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'WrawjBSSaiay'J i IS HE IN fern RATES TO BE REGULATED. I a tor 8400 Lost 81 WILL WEAR THE TOGA. Senator Pavryer Sara of Re-Election In Wlaronala Misoarl Returns Senator Cockrell; Masaehuaett. Senator ltaares: AVeat Virsrinia. Senator Camden, and Tanneaaee, Senator Whit thorne Con-srremaa llUeoek Kleeted to the Senato from New York Paddock Defeats Vaa Wick la Nebraska.

Madisox. Jan. 2L The joint Republican Iygi-jlatiYe caucus Thuraday night unan.raously, by a rising; rote, placed Sawyer in nomination for United OTTIjES OUT" Warner's SAFE Sold, to Dec. 27, I88G. i No Other Remedy in the World Can Produce Such a Record.

wcuvlerful kws of TVarttcr'a Sr Cure" due wholly to th real merit Cf the Remedy. For a ton tirus it ha va UFt; ARltKO HV TIIH HIGIICST AUTIIOIMTIF.H AS Till! OX I A' SIMICIFIO FOIi KIDXEV, UVLU AXD U1UNAIIY lHSKASl'S AX It FEMALK COMPLAINTS. Thousands cf cw their life an 1 health to Warner bars Cure' and wa produce 100,000 TEST1MONL1LS Read tho folle-tving and note the larce ruaracte ttie flfuraa to correct, as our Boston, 1,149,122. caft. v.

nonrxsox v. s. Marine io. in l-f5 wis :ttr.rf wuh a kin Ininior like leproay. (uul.1 not i.flp; in prest ror two year trie evrv tMn-r.

taout bene'lt. Was inmraMr, "T'c'ntf bottle of Uirsr it aib C-ro completely cured me. r.cJ to-dav I am and wcu." 'Feb. 6, ProTidencs, 171,929. EXCOV.

T. G. AT.VOnn i5mm, X. I'M Vt in runnlnz dovii wr.h -era! larbllity, accon.p.in:ed aith a sense of in the p.irt cf the body, ith a 'ursl km and a peroral irii in out of i a In eerlona roll 1 1 Ion, nun! to hi rel much ol 'he time. ATer a itonmrS with Warner's lure be- gays: urn rampleltlf restored to health by It means.

ForUand, 441,105. Major s. n. ABnOTT tt bTl a Umr bark, Uha tiialt-oi and Kidney trouble. the very b.t in Fran-c si-o, and visited a.

I ih- mineral i nrcs th- re. Too' a health trip to tie N- but for s'tfa year It bred rnnltnllt from h'S milauj, a h'ch had re-- sn dlre. Aft- uoit? a of Warner' m. Oi" an to of s.m a Mtf "My back ar.4 are llliouf palji, ar.d, Oo 1 owe it aj to arr.ar a Renied.e." Eal. ol He? 441,753.

alHS. J. T. nrrCKKY (V 4th Kv was a rent rtr.eJ Invalid lor eleven jrarw, tu-t ana henry etlni death. Was cot.n-.ed to be I ton month' ui tear.

Was atene I bT tae beat phi alclana. IKr 1 St tn paralysed. I th-r fAt. leep. nor ea life.

Thi l-nrtorw tl hrt im trrublea female tani'l'lni; hut ws hr kiJ-r- a tr. cmrni-on of tv.rr.rr SAtu Cure nhe paeil a large tone or i.ot.M. ad in Nov lv Ata today a well aw when a He? York Stale, 3,870,773. to F. MR.

nvinvr Chicago Herald. I I A TtrettT litt.1 i. trvii and sweetest little womeBlaEn, Riewood. She has been a wife seven vra anil ttiiww, a 'lme mother. Net long ajro tLen eJ and with yun mother was balTdazotl oa but Proved ufflciently strong funeral to ride to the tha vault she erTices were over at 0llooiH1aS dUfha T1" gratified her wish.

TdLnd the undertaker wlth her dead for aTjet almost alone mother suddenlT took tiaeni tno rxxir body In her arms, pulled rotafeleas littlo cloak a warm and fleecy her HUilt, and carefully wraPP3d it Abb ill's oria of the infant, murmuring: "Theiw there my little darling shall not be cold. This will keep her warm," tha Poor Itaby. pew Haven News.) A company of friends recently called at tho bouse of acitizenof Middlctown, to spend the evening. They were askod to lay their coats, cloaks and shawls on a bed Where a baby was sleeping. Tho little one was unusually good that evening, aud neither stirred nor cried.

When tho guests had gone it was found to be dead. It had been smothered by the garments pLod upon it. a A Tery Common I'artnrrafalp. Boston Journal. Two small boys set out upon the business snow-shoveling in the suburbs.

Before entering the first contract one boy was beard to make the remark: "You do tha shoveling and I'll do the chinning." The partnership seemed to be satisfactorily arranged, and the boy who shoveled was apparently as contented as the one who struck the bargain by bis "chinning." It Altered the Case. Chicago Journal. now much for two grains of sulphate of zinc queried the boy of the druggist. "Twenty-live cents." 'But my father is a doctor." "Oh I Well, I must make a hundred per cent, on such things any way. (Jive me two cents.

an 10,000 were spent la eighteen years by Prof. Donaldson, of Louisville, in trying to get rid of rheumatism, but he found no relief until at last he used HL Jacobs Oil, which speedily cured him. Take lied Star Cough Cu. for colds. No opiates.

Twenty-nvo cents a bottle. A colored swell a black eye. HarfforA Time. Invalids' Hotel and Rnrgleal Tnatltuta. This widely celebrated institution, locate 1 at Buffalo, N.

is organized with a full staff of eighteen experienced and skillful Physicians and Surgeons, constituting tho most complete organization of mdlcal and surgical skill In America, for the treatment of all chronic diseases, whether requiring medical or surgical means for their euro. Marvelous success has been achieved in tho cure of all nasal, throat and lung discuses, liver and kidney diseases, diseases of tho digestive organs, bladder disease, diseases peculiar to women, blool taints and sk.n diseases, rheumatism, neuralgia, nervous debility, paralysis, epilepsy (fits), spermatorrhea, in potency and kindrel affections. Thousands are cured at their homos through correspondence. The euro of tho worst ruptures, pile tumors, varicocele, hydrocele and strictures is guaranteed, with' only a Short residence at the institution. Send 10 cents in stamps for tho Invalids' Guidn-Book (KW pages), which gives all particulars.

Address, World's Iistcnsarjr Medical Association, Buffalo, N. V. A rRoMrsiso writer the giver of a promissory note. A disease of so tlolioate a nature as stricture of tho urethra should only be entrusted to those of large experience and skilL By our improved methods wo have been enabled to speeddy and permanently pure hundreds of the worst cases. Pamphlet, reference and terms, lflcouts La stamps.

World's Dispensary Medical Association, 6ti3 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pbxcils are sometimes lead, but tho pea has to be driven. lie Thanks Ills Paper. Mr.

Eaiitorj I was Induced by reading your good paper to try Dr. Hartor's Iron Tonic for debility, liver disorder and scrofula, and three bottles have cured me. Ao-oept my thanks. Jos. Boggs.

Z'x. A fair of patent leathers and an old coat shine in society. II tuhinttun CriUe. A Dosk In Time Saves Nine of Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar for coughs. Pike's Toothache Drops Cure in oue minute.

Tbb beautifully variegated rooster is tho crow mo' of tho barn-yard. Thr Reed Bason is near and reminds you to write for Vaughan's mammoth new Catalogue. See advertisem't in another column, WrtFX does a man impose upon himaolf I When be taxes his memory. a A Sorb TniiOATOR Cocoh, tf suffered to progress, often results In an inourabli throat or lungtrouble. "lirown' Uronthud Trochet" give instant relief.

Piu-tt 2a els. Alwats has a pryor engagement tho crowbar. Tna Sifting. Sick and bilious headache cured by Dr. Pierco's Pellets." Yrxisox is two cents a pound in Idaho, and deer at that, Jefemon City Tribune.

Ir afflicted with Sore Eyes use Dr. Issue Thompson's Eye Waus-. Drugotts avli iu The sweets of married life should never be kept in family jars. i.Ws I'ott. Broxcttttts Is cured by frequent small dosos of Piso's Cure for Consumption.

A combination lock makes a very good Chest protector. A'. X. lca'jut. THE MARKETS.

New York. Jan. IT. 3 ure that effect. nuv.tT of bottles distritited.

sales-bock will prove. We Pennsylvania, 1,821,218. MAYER 1M N. Pt. Loui.

Mo.) af-fucteU wr t'a tired leelinsw uizir.esi amt pa acrc the back, and Wt appetite. V.ia und a I the ttnie. The drvc-t-rs fa to bt sr.in tUo use ef 'Ysrner' ire lure, an leporti, feel like av II tins rotk." Chicago, 2,808,693. R. CROWN AVoodward Detm ex) Injured hs bnc fn'tn a tall.

V. everined b'd vii wetika. The fall in-lured kidney, rWot'nj Intense ai-p Irp. ari.er pah cure restored hia kidney their naturil cnd.t'.on, and he ante I am now aijty ye3r ol age, amart and aetlae. Detroit, 846,946.

MRS. THOS. SCHMIDT (Wife of the tee-Consul of IW mar, Wail New York rep. rie i that her '--n. aft an atta.

lliphtheritie or Throat eipbt years ifo, wus uh lincht's lit liTsu by the aivice of (r'a of Ilrej-rl. Morpan banker. N-w rk. she pn s. tH arr.t Saih Cure, with the confer.

the and rt, -'the rrvicians say that he perleetly Milwaukee. 458,894. MISS Z. I- HOAUDMAN (Q ieih -e. la 1S', lx ffn to bloat, thence came loiitarh trouble, lieadarhea, and fin ly the One tor's that It w.i Mrisht'w dlweawe, and li arable, r.v.'ni-tiauj he beearoe a.

blind, pronoynted by th kiortor b. the laat alatce of li icht's A'ter havinc be. under by Wart er Safe Cure for one year, rcporte.l, Ml am aawvllaa any one." Minnesota, 648,017. HON. N.

A. rLYMPTtlN (Worcester, ii May. wj r-tr-jt--d by t.rairl. t'ndi the ojerstion of Warner's S.tts Cure alone he panfd a larsr atone, and wrote, "I hve h.id ret rrenre. of n.v tn-'ui'ie siuca Warners Sara Cura red me.

BaLLW. States, St. Louis, 1,530,527. CAPT. GFO.

n. Wil.Tn.VNK Pprnea Pt, pritraled in Centr.il America-with Malar ai Kev raned I eor-petion of nnd I.iver. laelirioiiw part of the time. Liver enlarged one-third. Sumach baiilv Couid hold no lood; even w.u.-r ej-oted.

lsin than a dozen bott.ea of Warrr's Satr Cure, he writes, 'I was completely cured. Kansas City, 717,860. MK. E. J.

WOI.F fCIettysbiinr. Wife of the Kd. of the L.uth.-rn besran to ,1. cl ne na. Over NJ per nt.

of aU oaev of Con- tticn are ued by kii'nev Iepalred ol Living. Afer a thorruph curve of with Warners Stre Cure, she writes, 1 am perfectly Bal. S. W. States, 746,789.

FX SENATOR a K. nni'CE -Smith Carolir. after it.H'i."-s f. years for what he supposed was he was w.th imar ltlabetew, and ne no rehef whatever from be the use of Warner's SAfiL ltafrie Cure and he nyv: "My friends ara aton-tkhed at my San Francisco, 1,242,946. J.

1 FT.KINS (F nv.re. X. for ten verr- fh 4. ravel, which attacked him every al a naontha. He lot pounds in thre mon'h.

and strenirlh was nearly Cone. After a thorough u-e of Warners SAt a her "I am aa well sal ever waa, after us. ng fourteen bottles." Bal. Pacific Coast, 732,316. 3 CATALPQ TELLS THE WHOLE STORY FOR TME FARMErVAMD THOSE.

n-H0 LOVT FLANTS-ANO FLiW.r,;;;i, JCVAUCHAN-? la salvi CHEAP LANDS ari fc a In ARKANSAS. Awar.ei Firt Premium ir 1'rnit and Cotton at N. o. Ki: i-s-i. Wheal, Made and in theaame field, tn na ivat.ie tier r.

the lau.l rniit. t'lieeloW. 1 en rre 'o and ee. III uh. Iiirx, Laud Cuuiui -jiuofr, 1.1 1 1 La KoAa.

Haisi. 30,000 CARPENTERS tanner, lliitchers a'i1 nfhem Uf rit CDC I. A I k. SK.K. OA 17 I JLLlli to ftta Hand.

Ksp. Ft. her. Puck, pruning and all ha no the, rut loiter than eer. Two liiHr 1, nftrai-1 rouiar IHrl.

AO-K. Itol 11 BIHU Uiruuii. enlk. ANT Vntll aitep awwtnr prrTwi. miviwmntl fo I nt In t.rr and avjnMPw.

or a larre cm i tn if -r-f rrr.1 i owla atapia. tu-rrnn l.M-. nit Kree iAMi-AliU F1L LUVN a-Ui CO-, LoxsluN. 35 TO A ITT. f-ainnle.

worth AO tl I ui.deethe tioe'afrrl Wrtia KMhWHtiia -4iii ak.iv ASK YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS ABOUT WARMER'S SAFE CURE THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EVER DISCOVERED. "ar Cneaainawa Anions; tha Ex-Senator Conk line' a loaa. There mar bo yet more frrief store for tho Blainiac. A new figure up whom Blaine thought he had lew hors de combat. It is no less a person by any means an old man.

That hen a power in the party nobody denies, A correspondent of the Philadelphia Record has Wen looking the matter up. or lie says: -ouu no, ui.ucr vi veteran politicians it Mr. Conkling should turn up at Albany aa a candidate for election to the C.u V. 1. I the nature of an unpleasant surprise for Mr.

Blaine. I notice that our Hoscoe is again giving close attention to his attire, and that he wear good clothes, trims his beard and changes hia necktie frequently. Thete sign, in thi case of a widower, always Indicate matrimony, and, with Mr. Conkling. may be taken for an Intention to again coquet with politics and woo the Republican majority in the Legislature.

Besides, he has made a snug little sum in the last six years, and has laid by and safely invested for his old age, his wife having as much more in her own light. So Mr. ConVl ng. at fifty-eight, alert, handsome and eloquent, whose bugle blast Is worth men to his party any day, may safely aspire to the Senate as New York's only great Republican leader, and not unreasonably he may have an eye upon the Presidency. Conkling would naturally take the place of Logan as a stalwart leader.

He will le even more formidable, for he has no recent quarrels to heal up as Logan's courage had made him. Conk-linir's nuarrels were not so noble and l.ot not bo recent, lie is incomparably bu- perior to BLdnr in every manly trait, He would not be driven to so many personal explanations involving downright falsehood. Still, lie may have learned to dislike politics, and he may also have no aspirations higher than the Senate. He might give the New York Blaine henchmen some trouble on that score. Blaine can't afford to let Conkling back into public life on any term or for any purpise.

Preconceived pur'wises and final acts do not always convspond in magnitude. Our advice to the unhappy storm-driven Blaine Ixtomers is to keep a weather eye on Conkling. His motives may be the most innocent in the world. But even then he may experience new motives. Where piwer is ample and nothing is lacking but a motive it is safe to look out.

Motives come with strange suddenness and from strange sources sometimes. It is a pity for the Blaine jx'ople. Their distress is extreme, and has led them to do some tptesdionaMe things of late in order to save their candidate at Ifast until convention time. They had a long siege trying to get him nominated, and then failed to got him elected, ami any further disasters are cruel to the extent of exciting sympathy even among bitter enemies. De Moines Lewkr.

The Republicans' Navy." In a letter to Congressman Lawler Admiral Porter made use of the expressions: Kvery harJtor on our coast is at the mercy of hostile guns." "Our lakeltoard cities are entirely open." "There is not a nation on earth that could not wage war upon our coasts with perfect impunity." "We have but a single frigate which could I to made ready to lire a gun in months." The old navy is gone or is going so fast that it is no longer available for war purposes. The new navy is yet on the stocks or on paper. For the purjMise of emphasizing the recklessness and corruption of the era which brought the great navy of the war period to this condition the amount of money expended on the establishment from lHd'J to 1877 is herewith nppended: 1H09 l. OilO 1K) si.iaai.iaa) 1ST1 1S74 1ST 1S74 SUKM.iaal lSi 21.0O0,(l tsro Here was an aggregate appropriation in eight years of more than During that period the Brit-Wi (iovcrnment expended about twice as much money on its navy, ami it had in 1877, as it has now, the most formidable fleet in the world. The question n.Tturally arises: If by spending one-half as much money as Kngland the United State can not at present show a single ship of war capable of meeting and resisting a hostile fleet, how many more millions would they have lieen compelled to spend in order to have had one such vessel? Tin grotesque insincerity cf the organs of the dispensation which reduced the American navy to this deplorable condition in pretending that Boltesonism and lloachism are things to be honored suid applauded will not long survive inspection of the figures and a glance at the results.

Admiral Porter's review of the situation places matters in as bad a light as has yet been thrown ninm them, and the emphasis with winch h'i dwells upon them can not be ascrilied to partyisiu. It is the duty of Congress to look the facts squarely in the face, tit repair the waste and to lose no time in furthering the plans of the department for an entire reconstruction of the llecL Chicago Ikrali. a a NEWSPAPER NOTES. The Republicans of the Indiana Legislature have nominated Senator Harrison by acclamation, but the acclamation is strictly confined to the nomination. The Senator will graciously accept any kind of an election he can get.

Y. Mr. ltlajne has accepted an invitation to address the Detroit Republican Club on the occasion of Washington's birthday. If, taking the character of Washington for his theme, he should grow-eloquent over the beauty of truth, it would be from the promptings of imagination, rather than personal experience. Chicago Times.

With a Democratic President trying to give the office of Recorder to a colored man ami a Republican Senate trying to keep him from doing so, the impression is likely to be made on the negro mind that, after all, the Democrats and not the Republicans aro the friends of the colored race. Sho'dd this condition of mind come to be prevalent the solid South will be solider than ever, and the last argument of the bhtody-snlrt group of Republicans will be crushed out of all semblance to an argument. Chicago Sewf. The House Passes the Intertat Cobb. mere mil by a Sweeping Majority Th Prealdeat sic nature Oaty Needed to 31 ke the Measure a Law Its Provlaloas.

Washingtox, Jan. 2 In tho House yesterday, after tha rjaiin? of tha journal, the Speaker stated that the regular order was thi vote upon adoption of the conference report on the Inter-State Commerce bilL Mr. Crisp fOa.) obj rcted to requests for separate Totes on the fourth section and the one relating to the commission. He also raised a point of order against the motion of Mr.Dunham(lil.)to recommit the report, which was sustained by the Speaker. The vote was then takea, resulting In the adoption of the conference report yeas, nays, 41.

Thoe voting nay were: Allen Anderson (CXI, Bliss, Houtelle, Beyle, BrajT. Bramm. Campbell (O. Caswell, Dihble, Ely. Evans.

Feltoa. Findlay, Fredericks, Gay, Uilflilan, Grosrenor, IlayOea. Hill, Johnson (X. Y.I. Kelly, Ketcham, Libbey, Long, Mark-ham.

Martin, MrKenna, Miller, Morrow, Oatea, ONeill tPa 1, O'Neill (Mo.K Kanney, Keed, Kice, Sermour, Wadsworth, Wait, Weaver and White (PaJ 1. In order that the railroads may have time to get ready the law is made operative sixty days after its passage, except so much as refers to the appointment and or-gMnization of the commission, which goes into effect Pt once. This is to enable the Commissioners to familiarize themselves with their work and be ready for the filling of the schedules of rates and charges. The House eoufeirees in their report direct attention to this provision and give the reason for it. While "immediate-ly'' may be construed to mean a fortnight or so, which would enable tho President to make up his mind about the qualifications of the canli-dates, it is not thought that it will be interpreted to postpone the organization ol the commission till within less than a month of the time when its great work will besriu.

It is already said that the president of the commission w.ll be a New-Yorker, and that the West may get one Republican an ouo Democratic member, the South one. an 1 New England one. (The bill provides. In brief, for the appointment of a commission of fire competent men, no; more than three of whom belong to one political party. Shippers who have grievances saainst railroads can make complalat to the Commission or institute suit In the Federal courts.

Railroads are prohibited from charging more for a short than for a longer distance upon their lines In the mine direction, the shorter being included within the lonper distance, ant! the Circumstances and conditions being the same; but the commission Is authorized, upon application of a railroad, and after investigating the fact to relieve the roads from the operation of the general rule in special cases. Pooling is absolutely prohibited. Each railroad Is required to make public the rates between points on Its roads as proposed in the House bill, and la ad lition the commission ts required to secure publicity of through rates In to far aa It may be found necessary. AMERICAN HISTORY. Memorialising Conarreaa to Provide fol Searrhinir Foreign Libraries.

WasniNCTox, Jan. 22. Senator Sherman, President pro yesterday laid before the Senate a letter from the Secretary of State, transmitting copie of a memorial signed by representatives of several historical societ ies and by many eminent men of letters of the United States setting forth the great value and importance of a full and accurate digest and catalogue of the numerous documents found in public and private archive: of Europe relating to the early history of the United State, aud especially tho period between the treaty of Paris in by which Groat Britain acquired from France title to the Northwestern Territories of America, and the treaty of peace between the United States and Great Britain in 1TS3; that Mr. Benjamin Franklin Stevens, a citizen of the United States residing in London, has, during several years of careful research and under exceptional advantages, prepared a descriptive catalogue of over ninety-five thousand separate papers found in the archives of different European countries, and that this initial and incomplete list shows the value of the substantially complete list which they ask Congress to authorize and provide the means for. The Secretary commends the subject to the attention ot Con-trress.

The memorials accompanying the Secretary's letter are signed by a host of prominent men. A WATER "FAMINE. Mich Suffering Reported from Many Conn tiea in Illinois, Springfield, Jan. 22. Advices from various parts of the State toll of great suffering from lack of water.

Many wells and cisterns in Lexington and tho surrounding country are dry. The latest industry in the vicinity consists of cutting lea in the creek and selliug it for seventy-five cents a load. Water is so scarce in Bureau Coun'y that cattle in many neighborhoods are suffering severely for the laok of it. The public wells of Atlanta, which have nearly gone dry, are being Ailed with water drawn from a coal shaft in the neighborhood. The water from the shaft is used by many hundred of people, farmers for miles around goinx tere with boxes and barrels for a supply.

WHITE AT WORK. So-Called Kezu'ators Heaping Indignities I poll Indiana it arniera. Makenoo. In.l., Jan. 22.

Tho 'White hav bcrnn a rain their disgraceful work. Within the last week iu th (Crawford) County no less than ttvolvo married men, i ha'S'Sl w.th failing to provide for the. have been dragged from their beds at night by masked regulators, tied nake i to trees and fearfully beaten. One wotnaj accused of keeping a disorderly houso was similarly treated. She while tho lashes were being laid on.

'lor recovery is doubtful. There is the utmost Indignation among law-abiding people at these deeds of the regulators. War Proltabilitles. Loxnox, Jan. 22.

Alarming rumors both here and in Berlin aro rapidly incrt-asiRg. The London 7oa, the f.iai,ird and Ihuhj Xrm, as well as tho Xurth Germnn Gazette and the Gazette, at Berlin, and tho Cologne Gazette, contain reports this morning that France is making elaborate preparations to despatch strong reinforcements of all arms of the military service to the various military post on tho German frontier. ANOTHER GOULD ROAD. Proponed Air Line lload from Denver to Memphis, and Thence to wport New. Sr.

Loris, Jan. 2i It is stated on the bot authority that Jay Gould is about to have a direct "lino of railroad from Denver to Newport News. The lino west of Memphis, is marked out on the maps us follows: Starting from Memphis, thd lino will acquire the road now being constructed from Memphis to Bald Knob, from thence a connection will built from Chetopa, a terminus of tho Memphis Atlantic road will follow tho other road to its other terminus at Kinglan, and will be built thenco to Denver in a direct line. Hied to Save Ills Wife and Child. Keokvk, Jan.

boarding-cars on a side-track at Rosooo were totally destroyed by fire Thursday. Frank Lell-yard. whoso homo Is at Stratforxl, was burned to death while endeavoring to rescue his wife and child, who he thought were in tho car. They were afterwards found to be safe. Tbrea Persona Horned to Death.

Coixmria. S. C. Jan. 22.

The) bouse of Calvin Bass, in Kershaw Counlv, has been destroyed by an nioen liary Ore. Bass' wife, who was la -d, and her tni small children peri she I in the flames. BoB Is suspect a of having find the bouse. yoara ago I was salivated and wasonoarthe doctor's car aerau year with nivrcarial rbanana tlam. Every Winter 1 ii con On ad to mj bed froai even to nine wek.

and wueooutof bad I could fcardly walfc. I took bottle after bottla of medletna, but they did ma no good. Two years ago, by aer accident. I began to tak. Hood's raraauartlla and It aid mm so much good that I bare continued to take H.

Ibavaiakeo boul.a two years, and bare not been laid up since. I did not know what a well ay an until I took Hood's Mrs. A. B. IdfAD.fcU Van Luren-au, Urooklra, N.

T. "I will testify that this atatement la eorreet, and would have been IM) In pocket tf Mrs. Mead bad taken Hood'a baraiarilla nine rears ago." MsaXf the batter man. Ka Brooklyn, N. T.

N. D. If you suffer from rb UmaYtlaoni aa tVa sawaa. euliar medicine. Hood's Sorsaparilla Boii CLi rtrurgi-ta.

Ilt.tgforrv Prepared only iu, Apomocariea, Lowed, Maas. IOO bv i i rliPno Dollar A UUUU ltlUi 10. leaclier WILL USE TH2 insTnucTion ca There Is no mlataks about the great Richardson's New Method for the Salsa nearly u.UM copiea! The favorite of tlioa aamla of toaclicr.t Many tuuea revieJ! Tba auwat aorrevt ol iaatruviiua boukal I'nue IX Blnee the advent of Richardson," tnanyeieel-letit inatructora have bean published, and have at twined great tavor. I're-euiiiiviil auiun tbeui are New England Conserratory Method, (Price tX or in parts, each II JO.) and Peters' Eclectic Piano Price The flrat book ha had the Iiiiim. riant Indorsement cf tne nrl on-ervalorj and the amoud baa sold linuieuauljf, soieljf ou ila ou murila.

Per Fa For or Fee Fee For Reed Orfaa. Clarke's New Method FJ wndolln. Wliiner'a Complele Method. y.ilher. Winner Conipiele toil a.

I.isieiiiann's II Kl e. timriier a flute School. 3 Osllsr iiru, ttMtlo. Curti.a Arue Meth.Kl 1 a orn -t, Flule. t'lailnnrl, I'lniieele t.

.7 10 0 Jtee.l Itraaa lid rep. Winner baa prepaird good easjr Metlinl. nil littf ceuta each. All are callod lUltAU AlMtliiKls. Mailed for Retail I'rice.

LYON It HEALY, CHICAGO. OLIVER PITSO! Boatoo. mJL I Will ptirlff tba Dl OOr renlat th LlVEP a KIDS' EVB at4 3 I llrToar ll.e KAL'l II OHof TOU1K 1.,. ii VS. orApiMiia, ui Bin.nir'n an.l lied rn.nn au.

euluialf cur.tlt Jloiiea, uivm. elM aaa ner.ee refi.a orm foree, 1- lb mtaj a and oiflla llraln SnflrHna from cou, llntj A Ta I ETC pee'diar tnthlr wi will 'i UN IU a aaf and spaed cura. th comi.l. Hon. Frwiaant itiri'ta at i-ounlerliu inaonlradd to tba poi'uleriiy of tba nrltilnal.

Botaaiwriment vat tla CIKioiNat. anu liKaX, bt.Lou'a. Mo. For cold the head Cream Halm irorta like pJtYFEVEr. tnagle.

Jt cured tne of catarrh and restored tenn of II. Hanker, Elizabeth, x. jr. sF. tK HAY-EGVER A partlHffa spntledtntoearh n.ini and lasereeat.la u.

Pi tn ci mall or at d' uwl-ia. Senf circular. LLV liUOlUkUa, DruKtUaia, 0rcu.l.. Y. so F0R0UPFO5TER HIGHEST AWARDS OF MEDALS IS A AXD Kl'KOHi; Ths ifatfMit, qilriiv't.

Mfef nn1 mo Pesm fy knoan fr i'l ui Nsturalati. I.utit ie.t, Ha -ht. A rnki-v rol I- in d-e( il tiu imI p.ini Kntl're-i Ly tM) l'tiyli Una ami lrtir rfalaf lov hitfhr-i r'ut. licnttii riair itnniil- I rftir sTsftal cult l.er itjeT mil frelf illVrtt, Iflllllr'tltl Mini lattlnrtka, elliaMttl I ssW litiltatii'ti limit ftitular atturtttit( iitti, im aa 'rsjMirtii," Cn ftlini, thrf arts utterly uith anl ini-ntid to ia-i Amk iro hi I IM A-' TAK K'l All (Irt.ie't- On only, wan-rt In rj iowta foff Illkeyonr "TaiKill'a puii. cigar, vera mueh, Slid wrshiobava the exclusive aale In Una lace, and will do all I ran in puah lliem.

I In ad verti-lnir. and am taking to dlslributoUbe cir-CUlara altera tUef a ill Ilia rno.t V. I I hut MHnsflold. Pa. Adilreaa R.

W. TAVaiLL ate lilui Marvellous Memory DISCOVERY. WhAlIyanliat- Artificial HM(-fiB-4 ur-of Mtni Watv drlnat Any tk U-m-iit in Jly i lutlrta fir fbitthl cla. Irtt-t ua, t' Mr. rM tl ll-'lia.

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Alo I'OUI sf I I.I st A FEED kill. I. a 4 'I est 'moTiiala on application. li 1 rrTTE OuarantreA i ir. .1.

II. Mnyrr, .1 Ar bt. l'lii a at eiicn. ioiJM.IivUtfIiuiut-.ui.,1.i iuu.anda u-rd. ol aultntlon free.

At Stanll-li lliie. i. Ml- I I T.aud Culliliiercla. HaieU llU lu I aat cai.ll luoUll uprd. on- a I tor Sale A t-krliaosa.

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RIIDTtIRr relieved and cured bv Tttt. 3. A Putt liwri Ullb ma niethoti. aho ran ci.i avail triem.elvc. of pers4rial atteii'ianee ran tiava lli.uie real menl appliance an4 cu rni sen f.

Id only, betid alaiup lur circular. 't- liruauaay, N. Y. OPIUM HABITT.r:' II if I'sv when ciire.L 1 1 kiiUshii Imm.k laf free. Lau C.J.

A1 lit-ilUV. Kauaaa City, Mo. I a snaeent atamrst aal'l hrtneSv ref nrn mtl onr tioofc) I Kal.lac aa' oiMilii Ur.i-.iiM" an, hand. I al xirri" rt. vt U.i,Oii.iiIiii.i,iiiM in ft Wm ni wivrrn TadVa or Men, fn AGEtJ a sl Kai ai CHEAP LAND I Rl-h Near tt R.

Send frmii Ker, la, Minn. I and l.i-t. J. A. IK l.l.

lu llluli, id Hfll'F TI IT. Secure a rtuHu.r iti. tt TiSe lUlol. in Lfruiu Hi iiioC, i.i.aoK. ittiifa i.N V.

r.a'T von find J-it vmi want bv nd. aruaailia iimtaitueul jc tl i u-, I u. A. X. K.

A 1UW tir.N tuii HMi T't l'l tate tbAt )va aiw lii ta li Vaer. Or. ttvrw flLW A Cura Conalipat ion Liver Coiui.latiil aud Bio I Haadiaba. Maniple and Jr.m kaot InialM araaitptllaaiaiila xaUi. THE DR.HARTf MtDiCINE COMPANY, USE RE 3 rl riao'a Remedy for rtarrh la Oie I I Bit, lUuiieat to Lao, and Cliciiiw-et, I I I I Kold by dnnrirista or a nt by maiL I I tUo.

E. T. Biwailuno, VYarrou, la. II States Senator to succeed himself after March i. Mr.

Sawyer wa not in tho city. The Republican sentiment of the State is unanimous for him. Th? caucus was presided over by Senator J. A. Cooper, of Racine, and tho nominating speech was made bv John LuchMnjjer, of Green hkxator sawter.

County. The Democratic caucus placed Assemblyman John Winans, of Janesville, in nomination for States rUnator. The fontiat ettvtion occtirs next Wedr.esil.ty. The majority on joint ballot is 31. Philctus Sawyer was born at Whitney.

Vt September 22, 1SH5. He received a common school e-lucation. Purchasing time from father, pay.n therefor fpvt, he, at the aa-e of seventeen commenced Lfe for Limv lf. In MT, with a small capital that he bad earned and saved, he removed to and en-(rajfed tn the lumber trade. With steady and prosperous progress he has become ont of the most extensive manufacturers in the West.

He has been twice a member of the I-og-tsiature, twiee mayor of Oshkoh, ithecityin which he asides', and from the Thirty-ninth to the Fifty-third Onirress, Inclusive, he represented his district In the House. He was elected to tho Senate In jErTERox Citt, Jan. The State Legislature yesterday electeil Senatot Cockrell to be his own sue-Msor in th United States Senate. Frances Marion of Warrensburg, was born in Johnson County, October 1, received his early education in the common schools of Lis county, from Chapel Hill Fayette County, in July, lsvt; studied law and has pursued that profes sion, never having eld any public oftl-e prior to his election to Consrress; was elected to the Senate as a Democrat to auc- senator kkllu coed Carl Schuri. Indepen lent Republican; took his seat March 4, 17., and was reelected in 11.

Bo-tov, Jan. Henry L. Dawes has re-elected Unite 1 "states Senator. Henry I Dawes is a native of hu-aetts, hav'n been born at Cumiuinytown. Oct, ort, lltV He pra.luat 1 at Yale College and followed for me time the W- iia I'llUC-atllll! lit i 8,1,1 POVMV rranin.

i i '1 in public lifj was i LXLS:) memlvr of tl of toach- m. nee as jthVsw Masaohiiett. a. latuns of and 1.V2. He sei veil hia State in the Thrtv-tinh.

Thirtv- SENATtiR PiWIV eixth. Thirty-seventh, Thirfy-ctg'ath, Thirty-ninth. Fortieth, Forty-first, For'y-sec-ond and Forty-third Congresses, docliuin? to run as a candidate for the Forty-fourth Congress. He was eUvto.1 to tho Senate in lh75, and atrain in CntRt.ETox, W. Jan.

2. Tho Democratic caucus Wednesday nieht nom- inatenl Snator Camden to succeed h.m-elf as United States Senator frum th.s State. Johnson N. Camden was born In lSi-in Ijcvvls County, W. Va.

He was up-pntntt-d a cadet to West F-olnt in lhk but resigned two 'T. years later; tudiel "i law and was admit ted to the bar in ls'1 after practicing for three years he entered a bank, re- sknator camdex. malntntf until JN-W. when ho entered into the development of petroleum and mining interests at Farker-burg. W.

Va. Ho has twice been the Democratic nominee for Governor of his Stat In lvl he sucooeded Senator Here ford (Dem in the United States Sonato. 'aiiville. Jan. 21.

The Senate and Home met in joint convention Wednesday and canvassed the vote cast for Unite States Senator for the short term. Washington C. Whitthorns was dechire.1 cI-hm Alb ax N. Jati. 'JV The Repualic.in caucus ballotc 1 twelve times Wednesday eveniu? for a can I date for Senator.

Th name of Levi V. Morton Wins then with draw n. ra lecoe had 4" vot and Var nerMtUerLThe foiir-teonth ballot gave a majority, and his nomination was made unanimous. Frank H. acock, cf Syracuse, was liorn nt lVniwr.

Sit.iii Ivr tV. 1N4; tevv.vcl an aetilemie education; studio I law, was admitted to the bar in rmK uiowk. INVi, and commenced to practice at Tu'ly, Onondaga County; was elected district-attorney of Onondaga County, aervin was a meinler of the Slate Constitutional convention In was elected to tho Forty-fifth, Fvrty-sixth, Forty-seveuth and Forty-eighth Congresses, and was reelects 1 to tho Forty-niutU Congress as a Republican. Lincoln-. Jan.

21. Hon. A. S. Fad-d-k was yesterday morning nominated for United States Senatir in the llepublieatt caucus on the fifteenth ballot.

Tho Van Wyck Republicans participated in the caucus which was ninety-five stronif. In the joint session at noon Mr. Paddock was chosen United States Senator. The vote was a follows: Paddock. MvShauo (lom- crat), Van Wyck, 4.

lira, l'iiikertoii Head. Cmcaiitt, Jan. 22 Mrs. Joan Ca-frae F.nkerton, the widow of Allan Pinkorton, died early yesterday morning after an illness of four weeks at her residence, Nx 231 Ashland avenue. Mrs.

lmkerUu was born in Edinburgh. Scot Ian sixty-five years atro. Sh was tho mother of Robert and Will am llnkerton, the note I detectives. KiiIkMs of l.alMr Fired I In. Kft Wft, Jan.

Si, Telegrams from Tamra say that memlK-rs of the Cuban Fe.leration fire-l on Knitht of Iabor us they were leaving their hall. One Kiuctit was killed and three tariotisly woun led. Th trouble has grown out of a strike inaugurated on Monday. a Industrial School for Indiana. IxtMANAt'oLis, In 1., Jan.

2i A bill was introduced in the House yesterday providing for tho organization of industrial schools as a part of tho public schools of all cities of 2O.0 inhabitants or more. In considering this bill the committee, was instructor to visit tho Chicago Industrial School. a Held to Itail. New York, Jan. 22 Tho four Pirke.rtoa police Involved ia the k.Hmg of th- youth Thomas at Jersey City were Krida held In I3.) to th- trrand jury.

One of tho prisoners. naoiei Thomas Sheher, has een identified as the man who firel the 'fatal 1tov NsVvUa Cleveland, 682,632. EXCDV. ACtn iWe.tr- rt (Ky wi al'i evera Kidney trouble ac iot rx-un) of fleah. After a thorough a Wam-r Sra ure he re-tor- 1 have never enjoyed better health.

Cincinnati. 873,667. CF.N. TI. P.

WAT, I.F.N" U4 Xew Yorki. aearreiy able to walk two I'. vk exhatttt and, hdvindr lot fit-h t- i y. tetran the use of Warners SArK Cure and "I was tnnch beuetited. try It." Eal.

Ohio, (State, 633,158. Or- JOrril n. THORNTON lw reported that dvi an ve-y proir it-d; ha I palpitation of the heart, pain In the head, r-ri'-u r. and ralarrh ol the bind der. She lot r.J".T-Cie r- iv.e- fa-i th'v cm the ne of Wiwner's sui C-re.

Saj snd StrR tlrte mo-th he bad tvn'il RflT lourU In we-jrht r.d wav restored to HmI health. That three jrar air. i i in a cofiil henitti ever in It IVi a. was ecred -f lriile Ilarrliora cf evhteen years' in l-l. ly arr.er's Soiithern States, 3,53 W.

H. Al.I.I.N Kan.i, a '1. rv e' au-. 1 th treme raw or Itrllit'a dleae, I the r-sa I ii Bt tie a-u i ti 10. Mr i e.

t-irn ti of Warner's and ak wvrn butt be perlettly well al has had to re-lPe. Canada, 1,467,824.1 nvfpy Towttmnnial wo publish ft penuint. "Write to tho tstutrH, ciu'loslna: ftanip for reply, unl leant lr yourselt r. LIVE STOCK Cattle .) oo Tt 5 I Sheep 4 ll f.r ft Hovr in ('i TU l'R hx1 to Choice 5 40 Patents 4 dn .1 WHEAT No. 4 Red "I1 a No.

Spring l4 lit. 8r CORN 4S'4 41 OATS Mixed Western RYE rJ if, lORIv Mess 1 i 1 i I.ARIt Steam a CHEESE C. I. i V.K)l ixmettc i'. as CHICAiXJ.

BEEVES Extra 4 O. V. Choice 4 I tioo.1 a tai 4 Medium io xf, .1 Butcher' Stock hi. 4 mi Inferior CaiCe lot (., lave Good to SHEI BUTTER Creamery 1.1 r.t. tlootl to Choice Hairy i vM E(MiS Fresh vtl en; KIAU'R Winter T.I 4 Spring a -Jii Patents 4 -r 4 GRAIN Wheat No.

4 Is Corn 4 Hats Kve. No. i Mi B.irli'V. No. 8 BRtMlM tO.iN Self-workintf 3 1 Hurl .1 f-t, .1 Inferior -r, POTATt ES hu.

f. l'OKK-M l' EARii-Steam 4.1 (, 4'. i 01 mm ft P-new ie I. TC -'MT sTtl n.1 i ir I- 1 r-! ttf I a I a i at Jlh -le'iin- I rfnliis Lt t.in- 1 fc -I, AN INVALUAHLE A I. MFIMCINB.

A i mi ULULL ill kika UUvtH. COCKXiE'S ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS, THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY r. ir. 1 tn-1 et.i i. f're rn r.

-r: t-i t'-i. Ir. ifl.Lt.il tiLLt.it. CO, lit. rottati- jantir4iii I i lt an 1 rrti-- mm) r-ri' Common Dressed Sid'ng r.i rt Floor nt; ai fVmmon Boards 1 Ol Fencm In E.itu I vl Stniii'ie I I EAST LIBERTY.

CATTLE Best tl or to 4 IIO. IS Yorkers .1 0 I'h'ladelplnas. fi 8IIEEP Best 4 71 Common ta) BALTIMORE. CATTLE Best I T5 Mesl.um, 8 TTOGS 5 50 Poor to Choice 8 (. I I 111 I (i.

I 41 1 0) 4 i .1 it a oj 4 M7'4 it. 5 f.J',i 4 ft 5u Why did the omen of this country use over thirteen million cakes of Procter Gamble's Lenox Soap in 1886? Buy a ike of Lwnox and you will soon understand why..