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9 \ i The city of Manchester, England, al Jrendy owns the tracks of the street railways within its boundaries, and is about to petition parliament for authority to operate the railways themselves, on the expiration of the leaso to the companies now operating them, which will be within a few months. Glasgow and Birmingham already operate municipal street railways with sueccss. | There Is complaint In the small towns and in the rural districts of England that it is difficult and frequently impossible to get a glass of elder at the public houses. Tlie reason is that many of these public bouses huge fallen Into the hands of the big brewers through mortgages, and the now owners allow their tenants to sell no driuka that will decrease the sule of beer 10O Reward. SI 00. Tlio niiwlori of this p ipor will bo pleased to team that tliero iH at least one dreaded d'-t-jwe - _-i i l ..I.I., t.. cur.* 111 :i11 IIS unit Seicilve Iirv-I in;vu - --- -ilnu*"s. ?utl Hint fx Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh L'uro is the only positive euro known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh heintc uconmitutionai disease, requires a constitutional treatmont. Hall's Catarrh t "tiro is taken Inlet tinlly, ICtiiiff directly on tlio lilooil and mucous wurfaros of the system, thereby ties' >j in:: 'lie foundation of i ho disna-e, and pi.mix ilienntient strength by huiUiiup up the consiitution in I assljlin^ nulurn in doinp its work. The propriotorit h.avo so much faith in its curative powers lint, they offer One lluudred Ho l:us for any case that it (nils to cure, fiend for list Of testimonials. Address K. J. ( Jiienkv & Co., Toledo, O. So'.d by Druggists, 75o. Worthy of Trial I'lmt. Is the Opinion of Mr. A. K. Tliornt on. "I think it h; Iiest. not to hide a under juslnds, and wlicn .1 pond remedy isdis. overul it is our d nt v to let it In: kuowii in th.i in .erest of HUlTeriiip liutnanity. "I have tiemi suH'erunx wit h livlipcst ion ami lyspepsin. I t ieil a 11 t he \ ariotls t'Ctneiliea as well as several < mi lie i.;. nbysir lans, but. wit h)Ut avail. I was iiidiieeil by a friend t o try l'ytier's Dyspepsia Hcmcdv ami tho first. doso relieved 1. e. Yours . upland roimslyfor inintest 1011 ; -id ily.siiepsia. It builds up. end I *ci oitinii ml il :us worthy of trial by all who wish t.n be cured." l?'or sale by ;<ll drnpulsts. The Modern Wuj Coinnieniis itsL'li to the well-informed, to do pleasant ij and eilectualiy what was lormcriy j done in 11n- crudest manner and disagreeably ail well. To cleanse. tin system and break Ui> roUU, headaches and fevers without unpleasant aftp' i |T? > N. use t lie delightful liquid Irxntive remedy. Syrup of Kin*. Manufactured by California Kit- Syrup Company. A tinoil Hog 1h Wortli Lookini; After. If you on ii a doxund think anything of him you should lie able to treat him intelligently when ill and unae>\?f>uid nim suillcic.iiily to detect symptoms of illness. The not? doctor liook written by i! flay Glover, 1). \\ -pecinlist in ciriirm di-euu i to the prineioNi kennel dubs, will furnish tids iiitoriiiation. It is a cloth houiul, handsomely illustrated bock, and will he sent postpaid by tie- Koolt Publishiivr Home, l.'lt l/'ntmril St., X. Y. Pity, on receipt oi 40 cts. in postage stamps. taiihur .*, S .* * . 1?.?' 1 > . .i.i-W'i < . ly. CidMf a ye.i r. I I lie i >n mill I^^Bdts^ku t' of Soul It t '.tro!iii.i. I n ilniii l>rn lit ^^Htiiill\h part ni'-nu .\ii \ *. i iscuicnt s o( siluttI^Rktlons wanted in iniinn mills an; uad by thoussv.vl.i of mill imu. One time. < ill ; ane week. ?1. KITS stopped free by lilt. Kl.ink's Guimt Ni'.hvk Kkstokkk. No lit s after lir-t. day's use. Mui'vrlliiu I'll res. Treat ise nnd $'.'.1)0 trial hot lie free. Or. Kline, bill Arch St., Phiia.. t'a. It is repotted in Huviuia, Cuba, that General Maximo Gomez, leaoor of the insurgent*, was wounded In a light with the Spanlards . Tho only floailui; soap uow inado that in too per rcut. pure and. contains Borax ta Dobbins* f *?TtoXlhr.' Rorax Soap. Why buy un adnttor.itod *- J boai) when you onti yet the k<*muiieT I'ul up only in red wrapper*. Tite Italian ij.ii'.-i.soa nas iinen obii'* ;! to evacuate thobuleagui red fortress oi Mafc: iio in Abyssinia. "ItrmvVsHi'ONClIM I.TlllU'll-' or,. nffriMt rorvirc >11 Mil-dump fin r.<>m---s :im| i'nuoli gold only in lin\iv An? .?' imitation. A vf.voiill.f?n i i -anal! i it irrit ilinp olui: actor Is npii.mini: ('ami.. >. V :io*u".:ii am' CiiUMii: MiiiK! polioiltiiit! at < .inn:; TIip .lluir Our lim'i l*:i rucr M ThIu" tlio mom ita \ .'rlaic-i ai im !< <I m ili-jirirn^ colds, liulti,o>Un!i, (mill ato'oMlt v.. ,i';h Nervous Peoplo ivor.dov nut llu'i: iiiTvof. ore n> wralij why liio> of Iff i! -o ' oil;.: >\ liy llioy <lo not sloop lot! .1: .11 !j : wliy tlioy It vo l'.vnir-nt headache--. indipiMinn ami Nervous Dyr.p ips:a. 'Hip nxiMaiintion iR simple. 11 is I011111I io that. impum hlootl fcodiiift Iho nerves on rofuso in.tend of the elements of strength and vi:or. Opinio and nerve compounds simph d-aden ami do 110I euro. Hood's Sarsaparilla toed-* the norvci pure, rich hloo I, gives luitmal sh-'-p, porfoot digestion, in I ho t rue remedy for tu-rvonsiic Sarsaparilla I' food's jpltis 1,V awBMswsis.'vsjWTOfta* W a * v? f 1 H1 N1' ( <S ir>on O-iio. X X' v ;X - x3t I I? A Simile ?4 -? ffr, j\ I'fi !< ail sons of j;-r.icK\s comes IH.in i lav,ma. 'I la-re' ( ^ pu'.ii.i pi.uii. '! he best rot X -v w.i'.it cheap 1 c?i a to, all i i iiL l^"v your money. <'heap tobacco }r \ it don't co.->l as much. X' ) Jf you want cheap St) , ?p \ it. Of course y> u don't. r VX ') To pay f.u iI> ( ; ! , \ s in it ii! ' is i 1 | \ iu f. >i ' I'll;sr::r.; - " 'I b ( ) c ;c!?<ik- i i oin lit A\ t . I m = (,!.. ) | j .. , t, .J;.;", , V .1 ) . . rWO NOTED GENERALS. ??iKN. KOSSKK LKCTDRK8 TO A LARGK AUDIKNCK. -? ?- - utrodin od Ily II Ih Old Commander, South Carolina's Old Hero, Wade Hampton. Patriotic Demonstrations and Utter a. it co8. LATEST NEWS ' IN BRIEF. GLEANINGS FROM MANY POINTS. 1 Important Happenings, Both Homo | aud Foreign, Brietly Told. I Southern News Items. Copt. J. F. Johnson, candidate for tbo Deoiocrutic nomination for Governor in Alabama, hoe declined to accept tho challenge from Hon. R. H. Olarko for a joint discussion. Tbe grand lodge of Tennessee Ma- 1 sons liavo issued a circular culling on 1 all members of the order to unite with f them in endeavoring to maintain penco , between this and other nations. ^ Mr. V. K. McJU'O has been appoint oil Central Superintendent of the rail- i ' roads comprising tho Seaboard Air ' Lxno By ate in, \\ itli licadtpmrtcrf at ' Portsmouth, Vu. , At h meeting of tins executive com- i mittco of the WomunV Tmuesseo Con- j tonuial board, a resolution wan adopt.- , ol tiuder which the wives of sill governors in tho United States were made State centennial commissioners At New Orleans, La., while u barrel ( of tar was being lowered into the hold of tho steamship Kuropean it slipped , from its fastenings ami fell upon -los- , eph Seymour, a serowman, breaking liis neck and killing him almost instantly. 111 joint Assembly the Ceueral Assembly of South Curo inn re-elected Y. I'ope associate justice of the State Supreme Court for a period of eight years. Speaker Ira B. .Jones, of the House of Representatives, was elected an associate justice also for a term of nix years, filling the new place recently created. ?? Northern News Notes. Lancaster, 1'n., reports several east s of warehouses burned by incendiaries. The members of the New York eottou exchange voted in favor of establishing a clearing house, by 157 ayes to I r>G nays. Airs. Kdmuitd Tucker was choked to <Ir.ith in YoiiUers, i\. Y., by a tramp | wlioin she refused to give money Her ; iie.ubuml win away ut the time. The large lioiler in the works of the 1 ioliduyhburg, I'a., iron unil Nail j Company exploded, killing livo men | ami injuring 'Jh, three ot whom ; | will die. Hurry M. I'owlor. of lloston, litis nd- 1 i milted that he he* forged checks and i | otherwise elubc/. led money to the ; amount of $">0,000. Many New Kug; laud hanks are losers. -Judge ruyne, of the Circuit Court of Chicago, created a.weusation by the announcement that he had full proof that one of the commissioners of Cook county had accepted a bribe of $J0() in connection with a murder case before the grand jury. ? - Koretgn. Tt is said that Russia is preparing to j occupy Armenia with her ifrmed forces j i:i the sjiring. 11 is< ellaiir., . i \ 'i attempt was made to arre t, 'J.i? of j tho Cuban tilibi.: triers who had <: | capo ! from the sb. amir I law i- in. , but j < < !i biids hud tloivii. \o :sn?r to the late iiisinip May- j i .... i i i ...... w.t.l In . , i...., ' I ho < jinul ren dial so- sioii of In .Melho- j j dlsl (Jonfereiieo irt'i lh ill 1?.?11iJii??*"?| '! ho c<>n;/rt's-ii>!nii appointment. net i itt'.lo lms been de duted uuemiMittt- I * oim I by tin State Supremo Court of I i ii<'i 1111 :t. 'i'lio net of IST5 was also de , I'lll 1*1'11 M ill llFlli till' l.t'Xi I'll'I'tiol) will i lie held under tin' oil) net of iSiS'.. Counsel for the Vi'iie'/.ui'lnii ?rt-v? ri?- | incut at, Washington snya that Vene/.iU'ln is row ready, as she has ever l>ii ii aiuee 1811, to Ml limit the wliole question of boundary without renditions or reservatioiia to impartial and ft tend! v arbitration " <<iu'(Ioii Insists on Withdrawing It is sunt that within tlio past two or three ; days Seerelnry of tin- Interior JIuko Smith and e\-S|'i':iki r Crisp have urpi'il Senator ' Cordon, of (ieoip'ia, to withdraw his <h> limit i a an t lie a eaiididnte tor j'l'-i'li'i'lion I h> the Senate, and holli inea assured the. : S'-nalo: i' if In w< aid tie so tliev won 11 i not permit ll.cir nam s to l?o imud as en a- j diiiai' a. ai'i'd him. Senator (ierdoa, ?vlnle I ai | ! i :i! ii'.: tin* frs'inf-hip t!:at eaase.t ilic J firoii'-i. i'1'ii'iims lirm in his rleterminatio.i | : i not to again Lie a l aiuiidate *lor tao Senate. I. j 11 In Smoke, U (i | , of tobacco plant. Tin best ( s all sorts <>' grades of s usaues from } loiuhiiae. If you (C I ? provided you gc! value for , - i \s not .is good to ssiiol.e? I>ut (jywy > I mi 11 la . . . J!ni you don i want Vc I /ou arc paying for the best, igv J L any tiling l>a!. Iloiuluias sar- V Havana eigars and getting (,; e | ; only one s.trsaparill.i made (I llond-ra; plant. That's y " ") >. d lb it y-'M are paying for \> a a'- (laving for the best ; ^ ^ ' : . j I. ?r uril- a; > > i ?'rt A vet's , 1 vy - t ) I: # : IT any ouo ever dreamed, nays The State, that the patriotism of the people of South Carolina was dyiug out, lmt person should have been at the rperu house iu Columbia and heard ;ho rebel yells'that grjeted the strains jf "Dixie" and the cheers with which .hose two noble old soldiers, (leuernls I lessor and Wade Hampton, were rected as they stopp-d foitli on the >t:*go. the former to deliver his illustrated lecture on the notable battles of Lin? late war, and the lutter to introduce the distinguished Virginian. It ivus an uceusiou to be reineiubered. rim 1 heat i't ? whs muLiil III itu lilnii.vl -opacity with ladies, veterans, businessmen, society people, judges, member* dI' the general assembly and nil classes, liml m the right hand box were seated the (Governor, Speaker (Inrv of tin house nud others. Tho old veteran* wore in their glory. Tho strains o! "Dixie, tin-sight of the old Confederate biitticlhig uud the presence oi the two chieftains whom they had followed in many a gallant charge, called uj> memories that tilled their hearts t? overflowing and for the hour muuy an old soldier seemed to be living ovei the days of the TOY. Mrs. Darby was at the piano, and us General Dosser's commanding torn: appeared upon the stage, she played "Dixie with great foree. Tho cheering was prolonged and hearty, increas iug in intensity as South Carolina') own noble hero, General Wade Hump ion stepped forth and took a seat. When General Hampton arose am stepped to the lront of the stage, bear ing he-?vily upon his wnlkingotick, tin cheering was boundless and it wui i-muc minutes before lu oould begii !iis remarks. \\ hen In spoke ho suithe very grab i'n 1 duty had bed assigned to him to mt rmtuee his oh friend utid comrade. Generul liosscr He had introduced hint to muuy audi euros in his time many of them ver; much larger and hardly so eordia (Applause.) To introduce Genera 'dosser was seam ly necessary, if thcr v. . re nnv Confederate soldiers befor him. (Applauso.) To introduce Gen en,I uoF.st-1 wits to iiitro.lueo all th:i was {.ouluut and uoblc. Ho wouli \entnro to Miy now to General Kosaer' face what lit; liiul often said behind hi back, iliut In! hud never m cu or Jtnowi ;i better soldier than lie whs, aud in one was better ((nullified to tell then hi the prout battles than Genera Jiossei. General llosser coniil wel exeluim, "1 was a lurpe })iirt of theiu,' for h?' wus u hirpe jairt of the buttieso ..oitlniu \ ir-;si?iu. fie then proccod i"! to telute mi incident ooinjjc to shov fiie true nntnhooif of the man. it wn: i incident m whieli figured Genera Imtler ' u man that South (Y.rolin: oiielit to be proud of. 'I I e ineiden ; luted to tin appointment of (ienera fooler to a tniijoi poiiend-hip ovei I ("in'Mil lit r. '['in' latter eniue ti eneiu! f 1 o:11^>1 >!i mil told him hi thone;l t he should Inive hud the pro motion arid could not m r?e nnilei (bneral liiilh-r. latter, Gen linsm i aw (ieneral butler's h. loism tti i rtaiii buttle, went to Gi neral Biitlei and ottered to po into tin 1 i111, ovei if lus brigade refused to follow hini u:id suliM ipiei'.iiy (.nine to Genera I!umpton, telline liiiu lie was willitit to iipht under lhitlcr. for Ibitler "win ii niuii." General Hampton then in t'odueed tin1 "distinpuishcd and pal hint soh'ier" and retired from tin Ki te,.' amid vociferous applause. General llosser then bepnn very tool inply, su\iup that his aim had itlwnyi been to net so as to receive the com mendation of his e.ommander, and foi it to come as it. did at tliis time touch ed liis heart After some other refer nioes, lie u ferred to the war in ?(mi end terms. He said one pvnerutioi had to reive way to another. ilia pen i ration had nnnle Mteriiicos Unit pos .erit v mi: .lit ivup.i he bi-uetib. Tlio> had !: :: ': .I( i! ami failed, ami jiostcn lc In.ln. I.. 1.1 l.i v <>..t.. r.. I......... ...... . . <VOJ...|| . I * I. for tin- will'. 11 ? wits there 1i> tel Ihem something of what lie saw inn heard til' that wiii*. it ml win 11 In* Inn linishrtl lii" would nsli only for ail im partial \erdii-t. If llio fuels of thu rent. war weri' to Im gathered, tin present geuerution would have to ?1? 0 ?|iii<*K J v. He could not stand then mil say iio regretted tho war; it win part of our civilization. It would nev r lie to root ten until patriotism am |>>vc (i used to lie virtues. 11 uiiiiin iui lure was always the siuue. Tliey couli not now change a single tiling (hex lia.l done. lie said this country win now a reunited country and In- liopct we would .'r<>\v to lie the grandest em [tire on tiie face of the earth. Tin people of the. north and south wen cmcutcd together only for defelisi iinl oilense. tt was a question of iqiui rights to equal States that eaused tin war. Taking the ohl Confederate (In; in liis hand, lie said it was now tin mi thern soldier'.-; duly to stand to tin .! -i rs a ii I st ripe" mill defend t lit tu <\ \ 11 i i lie /.eat he hud the flag ui in 1111! ii. in r.-d I Josser then pnieenu'ed ti 1. 1 % ei his lecture on the great hatlle m'Ihe war, la i innin w ith the slor.i if tin roiroung ?,l' I'm | Sumter am oa t i lining until A ppnuiutox was r< neh 1 d. The lllust i at inns wi re handsome aiitr. The story wuv told in an intense 1 j into renting and entertaining wanner ami all tho references to General Hampton, General Evans or tbc South Carolina troops wero cheered to tho echo. Those who heard the lecture enjoyed it immensely. A reception whh tendered tho distinguished soldier-lecturer at Wright's hotel. W hen General Rosser had concluded his lecture Commander R. S. HesPortes of Camp Hampton stepped to the front of tho stage and read the following resolutions adopted by tho camp: Resolved, That Camp Hampton. No. hti'.l, United Confederate Veterans, lias heard with great gratification of the priucely donation of Comrade Charles B. Rouss, a herioc sou of Virginia, to the establishment of a memorial of battle abbey of the south. We extend t<> him our greeting and most cordial thanks. Resolved, further, That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Comrade Hours at Now York city, where he is now residing, by Adjutant David R. Flennikeu. Resolved, lurther, That Camp llnmp l<#?i r.\u utm ii? i iiu ii i\ iv; virnt'l ill kit for liis eloquent literary and his;? lie lecture, whieh lie linn just delivered to them and their friends on this , occasion. Turning to General liosscr, he said: , | "We wish you, general, abundant buci cess anil as brilliant a record as you i achieved on the red held of battle? there could he. no greater. | "We also wish to extend to you our . thanks for being the means of giving , us all the pleasure of Rooiug and hearing again our grand old hero and leader, General Wade Hampton." r u [ ?,OL. stows Ml>r . ' lie T>I<I Not Intend to Injure the ColumTdu banal. Col. John T. Sloan, the aenator I from Richland county, was asked by The ('olumfjia Sfafi to speak for pub| lieation regarding the way in which liis resolution directing the attorney general to examine into the right of the ^ State to require an extension of the Columbia canal to Rocky branch by the owners, and if there was undue j haste in putting it through without granting time or cluiucc to members to thoroughly understand its < fleets. He replied: "I lmvo 110 objection to give you tbo I full truth in regard to thin mutter. I was requested by u unmoor of prominent gcntl'nnc.u of 1 ins ?-i v, who are largo taxpayers and . \ < dtngly interested in tin; future pr.u.p. i.ty of Columhin, to introduce it end it was * my ill)ty to serve tmuu us n tailor lii I Hiiv mutter that concerned the interests of thoir State ami city." "Is there any thing unusual in having n hill or resolution reicri ?'.l to a j. committee on the sumo day which it is I introduced into the house?" "No. On tho contrary, it is the usual custom to do so. This iohoIu( tion took tbo usual course of legislation, nntl after being favorably and unanimously reported on by tho eotuI mittee 011 judi *iiirv it was placed on the I call ndar in its regular order. " \u examiuatioti of the v ilioii .. j will show that it is carefully worded. 1 and not intended to commit the iegis^ ! latnre to any action liostilc to the Co; lmnbia Wati'r Power company. If, as I is generally believed, iim Stale did ; impose a cm litioii < n (lie transfer of ( the eunal to the hoard of tnivte. s th it I . it should be eomi !< ted t > Pocky ! brunch, it was a eon :uion intend, d lo i op. rate for th hem-lib of tin* State at large, audit is not lor t'ohimbin, even , if all In r ei!.;/e? s w? re of the sum^ ; opinion, to say that tin- condition .0 napes, ii i; uinmj 01 iuni, of to lie cot.:j plied \. it I) by a t< v clopnii at at 11 e: \ :us 1 street. As u senator ,t is mv duty that ' , the inter. sts of the State are protected. ! and it certainly is n? 1 usual to consult j ' anv one as tti whet'u r tic general as' seluli'y sluill hare the iufeirinatioli necessary .'or it t<> net for the protection 1 of the 1 ights of tho Stat. "It is understood tlmt Mr. Ahney, 1... .. n.......... ii. ? , ?nvv* i?* f n'l un- ? ) , t i/iuplains abonl the resolution being reported on In lore In; know any tiling about it. What lutvo you to s.iy to " 1 this'-"' J "Well, after it ?vas reported," said {Senator Sloan, "and placed on tin' calendar, Mr, \bnoj eiuuo to my oilice and apokc to 1110 about the neuter. 1 told him if he desired a hearing 1m : could }fi 1 11. Ifc tin it said, as lie left, ; that lie would roe sue again, but I heard milling more from bun. 1'lie i r< solution passed tin senate wi'hoilt I any opposition." j ! (.'olom-l Sloan wan nuked if he eonI teinplatcd taking tiny further steps in I I t he senate towavda compelling the coini plctioli of tin: canal. lie replied j "My sole and only objeet in introducing the resolution was to obtain for , the general usy.-mbly the information , necessary lor t to determine what are the lights of the State iu the matter I cannot nay what, the report of the I attorney general "ill he, hut if it does disclose the fact that the State is inter I csted in the matter, it will he for the m i al assembly to say what steps, if any, are to be taken." 1 A Court Koont Sensation. There was a sensational sceno in the Criminal Court, of Chicago, when .Tohn Oram was ' called up to nay why txmlciico oT death should not ho imposed upon him for the ' u.iir.lt i ot .Ion. Colan. As Oram arose Ins w lit- spiaat; to tier ieet and erietl: "1 kilietl t . ii it.an. My husl.aint is not guilty. lie 'nil lot iIT- r f >r 'ny e ime." Tho eourt1 i. . > i w -> in-t int.y i:i an upr.i.ir.When t|iiiet s n.. rt a a fill lie pi i .oner asked time to eonr, \\ 111 -11 was granted hiin, ami iie (lea pie i.a il : ill', v ami was sentenced to Impris' < in at for life. Mrs. 0:aai tot.I the jud'-re ? tluu >f eoininitted the murder, hill her Inri :.i; i rs wouhl not allow tier to it sti'y. 'i i jiiuee i i'l tier her testimony woiihl Is- ol linat.i'la her previous eeatriutielory lesti ii .my would disprove it She then fainted fOJieute 11 v. i TI?e World's Curliest Potato. That's Salter's Earliest, fit for use in 28 days. Salvor's new late potato. Champion of tho World, is pronounced the heaviest yicldor in the world, and we challenge you to produce its equal! 10 acres to Salter's Earliest Potatoes yield 1010 bushels, sold in June at ! a bushel ?t 1000. t hat pays.' A word to the wise, etc. Now ir xor wjlj. en rm? ort ash sknp it with 10c. postage you will get. free, 10 packages grains and grasses, including Toosinte, Eathyrus. Sand Vetch, tlinnt Sparry, Giant Clovei, etc., and our mammoth sewl catalogue. (A. C.) Japan is plneing orders for ten warships and plants for two dockyards with builders on the Tvne and Clyde. Walking Would Often be a Pleasure were it not for ? om>. These pests are removed with Hinder corns. i"?c. at u ruggists. IMso'h f'itn-t'nr <'otiMiinpt inn is an A No. ! Asthma inocln iin \V. It. W'ii.i.iams, Antitw'j. Ills.. A|>ril II IMI4. Mrs. Wlnslow's Southing Syrup for children lii??tr. softens tli" itnm*. : edui 1 ? inilammalioa,allays|Ktin. ??* * - w * ? * 1.- v.i. a bottle. 11 a 111 .< (cil wiili M?r. < > is Use I ?i. Isaac Titolit ?- j MiliV Kvr I u m/i;.*! s *cll at ~:'n per butt If MEN IN BOYS! I \Tpnt ?i> team it': :.t .n:t 1 /K. Horn- ' Ilow to Pi.-k <>ut < /6 Goodonr-S Know lni|? rr'-.- 1 Mens ami." tiur.r.l iiiiaui*: ^ \ FTi ml? pcirct Disease and /. i^L i ' ytle.tat ure v.lieii sauiol. y \ i V** | J pots. Mo' 'I i-ll the a*.1 by / \. / V Uieleotii' Wliat to 1 a'l tin" Pn'iTenl I'.trts of tha Auin i.l' Hew to she.* a Moist- IT, p -rly All t hi and other Vu liable liitoriiin'len < -hit 1 e obtained by rt a.Pnji out IDO-I'lCi; 1 I.I.I STlt ATKU lloltsK Itoolv. ulii ii we will forward, poit yu.il, tiu receiptor call 'd.? < tilts in stump*. BOOK PUB. HOUSE. <v 134 Leonard St.. New York City ] ;| T1IK AKIt>TOT?n CO. floes hair Um toorld'a 1 windmill Imsuics 1, ltee.tu.so it has reduced llie cost of Wbid power to 1.(? what It was. It has many branch 1 | ? ?? hou.st>s. ami supplies Its Kmals and repairs I at you." it' 01. It can and does furnish a . Iwiter arta-le for Ir-s inonerthan I 25*^L^*^Xgr37''l!l<T*. It tuakes Pumping and | DBcshHeared. Steel, lialvanlzed.after- C rJPa^Kw^^^^^l'onitilelien Windmills, Tilting and Fixed Steel Towers, Steel Buzz Saw Frames, Steel Feed Cutters and Feed Vwk% Urtnders. (In application It wilt name 0110 "III of these articles that It will furnish until January 1st at 1/3 Mm usual price. It also makes Tanks and Pomps of all kinds Send for cataloguei Factory: I2lb, Uoikwcll and Fillmore Streets. ChicAfto . \ la? asthmai :: BSSlsX- POPHAWS ASTHMA SPECIFIC x s r<'' r 1'IVK minute*. tend ( ll< r;i KUKI2 trial i>acki?ir?\ Sold i?y J BBRslfyrft 1 l>rii^jrl.'i. . onu l:?.x ?- ut . po??t|?:?i?l oil *?? ?*?,tr ?>1 .fl.no. SI* *j.OO. I . I n %>:At!(ir- > nios. loimn, r iiu.4 , fa.| " rewilli i ii mil l?jf itosx5o:n3NTiITS . A"' ,>' Cwadtne'M L($a/fc/3e . 1NII V ' i Soliool of (SJlioi-tliAiid * : ;. i st a. u a. No t?tit bnnka used. At tiu: bu-oiitm from day of . tutoring. Buiine i DAnen, colitg* currency an J j J goods u fl'l. Snn?l for liin<boniriv ilhiafrv-tl oata- f | iogu?. Board clieaurr Ib.t*i * n A?iy s luthero city. - Agents-Ladles or Gents. $75 j j a ut l|<,mr? udoy ??r at lllng * I. ? . m . iT^r Ora?I'iaiera.oKiaktur^rilcrainrua J I flfsfj jk yfafit lo p'fcf. riairiom. nlver nickel. 5 % ri'ti^r^abjyrilip- r>< |>i ? r. white inanufarturr i 11 -i t i kj ( uaietiuli ainl oulli^. tcftcb tbe j " lv v_v 411, oulvcomplete ??ul?i?. including ail uift'orun for pr??. | '^^ft ^.lj^ss v jioliiliinn plating an?l flu- j ^ vs^~>^Tlgk^qS-, 1' no tore. email in ti;?tflitjg ? l a,<" '%rc''t,,r demolition, ^ Ur?y Ar C'a- fluting Works, 17. Columbu*. U ; fiQ|j|8Bnii<l WHIRKY hnhiie^nrci1. I UllUlfl >nrv u. KM wool ; ct. tli.*vr.?. ( u ' _ J& Ay - A <<OOtl lJlSrf* fj ?/ /y n:;?'\vN s 1KO\ Hin El PS ft* fif by lit' stom. oil's Inr j| B rl' in Hitth.rs sui'plicr. tin 111 iff <S?H"j"vcUuk-^1 llaa VW.f^.*.r.r: " "i TtltihifS, ' KFV^KW^V? w 'kitiN', Jfn "> '?"i .a ( if Wai.TEF: $" &;::::: w:ww> ':^;:xYik:M \VYlsf C Oil i Around !")< f.nu t!u < 1 . : .fit it t-~>n i i lien Droppings, Vvooi!V Larili, Mar! ;im FowoU's Prcpan rn.ik'- ft :Iil. ( ; . ti ll in Ammonia, If. ii quick nriing, producing lai^c ' i < : > - and at V:c soif. // i rtUh >' matte in thii uuty ift ?l I XI. '1 N 1 a \iH l (Ml. A!-:.' I!? I f.i: *, '? Iiavf I .if 11 r :: I Chcr.il ..Is*. C.iiiiJ.n .v.-;; iiistnit it . t : r? *.: .'.with | POWELL FEZRT1LIZI1R & ( ~ ATzkr7,?! H 4JP, 1 Ar.- In. I'.nl : for s'l t- i!.' U A V'A I Uo.-iii it ,-.ri: ii,l .. j. 11 ci j I V, ft } I Sp-out Quickly, Gro* Vi{jor II ft / | Tin ^ j | f ( ^ 'i . i r i (Ik . . "-j I L f > j l\ 'v|< wit I.-V1. ' r ton ' I / I ' ' I ' \ V " O. u I, t'f I >r i. iTi. t . I ( I' I ~i ' < i H .. 11. t i t,/i " I * . { j I mninmiith Plant ?<> ( P It , I vi U I j? V > { JOHN A JSALZt *2 1 1 ! fl B ru ife |i | I V Mr. Win. J. Carlton. of Elizabeth, N. J., says : "I consult? 1 a physician in j the country this summer where I was ' spending my vacation, about it chronic dyspepsia, with which I have been a good deal troubled. It takes tho form of indigestion, the food I take not beeomiug assimilated. After proscribing for mo for some time, the physician told mo 1 would have to Ik? treated for several months with a mild laxative and corrective?something that would gradually bring back my normal condition without thevio1..IU11 of ,tr;lntii? remedies. f recently ?ont to tho Doctor (Dr. Thomas Cope, of Nazareth, Pa.) a liox of ni|ians Tnbukts, ami wrote liim what 1 understood I ho ingrodictils to !>< ?rhubarb, ipoone, peppermint, aloes, mix vomica ami soda. Ho writes hack 'I think itio formula n very good one, nail will no doubt just suit you.' " lOp^rs Tali i!os are sold l>v ilrnm;lstf, <>? l?) mail it tic price (Ml i' uli a loxi is n-.it to The IPp inS 'IiciiiUmI Cii n|iii a. No 10 spruce St., New YorkJ iaiiiplc vial. 10 cjnts. ouccessful jrtiwrrs of fruits, berries, tml .tli kinds of vegetables, ;no\v that t ho largest yields .and >fsi quality are produced by he liberal use of fertilizers ontaining at least lo"t, of Actual Potash. .Vithout the liberal use of Potish on sandy soils, it is impos- ^ ible to urow fruits, berries and e<retables of a quality that will ommand the 1 ?crst prices. Or.r | .ntpb -f an ?>? t advertising ? ir - b? o*n\y vp? . u.: |?;111!i.? |s< but arc |>?a? tical v% is., . ??niahi? i>* late 10 ? .ti i !t the subject ol Icrtin/c'rou. and rc ready bi!ariiicrs. 1'liey arc .scat 11?l?*r ic i.-A.i . KjI km an k am works, yj Nassau i.t.. New York. ITCHING PILES tritft Wilrli lln/fl I ii .n .'ill . i |I .n sit (li'ii.'-'.sld or ?mplit mails I K It r.ti. .1. J, ri.licu. rutin. O. rj to won) this usuil J0? TETTERINE % If , TI?o oni.y pmnVse nibl liarmicM V m *r- ruiiF. for tin* w ?rs?t ')|)fl of Kczcme, Ji 1 l\ tier. R r.?\vonn, ugly rough patch* . wlj #?m on the face, i-nntfu II A Ground itch, chi'w, ?"Yum* X-1T ?? ** IViiMtti f. om it| or tmi^on otk, fl p In short aLL 11 Olirf. Send 50c. if J, I I Mtan.|?> or cihb to J. T. fcnuptnne, w M Savannah, Git., lor one bo*, if you# 1 * diu&rgist liuti't keep it. s. N. |T.?o. Btimi follows the *HKS. Indices', inn is caused vA k of lone. ' I'.down's Ikon & y, ^ ?tot:<r. Not a beverage?an ?> TA oJ ipie, curr'tive, rcrtain, pure- H fj U tie fit aiiv i -.i.Ui i i ^ \W ll B K jjl '.1h rm l T K itliH'Y air! l.ivrr <* male Inlit mil 'Mn. tire llloivi, & i>nh!f Chronic ^ or VJeT tif IE BOX Walter Baker & Co.'s Cocoa be sure that you don't get an on of it. JTs'i.I I v : i r.' I.v r/where. Ba::' k- & C Dorchester. Ma.es. i wwyw #K v ttt, M'MMMrwr-imKMmM Ti HH :iie tfarm. rr /:; <? ? ' i ..ii( :i;ii . sm h ;is Ashes, 1 otlier things, which, it mixed with '<1 ( liemioals, and riKisphoii Arid, which will he tin.''.nne time |ieiin.incntly improve k rt(i. i, I'U.' . Oi/i tvy fitile? on!) 1.1: Inii iv the urr f PowHI't Prcpar.-i ti -m .a i!. Irum rvrry -r 'ion ?.ent Ir? UliliniCAL CO., linllimore, Aid. VEGETABLE SEEDS an] cJimo... wbct*i ?r K:tH or Wed, )T>s, cud,, Produce Er.armuusl)! rlh rn'/riv.n, r.* ! ! ! ?.t tit ? 0? !* -- . oil .. vop rain jf oci* Onr 1'lUilo^-r. ;. ;|j y ?? w?v. ?o ^ML c ' *aV 'j ii \ U ii?s. k-t 1 ?i ?tava .OTJa Hemll t r market fc?rrr? Onion '!:? i rpoun'J! in ' . I0< ;<i .W.i \ lb . ftOc. Y" il >cr?n\ <v<i?f?ininK * mionifl ??v arr% of 'b ii . t t??c| l/> von hi u r ? i t if 6c. uR SEED CO., La Crosso, V. Is. ' r^RKKR-Q . '" V - sj, . ..HASft CALSV'i ' \, ' * /" ' v*'r T ^ *'? !!' ' < I*.ty!