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South Haven Sentinel (Newspaper) - February 5, 1887, South Haven, Michigan% pc a South Haven Sentinel published Keffery South Haven t saturday. Michigan. Mem Down the Stream. I. Aoa Mam. A Maiden stood upon a Shore. And heard a lightly dipping oaf. The morning Light was flashing Clear a Thrush Vas loudly warbling near. A boat came gliding Down the Stream. With Ripple soft and Plash and gleam. She Neer had seen the youth before he Neer had touched upon that Shore but when she saw him up the Stream. Fresh from the Mountain s Early gleam the old old wonder working spell around them both like magic fell Aid Ere his boat had drifted by a change came Over Wood and sky. The old familiar Stream and Shore took a Hue unknown before. He lightly Drew his boat to land. He lightly reached to her his hand and. Leaving All that they had known. The two went Down the Stream alone. The Boatman s face was Good and Strong the Boatman s oar was Tough and Long. The Maiden s face was Sweet and fair she Felt no faintest Wesr care. She smiled upon her Boatman True and said a i Trust my life to the Thrush Sang the Bank alone the Maiden Down the Stream had gone. In the voyage. The Stream that leaped from Mountain source grew wider in its downward course but still together sad alone. The Maiden and the youth went . They heard the Ripples Lap and Plash. They saw the White oars gleam and Flash. The dewy flush morn had fled. The Sun shone brightly overhead. The youth rowed bravely Onward still but Shoals and rapids taxed his skill. The Maiden s face was Sweet and fair but her brow Werr lines care. The Flowers that bloomed in her White hand when first he Drew his boat to land. Were scattered now along the Stream. Wit cd and scorched by Noonday beam. Yet they had left All they had known. And must go Down the Stream alone. A�1 though her heart was filled with fears she smiled upon him through her tears. And said a i Trust my life to you. Never was Boatman half so the River s tide Wen sweeping . The woman Down the Stream had gone. M. Fire sir. The Sunset Falls Shore and Stream. The Waves give Back its Flash and gleam. The Boatman rests upon his oar. The two float Down the Stream once More. Shallow and rapid All Are gone. The rippling Stream flows smoothly . The Little hands that at their Side had dabbled in the flashing tide the Little lips that for a while had caused the furrowed Cheek to smile All. All Are gone and Fin the boat together and Alon Erth y float the Silver lies upon their hair. But now they feel no tear nor care. The to slows surge a and tumult cease. Their boat glides in perfect peace. Their eyes turn backward up the Stream toward the Mountain s Early gleam he sees a Lovely maids stand. And reaches out to her his hand she sees a youth come Down the Stream. With Ripple soft and Plash and gleam. Yet when he views her Silver hair he thinks that she has grown More fair. The wrinkled hands and furrowed brow seem like a sweeter vision now. And she forgets that he is old. While his Strong hands her own enfold. She says a i give my life to you. Never was Boatman half so the River s tide sweep gently the couple Down the Stream have gone. In. Death. A Breeze Oomes blowing from the sea the Ocean eternity. He says a a our Stream will soon be gone and shall one land and one go 1 chose my boat Roate Long ago if you Are gone How Ean i Row she smiles upon her Batman True. And says a in death i Trust to you. My old companions Are no More Why should i wait upon the Shore in youth 1 gave my life to you. Never was Boatman half so the Stream and Shore Ore left alone the Boatman and his charge have gone. Hand clasped in hand they reached the sea together in eternity. A a Ellen w. Carty. Toning professor Lascelles. Us was not a bad after All. Valentine across the room and bed beside her Little v a Good Morrow. A tis St. Valentine s Bay a Sang Leslie kneeling an ottoman by the window anti looking out into the morning Sunshine. A and there s my Valentine a she went laughing. �?o0 Gypsy Wake up it s Uncle Tom and lie la the sure to Send me something pretty for he s looking straight up Gypsy turned Over in the Little White bed and lifted a pair great sleepy Gray eyes toward her sister. A i Don t know what you mean a she said dreamily a what Are you looking for Leslie Quot Leslie Daft ced a fat Down the Peistor to talk. A he told me Abbot it last night after you went to bed Uncle Tom did. He said people hundreds years ago always used to look out the window to see their Valentine avid the first one who passed was the it be. He Sang a funny old verse about it and he told me Ever so Many things they used to do. And i said i should Lookout myself this morning and so i Dkl and he is the first one himself. He just did it purpose i know. I think Uncle Tom s splendid. I mean to Send him a but ton Hole bouquet with a Valentine card and hell have something Lovely for me you just see a r a but then i ought to look out too a Baid Gypsy jumping a. A a can to people be a Valentine to t to people perhaps he s out there now. Uncle Tom likes me Ever so much. He carried me my the Way up from dinner last night his shoulder. I like Strong people. To going to look too Leslie a a Uncle Toms gone though a said Leslie. A i saw him turn the Corner. He laughed when he saw my head sticking out Between the curtains. But look go Psi it la be fun to see who comes by. A Gypsy climbed the ottoman in her turn and stood there holding by the curtains a pretty Little figure in her White Nightgown with her flying yellow hair top. Her Cheeks were very Pink As she waited for some one to come in sight. The Long dark lashes almost hid the soft eyes As she turned toward the Street some one paused at the Street Corner and looked steadily at the Lovely Little picture a moment before she saw him. When he tall thin form did come in sight Gypsy Slid Down from her Perch with an exclamation titter dismay. The Pink color mounted to her forehead and she gasped so audibly that Leslie burst into a peal laughter. A Gypsy Hollister who was it a she cried. A a Whf sort a Valentine did you Sec Tell Gypsy i shall Tumble off the bed laughing if Yon look like that a a it Isnit any thing Tony a said in Dolgust Gypsy. A what makes you laugh Leslie it Wasny to anybody for a Valentine at All it was just prof. Laa exiles out for a walk a a prof lamed Les a a Leslie laughed harder than Ever. The Tail a professor my aug had been the fascination and terror Gypsy s sensitive soul Ever knee the Day when he same to Board at Hollister what did it a Natter to her that gggf9to Wal h profound re a feet by All the inmates the honed that he was spoken As the most distinguished musician the City sad that it was regarded As a matter Pride that the great College should have been Able to secure him and especially that he should Honor this House with his presence Gypsy cared nothing about such things. He was so thin and so silent and had such piercing dark eyes and Bis Gray hair fell Over his forehead in such a Peca liar Way and he looked at her so it seemed to Gypsy when he was in the room that there was no one but herself for him to look at whatever she did his eyes seemed to be upon her even when he pretended to be Busy about something else. And in spite herself she would find her own timid eyes drawn to look at him blushing furiously As he turned hastily away apparently trying to hide from her that he was watching. He never spoke to her. Prof. La see lies Seldom talked to any body. He came to the dining room at meal times and now and then consented to play Liis wonderful violin in the boarding House Parlord always looking As if he thought no one in the place could listen properly but that was All none his fellow boarders had More than a speaking acquaintance with him. Even when Gypsy a pretty Mamma came rustling up and said a ooh its too Lovely for any thing. Professor a he Only thanked her with a stiff Bow and walked out the room Vith a scowl his face. Gypsy s father and Mother had talked about the great Man s habit watching their Little girl and wondered what could be the reason for it a it frightens the child a said her Mother a a she a such an Odd Little Hing if it was Leslie now shed Only in Joy it no More idea How pretty she is Gypsy has than a Little Canary and she s just As easily upset As Dicky there. Could no to you just make up to the professor will and give him a Little Friendly hint that he a making Gypsy a life a Burien to her a a to which Gypsy papa answered that he would like to see anybody drop a hint to prof. Lascelles a make up to him either for that matter and that if Gypsy lived to grow up As Dainty a creature As she was now she would be obliged to get used to being looked at and finally that if mrs. Hollister want in the Pim professor interviewed she might undertake the Job herself. Nobody had Ever spoken to him the subject therefore and this Valentines morning Gypsy had a vivid re meal France him standing in the Hall and gazing after her As she Rode Tri ump Hartly upstairs Uncle tonics shoulder the night before. He had turned away almost impatiently her laughing eyes met his and grew suddenly sober. It was very annoying that she must have him fora Valentine for he is your Valentine Gypsy a cried Leslie. A you can to get out it. He a your Valentine and you la have to Send him one and you la have to be friends All the year Uncle Tom said so. Of what fun it is a a must i really 1 sighed Gypsy but her boots with a melancholy gesture. A to Leslie Chi Ildna to we just change off you could have the Valen Tine Uncle Tom sends All the same could t we change does it really have to be so Leslie Pirouette gaily in front the tall Mirror. It was too tempting a Chance to tease her sister. A ooh you la have to keep your own she said. A the s your Valentine and you can t change. I Don t see what makes you feel so about him. He just likes to look at you that Sall. Most Likely he wants to get acquainted. Well hell have a Chance now. What la you Send him Gypsy i done to Lelieve hell get another Valentine at a wont Quot he a asked the Little one looking meditatively out the Mist Golden hair As she brushed it out. A the does t look As if he had any friends Quot went Leslie watching the effect he words with dancing eyes. It would be such fun a to Tell a if Gypsy could Only be persuaded to Send a Valentine to this Etc noir her existence. A the gives lessons All the time and lectures and i heard papa say he worked dreadfully hard. He looks As if he did t have a Good time a May lie he gets homesick a said tender hearted Gypsy faltering in. A perhaps that s what makes him look Cross Leslie perhaps. Do you suppose he Ever had a Valentine a Leslie clapped her hands noiselessly behind the table. A a she Sall Safe to do it now she a got to pitying him a she said to herself. A a what la you Send a she asked aloud. A you la have to course Gyp Why what would he think if you did to May be he just went out there to Hunt up some one for a Valentine. You done to want to Hurt his feelings a Gypsy Shook her head silently. She finished dressing and went Down to breakfast with the others very quietly. Uncle Tom coming in with a great Box Candy for his a Valentine a pinched her Cheek and asked what the Price thoughts was this morning but she Only gave him a Little laugh for answer. She was thinking very busily and earnestly about the dark face at the other end the table. Was he very lonely and did he really have a hard life and Leslie said and had he never had a Valentine nobody was talking to him. Would it Hurt his feelings very nit Ifcic if she would not have him for a Valentine Gypsy looked Over inquiringly at that Point and As usual met the keen eyes fixed her. She looked straight Back into them this time Flushing slightly with a Little trembling smile. Nobody saw it but the professor himself. Could it have Boen Only that that made his face Light up so and brought that smile to his own Stern set lips Gypsy wondered about the matter a Good Deal As she went upstairs. Perhaps she had been hurting his feelings All this time. Poor prof. Lascelles a Mamma if you were All alone and away from All you friends what kind Flowers would you like Best for a but ton Hole bouquet?1 said Gypsy resolutely an hour two later. She was standing at the door with her for eap milled Down Over her curls and her Little per h purse in her hand. Mis. Hollister looked at her with a Little perplexed smile. Leslie bad told her about the episode the morning and she had laughed Over it and decided the Fot. As she Choco without asking p a a it might Merit the shyness she thought and it could do no Here a a but that Little mite sending a buttonhole bouquet to prof. Lascelles what a Earth will he say a thought my. Hollister As she laughed outright a Hrip foe Hugh before she persisted Gypsy knitting her Soli brows and her Mother answered at random. A a ohm Violeta i should think. Done to go farther than the Flower stand at the Corner Gypsy and come directly a i most put a verse to it a thought the child climbing the stairs her Way Back. A Leslie did for Uncle Tom. And All my Valentines were sent off yesterday. But there a the pretty card in my Bible with the violets it that i had from sunday school. I be got so Many that i can spare that and it does t matter if it Isnit a real Valentine its so pretty. And such a pretty verse. I guess hell like it so the Little card was brought out and tied to the violets and the living Flowers Lay against the pictured ones with the tender Bible words looking out Between them a be Good cheer i have overcome the and Gypsy with her face very serious and resolved went slowly up the stairs to the next floor to leave them at prof. Lascelles door. Mrs. Hollister waited to see her come flying Back but she did not appear. Fifteen minutes half an hour and More went by. The Mother went out into the Hall and listened for something from above. Nothing was to be heard until after a Little the voice the professors violin came floating Down to her. Such music mrs. Hollister stood the stairs listening half breathlessly so Sweet and Clear and. Joyous were the notes. It was like the song springtime and Sunshine with something deeper and sweeter beyond that brought the tears to her eyes As. She listened. Could he be playing like that for her Gypsy she went Back to her room to wait for the child a return in silent wonder. A i would t disturb them for any thing after that music a she said to herself. They came Down stairs together at dinner time the tall professor with the Little Bright haired girl clinging to his hand. The other boarders looked at them in open astonishment they both wore such Happy faces. Leslie sat in dumb amazement to see her timid Little sister in such company and still More at the sight a curiously carved Amber Cross Hung about Gypsy a neck by a velvet ribbon. The professor had the violets in his Button Hole. It was a very singular state things. O Mamma a cried Gypsy afterwards to think that he should have been the one for me to see out the window and he never did have a Valentine and to caught me tying it his door when he came in from his lesson and i was so scared till he began to talk so fast about it All and the violets made him cry Mamma really an let truly so i said please not to and i did t mean to make him feel Bai but it was t that. O Mamma it was his Little girl that looked just like me and every one them dead Mamma and not any Only left to belong to him and he said he could t help watching me All the time. And she used to have violets for him every morning and he used to play for her. And he played it for me the thing she liked All about the mountains and the cows coming Home and the horns blowing and Flowers and every thing Lovely. He told me what it All meant. And her name was Rose. And he put her Little Cross me to Wear always because she always did and he will teach me to play myself her Little violin if i can learn and Mamma he in t Cross a bit its just because he gets so lonely and he wants me to come up often and i am so glad i sent the Valentine a a so am i a whispered Mamma looking at the Little Cross with misty Eye. And prof. Lascelles holding the fading violets with tender fingers in his lonely room murmured to himself a and so Comfort comes even now the Good god has not forgotten me. I will be Good cheer a a a Chicago Advance. Mew York fashion letter. Yat Vot ant oort pro a Haw Calary a to Blos Pulty la spa fac Cea special correspondence All the prediction with regard to velvet both for Goa Tomfor and their accessories have been realized the present season. Wherever fashionable people have met at Gay Winter entertainments there have appeared these Moat Superb dresses both in deep Rich tones and in exquisite Pale tints. Not always have these materials appeared in a Complete dress however for just As there Are coinages velvet with shirts lace tulle silk examine embroidered Muslin there Are also corsages net lace India mull with skirts velvet with portions the diaphanous fabric draping the skirt another popular Alliance with velvet is the soft Beautiful faille fran Caise this corded silk being mad up in conjunction with velvet in visiting and dinner gowns exceeding Richness. Black lace dresses preserve All their popularity and will Long continue to do so for there is no prettier More elegant convenient becoming toilet ladies who like change introduce variety by having drawings striped transparent silk Gauze magnificently beaded Tab Liers panels they produce a Gayer effect by tee introduction trails exquisite French Flowers upon skirt and Corsage. Sample cards the new Spring Wolers have arrived from abroad and by these it will be seen that All shades Brown from Reddish and Cream Brown to Seal and Golden will shameful abuse it and it be highly popular once More. There Are some uncommon 1 y Rich dyes in Normandy Blue Sev eral Dis Tinct shades Violet and Heliotrope and also in wine Colony All the sickly artistic hues Are con s Pic u Ous by their absence with the exception f the Pale half Shales Apple Willow and f Rog Pond g r e e n s. These Are no. 1. Hardly new As in the Early Winter season they were thrust upon the Trade with the Assurance that these most trying tints would a a take in America the land the blonde and the Home the superlatively fair. Not so however thus far. These artistic fabrics still Lefiad a refresh no and delicate Vernal look to the show windows but Davff fallen most noticeably Short in favor Sale either in dress fabrics millinery uses. Gray however is triumphant and All shades this refined color dear to the hearts All French women will be in High Vogue next season. A nineteenth Street designer High class novelties has among his Early Spring creations a stylish gown modelled from a French dress effect dress. To v powerful influence exerted by the out. Ward Over the inward Man. Cleanliness is next to godliness a not because godliness is superficial but because cleanliness is More than skin deep and produces an effect upon the soul. Says a Western preacher in speaking the tramp you know How you think you look after a Long journey you know How you think Yon feel. The outward Man has relation to the inner. The Slouch shuffle and unmanly front the tramp is not necessarily because the Lack heart the Lack shirt will account for it. George Washington in Continental coat cuffs Waistcoat knee breeches Silver buckles and frills and powdered hair fronts the world with dignity. But let him Exchange raiment with the tramps and the father his country will not be recognized by his child. Of no he will begin to shirk and shuffle and get behind himself. He will stand uneasily and Nib the top one foot with the Heel the other. Array yourself in stylish garment and visit a fashionable watering place and Mark your reception by the hotel clerk. Then go into the Woods for a few weeks and some Fine morning Clad in an old Blue shirt torn corduroys and moccasins unshaved and Unco bed appear upon the scene. The temptation to seek an Entrance by the Back door and sneak up stairs and get your trunk is self respect comes largely from the consciousness a Good appearance. A Man with Well polished boots will stand straighter than he who clamps the streets and crosses your parlor with Brick dust his �3et a clean Collar and faultless cuffs will sometimes save a Man from a dirty moral Job As Well As from filthy things touch. John Doe in his sunday clothes is More polite More considerate others and in every Way More refined than in his torn and tattered saturday suit change dress a changed the manners. Improvement in appearance has improved the Man. We need not become Ondea. Neither should we decry Good dressing. To teach cleanliness person and neatness and taste in dress will sometimes be equal to preaching. We Grant that the inward Man controls the outward it is True also that the outward exerts a powerful influence Over Tibe inward. At least a clean shirt is in Harmony with a Dean heart. A morning Star. Nuns Gray faille Francaise combined with velvet the new deep but Brilliant Shade venetian red a color now the rage in Paris. The pattern is illustrated above the Plain velvet underskirt is Cren elated at the foot the blocks faced underneath with Satin the exact Shade the velvet. The tunic portion opens All the Way Down the front showing the red velvet skirt beneath. The sides however Are caught together at intervals with Gray Satin ribbon bows and elaborate ornaments Silver and no. 2. Plomb beads. The walking costume in Gar bodice part is net velvet and Gray double breasted Wool goods. But opens oddly in a a shape notwithstanding which space is closed with a Pastron red velvet there is an embroidery Gray silk so tache beyond this Pastron with an ornament in Bead work As a finish. Epa lets the beads adorn the shoulders there is a Cren elated Girdle at the Belt and a feature the Model is the Plowmann a Smock sleeve ending in a plaited silk cuff. We have announced to us for the coming season a return to simplicity relative simplicity course which will relieve us part the Homes to. We in. , m. l r. C. B. I m. K. Q. C. P. A late the Boyal Navy England has got into professional trouble for writing the following open letter to the editor the London Lamog doctor a i believe it to be the duty every Riel an to make known any Means Rem whereby sickness can be prevented and is for this purpose i write to give my experience both Here and abroad. I Alc the publication the statement that people May be warned before it is too late to say to them that there is at hand a Means by which they May be restored to perfect health. It is Well known to the medical world and indeed to the laity that a certain disease is Makin a terrible havoc that next to consumption it is the most fatal and that when fully developed there is nothing to be done for the a physicians and scientists have Long been trying to throw Light upon the cause and if possible find in nature a Medicine for this fatal malady. They have shown absolutely that the blood purifying organs vital importance Are the kidneys and that when they once fail the Poison which they should take out the blood is carried by the blood into every part the body developing a in my Hospital practice in England India and South America and also while a surgeon in the Royal Navy great Britain i gave a great Deal attention to the study diseases the kidneys and urinary organs and found that not Only was the cure chronic Brights disease hopeless but that kidney disease was remarkably Ere Valent much More so than generally Nown and was the cause the majority cases sickness and further that the medical profession has no remedy which exerts any absolute control Over these organs in disease a some time ago when i had a Case which resisted All regular treatment a which is very limited a complicated with the passing stones from the kidneys much against my will i permitted my patient to use Warners Safe cure which i had heard marvelous results. In his Case the result was simply marvelous As the attack was a severe one and development very grave for an analysis showed per cent albumen and granular tube a the action the Medicine was singular and incomprehensible to me. I had never seen anything like it. The patient recovered promptly and is to Day a Well and healthy Man. This stimulated my inquiry into the merits the remedy and after analysis i found it to be purely vegetable character harmless to take under All a casting aside All professional prejudice i gave it a thorough trial As i was anxious that my patients should be restored to health no matter by what Medicine. I prescribed it in a Groat variety cases acute. Chronic Brights disease congestion the kidneys Catarrh the bladder and in every instance did it speedily effect a a for this reason i deem it my duty to give the world this statement regarding the value Warners Safe cure. I make this statement facts i am prepared to produce and substantiate. I Appeal to physicians Large practice who know How common and deceptive diseases the kidneys Are to Lay aside professional prejudice give their patients Warners Safe cure restore them to perfect health earn Neh gratitude and thus be True a i am satisfied that More than one half the deaths which occur in England Are caused primarily by impaired action the kidneys and the consequent retention in the blood the poisonous uric and kidney acid. Warners Safe cure causes the kidneys to expel this Poison checks the escape albumen relieves the inflammation and prevents illness from impaired and impoverished blood. Having had More than seventeen years experience in my profession i conscientiously and emphatically state that i have been Able to give More Relief and effect More cures by the use Warners Safe cure than by All the other medicines ascertainable to the profession the majority which i am sorry to say Are very Uncertain in their a is no to that a straightforward Manly letter a a indeed it a Well but do you know the author has been dreadfully persecuted for writing it a a How so we hat has he done to Merit it a a done he has spoken the truth a out school a and his fellow physicians who want the Public to think they have a monopoly in curing diseases Are terribly angry with him for admitting professional inability to reach certain disorders. A that letter created a wonderful sensation among the titled classes and the Public. This jarred the doctors terribly. The College surgeons and Queens College from which institution he was graduated asked for an explanation his unprofessional conduct and notified him that unless he made a retraction they would discipline him. A the doctor replied that he allowed his patients to make use Warners Safe cure Only after All the regular methods had failed Ana when he was satisfied that there waa no possible Hope for them. Upon their recovery after having used Warners Safe cure he was so much surprised that he wrote the above letter to the family doctor. He regretted that the faculties found fault with his action in the matter but he could not conscientiously retract the facts As written to the family doctor. A the faculties both colleges replied that unless he retracted they should Cut talk the Day. Her a main lady has refuse 4 0� for tresses eight fee one Inch Long. Of Kiwi James the sex Rall pad robber is trying to become a Salesman in a St Louis shoe store. It ton Post Flatiron the United. States for 1800 is calculated by a ban Francisco paper at 02,775,000. Of the 48,000 votes cast in the recent election in Washington territory 15,000 were East by women. A Kino is pm hand for marriages at Castle Garden that has already been used at 850 marriage ceremonies. Locomotives now run in Jerusalem and the shrill steam whistle is heard in the streets Onoe wed by Bing David. Exactly one Hundred and fifty lives have been lost so far in the construction the new Croton Aqueduct near hew York City. Ten Chatham n. A world says that at a recent revival at Mill Branch every Man and woman in the place except it Jnet was converted. A Bio Gopher Snake was killed recently at a ton a fla., in whose stomach was found a Throe foot Rattlesnake still alive. The Gopher was Over six feet in length. Prof. Edward Hitchcock Amherst College has Given to the Connecticut historical l society a piece the Rock from which Trifie soldiers in the Shay rebellion made their flints one Hundred years ago. A Young Man i Montreal is Moon Blind and can not see at All in the evening. He contracted the blindness a few years ago by sleeping the deck a ship in the full Glare a tropical Moon. Such cases while very rare Are not unknown. A Peculiar natural substance has been found in Georgia a yellow material very much like ifs Esway which when shaved off with a knife Rolls up like that article. It is a kind Rock and while there is nothing about it that Burns it becomes As hard As Flint when heated. General Boulanger a attempt to introduce the full Beard into the French army has not been successful. At a recent banquet Only two Young generals appeared like Boulanger with full beards. The Mustache and Imperial Mustache alone is still the Only adornment worn by the French Soldier. Some time go one Hundred Farmers Knox coun a o., began a big rat Hunt. They divided into two bands fifty each with captains agreeing that the Side producing the most rat tails at the and six weeks should eat a Good dinner at the expense the other Side. The result was that Captain Leroy blues party produced 5,857 rat tails and mice and Captain William Gordon a followers came in with 2,886 rat tails and 783 mice making a grand total 8,743 rats and 2,489 mice slaughtered. Best tonic. This Medicine combining lion with pure vegetable tonics quickly und completely vegetable tonics quickly and oomph ores dyspepsia indigestion we mess Imp blood malaria chill and fevers and neuralgia. It is an Una idling remedy for diseases the kidney and liver. It is invaluable for diseases Peculiar to Wondem and All who Lead sedentary lives. 11 does not insure the Teeth cause headache produce constipation other Iron Medicine do. It enriched and purifies the blood stimulates the appetite aids the assimilation food relieves heartburn and belching and strengthens the Muscles and nerves. For intermittent fevers lassitude Lack Energy Etc., it has no equal. 1 the genuine has above Trade Mark and crowed red lines wrapper. Take no other. Haim m�o7 mown Clerica co Baltimore in extra and to inducements to California Florida tourists. The Monon route l. Not a. Amp c. By now d iou Tolu r / d a we v English / a the great cure for itching piles s a a i a moisture intense Latch to it in go Stin Fiir most at night nil worse try scratching very distressing if allowed to continue tutors form which ves an extra impetus to Florida and Cal fornia travel by arranging the route via new Orleans thus giving All an opportune Piv a Anh . To to visit the old a a Crest it City and enjoy its interesting sights and quaint customs. The Monon route via either Cincinnati Louisville passes through All the Large and representative cities the South and allows tourists to Stop Over at the celebrated Mammoth cav3. Send four cents for an elegantly illustrated tourist guide entitled a the travels the Gorman and Bon Tramont families a being the history and Happy finale a romantic trip Over the Monon route the resorts they visited Etc. Address e. O. Mccormick . A. Monon route 183 Dearborn stt.,. Taken Aback a boy the who. Playing leap Frog. An important arrest. The arrest a suspicious character upon his general appearance movements companionship without waiting until he has robbed a traveler fired a nouse murdered a fellow Man is an important Fence Quot it a a shrewd detective. Even Moro in rant is the arrest a disease which if t checked will blight and destroy a Hulmon life. The frequent cough loss inn off which would naturally Debar him froth again practising his profession and also prevent his securing another appointment weight stuffs which now form in most cases an integral part the toilet there Are prom ised fewer draperies and above a 11 fewer Voi Umi n u s draperies and fewer different fabrics for the same dross. We Are promised skirts devoid Fri Peries and such even without any draperies the Royal Navy 1�?� the illustrious doctors dilemma is certainly an unpleasant one emphasizing a it does both his own honesty and the contemptible prejudice and bigotry English medical men. The masses however Nav ing no sympathy with their nonsense keep using the remedy he so highly recommends and get Well while the Rich and Able depend upon the prejudiced doctors and die a tight Man has a Delphia Call. Loose fila weak lungs spitting blood consumption and Kindred affections cured without physician. Address for treatise with 10 cents in Stamps worlds dispensary medical association 663 main St., Buffalo . Always has a Pryor a sittings. Engagement the envied by her sex is the Fate every lady with a Bright glowing countenance which invariably follows the use . Harteros Iron tonic. On Wash Days Man Ual labor is performed by Fretz evs weekly. No a whatever in the Back. A a Browne a bronchial troches Are widely known As an admirable remedy for bronchitis hoarseness. Coughs and Throat troubles. A sold Only in boxes. Price 25 cts. A the Man Foo will invent a connection for Bell ropes which will not break Glass can make a Fortune a said one the attaches the car department the Pennsylvania Road to an expressionist. A we lose an enormous amount plate Glass each year by breakage through the use the Iroil connections Btl to Peak a express. A pudding eating Lar in Seattle w. T contests arc Popo but simply Hung in Broad plaits As witness Model no. 2, also from the design the one above referred to. With this skirt will be worn a deep Over drapery hemmed delicately embroidered braided and draped across the front in easy Graceful folds. In suite is a Louis Quinze jacket with Large double flaps at the Side a looped Back arranged a postillion and with Garrick shoulder capes shaped to match the flaps the jacket which opens Over an embroidered Waistcoat and is garnished each Side with Large buttons Bronze and enamel. There is a rage in new York this Winter for fancy Sleigh ing hoods every sort. First come the russian hoods real bordered with fur then follow the English Model fur lined Satin which Are veritable protectors against the stinging pinches Jack Frost. The Normandy Toque is the most expensive As it is made Sable Seal skin. This has a High Peak top and pulls Down Over the ears exactly like a Many a Cap. C. D. F. Young ladies who intend to teach school should study palmistry. Appetite general languor debility pallid skin and bodily aches Anc and pains announce the approach pulmonary consumption which is promptly arrested and permanent tired by pierces a a Golden medical sold by druggists. It is the lawyer judge. Who always stands to. Florida and the South no time like the present Tor a trip to the Bummer clime and no route like the popular Louisville amp Nashville Railroad to Tak?3 you there. Three trains daily and choir j three different routes to Florida via Nashville via Montgomery via Pena cola. Bend 2-cent postage stamp to cd p. Worse i if allowed to continue tutors form which often bleed and ulcerated becoming very sore. By Aynko a ointment tops itch Aing a bleeding heals ulceration and in Many sees removes the Mora. By mail 60 cents., Ionov amp Solosy a Good music teacher will use the Best instruction books. There a no mistake about the great Richardson is new method for the pianoforte. Sales Neon. By 400,000 copies a ,. A the favorite thou Sands teachers Many times revised the most Contact instruction books Price $3. Pines the Advent a a Richardson a Many excellent instructors have been published and have attained. Great favor. Pre eminent among them Are i few England conservatory method prtr�$3, in parts each $1.50. And be Torso Eclectic Plano school Price first Book has had the important endorsement t he great conservatory and the second has sold pm Aen Seiy solely its own merits. Of a fied Organ. Clarkes new method $2.50 f winners Complete method. .75 a a zither. Winners Complete method 75 per violin. It Stemann a method.3.00 Fer flote. Rammer a flute school.3.00 for tar. Curtiss method. 3.00 for Suu be. Curtiss Acme method. 1.25 for Cornet flute clarinet Flageolet Banjo accordion violin guitar Reed Organ and Plano sep. Winner has prepared very Good easy metro Long 50 cents methods. Date be Watt a an Row i it staff 11 As i Hlib burp Harriet p. Sprysl ill will Cir Tia Josf my. Practice Hasm Kee Pas Tob Nursby Orai a cottage data dainties for afternoon a table manners and garnishing. A Shii teas evening oomph notes with and etiquette methods Serr sri l. A whole Page for mothers anal Page for Itom hip care children a. Artistic needlework depart mass mar soles printed ment fully illustrated and edited Knapp Oyer 400,000i each Issue. A a it we 8end free our own special new a original outfit to an for my months at Send this outfit re us Only four subscribers 25 cents each we will Rosa Redfin each a a a a the ladies Home journal one year for Only $1,00. Our new 1881 outfit was designed expressly for our subscribers Only by . Knapp editor the ladik8�?T Home journal. The outfit contains patterns for every Branch need work and Flower painting and every pattern is thu full working Sise. The Morral flannel a Kurt patterns Are each Long enough to stamp a breast to flannel at once without removing the pattern Aad the scallops have the Corners turned. 11� outfit contains new a Beautiful Spray room wide enough for the end a table cover a entirely new design far tinsel work several Boquet each Long enough for the Corner s table spread i Lor a tidy and the alphabet is Large enough for i towels napkins handkerchiefs at bands. Brach Outt to accompanied by directions for do ing stamping by Parker a Neto Patent method without paint powder. Address Curtis publishing co., philado., a Lydia e. Pinkham a 1 vegetable compound will kelp any woman suffering from Kkt by ease from trouble to do Culler to her sex. Its purpose disease and the claims to do 11 has stood the test Twenty years in relieving period j Cai pain promoting regularity seasons and banishing weakness backache and consequent nervous no other woman in the world receives so Many a letters thanks As Lydia e. Pinkham Lynn mass. Mrs. B a Enfield n. says i will simply say that your vegetable compound is All you recommend it to be. It has done me worlds another lady writes from Ottawa As follows a i have just to Day bought the seventh bottle your vegetable compound have used two boxes pills Aad several packages your Santive Wash and think it but right to Tell you How much Good i derived from your medi they Are a regular god Send. All the pains and aches have almost disappeared my stomach is much stronger too and i feel myself improved every Price Fil. Held by All druggists. Boa Lawn a a a tha Ora at Nur aary Percheron horses. Wssssm200 imported is j. A a Chicoi a Brood hares choicest families. Large null Bebsz All Ages both sexes in Stock. Very Good easy methods Cost each. Alt Are called Lexal mailed for retail Price. Lyon amp Healy Chicago. Oliver Ditson a co. Boston. Atmore g. P. A Louisville. Ky., for Tatur is folder and copy a a Gulf coast a a new publication. The Indian smokes the pipe peace the irishman a piece pipe. A i done to want i Tellef but cure a is the exclamation thousand suffering from Catarrh. To All such we say Catarrh can be cured by . Sages Catarrh remedy. It has been done in thousands cases Why not in yours your danger is in delay. Enclose a stamp to worlds dispensary medical association Buffalo n. Y., for pamphlet this disease. A table waiter can not be eloquent he can Only indulge in sifting. Chestnut minstrel. Heirs the son a negro the record ratty feeble with Hales Honey nos against Winter Bio rebound and tar. Lun pikes Toothache drops cure in one minute. What kind eggs from a Lomu citizen. Are plots batched Relief is immediate and a cure sum Piso a remedy for Catarrh. 50 cent. The markets. Death a Niece horns. Mias Isabella Burns Begg the last relative Robert Burns died recently at her thatched cottage near Ayr where the had lived for half a Century. She Wae a Niece the poet being the daughter his Elf sister who died la 1388 at the age ninety and miss Begg was eighty four the Day her flee tit she was a Clever shrewd woman and her conversational Powers were remarkable considering her Humble station in life. She received immense team Bert visitors especially americana fled Many men have Aspre flood their pleasure at having conversed Wuh her As she had a great foal Sofere Sfung i information to impart. Bhem Large collection Burns relics. Tom oldest Man in Ixko Doc county cai., is a a Tufo dad a eged one Hundred years la crossing the Plains All ids relatives were a a Psi Rod by the indians Aad he became a veritable a a injun it is said that he Stul Ean handle his Rifo and ride Ida horse with As much agility As Many Emu who Are Young enough to be his great i i i a a 1 ii ii Fow fru Silifa cum. A Vozne Man one a party Hunters in Colorado left Camp to go out and Seta trap. He did a a return la foe time Aad search was made for him. It was six Days before he was found Aad then it was seen i in setting the trap both Boal been caught i it. And Blue me had been held Uati lae wat Fresen to love Stock cattle. Sheep. Hoes. Flour Good to Choice. Patents. Wheat no. 8 red. No. 2 Spring. Corn. Oats mixed Western j pvt pork mess a steam. Cheese. Wool Domestic. Chicago. Beeves extra. Choice. Good. Medium. Butchers Stock. Inferior cattle. Hogs live Good to Choice. Hhd up. Butter Creamery. Good to Choice Dairy. Winter. Spring. Patents. Grain wheat no. 2coro. Oats. Bye no 1. Barley no. 8. Broom corny self working. Hurl. New Yolk feb. 1 til 66 it a 5 45 4 00 a 5 90 5 80 m 5 Fly g 85 it amp 5 40 4 73 % 5 40 47@ 4854 86 a 48 8 50 13 85 <0 1 i 73 6 80 amp 6 84 1149� 134 80 inferior. Potatoes by. Pork�?1 lard is lumber common dressed siding. Flooring.-. Common boards. Foa tag. Lath. East Liberty. Cattle Best fair to Good yorkers. Hogs Inomoto Fhy add a pikas. Ghz bpm beat. Cd to let beat Baltimore. Of cures accomplished by hoods Sarsaparilla Ean never be completely written. Thousands with hearts overflowing with gratitude have written to us telling the wonderful things hoods Sarsaparilla has accomplished for them. The Peculiar curative Powers hoods Sarsaparilla Are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure your digestion out order your kidneys and liver inactive your body tired and full aches and pains try this secular Medicine. It will do you Good. A a for Twenty years i have been troubled with dyspepsia Aad liver complaint. My bowels have been constipated to that 1 had to take pills continually. 1 tried Many different medicines to to effect. Last Spring i was recommended to try hoods Sarsaparilla and la it tie cured me. My bowels Are now regular 1 baft no liver difficulty and the dyspepsia has entirely disappeared. I can eat anything without distressing me. Hoods Sarsaparilla was a godsend to j. B. Hornbeck so. Vailsburg Sullivan co., n. Wizard Oil a concert a 300 to 400 131 ported annually from France All recorded with extended pedigrees in the Percheron stud books. The Percheron is the Only draft Breed France possessing a stud Book that has the support and endorsement the French government Bend for 120-Page catalogue illustrations by Roe boo Heui m. W. Dunham Wayne Dupass co., Illino a rave been enjoyed by citizens every town and City in the u. 8. Marvelous cures have been witnessed by thousands people who can testify to the wonderful Tialino Power Hamlin a wizard Oil. Sore Throat Catarrh croup headache Toothache neuralgia frosted feet 8t1ff joints sprains rheumatism lame Back bruises Burns cuts wounds fever 8ores, ulcers sore nipples caked breasts and All aches and pains Are quickly relieved by this magical remedy. Try h Lonc for Sale by druggists Price Soet. A our song Book free to All once and you will never be without it. Address wizard Oil company Chicago. Reliable Man wanted a in Zvart county to sell the Vulcan Mower knife Brindes a first class machine and the cheapest. Will save county rights free charge to the right men. Apply promptly and state what you can do. Pon t write unless you mean business. Ajax Mant it i fact Bonfi company Pittsburgh a. Doh he asthma Papua my a asthma specific Giurea j prompt sad postre Relief is and Ceres All Cue Able cases. Ply a ssi a a agree Sale to Twf. Yea r8, sad old by to. Telal tackacs Tol fee so Send fret Seju a Aad to v. Pop Ham a co., Philadelphia a. Ual 91 hood�?T8 Sarsaparilla sold by All druggist. $3 six for $5. Prepared Only by c. L Hood a 00-, apothecaries Lowell mass. Too doses one Dollar a pc x Tes hit Tui Bones maa curad by and nerves receive new a a -,1 Force. Enlivens the mind Quot a a and supplies brain Power. Tom from com plaints Labik to nig a Safe and speedy highest pm a1 he awards medals s�at5geica and Europe. Ihil six Hniz quickest safes and most powerful remedy Kiowa for re Iamb no pleurisy. Neuralgia lung mar Omaha weak peas colds to the Chest and ail endorsed by he physicians Aad drug a tap ate. Benson. Plasters prompt ocher plasters and Prees Melvea. Balm sate Aalt lottos., Are absolutely us a less. Beware set hoi Samsta me be similar Sou owling games a och a a a is Primm. Of Pocias a cast Cine a a they Ore ult Eily a Seth Law a a a in &tsa4sd to Oscelus. Akaroa gifts off Relt svs minis importations in 1888, the beef draft horses in the work Art Clydesdale and English Shires. Ear he Aad add a v a the threat. Chest and p Rice a amp Aock ulu tented Book Fth Shefl John f. Hent a Cal new York. A cockles i anti bilious b Row by Zeby and Effim. Rth Leb a Fuller co. Chicago Iii. We have the largest and Best collection in the United states in chiding the winners 81 p re m i n Molas fall Hal prices moderate. Tenay easy. Send for Cata Logas a Bmith bros., breeders Sod importers . Or lib bad for who Mesa a it a a a Roe Hbl Minnesota. Nav Imam fat Minot a mail in the free Levoss Mecay leads i Foj Faretta islhss4 lands la the to Khz \ csatary. The but Inal Oba iwo a Tim Fri pen to settler. Blaje. B. . Lao Cess a. P. R. Iut. Paul Kaori Oulu err la Notro Mailer kelp cheap lands m a m m a in Adeimy six in Arkansas Prem Tamfor fruit and Cotton a amp a pop Oon my. Wheat Maize and Cotton flourish in the same Field six navigable riven Crosa the land Grant. Price Low. Ten years credit if do sired. Come and see. Address Tho i. A a exp land commissioner. Little Kock. Arkansas. M a shells Earlam Filwar a�4 Cwm in Urlo Kand . F. Wilson a Patent. Too per go. Aijo mob rasp feed Milur. Circulars and testimonials sent application. We jowl bros., Easton to. Face hands feet Aad All their imperfections including facial development. Hair Ami Scalp superfluous hair. Birth Marks moire warts Moth freckles. Red Wosa. Acne. Block Heads scare y to -j/��i1k a end Lor. For 1 for Book i . M. Is. Fiery to k. Pearl slur fibr me want you if profitable employment to rep neat us in every county. Salary 976 per month and expenses s Large Salas if preferred. Goods Staple. If preferred. Goods every one Buya. Outfit Aad particular free. Standard Sel ver w Abe co. Boston. $55 Cul. . Tarant Zed first Pilot org relieved and cured by . J. A. She by her Lime Many a method. Lav All themselves Home to stent a a bib Only. Bend stamp for circular. I those who Eon Ato attendance Esa hash and curative sent for $10 in pm Broadway n. P Ems Instasi 21 years Dorroh Mick a cared to ears Pra Etlee. Success circulars and new Tawi k a bom. Cincinnati Bounty pro relieved Lor no res write la. W. Mccoy was Magoo d. C. Home tend Book keeping pm Fawi Short Jones Why did the women this country use Over thirteen million cakes Procter amp Gamble s Lenox soap in 1886 ? buy a cake Lenox and you Mil soon understand Why. 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