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Indiana Lettt The Dr, J. McLean Medicine ST. LOUIS, MO. CuMTi.iSMf.N; I futl.it my duty to inform ths good lutve received fron: Or, J. McLESH'S mm BALM.

sure it ssircj life, I for several 4years with Disease, aggravated by gravel 'the left kidney. Aliout two y.urs ago the trouble got Hint 1 ould n'oi my bud; hut) night sweaij, extreme chilli ami my Iksh hud lilar.chcj lorT. I did not expect to get well Eijfhu-cn months ago I began Ubing the Liver atiii Kidney Bulni. used at first bottles, which heljitd tin. 1 to iiuiuh 1 could leave the, IIMI eo about my hotiiisholil duilta; so I continued with it.

also begun to pass I(IB In all I five I ain bin still iho to mnc. am unable to express my gratitude to God for my rn.i.ii,-:ion to he-ii; 1 and I owe it, -even my present existence, you. Liver and Kidr.ay is InJ Ji-i lle rc pcc fullyj ltho nmivi in vrUl to lo MRS. H. J.

C4NNELLTON. IND. (Continued from 'First I'ajru.) EST with bis Blackwclrs Genuine Bull J.Hinmiii Is In cla.s.s Dy Itself, Voi: will rind uoupon two ounce bug, uud two cou pous iusildu each four ounce biic of BlackweiTs Genuine Durham Smoking Tobacco Buy of th la celebrated tobacco and rend tho osu Us tofvaluable presents uudbowto get tham. WORLD a- tuiiuuy 'OH HUKur bec.ta, an Industry In-which the alji-s Nebraska. KRI.SUS, California and sever: others are vitally Interested.

Tills, him ever, It la understood will not In- dor.e the reason that It would commit tin- part too strongly to the policy of pnylns hour ties, a Question upon which the party I more or less rilvlrli-il. Tin; subject care Of In the Culm Will lit' GIVoii riitnh, The Cubans' now oiiirnsfud In rebrlllo ujtahist the Spanish tfovi'rnment win hope and comfort In the expression of tin convention --with relation to that subject A separate planlt will cxpnisn sirontrlj sympathy of. the republican party t'c'i Cuban pianola, antl a declaration will Incorporated favoring the recognition their Independence. Civil service reform promises to R-ive to some debate.In tho committee. A deter mined effort will be made to secure a vigorous plank Indorsing civil service, and Incidentally, condemning- tiie tlor.

for Its violation of civil service rule ami regulations. The contest between idvocates and of civil soi-vice promises to be warm and ypiriic-d, Imt It 3 believed that the fHend.s of civil service vlll carry the day. Ship J'rotf-etlon I'innk, The prcposed ship protection plunk drawn by Senator Lodyt- found expression In the Massachusetts fnim, slnee which tlrr.e it hap been Ineorporatcd In Ihe iilatforms of diffuivm stute conventions. It will read as folllowsi jtledjve ourselves to resto: 1 1 'he American policj of clutles ilio jn'otectlon our shipping In furrylnn trude, that Aiiieroian ships, prodtiel of Ameriean employed in Arnecic-jn sailing under the. stiirn and sirii.usi', anO manned and and by Ai Icar.s, may regain the carrying of American forelyn commerce." THE COM CEOP.

Somewhat Retarded by Too Much Bain and Cold Weather, THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE SIMEONS LIVER don'i i'OTt to take it. The Liver gets sluxgisr nns tho Wmtsr, just likl all nature, ana avj system becomes choked up bv up he accumulated waste, which brings, on Vialana, hever and Ague and Rheuma- w-ako up your Livei tteforf TALK til' A TEI.1.EH Silver Man Mit.v Leiivc CullVttllLlnll I.S ()-. St. Jjntils, June ,7. talk lai'Koiy centorn upon tin- urobabltf action of tho silver m'tor the p-oki phinit la adopted.

Senator Toiler's cautious Unit thi-re be no orfftinlzcd dru.iniitlc bolt, those who have been In. with him Inrti. rate plainly an InK-ntum of withdrawing from the convention hull bofore the pro- terminate-, ami uven Senator Toll- 'er admits that thi: men nmy line! It ncce.isiiry for ihr-ir to ivfi-alii frofn participation In the proceedings Senator Cannon, of Utah, puts It more bluntly, "How can we remain," he 1 sny.s, "and assist In tin; nomination of a tlci which we Intend to oppose? Of course must out." Tim exoUu.i not made by a ver man In a body, out )t seems to lie settled, programme that they "I'oli tip their tents rlie Arabs ar.d silent away." l.Jl-.c lo do it. alsc egulate-j thi it properly at vqrk, when your system will be free froitf oison and the whole Cody invigorated You get OWE BEST bLOOD when our system in A1 condition, and that vill only be the Liver is kept active, ry a Liver Remedy once and note the meren.ee. But take only.

-IVER REGULATOR is SIMMONS IVER RFjUUTOR which makes the difference. Take it in powder or in liquid already or make a tea of ths powder; buttaks LIVER REGULATOR. You'i: f.na the RED on even package. fcr J. PUilode.Vehfa, Pa.

Reports of Other Cereals, However, Generally Harvest Nearly Completed. Chicag-o, June 1C. The reporl.s as to tlie condition of the crops the country, and ihe general i-ITevi the weather on the jfi-owih, cullivaiiun and hai'vest of Ihe same, were Tuei-day made by the directors oi the sevci-al climle and crop sections. The received Chicago were ns follows; Itather cool dry week: hurvtfst eompk-U-d in soutln-rn soc- tlon and along in c-cntral, ryo harvest HEROICjrpMEN, Struggle Against a Common and Merciless Enemy. OATHKIU.Vti.

Few keeplnar the System In a Healthy Condition. CURES oURES Constipation. Acts on tho Liver and Kidneys, Purifies Blood, Dlspols Colds and Fevers, Beautifies tho Complexion and fc Pleasing Rofreshlnar to the Taste. sot-D er ALL. Drtuaaisra, nicelj itlus'ratcd eiffhty-pairc Lincola Story Book to cTerj pnrchawr of Lincoln Tea.

Price 25c. Ask your tLntexlat, or LIWOJUT Cc- Tort Wa JM trt Tor Sale by B. F. KEESL1NG. Dtiuluro, That Tiifro St, Junu II fact that Chairir.iiti 'J'r-ubonuok tliat no mpui inK tht: nuLlonnl comrr.Utt ol' Ihf iiojiullst "ijurty li.is yut eullei.

infcrr.b(*rs ol' that bouy continue to In tho city, to bo slrnuly tatorfl." Mr. Roscllo, chulrir.an of th slate commkitc. Is no lion i'cij- rumor of v. free sllvt-r poVull cor.Iorenot. Ncverihi'lcss one of th'o si ver from North Carolina says: "Tlic'Vij l.s a ir.ovemont on TOOL unit tin." I'rto silver (lomoorats, frtti Bllvijr publicans unU populisis.

Tin; Trot- silver k-nderr; hur wiiltiinf to st(i what Is doni; by the- I'n silver rfjiuHloans can yen Uon, l. proljuble that sonic action looking lownr. of tho 1'ix-s silver wil thci: lie taken." Built For Service thor are built to stand for years. jimliifjiin, hmm can not alforu to Tho Wiivsrleys Are built in the Largest aud Besc Equipped Factory in the World. IVo IHLVB a eMiibilslied duello iiiplj iinjtbliii; bin the IK-SI tliiii brains imu -iliow It.

Scoivhor. lielgtits, SSO.CO. toile KSJUK.NCV. Made by INDIANA BICYCLE Inilluimpoils, InU. i.mi ni and 2S Inch, S7o and JSj.uO, Call and sot them.

CLINE BROS, Agents. OVEli THK STATE. Events in Various Portions of diana Told by Wiro. Tho Minors' Htrlfeo. Tcrro June 30.

iiiiiiurti' KtriUc, wliich luis bcon on s'uiue uiiprcci'tU'nli'd u'osi'imc of disorder, is to rusuiuo nt 1 with tin; imitigiirntiou of the ovitlioii pi'uutss by SOTIJO of the; The Star City in iSiillivnii eonnly, opi-ralctl by tlic Kiinlur coinptiny of Chicago, the initintivc and otJiurs follow Ilio 'J'liu minors sent committees to the cities larger towns to solk'it aid, but, thty linvo not ns ivi-ll as in former strikes. Cllulrmttn. 'Kokoino, June Lo.x.7. KirJqialrick, of tliiw city, presidenl. of the state Christian Hm'loiivor soeii-ty.

lias been seloeti-d liy the iiiieriiationiil Kndeavor comrnitli'C to iic't us of the meeting of tlie stale rind provincial ofiices ol' tlie Cliristinn Kndi-iivor convfiition lo be liek'l nt Wash Lug-ton. 1). durini; 1 inti'i'nutioiiiil eonveiiliou July KnU'oino will also be represented lii- S. JC. fit- liver an on "(loud Storm ut Duuvllto.

tlauvilk-, Juno terrific rain nml uleeLric storm struck this cily lasted Tor an hour, and will cause much damage. The creeks arc up, ami look like. Jakes. The liffht- niny damaged tlie electric liffht plant many of the circuits. The cloud 1 lnnig 1 over the city fully half an liotir before it lieg-an raining 1 and many predicted a tovundo.

Woittii of -lnn. Jell'ersonville, Juno IT. one of the most prominent wo.iit.hy jihysician.s of soiillieni Indiana, dieil after a lingering illness. was a. power in jiolitics for many 1 ears.

Six Hifo lie liml loinb built near his home, nnc'l ordered that lie be buried in it. lie of siare will he ivpix'senied. and mcnls are ir.r'.kiny to iMiicrtain union members on that Ono at Juue Webb in the circuit, court was awartltitl S'JSO damages in his suit against Hie company 1'or tlie permaiieiij injury of his son Charles. Th? latter was an employe in the mill, and was badly hurt in (he machinery, a leg 1 belnpr crushed. Hiirgliir Sliot to La Graug-e, unknown man was shot ami instantly killed while trying; to rob.the slore of Jusejih Garlott at Jfog-o, a small place near this town.

The dead man was broupfht to this place to await 1 lie action of-the coroner. Xo arrests have been made. ItyrtljjiiH, Peru. E. A.

Kdivards of the Firer Jias.iomiJ haul: lias resigned Ills position as presidentof the city school board. Graduating-ex- Jias'e been postponed for a ivcck to await the appointment of a new trustee by the council. In a ilospititl. L.i Porte, June Juliiis Hecks, pastor of Joseph's CatJioiic 1 in this city, is reported to be an inmate of a Chicago hospital. His.

friends fear that ill health will compel his permanent- i-elircmcnr from ministerial work. Kuuior That JUorton Hits KL-c'insIUerod 1'laLt jiiul Ut'jit'lv. St. )-onis, JiiiiL- A very persistent sLartud early TLitjyrlay and was heurJ slmultunuoiiKly In tlirvi; or four UilTiiruiit ijiinrtci's, that Gov. Morton I'L-eonsklered his declination would ueCL-pt it woi'i.

1 him. For ijtirpo.sii this 'rumor 111 clrr-iilation it is Gliilctill to say. bu: that it had purpose -Mr. Platt to dlsc-uda Ihu mailer In any sluinc. un- livrc." he said, "to nominate Sir.

Manor, for tho lireslileiify, and that Is dls- pos' 1 of we are aot coii.y)derln.i, tho vice presidency." Stlimpud us Uc Ijy 1 Spoalcing ol 1 the rumor that Gov. Morton hod consented to the second plr.cc- on Mr. Chauncey stamped it as t'Diindutlon. "Tliu men," said lie, "who nro 3-1 r. Morton's name In this connection an? not his I'riuads.

They arc trying 10 main! him nncl he- resents It. Ho would not tin; presidency undnr nn.v nlreiimstances." would 1m On In the event that 11:0 convention shoMhl r.omlnti.tc hlnr. by aeelrtmatlon?" Mr. 'DoiK wu.s asked. "How off.on." exclaimed Mr.

lin- l.iatlently, "must a man say a tiling before he Is to Must ho say Ji (fVfry day keep on snylng it Inflellnito- ly? Oov. Miorton hus explicitly doclnred lhat he would not accept the vice presidency. What more can ha say? What more can he Col. Fred nniiit Cnmllilato. Mr.

U- fe. Grant, wlio is here- as mi-inbor of the California dulepntlor makes tile announccrr-iont that his brothe Col. Frod Grant, of Xew York, will bo candidate for the second place on tl tluket. Speaking of the mention of own nnme In connection wjtli that onir; he said: "No, I not a candidate. brother.

Col. Grant, is my candldtu for the vice presidency." "He has been quoted aa saying that yo lira a eandldnte." "Yus, 1 know, but he will be a candldat he Is my candidate. You. know thi' presidential never hrouKht up until the president has boor named, The second Is a sort of con solailon eup. My brother Fred, wjll be ana i tninic DC nomi ated.

"His candidacy," added Mr. Grant, "wl rot bt pushed until the time conies. I a proud of the fact that he Is my brother, think that the soldiers who wore under father, and their sons, will support hirr but his own record deserves It. I do nslc It for him on father's record." Want Bond to Accitpt riaro. Speaker Reed's Maine friends do no attach any special significance to the pel tlon which was sent him from Boston ask ing his acceptance of the second place the ticket.

Mr. Reed la very popular 1 Massachusetts. The politicians from that state say tha lie Is their natural choice for the presl dency, but that failing to secure this honor they would like at least that he should ac ceut the vice presidency, feeling that I would greatly sirennthpn the ticket. CAUJ'OKNIA UI1.V.KK. Will Stick fur the White IHTetuI to the Point pt Bolting.

St. Louis, June having been circulated that California was not solid for silver, a meeting- of the delegation was held Tuesday morning, and a resolution proposed by Congressman Johnson adopted which set forth that tho California member of tlio resolutions committee was instructed to cooperate with the silver men In every wav short of actual bolting. Committee Mvn St. Louis, June following additional national committeomen have been elected, by state delegations: Florida, E. Gundv: Louisiana, A 1 T.

WI burly: Xew Hampshire, Pearson C. Cheney: North Daito'la. W. H. Robinson; -kiutli Carolina, Webster; Vermont George J.

Chlltls; Wyoming, WUiis Va-i- li'Veliter; Indian territory, Leo E. Bcn- TVnnrMrteu by EVIIIIN. St. Loiiis, Juno Tennessee dele- in lion nit-tat o'clock Tuesday morning nd aduptfd n-solutlons earnestly com- nHiiK to thy convention the name lon, Kvans as a candidate L'or HAMMOND' BANQUETED. roiiimrs it Toast Itcl'uriii I'rlsonors 1 lli-Nt tho rel'onn eoniiiiiUee ar.ler, who been njison.

upon il)e lie, at a banquet 1 Mon- evening, at which he a Ions'. 1o the biii'R'hcrs, who, he said, 1.1 Ijcsl friends the fel'onn eom- inittte They Tin: H.rs|., he said, lo ro pre- suj-ve jie.ive, they were also the first lo support the. prisoners' for outline ar.d liny is suv sno'i vondltlon: is In.v but liehls mnstly hi Rood and potatoes excellent. rains riuring lirst of week followed by doe'uedly eool liiive been unfavorable eorn. Cor: c-3d damaged ny hi 1 improving K-ruwiiiB- rapuily.

Kern-rally fav.i all eoni, wlileh i-iicck, by eool Is n-ood cfindiiion. Wlu-at. bay and lave i 1 and l-yt: loolcs goc'd. in; headlnfr and look line. Much euin- -lalnt of in nearly all ci'oi's" Maying Is In uro.n-res:i with light yield.

days, tool nifrlits, ru.lnf.ill Dais, gardens and grass HOOrJ but cool nights" iviaruVu ootr, a lltll'-, and some becoming weod.v. Whi-at is maturing rapidly and then: is general complaint of rust affecting blades; some Is cut in portion. planting well advanced, Some clover hay Gats and rye are maturing-. Fodder corn -and late potatoes not all planted llHspoorrlc-s are ripening. rains and cool weather Ail growing crops improved.

Wheat harvest begun, crop light: rye being cut iiarluy In shook: continued': eornnicneed, crop short; tobacco plants all set out; great crop of bcrrii-s ripening; corn pointing in excellent condition: oats best In years. week and although all crops show Improvement, corn "ontlnues backward. Clover cutting as begun; general complaint of small grains being too lank, anc; reports of rust are increasing-. Kyo lining well, meadows and pastures growing nicely, insect ravages dp- week has been very favorable with warmer weather which ha a improved all vegetation except com vhic.i is backward. Early rye Is heading ''outii first half and seasonably n-ai-m second half of wtb good or.

Thursday. Oorn improved last three days and all oilier vegetation did well Jarley Is and oats jointing. lav-orable week for klll- I1K weeds in corn, for growth of small -rains, but a little too cool for best rowtn .01 corn. Kyi; and wheat ripening southern co.nnics and winter wncat vi.s'i commenced in extreme astern All crops in excellent ondhion. week, with but little rol'i except from Kus-li to Wilson counties has favored crops, plowing and harvesting.

Wheat harvest becoming general winio stacking and thrashing have begun in south portion. Corn and grass lead all crops with much improvement In ilax and. potatoes. Missouri Week favorable for work. harvest progressed rapidly, ais-i corn plowing during hitler Wliejt considerably damaged bugs and rust.

Corn on low jands very foul. Cotton injured by wet weather and vciy giassy. Oats and meadows doing well. and cloudy weather wuil gencivlly HrJlH rainfall has been benc- liciai to grain whk-h have from i tlst and rank growth. 1 progress lias been incule in cleaning co and crop uoing well, clover begun ar.d haying will soon be general.

Woman' 1 hyro- ism noievinced by fearlessness or cnterprisein lime courage- an fortitude are iniiji.ic.-i- tion.iklo in time of of the who smiles anil tries to make those around her cheerful, while she is racked with the excruciating tnres of womb trouble. Think of one day by day, begs her physician to help her, while the torture Of tortures could not add to Jiec misery. sJie yield She endures her agonies, and meets her friends whb. cheerfulness. This is woman's heroism, and few mo.i realize how prevalent they are.

Physicians rarely render relief in such cases. years of success, withever- popularity, £, lifint'x Compound is, wonnif sure an i safe refuge frotu inllainnial.ion, ulcenuion, fallingand dis- placemi-iit, of the womb, ovarian trouble, leuc'orrhiua, p.ainfn] suppressed men- strualions, kidiioy trouble, nervous pres- tration, and manner of distressing and life-sapping female diseases. 0 my sisters, believe what is told you of iJiis wonderful medicine! Before I took it had falling of the womb and leucorrhfija. womb came down so badly 1 could no', walk across the lloor; the pain was excruciating; now a.ll is so changed, and 1 am so'happy, Lydia E. rinkham's Vegetable.

Compound has saved me from a life of misery. Don't, don't suffer, I say, when a cure is so easily obtained." AVii.UA.M 163 Antoiu Street, Detroit, Mich. The COAST UNE to MACKINAC TAKE TO MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY CHICAGO 2 New Steel Passenger Steamers 1 Thodmicut Periectloa yHattalned In BoM Construction bjulpment, Artlttlc f-orn iblntr, Dfcor.tloo EAlcUnt Service, bighftl degree of COnFORT, SPEED AND SAFETY. Foim TRIPS PER WIEK BCTWCCH Toledo, LOW RATES to PIctureBio. AUckiiue Return.

Indudine Hull uid Berthi. From Clevelwid. from fig; from Octtolt, EVERY EVENING Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points East, South and Southwest and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest. Suntfljr Trlpt June, July, dujutl Seplembtf Onfe, EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cfevefaad, Put-in-Bay Toledo Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. Address A.

A. SCHANTZ. P. DKTHOlT, HI OH. THejefrait and cieveianii steam M.

Co. AVnntoit for Forgery, 10. AV. a bank swindle: 1 who bns just served three yi.virs in the soul hern Tn- (linna. pcnitcntjiiry, was taken to Philadelphia (o be tried passing- a check.

DrowiKKl Wlllln Jillthlllg. Valparaiso, June Thomas, son of ex-Sheriil" Klias N. drowned at Flint lake bathing-. Tie was ten old. IJrowiu'tl In a lltiuling-ton, June jlieks, ag-ed 14, wa-s drowned while in an stone quaj-ry h'lk'd l-'v i-ooeKt rains, ITTLIi' IVER PILLS Militia C'ullixl Out.

June First. regimen', nutkinal guard left Ttiesdav for Astoria to preserve the jji'tieu (iiuon.y tlio striking 1 Jishenjieii, nn liews- c'ii i bee;) ririv oui. of 'for i jioris to the u'sbeniie; Injures Crojw. June hai in nceurrntl at five o'cloel; Mo befwccn mill Jlnilslonfs iy iiichu in di-nneter literally cut down" larj, fields of of sever; houses in Preston were brokeji. Th Oamag-c will lie eonsiderable.

Eosoobel, June terribl hail antl rainstorm passed nver this set t.ion of ths state. Monday aftermon Many bridges were washed away Ihe diiTnage done to crops is very large Call NEGRO 'DEMOCRACY. sMiioil foe McuLint; nf Their Niuioiial Ir.iliamipoJis. June bi'cii issued from tin- Of t-hV' I'XCCUtivc CDUllllitlL'L 1 Oi £TO Dcjiuicra', ic to iind to all in'fj'ro L'jiitoil for the lion at Tiicsflhy, Auij'iist Jl. noun.

The of cneh h'ayui' is instviU'H'ilto soc thnt the sii convcnl.ioti is called in sin Accidentally Killcil. June Sherry, i- ten-year-old boy residing- with his parents ut Fifty-first court, Monday afternoon shot ami killed John Auley, the ten-year-old son of James McAnley, who resides next door to tlic SJiewys. Tlie icas neciflpnt nit young- Sherry was arrested and nkeji to the sloohyards station, where is delaiued. next OL lutliana Workers' union wil! ho in in Vfi'iitem- isi'ii Lin a J-Jilly. iivcry tinion ofcvrry kictl itrtliy 1 Ilia.Lust Tvil), lOikhart, J11110 ifu'ul- iui', Shore an Sonlln-rii GO years, died in Iliis v.

SISK HEADACHE Positively cured by these tittle pills, They also relieve L.jti-css from Dyspspsh, tr.digcstion and Too Eating. A perfect remedy for Dizziiwss, Nausea, ness, Pad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pcin Jr tic Side, TOJiEtD'. IJVSB. llxy Purely Vegetable, Jtftby lilll-lHMl to Dculih. New York, June lire-occurred londay afternoon on the second floor o.f tlie house 517 Wcst-JTorty- liglith the apartments of John Fhilicrty.

six- njoiith.s-old ('odcnth, und Jolni l-'liilici-ty, foin 1 oltl, was seriously burnpd ufaont the 'henrl and body. Cninpnn Keciilleil to Active Survive. Mudriil. yovcrninenfc has ocfjifli-vl i'j Gen. Campus to survicc.

TJi.p liin.s'clt tluit he will iiocopt tlio conijuand a division in Cuba. TinyM, rnmic.r and tiisl. fliotj I'yrt JC, Y. J'rosidc-nf J'urdons. Washing-ion.

lil. Tlio dent, has pardoned 'William Ja cufivicicil in Oregon, of conspiracy, ami sonU'iicc Monroe .1 oh coin iclcd hi Arkansas of illicit distilling' and fCnCcncrd in March, JKSW. l.o ihrcc years and four months in tin: Kind's JJroolilyn, X. jlally, convicted in Ohio of viola! iny the postal laws and sen to Hvo years in the Ohio penitent and one year in county jaii, purdon g-ranicd iis to jail sentence. Gruiii, 1'rovlskins, Ktc.

-Chicago, 'June active 1 and higher. June, July, Septcm- jer, and lirmer. Xn. -2. Xo.

1' yellow, irv.i&Slic; July, S7-'Ue r.d Sepiemher, and For A ake Trip? Vhlt dull and easy. Xo. 2 cash, Jtily delivery, S2c; SejJtcinber, 3-lc. MISSS Offerings rather Jibiir.ll nil demand active, Prices easier. Quo- Liions mused at J7.0Sfi:r.",0 for cash; J7.03 for June; $7.1041.7.3: for July: Jr September.

Demand moderate rind offerings I-'ricos steady. Cniotatlons milled i'or easli M. for .1 uno: for July, and for eptemlH'r. Quiet and steady. rnthertama.

eamorles. D.ilr.'es, Only moderate -ilc- and. Turkeys, BiffSci Chickens, per pound; Cet-se. per ozen, You'll fully enjoy all oflts dclSshsi 1 ou one 01 the MICHIGAN AJID IAXE SUPERIC? TRANSPORTATION CD'S ILISANT STEAMSHIPS, between Chicago and four times every week. i.ow sleel sieamship "Manlton" ijala.ce.

Travels 'twbct Ch Harbor Springs, Pcioskey. Island, etc. Write for our readable rending matter, free, or your nearest agent. Address Jos. Berolzheiin G.

P. A. LAKE MICH. LAKE SUPRKIOR TB.l.VS. CO.

Rush and N. Water Chicago. I.iVI! M. sti-onpr. Fair to best and feeik-rs, mixed Cows ui.d Culls.

3.75- Texas. Market hiirher. f.i^ht. 1 INDA filllsiT HINDOO REMEDY TllU nn by CnrS; litly Knil'i- id slza store: a nut surely nf i-Ul oryoiuic. Kin-ilycnri-ii'in iiix caurittil'--' money rein nil rs! lion's 'litl.

it, ir.a on (MiAlMJ. Ij Mill jt prcpnid. CWCigo, 1:1.. or l-y JJ. LOGANSl'OKT.

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