If you are troubled with
' this disease is world wide.
”titanic what is always obtained at
‘ .and of the finest grade in
pid m ever get tired of see-
‘ing the word
???
Headsets; Rheumatism, leani-
yis, Bed Guide, to.
9.ch powders, and you
W‘ifia never tire of recommend—
ing it to your ailiicted friends.
When called to a case of La
Grippe, Dr. Marland always
gives the following prescrip-
tion:
Aroma! 1111'.
ii.i‘ II? 1.11
.‘u‘ko outer (mgr hall hour. till perenn-
"m m" ""'"'.A baseman.
This success in the cure of
" Man can be obtained at
111111. Mmr.
Wig makes
mum "iii... &T¢rv.
“9C0. 247 Centre SiaN.
1!” '1:
‘ ceinmuy.
“cum, July it. is in Incarn-
inc. 1111: 11.111th he Chicago and
Northwestern “railroad ‘11:... the 1111111qu
catastrophe that shes wreaked death and
desolation in the hearts and ilrusides of
this city' s people, No part of the city was
. There are broken homes and
bleeding hearts everywhere, and sorriiw
reigns supreme. Never did a day ofmpieas-
are and with more awful disaster. wen-
tvy eight people were killed and iii iniured,
many of whom will die. Twenty-four of
the dead are Identified. and the others are
so badly mutilated that identification is
hardly possible.
The roll of dead belonging in Omaha
numbers iii llltmitl, the complete list be«
ing as follows: ‘
John Mollermott, Sixteenth and \‘lcho-
lass streets, machinist at the Union Pa-
cific shape.
John Kinsey, 111103 Cummings street
Robert Clair. 1039 North Eighteenth,
street, son of John Clair, ex~asslstant boil-
er inspector.
John ll. Jack, Sixteenth and Webster,
a newsboy employed by the Omaha News
John human, aged about 10.
Fred Ncilsbn.
John 13. Kilker. - 1"
Owen Kavanaugh, is years.
Hugh Dodson, 113 years.
Mrs. Kate liradley and baby. I,
Mrs. P. J. Carroll and boy. D1
Patrick finally. 1
Miss Mary Tracy. ,.
John Cesgrove, aged 10.
William (loegrovc. 14.
Margaret Cosgrow, 24.
in addition to them the following resi-
dents of other towns were killed, Increase»
ing the list to 25. but there are still three
or fear not accounted for, two of the doc-
tors who went from the scene to (,lmeha
stating that they counted the dead bodies,
one placing the number at 21'! and the oil»
era at 29.’1’hc list. so far as has been ob
taincd. is as follows:
Charles Holman, Missouri Valley.
Walter Jennings, Missouri Valley.
George Wininger, Morrison. 11111.
Lawrence ’etero, Council liiufls.
Miss Ollie iison, Council iiinils.
Mrs. ’l' aylor and baby, Council Bluffs.
The responsibility iorihe accident rests
on Engineer Montgomery of the III fated
excursion train. ills orders were to wait
at began for the fast mall and fast freight
_llo started his train out iuinifintely after
the mall passed» forgetting about the
freight. The head on collision occurred
:30 minutes later on a curve. The heavy
freight passed partially over the pnsmngor
train. All the people killed were in the
front coach of the excursion train.
TWO BICYCLISTS KILLED.
Their Tandem Got Beyond Control In Go-
in. Down a Bill Near llinlhamton.
lilxeusuros, N. Y.. J uly l:i.'-l-While
riding a tandem bicycle, George Stone, 11
young druggist, and Charles Sandiord, a
merchant, both of Athens. Pm, received
injuries which resulted fatally.
Stoncdiod almost imnnnllatolyafn-r the
accident, and l'lnmlford lived just long
enough to brlsiiy relate the mum of the
accident The men started from home to
visit Great Bend. When about six miles
West of this city, riding down a steep hill.
they lost control of the machine and went
down at a terrific speed. Stone was on
the 'rear seat, and, getting frightened,
jumped and fell heavily. He got up. tool
a step or two and fell dead.
The wheel was upset. and Sandioni was
hurled among seine rocks. ills scalp was
almost completely torn off, but although
seriously injured he want to the aid of his
comrade. He was too late, for Stone was
timid, the back of his head having been
crushed in.
Hondiord dragged himself in a iarm1
iionse and amused the people of the me-
ualty. The dead man and Sandford were
rmnm ad to Union, whore medical aid was
obtained. Enndiord died soon after.
BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE 11A 111.11
At Ht. Louis——
Ht. Louis .......... o o 1 o o o o n 0—— 1
Washington ...... 1) -I 1 il l :3 H L’ 1—“
5t. hails—Jilin, 1; errors, {1. Washing-
ton—Hits, in; errors, :1. 1
At Chicago—
(,Yi1icn1:o...........0 u I l e e o u 11—- 1;
Ulnvnhlild.........ll 0 e n 11 e i 11 II— :1
Chlcauomiilia, 7', errors, 1. (‘leveluudm
Hits, 1"; errors, 2.
At Louisville—-
ismhwlllc ......... o o o e o u o e o.— .2
Baltimore ......... II 1 i U I i o :1 I— 7
Louisvillewliiis. III; errant, I. iIaltl-
monk-lifts, ll; errors, 1!.
At Cincinnati-—
Cincinnati ..... ...l l i n 1 i 11 1i 1-, 11
Brooklyn .......... i 1 u e n 11 :1 o o—- 1’:
Cincinnati—«Hits, ill; errors, 11. Brook-
lyn~iliis. in; error», i.
aariovan 1.1-:sm'1: 5113111511.
W. l.. I’i'. ‘ W. It. I'.(‘
(Siaeinnatt 111 '21 .1111, [1111111111111 ,211 :n .0111
i‘lvw1.ln1wi.. NILE! Hill 1 I’hilwlr- -lpru:III II? .471
Iiolfbnoro I” ”i, . Wasblnutun III M .0”
“action ”174‘ N111“ tori: ,L’". 1”.“
Pitt-11mm .:I7 .11 . 111.1.«1111 , ..IN ”S? 2M
(1131-11311. . . . .‘II M .561,I.oaisviilu . . .1110
Accident or Manslaughter.
lumen. .1on ,:i.-‘"P‘IIIIIIII| ilarlb-r. a
liusslan .luw. In years old, 1cm: fatally
shot by 51111111111 sachet, a friend. in years
old. The shmltlnu apxmsrs to have been
sl'eillemal,elth1~r through Hoehnt ilourlsb
lag the weapon or it helm: bit while lying
on the counter In the slum where the
slanting m'enrrmi 'lhe bullet hit ilarllsr
in the face, lodging In the brain. Ile died
on the way to the h‘ospltsi. I-‘ochst was
arrested on the charge of plan-laughter
Time» Is ooaridoneooi trouble between
the pmilm.
.1...
(also voodoo-y liar-ed.
SW Ynuli, .Iuly iii. ——'l’h1~ plant of the
Peter I mper lilac manpany, on the limi-
sou river. In West New York township. 8
.I.wasdv-1truy1'1l by fir-1 The loss is es-
IImnivd at locum, The fire slaril'd in
the boiler room, and the amine fire depart-
meat and sewral fin-lamb: wrru called Into
To ldvertlsersl
Changes cannot be guarr
hatred the same day copy
is handed in. livery rein
tenable effort will be made
to scammodaic patrons.
but changes cannot be 111-
tliicd upon as :1 fight, on:
it!!! copy It 1112111. In by s
1 pony hour by.
, servbe to lump the flames (mm spreading
’ to the plant of tho Cottlmserd (Ill may
”order Causal by Jealousy.
”plume e n . Joly 1:1 4.111111111111191
man Ito-11w for l'hsrlcs rltarlm. was
shot and killed born by 1111111111, and Mrs.
111.1111.- was fatally 111111.111. Marlo Is
dying and Hinds is hollowed to ban: sol
aided In Ibo woods. Mariu- amoso-d boiler
mount mummy with his wife and was
desperately lsslous .
[mots love“ 711M
”1.111.103. July i'I ~A dispatch to The
o‘clock in the afternoon of
the day before change 11
Times from Lima, Peru. says that the
mvmmonihas demon-ti anitos. In the
province of taste, which was the seat :11
its: merit not! Quin-tic. spin upon to
' for additional physicians.
in“ Increased.
1mm
11
Spanish 1.1.1.1.»... by 111111-
' 'dreds 1.111.111.1111
m nosrmts .1111: 11111111011113.
WT..—
‘lhe Epidemic Causes a Panic in Havana.
Spanish Commanders Dangerously Ill.
Ber. Dr. mas Speaks of Spain's nar-
bullies—Golan ls Active. '
Krr Wls'r, July 1.1. -—Adv1ces from
Ilavaria state that a panic prevails in the
Spanish army in consequence of the 111111-
hle increase of yellow fever in the last few
days. it is estimated that fully in per
cent of the crows prove fatal.‘ 1n Santiago
do ('uha there are 11, 600 soldiers in thn
hospitals.
Major (pmoral iiinares is stricken, und-
hlsilie Is despaired of The physicians
and 111111111 are utterly incapable of' coping
with the dime. The epidemic Is also
very serious along the trocha. In seine
eases entire companies have been stricken.
General Arelaa and nearly every member
at his staff are ‘III. Captain Weyer has
ordered the erection of new hospitals
along the trooha and will send to 511th
111 Bar-neon,
llolgran and other. places in eastern Cbbu
the fever is raging with great virulence,
and it is spreading to the central points.
Ii'roiu Matanzus comes most distressing
tales. in that city it In said the mortali-
ty is about 60 per cent and that It is be
coming! dlilicult to bury the dead. The
hospitals of Havana contain nearly ii, 000
patients, and every day the lumber is he-
Frlday 450 sick soldiers
were brought in from Pinur del lilo prov—
Ince. 1
Dias 'rous or splur- landmselly.
,NEW YORK, July l‘l.—'i‘he Rev. Dr.
Alberto Juan Diaz, styled the apostle of
Cuba, founder of the White Crime, and
who, in addition to his religious proclivi-
tlcs, is a soldier and physician, addressed
a meeting in the Academy of Music on
the Spanish outrages now being perpetrat-
ed in Cuba and his own limpet-loam in
the bustlle nt Havana. In the uuavolda~
his absence oi 'l'. Estrada PnImu of the
confederatcd Cuban councils in this city
ilr. Lincoln Zuy, as representing the junta
hero, presided. {2111 Thomas Dixon, who
had given the use of tho l’cuplc' 3 church
explained the purpose of the meeting
and the putrlc,1tlr.1motives which impelled
him to give the use of the church that Dr.
illar. might explain to the world at large
the lu-Inuusnm—s of the atrocities commit
ted by the Spanish soldiery on the liberty
loving insurgent-a
" cannot." said Dr. Dixon. "under-
stu d the attitude of the present never!»
merit of the United Hinton toward Cuba.
it has violated the spirit and 110111 of this
nation. and its action as meted out toward
the struggling Cubans Is not tantamount
to right or justice and In contrary in the
wish and desire oi all free Americans.
'l‘bnnk (ind, a new government looms
above the horizon that will after election
day 11111111111111: tlmeunse of suffering Cuba."
ilr. Dixon then introduced llr. Ilinz,
who'said that since the Inception of tho
White (Irons in Cuba. some nine years ago,
and which has now .1 nunnbor-dlip of ., 1'00
be had established the first Protestant
church on the Island a hospital and u
i'fllllili-‘l‘l"
"'i‘he Cubans have been wurkluu 1m.
oeusingly," said Dr. .Illnz, "for the last 1?
years to achieve their imlopemieuco and
never ibeunolves from the yoke of the
ty rant Spain
"Annmulho sturdio~t soldiers In the
Tanks of the insurgents are the rich and
Influential residents of Havana, including
men of l'\'1-ry pmiession and in every lloii
arable walk of life."
I'u-dmuthing a long brluhi sword which
ilr. Iliaz lmd brought with him free: l‘uba
and waving it above his head, be elicited
the applause of the 1111111111111 by saying:
“11 1.1 only by the use of lillL'li Weapons
as this, and this alone, that. Cuba can be
made free, and that I expect to see in the
very near future iuo. "
“The only lilillfli we need now.“ can
ilnucd Ilr. Illaz, "are arms and 11111111111111
lion. and we will do the real.
"While I do not believe I11 klllinnuu)‘
one, .111 i must say. my dear breuibren.
that 11. is with the 111111111 alone We propom
1o win for ('ubu ilie illlnnf “13111111 Libra,"
and i am jur-t as pmltlve that Spain in
aware she is going to lose ioulholli 1111 the
Island. 1 want to my for Ilij’abii lhnt
i dbl not take mm: 11 part- ln 11111
war, for the re Nun that i had plenty of
war “I'll: tlIo-o pri1 sis and bishops down
fin ro.’ lIr ilia'l then allowed the While
('ross flag and the lieu of Spain, which
had been wrecked by the bourgeois The
latter was loudly biased, and cries oi 11111111111
were heard as be reminded the bnrbarltleu
commitu II on American cliizeru by the
Spanish soldiers.
(lotus! 111 late \‘IIas.
Iiavsva,.l1dy ii.--l.u Illneuslon in an
extra prlnis :1 special 1ib-put1- l1 from Santa
Ibuuiuuo. in rlanta (bu-a provim 11 an
nouuelnu that \iuxiiuo 1111111111. huu 111111111
1111 from (huuauney and stating that be
was euoampod four days ago at liIo 1151111111
toga plantation, near liodriuo, on the road
to the Sauna Ia iirandn estate, owned by
an American. thrihisbiun mutinum
along the trocha almost niululy. 'i'he
rebel «tundra so far are more felhis.
Milllilii'ti Inactivity lends a winblnueeof
truth to the report of the 11.111111 his
death. I'rivaie I'Inar del lilo advices,
boomer, say the report Is labs: and at
triiinte the dormant condition oi affairs to
the scarcity of munitions.
llasbaad and um (loan.
Nib/111110 (91'1'1‘, July Ill. w'I‘he pollen
have been notified of the Illeapponmnre oi
Leslie Minn-r, aged L’il, of iirldueion. who
for several weeks has been boarding. with
his wife and baby daughter. at. (,‘apialu
James Iiingllsb‘a collage on 51111111 Caro
llua avenue, At the 111111111 tinn- iliat Mix
nor was Velmriml missing the absence III
a younu douumiic employed in the bound
was also nob-1|, Mrs. Minimum! her baby 1
are dualitnio, and an unpaid board bill bi
left tin-'lmarsling homo proprletor use
tiu'iiwuio oi his guest.
E‘spimion In a I-hflf‘flfy.
(11111111111011. Mass, .Iuly l.1—~.in ex
ploslou In the chemical Ialmraiory of
Harvard college, Ionslmi In Iloyisione bail.
Mambusalis avenue, caused a blaze
which might have proved very serious but
for lunurdlata discovery As It was. the
firemen, fmi up other explmimmthornugh
Iy ibvodad the building The damage by
peter promises to be quite heavy
browned 1.1 the sasaurbsans.
witsmmuas, Pa, .luly 111.».lolm
king. «and 111 years, was drowimi in the
Htmplehahna rim while bathing. lie
came from «one town In Lonnrcticut in
switch of omit.
has
”lEltdlliiu the previous ton-wills
1‘ number “at 11111111111ch out to be
. some 111, 000 below the estimate formed on
‘ the basil: at 1801. The diilereuee is small
but important. as It shows that the previ
nus fail in the rate of increase is main-
tained. The population is growing at a
less and less rapid] e At he beginning
oi the century it new to lnermse by more
than 120 per cent in the ten. years between
summflveecnsums. in 1881—01 that rate
had fallen to 10. 1| per cent, the lowest on
rocnnl. and now it In still less. This move-
ment is not part of a general decline. It
lspccullar to London and seems to indi-
cate that the lingo o1 prurowth of the me-
iropolis has begun to cure itself. No tow n
can go on growing Iiidciluitely, and own
London, monstrous as It is. has not ful-
filled the expectations of earlier statisti-
cians. Two hundred years ago it appeared
to be growing so fast that Sir William
Petty, one of the era-licst pioneers in dem
ourapblcal resean: h. reckoned that by
11110 the population would reach 10, 000.-
000, summing It recombine at the lame
rate. lie thought, however, that a natural
limit would be Michal before then and
phl'ccd It in the your 1800, by which time
be calculated Inudon would contain some.
thing ovor 6,000,000 Inhahiiunts and the
rest of England only 4,500,000. -
lie was very nearly right about the total,
which actually was about 0,000,000, but
London only decennial for one oi them.
Slum then it has nearly reached its maxi-
mum, which, «"101wa enough, seaum
likely to prove a real natural limit. For
the four years 1871—4 the average birth rate
was 811.13. For the (our years 1801411. was
only 00. 0. There has been a gradual and
almost continuous fall from your to year,
which has not been eouiiicrlmlanccd by
the simultaneous but slighter fall In the
death rate from 29.7 to 10.0. Fewer people
die In proportion to the population, but
still fewer are born. This Is explained by
the Increasing dislnclination to marry.
The marriage mu 1: for the two periods
commuted are 10.11 and 17. 31ccmotlvciy.——
St. James Gazette
fl...» -..... w...... ‘1...
The Painter-s of Romanticism.
No nnchoriie overdlsdnlned the luxuries
of life in better faith than the enthusiasts
of romanticism. in the your 1832 It little
bond of nrflsis —— true Bohemians, ionp
bailed, 111d.1vemu~~-1-xi,'11 ivnunntly dresm‘.
in all (blurs of the rainbow, encampml
tin-inspires in a desolate quarter of Paris.
(I111: 1111111115 suddenly from the war and
lurumll of the streets Into an oasis of soil-
tude and silence. The ruins of 1111 old
church make of the place 11 Sort of sum-ill-
ury. The IIiIIIr‘J‘rI on each i-llili‘, our-o Impos
lug. are diluphlutui and ulumdoned. in
oneoi llumun ample bulging was found
in:- ihnsc lmmodcmie lovers of art to
whom the mmidcmtion of personal well
being was quite unliuporiuui-wb11were
more than11111111111111:bmikfmit on anode
111111 to dine on a ballad.
ilnc empty mom of lnuncuse size. 11111111:
rapidly to rack and ruin, seemed mpmiully
fined for their numb' and was soon turned
Infou IiIlliplt‘Ui the arts. ('ouhi the ab
Milly tumble down place have possibly
b.1111 prowl-11111 to the ‘pi'vwgni. day, what a
mine oi,wculi.h, what priceless treasures it
would have been found to contain, for the
impromptu (li‘i'OrlliluliS were undertaken
by 11.111111: tin-n quite unknown, but bound
to emerge Into the i: ll light. of celebrity.
I’eri‘bml upon lmbd'rs, it rose behind the
cur. clg'uivtie in mouth, the [aviation ru-
nmntiques [Il‘lxilicflil lieuterpieccs oi gen-
lus.
(In non-111v pom-Ia high above his head,
furor pmdum-d two exquisite \‘i1‘\\"l of
Italy; below I1lm (‘Imxwrvnu designed 11
Diana bathing. Where Were nlmuiy IndI.
mini the Miami 1111111141- Knm-uiul freedom
of his lulu-r \lekri', (Junillh- Blurb-r covered
the rolling with urh'uinl fancies; Ziiurillutt.
i‘eb-siln Nanioull, Adolphe Lelcux added
their durlntruud plci 111115111111 contributions
and, brush in hand. those artists. flu'ni-
who-1 usplrluu pooh. r111'nilul yer-11111 from
Iluuu and Alfred 1b- .‘Jussol us 41 iltiliur 111'-
|‘l'mnpunluu'nf in [Illillrllil Inspiration. if
“us one of those sci-mo: which merited
('11rlyb-‘s fanciful dw'rlpiinu of the Stir-
ling club "A Ilitlc llum'ry I.1.l.'1111l11i poetic
iiiiollm'l ‘-"'~I1111plcli:1r.
Spt'ncrl' Opposes tho Metric System.
'll.1- 11- has raw-1:111: 111 [mun-1i In the Lou
dun 'l'luu'su 1-‘1'1'11 mi exhaustivonrflcb-s In
”ppm-lilo" In tho llilupliuli ill' Eilltiflibl of
the metric hyslmn, "Itwillruilu-r 1:111”
prlw lllliiIYIs'uplv,” says The l'ull Mall
tin/vile. “to learn that the uutiwr 111' these
urlb-b-s ii Mr. Herbert. Spencer. The
angels buw 1111\n_\'~ Isa-u l'i'lrurilnl us on
the ..‘1111- of the Innovation. mile-r than
against If. Mr. Spencer 1.1111111111111111 olujm'v
lines under (our bond-1. which may be im-
pro-1111111encumber:iln-umundofprinciple,
but will hardly slmlic the faith of those
who know from 11111111111111 n'lmi'fii and lull.
11-1-I-xla-i'lvnwhuwnun-I1lirlflsbiinluxirlvs
are bampvmi in dealing wiihilw meter
using 111111111111. "1- ~13", brb-Ily 11111111111111;
"(ll 'l‘bot mankind began with the d111-
imal system and ubumloiml it in the
mum: of civilization inrcnnynlbpiotd111-
sinus. 11u|~111ll1lly Ihe dumlwimul; (:2) that
the I1‘1'n1111l1fool:am1nlury and a half In
llml out ibo .1111».th l‘lilii‘i‘llli‘iit'l‘iitlfIlli‘
uulrb' 1_1'-11-1n,111ul 1t‘11111 only 11-1711":ch
ilwiu utul: 1' 111111111 I'ulliltillnlllll; (le that In
Ann-rive, where a decimal mlmum pro
1111111, Ii I11 111111-1111 In Ilil'ili’ui on may
aliquot illiihillllill system on the stock eli-
I-buugv, whom Ilnllil'y irmmwtions are
1bl1llvulann1ml', (1) that not only the
practical men of the“ out today, but the
11111111111111 of the 1111-11 nuiuy hundreds of
yours and. have nurlul upon the 1111111er
11111111 of 1.111111 iii\i~lililli_\'. ’l'bc I'bnldcuua
based ibvlr calculations on the number 1111,
which has 11111 dlilsiuos, and We today are
proposing to 1,111 1111111. in a form of 11111111111111»
moot ebunwierlml by n-laiive ludivislblb
‘iy‘il
a“... w.“ ....... «a
A Elmmflii ilwlndic.
"'i'lii‘ Inuit ss'ullur 111 liliiil' I 1111'! knew
of," said A ll. \i'illlnulmm of New York,
"nilli 111n- wlu'h‘ ill‘ll'i’li‘l" iii wry Improb-
able, is being Worked In New York. It is
ihu returning of 111111. pocketbooks. 'I'lie
swludb-r Work»: upon the {livery that all
1111-11 are 1111111111. and he finds enough who
are not linmuai In 1.11.1.1111“11111111111112. Ile
tn'l-I 1m nasnrtuwni 11f 1-I1w1ppo:keiluu1ka,
i'xm'lilos o lsums draft or two In the name
of his Intended voile». pols iniwoor three
counterfeit bIIImf lune: denomination, In-
serts a word will: lb:- nume of his victim
upon It. then. 11111111111111: an honest 11111111111-
sbm. Hills the 11:11: be has nob-vied 11s a
victim, tells him be Inn-1 found ibo pm‘lo'ir
Imola. illuplnylzu its 11111111111111, and as the
man‘s name 1.11111 In ”11' lmk Ia- hml bunt
«1 him up. 'l'lwu 111- Ml.- a Iiiile story oi
brim: wry poor, and ilu- victim almost In.
variably gives him 1.11.1 till end 111111111 the
hook and Its 1111.1111111, (If room: be 111111
say IWIIIIIIIIIL'“ bou be Ilmla that be has been
szmIl1'1I.'lhe 111.111 11 ho thus returns lost
money IIIN‘I‘HI“ In 1111: hing sacral during
a day and will: a a good living ”-—-Wash-
111101111 811111
daring Mitre Millie 11.11.1111.
increased ti
soauwha escrow
by:
Merchant ls Quail: Normllt
relates his esperlence.
Some time ago our representative Inu
terviewed 11112600. N. Warren. oyster
planter and dealer of No. 2 Chestnut
street. The head and manager of this
extensive business. from. its very aa-
iure. has often been subjected to in-
:lement weather and it Is quite pessi-
bie that exi‘fisure while superlutendinu
particular branches. of it induced kid-
ney trouble. At all events when con-
signments are being shipped to Eu-
rope, and this is the busiest part of the
season. he says: "I teal my back tron-
ble me most. 1 i know i have had kid-
ney complaint for a long time. and
chancins to see Dean's Kidney Pills
advertised as a kidney remedy and not
a cure 1111.! had confidence enough In 1
them to get a box at Plainted's drut
store and try them. The first has con.
vin‘cgd me that they were just what i
needed, so! took another box. 1 did
not require any more after that. for
my back become well. I prescribed
them for my son. who has had a weal:
back from boyhood. They cured Im.”
it’s a way Dean's Kidney Pills have.
They do their work silently and quick-
ly. This Is the universal testimony
they have. They are a specific for the
kidneys. On them they act directly.
The recommendations they have are
universal.
The aching back has no greater ene-
my than Dean's Kidney Pills—not In-
lurious“to the most delicate constitu-
tion. Do not act, on the bowels, but di-
rect on the kidneys. For sale by all
dealers. Price. 60 cents per box. or six
boxes for 32.50. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price by Foster Miiburn Co..
Buffalo. N. Y., sole agents for the
United States.
Hives are not dangerous to life. but
they are a prolific breeder of misery
and profanity. I‘loan's Ointment gives
instant relief, even in the worst cases
of this and other enumerating diseases
.0 "us ulsl‘w'“
Cash Clients Not Favorites.
“.I\ cash client In a ram avis to a law:
y,'er‘1i:1lda wall known attorney y11'1t1r1
day, " but whi- -u be dons come he is es un
profitable as be Is rare. I suppose there is
nothing: a laiwyur wishes for more, yet at
the sunn- limo dreads fl.‘ much as the man
who insists upon paying 1111-11: for legal mi-
vico. In my own i'Xllill‘ll'llC” l have only
bad lili‘l‘ti clients who Worn dispuwd this
way. The usual run are the wry opposite
-1Ii11‘y111'\'i~i‘[l:l)'. lint. these, cash clicula
caused 11m no end of wurryului quite a
11113 of money, for, no main-r what 011111
11- 8 1d, 11 1.111111: a fee is mouthing 111: it
Is uilllcult in 11111111111. ills scrvlcm can-
not be 11111311111 or uwasured by any stand
urd,uu11 the price he 1' homes let his opln1
Inn is arbitrary. \\ hen be is confronted
with the cold. I1 111! 11111 hlliiil, ",\\cl| how
much is it (or ihlsi' he has but the 1.111110
confidence and bucklxme to stand up for a
respectable (1:11 us “in 11 I111 sits down and
writes, ‘lv'or professional services! The
result In that 11 cash {1:11 which Is out of
the rumble, for 11 blob there is no sunni-
nrd, is usually about half as 1111111111111 it
really shoubi and would be under other
olreunudaucvs. For Instance, i had an old
client who, when he met with some 1:111-
glcd 1.111an in his business, always wrote
me to roll at his house for a consultation.
After the business was transacted be
Would Invarlnbly my, 'Wvll, Mr. -~.
how much does this 111mm tn" and pull 1)
roll of bills out of 111.. pocket. The sight
of the bill: :«Iiuubl b11111 11111111 11111 courage.
but 111111.111me i would ln'alliill‘, iln'n
charm: bim 11:11.11 what was a $111 piom- of
Work. It is needless to remark that law-
yors iiui'u \11ry few occasions win-u they
are troubled In tbls way, lIUWUVt'I‘.”-‘
l’ltisbun: lliepuith.
New to lit-r.
A ilmrgln cattle buyer, who Is alsoa
good i'n-sbyicrinn, was somewhat sur-
prlm-d 111111-11in in find out how utterly un-
known in a curtain pnrtoi the ('obuun
11111111111111: was the 1:111:11 old i’roahyivrinn
church. it bl said that ho had stopped at
n 1111111qu cabin homo, and during the
nllsvuceui ihu nuiuof thobmuu was 11e-
polluting will: the old 11111111111 for the pur-
vlum: of a row. in the mum: of the 111111-
\’l-l‘silllilll la- n'murIu-d to Iii'l' that she lived
very for back iu the mouutulns. Fin: 1'"-
pllml, "YIN. but 11 11114111 fodder up the
road ibur‘a several other funilllea. " \I'un-
during what religious faith would be here,
be illlllill‘l'll Ii flu-1'11 wi-ro any l’i'l'r-‘liytu
ruins al 11111. IiII‘I'i‘. “i can't say.” elm
mid. "l 111111-1- pay any attention to such
tiliIililI and Wouldn't know one If 1 Was 11:
am It. lint. .Inhu I11 a powerful hunter,
and you can look Inn-k oi the bouwmuong
Illa I1I1lvs,an1l maybe youmn iell If he has
our Lllt ouo.“-- Atlanta 1 'onatliuilun.
“I". -.. » ..
An Iodine-us lirliishor.
A11 oIIb'or oi the ilrliish tulIIIIa recently
11311111111111! himself as personally aggrieved
Isl-111111111111 Iinulbvb journal. lumlvrrtontly
or otherwise, "put some of his follow 111i-
llliauwu down as siiobu.” lie aversilmt
It is not a bed award for the militia when
It Includes 1i princes, I‘.‘ duIn-s, H innr~
qnlsvs, L‘l earls, II Vim'oliuis, ilil I-lrdn, lIlI
borehole. braid-111 innunn-mble lords lieu-
1111111111., blah sheriffs, knights, ole. lioudds
[but many a [whom iu-nlivd "require who
Iano11mro1111lib-d toil than the editor of
11 111111'11p:m:~1."’—-li-Ilulou better.
The Warden of Oxford.
Dr. Symon» 1-1 mid be quick and dexter-
nas when 1111111111011 iiecdvsl. He had ud-
lninlsu-nwl iii“ serious rebuke luau 1111111111
gratitude for irregularity in uttendaium
utthupol. The 11 ictlm. who was it most
sl'rnpulmis chapel 1:11:11, summoned by a
mistake due to u roufusbmoi "aim-11..
pleaded flint be had not labeled a 1 Impei
during the t1 rm, and that the other
rimith must hu- ibedeiunltor. The old
man did not apologise. lie pralmi the
youth 1' his repulariiy, but bode him
bi were lost it should "degenerate into
formalism. "uillarliwuxl' s Magazine.
A life that Is worth writing at all is
worth writiuu minutelr.~iouuiellow.
111111 111111111111 ustsiiyil taller
of and 111111101111 Wee
comfort 11111110111117
Fmtwlhise mate» mtipbt-iliuliliit 11‘: 110W
111.111.111.11 911.111111111‘11111130110 for
sweating. cal one and hot, tired. aching
feet. Try it «day, Sold by all drug-
g'ists and shoe stores. 25c. 1‘rial pack-
age free. Address, Allen 8.011nstcad,
112110;. N. Y.
"Wake 111.111.111.11”... breaking!”
no 1111111 IIertt' 11 Little Early Risers to
the man who had taken them to amuse
his sluggish liver. U. i}. litlllson, E. P
ngsd.
Old People.
illd people who require medicine to
regulate the bowols and kidneys will
find the inner remedy in Electric Bitters.
This 1111-1111 11111 does not stimulate and
coutuinsno whiskey nor other inimi-
i‘luit, but acts as a ionic and alierurivo
It acts mildly on the stomach and bow-
el adding sirengihund giving tone to
th 11112111111, thereby aiding Nature in the
:ri'onunum- of the functions. Electric
litters is an excellent- uppotlzer and aids
dim-slice. llldrwoplv iludlt just. exact--
1y it]: if they 11:11:11.1’1'1110 Ilfly cents
and *1. Hills-r bottle at (i. (3. Stillsou' 1-1
uudE. l’ chd‘s Dru1,r Stems.
Pass the good word along the line.
Plies can be quickly curedwithont an
operation by 14111 1y applying IIeWith a
Witch Hazel :5 ve. (5:. 1). 511119011,
1b.}, Weed.
Two Lives Saved.
' Miss Phoebe Thomusmf Junction City,
Il1., was told by her doctors she had con-
sumption and that there was no hope
for her, but two bottles Dr. King‘s New
Disclacrycompleily cured her and she.
says if 11.111111 her life. Mr Thou. Epgcrs,
bill Florida St. ., S: m Erimclsco, suiferod
from .1 dreadful cold, approaching Lon
sumpilun, tried without result every-
thing else, then lulught one bottle of Dr.
King's New Disclwery and in two weeks
Wes cured. He is naturallyiliuuki'ul.
It Is such results, of which those are
11111111111111, that prove the wonderful cf—
lic1u:yofibls medicine in Coughs and
(folds. 1"1'1'1x ti'izil lmttlt‘rl lit (i. (3. Still-
sou' s and l'. 1’. Wit-(1’s Drug Stores.
Rt guiur rel/.1: 5111: and iii. 00 1
Small 111 size, but great insults.
[ll-Witt‘ 5 Little burly Risers not 1.11- ntly
but thoroughly. curing indigestion,
dyspepsia and couldipaiiou Small pill,
safel pill, best. pill U. C. Stillmu,
E ’.\V'.1'11l
Sim: oi 01111:, (I'lriot'Tol.1'Ix1,1 ,9
L1".11.~'.(,'ol\"rv.1"'
FRANK .I.i'111:.\1.1 make-s oath that be
is the senior partner of the flnu of i". .I.
(Inmm’ 11:13.1, doing 1111111111111: 111 the
City of Toledo, (Jenni: and 11111111: afore-
1.1111,:11111 that said firm will pay the
511111 of one hundred dollars for each and
cwry case of (Juiurrb that cannot be
cunxdl-y the llsf' of i'l.11.1.'< UA'I‘AIiitii
(1111112. Fumc .I. (1111mm.
Sworn in before in:- and subscriIx-d in
my pmzenco, this llib day of ilecenibei',
A. 0., lxi‘ii. .....
1 41'11 ’. .-\. W.il1.1-:.1so.\',
g ’ ‘ 1 Notary Public.
”all s L‘aturrh ( are is taken internally
and 111 is directly on the blood and rum--
011-; surfaces of the system. Semi for
testimonials, iron.
11. ..I iL‘.111.\'1'.'\ 1\' (‘11,,
ltSolll by llrugpbfs, 7.11:.
l’orsous who 11.1131. :1 coughing Spell
1:111:5'11'1glit.ou account of :1 1111111111.:
promotion in the throat, muyoverv-nuu-
if :1! 11111-11 by :1 dos:- uf lino Minute
(Toughiluru l}. LStillsou. l£.I’.\V1:1'-tl.
Children ":4 for
Pitcher's Castoria. '
Toledo, 1).
When Baby was sick. we gave her (.‘astorla.
When she was a ('lu'hl. she cried for (Malaria.
When aim lm‘lllilt‘ Mist. she clan; to i‘astorlA.
When she had Children. she gavethrm Castoria.
When we consider that the intestines
1111- about fivetum-“1111111141111 1I11- body.
\11- can n-ulizo- the into 111- soil. r1111:
exp-noncml Wm 11 the} Iwconm lull 1111111.
I» \VIII' :1( ‘uli: undi Iiulvmi' un'suislum
inllauunuiiou at 11111111. and oomph-rely
111111111115ilu-dilllcully, (I. (.‘. Hulk-1111,
‘ 1’. Wood.
You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
says the St. Loni:- .lonrnuloi Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-Iluc, 1b.-
famous tobacco habit euro, "We klimi
of many cases curt-d by No-'lo- l..11:.
01111.11 prominent “it. Innis :lri',l11I111'I
manic-d and «bowed for twenty 11.1111;
twolsm-svurl‘d him so that c-vvu the
smell of tobacco makes him sick." 1‘41.
'l‘o-llaosold and guaranteed by It ll.
l’lalsml. Nocure no poi l’xnkfri-i-
Sterling itouiedy (30., ew York or
Chicago.
l'il'i IIiIl. Lumber (Iny, l'lL, 11mm:
"i but»: been 14111111111111: from piles I'ui
twenty-five years, and llmuuhi 111y11:w-
illi‘lli‘lilli". [WWIIt'N Witch Hazel
Salve war: I'i‘l'lllllllll‘lllll'll to me 1111 :i [Ilii‘
1111111, so I bought :1 box and it [wrfnmn'd
:1 pernuuwnt cure." Thin la eulyoue
of thousands of similar cases. 1111171111111.
sores and skin diseases yil'lll quickly
when if. is used. U. i}. iliillsou. ii. I
\Vmul.
Children Cry for
pitcher’s Gastorla.
Bucilln's Amlcs Salve
Tbolmst salvoluibo would for cats,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ault rheum, fever
son-s. 11-111 1', c hopped band». clilllilulus,
coins, and all «Inn eruptions, and 1111
tlvelycuroe plb-e, or no pay 11111111 red.
It is gunniuivwl to give perfect. satisfac-
tion or money r: funded. Price 21’: (1111111:
pathos E..l' Weed 1111110. 0. Stillson.
It would be hard to convince a man
suffering from bilioua colic that his
agony 111 due to n microbe with an
nnprrmmmmhlo name. Iiat one dose
of DeWIIt’s (tulle and Cholera (turn will
convince him of 1111 power to amml
Imtant relief. it kills pain. U. U.
Simeon, 11.1'. Weed
Galena
Csitoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. it contains neither Opium.
Ilorphine nor other Narcotic sub-1
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor 011. 'It is pleasant its
guarantee is thirty years' use by
millions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children's Panacea—~tho lethar’s
Friend.
‘CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Csstoria, and are that the facwsimtiJ
signature of
Is on the W
wmppcntr m
Wcshnll pro- '
tect ourselves and the pol-11c at all hazards.
'l‘uP. Clemson Commute?! Murray 51.,N. Y.
” apr’l 05 ’W
1“”MW‘S”
(1‘1“
1876 to I883
ill‘iiees,'i :Ill M11111 nil‘i’i'ib,
nllllM-‘lll’tilrl‘. (‘0NN1
NorWalk .
Lobsters!
Soft
Shell
Crabs!
\L'Q4:1 -,‘.*.-.§:'1'..,;;t .1 _‘
. my H“ 1..
Your Wall Decoration
iiumyu you 11:: 1111151111, or---1- '1..1Iu “vi-'11
11 l‘i'ill'I‘Ih‘ your trial“ 111 surely as the
I‘lli‘lli 11 Ilu'is ilw suit. '1 huh: H no 1-.1-
1'u-1- ll1.1r you can find. The prime: surn~
lt’ 1|" 1111f illllIlI. iliui ii V1111 1'111111'. bore,
311111111 bound In 1:11! something prllly
1111 111111111 11l1at you 111111.111» for 111: low-p
Iinllllm: 1l-'1.
I 2.11.1111“. pop-r hanging: and decorat-
ins!
if not (111111111111 M for you to c: ill at the
~liorl'.1lli 111111131111 end Iwill I11 pleased
to call on you with :1iullllu1-of azunph n
E. E. GORHAM,
1011‘“th A VEJUI'I,
East Nomullr, - - Connecticut
1.13
MAKE YOU”
WA N T 5 K N OWN
turn-1s.
EVENING SEIITIIIEI.
YOUNG-1 MAN!
Why lake the chance of ”I log
wiiimui luauruoce, win-n 'our
i'oul . a day will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $10001
(It. " Ix i'M. a day will glin- you an I‘Imlow-
11111111 ol 0! Will payable- in Four-41'” If you
live. Wllh momma, Ike unylblnu
rlw,il1e but In tin1 chenpeni insure In the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 011.
o: 11111-1111.:
5. S. L’HOMIEDIEU,
In Washington flirt-ct. st. Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler