lours Forever, O- Htabteha. Habwooo, July 0, 1685. Beggs DeWitt, I have been selling your medicines a little more than one year and have found that the goods give perfect satisfaction in every in-stance. Bespeotfally, A. BxtDLXT.

Drusdst run. Tha mtinfaetiJTO of fans ifl an iEpor- tact branc'i of icdiifclry in Japan; and no fewer than 8,000,000 fans, valued at have been exported fra thosa porta in cue Osaka la tao principal city for manufacture of the ogi, cr folding fans, which ere thoao almost exclusively exported, fill descriptions r-f Ihe bamboo kind lcing oado there, the fiirurcs, writing, beinfj executed in Kiyoto. Tho principlo of of Jabor i arriol out a long wcyij) Ibi3 branch cf indnstry. The Imuiboo ribs of tho fans aro mado by firivflto people in thir cxn homoa, n3 combinations of tiio various tsidxes ct in the lo er part aro loft to rne ol tho fmisliiuR woi'kwen, vho forms Hie various patterns cf tlio according to plana prepared by tho denguer. In like manner, tho designer gives out to tho ennravfirs tlio pntterns that he thinks will be salable, aad, when the blucls have been cut, decides what colors to bo U3cd for each part of the desipa, aad what different sheets are to bo usfd for the opposite sides of each i'an.

When these sheets with tho eetsof tbamboo Elips which are to form the ribs Lave been handed over to the workmen, fee, in the first instance, fold them so that they, will retaiu the crease. Thii is ciona by putting thorn between two pieces of heavily-oiled paper, which ara properly oroased. Tiie ar then folded up together and placed under pressure. When sufficient tiuia has etapsed, tba sheets aro token out and the EK'lJs use! again, the released r.heftti being packed for at least twenty-four hours in their folds. Tie rita, which are temporarily arranged in ordar on a wire, aro then taken and set into their places cn one of (be bIjpHs after it has been spread cut.

on a block and pasted. A dash of paste then give the wood-work adhesive powers, arid that ps.rt of the process ia Quisled by affix-uig the remaining piece of paper. The fan is folded up and opened three or four times before the folds get into roper and by tho time it is put to dry it Las received an amount of handling Japanpse paper alone would endure. When the insides aro dry, the riveting of the pieces together (including the outer covering) is rapidly done; end a dash of varnish quickly finishes the fan. Pull Mall GaztllK Wells, July 3, 1885.

Ssaoa Db Witt, Dba Bibb Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup I consider one of the best, if Dot the beat of all the many cough remedies in nee. I hare sold more of it the past year than all others put together, and it has given uni-t ersal satisfaction. Yours Truly, i. M. Nth, Druggist.

Ilardnoo'! jU'moer. The Prairie Farmer calls attention to tho fact that several inds of hardwood lumber aro gradually coming into nse, which a few years ago were unnoticed. Beech is one of them. It it cheap and abundant, while tho more popular hardwoods are becoming com- faratively scarce and consequently dgh-priced. Beech has line grain, is quite durable, and ia used in tho manufacture of school and church furniture, chairs, and to a certain extent in furniture.

The red variety has a band-some appearance, and can be made to imitate cherry. The host family liniment ia Biggs' Tropical Oil. iia healing are esceliont and it should be found In every household. Ws trill warrant it to cure chilblains, frost bites, ccalda, euta bruises, etc. at once relieves tho meet severe Beggs' Tropical Oil is the raest powerful aad penetrating medicine known.

Pore's Teachableness, President Lincoln once said that he was willing to learn from any one who could teach him anything. Dore seems lo have had a liko spirit. Borne ton ago, a clever young Englishwoman something more than an amateur artist was Drought one day by some friend ta ore's studio. Unlike most Englishwomen, this was a very impulsive and irrepressible youn person, and she offered the frankest criticism of all the works around. The picture on which Dore was then engaged cccupiqd her attention particularly; and, not content with recommending various improvements, she suddenly caught the brush from the artist's hand, and saying, coolly, "Don't you think, M.

Dore, that a touch of this kind would be an improvement there?" he actually altered the artist's work with her own audacious fingers. Her friends were rather astounded, and one of them afterward took occasion to apologize to Dore for the impulsiveness of the young lady. Dora seemed only surprised to find that any apology or explanation should be considered necessary. lie thought there was some justice in the suggestion thus practically mado, and it seemed to him quite natural that one artist should help another. It did not seem to have occurred to him that there was anything presumptuous in the volunteer effort of the young beginner to lend a helping hand to one of the most celebrated and succeHsful artists of the day.

Philadelphia Bulletin. Hands, Bora Nipplee, Bora Lips, Eczema, Ulcers, Chronie Bores, Eruptions, Fever flora, Sis. Ik absolutely no ftnal, and all others who claim theirs is us peed Bergs' Gorman Sato are fxaitft-tora. A fair trill will eon vine cry cue that there is do preparation yet diaoovcred.thftt standi em 63 an equal in allaying para tad iia henUsg qualities. Fwlaprie of the bowels, blind, itching cr bleed-ixij; piles can bo cured.

Ko more Buffering; no more pais, BcggV Germftn Salve will relieve at once and ultimately effect ft permanent cure. Ulcers, Chronie Sores, Skis Eruptions, Fever Borer, should bo carefully cleansed with eastila eoap and vntex, and Begsjl' OeT-man Balve applied in liberal titios, which will dry up the dii; charge and hesi the parti effect adly. But these are generally by an impure tnd vitUted otati of the Mood, it is indiipensl-bis that a thorough and judioiouj asa of Bg3' Blood Purifier should taken. One taken thr9 times a day, will thoroughly cleanse the blood and assist -the liTftr and kidneys to throw eS the noison frcn the system, thereby preventing it from being etrried by the blood to the aJfcwted parts, ill the waste psorta of the body are supplied and built up by the blood, and unless that it cleanted and pure, disease eas not be amcted and inee8sfaiJy treated. A Snrpliced Reporter.

"Yon know Joe Howard, of couser naked the reporter. "Joe! Joel Do you know a man in the profession in the United States who does not know Joe?" Gaybcy?" "Gay? Well, seriously, Jo is one cf the most brilliant of American journalists. Queer, generous to a fault, and always conscientious, but ready, versatile, and ever entertaining George Alfred Townsend'sonly rival Kb, Joe wants ono fact on which to base an article; Gecrgo does not want any. Joe never gets left "Onco the Times sent him to report an important ceremony in Trinity Church. Joe was late.

The house was jammed. The boys in the two pews allotted to the reporters had noticed tho absence of the representatives of the Times. But suddenly one nudged another, saving, 'Look up there. And there was Joe in the chancal with the clergy, surplicod, and intoning with the rest. "Joo afterward explained that, finding it impossible to get in the house and do his work, he looked around and found a rear door, and seeing men dodging in and boys throwing a surplice over their shoulders, he followed suit, and let them supply him with the veaV ment cloth.

He was thus able to make hia report." Chicago Daily Newi, Sam Patch's Death. The business or industry of going over water-falls and maelstroms was started in this country many years ago by a simple-minded fellow named Samuel Patch, who lived at Pawtucket, It. While at work on the roof of a high building that stood beside the Blackstone river, at the head of the Pawtucket falls, Patch slipped, and, seeing that he must go, jumped with all his might into the raging torrent A few moments later he landed safely some distance below the cataract There waa a deal of talk about the exploit then deemed a marvel, and Patch took it into his head that jumping falls would be a paying business. He tried it successfully in many places, but tried it onco too often. An old ballad says Twa-i at the falls of CfoneMe That Bam made hia last dlr; Headlong be plunged Into the floe4 iiid ne er oome oat alive.

Bnt tradition records that Sam had partaken too freely of his favorite beverage, rum, before essaying the fatal leap, and that the responsibility of his failure belongs not to water, but to the popular stimulant which he so much aiFected. The mother of Samuel Patch survived him many years, living at Pawtucket in respectable widowhood, and often relating to visitors the story of hat eon's strange career. la the lungi are 174,000,000 he les cr calls, and the lungs, if spread oat, would cover a surface 80 times greater than the body. When these cells are filled with waste matter and become clogged, a few doses of Beqos' Coterht Cocoh Btbop will remove thee secretions and increase expectoration, thereby eliminating all soreness and foreign matter from the lungs, We have a supply on hand at our store and will warrant every bottle to give fttiifaetioB. PrieeCOetf and IL ply, as they nay ofttn prevent serious case cf ilk figa.

fend rcnU alwayi be found eXcacioui and re- m' 25C' b0X THAT SALLCY CCllxToS heentMl by a dljor.lr4 Urer r. be once by Biteei' tivaa toatire Ja toiworiiL WefuanbUeetar? 'aattafa Ilea. "SEcGS' CHERRY COUS! Ii pwfoct aacmii" liwoetwe ha cwb towwholieveofed ItendflndHem wngba, ooldi all bronchial tfonblea, ao. DeBoes, Bigelow, Ifiu writti: "Ilaviag handled ycc prsparattons for years I mast saj that la no instance have I had ft Cnl a word of fault, hv-iug given latisf action in every case. "I WANT 6000 GCU8H SYHUP" Is afsrj fctenttaq'iMtla our trade and we tat ariaW? tbe pemoa making It Dee Cnrnt Covon Brirr.

aa we know it ta bt tie but ao4 ILLviidhohs, Dmnist, Brat, don, says: "Can rasov, mend Begs1 Blod Purirt it hai given good Bstisfaotioa." ta guii of hA UnlTnnt, i1ki call at our itnn aad ft abotti'e cr BKGag' TBOVICiL use el tit mot perfect undininu ever prodncei and wa-r in tod to enre arald. bona, SraUi4( and pain of all kJndi THE Sioux National A. a 8IOUX CITY, IOWA Orsanlzod Juno 13, 1631 UNITED STATBllEPOSITORY CAPITAL. SURPLUS 5500,000,00 36.ooo.ca naotrraa deptHiat trom IndiTldaai. marchaata.

batJU and hankara, Ixtana moo 17 ca approved accurily ai oimeal rates. Farahaaa and cclla bilit of atchaQRa ou principal ettlM to the Vnlfi Btatei, Great Britain tul Ceo-tiDutlEuropj. ran collact at par on nfir ail eltiea and tuwna hivtLg banka ta lor, M.tirhnka, Mmuakcta aba Diut. Our of ebrome itM in burglar proof? Cdjtoin.n art aariid tba ru o( ilia tauil for Ui ketplbg ot tsair Taioaulas. Wm.L, Jox, D.

T. Eiws, rrtnl.leat, Yire-rree1rtea i n. On eauiar. PA Bo sor ta buy the fcuparijr- my Mixed LiaoiD Paints, JIADE BY TIIE- SiOUX CITY PAIBT GOLOB COMPANY. Yko also mecc1 Umtt Color a in.

Oil asad bora ci Vcxmialioa cs.x..:! Dry Painto. Addrepg, S13UX CiTY PAINT CSLGH COOfiPAKV. Kioux City, NORTHWESTERN Business College SIOUX CITY, IA. GREAT SUCCESS FIRST YEAR On hundred and forty-two students. Eighteen graduates ell in positions, Ghcrt-band without a teacher, complete, 1 by mail.

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