About The Sandersville herald. (Sandersville, Ga.) 1872-1909 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1891)
DRS. STAB KEY & 1 LVIiN S TREATMENT by INHALATION- trade wABif if."f 6 -^ Trflt0 * oilyNE 1 'iSl® An Awful Sore Limb l<'li>*ili « llasw of Hls«*ase< Condition Hopeless. CuiMMlfiy Cwtlenrn Kemetlies. i almost crippled with 1629AB0HSTBKBX.1-H1LAUELPHIA.PA For Consumption. pepsin. Catarrh. It■<> » , . nllf i a n bllUy, Rheumatism. > ^ Chronic and Nervous DUor ld«, . i i* v v..••ii I re ilnieut," Urs. "Thi^mpoondOxssen^., H)rp(tl , rM1 . Starkey A l alcn. . > tho |„„t seven- Adeipliin. have been "" n «J ljoatmPD t of the teen years is « hn' 11 ^ N tr( ,„ e n magnet- elements of Oiy«en an m k 1 tb0 '• 0,m l ’;;:'t‘ 1 t,s sent sfl over th en’awf'rVsoreTeB*t'rom nrv knee down to xn> : the Skin was entirely gone. and the flesh was one mass of disease. Soma phy 1 clans prononneed it rnonrahle. It lia.t m n'inishnd e.hont one «Mrt £• fhe Herald & Georgian.) JsSS.’S? UST'JS^^ •SUSIEJBaCSfffAWtt tai AnVL. t’ ARK, Editor amt Proprietor-1 mads, as the bntyrio acid, to which = - ' * o " t the rancid taste and odor is owing, TUfnsDAl morning. may 29, 1691. L reft( jj|y uo luble in fresh milk, and . .».n it tm,u is thus removed. WAIFS AM) WAHLS had, an and made portabl world. ... , . p«ion have the liberty f ire Starkey A I 1 well.kuown per rsf.r 10 the Ml ITeatment: K Hoi w« D K 1 . Mon.be* of Con gross Pb,iladelpbi»; mr ^ i EJltor L utherni Pont otio third tb other and I was in n liopeleBs After Irving all kinds of remedies and spend \L hundreds oi dollars, frooiiwbleh I got no i, lief Whatever. 1 was persuaded to try yo OntieuraRemedies, and theresi.lt was as fob 1 ws: After three days 1 noticed a decided elmtigo lor the bottr r, and at the «nd of tw ,„,,nths 1 was completely cured Mv 11 was purified, and the bone ("b\cl.had »J«i eiposed tor over a year) got sou fle.il, beaan to prow, and to-day, 1 v a year, mv leg ia as well as ever it was M.tin.i in'r very respect and no. a sign ot dis Hf'v 8HI. AHKKN.tnbois, Dodgo 0o. t Oh Roches- rlnlor-Ocenu Hew Mouth gad Eczema Cured .... ( ..tlctirn IP Iiiedies wronghta wond To destroy any fonl smell, place A cotton compress will bo built in l 0 ne pouud of green copperas in one Cordole in the near futuro. jquart of water, where the odor is Macon’s new barrel factory will|strongest, andJt^will J^stroy^tbe operation within ten stench in a very little while. Pour 'it down sinks or any place needing _ , ,cleansing, and the copperas will eat Dr. Glover, tho hranklin county ^ along, carrying all before it. wife murderer, who haB been demen-|j u a siek room) pi nco beneath the probably be in lavs. is restored ted since hiB recapture to reason. Dr. Carswell, in a sermon at Doug- assville, the other day, predicted the end of the world in bin yours f „ iqqi contifoha—known as th The new city directory for 18.11 roBe _tho sweetest of all •.eluding Birmingham and I other will do) and put bed and it will purify the atmos phero. To make attar of rose, gather the flowers of the hundred-leaf rose (rosa the old farm roses, none them in N. V. Bov. Victor L J'onrv Observer, Phils l-lpbi i. Rev. Chari.s 11- Cushing, U. U t# Hon'. vi'm- l'onii Nixon Edit Chicago, III. ,.. W. 11 Worthington, l. iito Bi J“£fuD' A Vroo.n«,i. Mr K C. Kniflbt. l’liil 1 ». , Mrl'Mio-- " Hon. IV. V Schuyt. r, Loalob -- Edward L. W il«00, 399 U'0.nl .Mrs. M-mual V. Ortega, l- renuillo, Emma Cooper, Ulilla, M| uninti d 3®Cob'h, A Ex.Vio« Consul, C.isaht.incu f °M. Y. Ashhrook, Bo-1 Binff. Cn- James Moore, Hup t. lolice, Bland An Dorsetshire, EngUml J«col) Ward, llowral, Now Mouth ' Aid thonsanils of others in every p ■■ " 11 United Slates. ° Mode of Actioi broohiir id tl id tl (otic eat cur W. I was troubled greatly will o of (. /.rum, and alter rccotvn g >, nefit lr. i-i tho treatment < • leading specialists hero, I I'"’- , hi it em and la-lore they were at li„ nee l.a-1 left tie . I ncunmen nra Remedies m the beat ann , for dl lts.-o.-s ..t th« skin. NELSON Oil \MHRULVV NR. Concord, A a. . n ’ . i MH.UOl Will uu; t»uu diate suburbs, places the populatii n! j ar or croc k ( with just enough •»t 54,810. In tho sumo area three! ^ {q ooyer tbelll . Let them ears ago there were 4.J.0 f o l je0 P le, Ltund in the sun for a week, ami af * ]Jronsou living? Why, I was told Itorwnrds tho attar (a butyraceous ho fe ll lit Gettvsburg at tho begin-1 oil) will form a scum on the surface, uiug of the fight." which should be removed by tho aid •Ho did, but he got right up agaipjof u piece of cotton, anil reached homo before the nows lie . M. “Oompnund Oxygen ,nd B*bu1U." is lh« title ol a m Cuticura Resolvent n,.. new P.li'Oil and skin I’nrifler. s pUft-st and i m p lisoru us ns . whll t limn >r It. in-d t all impurities and n'H and thus r. nmVea the e. ira tin. great (Skin fur- , and Ontienr „„ cxiinisitn HUin Purifier and Hcan ^a.r tlx- skin ol every trace ot dl- ... I it rics Cnticnra Heoicilics curt- liaoi.se and humor nl Uc skin, seal I i land, with losa Of hair, frnui pimples -crolnla. till. and Mold everywhere. Price, CmcmiA. 60 P 2.. ; Ur- l.vi.sT $1 Prepared M pi,mi.a l)i,vo and t manual, Ooni’tun I. Itipsfuti. |-S nd I >r "How in Cure Hkili Uisea Jll iiluslrations, and luO testiion 1’1M PI.KS n-k-h I-, red, rnuirli. chauiwil ami cured by C L 11CURA SOAP. Will he rnailei adtfress on application. Ue»' 0I\B65—BlHliy to die by other phyaiemns free to any the irroohtiral , i.iii'V DUS. NTARKKI A P.VLI.A, No. 1520 Arch Street Phllatlelplilii, P«> pcsS 198. Pulaski House, SAVANNAH,A. HOW MY BACK ACHES! Hack Aohe, Kidney Paios, and Weakness. S Irenes-, L'menemr Strains end I’ain rflllevetl III lll(lllltl> by the «'Hlll*lim Allli- -Hill iMMNier. The first and only in .titntnoeoiie pain-killer plaster $60 for $30. JUST THINK OF IT 1 Dip Monopoly IIiiHteil Hioagemaut strictly first clasr: Situated in tho husiu centre. tV. M'.IOVlLLE-i W.J. Wriaiit, -WATOHMAKEU—. aud —JEWELEB—8 Dublin, G.c. Mspooial attention oivi-n to the ropiiring ol Euglish and Sivi-,s watches, whore fine work niatiship is neoeu for 12 man tlrs. ivy All work guaranteed G 8 ’90 ly. )o vou wurit ft Sowiug Machine? ' $17.50 to $30.00. WAlUiANTED FIVE YEARS. With all Attachments. Write fut llustrated Circulars of our SI.XLf.ltS’ 'XHW HOM1" $10 to $30, Shved by ordering direct from Head- ijiiurters. Needles for any Machine, ju ctiuts a dozou in stamps. Address The Louisville Sowing Machine Co , No. o'i0 Foubth Avenue, B.OIJISVIl.bli, III'. May 80. nf tho battle.” Mr. Edgar P. Allou, son of the litiv. Young J. Allen, Methodist tui-.sioiiHry to Cbiua fur tho pa“* thirty years, is in Augusta on a visit Hu is an honor graduate of Mercer univi rsity, aud won the distiuctioii of fellowship in Joint Hopkins uni versity. Ho is a brainy and cul tuiod young man and a worthy son of Lis distinguished sire. Han Diego, Cal , Mn v 21. —Alfon so Taft, at one time United State minister to Russia, aud who served iu Grant’s cabinet as secretary ol win aud attorney general, dmd bore today. Cincinnati, May 21.—Mayor Mon by has sent p- notice through tb * chief of police to the president of the Cincinnati Baseball CluD association that the game ad vertised for Sunday will he preven ted by the police, by the arrest ol the players on the hold if necessary. Tallapoosa secured live new in dustries last week— a wagon works, chair factory, shoe factory, stove works and ice factory. They will employ GOO hands. Two miles oi str. et railway aie to bo built by Sept, 1. The total number of dead by thej great dynamite explosion at Tarry- town, New York, last week is now put down at thirteen dead and twenty-three wounded. Every man is accounted for. the coroner. There was a $450,000 fire iu Jack sonvillo the past week. The entire Mohawk block, owned by the Shoe maker estate, of Cincinnati, was con sumed The postollice was on this block, but most of the mails were saved. STORIJfc OF BAER OPINIONS or tvie NEIGHBORS IN DEAD AC WALPOLE, JESSE THOMPSON & CO,. Augusta, Georgia, WTiore II* Us«c t® Recuperate Mid 4W>' He Found rtJ.UUuraata* tVif.— ltaur ' Was R(- C nr«fc. by HU Simple FH»f Near Ills G'Antry Horae. MANUFACTURERS OF No Se.fl, No Sermon. Once having to preach at a church in Regent street, on arriving at the door Bishop WUborforce encountered hia friend Mrs. A in the act of returning to her carriage. What, going away?" Only because I can’t got in." Do you mean that you really wish to stop?" “I camo on purpose.” “Then take my arm." Tho crowd at tho door was excessive. At last the beadlo appeared, to whom the bishop in his blandest manner, Bald: “You will he so good as to give this lady the best neat in tho church.” “Impossible, sir—church quite full!" The bishop calmly, but with emphasis repeated his orders. “Quito impossible!" repeated tho bea dle. “I tell you, sir, the church is quite full." "Oh, but,” was tho rejoinder, “I won’t preach if yon don’t!” Tltis alarming threat at once openod Bumble’s eyes. “Oh, I beg pardon, my lord,” winking. “This way, marni.” And ho deposited Mrs. A in the chnrchwnrdens’ luxurious empty pew under tho pulpit.—London Tit-Bits. Away up in w> hills of Norfolk 00 ty, nestled an-ug the woods, aboo- mile and a l.*lf from the tovm Walpole, ther- stands what is Jt known ns the -obb Farm, but at ■ time this wet tho home of the *| mente.i tragetS n, Lawrence Barr and tut such it L mown for miles arou ■ The old sottk: delight in pointfal. out to visitors. I’hese same people y love to speak of the good old times •#> Mr. Barrett car.' homo. They all spe-- of the 'tragedian “Mr.” Barrett. In an interview with one aged l dent of tho lo>dity much of the -| actor's career W - learned. "Why, yes; f'-ry one in thes.jjr. rememlx-rB tho ? ung actor, and ate charming wife. It nsed to be qui time when ho rt- irned after a Ioumi and it was alotfi -ho shady lanes an pretty nooks iut ) woods that he sfte rest and quiet f. his overworked br “But 1 tell via it did not Lake long to reeupt: -to. Ho would k-j hardly been h re a week lief ore would lx? wandering off into the ■WD". book in hand, v study. Come, aft. will show yon bne of his favorito^ where I liavo kn vn Mr. Barrett to t for hours, reltt-rsing his part, v nothing but the irds and sittiirreJf his auditors, so ar as he knew. | Cl many is the turn hat a few of ns tie | hors have stolen own to within eat 'of tho actor and Toned to his word) was u great treat >r us all.” nauRjiT in LOVE. In answer to io inquiry as to fed Mr. Barrett cam> to reside among It; the old gentloma gave quite a chuck) and with his fai wreathed in siniiij said: “Why, hh-ss ycir heart, he fell in with one of our. ;.etty girls. Isay life, because we have i< wuys luul many in disirict. Him \v« a Mary Mayer, lived with her wide, John M. Ms Doors, Sasli, Blinds, Mouldings, Yellow Pine Lumber; Laths and Shingles- DEALERS IN Window Glass and Builders’ Supplies, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard, Hale St,, Near C. B. It. Yard, Telephone Connections with all Principal Hotels and Omn WRITE FOR PRICES, OR CALL ON US AT OUR OFl'TOI’i June 1880—lv COLLAT BROS. Shoe, Slat mid Clothing Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL. 140 BROUGHTON ST., SAVANNAH, GA. We aro tnou’s Outfitters for nuv article in Clothing, Fnruiabini Goods, Shoes and Hats Iu Shoes we also carry a complete line for Ladies Misses and Chil dren. Orders filled promptly aud sent C. O. I)., subject to oxumiuutioiy Tf not. satisfactory, return at our expense. Reference, any Bank in Savannah. N. B. Mention this paper wher vou order. Nov. 20. who then resided it tho old homcBte i 1. Tim comes from A Charming Incident. The horn of the Alps is employed in the mountain districts of Switzer land not only to sound Ihe cow-call, Int for another purpose, solemn aud religious. As soon ns the sun has disappeared iu the vales and its last i are ju-t glimmering on the snowy summits of the mountains, the herdman who dwells on the loft iest peak takes his horn and trum pets fortli “Praise Go.l the Lord!’ \!l the berdmeu in the uiegbbor- hood take their horns and repeat i he words. This often continues ft quarter of an hour, wLile on all sides the mountains echo the name of God. A solemn stillness follows; every individual offers his secret prayer on bended knee and with un covered head. By this lime it is quite dark. "Good-night!” trumpets forth the herdman on the loftiest, summit. “Good night! is repeated on all tho mountains, from tho horus ol tho hoidmeu aud the clefts of the rocks. Wire Finer Than llalr. Wo are fit work just now on some pretty small wire. It is l-GOOth of an inch in diameter—finer than tho hair on your head, a great deal. Ordinary fine wire is drawn through steel plates, but that wouldn’t do for this work, because if the hole wore away over so lit Je it would make tho wire larger, and that would spoil tho job. Instead, it is drawn througli what is practically a holo in a diamond, to w hicli there is, of course, no wear. These diamond plates are made by a woman in New York, who has a monopoly of the art in this country. The wire is then run through lmichinery, which winds it spirally with a layer of silk thread that is .0015 of an inch in thickness—oven finer than the wire, you boo. This wire is used in making the receiving instruments of ocean cables, tire galvanometers used in testing rabies and measuring insulation of covored —Interview with a Manufacturer. "You see, Mar was a bright, in gent girl, who lxu< been given an o lent education 1 her father. P)| Mayer. Ho kept a confectioner’s on Tremont atr-it, Boston, and though Mary liy. I out here witli undo she frequently visited her pi and there becalm acquainted wit Barrett. They frated a friendship, which soon ripen'd into love, untl|niar' ringo was tho rest It. “After their in .rringo they ms farm their homi It was her. charming dnught rs were reare educated, end I t l you ‘papa's’ coming every sun nier was quite for tho people of Uo North End had grand times, and no ono up to enjoy thorn moi than did the and at that time ri ing actor. "Ho lived amou us many yea every ono in thoseuays had a kin. for Mr. Barrett; h. was respected who came in conts t with him. generous to a fault, and many people who have lived thrnugho year on the bonnt* he bestowed THETJS BROS-. WATCHES, JEWELRY, STEuiurisa silyeeware, FRENCH CLOCKS. OPERA CLASSES, SPECTACLES. Watch and Jewelry Ilepaivimr Done bv the Most Skill Ini Workmen. >, and ord J i. A RemoJy For Mites. A lady residing in Sumter county furnisbtB the Americus Timos-lie confer with what she claims to be a thorough mite exterminator. She has used the receipt with splendid results, and her fowl house is now ntirely free from these horrible lit tle inseotB which breed death and destruction to all tnauuor of young fowls. The preparation is simple and in reach of all. It is hot water strongly impregnated with carbolic soap aud kerosene oil. After the nests aud roosts have beeu carefully Hushed 2 or 3 times the mites entire ly disappear. This is certainly worth trying, for chickens are very scarce on the market, aud anything that tends to the protection of the fowl crop will be of vast benefit to many. ___ by A Waste of Money. An actor told the following story the other evening: Ifo was on a train which was coming into Now York. In the seat before him sat two countrymen who wero evidently on their way to the theater. They begun to talk about actors, and ono of thorn said; “These actors get awful big salaries. 1 don’t see how they can afford to pay ’em so much. Now there's X . They say ho gets fe!00 a week and the cast of char acters. Just think of it! Two—him— tired—dol—lurs and the cast—of—char— nc—tors! And the cast—of—char—ao— ters! That seems a wicked waste of money!’’—New York Tribune. Kconomy In Wealth. ^\my—1 confess tlint I lovo you, Jack; but tell me, how could you support a wife? You Imvo no money, I am told Jack Puffer—Oh, that's all right. I’m going to give up smoking.—Epoch. i>f it. Tlio Way “And wasn’t George paying a great deal of attention to Edie?” "Yes; but lie’s not paying so much at tention to her now. They’re married, you know."—London Judy. J»e their slid me ime We <4rcd ■t ung all i was ? a it ring sits thy wliolc iiat ore. Mr, ake elnc 'oar ct9>us one lost and low Toothache may bo prevented using for tootb paste simple flour of sulphur. It preserves the gums aud prevents decay. A certain cure for corns is obtain ed by taking one teaspoonful lar, one teaspoouful coarse browu sugar and one teaspoonful saltpeter. Warm the ingredients together. Spread on kip leather the size of the corns aud in two days they will be drawn out. A sure remedy for inflammatory Adventure of a S»i?aelnn» Mule. Mnllic, an old piebald mule, had a re- markablo adventure in Cincinnati. Her owner, Charles Cole, had led her into the stable yard. Suddenly tho treacherona earth caved in and buried the animal under a mass of rock and dirt twenty feet high. Colo escaped falling into tho pit. An hour later the exhausted mule showed her head 200 feet away at the mouth of n sewer only two and one-half feet in diameter. She was assisted in emerging from the sewer. She had been almost skinned alivo. Her rough hide was seamed and dotted with numberless gashes from which the blood flowed. Great bruises appeared on her sides and abdomen, while her legs were so strained that she could hardly stand. Nevertheless Mollie was very much alive, as she betrayed by a “ Yee-haw-w! of triumph and a nonchalant twirl of her short tail. The animal had emerged in a ravine near Gilbert avenue. Her trip through tho rock hound sewer was somewhat aided by the downward slope of the channel and by tho slight stream of water which lubricated the masonry of the lower side. Nevertheless, Mollie’s escape was a most surprising one, and probably never equalled ill the line of animal adventure. — Cincinnati quiver. his short sojourn it the summer n ,o4ths. I remember that dJ.ring ono of hi he offered to erect - house for a man and hia famil and pay the bill. “It was his many acts of charit f made him beloved ky tho people u We had stirring limes in those dayfs. Barrett and his fronds usod to things lively, and liis genial, gi disposition was in a measure info and had a tendency to make evei pleasant. Ills GENEROSITY, “Yes, I have milling but the pleasant recollection of Mr. Barre t liis amiable wife when they bile these parts. "lie did for other? what few mep odays would do witn more monelyjtlm ever ho possessed. lor years lie supporl ed liis mother, his widowed sister and family aud many people who had no claim whatever upon him. Ho always gave largely to any 'hardy, and at times going short to do I remember his sinter, Miss Barrett, coming to live at tho farm, but she so in followed iu the footsteps of her brotner and married Mr Tisdale, one of our townsmen. For tl newly wedded pair l.o purchased ai-VXM) house in Walpole. “A: 1 the summer months began to wane Mr. Barrett used 11 study very hard, and yon could meet him iu the road at all times talking to himself. It was at tlie.se times that kr. Barrett usiid to cause his friends much anxiety, up this hard study was too much for his over taxed brain, and lie several times [wan dered away. On cue occasion tfc was caught just boardin' a train at Dell ham for Boston, having walked the idiole seven miles with hub little of hislordi- nary wearing apparel on. But he always came around aU right after a shortjrest “It was just pie for us count®’ fel- S. W. COR. BULL AND BROUGHTON STREETS. SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA- Nov. 27. ’90. Passenger Schedule GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA R. R 3UWANEE RIVER ROUTE TO FLORIDA. Taking efleot November 2, 1890. Standard Time, 90th Meridian. GOING SOUTH. GOING NOllTH. 2.15p.m., 7.10a.m., Leave. 0.15 p. in., 10 45 a m., Arrive. ... Allanta ... Macon 6.3 ) i>. in., 11.00 a'm.. 9.00 p. ni , 1.55 p. m., 10.28 p.m., 3 25 p.m. 12 08 a. m., 4.51 p. in., 3 30 a. ui ., 0 53 p. w Leave.... Arrive.. , Arrive. Arrive... , Arrive.. . MficoD .. .Cordole .. .Tltn .. V.ilduutu... . .Ike City.. Arrive, . Arrive, . Arrive, . Arrive, . .Arrive, 9,15 p. ra , Arrive.... . Jiiokso.iville.. . Leave, ’ 8.15 a. m., 10.10 p. m., Arrive. ... .Vulutk* . Leave, 3 10 05 a. in. Arrive ... ,8t. Auqnstine. . Leave,.. ... Arrive, 10.00 p. in , 10.60 a. i*. ...Leave, G 10 p. ui., (i.f.Oo. in, 5.55 p in.. 0.35 a. in. 3.23 p, in.. 4 07 a. M. 1.30 p.m., 2.33a. m. 12 01 p, in., 12 55 . ra. 0.65 a. u., 9.45 p m. 7 00 a. m., .01/ a. in., 5.25 p, m. 2.30 p. m. Trains arirvu and depart from union depot iu Macon, and Palatka and F. 0. A 1. dspot- Jacksonville. I’nlm-m sleeping oars on night trains. .... . „ Connection north bound nod south bound i-i mud© in Macon with train a of ueutrai an E.T.Y tt On. ililroadH, A. O. ) NAFF, J.T. UOGI!, L. J. HA11BT8, Trulliu Manager. General Pans Agent. Ticket Agent. HEN ItY BURNS, O. T. aud i‘. A No 510 Mnllberry, St. Macon, Ga. ' " ltODES, Jr , Soliciting Agt-nt, 0 Kimball Block. Miauls, Ga. _ OONOVA, O. T. A. H. T. HIGH tltl), Agt. Union Depot, \V. I’. LAWSUE.jl. Palatka, Fla. ES MENZIES, Southern Agent, 98 West Bay street, .Jacksonville Fla. • O. CKACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THE COUImIRV. WILL OBTAIH liTtTOH VALUABLE IF FOHMATIOH FROM A STUDY or THIS! HAP OP lows to get Mr. Barrett to tell us of hia experiences wtilo on ‘the roi 1,’ as these theater people call it. We tn ed to sit on that wall, and Mr. Barrett i mnld hand out tho cigars, and after we were uU lit up reel off seme line storiei would bo well worth printing if 1 only rememlicr them. “I could tell you lots of good performed by Mr. Barrett, but of the people aro still alive it v mild En- When you aro constipated, have headache or Iosb of pppetite. take Dr. J H. McLean Liver end Kidney riilets; they me pleasan so take and will cure you. If you have a painful sense of fatigue, find _ your duties irksome, take Dr. J. H. MeLenD s .toaUsk i» made l,j takiaa ,=« «a ounce pulverized saltpeier auu put-l } hardly he fair. Ho was a most tionate husband, :i loving father most estimable gentlaman, aud n but regrets were expieesed when cided to leave us lor Oohassot; but what was Walpole’s loss was Cohasset’si ain.” —Boston Globe. that ould loeds most ffcc- md a bin, ? do- , ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC Fatal to Piety. Wool—Why are you no sure Bli lulls’ piety Mill be short lived? Van Pelt—He had a birthday 3 :&ter- day, and his wife gave him • a fa stain lieu.—Munsey’s Weekly. That Bouv-tempered, cross, dyspep o in dividual, should take Dr. J. II. Me <ean n Sarsaparilla! It will make lilm feel t> well and hearty as the healthiest of ub. Hflueeds bracing up, vitalizing, that is all- Yon cannot accomplish any work n busi ness unless you fill w. 11. If you foe used np—tired out—take Dr. .1. B. McLeui 8 ciur- saparilla. It will nive you health, si ength mid viality. To allay pains, subdue inflamatlor, bcal foul sores and ulcers the most prom) ‘ and satisfactory results are obtained byjusiug ting it into a pint of.sweet oil. Bathe 8e wing machine latest improve. DrT »- MtUean’S ■ affected aud a BOandt*^ „ e d either;bv treadle or crank, can - old Dr ’^ " the paits cute will speedily be made. ; be bad, at Hxbaxji’s offloe. t City-to Bock Island Davoiiport, Dos IlolnoB. Chicago, ano, na tor . LEA ROUTE, to Spirit Lake. Ptpcntono, Worthington, “ionx eaim, v. •» . town, Minneapolis, St. Paul, end intervening; &™ a R ? n T d 0 S ehort, direct route. In connection wlt.i lines ftom ri®*"** ^'iSS n » at I.oulevUle, Nosliville, and Eastern and Southern points con 'oiRuus iia.nbi-.B City, it also conetltute s THE SHORT LINE TO DENVER AND THE WEST, FROM THE MISSOURI RIVER. it traversoB vast areas of tho richest farming n ! 1 * / ?r,?Smfir>ii? , swtom of world, forming the Bpeedios^moBt^popjMe^ando^onomrca^systo^^ tfanEporlation'to^an^from^aJl^bitiee.^raB^mxd^ectl^s^i orado and the Indian Territory. --j-nras. cier Kaneus City and Caldwell, Hutchinson and .Dodge City, Palace Sleepinfef Care to and from Wlo lita aud Hutchinson. MACNIF1CENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS, Loadlurrall compotitors in splendor of equipment,cooUn t£o looomotivo in winter, well ventilated an a jreuju on arrival ofJtrains tVom the^Bwt ’ steam from tho locomotive in winter, we. —leave Kansas City and St. Joeopb dally, o» * IT*,Y‘pSleepers ana and Southeast, with elogantD ay ?wi'l'HODT OIIAKOliito PRISE Reclining Chair Care, RUNNING riU.tOUGli W 1HGU >. c'“-; rt(in t in- Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, illHotola at con- torvoning stations in Kansas »nd Colorado. ^“^“AjSi^sn^ioUciouL meals venient Btatione west of Kansas Citv and St. Josepu iurni^u u at seasonable boura and at moderate prices THE ROCK ISLAND IS THE FAVORITE TOURSST LINfc To Manitpu, Pike’s Peak, the Garden^of the£gdB, OMcade^ ^f t fos, sanitary Pal^,'Idaho’Spriners/the mounuiin'parksTrnininfi:’camim and^iUos^Bftniww resorts, hunting aud fishing grounds, and Bcenio attractions, „„ Rmen t . junds, and scenic attractions rovG mont ItB Ve'stibuie WxprosB"fmins Me equippedove^modex^imi o t Its Vestibule uixpross iTaiim we uqu^^ou U,; various enjOYLP^. that can add to safety, convenience, o^for t and Colorado (In Union They also make close connections at terminal ciuiee in v-' , rinion PaciflOj DepotS with tho Denver and Rio Grande, Colorado Midland, union * Denver Texas and Fort Worth, aud all other divor 5^-?hi « 3 yvostorn Trail,” For Tickets, Maps, Time Tabloa, Folders, copies of the .veswuu (issued monthly), or f’urthor desired information, uddre..s JOHN SEBASTIAN, Oaa'lTiokotAFMX. A*«ta E. ST. JOHN, Gsneral KLanuger. CHICIAQO, ILL.
