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every design furnish' ng and making selection represents an oi ine Desi man including raw silk and creton patterns with dados and frieze to match decora House IS HERE. ONE PRICE ONE PRICE ONE PRICE ONE PRICE ONE PRICE ONE PRICE ONE PRICE So if you are in Suit for yourself or and look over our stock. you cor goods prices or quality of house in the city. We boys, give as a call We will show willingly: compare goods with any to have them made and trimmed in A 1 style. We make a specialty in Boys' and Children's Clothing attempt to discover facta regarding III life.

Judelni from the auttihrr of new inaga ln. rii. I. and inn ik hlch are roiiilaiiiiy ap.ering about r.dgar I'uc, the world will never lUliy unucriu ma imniinvi IliU. Kk wunkino Bi run.

Hundred of ton of while butter are bought every year. wnrVrd over dealer, colored uiildold for double the price paid the farmer. This fact ibould convince farmer that thev ahoiild put theli own butter Into the bel be for i. markei, aim an rrnre an mry It lliuat have the blight golden color of June, which nothlnir but Well. Ki herdaon o' Perfected Hotter color Cn gHe.

IH Hi I color, rack your butter in the iet manner, and you will get the top price. Troublesome children, that are alway aeltlnir their bed oiliht not to lie eoldcil ami i.iiiil.hid for what they cannot Help. her need a medicine having a totilc ellvcl on ie kldnev and urinary organ. Stu a medicine la kidney Wort. It ha pei lllc ac Ibni.

Do not fail to try It for Hu m. Mr lownseiid at the Wel Point Whit- taker liivc-llialloii, I evidently the right man in the right place tiofor'cm, Mr. To neiid. Ilariiuiu he pay axel, the young lady who penult herself to be discharged from a cannon In hi show, li) a day, or a year. A HA Too A Sl'KIJloa, July.

I7I. Mear. Morgan A Allen, Mi St. Johu street. New York Illy: Gentlemen I consider It a duty I owe mankind to Inform you of the benefit I have derived alnee last Sunday evening, hen I took mv ilrat i droi of "I institution at- er," recommended by a friend, it hsvlng cured him of kidney trouble.

I haveauttured irreat tiain acroM the small or my back, so acute that it would aw aken me out of sound alien. buL thank to your medicine, 1 am r.ow flit re well, aud nave II oi taaeii aix doe In all. Your remedy I well worth (IU er bottle, but the price, fl. put It within the reach of all. our truly, Kobert ath- cart, West street.

New Yolk City. Ask your druggist for it. A leading New Knglaud Journal says that ectioii ha room for Immigrant. Yes. but could they gel a living there Doubtful.

A Canadian missionary begged the much- used tomahawk of Silting Hull, and ll lias been placed among Hie treasures of the niu cum of the college at Ottawa. Oi.ii PiivaKiAJi'a Cough, cold, asthma and other pulmonary atlcctlon should lie looked to and prom pi ly treated In time, and thus all serious res nils may be avoided, and for this purpose we know of no better remedy Hum Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry." The first dose give relief, and It Is sure to cure the worst cold or coiiir In a very short time, try a "iVient bottle and be convinced, and vo will thus avoid a doctor's bill, and most likely a serious aiH-il dY sickness. Price, cents and 1 per bottle, or six bottles for The lurire sir.e is the most economical. Pre pared only by Dr.

Swavne Son, North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold by all prominent druggists, W. W. Marinon, wholesale agent, Bloouilni'ton, III. Now that Clymer la married, he and his wife are to have a large wedding reception utnin their arrival r', Ihelr beautiful home at the tool oi rciiu, iicaoing.

Is vour hair falling or turning gray? "Lomloii Hair Color Kestorer." the most cleanly and delightful article ever introduced to the American people. It is totally differ ent from all others, not sticky or gummy, and free from all Impure Ingredients that render many other preparations obnoxious, It thickens thin liutr, restores gray iiatr, gives It new life, cures dandruff, causing the hair to grow where It has fallen oil or become thin, docs not soilor stain anything, and is so perfectly and elegantly prepared as to make it a lusting hair dressing ana tonei luxury. London Hair Color Restorer Is sold by all druggists at 7o cents a bottle, or six bottle for 4.tN. Principal Depot for United States, North Philadelphia. W.

Mariujn, wholesale agent, rJloomtngton, III. Public Opinion Always Klght. Wauri'M, November 24, 1877. Having used Dr. Waruer' White Wine ol Tar Sprup for a difficulty of the throat, I cau cheer fully and conscientiously recommend It a being one of the best remedies I ever saw lor throat and lung disease.

Kespectfiilly, Jl lt. AlAlll A. Biarau.i, Simpson House, Waupun, Wis. Price, 50 cent per bottle, equaling In size nearly all (lunar preparation. I fr- am.

ny y. LECAL. ASTER'S HAI.K. Klmlia Swanston va. I Murr Wlialev.

Hemlnit Whaley, France A. Swausloii. Simon Swanslon. Noah N. Vtllson, couservalor ol Belle Hwauslou, and the Life lnxiirance Comiiauv.

Ill I haucerv. Mo. OiuH. ilv virtue of a decree, obtained at the November term ol tue circuit court oi mci.can county, maie ol Illinois, A. D.

1HVH, in the aliove enittled cause, shall oiler for sale, at public vendue, al tue souili door of Hie Court-house, In the city of liloomiug-tou, iu said county ol McLcau. to the highest bid der, on MUM1AY. T11K HKVJC.VrUKW'ni VAX ur MAY. A. 1).

lNttU. at the hour of o'clock ni. ol tlie same day, the fol li iilt described real estate, lvinu iu the county of Mel.uau and State of Illinois, lo-wit: Flfiy acres nil ol the north end ol the east side or tne soiiiu- west uarler of section sixteen (IK), town weuty- tlve (il north, rane four east ol the 3d p. par ticularly described as follows: Pegiiiuing at a point i'-n rods north ol tue aoiiuieani corner oi saiu section in, on tne nan section line, ruumut; thence north to the northeast corner ol said south east uuarter section In: thence west b-1 rods; thence sooth rods; thence east 63 rod to the olace of beelnuine. The terms of said sale are one-third cash, bal- nucu iu uuu, iwu uuu mrcv jvmn.

mm jjci interest on deferred payments; deferred payments Beciired by mortgage ou the promises. Subject to approval according to law as set forth said decree. liloomlugton, 111., April 12th, 1K80. Special Master In Chancery of McLean 111. U.A I llAfl 11.

IIUW JLLiL. Davidson WkkKly, Solicitors. OTATK OF ILLINOIS. McLean ss. kj Iu the McLean Circuit Court, to the April term, A.

1). 1S80. William Stratford vs. Louisa Btratloro. in Kor Divorrft.

Affidavit having been filed In the office of the Circuit Clerk of said county, satisfactorily showing that the residence ol said defendant, Louisa Strafford, is unknown, aud subnoena having been issued atrainst her. returnable on the fourth Mon day iu April. A. D. 1880.

iow, therelore. notice is hereby given to you, the said Louisa Strafford, that the above entitled suit is now pending in the McLean Circuit Court, and that unless you shall nu aua appear ouiore said court ou the first dav of the next term thereof, he holden at the Court-house in Bloomiugton, the FOURTH MONDAY OF APRIL. A. D. 18H0, and Dlead.

answer or demur to said bill, the same will be taken as confessed against you, ajid a de-1 r.ri.ft rinflt'rtd acrnrdtiiu In the nmver thereof. Dated at Bloomini'ton this ington tins sku aay oi aiarcu, D. 1880. J. C.

MoFAKb C. MoFAKLAND, Cleric. Bv A. W. McFakland, Deputy.

R. Osborn, Complainant's Attorney m28-4w A DMINISTRATOR'8 NOTICE. Notice ie il hereby iriveu that the undersigned, adminis tratrix of the estate of John Kaslman, deceased, has fixed upon the May term, A. 1. 1880, oi County Court of McLean county, 1 1 Blooming-ton, Illinois, for the adjustment of all claims against the said decedent, ana will appear Deiore said court on MONDAY.

TIIE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF MAY. A. D. 1880. All persons having claims against said estate hereby notified and requested to attend said term of conrt, lor the purpose of having the same acgusiea.

All persons indebted to said estate are requested make Immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this twenty-second day ol March, 1880. LOUISA A. EASTMAN, Administratrix. DROPS OF CONSTITUTION WATER THREE TIMES A DAY cfrks BRioirrs diseask, inflammation OP THK KIDNEYS, IS TON IN TH BLADDSR, CATARRH Or TIIE BLADDER, GI.KKT.

DIABETES, MKAVKL, BRICk-DL'ST DKl'OSiT, CHILDUOOD WEAKNESS. For Female Complajnta a Specialty. For sale by all drainrlsts. Send for clrcluar. MOBQAN a ALLEN.

60 John-et, CoiMtuiioii OOQ 40 for A Und Chaw of I'laglarl Agail Ilia. IKmiu ta t'hl Tiibun A small but appreciative audience gathered Iba Centenary Church, on Wct Monroe treet, laat evening, lUten a lecture by Mr. Frank Jervl. a well-known local Journal Ut, entitled "Col. IngerolI, the Champion PlaglarUt of the Nineteenth Century Among the audience were quite a number of well kown clergymen, who lUlened with attention to the account of bow and where lugeraoll got a portion, at leant, of til am munition.

The lecturer was Introduced by the Key. Ir. Thomas, pantor of the church The follow lliir ftuolwU of hi relliaik i given: He be if in by stating that he should not ark Hie Indulgence of hi hearer In regard to the matter embraced In lit lecture, a he iiiouniil It wa the IiiuIiicmM every man to do what be could, when the very foundation of civic and relu'loui lltieity were endangered. In Illicitly i roplK-d out at slated tH-riod exactly like mufjirooin. liigermill, the great In- com cUnt of the age.

ha lieen collecting the accumulated fungu of Inlldellly for year, and wa now alllictlng the world with hi tolrii eloquence. 1ueleaker quoted front the "Kamiiler," JohiiMiti delliutlou of the word plagiarism, and proceeded Ut wore Col. lngeroll unmercifully. If Ingenoll' mouth-lug were to icrlh, every word he l.ad sunken, and every idea advanced by hliu could be easily replaced by a careful search anion? the work of the Inlldol writer of the ear. The speaker then proceeded to read extracts from liiiremoir Various lecture, and, to uli.Unliate hi cbarire that he wa guilty of iiUiriarism.

read ouotatloiia from llolyoke' dlaciiMiioii with tyrant In londun, during He clulmed that ltigersoU's aaylng that "he would iro to hell with his reasou. rat her than to heaven without It, wa atolell bodily from the wrltlhit- of Baron llolbaeh, a fiiluoii rrench free-lhlnkeroftbelatcciilury. "I lie System of Nature" appeared to the favorite hunting ground for the aiieecMor of 1 homos I'aine, and from that hook he had cribbed two-third of hi lecture on 1ilioU In pre-paring hi lin ure on the liods, hich he had stated was the best one Iu the course, bo had searched the slum of Intldel writing for ma tcrlal. Hi faiuoua aphorism, "An honest (ickI the noblest work of man." wa cribbed from a work published In l-ondon by Charles Blount, In inland some of bla luiwt puugeui and foul allusion to Christianity and the clergy were taken from a wora so foul that it publication and circulation Had been sup pressed in lis own country, namely, ine Life of the liods." by F.ugcue Baptist I'arnry, a Frenchmiin. he Mistake of Mocs." was almost literal cony of the "Doubt of Inlidels." pub I If lied In London in KM by James Watson, and the speaker quoted paMage after passage from the two work to prove the assertion.

Iiiircrsoll displayed in all his writing con- iderable Ingenuity iu the way in which be pulled, twialed, and entangled the language of the writers from whom he culled, but not a particle of originality. In all his writings the speaker traced the thought of some writer of the past, and, said he, "He never makes an etiiirram or advances an idea but that a still. hunt among the works of these old writers on kindred subjects will discover its progenitor." Dean Swift's aphorism "that the less a bottle baa in It, the more of a row it makes In txiuring out," would aptly apply to lugeraoll. and yet he had the adamantine check to assert that any man who did not do bis own thinking was a slave. He concluded by saying that the church was in no danger of disruption from Inger- soll's efforts to overthrow it, and that such a religion as be advocated could never obtain a foothold among people ho believed In the purity of home and a future existence beyond the grave.

The MiwMinrl Tornado. Professor Tice, immediately after the great storm In that stale, last Sunday, set out for the scene of destruction, and iu a dispatch, gives the following account of the storm, which was a very peculiar one: Everywhere along the track of the tornado there is evidence of a wave of water flowing iu the rear In the cloud spouts. At some others the debris is carried up aud over ob structions two to three feet high. These waves or currents flowed In greatest volume uphill. There are pluces where the entire topsoil Is washed away by the currents.

Fib rous roots and tufts of gross show their direction to have been uphill, and what la slgnlll- caut, from all points of the compass towards the top of the hill where the tornado was raging at the time, aud expending its force, no trace at any point can be found where they itowea uowu inn. Jinny level places are swept clear of soil. Leaves of grass aud debris of wrecked buildings, fragments of plunks carried along by the current and left In Us track arranged themselves longitudin ally to the current. The following interest ing fact is vouched for by tleorge Gilbert, of this place: He and his wife and four children were on a visit eight miles In the country, and the centre of the tornado passed within nve or six yurus from where tney were; a wove of water, apparently fifteen feet high, rolled up in the rear of the point of contact of the cloud spout with the earth. It rolled over them in a second, and was Icy cold, drenching them thoroughly.

About two miles northeast from town stones weighing live to seven hundred pounds were lifted out os the earth and carried along some distance in the track of the tornado, Hon. J. li. Williams, paesiding justice of the county court, residing In Panther Creek valley, tells me that a stone fell in the centre of a field belonging to II. Kose, estimated to weigh two tons, ills not known whence It came.

1 he tornado, so far as known, commenced iu Arkansas, iu Stone county. It was very severe iu the Crow Creek settlement, where ten personf were killed. On, Flat Creek six were killed. ALL SORTS. Bui my Spring, where art thou? Congress is down on Downey's poetry.

-Robert B. Fltzirerald. New York citv. writes his wife he was cured of Hr'iL'lit's Disease by the use of Warner's 8afe Kiduev and Liver Cure. For sale by W.

W. Mormon. What Ails You? Is It a disordered liver giving you a yellow skin or costive bowels, which have resulted in distressinff Piles, or do your kidneys refuse to perform their functions? If so your system will soon be clogged with poisons. Take a few doses of iuuuey.vv oi tana you'll feel like a new man nature.wlll throw oil every Impediment and each organ will be ready for duty. The politicians are working like beavers.

Another heavy lall of snow on the West. em mountains. "Nothing suceeeds like success." and as Portaline is an acknowledged success, the manufacturers of this incomparable liver medicine are reaping a harvest of golden opinions, ou can buy a sample bottle for 25c, or a package for and rid yourself of all disorders of a torpid liver. For sale by v. Marinon.

Kearney is said to be fcelinir better now" that he has had bis prison bath. -Lady-lawyer Lockwood Is brinclnir Ren Hill to terms. She evidently has the bulu-e on him. Mr. Gadbois, Canada, cured by Warner's Safe Pills and Bitters of malarial disease.

says, "shall always have them as a part of my outnt." tor sale by W. W. Marmon. 81osson and Vitrnaux are to nlav annHim- match game of billiards in Paris, commencing on the iSth instaut. The first syllable of Beacon'sAVM' nam should be pronounced "Beak," aud not "Beck," as many make It.

Grateful women None receive so much benefit, and none are are so profoundly grateful and show such an interest in recommend, lng Hop Bitters as women. It is the only remedy peculiarly adapted to the many ills the sex Is almost universally subject to Chills and fever, indigestion or deranged liver, constant or periodical sick headaches weakness in the back or kidneys, pains in the shoulders and dillerent parts of the body a feeling of 'lassitude and despondency, are 'all itmuTru ujr mese outers. twraut Little is known reeardine John HmuH the ie rounder of Harvard College, and th nlH. I in to on A. the are lo (i iiv i.ri:ii I did not uii the gaum be bad played.

Hit wonU were Ilk an echo, and lib lace M-cmi'd lalce a Urg a It wa. My head began kplll and my brain began to na and 1 was irreatly frlitlitened. 'You are badly ott," be continued, looking Into my face. ''I III drive a fl a k. ml fi a doitr." i My tongue a heavy thai I could not reply.

I clutched the acul, my ea, mid be put hi homo at hla tel pace. ve ii. rt a farmer' learn, and I call remember that one of the occupant of Hie wagon called nut to know wliat ailed iiimi man. liaicigu .1,1 nut rrnlv. but Ulged 111 Iiorae forward.

Alioiit three mile from oration wa a lonr treti ol foreft, and thl oon reached. The wiin In mv I n-i'l not vioifiii, aim I not bad ntlcclcd when opening my I bud eitlcd Into a tort of dumb tu- i alili brain tHliuilioed that bad to "I'bltla tree, that I fttinini before I could make aure 1 wa not Hlf down Iliu road after we strut the fnlfil, and tlieli lUlclgli ur II- Into a blind road leading back ii.in the wihhU. I could not undcrland what belutciid.d. I tried to grapple with Miii'Mlnii. but couhl liotolve II.

Uell. here we are!" exclaimed Kalelgh, ml. cm we bad reached a txiilit forty null frolll tn din ruitd. II the horde, got out nd bitched him. and then came round to the wheel.

Vim don't fiel Jut light, but I gue you will lie bi tternmii," be remarked, "lolut I II I Ill-Ill tllU itllWII." He reached out bi arinn, and I let go the cut and fell Into them. It eemed to me a If 1 weighed a ton, but be ca ricd tne along wit limit any etlnrt, and laid me down within yiH.iit ril of a fence which ran along on one tide of an old pasture. Just now I began in c-et a little better. The ettect of the ilniL' were wearing oil. and I got a fair i.l.

inn that omethinir ununual bad bat iu I Hut laa iMjwcrlcn to move a limb: tlie sensation wa like that beu your foot piie to 4lc en. an i-oii uneak?" itliillired Kalelgh. Iielld lug over me; "beiaune if you can It ill save me ix niie trouble. I want to know Hint wucrc r. i.

in. tun have sioreu awav uiai inoiier. ow I negan io realize iiij aiiuauon. im face looked natural uirain. and the load wa otf mv tongue.

I alfo felt that I could move mv tlnircra a little. 'iforge Kalelgh? are you going to rob me' asked, niiuinr mv voice ai in-i. Well, miiw folks might call it Tohhllig, bin we dren up tlie term a little by calling It the only correct financial way of equalizing the floating currency. that each one 1 pro vicli-d for and no one left out." on shun have the money. I will die HrM!" I yelled, rminga little.

"Ah. fee didn't take quite enough," be coolly remarked. "Well, 1 have provided for He went to the buggy, procured rope and a gag, and kneeled down lieside me. 1 nad but little strength yet, and he conquered me in a moment. Lying oil my right side, look ing toward the fence, he tied my band tie- bind me, and then forced the gag into my mouth.

"There, now! You ee yon are nlcelyfixcd up, and all because you acted like a tool, In- tead of a seusinie vouug lawyer, soon to be admitted to the bur." While he wua speaking. Indeed while he wit tying me, I had caught sight of the hite face of a little girl looking at us from between the rail of the fence. I could ee her great blue eye, and knew that she was frightened. here were red stains around her mouth and on the little bund rci-tlng on the rail, and I new that she was some farmers child search- lug for strawberries. 1 could warn her of her auger, and I feared that she would be een or heard.

While Kalelgh wa tying the last knot, 1 inked at the little girl as hard as I could, hoping that she would move away. but she did not go. "Well, now for the money." said Kuliegh. nd he liegan searching my pockets. Hi cut from one to the other, removing all the articles; felt down my boot leg, and then finally pasaed his hand over my bosom, and found the money.

Ha' here It is!" lie exclaimed, drawing out the package. I don't hardly believe that Id drip ill see any of this to-day." He sat down near mv bead, undid the package, and was cool enough to go at It to count the money. As he commenced the little girl waved her hand at me. My heart went thumping, for I expected that she would titter a word or shout; hut she sank down from sight, and I caught a gleam of her frock as she passed through the grass. "You see, my young friend," remarked Kalelgh, as he drew oil' one of his boots and deposited some of the bills In it, "there's nothing like transacting business as it should be transacted.

Some men would have shot or stabbed you, but it's only the apprentices ho do such work. All tiie real gcntlemcu of our calling do business as gentlemen BtlOUlU." He drew nff the other boot, and placed some "fifties" and "twenties" iu It, and then continued: "1 have It all planned out how to deal with you as soon as I get this money disposed of around my person. 1 shall lay you on your uat-K aim pour tne naiuiice or the wine down your throat. There's of it to make you sleep until to-morrow night, and by that nine i Biiau oe nunureus oi miles away. As soon us I see the drug take ell'cct, I shall untie your hands and remove the gag.

When you come out of your sleep if you ever do you had better crawl out to the road where you will moBt likely meet some traveler soon. I want to use the horse and buggy, otherwise I would leave them for you." How coolly he talked. He treated the matter as If It were a regular transaction iu which fully acquiesced. He hud me a fust prie oner, and I felt that he could do lust as he plea lit tl leased. bile 1 was th I saw the white face appear between the rails again, but in a moment it faded away und Its place was tuken by the sunburned phiz of a farmer.

He looked from me to Kalelgh and back again, and winked at him in a way which he readily understood. His face disappeared, and 1 feltthut I Bhould be saved. "No, old tirip won't get his tin to-duy," muFd Kaleigh, storing awoy the bills in his pockets. "You will go back to Law Law feeling put out and cut up, but they couldn't blame you; It Is not your fault at all. True, hud you minded your business on the cars and not been so free with a stranger, this would not have happened.

I was on my way Milwaukee, and had no thought of such rich pickings here. I saw nothing of the farmer, Raleigh fin-iBhed ills counting, and I made up my mind that, the farmer was afraid to Interfere, and had run My heart weut down as Kaleigh got up, for I saw that he was about carry out his plan of further drugging me. He turned me ou mv back, sat down tride of me, and then pulled out the Husk. "Now. In lust about a minut.n wn'll through with the business." he remarked trying to put the mouth of the flask between my jaws.

1 rolled mv head to one Bide, and hndirt not succeed. He was jamming the flask au-alnKt. my teeth, when I caught the sound of a soft step, the crash of a club, and Kalelgh rolled off ray body. He tried to leap up, but three or four farmers struck him down, and one of the blows rendered him senseless. Before he came to 1 was free of ropes and gag, and we uau uuu securely Dounu.

Over beyond the pasture a farmer and his hands were raking hay, "Little Blue Eyes," onlyS years old, had, fortunately for mo. witnessed apart of Kaleigh's proceedings. She had hurried back to her father and told him that "a man was all tied uo out them Understanding the situation, be and his men had moved around so as to secure an advantage, and Kuleigh's capture was the result. When the rascal found hi terribly taken back, and cursed enough for a uuic riaiiue army. loog him back to orafton, and when 1 saw him again he was on his way to the Denitentiarv tr soro a sentence of fifteen years.

i ue mortgage was duly lifted, and the gift winch Law Law sent to Katy Urev keDt ner dresses for many a year. An Official Imminent. County Recoroeb's Ofpice, I Indianapolis, August 15, 1S7S. A. R.

White Dear Sir- A Dr. UOIU various remedies for chills, ithout relief I commenced the use of your Dandelion Al-terative, and one bottle effected a cure I can cheerfully recommend this as an excel- the De'vDd "'nlidence of me 1)11 111 c. Ynnr ton. ror sale by VV. W.

Martuon. I'roprMor. RATKS OK THK rAXTAliRAI'lli IHi'r, cr work jr-r In alvanr Anlr laitr nrn In I'ANTAd HA I'll JiiAi1llliCUll, l't Iwl nf w'iriT rt ifi.i'; trArf fo 0rf rVrr fn r.f i 7 i i hum ir. IN ''f -i n't in l'ir I hil'tl rri-iirt'l. af t'llnf rt ft" tafmif MOMUY.

AI'KII. Iv-U Tlie intlUntloli are tlmt In Hi" cont.tilloii of lo niorrow t.rutit and lllwiiie iU-Ii'jit HI I In Hie of live to four, i-ossltily ti In f.ivnr of Tlie ill patches from tlio Tiirlniii toiilil arc null ItiragTe 111 rciraril to Hie Vote and instruction i the President lul Issue. Iiul millli lriit has wxn reriUcdto llidli uU tlmt Hie nf Hie rnmitr. rxtircssrd In ruliTeiitlim, ill he quite Urunfc'ly forliratit. comity also licit! KepuhlU an irl tries on Saturday, ami a special telegram Iroin Clltiton civc all Hint was known of the rvaults last night.

Owing to the Scvtro storm of Saturday nltfht anil the resultant bad road In Dewitt county a In Lean, It baa been matter of i.nnmi.il dillli ulty to mlleft the news from the townnhl. The Indications arc tbat the county will jrlve olid delegation for and I'allom. The moat of the towns give their congressional delegates to lion. M. Donahue, of Clinton, though we understand that Santa Ann lownahlp, in wLleh Farmer (.

ity in located, Instructed for Cajdaln Kowell. The military elections of Saturday, to i choose delegates to the county Kepuhlican Contreaslonal convention, were the all ah OrbiCg K)lllical theme of Saturday and yea- U-rJay. lu all the tnilitlral history of Mo Lean count-, there Is no record of a content more cloac or more exciting. It may he con idered an aurcd fact that lion. II.

V. Kunk, of thi city, will he the unaniiiioin nominee of the conveuthm hich toaiiieinhle In llliNim, Ington to-morrow. Twenty-four voting precinct. Including Itloomington und Normal, bare been heard from, and the llgurea how that Mr. Funk baa received ltl' dele-gate and Mr.

Kowell Sixty-three delegate are necessary for a choice, bo that, from the remaining eight jireclucta not yet beard from, Mr. Funk baa to receive but one nd half delegates to be Insured of micceea. In the twenty-four precincts figured in this calculation I'henoa not counted, her five delegates being uninstructed. It is quite certain that LawnJale's two votes are for Funk, while it Is conceded that aside from this be will receive a fair projiortioti of the towns that are not yet beard from. The content was a yery close one, showing that in the estimation Of the people Itotbcundidates are held in high esteem.

The Pastaokath quite recently has pub-llahed number of very wife and sensible Itoriala from leading papers touching the In business, und has aliso editoriully called attention frequently to the danger before the American people of being led astray into undue and dangerous speculation by the apparent general prosperity of the nation. The following from the Springfield Republican is written In the sume vein, and we think Is a very sensible and timely statement: "The business boom continues to bow signs of its steady ebb to a healthy level. Kailroud business is per. ceptibly slackening, perhaps to revive, but at present the predictions are the other way. From' Chicago, in spite of a reduction in freight rates, the shipments of grain and provisions eastward over the trunk lines have fallen week by week, till during the last month the reduction has been from 79,000 to Si.OliO tons.

A part of this Is due to the beginning of lake navigation, but there is a slackness in shipments from all diree- tions which promises light business through the summer. Meanwhile as prices full exports quicken and the grain ''in sight," on the open market that is, is slowly receding to a normul amount, instead of being half again as large as a year ago. Prices in England are also failing, and while conflicting reports about the grain crop of lHiO make prediction useless, the present signs point to lower rates for grain during the coming year, Currency is coming back to New York as use for it ceases away from' the great centers, and It muBt be gravely questioned whether the sellers and storekeepers in small jihtees have bad a demand at all proportionate to the rise In current articles of daily use. The boom was biggest in the big places, and the smaller ones, after all, In the long run determine the average level of retail prices. The king is served by the lield, and the merchant prince and the railroad baron as well.

Manufacturers who stocked up with raw material under the excitement of the boom or who raised the rate of wages may have to turn some sharp corners id the next six months, and the present tendency of prices and products emphasizes the moral preached in these columns two months ago, that there must be a spirit of mutual accommodation between employer and employed in all manufacturing centers, a wholesome give and take, a cheerful readi. ness on the part of the laborer to wuit for higher wages till good sules have assured good times, and a ready good-will in the man-ufacturer to share his good times with the men who make his success in life possible as soon as cashed sales turn his profits into money." All There in Swearing. N. Y. Sun.

It is plain, therefore, that swearing generally Is only a habit into which men fall, and that it by no means indicates that they are protane in ineir mouguis or disposed to arrogate to themselves the Divine function of passing eternal judgment on their fellows. 1 te exclamations expressive oi wontter or delight or Indignation which omen so freely use, and Iiicn serve the purposes of a safety. valve for their feelings, and the darns and golly of the boys are, in their essence, about the same. Of course it Is foolish to use them, and their employment is In bad taste Tney do not girenginen ine spcecn, lor luey have lost any real meaning; their free and careless use has destroyed the force they may once nave bad. If men always had at their tongue's ends the tit words to express their Ideas and feelings, they probably would not wear so much.

Hut, when the right word doesn't come easily, an oath is bandy for cmpbaaia. That la about all there la weariug. W. O. IA.IH.

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The habit of body is made regular by it, and the circulation rendered feeble, dvsnpntir inmlid. TTnrrannnll rennap. dragglsU everywhere. active, ran, auo iivc mini one. 11 is a poieui remeay lor uiitous, remittent ana intermittent lever, and, if used in sdvsnce of the unhealthy sesson, greatlyd iminishes the danger of contracting, those disorders.

The tine wine snd aromatic ingredients ahuh enter into its composition give it a most arrreable flavor, aud there is absolutely nothing In its com post lion to Injure delicate persons, if it is used with ordinary discretion. It is quite unnecessary to descant on the medicinal properties of quinine. They are well known to be tonic, febrifuge and anti-periodic, aud the experience of medical men many years has shown them to be of a very high order. This preparation possesses them to the fullest extent, snd may be relied upon to be su article of real merit, not a catchpenny nostrum, the merit af which exists only upon psper. A wineglassful, three or four times a day, ball an hour before meals, will in a short time produce a marked change for the better in feeble system and dtsiienlie stomach.

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