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INDIA RUBBER SPIRITS.
the Sudden Departure of Mite Kate King from
Brooklyn Society.
Mrs. Jennie Holme*, the materializ
ing medium of Philadelphia, ha* re
cently resumed operation* in Brooklyn,
' “ * ‘ * "he Spiritualist
A Desperate Duel With a Bowie^
- - hHfc.
A most frightful and fatal affray oc
curred at Eberhardt City on Saturday
last, at about 5 o'clock p. if., between
two men by the name of Jackson and
Beek. The former was reoently from
Arizona, and the latter has been a resi
dent in Eberhardt City for the past few
months, eu
The
BgSfcUmMtSi'iJtaS&ii
KHKK.
Palmkk
tor the Comp'exi
Fr.p’rs St. Louie.
DOUBLE YOUR TRADE
drugs 1st*, groc r*&d a ert-Pure Chinn and Japan
teat IP wme t packages tcrcw-lopcant boxes or halt
che tn-tfrotco s’prices »«nd tore rcular.Th* Webs
Tea co id pa.y All ruitin K. N.Y., P.O.Box 4360
and the last issue of the Spiritualist
Banner of Light contains an account of
her devious and wioked ways, as ob
served by the Brooklyn society of spir
itualists. A committee ot the society
spends _ six evenings at her seftnees, ___
| shovel, Some three or four hours after j $10 f,n fjSfiQQ, Invested In Wall BUmI otwn
cabinet, at the society s hril, on Pulton tnis Jacksosj t6tXimei to saloon, >MUi^
’• The “conditions were simply an<J( while the latter was standing in - n - C0V7 of ’ he w>m.strESt rVvirW
WANTED
AGBRTI VOKTHB
bestselling Prize Pack-
sgeln the world. 11 con
tains l» sheets Paper;
,Kew York-
lonths, engaged in keeping a wbon. CflgTfri jfllMT .asiiyap.
he two had a quarrel some time before * IH 8 * IITI , »}>?* «>• *»y «>*<*?«« ~.n,
.a f»fol -i.;-- v— J 1- • WWW orfmntMwtah the La»; »«. «««•{•«»! use i
—•— aaC£JlU 6 j «i< wiitvil ±*?*2r* * 1 any part I
made an assault upon Beck with a knife, j RuSFina
but was driven off by Beek with a flre-
.. . nuip'ii-ut to any Dart
i r- VbLlfHMJLL Jt CO.
ttt West Second street. Cincinnati,G,
avenue. The “conditions" were simply
a muslin bag, loosely stitched together,
* which the medium drew around her,
and its mouth' was tied over her
head. Then she was seated in the
cabinet, and put out the arm of John
Sing through a hole in the door.
Then she put out his other arm, and
then his india-rubber face, with its
black whiskers, well known to Philadel
phia fame. Then she put oat Katie’s
face, being her own, namely; but no
one found it out at the first seance. At
the second seance two of Mrs. Holmes’
black curls hung down over Katie’s
face, and this “ gave rise to the sus
picions.” Therefore the bag was ex
amined, and was found to have trick
seams which opened and closed by
pulling a thread. It was suggested to
Mre. Holmes at the third seance that it
would be well if the lady present could
hold her hands while the masifestr
tions went on. Another lady offered to
sin her to the floor carpet to see if
latie would walk forth materialized
under those conditions. Mrs. Holmes
decline^ to afford these aids to awak
ened thought. An extremely skeptical
gentlemi n observed that John King
aid not walk forth, and that his india-
rubber face had no breath in its nos
trils, while lovely Katie on the other
the doorway, Jackson plunged an eight-
inch bowie-knife to the hilt in Beck's
aide, and the two clinched, and a very
fierce encounter ensued, Jackson using
his knito and fatally stabbing Beck,
who, however, succeeded in freeing him
self. from Jackson, and ran as far as
Dana’s saloon, a distance of sixty yards,
when he was overtaken by Jackson, who
was pursuing his victim with a bloody
and fiendish intent. Beok at this place
called for protection, bnt before the as
tonished bystanders could render him
assistance, the human fiend had done
his work; he had given poor Beok five
fatal stabs. At this juncture, a party
by the name of Brown, seeing what was
going on, knocked Jackson off from the
porch into the street with a chair, and
while he was down, Beck, while actually
dying, crawled' to Jaokson, and taking
the knife which had been nsed upon
^ ^ him, he plunged it into Jackson’s breast,
pin Her to the floor carpet to see if £ fatal wound. Beck died
Katie would walk forth materialized ft i mos t immediately after being sepa
rated from Jackson, and the latter was
bronght to the ooanty jail, where he
lingered until Wednesday last, when
death ended his career. No one here
abouts knows anything of the former
career of Jaokson; all that is known is
his statement that he was from Arizona,
Beck was considered a peaceable man,
and leaves an invalid widow to mourn
his untimely end.
hand, always came forth in a white
muslin bag, and had a warm human
breath. At the sixth seanoe, therefore,
Mrs. Holmes was sought to be searched
by a committee of ladies desirous of
discovering spirit-faces concealed about
her person. But to that she demurred,
and being disenoumbered of her muslin
bag for the laBt time, became suddenly
faint and must have air. Therefore
she tottered from the room very sick;
but the fresh air immediately beyond
the door so revived her that she ran
away like the wind, and never was
heard of in that place again. " Where
fore,” concludes the committee in its
report, “we think she was a fraud”—or
words to that effect.
Pish Culture in Tennessee.
The cultivation of shad and salmon
in onr rivers is an experiment. If it
succeeds it will be a great benefit to
onr people, bnt whether it succeeds or
fails, we know that bass and jack will
flourish in onr waters, and an effort
should be made to obtain a legislative
apporpriation for their propagation.
Nothing can be done in this direction,
however, nntil the professional fisher
men who depend upon what they catch
for their subsistence, learn that all
game laws which prevent the extermin
ation of game fish are in their own
interest; and that instead of trying to
evade, it will pay them better to prose
cute every violation. For instance,
jnst after the yar, all the oreeks and
rivers, were swarming with bass, or
trout, and jack, and the fishermen sold
them readily at fifteen and twenty
cents per pound. A few fishermen
placed gill nets at the months of the
creeks and the consequence is that
scarcely any bass or jack have been
bronght to the market here this year.
Nothing is seen bnt catfish and dram
which find a slow sale at eight cents
per ponnd.
Thus the fishermen can see that tfee j
H nete. have j
We have 'often wondered whether
there is a person in the country who does not
know and appreciate the value of Johnson’s
Anodyne Liniment as a family medicine ? It
is adapted to most all purposes, and is the
best pain destroyer that can be used.
Fabmehs and stock raisers have fre
quently told us that they have seen very good
results from giving Sheridan’s Cavalry Condi
tion Powders to cows and swine before and
after they drop their young. The powders
put them iu good condition, and give them
strength to care and provide for the sucklings.
Km FREE. Wtxrs^T'.'?
WTLL H it. VE ?P R OOOD% Pena HO cents
and we will send by mall, prepaid, our l«mp
Fillmb,with which you can fill any Ktrotene
Lamp without removing chimney o • getting
grerueoutline of Lamp At raise time we mail
you all our clreuars and terms to agent* on
twenty useful household artic et with whlo .
any person can mtke from IS to mu dally.
We want agents everywhere. NATIONAL
AGKSTV jJmPORIUA, Boston, Mass
STHK BKST In the World.
V lit Gives Universal Satisfaction,
k WON OK It KXJ1. Economy.
40 lbs more Bread tobbl.Flour.
SAVKS MILK, KUOS AO.
Whiter, lighter, sweeter, richer.
EVERYBODY Pralsaa It.
'l he ladles are all In love with It.
mijhj like HOT OAK KS,
■Bnd at once for circular to
OKU. V. UHANTZ <fc CO.,
|170Duane St.. New York.
Foreotnil Summer rarer and *H tbs
complaint* generated oy etcesrlvo h> at, hr keep
ing the b oodcooi and the boa el. free with
Tarrant’s Effervescent Seltzer Aperient, -
at once a most refreshing draught and the best of
ail legulati.g medicines
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Y
jst. y. burnhajvts
TtnijBIKTEl
Was selected, 4 years ago, and put to
work In the Patent Office, Washing
ton, D 0. and has proved to be the
beat. 19 sizes made. Prices lower
than any other arst-class Wheel.
Pamphlet free. N. F. BUKNHaM.
York. Pa.
This new Truis Is worn
with perfect comlott
night and day. Adapt!
Itself to every motion
lof the body, retalnlni
Rapture under the
baideat exercise or ae
verest strain until per-
red. sold
Elastic Trass po.,
. 88S Broadway, New York City.
Sent by mall. Call or send for circular and he cured.
P SYOIIOMANCY, or Soul Char min a*
How either sex may fascinate and gain the love
and affections of any person they choose Instantly
Thiaart all oan possess, free, by m >11,25oents; to
Dr. Tntl’a Expectorant permeates the
lungs and causes them to throw off all acrid mat
ter. It Imparts Bound and refreshing sleep.
Aatbtna and Catarrh-8ee D. Langell’sadv’t.
SI LVER
TIPPED
SHOES
I The Let that five million of
pahs of
alLYKR TIP PHD
l^hoes are made a year, shows
how those who use them feel
about It.' 1 hey know that they
last three times as long.
Bconomy Is weiltli—but thei
b?st slice is the
CABLE 8GREW WIRE.
They never rip leak, or come
apart, 7 ry them. All genu ne
goods stamped. <
|GABLiE
| SCREW
1 WIRE
nOT? ConNELL’s Pm Ointment.—Sold by drog-
UUU gists. Wm, H. Cornell, PropY, 8.. Louis, Mo.
flDIIIII CUUH,cheap quick,private. Kopain.
UrlUlu Dr. Armstrong, Berrien, Mich.
ANTED AOENT8._
Better than Beta. A. Ooultkb A
and Outfit free
fcOo,. Chicago
A i el f acting trap, to rid ont all rat andanimal crea
tion. agents wanted. No trouble to sell. Address
John Dildink, LUnestonevlIle, Montour Co , Pa.
E RV0U8. DE BILITY—Theonly cure without
cress
dregs and at triflktg cost. For particulars ad-
Hkaltu Pub. agency Philadelphia, Pa.
T HIS paper Is printed with Ink made by G. B.
Kane & Co., Hi Dearborn Street, Chicago,
and Tor sale by us In large or small quantities.
SOU. NEWSPAPER UNION. Nashville.Tenn.
Wf ANTED, AGENTS—Everywhere tor the
TV Centennial History—600naees.24u engrrv
CO., i e on
24u engravings.
HOUGHTON &
Caution—notice—The genuine edition
| IFE AND LABORS OF
(InS&dlng ufe^TA^fr ^fuiSjA^^UMimioid"
vivtdly his 30 years strange ad ventures, alio
the eurtotiUef, wonders and wealth of that
marvclout country, and la absolutely the only
new. complele work. Hence It sells, Just
think, IE,boo first 7 weeks. Agents’nicceti
would astonish yon, more umnted. send for
terms and positive proof ot genuineness.
HUnBARD BROS., Pub., 144 W. fih st.. Un„ U.
BOY* AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN
Tralced for asnccevf nstnittu business lire tanxht
t ow 11 get a living, m.ke mono.-, and boo;mo en*
terprlsiug, mifnl ritizens Eastmin Bustvicra
Colt*ten►, PouoHKKKPSir, *>’. y on the Hudson,
theonly Institution dev t*a totlilsisreclilly. Tbs
oldest and only pr ctfcal < ommerC'al School, and
only one prov ding slumt'o s ft Graduate*. Re
fers to pztroDB ana graduate t In nearly every cltv
and town. New Builh.no now open. Applicants
enter any day Addtess fur particulars and cata-
ozne of ?,'j0; tradua es In business t
H. G. EABTAAN. LL. D„ Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
NOVELTY SHOES.
Wood and leather combined
keep the feet dry.
Save health. • have money.
Manufkctured by newly In
vented machinery. Samples
sent by mail post paid for 75c.
to |150 p *r pair. Active men
make money selling them.
Send tor free Illustrated cir
cular to AMERICAN NOV.
SHOE COMPANY,
MoadvIllpfPa.
' ELTY
WYOMING MONTHLY
LOTTERY
A FORTUNE FOR Bl. DRAW8 EVERY 30 DAYS.
TICKETS SI E4C1L—SIX FOR $6.
CAPITAL PRIZE $50,000.
Legalized by authority of an act of the Legislature,
ONE CHANCE IN FIVE.
Agent* wanted. Send for circulars. Address the
manager 3. M PATTEB, Laramie City, Wyoming.
IEDICIIB BEIDEBED USELESS!
VowA’g Elzctbo Belts nml
Bauds are indorsed by the
most eminent physicians in
the world for the cure of rheu
matism, war
plaint.
ism, neuralgia, liver cbm-
ut, dyspepsia, kidney tils-
e*-e,*ches.pafns.nervous dis
orders.fits,female complaints
nervons and general debility,
and other chronic diseases of
timeliest,head.liver, stomach
kidneys sndhloqd. Book with
full particulars free by Volta
Belt Co,. Cincinnati, Ohio
. THE SECOND TEXAS
BONANZA
STRUCK 11
A FORTUNE FOR $1.
LEGALLY AUTHORIZED.
Texas Gill Concert Association.
OF DENISON, TEXAS,
CAPITAL, - - - $500,000;
WILL GIVE A
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT
IN AID OF A
Masraic&I.O.O.F. Grans Teaple.
SEPTEMBER 23, 1875.
First Capital Gift *80,000
Second Capital Gift ->..$25,000
Besides gifts in proportion amounting in all to
$250,000.00.
LOWEST GIF r TO A TICKET, $50.
Price of Whole Ticket, $5.00, wliioh
Cons Mi of five $1 Coupons.
Coupon Tickets, ri, which will entitle tho holder
to admission to the Grand Concert and to one-fifth
of whatever gift may he awarded to the whole ticket
number.
Agent* who oan give good references wanted.
All orders for tickets sent direct promptly filled.
Circulate, Papers, Ac., giving full particular* sent
free. In writing be sure snd sign yonr name,
Town, County and State In full.
Orders for tickets amounting to $5 and upwards
sent 0.0. D. if desired.
Address all communications and make all remit
tances of money to
R. COLLINS, Sec’y
Denison, Irxas.
gill n
fifihin;
g nearly
’lers
of
greed of a few who own
cat off their profits on
one half.
These appropriations for stocking
rivers with fish, and the game laws to
prevent catching fish during the spring
season, or exterminating them by
nets, are not for the benefit of ang
or sportsmen only, bnt for the goo<
the entire community and especially
for th% professional fishermen. All
that is neecessary for sucoess is to con
vince the fishermen of this faot, which
their own experience in this oonntry
has already aone, and they will be
clamorous for the enactment of
law* and energetio in seeing to
enforcement,—Chattanooga Times,
t> A AIOWTH —A-anl* wan's* rvorr I 3t
wnerc ■ Business honorable and urn
class* Particulars sent free. Ad*
dress WURTH A CO., St. Louis, Mo.
SE. WHITTIER,
v*: LTV. _--i- .UVCwt ««* Mvtua* MUr
i m. us:;, nr. *r '*
PENNSYLVANIA
AKrvfii&^5.^i^.^fcss t d
Military Art thoco ighly taught For circulars
apply to Col. THKO. HYATT, President,
SOMETHING
work and money tor
rifle, whole or apart
locue. Address Frbj
for yot
kyipf
u Sells at eight. Onr
coin money. We have
a or womSn. bore or
D. LA!»CEL/.*S SEW SSTHBA
AND CAT.Umn SSESZKDY.
BsWnx strutle< t-venty y.»r» hlvrrn life soa
tSsVUUX,I exp-rlmcuti j by com-
"SoldtyOrucnis.
fortanstely dlsroversd • wondertnt
remedy rod sore vure for Asthsnsnd Oturrb.
Wsrrsptsd to reller. In»t»mly .o the pstleo t cm.
lie down t« rent and sleep camtorUUtly. Drug*
rlffU are supplied wltkaample packa^e* for wm
dUtribratom C.II
BURE HILLS FOB COi&K, FLOUR & FEED,
~ hum r a parity, mslhrtiekt
fisrtrtrssp*
j -RtABnerdAr. 6end for/Chrotno Ostslecaa.
S108 $25S!aBw«>K>’» Sow. BoeftfcRMA
hons, wind, tust—
ter bower. SesdWsirpfcs
sst, A pricer.
EDWARD OABMBON, New Haven, Conn.
WUW reiiauw IVIWIe BVIB* * gIMWUI OB HTam PHp
csl collets snd turvlug tbs experience ef s loot sad
soccer.fol l b In. his SMCUdes be has perfected reos*
edits ifcst *-• eflhetasl In sU these esses. His psllenU
are bets* trested by msll or txprsss ewryvkere. Mo
matter who ndled, call or writs, from the mat num
ber ef applications bs is snsbled to keep bis ebaftes
tow. 36 pages, string full symptoms, Cor teo sumps.
MARRIAGE GUIDE,
NOpefes, apepslar bash thieb sbosld be Nad by erery.
ggu Me married Uw, sr cersorts eectsmplsUnz mar.
K i. It coot sill, -.he cream of
ret, the rtihllsof Dr. W.V
Ihoojhts fr m 1st. , ■
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