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THE GRAND AEvoLUr1oS N MEDIcA4 11--At-
MINT which commenced in 1890 Is stlll IN pro
gress Nothing stop it, for it Is founded on the
principle now universally acknowledged, that
hvsical vigor IL the most formidable antagonist Of
al human ailments, aud experience has shown that
PLANTATION Brr-rEEs is a peerless invigorant, 81
well IS the best possible safeguard against epi ie
diseases.
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Colorado.

Colorado to-day Is the centre of the best. as
well a. the largest emigration from the United
States. And with reason, for both in the way
Of geographical position, internal resources
and capacity for diversified industry, it stands
at the head OF all the Terri cries.
Geographically Colorado II IN the very van
of the column of social migration, being the
westward front Of that great tier of prosper
GUS commonwealth which belt the Union -
Pennsylyauia, Ohio. Illinois, Indiana. Mis-
souri. Kansas. Colorado. Emigration always
moves IN straight lines the population Of any
one climate, soil. or temperature following Its
parallel of latitude. This has been the uIl-
form history of settlement in this country.
Colorado. however Will have the advantage
Of her elder sisters IN that while their settle
ment was slow, fortuitous and dIzlntegIated,
hers is rapid. organized and sygtematlc-while
theirs was the work of individuals, hers Il
the work Of grest organizations. supported by
experience. capital and combination. She be-
gins at point the others only reached after a
generation
Already her condition reveals her vantsge
ground and demonstrates her position a. the
leader Of the great column Of the Middle
States.
Colorado Is even now an exceptionally IA
vOred territory for aay ore thinking of going
West TO settle Society II already es abLs he'd
there railway communication With the Attain
TIC and HaClnc States l. direct and good, the
territorial government eceuom callv organized
and honestly administered exempting the set
tiers from OnerOus taxation. Witness the fol-
lowing items
T,XEs.-There were no territorial taxes laid
in 1873.
PUBIc DEBr-There j. no territorial debt
and balance of @lS,l72 - IN the treasury
ScHooIS--The educational Ia ihtles of the
Territory are first-class- The common school
systeel Is well organized There are good Ia
dies theological. couVeutual. and boys schools.
There Is @ college at Colorado Springs
THE PEEss.-rhere are dailies and 36 other
paper= published in Colorado.
BANRS-There are y banks.
TELEGHAPH.-T are OBS miles.
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Our readers should be careful to no
tice that Proctor Il CANDLES stamp is upon
the bars Of their Extra Olive Soap, as al good
articles are initiated, and this soap being so
popular, other manufacturers have copied
their stamina
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SUrTs FOR BoTs.-Mothers will be
glad to know that the pretty Highland
kilt suits are still worn by boys not yet
in trousers. For cool days they are
made of soft twilled oriental cloth in
French-gray, blue-gray, and ecru shades.
The gray suits are prettiest when trim
med with blue braid. The Loose jacket
with broad English forms is cut IN fine
tabs of pentagonal-shape that are bound
with blue. and have upon each small
flap for ornament the front falls open,
and has buttons on each side, with
mock bntton-holes of blue binding.
The little vest, which may be set in the
jacket or made separately, has two
points, buttons up to the throat, and is
bound without collar. The kilt shirt
reaches just below the knee, and is laid
IN full, thick plaits, ell turned one way;
the plain space in front is trimmed with
lengthwise or else pointed rows of braid, |
and single row passes around the skirt |
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TaE sEenEE OF cArIIxAIIoN.-FeainEesof Gre.

THE SECRET OF CAPrIvATIoS.-FeAtureso Of Gre
clan mouId, a weil-turned neck and beautifully
rounded arms, are no doubt very nice things to
have and ladies who possess these charms have rea
son to be thankful TO Mother Nature; yet after all,
the most captivating Of all womanly charms IS s
pure fresh and brilliant complexion This superla-
tive fascination any lady EIay secure by using
HAGAS's AIAaSoLLA LALN.
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CHILDREN OFTEN Loo

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUcE COMFITs
viii destroy worms without injury TO the child,
being perfectly WHITE and free from al color
Ing or other INJURIOUS Ingredients usually used n
worm preparations
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietora,
No. 2Is Fulton street. New York.
sold BY druggists and chemists, and dealers In
medicines. Mt twenty-five cents q bottle,
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS
Ready Relief.
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World

one so Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINSrS UDDEN
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONIA-
GIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR 9TH W. NED
ICISES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR Ia
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO De
RECTIONS- PAIN. FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES TO EXIST.
IMPORTANT.-Miners. Formers and others re-
sid nr IN sparsey settled districts. where % D. ~ M
cult 70 secure the services OF phf sIClau. IA D.
WAYS READY RELI FOL r D. inFalualie. IL can
be used with positive aesIrance % doing good ~
all cases where pain or discomfort Is 81 pereuced {;
Bad Coughs, Hoarsemeas Bilious collie, imam
nation OF The Bowels. stomach. Luugs. Liver, Kid
neys. or with Group. Qulnsey Fever and Aguei or
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic ID floreuN. TOOTH
ache, Earache. or with LumhagU. Pain IN the
Back. or kheumafism; or with Dlarrhoa' Cholrfn
OF Bruises or with strains, Cramps or -pAsina-
The application Of railway hEA pf Ri
LIEF Will cure 3 on Of the worst OF these con
plants In few hours
Twenty drops I'm half a tumbler or water viii IN
few moments cue tRA PS. SPASM-. SIOUX
DTA RRHdc A DY5 EN1 RY, COLO. VIVID n
til r ROW ELS, aud all NTEhN Al. A NJ
Travellers should always carry a bottle u kA D.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. A lew drops
In water will prevent sickness OF pains nom
change ofwater. II Is better Than French Brandy
or Bitters a stimulaut.
Sold by Druggists. Price so Cents
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AGENTS WANTED for the new book;
"TeW HHW"

rife's Expersnee u hsruloaau ~ NJ. u rrrTI
- ~ II Ahi4lh
IA sTOwF " .rtupus Tus G.rry " ttIA $1,000.
No. 10 -alo n rrLL Compse N 49,. n
IN ,svle sfrnrr~r thaa ncton thriing uan ro--
10 ths subject - .-. l.
CAUTION. All othsr oets ~,
b written b. tnro@rriose ii
tsrus ETC. QCEEN CITY PCBLIshANs Vs. ~-----
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WAUKESHA WATER
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
DTOPsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, Dyspepsia.
Constipation. JRundtce,
BrIght's Disease,
Dial cteG.
Dyspepsia,
JRundtce,

Brights Disease,
and al diseases OF the liver and kidneys. This
water Is now known and sold remedy for the
fr5s,v onderiui " bat eject IL has upon The hun an
system II is now being shipped at the following
Barrel. 40 gall, sIe; half d.. -; 6emUohn and
jugs So cents per gal pa kaRe extra; bottles lqtsl
- % doz. Money must accompany the order.
Of your druggist for WaukeshA Mineral kocE
spring Water. Address G. G. OLIN & Co. WAuke-
sha, Wis Tor orders for tn" water or for circulars
CINCINNATI. June Il. ls7z
C c. OLIN & Co. Waukfsha. Wis HAving
used your water Il ON thu sci eral Rock spring
great relief T ON the use OF the same. Before
commenced using thi- water. my physician Re
81 and at er using u for twenty days the specific
gravity of the urine reduced 10 q. IA wing q
not hen compel e1 20 ufirate so frequently. I
had other waters, TUT give u my. opinion that
earne.,Iy recommend it 10 all VINO are am icted
with aissss go. cyq,nmogly known as D5aheles
SSIESe=Pec'tp3lly yours IL ALT Ei MILsoS,
CT ua !. OHIO,
HUDSON. Wis. May :, Is73.
Dear Sirs-'n testimony Of the great value Of
NuNcral Rock spring Water Tor those suffering
bee fern for months with diabetes. raising
largSquautities OF urine. heavy with suFar. and
ing flesh and streneth and finally the of NV
lower limbs. which became almost devo OF feel
b ed but short time - live had lost all hope
Of recovery. u hen was induced TO u-e Mineral
ROCK pr NJ Water, and since then haN gradu
ally Eained the OF ms limbs. and also gained
strength and flesh. IL has done Tor me wha- meS
irai Skin could not do am thankful for return-
others fictef with kidney affections a. grea- a
blessing as 10 has been 10 myself.
Yours truly. MRS. JASE sASDEns.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills.

Perfectly tasteiess. elegantly coated with sweet
gum. purge, reggla,e; gTqTriity, cleanse and
all disorders OF the Stom.ch. Liver. Bowels KID
nrys. Bladder. NervOus ID seAses. Headache, Con-
stipRfion Costiveuess. Iudigestiou Of the Bowels,
Piles. and ali Dera uKements of the External Wis
cara. Warrzn ed % effect q positive cure. Purely
Vegetable. containing no ulerclry, minerals, or
deieterious drugs.
DsS-observe ths following symptoms resulting
from Disc ders OF the Digestive organs
Constipation. Inward Piles. FullneA or the
Blood IN the Head, Acidity OF the stom b. Nau.
Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. p hess or
Weight in the stomach. sour Eructatlfys, sink
ing Flufteriug At the rlt OF tho stomach. swim
ming Of the Head H1rrled and Dlficult Breath
Ing. Fiuttering ~ ire Heart, Choking or Sunoca-
ting Sensations when IN Lying Posture. DIM
or Vision. Dots OF Webs before the sight Fe-
yer and Dull Pain IN the cad. Deficiency Of Per-
spiraton, Yellowness OF the skin and Eyes. Pain
in the Side. Chest, Limbs, and sudden Flush . OF
Heat Burning IN the Flesh.
A few do e. OF RAILWAYS PILLS Will free the
system from all The above named disorders.
Price rs Cents per Box Sold BY Druggists.
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
send one letters ann 10 RADWA & CO.. No.
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q 70 Riyerside VIC Cure. Hamilton. nI
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The Sailors 81

A seafaring man, w3x
married, gave the foll4
of his bride and her APP
put some of the regular
pers to the blush:
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-06-13

southern Colorado Is the richest. most fer
tile, and mlldest tempered section of the great
Territory OF Colorado. II II a State wlthlnst
self If magnificent proportions. IncAlculable
natural resources, and diversity Of soil and
climate. aud a capacity for agricultural. pas
-Crll. mining. misunderstanding, and commercial
dew eiopmeut which render 1t seif-supportinE.
LIVING south of the Great Divide it Il the
most genial climate OF ali Colorado.
The Arkansas, the greatest river running
from the Rocky Mountains, gives It the richest
valley and strongest water power in Colorado.
Embracing IL limits the South Park and
San Juan country, IL covers the richest mining
districts Of the Territory. its minerals being
not merely gold and silver, but coal, irqS, cop
uer marNLe petroleum.
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The capital city Of this great region Is Pue-
bio. located on the old trading route of the
Santa Fs trail, just where that ancient high
way crossed and the trunk line Of railway now
crosses the Arkansas river.
Pueblo is au old wel-established point. It
has been missionary station. trading post
a military fort, aud = now thriving Western
town. Its location has been determined by the
established routes Of travel for over century.
Il has therefore "a solid f0unda ion. II is now
81 railway center. Five roads. two built and
three buldIn 2, converge lrere. At tins point
viii stand the
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send one letters amp 10 RAILWAY & CO.. No.
a. warren street New York. Information worth
thousands will be sent ca.
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Tn every respect OF centrally. climate, local
situation, position with reference TO North.
South, East and West, Pueblo l. destined to
become the great commercial cityof the Rocky
Mountains. For one thousand miles along the
base Of the mountain range there i no point
equal to It as q commercial centre.
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STANDARD Lolita BUSTLE

Work for Everybody. Good Wages.
Permanent Employ ln mt. Men and w o.
men anted. Full Particulars free.
Address wa. HESDEhSON & CO.. Cleveland,
Louis No
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-09-10
Adventure with u Lion.

Just before the performance came off
at the circus at Pulaski, Friday night,
an unfortunate accident occurred. While
one Of the employees was engaged in
holding coil-oil lamp, it slipped from
his hand, falling upon the projection to
the lions cage, breaking it and igniting
the combustible liquid. The oil ran
into the cage stream of flame, causing
the animals to retire before it and crouch
at the opposite side. At this iuncture
another employee thoughtlessly went
inside the cage, with view to its extin-
guishment. At the very moment he
put his head and shoulders through the
door, the beast raised himself upon his
launches, gave fearful roar, and sprang
upon the unfortunate man just as he had
got fairly on the inside, tearing the flesh
from his face, flesh from his breast and
flesh from his arm, so horribly lacera-
ting hirl that but little hope is entertain
ed of his recovery. He was nothing in
the grip of the lion, which would have
killed him in few minutes more had
not the master of the beast interposed
with whip in hand and made the animal
stand at bay The lion was considered
the tamest animal of the kind known to
circus men. Having been greatly arous-
ed by the fire he was, however, ready
to attack anything that came in his way.
To add to this, the employee was not
known to the lion, and needlessly en-
dangered himself by the intrusion,
though it was for the unappreciative
animals beneht.-NasArilae Banner.
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4 Novel Sentence

Elk Gov. Washburn, Ia his account oi
his native town, Livermore, Maine, re-
lates the following:
An Indian has killed another of the
same tribe at Roccomeco. who left an
infrm and crippled squaw. The nur-
derer was arrested, tried and convicted,
but instead of hanging him and thus
makingssa thoroughly useless corpse out
of what might be put to some advantage,
his judges sent him to support aud sare
for and wait upon the widow of the sain
Indian as long as she should live. Vice
President Hamlin has often heard his
mother-a daughter of Deacon Liver
more-say that she had many a time
seen the Indian carrying the woman on
his back or hauling her on his handaed- ,
The last Of this tribe of Roccomecos died
at Lake Umbagg more than fifty years
ago"
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A NfurderO.ts ProIactiIe.

An ingenious projectile, invented by
Russian officer, is now claiming the at
tention of military scientists. The
sczaroch, as it is called, is an elongated
shell. the head of which is completely
spherical; round shell upon the end
of an iron cylinder. The two parts are
united by comparatively slight thick
nesslof metal. When fred, the sczaroch
leaves the gun like an ordinary shell;
but when it bursts. the Cylindrical part
alone flies in pieces, while the spherical
head continues its fight intact and may
ricochet FOX hundreds of yards further
The advantage of such shell against
artillery, Tor example, IS very. great
After bursting AND scattering its frag-
ments among the guns of the enemy,
the head goes on to plunge into the in
fantry still further back. It is to be
used in Russia, however, only for con-
non of moderate size.
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a Romance iaE High Lille.

At the gaming table the Duke 81
richmond incurred q debt of honor to
Lord Cadogan, which he was unable to
pay, and it was agreed that his son, a lad
of fifteen, who bore the title of Earl of
March, should marry the still younger
daught err OF Lord Cadogan The boy
was sent for from school, and the girl
from the nursery; q clergyman was in
attendance, and the children were told
that they were to be married upon the
spot. The girl had nothing to say !;
the boy 'cried out, 'fThey surely are not
going to marry me to that dowdy :"
But married they were. A post-chaise
packed off with his tutor to make the
grand tour, and the bride was sent back
to her mother. Lord March remained
abroad for several years, after which he
returned TO London, well-educated
handsome young man, but in no haste
to meet his wife, whom he had never
seen except upon the occasion OF their
hasty marriage. So he tarried in Lon
don TO annrse himself. One night at
the opera, his attention was attracted to
beautiful young lady in the boxes.
'tWho is that % he asked Of gentle
man beside him. E'You must be astrang-
er in London" was the reply, mot to
know the toast of the town, the beauti-
full Lady March, The Earl went
straight to the box, announced himself
and claimed his bride. The two fell in
love with each other on the spot, and
lived long and happy together; and
when the husband died she also died Of
a broken heart within few month";
The Ga7dry for September.
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WHILE the Germans are already pro-
yided with the Mauser gun, and the
French are discussing the merit OF the
transformed Chassepot, the Italians are
not caught asleep. The Minister OF War
at Rome, pursues energetl cally the IN
structiou and armament OF the Italian
soldiers. Re has given, some time ago,
the most pressing orders for experiment
ing with the Vetterli gun. The report
of the officers speaks most favoraolv OF
this irearm. the latest one Invented N
Europe. They say that its precision OF
aim is marvellous, and that it fires shots
which tell with deadly accuracy at s.
600 metres, or about $50 yards. Ii 1t
is recalled to mind that the English are
we'll provided with Snyders, the Turks
and Eastern population of Europe with
Martini rifles. it will be seen that let war
come when it pleases. it will be accom-
odated with sufficient quantity OF war
like implements. Ii is a notable fact,
too, that each nation seems to trust
especially In frearm invented by a ma
tive, for the best destruction of foreign
armies. Thus, .ao Ve.torlis, ce-usaTs'
and Chassepots may be taken tor the
aicknames of Italian, German. and
French Infantry.
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WOHlan's Work.

There are two woman suffrage or
CARNATIONS 10 San FIancico, and birs.
Wiggin is prominent in one Of them.
Recently Mrs. Wiggin told her expert
ence in the business OF getting married.
She chose a woman to no the business,
aud though SOM ears had passed since
then the knot had never slipped. A
woman asked sarcastically If the woman
kuos-tyer was paid half price fer the job,
but Mrs. Wiggin, in her indignation
Ignoring the sex of her questioner, re-
piled, "No, sir. We paid her $40 for
the work. und | must say it was one of
the best jobs Of the kind ] have ever
seen" The following, by Mrs. Wiggin,
is interesting:
L went the other day to buy ready
made daess. The 10 ale clerk showed me
several, and. finally selecting one,
[ asked him if he would show me the
torewoman as | wished to try it on. He
reblied We'll, the forewoman has gone
to lunch just now, but ''-and here ne
threw the dress over his arm-''if yo-
will come with me [ will fit i for you. -
WHAT says [, ''you fit the dress for
me? No. sir! Let me ask, do you make
it practice TO try on dresses and fit them
and so on?' "Why certainly.
said he; and I must do him justice to say
that he had the manliness to blnsh here
why, a good many of our lady custo-
mers won't have anybody but man to
fit theie dresses for them
Now" continued Mrs. Wigginr "it
is this [ am contending for; drive those
lazy, effeminate, namby- pam6y dryclerks
ont ipto tho Street and Give their ntacoS
to intelligent women. The idea of man
In such a position selling carriers and cor
set strings, bah!'
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4 Chicago virago has the appropriate
nan. Of Catherine He'll
Il hits kid boots are affected with New
port bellies
E ~ton has woman newspaper carrier
gao eighty-seVen years cid
Toast at a railway dinner Our moth
ers, Industrious tenders, though they OF
ian misplace the switch. -
Thiak Of hearing al the foot Of the
pyramids in Egypt: Shine yer boots,
:. Inv? Eve cents. -
"a Springfield Union calls MARY had
.itf,t, lamb a generally admitted his
torica ruth.
WHY is nature ike a baby7--because
there is i general squall when its face is
washed.
They ere SO busy in Kansas that they
spell il II worth.
The nearest approach 10 q confidence
game is pulling mules tail.
Wanted: A wife who can make the list
of Spores and napkin rings come out right
the day after a pic mic.
Notc-shavers successd financially be-
cause hey take so much interest in
their business.
A minister once prayed: 30 Lord we
opieht ard that tbou also art here
~ outstanding the inclemancy Of the
weather.
A Portsmouth woman has been severely
injured By the explosion ola baked, pota-
to-
When Chicago man can't lie on his
back and go to sleep without dreaming
of his nother-in-law, it is considered
sufficient ground for divorce.
Who is the straightest man mentioned
10 the Bible? Joseph, because Pharaoh
made ruler Of him. And that's why
he remained stationary 10 Egypt:
Postmaster General Jewell announces
that he will make no changes 10 the prin-
cipal positions In the Posto6ice Depart
meDt.
The new and handsome postal-card-
handsome enough, one paper says, to use
for valentine-wil be ready 10 Septem-
Der
The number of cans Of peaches packed
y -
tomatoes IS, 600 600, and corn from g.
600 600 to 5000, 900
An Iowa woman who put yitriol on
her scslpsto remove dandruf, says it was
the dandruffest experiment she ever
tried.
Lady visitor Ny dear, do you know
if your Nam ma is engaeed?" Little
girl OF the period Engaged? bless you
she is married. -
Last year four of the twenty cities
marginiog the great lakos shipped 1872,
352 S96, bushels Of grain.
The funeral exnerces Of men killed in
he Hoosac Tunnel. and paid BY the con
tractors, have amounted TO $4,000 10 |
Ave years
There are said to be about | 800 miles !
of narrow-gaage railroad constructed in |
this country and Canada, and over r.
900 miles IN process of construction.
Bret Harte's last story, "John Oak
hurst, is said to have been written in
single night. Those who have read it |
End no difficulty ia believing the above
statement.
Colorado is fine place for specula-
tlons. a pauper recently escaped from |
the poor house there and made ST. 800 |
In land specnlations before he ceuld be |
A Louisville proverb says; 'The man
who sets out a single shade tree is better |
than the founder OF a base ball club. -
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TOOTH ACHE CURE.-A correspondent
writes to the Scientific American, tie
worst tooth ache or neuralgia comilg
from the teeth may be speedily aud
delightfully."- ended by the application III
a small bit of clean cotton saturatedin
a strong solution of ammonia to the C.
fective tooth. Sometimes the late ST
ferer IS prompted to momentrry nervds
laughter by the application, but he
pain has disappeared.