The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 3

Wit antaBmfli silk s.CATfl8RH BMTWORTB. ThcOora Crop-Uwklag After Seed Oora A dead actor Flaed OoL Bsaa Polities -Personal Note. IHK UK ALT II OF ULUOMIHOTOX. folate of Interest A boat Malaria, Typhus, Hay Fever sad Pseunoaia This Year the Healthiest la the Past Tweaty Years. It laving become a current talk tbat tbla FROM AUCTION.

It is seldom that we buy goods at auction, for the reason that it is very rare when Domestic Goods of intrinsic value are offered, but last month one of these rare occasions was presented in the great sale in New York of 6,000 cases of BLANKETS AND UNDERWEAR. A SURE RECIPE Fop Fine Complexions. Positive relief and immunity from coiniilexloiiul blemishes may be round in Hasan's Magnolia Halm. A delicate and harmless article. Sold by druggists everywhere.

It imparts the most brilliant and life-like tints, and the closest scrutiny ennot detect its use. All unsightly Discolorations, Eruptions, Ring Harks under the eyes, Sallowness. Redness, Roughness, and the flush of fatigue and excitement are at once dispolled. by the Magnolia Balm, It is the one incomparable Cosmetic. At this sale our Mr.

Lambert was a heavy buyer. The result of his purchases we offer to our patrons this morning, in the grandest collection of Bargains at the Lowest Prices ever heard of. And it may be twenty ysars before a like opportunity presents itself. A word to the wise is sufficient. Dress Goods.

We are Offering Great Bargains in Dress Goods. Black ail MM Velvets. Black Bafiie Umi SI Tel-Y8ls $1 25 a Yarft. Eoyal Haii Anr. Sits.

Blankets. 100 Fairs nice White lersey Blankets, formerly $2 1 pair. 100 Pairs 10-4 White Baltic Blankets, $2 00; formerly $3.00 a pair. 100 Pairs 10-4 Mystic Falls Blantets, formerly $3 50 1 nalr. 100 Pairs 10-4 Ca'ifornla Blankets, formerly $4.00 a D3ir, ABthruthful advertisers we cannot claim, as some do, that this California blanket is worth $5 00, for we have not sold it during the last ten years for over $1.00 a pair.

100 Pairs Saiontilie 104 Blankets, $3.50 a oair; worth $5.00. 200 Pairs Home-Hade Factory Blan'iets in White, Gray anl Scarlet at tonally low prices. Comforts. 300 Bed Contorts 75c, 98c and $1.24. 300 Eitra Qnallty Bel Comforts $1.35, $1.85 and $1.98.

Ladies' Cents' Underwear. 50 Dozen Ladies' Scarlet ill-Wool Vests, 98c; worth $1.25. 50 Dozen Gents' All-Wool Scarlet Vests, 98j; worm $1 .25. 50 tozen Gents' Fancy Colored Underwear, 24c; wMi 40c. 50 Dozen Ladies' Fine Merino Vests, 50c; worth 65c.

25 Dozen Ladies' Merino Vests, 40c; worth 50c We also have the liner grades of Ladies' and Gents' Underwear at 75c, 98c, $1.24, $1 .50, $1 .75 all bargains. VELVETS. DRESS FAliUICS. KM) GLOVES. AUTUMN AND WINTER Wraps.

A.lrRiirt'il Styles Now Opening. Invite the 4ll-nrlin ol their I'a-trouk throughout Central Illlnolsi. TlK-lr Home anal Pealdent New lork Hurera are unw in the KaNtern Markets. Nome Choice and Rare I'm Styles lu all the above Linen are on tiale TO-DAY FITZ WILLIAM SONS. BioMiNGTiN, September 1R83.

"Here We Are, AND WHILE WE STAY YOD CAN LOOK SlMTHlNG NEW EVERY DAY." Uve yon seen theme nlceplu'b WaterbnrySO-hour clocks, every one warranted to be leliable Umo-ke. pers frr SI 25: wrh 131)0, at My btoref A I arte lot of knivuft and forks, bought at auction, and will be -old cheap a' My More. A lame Bruseeli Ottoman at Mv tre for 75c. Dr. corpet for Hfic at My btore.

A flood selection ot solid and plated jowel very cheap at My More. Pearl biUtonn, white 88 enow, forKc a d.iz-u at My 8 tore batin aLd frroa grata ribbon tur dc, 3c, Jtte and tic a yard ail coora-at My btore worth a great deal more. At My Store it 'be place to buy your do le, table hjen and crash and save money. Another largo shipment plepgware and tome Que lamps at My Store. It the wonder of the day how they sell curtain Holland, a yard, and those nice Marseille! quilts at 5c, 90c, $1 10 and $1 85 each at My more, it ou want to he astonished, look over tun 10-rent counter at My Store, and If yon wad to know wha; so many ot your nelghhor are dotn wi st ol the square so often lately, when you have time drop In My Store and notice the business that we are doing and the prices we are making, tnd the line dayf' wonder will be ez- filaiufd and what draws the people out of the mniDOB center to buy goods.

At My Store, or be tore the 1st of September, we will have a lot ol Wm. Rogers' No. 12 dinnor knives that we will sell at $1.60 per cet. per set, and teaspoons at $1.10 per set All Rogers' goods at a meat deal more of hid goods at less than wholesale prices at My Btore. We make a specialty of tin and stamped ware, at prices to suit the honse keeper, at My Store.

We don't misrepresent an article to sell It. Onr money is made In buying, and we guarantee the goods at represented. We are daily reciving goods right from under the sherilTa hammer, at My Store," ives' Block. J. R.

STRRKT, Manamr. Horses for Sale. We offVr at low prices, about forty bead of They pre not the small Southern Texas Hpenlf Pooies, bin pre srooa-B'zsrJ, weil-formeu bornea, ee peclnlly tiftod tor SADOLE OR DRIVING They can be seen In tbe naitura adjoining Normul btock Tarda For full partloulaaa, prlcea, call on DOP pn LON1 Normal, 111. ANTED. TO BUY NOf FVBBY WEEK FODB CAR-L'JAna OF Heavy Draft HORSES Win bny rome laree, well drvelopwl vear-o1da, with p'emj o' bone and qaality Will poe.tlveiv be at borne Hatnrdav? and Monrava.

I. H. LIOHT. aMlw 39H 8lbl 1 Block North ol hew Jail. Hill 0- 311 HORSES THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1883 Sweet oranges at Kitcbell dt A.

D. Klrkpatrlck's trade ia booming. Mr. Stephen Smith went to Chicago yea-terday. Manafield'a aample counter for bargaina id Shoes.

Mr. HydeCbisholm, the young grocer, is temporarily unaer tne weatner. Mr. Franklin, a merchant of Colfax, was in tue city yeaieraay, on business. Mr.

Horatio Bent returned yesterday, irora an exienaea tour oi toe norm west. Hot biscuit and buna free for all to-day at jiaiion outlet's west sme casu grocery. Something New Attend tbe special osrtcn ana plume sale at fc. v. BelDel tnu week.

For the nicest, freshest candles, go to Thompson A ljams, successors to Bruce Brown. Something New Attend tbe special ostrico up ana plume sal ai u. eeiuei tnu Fresh oysters direct from Baltimore, Choice celery and the beat o( crackers at B. r. Bttv sour plumes and tip of Sheldon Cle.

Largest stockt lowest prices. No. 1U4 West Front street. do to Prof. Campbell's organ concert at tbe second Presbyterian church tonight.

admission cents. Mr. J. M. Cottlng and family and niece returned Monday from a very pleasant trip oi lour weeka lo toe east.

Daren port, of Eureka, mother of the late Frank Da? en port, ie in the city, via- ltinir at Mr. DwlKht Harwooa'a. Our correspondent from Blbler wrltea that tue farmers around there Lave com. meDced bueklnff and cribbing corn, Let all parties wantiDE tbe beat rair car. pet ever lo tbe city call at A.

D. Kirkpat- ricK'a, corner oi Marxei ana Main street. Tbe C. A A. pay car arrived in the city last evening and to day tbe regular monthly Upend will be distributed to tbe employes.

Mr. Milton deputy county re. eorder. baa been confined to bis bouse for several days with an attack of bilious fever. When In need of a suit or overcoat, ko to Rorst ct Oswald's and Inspect their stock You may rest assured that tbey can suit you.

We make a specialty of ostrich and fancy feathers see II we are not the lowest in price. Sheldon 4 Cle, 104 West Front street Tte B. A W. folks are doing' a much. needed work at their freight house by put-tins; in thorough repair the platform which surrounds it.

Mersrs. McNeal Holmes, yesterday. sold their grocery on Washington street to Mr. Wm. Minter.

the well-known carpenter and contractor. Mr. H. W. Aldrlcb, formerly an Insurance agent bere but now traveling for a Chicago house, was in the city yesterday, giving his friends a shake.

Messrs. Willie and Eddie Butler, who were taken sick a few davs ago. with diph theria. are grearly Improved and they will soon be around again. Coming Five world-renowned orators Dr.

Thomas. Talmage. Judge Tourgee, Mrs, Livermore, David Swing. Whole course 2 00. Tickets at Max well's.

If the man who exchanged hats with me in tbe court bouse the other day will corre snd trade back, I will be much obliged. 1. Burns, agent U. at A. K.

K. Hereford's Baking Powder exhibition; hot biscuit and buns free for everybody to ay, at Mallon Butler's, west aide cash grocery. lAdiea especially Invited, Just received, direct from the factory, a full line of decorated eblnaware at a. li. Klrkpatrlck's, cor.

Market and Main, Call and see him. Hla weight ia as usual. No effort to produce a perfect clothes ringer has not been successful except that ol tbe empire, we snail oe giaa to snow its superior eualltlea. U. II.

Keaa Bro. The flood Templars lodge of this city Is growing auite fast, and it is now a quite im portent organisation. At their regular weekly meetings tbey Initiate from three to four members. Mr. A B.

Coolev.of Tekansah. Nebraska, having aold out his farming Interests in that state, is in the city visiting Dr. Hudson ana prospecting for the purchase of real estate and a location for buainess. Dr. C.

Wakefield, wife and daughter, Misa Hattle. returned yesterday aftern on from a four months' visit In the far west. Tbe doctor ia looking bronsed and hearty, while Misa Hattie ia greatly improved In healtu. Mr. Chester Munaell, a well-known resi dent of Dry Grove, left this week for JrflVr-son.

Iowa, taking with him tbe ten Imported stallions recently bought ofjonas Bill Son. He intends to become a draft horse breeder there. Dr. John tioodspeed, a son of Judge Goodepeed, of Jollel, and a brother of Mr. Charley Qoodspeed, formerly a member of Wesleyao law Class, aiea monasy at uis father's residence In Johet.

The cause of bis death was consumption. He was a aingle and quite well known in tnia city. stated yesterday that two handsomely upholstered easy chairs tbe evening before were presented to Mr. and Mrs. A.

Butler, ny tbe members 01 toe tv: Dacca tonge the 1 U. O. r. me cnair presentea to Mm Hutler was the gift of the members of tbe Rebecca lodge, but tbe chair presented Mr. Butler was- given by Messrs.

uisrv, Churchill dt Co. and their employes. SuperlntendeDt's Coaveatloa. Prof. Kaab, superintendent of public Instruction, has called a meeting ot the county superintendents of school throughout central Illinois, at Decatur on the 19th and 20th insts.

Heretofore It bas been the cus. torn to bold annual Institutes for the benefit tbe coumv superintendents throughout the state, but this year Prof. Raab will hold strict institutes, ana this is me nrst one called. Regarding the Death of Mrs. White.

We were in error yesterday morning In speaking of Mrs, White, tba lady who died tbe St. Joseph hospital on the 21st ult She wss from Wenona, this stale, and not from Wyoming, and she was tbe wife of well-to do and highly respected clPt'n ol that town. The facts as published weie oo- oed from a very reliable source, but it turns out our Informers were mistaken. This lady bad been an invalid for fifteen or sixteen years. However, the records oi tbe hospital show that ah died from heart di.ease.the re sult of a fall.

Bbc was in the hospital but two daya. The Ceatary. Tbe experience of tbe last cold winter has proved thia the only perfectly aucceetful square, low feed, bard coal base burner yet on tbe maraet avnry stove guareniecu. Call and aee it. 0.

H. Read it Bro. Dedleatioa at Colfax. Colfax, tbe prosperous and growing little city to tbs eastern pert of this county, has lust completed a handsome $4,000 school building Whicn win do aeaicsteu ud tue itu inst. Tbe dedication ceremonies will pariake of a literary nature, and they will laxe place on tbe afternoon and evening of tbat day.

Addresses will be made by Dr. Adam, of the Wesleysn, President Hewitt, oi me normsi. rrol. Miller, county supermieiHicut ui schools, and doubtless tbey will be well worth listening to. ranllllmi skin core.

Paollllon catarrh cure, Paplllion cough cure, manufactured by the Paplllion Manufacturing Chicago, Illinois, and advertised io thia oaner, is for sale by W. W. Marmoa, J. E. Eapy.

A. M. Rhlnehart, Jno. r. Moore, J.

McCaan, Nor- mai, in. The cool weather the last few days with frost at night has stopped tbe corn from growing In the vicinity of Heyworth, and with favorable weather for the next few weeka It will mature rapidly, but unless we have such weather there will be considerable of com that will be soft sod not matured. The farmers are taking more than ususl care to collect their seed corn for next season. Tbe conductor on the freight train on the Illinois central road going north on last Sat- urday morning waa arrested at 11 iy worth and fined (10 for letting his train aland on the track, obstructing the highway over twenty minutes. Tbis Is tbs recond conductor wbo bas been fined there In a short time tor obstructing tbe crusting, and It Is certainly commendable In tbe town otH en that they In these cases see thst Ibe Is strictly enforced, and It would be still more commendable in them If tbey would see tba' the law was enforced ag.iust boys and young men getting on the trains pasting here and rld.ng a abort distance and then Jumping off, but those whose sworn duty It is to see tbat this law is eniorueu rati to itu-snj notice of it, for which there Is uo good an valid excuse.

In last Sunday's BulUttniltt la a report published of a conversation between col, Ross and Wm. Kan. of a political character, in wblrb conversation col. rioss says ne is aissatianed with tbe republican party and tbat It may go to Tbs Col. bad one of bis periodical spells, which will not last mm long, ss none or these spells ever nave.

and be will, after they paaa off and be aeee Capt. Rowell, be as fulsome of praise of tbe republican party aa be ever was, so his re publican iriends need give themselves no uneasiness about his changing from a repub lican to a democrat. Mrs. Isaac Vanordetrarid and her daughter-in-law. Mrs.

Willie Vanordstrand, left Heyworth last Monday for a visit to their relatives in Davies county, Missouri. Mrs. L. Noble and her son. Joseph, of ney worth, rot home Irom their visit in southwest Missouri lsst Frldsr evening.

Joseph K. Noble expects to start next week to norma, where his son, John B. isoble, moved this rail. George TThrlch. of Hevworth.

elnecta to nave his new abop finished this week so he can go to work io 11 CLEAN CIRCUIT COURT. Tutirday'e ProcetiingtBtfor Judgt grtva Virtually all day Wedneaday waa taken np In the trial of George Craig, William Price and Glp D. Pi ice, who are charged with the larceny of hogs. Tbs prosecution is determined and th defense is stubborn and active. The Jury went out at a late hour In tbe afternoon and will return a verdict today.

TBI RLAKB EMBEZZLEMENT CASE. In tbe case of Edrlc A Blake, tbe young man who waa indicted for embrzsllng tunaa from the Chicago and Alton railroad company, a forfeiture waa taken upon hla recognisance, inasmuch aa he failed to appear. Judgment waa entered againat tbe sureties on bis bond, Sarah A. Raymond and J. Burns, for 1250 Anolispios was then en.

tered in tbe caae by the atate'a attorney. Blake la not now living in the state oi Illi nois. It is understood that bis relatives have fully reimbursed tbe railroad company lor the amount of hia OTH SB CRIMINAL MATTERS. The following cases were stricken from tbe docket: People, ex relation George M. E'ls- worin, vs Iran aimer; reopie, ex rei vs.

H. Swalm; People va. Edward George, lor grand larceny. Tbe following mentioned caaes were eon tlnued on defendants' motiona: People va, Andrew Jobnaon, for larceny; People va. jonn a.

nvane, lor extoruon. fleae of not guilty were entered In the fol lowing cases: People vs. Wm. W. Evans, for arson; reopie vs.

jonn ana Hamil ton jonnson, lor ourgiary ana larceny. in three casea wnere uenry Jordan ia in. dieted for burglary Jointly with olber de fendants. a lury trial was waived bv Jordan, and a trial by tbe court agreed upon, as to him. D1VOBCB MATTERS.

Emily J. Myers vs. Andrew J. Myers. De cree of divorce granted on account of tbs husband's desertion, custody of children awarded to wife.

MIOELLANEOCS OBPEBS. Emily Gsver va. Jane Henry et al. Decree of foreclosure entered. Samuel Wright vs.

Wm. Bozarth et al. Decree entered. Samuel Heracbler et al. va.

Henry Lyonet Report oi sale approved. BITTERS. THE BEST TONIC. Cures Completely Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Malaria, I.lvr Si Irtner Complaint.

rruggUt tad Physician endomw If. Uie only Brown's Iron Milter, made by Brown Chmical Baltimore. Crowed ad line, and trade-mark oa wrapper. THIS SOAP -1SMADBFBOM And contains not anr Ai'isai rat or a Itati. It will mate toe Stln solt anl Smoatb, rem; me 101-pleno? Clear and oeautilnl.

it will tie lonnl ra'Dan as i Hair Wasi. reacting and imenting Dai-ttruf. Its Clpaos- PalimeA 'lcgcanacitnssix noes greater mai il otter soap, and gives tetter satislactioi. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AOBNT W.W. 115 North Mau-Sl Bloomlngton, 11L IN GREAT VARIETY.

Embracing- tba Beat Good In tba Market F. OBERKCETTEB, NO. 118 SOUTH MAIN-8T. liiOIJ Mexican Soap Boo I I I season baa been peculiarly remarkable for aevere casea of diseases, a Pantaokspb representative look tbe trouble to Investigate tbe condition of public health In general and tbs so-called malaria in particular. Pays! clans, quack doctors, old women, horse doc tors, tlspplng doctors, mediums, clairvoy anta, and even corn and wart eure po meo were subjected to a rigid cross fire to produce great chunks of knowledge on tbe mysteries of disease and its remedies; and after all the trouble and vexation It was dlccovered.wbat everybody knows, tbat last summer and this 1.11 bas been the healthiest sesson we have had In twenty yeais.

It was found there had been three or four fatal cssea of bilious fever like that of Mr. Travia and Mr. Davenport- cases where individual ailments preceded ordinary attacks of fever. In some cases. when vigorous persons are down with bilious fever, It Is found tbat reckless exposure to catchlug cold is the inciting cause, instead of climatic condltioua, but the climate often Is made to aboulder tbe blame, though per.

fectly innocent of any offense. people sometimes get hot and alt down oo log or the curb-stone and talk politics till tbey sneeze, ana men go arouna and com plain of ny fever, biliousness, and curse the cumate. when the whole fault their own. Tbe physicians think tbe few casea of typbo malaria this year were of tbe most ordinary kind, but thai ibe newspspers bad given them undue prominence, and that nervous ana oiooa aisoiaers ana debility had more to do with the fatalities than the condition of the climate; that, with people of ordinary health all aucb cases are easily controlled. Most or tbe sickness this year has been with children, and with them not nearly so much a last year.

There baa not been much eickness this aeaaon, compar. atively, and the must at any one time ia now ana siuce tne miaaie oi September, when the damp weatner commenced. One of the oldest physlcisns In the city ss aerie that thia year hi bealihier than last, and tbat the two are healthier than any in the past twenty; mat me year inst was conspic, uous for malarial diseases, and worse by far than either oi the three years pi seeding it tbat malarial attacks on constitutions recked by indiscretions should not be brought to bear against tbe character of ou climate; that one-half of theaicknesa here is cautea by carelessly taking eoias, tne avoia ance oi wnicn wouia. save nan toe doctors' billa and undertakers' expenses. There Is, however, something curious and Inexplicable lo tbe fact that, after a lung beaithy period like Ibepaat aummer.it la gen, erally followed by a fall and winter of unusual aicknesa.

Thia point abould impress old settlers who know all should pay special regard to precautions about tak. lug colas ibis lull, sua about shining cloth ng to suit climatic changes; also, about diet, and the timely use of catnip tea, soap suds, the oatotuo ana not once. Bleomlngton is pre eminently healthy city, and it win be rememoerea both by pby. siciaus and tbe people generally, that when epidemics have been abroad In tbe land, it snares lightly with contagions, as in the put epidemlcaof small pox, mearlei, and acarltt fever; and, as far as malaria, ague or pneumonia are concerned, this place is fortunate. compared with tne Wabash bottoms, or the outbern part oi the state, where the chins are severe as to make tbe hickory trees reinble and shake tbelr limbs off, csusing maidens lo turn prematurely lean and cadav erous, and young men in their Kfay hairs lo go down in sorrow to their graves.

ABOUT MALAHIA ITSELF, and typbo malarial fevers, so much has been said of late as to impel us to make a few suc cinct observations on tbe subject. Tbe term malarial lever induces me lorms kuown as intermittent, remittent, fever and ague, bilious fever, bilious remittent, dtc 'Ibe present custom of many being to speak of aov oi mese lorms as malarial rrver. wntie typhoid belongs to quite another class, known as continuous levers. It ie not in the province of us todetsll fully or technically the modes of se'sure or the organic changes wrought by these affections, but simply io csii attention to a lew facts. What ia malaria? The writer dots not know.

nor does be know of anybody wuo does. It has been called marah-mlaain, but tb.n It Is not found In all awampy localities, nor does elevation wholly rid us of tbe pest. At flvd thousand feet above sea-level it is said to be absent, except, perhaps, in some of tbe Coio-rsdo mountain lands or the sandy allu vium of Ibe valleys subject to yearly over. are most productive of ihe poison. hicb seems to be generated under tbe influ ence of tbe sun's heat.

Drainage and cultl; vation are excellent preventive measures. Doubtless It is a specific poison. Br some this is said to exist in the form of parasites. hich have been named baculm malaria, and hich the discoverers affirm tbey captured bile tbe parasites wete flying in the air. Tbe best protective against the poiton Is to prevent lis development, and for this purpose tbe cultivation of tbe sunflower and eucalyptus or fever-tree in the infected places has been most salutary.

Besides the hygienic influence sffordtd by these growths, tbey may be turned to good account financially. snd the experiment is well worth a trial in ilinois. In malarial diseases the liver and spleen are tbe organs chit fly afiected, though other parts share io tbe disturbance, and tbe evil done may be very extensive, Ibe kidneys, intestines and brain undergoing some form of degeneration. However, Ihe severer ex. oressions of the disorder are not so frequently observed in some persons, botb in the profes sion and amoog the laity are prone to believe, but its minor manifestations are numerous.

Ttpboid fever is essentially a different dls. ease, whose most serious cxpres ion Is found the Intestines. ll Is an intestinal lever, an bdominal typbus. Tbe early organic banges wrought by tbis disease are in tbe bowels and spleen. In the former there are found (omitting pathological eteps) ulceration of Ihe Intestinal glands ana the mem.

branous lining ol the lube. Digestion and nutrition are thus interfe'ed with. bile from tbe congested and ulcer ous psrts an abnormal and poisonous secretion is poured into the Intestinal csnsl, and from the sum of these factors there results diarrhiet, fever and delirium. But this not all At the ulcers evade and excavate the glands and intestinal wallf, vessels are laid bare or ruptured by tbls means, or from sloughing, so tbat hemorrhage supervenes, worst oi all. perioratton or tbe bowel occurs at tbe fl jor of the excavations and carries the patient beyond human help.

Now as to ty. bo-malarial fever; it is high souodingand scarea the patient, but In reality there is no such tbing. Typhoid fever may occur in a person poisoned by alarla. and the disease be modified there- the mortiid anatomy Is tbat of typhoid fever only. The more Intelligent physicians used tbe term typbo.

malarial at an error in teaching, aod now use It only in an accommodated sense, not well understood by tue peop e. 1 yphoia lever is also gener. ally believed to spring from a specific poison. and tbe bug men say It la of parasitic origin. out II flitters Irom tbe malarial bug.

ihe alter attacks the liver flrtt.bul your typhoid parasite ba not enough gall for that, or perhaps is afraid such food would make him bilioua. He also avoids the lungs, not being able to endure roach wind, and il lently. stealthily travels along tbe tortuous geatlve tube until he arrives at a locality oown to anatomists as Peyer's patches, hich be Immediately se's-s upon as the fortress from which his minions shall go forth to compass the death of his host. For. tunstely these diseases are prevailing to but limited extent, a contrary and erroneous impression having gained currency through confounding of terms.

To avoid these, ana all kindred diseases, follow the Bcotcbmai'l advice: Keep the feet warm, tbe head cool, the bowels open and fear Ood. Tbe one will do for lb 'are and th other for the 'ereaf- ter." Prof Horaford's Bskiag powder the Strongest Prof. Wm. M. Hablrsbaw.

analytical chem ist to the produce exchange, New York, says tbat he has tested nine of the prominent baking powders purchased In open market. by disinterested persons, sod finds that Horaford's has fully fourteen per sent mora gas than any of tba other. Sanford's Radical Cure, Tbn Great BalBimlo Distillation ot Witch nazal, Aiunrivan rin, uanaaian ur. For the ImmedlAte rellvf ud PerniiDt Our. every form CftUrrh, fro a Simple Hd Cold or IiiflaetiKi to the Ltoetnt Hraell, Twite nd ear ing, voOiQ.

nrouenrii ana ltcldleiit Coo to in hod. nenei id dvb minute id any and every cane. NoibiBK like it. Grateful, fratfrant, whole- fuiun. urn iiklub iruiu urmi application, RDQ II rauld.

radical an Durioauent md nuvnr itiltns One bottle Kidtcal Core, one Box Catarrh! Solvent and 8 an ford Inhaler, all In one pack- bko. luronuK a cuuipieve ireauuent, 01 ail aro((- Ifini" ior 9 1. jink iur bbf ird If A DIG Al, tUBl rOTTBB AND UBBMICAL DUfltOD. COLLI Por the roller and prevention me instant is appund, oi Rheumatism NntinMa yil.i lea, Couiina, Cold', Weak Bark, Stomath mud Bowel, ShooLlng Palns-Numbness, Hysteria, Ke- maie rains. Palpitation, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint.

Bll- loua Fever, Malaria and Epidemics, me Collins' Piasters (an Electiio Battery corn-Dined wilt) a Porous Piaster) tLECTWpN ana lauttu si pain, xoc every. where. 10SEFH G. HOOIE'S KOMIOIH Live Stock Sale To be held on the Fair tironnda, FARMER CITY, HEWITT COUNTY, ILL It being necessary for me to mike a change la my business, i win sen at r-uoiic Due. without reseive, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2A, 1(483.

Commencing at 10 o'clock a. the following Live Stock: Imported Draft Stallions, among ainouif wuic a is tne imporud rtoruan etai- lion B1L.VSK miis (no. iv n. ti.) weighing l.WK) pounds, and the Imported Knglish jjiait otaiJi lis uud.jk. 16, moorted Clvdesdale Mares ot be i o.uttit.y and cuprior breeding Mil bred to imported resisted horses.

Seventeen heat ol HighUradeFilMes, Geldings and Colts; 1 Kngllsh uran Ma ttrood and work Mares, red to imp 'ned boisea; 8 year-old Fillies; Geldings and 4 Monies. SHBSP. A A I moorted Cotswold Bucks 60 luipurud uouwoid itrvea and iMmba; lo Merino Wethers. CATTLB. mha Thorouchbred Shorthorn Bull Utlke.

tniLd eara old; J5 high-Grutf Heifer two and three years old, and Sucking Calves, all of excellent quality; 16 heal ot extra Graded Shorthorn ii year-ol1 Steers The above stock Is fully pedigreed and described in a ca'al' gue, which will be set on application to thfl underpinned. Tbe stock can he seen on the Fair Grounds after October 18, 1883. TKKM8 A credit of 14 months will be givtn on approved security, without Interest; or 7 ter cent, on ihe dollar allowed for cash. ay Meals will be furnished on the grounds, and every necessary comfort for buyers will be looaea alter, irorinu pan cniars, aouress JOSEPH ti MOOR RE, y.in. Monarch McLean county, J.

H. KIHttFATiUCli. AocHoneera J. PULL UN, anctioneers. oia.1Mi.8 And proprietor! of the Elegant Hew Shop.

NO. 40 NOBTH And the Old Market. COB. UX MAKKET-SXS. arfle.t and frt.ht tneata alwava on hand.

RUSTEMEYER MERCHANT TAILOBS, 107 NOBTH MAIN STREET. 107 cordial Invitation Is extended to gentlemen to Inspect oar unusually rich and full exhibit of NEW STYLES In Tronaertniri and B-tttnmi for Fall and Winter. CHEAP EXCURSION OVER THE NEW ROAD TO CHICAGO. On Oct. 16 the IlliDois Central Will ticket, to Chicago and return at f3 OH; tickets rood to retnrn until October the Train leaves at 8 o'clock a.

m. oclS td W. H. PAYN GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Solicit dealers orders and consignments.

901 and SS0S South Maln-et. Reference: Third National Bank, Bloomington, 111, Telephone No. M. 1tt KKOBZ IHLEni'ELDT, 1 17 South dealers in all kinds ot Freah and Onred Meats. I el Mm HAKDCOAL On board cars, or delivered In any part ol the city, at the very lowest market price.

1 KsruanlHT Tb Delaware. I.arkawanna WetaU ern Bai.roaMt Jentan7. The lelaware Hudson Canal Company. And J. I-angrton Mine.

your orders for immediate and fntnre delivery, shall have prompt attention. otice73onTmain-st. H. M. SEH8EWE anl Bioomincton, III.

-HEW- I have 'tist put on eale a lot of Choice, Standard 8 pound Peach, at prices which will Induce every family to buy their winter stock at once. The eale of these roods will be made a special ty lor the next two WKEKS. 8. AIaDBICH. PHOTOGRAPHS Ooplee made from old and defaced picture aa well as from life.

Uroope of all slaes a specialty. Cloudy weather no objection, and perfect aatia- etloa guaranteed. PuB line of rramea. T. P.

ABBETT, -olt-y Ooraer Mala and Jsfferaon-aU. Leading Pus The Citizens ieatiiii At tbelr new offloet and store In Uarla Block, NO. 110 E. Have tbe lurgnet and tlntet stock of Gas Futures, Gas Stoves, Globes, Boners, Shanes, Pice am fittings Ever brought to this city. uur uae lxturee are a CJLEA, NEW STOCK, Of tbe very latest Designs alia coiors ana win do old at tbe bow at PitlOBtL IF" We alto solicit gae- and have only flrst-oiaea workmen employed.

Visitors and caller always welcome. ttlSmTEnMnllT Would osll epeclal attention to her Mew Goods wnloo have Just arrived at the Ladies' Bazaar, 408 I N. Main-St. I 403 Flannel and Mnslin Underwear. For Ladles, Mleeea and Children.

Hoods, Bostles, Hosiery and sectwear. Bubber Ooode for Infanta. Seine Twine--Wliite and Colored. Zephyrs, Baxony Oermantown Yarns Alto, i Variety ol Fancy Work Material and Notions. DBESSMiKffie A SPECIALTY.

aio Chamber Sets New Styles, Low -trices, Odd Pieces. IN WHITB AND DKOOBATBD. Slon Jrs, Water Carriers Foot Tuba, in Tin and Galvanized Iron. LAMPS OILS. HANGING, BRACKET, TABLE AND HAND-LAMPS AND OIL OANB.

Superior Burning Otis. Gnollne for Stoves, and all goods delivered to any part of tne city, COW ft NO. lOS WEST FRONT-STI luve tor Mle, on bit farm lullnin.ngLexmicioii, ow on Donarra aema oi purmw, vijam Ud InxlUb Drtitj STALLIONS AND MARES OF UX OWN IMPORTATION. These horses and mares are all young and In trst-claas condition. I invite bnyers to visit my barns before purchasing, as I oavs aa one a lot 01 hones as was ever brought to this eonntry.

Will asll on terms to salt buyers, as to time. Mv barns ars a half mile northeast of railroad station, and sixteen miles from Bioomlngtsa. aaan.iaM JOHN J. KKMP. Urtngtm.

111. ITHOGRAPHING I PRAtTI, WOTa, Cht-fkis Cerlifl-cntrot IVimwiI, rur. Hill ana HPaUlM.ttC.. Mtn. -at t'vrtilliwii-a avlul MVerv auw of work which Our farltltlM for ruTnirshinif thin eU of work; In th ur Iliff uune ny me iitiinKrmijiiiiiaj Vmt "Vj1 lowtn pnr rf noj, ilyie a.t lowffr pri iriOsM UB Wlfa'aHl' a ftppliTOUua.

worm ior Jm THI PANTACRAPH 0 36-inch All-Wool Cashmeres at 37 l-2c; stfd everywhere at 50c a yard. Mourning Dress Goods. Ottomans, Silk Wraps, Henriettas, Biaritz Cloths, Armures, 4c. FALETOT8 A.tl JEBSEY8. 50 Handsome lersey Jackets, worth $2.50.

125 Fine Jersey Jackets, worth $3.00. 150 Extra Fine Jersey Jackets, worth $4.00. Jersey Jackets at $4.00, $5.00 anl all hargams. Russian Circulars, Paletots, Dolmans, Circulars, Newmarkets, Jackets, Chi dren's Cloaks And Havelocks At Ihe Lowest Price ever Keswe. Stora, Noil Si Spa.

TO CAP THE CLIMAX, And make tbis sale the most memorable in the history of our store in this city, we will offer 20,000 yards best Dress Prints at 5c. This offering represents our entire stock of best SHORT LENGTHS but choicest styles, sold in high-priced stores in this city at 7 l-2c. SHIRTINGS, FLANNELS, HOSIERY Ticks, Cheviot Shirtings, Canton Flannels. Table Linens, Towels, Crashes have all been arranged on a correspondingly low-priced basis to demonstrate still more thoroughly that wo are both Leaders and Promoters of Popular Prices. Lambert Murphy Monticello Ladies' Seminary, jlol)rer, Madison County, 111 Openf September W.

Jftntlaa. school. One of the oide.t In tbe Wet. Location healthful and deliebtfbl. Pnperior advantaireB rnr Knllph and C'laelcal Kdncation, with Mnsic, Djvwing, Paint-Inir and Modern Lanffnapee.

Applv, for eatfr MISet tL N. aJSKBLL, Principal. Proiitors Poplar New.