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RAILROAD FHEtGHT.RATES,

To the Etlitor ~ 7He Chlsago 7sfb"ne:
S1R: Every reasonable mau knows very we'll
that tho management OF a great railroad lB
weighty responsibility, md Que TINT would tit
tho Shoulders OF fow mon oven OF tho nblest.
Whila this would bo found trio woro tI,cro but
one vast limo of road III tho whole country, 1t is
tloubly true on 1ucount Of the ondloss network
Of lines which covers ovory Alase in Tho Union.
II there wore but QUO trllnk-lino CONNECTING tho
East with tbs Weat, wlilo tho proper direction
OF its affairs and the utilization OF is imn,opso
forces wo.l1 require no mean executive ability,
it's management would bo loss harassing and
onerous ihan that which fa1la to tho lot Of tic
present ad-ofllcia1.. But compotlton ia tho
life of 1usinoas, and it is met everywhere. Not
only il 1t tho life Of business but It s the rer,,-
latorof buaincBs. Thus ono lntorost operatos
as J. moderator Of auothor. So woll la
this principle understood, that worry ontorprisng
tcwh socks III zealouB}y ita second ind third
competing railroad line as it dId its fret. In my
opinion, tho utter dinrogard OF this principle Ia
the great miatalo of our agricultural brethren In
their present movement. drangos may be
formed; laws mny bo enaetod; eyon threats
may bo illd,llgcd in, but tho Btato of railroaa-
Rlars Of Which thoy most loudly complain ca,
mover bo romediol i'll any otllor way l,an compoti-
tio1. Accordingly, the auggeHtion Of Arr, Ailalns
In favor Of Government ownership OF ono liuo
III oacil Btato, while Its practicabiltty may DO
questioned, ii much moro reasonable than tho
attempted regulation OF ratea by legislation de-
olarng that froiglts shali DO equal. Tho efrootH
OF tho latter movement hayo alroady shown
themselves to bo disastrous to eyoly branch OF
industry throughout tho stato in which such lep~
ialation l,aa heall lRi,
Through competition alone can wo hope tor
favorable rosnlta. Railroads uro bocouaiug a
power, wo know. Tho larger corporations aro
eating up tue smaller ouoa, aud thoraby aggre-
gatlng intorostA Of lmmonHo strength. But III
thia no can see nothing alarming. There is q
limit to alch things Tho humorous iutaroBta
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tiuctiOn Of S48,2G6,00D In tho nha'uu il1~
surenco captal ropreaontod IN tho state at Tie Tie
nppoarH III tho capln1 then hold by tho homo
oo1natIioa a'd 81, 1861 ono III TINT Of oo1npati9H
from otllor HtnteH. hut including tho ioTly
pald.up capital and funds Of homo companies,
Amounting to ~ 0000 QUO, and tho not rea'!lt ac.
cr!ling from tho willulawnl and admission OF
ostor companies. wo flnd tho insurance cnpltal
,roproaontotl IN this snto. ut tho closing OF tl'sa
renn,Et to he sesS2os' as y only nbon
reported ycar ago, and. IN Wow Of tho groatt
loaRes that have occurred, it is MI unexpected
and Welcome roBnlt.
Tho statisticB of 1879, aa far as thoy have
boon obtained, show TINT 182 companies doing
huHinosH III Massachusetts at tho c1oBo Of the
yoar had written during tito yoar upward OF TO-
600, ,010,0 ,0GD OF insurance, and woro Bt carrying
noarly 1000 900 900 Of outstanding riska. Thcao
000. 900 In oxcees OF tho amounts reported by
companies represented at tho beginning Of tho
year: l,ut alling tho a1nou1ltB written and
carried ~ oompanoh which closed their s1 doora
but littlo from &l, ,2D0 090, ,00o In rakB written,
md 81 ,0i8, ,000, 900 III riskB outstanding. LII tho
aanoune Of pail lossos and premiam receipts
appor!.annig to tlo yenr 1872, ,vo arc abo IT.. to
iSadSis'a aiading tho % premm p'sese reseipts a' q
t fire, and losBoB thus 'far paid from
their naBota, which We have taken specin1 pains
to ASCERTAIN, tho business Of companies oporat-
ing in thu State during tho year shows tho fol-
lowing result: Premium receipts. e8o. 8o2, COG,
an exeeas OF e1o,25o75G over 1871, and loases
paid 370, ,028, OPT, which is an oxcoae OF &22 05b,
912 ovor tho previous year. But this ratio of
8811 por cont Of foaBos to premium receipts will
| bo somewhat moditod by tho payment Of 70.
manning diyidonds to tho creditors Of inHolvens
| companies.
"ttlH estimated, and perhapsnot unfairly, that
| 40 nor cent of tho ffrOH now 80 prevalent NCo
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in silver making tho coir,-va!uo Of tho orc 20 ar3

J., an ,r,
III s1lVo1. naking tllo eG-7a'1o OF it'o orc :ao
nor Ton. IT. ~ a'ho alh,oa loaltlvo,y
t!o pay-yein VI t1o 1919 ~ nonrly
aeei @ ~ wSiasn; o. aoila nrg1n1laorona gnionh
erovico e" vii ill., not from ,u S M o
Ihe managers o. tlo ll1tto ttla,s .aou HoaE 's,;'
haVo ono 81. tnotr nnnA ~ nGeratom aa% T,1,
eooh prna5icaa,Y aemniatrto 1G aSofnSo s.o ~
nt the Bni1.or99 o. lt.ih gfehs ino. ~ hu.o w.
be n.it lttlo don ol tho resn.e IN; ~ Hne gPni ~
painy ytslolo Ill oroe@' "l'llo 'no h'tl5 III
e1Tathtln!o' a . ., ,r,oro., ~ no,vor ~ rros.
Ihe naaan topic OF 'hlofost III Don'oR ~ PROS
ehta
nAnnlH.
1lartll. fa q colored H. man. Of smooth address,
991y ya af1te terary III nn very @ oah a
devoted to pollticnl manenyering a'!d Hpooell,,
making. liz ~ natlyo Of honlacky, and IL fret
attracted A. noslco as an ltlnoTatt pfoaeher: Whoh
tho war hroko put; itardin broke for Colorado,
and set up III nonyor as merchant md Rtock-
hpocnlator, ~ ior sovofai Yoafa pgat no haa
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INDIANS SLAUGHTERlNG BEEF.

lhtnlhMc ct siIntirEptEc pEEE
''O'''''' o1-7o"'' e''''"
Cruel prncticcz or tho 1kctink'ns.
ftnm The Omaha Rruublitan
We cory tho following from tho sonx City
'""tast; TX Gentleman from n.r,vor furnishes ,s mr.,
item concerning tue way y, Which iho lnt'iHH at
Ago1lt furnishes them tlor ratlol,n of Deef on
the hoof Which Aey st9 81 tier n'iowc to s'nnsh-
ecionceB. from 10y TO 2go aload aro iAH1ed atn
titno, and tho lndianB drive all but twonty Or
thirty into an enclosure ssiapged for tho
Pofpdlo PPor!eolored i dsSIs toa get esoaal I'D 'G tao
pom, and with rliios a'i9 ro,yfolvera. cont
Inonco fuailndo into tho hofd, taking no aim.
nt 5as banging sway @ topt,,y,, tfSeg te
Srs!ss ssii tan s TO Xii! tie TSo reyoixo;s ls!sSs
sufficient forco to put ono or tnotn 70 aoaaE.
aud 90 thoy aro tue iaVoTise nln1. ,in'a ine
wounded boyineH soon see up . hGAow1ng g "n.eH '
ought to excite pity III any heart, 1'1e thene roa-
akinn llaou to It with delight tint could only 10
etlualcA 4 tho ngoMzsrS cyios were those Ut pale-
lace Vletltns: III the iofl may 10 Boon anltnAsH M
with Two or three q their logs broken. blit Try
somo se1l OF tIo1r lio,ns split by bullet, ana
otnefa heatrou anu htcoditlB III various patta OF
Ih9 ,pouy. htor sno maasGcfo Is 1t1sheG1' tho
lI"nh 1'lt INTO !ho corral, ata tnefo IS thon
stilo III iol lhn iunenos aaa Hltoa1lnee OF
tAu Ahiihuls, WHICH, tahon Ia", arG worry cholce
t ~ Il ~ III III ,l pho Hhen tloro "
nothing el: nnt @ ll.o!9ss, tongueleas oylseorated
"tia,, T. to oid ~ +,naa o ~
o oasar 10 % ~ tia pe 70 snGSo rSsofVoa TO iursn
no desssIe OF ta.a catnlva! oi nesnesona cruelty:
o. nno t"o'iiy VI LILLY H'oc1h aro tnon htanpooea
avtU1a a,,n1 M wv Pt"tag| a"a Ivy ato PHI
1osaaa ~ y,a 'no ,o.a',nsa w nnhr1ee8 VIII
Inios tnis nnn tter;n, ~ DMao NUM-.
toil ts H., aot ~ thyss M aueoua iaaaoa
Ut .ho t " WHICH tt,e vocal aecountfn-
n"rota sno et % Mnu ~ .no Oily
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CONDITION OF onora on the LINZ OF TIE DEs
MONIES VALLEY nArLNoAD, AUD. Z, 1871.
Sand FrairiI-Mhcat very light HverngU ~ bdahcls.
Corn tolerably fair. No old corn ou lhnd.
LT0ioMFheat, one-tl!rd 1uorg tlan last year. Corn
tnytaa-Wheat scarcely average. .coru
will 10 posr unless ii rans oa.sa full crop Largo
Donapa1te-Wnoat above last years. nvcragc, Corn
heavy il It ratus soon. Timothy seed heavy. Largo
Tcnionspori- average yield, extra quality.
Corn good, nests @ rain: Seed very good.
sYS 9sS asa s'' aud oats very s0o But t' old
Ioud.-Wheat fill better, spring not so good. Corn
PROSPECTS very Ro9t. Full average crop Of other
encouragement, , quality good, average i.K l2K
average crop Of othor gran Enough Old corn to laut
year; ,.,>-,.
- oftsa'aa-Whoat mover better, average 10 bushela.
Considerable Old corn roulaini,y.
coms'ockt*-Wleat,~ --,~ twice aa much as last laat year,
eooa' sc sca4ee'y any Old corn. l.'' "'' ~ ''''N e'"
E;iiypilie-WI.oat good, aversge IL bushels. Corn
fa5 nuss sn1n na oa,a aneut ~
1ooku we'll suffering for rain. Oats FUR avoragc. Con-
4Saef1s Heleshtoawhoat fur cror average u buscls
Corn worry light, inJnrsl by drought, 0sta, good
crop. Very little old corn. ~
blsho1s. Corn Light, injured by drought. utler
grain, an average erop. Large amount Of corn held
Otlep-wheat good, less ascragc ii huni,oss. Corn,
poor nrosrest, too dry. oats very good. Not inuch
busols o"r Irospes not aatternS 6as and bar-
Icy good Much old corn held for prize.
averago 10 bushels. Corn gooa II il rains soon.
Large crop Of oats. Half of Iaat YEARS. crop
nnintag, anA hels! for rlsu III price.
~ fHNuf 0rn
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ILLINOIS COUNTY FAIRS.



Tho following IN a liBt Of tho tin,on and plncos
Of holding County Fh[ra in various cu,lnsfoa Of
tile State, al talson from tho pnmph1ot col,tnfn-
Ing tho promiltn.liHt for tho 1ltinoa atato Fair,
npw, boing distributed by Secretary 0afla1ll:
}poono County. bcpt. 23 30. l,olvldere.
tnurean, Sept. Ola, Princeton.
Carroll. sSpt. ~, Mount oarroli.
Clay, Oct. Ito, Louisville.
Coles, sept. 1913, Charleston.
ossx5sfi on1oria 9' oai l.? ~ n'infSai Msjsrii, Point
DoKa1b County Fair oct. -, sycamore.
Doliaih Union Independent, supt. 23-2g, Sandwich
Ii 5}ew't U. B. XasoslsSiion, 1as. ss>so, rarmor
1npaae Sept. a-s, Wheaton.
EEilntshaia. EtI 1 5ep.; a9 2 70 o;t:s Efnnsham.
Ford Sept. -, Paxton.
.Greono, Sept. aU to Oct. o. Chrrollton,
11!ender!en, sspt; 10 to Oct; .. piggsvillo.
sass 1feqacs, sGe'i ssps. g j. H. sos"r"e'' oasrss'
Jaarar, Oct. ~, Newton.
5s9ssy. 5sssso ost ag ls &c; 3s;tss2ve' MS Vernon
Jo Davicsa g. b. Assoola,ion % sept. & S-is, warren.
Ko1hern Kaai ea''nS nes tsa sS s 3 esoy as Haror
EsBn Fair, sopt. 9~l2, E,ain.
,iankakoe, Sept. o-12, Kankakco.
Naea, Kua,isi sept: pshs hs-is. a. knossiiio. sdii
1.asalle Sept. o-l2, Ottawa -.
lawrofco, Sept. 24-20, Lawrencovilo.
Leo, Hopt. 2-6, Dixon.
Logan County Fair, Sept. o-l3, Lincoln.
Logan y; D. Asasoelation, Sept. 20, Atlantis.
Macon, Sept. 20, Decatur.
hfaconpfn, Eopt 1926, Carlinvtllc.
Madison, Sept. 8-19t Edwart1avil1e.
hfaaon, Sept. 30-Oct. ., Havana.
Mclean, Sept. Ola, Townnla.
h[ennrl, Sept. 0-12, Petersburg.
Mercer, Sept, 0-t2 Alea0.
HfonRomrry, Sept. 3o-0ct. 8, 1Itilsboro
Morgan, Sept. Ola Jackaonp1lc. .
htoutrio, Oct. IA, Sullivan.
Oglo, Sent. 29-2G, Oregon.
porry Q. D. Association, Oct. 1917, DuQuotn.
p!att, Oct. IA, Monticello.
Pike, Sept. D-12, pttanei1.
Pope, Oct. IA, 0olconla.
Putnam, Oct. Ito, Hanncpfn.
Randolph, Bopt 94-o1, Bpnrta.
Rock Island, Aug. 8-90. Rock Islnnd
sangamon, Sept. 1870, Springfield.
Schuyler, Oct. Is nualIYllie,
Shelby, Oct. 1919, Shelbyville,
Stark, Sept. 1926, Tolllon.
81. 0air, Sept. 2-6, pellev1l1o.
atephenaon, Sept a-19 Freerost.
Tnzewal1, Sept. Ola, rekn.
uniont Sept. 10-13 JoneRboro.
Ver1uiilton, Sept. OLA, Catl!n,
Wabash, aort. 80-Oct. 8, Mt. Carmel,
Warren, Sept. 22-25, Monmouth.
Wayne, Oct: 7-l0t Fairfield.
VIII, Sept. 0-12 Joliet
1YInnobago, Sept. 1920, Rockford.
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TEMPERANCE UNIONS,

pR1NoEToN, ILL.,, Aug IL, 1879.
70 the Editor u Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sin: Tho Hon. John soboslsi, Ora,sl Lcctupcr
Of tho Illinois stato Temperance UtsIou, ana,J.
Z. Seward, State Organizer, llayo taken tlo a,l
Into subordinate Uulonu. "'s"~
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THE COLES COUNTY FARMERS.

CHARLESTON ILL.,, Aug. 0, 1875.
10 ths Editor n The EhicaJo Tribune:
Str: gran1 nlasa-mootiug Of tho farncra Of
Colea County will DO held at tl.o Fair.uroundu Mt
Charleston, Oh Wednesday,, Aug. 90. 1870. A.
grand tlmo il expected. Respectfully.
THOMAS b. Cl1EEsMAS.
anh others, Uon1ntttee.
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CROPS.

TIlcir Condition on tho Limo OF the
EcY N10iIlcs VnEtoy LRntlrond.
DEs MONIES VALLEY RA1tnoAD, !
SUrEn1NTENpENT's OFFICE,
KEoKuK, Iowa. Aug. II, 1879 J
70 The Editor ef The Chicaao Tribune:
S1n: IIorewith I send yon statement Of thu
condition OF the crops on the line Of thiB roau,
collected from statements Furnished by our
agoutH, md basod OH their personal knowledge
and other reliable information. Very truly,
JouN GlylN, Superintendent.
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Officers isx 11linoIs slzsd Other states,
with Their post-Office Ad1rasa--
Number of SsrnMRca OrEanlXCA.

4N**AA@NA - ~@-~-"tS
orr1cras srArg onAsoE.
bfastor-Alonzo Golden, Rock Talia.
sccrotnry-O. L. Fanntug, Galt.
Lccturer-A. Woodford, Kock Falls.
= overeeer-E, v Iapllanl, Morrison.
Stewards, j. Baird, STIRLING.
Assistant Btcwarl-G. " Patton, Del1vAn.
Cl,aplsin-A u, Smith, 1.uck Falls. :
Trcns,,rcr-J. H. BimonsoN, RounA Grove.
Cute c.Keerer-W. +. N1cAlHtor, MorriAon.
Purchasing AKent--E. v Ispl,a,n, Morrison.
Ccrcs--afrs. D. ". Dalnc Lanar1t.
Fomoun-MlHs Maggie j. I4aptn,n, Morrison,
Flora--hfss f. Golden, Rock Falls.
1. d, Btoward-alra It. r. Garrison, Morrison.
LIFT or ILLINOIS DEruTiHs
Charles H. lenuott Elklorn Gruye Carroll County.
Juhn Palmer, Nunia Couk, afc1Ienry nnd Lako.
George ". King, rochelle. OQlc.
4. Ii. Dolion poton, Cook and viii.
Robert II. GlbBon Forest Livingston.
j, s. Keci. Dakota. Stephenson.
II. i. Potter. Ke,Sa1,co, Henry
Joaeph Hinn,an youngstown, Warren.
4. COOK, Frankiiu Grove Leo,
Jsnca NJ Morse 1fantuu1, Champaign.
b. O. Kilc, sherlm.a,yilc, Kanhukco.
Ilo1ort Caldwell, Shtllon, noq1ots.
Lot Ilobb. Melvin, Ford.
T. " Dowuer, plymouth, Hancock.
John Bird, Warren 10 Dasicss.
A. D. Arpfc. pu!p Ogle,
Abort i. Spar Plymouth, Lagnllc.
l.. u. Trow Aletlo Mercer.
e. Noble, DcKnlb, DeKa1b, Kanc, mud Kendall -
u. D. Toby, Uement, Platt
Frank O. I1iEchings, Haryel, Montgomery.
Potter Il. Mygra, Assumption, Christian.
John u. Garytn, MarOe, Macon. =
Josopl McLatn. Doldsyillo, Schuyler.
G. Myers, Totono, Donglns, Champaign. and 7er-
million.
i. Y. Laphan1, Morrison, Hllltcsido.
Z. Downing, Strcater, La9alle.
j. ", price, Forest, Livingston.
John Adams, Camp Point, AlAtns.
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~
~ purgztivs Pm. The
fscsusl remedy han sny cther. those who have
tried u, know that Il cured themi those who have
not know that cures their eishbors aad friends;
and all know that what u does once u does al
wayt- that Il never fails through any fault neg
Fiecs0fiEs composition. We have thousands upon
thousands ofeertincales OF their remarkable cures
Of he following complaints, but such cures are
known IN ever neighborhcod. and we need nos
publish them. Adapted 20 81 ages and conditions
hallellmstss; containing neither calonscl NOR any
dcleterioes drug, they may be taken with safety
q anybody. Their snxsr-costins preserves them
teins purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
Thsy operass 81 lheir powerful influence On ne
nitsrnal si.csra 20 purify The blood and stimulate
Of The stomach bowels. liver, snd other organs q
ne body, restoring their Irregular aeton 20 health,
and BY correcting, Wherever thsy exist, such do
rAnEs.s.n,ss, :. are ne nr.s origin g disease
ne Dor, for ne following complaints, which these
Tor Dysr~Ssia Or I-sisesss-, LissIsss-
should be taken moderately 70 stimulate ne ssorS
sch, and restore Is healthy tone and action.
For Iiysw CsmPsAinsa nd ~ various sysnp-
tons, nilis.s sae.A.ehe, siek Hssa-
tsus Csfte sud mlfi~us f~sevs. They SHOULD
Be jndiciously taken for each ease % eofrecf ne
diseased scsioa % remove he obstrnctsons which
For Dys~.sery. or Dtsrrhss, but ons
lid dose Is generally required.
For mh~usssssn. Gsns. Gravel. Pat
rssasien - she u1ssvs. Nnln a. sn~
Side, sack aud Lsfss, they should ~ eonfn-
pousig taken. ~ required % change NE diseased
scfion q the system. With Asrh change ghoss
complaints d'-appesr.
for Dx~rsy and Ur~pssxmI aweIIfwrs
they should pe taken N large and ffeqnent doses
10 produce the eject of = drastic purge
FOR suppr~sstcw q large dose should be
tten a. Il produces ths desired sfcct b. gym
PATTY.
As Dfnr<r run. take one Or tive pfIs 70
proiDoie digestion and fsiIcFe the siomsch.
An occasional dose stimulates nc tfomsrh and
bowels into healthy action, restores me appetite,
AMI invigoratfs ibs -yfieln. Hence "a Il o,en sd
ranifFrous where no serious arrangement exisfs.
One who fesis tpisrnhiy wen, oflen finds hat =
toee o. fhcec RUS makes HIM Feed decideflg l,st
Ger, from their cleansing and rfnosatlak eject ON
Ne digestive apparatus.
0v.J. o. AVER a CO., Prs>ffesf cL<pslsss
LOWELL. M<ss- ". a. A.
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IN II
80 i q; !: J: !! I; !;
49, disorders, " hlfh wers AZ.
grssal1i ~ the srrolIi.
Ious contamination nniil
nsy wcFs painfully sfsielisg, haze BEEN Tsdirally
Mon q lhe country, thai he public scarcely ncsl
" he mfOffnezi 81 IL virtues o. usss.
.hcsofhous poison " 0ns ~ the most desiruc.
we s snslse. 81 or race. oneni 81. nasesn sBd
situtou, fnd invites he stfsrk u eniesbne or "A.
tsi diseases, sithout exciting q snsprinn af IL
Pressnee. Agsln, y seems 70 breed lnfrciion
throughout The boif, and liica, % saIne fsfefFhIe
opeasion, rapidly develop Into one OF ether ef ia
hlf9ns tonne. eiiher on The surface o. sln0ng he
tltsl1. IN The hitter, fnlfrriss may " ruadenlf
aeEe-sei N 90 lunxs o. heaFi, 81 laimefs farInca
on Ne skln, % foul uiceFafiens On serns ran "a
ne body. Hence the orcaslonst use ~ hotlio
Of ilis ssrsspariHa Il advisable, even whoa 10
ss Iss y * ~, q aI,ssss sgrss5 rsrsos s
use u OTIS s1HsiffRILIlf ~. laffe-
re fsr., Hsse 81 .Errsip<ias, r<ffer. ssff
Sore gars, AID ofher efupiisn1 81 While forms
q sfrsfafess disease. ALSO n sile more con.
s nss lsfms, - ggspepsia, brspsE. Heart
w ssi,ons ftrsvoss Affections q u'o muscular
svphass o. g<s~rsnI md Nsreurfaf ME-
sosss are cnrei ~ Il, though long time i 70
CURED fpf subduink tissss elnfluaie malrdIss w
any msf~ne. Bnk lon9.cenllnnsd use ~ ma
nsllr'1e wiIl fuft Che rsmpialif. Ifnrsrrh~a
q Hhtfss, Uterine ffesfnffsrs, and Feuseys
Bts<~s<ss arc commonly foon rtiisvxf and I'D
nsttly cured ~ Re purifying anil iati}urnllnx
sneet. Minute directions for eseh Gaze are fesgna
n or tlmanae. supplied Ffxiis. Rhsrmafssrs
nd tcnfs when fausstf w Accommodations of "a.
hHnfout HkitffE M fbr blood. Yield guietiy 10 II
~ also Lif<r CstsIsfoisfs. 1erpfaifV. fesa<s-
nnn ~ INSTRUMENTATION ~ the Hvxr, AID Jnun-
etr<f when Arising, A. th~J on<H %, rom i've
rsnhI.nf le.sens In ne blood. 1hls sSHsa-
gtHfLIf 4 sfcxf f<sssgsr f0f ne ttffnsfh
sn1 fiSnf ~ The system. 1to-c NIo are I@n-
gn,a sna Ltsff<sss Dssposd<uf. sf<~fsisSs.
ard ifcrbi>f sIth Nrrrpns fpffs k<asieas Of
r,snrst q any ~ ne rncciInns tympf1mxlle q
Hsatn<ssy viii fnd lfnfns.fssfc relief and Ton.
slnTnE ssid<ncs q Ne rsstelsuse poasi mon
rRErxnEb Hy
mr. y. c.ArEn . CO., Ls~sss. Mess
rr~<fs>st sd <~~rvfssss cx>~<sss.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

srROxa AID rrRK RICH HLoon-fS,REasR
BEAUTIFUL cunrLkxIOk HEUuAED TO ALL
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N@ aFHtiN&kN@I t<fI& H.
rcllsnl n.cliiclns snjoys,
u derived fryln lis cufrs'
insny of which are truly
marvellous. Inyciersls
eases " Scfofnlous dis,
ease, where ne system
seemed saturated sltA
c0rfwpi4sn, have heen
psFitc,. and cured By Il.
kcrUfllniis affections snt,
disorders which xeTssx.
fresairIi ~ the srrola.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES raE WORST PAINS
N from One to Twenty Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR
arsrr~a Ing thk advertisement need any one
SUFFER wIrH rAfN.
EvEEf PAIN.
Itwsz Tho frA sadh IL
The Only Fuiu Remedy
MAJ Instantly Stops Tia sxcrneIang rA!nA allays
InisnsmaiionA sMd cures cnne~sas,s whether 81 tie
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ISrRox ONE TO rwEsrYxMurEs.
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paris where shs pain o. d ricuiy viii srefd
and r0nslnrs.
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and all INTERNAL PAINS.
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not remedial ns-ns m lAis wesh ~ viii cnrr fsser
and Aene, and all other Mnarinns. EaBs Nearief.
1ynholi. fenw and other revere lala<d by RAD.
WAYS PILLS. % quick a. RADM AVS READY IA.
Lac Flly cents per hvssls. ass
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Carolina Central Railway Ca.
wILysNeToS n. &. Nay ~. rszs.
SCHEDULE.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave Wilmington dAIrs lsxcspt sundays
a. sam
Arrive AZ Wu.ninz'en ~ s,s5 IA
Leave Wail.~boro At $40 = m.
ArTiyeaf Wilmington at xsgSpm
fRKIsnT TRAINS
Leave Wilmington ,laiIy except sunday ~ esm.
Aniyr 81 Laurlnbnrg AZ sstRnm
Leave i.anlenhnrg IL Am
Ar. a. Wadrsls,re AZ SssoDm
Passenger Train. Rave chryloiie daily
sn,li,s sxceiaed NJ Sam
Ar. ii Buffalo al a ~
leave lluiai0 u nm,
Ar. at Ghf.0ffe NJ nsf5 nm
leregiiar Iunher snd timber Trains runs ON
both Ntians fthe road a The b,slaes rrqt.lra
A daiiy stage VIII snen run III connection with
the trains on both ensls " tlil- Railway.
:. l.. FREMONT.
May "a. Enc. and Superintendent.
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DR.. RArWAY'S
PsrlsGlPUgatiEs&RsgllatagpL.

rsrss<rv ts.sss~. sl~xszfv easist 9Th sweet grin.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
Fer al ths purposes OF Laxative

rcrItsrsnoore
cine : Sc universally
required by every.
body ~ Q cAthxrtie.
nor uss svsr any b.
fore 80 universally
adopted iilso as<, IA
every country AMI
among all classes, e.
ksis mild bulsMciens
purgziivs Pilf. The
obvious reason IL,
thai Is isamore rslia-
bic and far more ef.
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FEVER AND snrR ertea ~ dav cons Tag-. Il
not remedial as-ns IN ihs wesl tia Will f,yer
and Agne. and all other Nniarinus. Eilans Neare;.
Typhoid. fellau. and Other kevrrs laasd By RAD.
WAYS PILLS. % Quick RADN AVS READY H..
LlkT. FAfy cents per lvssls.
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Mail trains daily both ways. over entire length
Ot roads, Accommodating dsily between Dam
vile aud Richmond SUNDAY sexrepfed.l
On SUNDAYS i.Anrhhurg Accommodation leave
Richmond at yfe M. arrive af Bnrkeyille Il. as
y nl leave Burkesilir 5.sj p M, arrive al Kich-
msnd s.al D M.
Pullman Ia ace ears on All night trains i,etweep
Charlotte and Richmond, without change:
Papers thas have arrangements 10 advertise the
schedule of this company will please print 4, q
buge.
For further information address
s.E ALl.kN, tienl Ticket Agent
oreen.bofn, y, Z.
T. NJ. r.. TArorr.
Elgarer and Superintendent. ~
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DR.. RAD WAYS
SlrsavarilIisn Rsg0lTslt

HAS xAnx THE xosr ASTONISHING crRrs: -
fODr rNDEksokx. utnKH THIS lNfLrkHgs
az rizis 1&uLr woSpERrrL xkDiclkA
THAT