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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-27

GOVERNOR LOUIS A. Witt, of Louis
lana, died Sunday morning, at New Or
leans, of consumption. He was born
in New Orleans in 1913; was rebel
CAPTAIN in the civil war; was mem
Der of the Legislature in 1868: Mayor
of New Orleans in 1872; again elected
to the Legislature in 1874, and chosen
Speaker of that body. There was
trouble about the organization, how
ever, and some members of the House
were removed by military intervention
The Democratic members withdrew in
body and the Republicans elected
Michael Hahn Speaker. In 1876 Wilt
was elected Lieutenant Governor. In
1879 he was chosen President of the
Constitutional Convention, and in the
same year was elected Governor.
Samuel D. McEnery, who was Lieu
tenant Governor, is now Governor.
EXCITING news continues 10 come
from Ireland. In anticipation of an
outbreak of some sort among the fiery
Celts IN and around Limerick, the Gov
eminent has despatched large reinforce.
ments of police and military to that
city, and has also arranged for vigilant
watch by detectives at the various Land
League headquarters throughout the
island. O'Connor and Healy will have
charge of Land League matters pendins
the incarceration of Parnell and Dillor
and others will doubtless take thei
places as soon as they are locked up
which will probably be before man,
days. The British Government evident
1y proposes from this time forth to han
die the Irish question without gloves
Mobs will not be tenderly dealt with TO
tear OF hurting somebody. On Satu
day, at Dublin, many persons were Sc
vereiy injured by the police while th
after were engaged in dispensing grea
crowd which had gathered in anticipa
ton of speech at Biggar.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
WOODLAND BEACH
Stock Farm !!
TYPHOON.

Sire General Knox, by Vermont Hero; dam by
young Hambletonian. General Knox has nine rep
resentatiyes in the 80 list the fastest of which are
2.221O; Camors. 2.19H; Independence, public trial
last year 21S5@ and he possesses TO wonderful de-
gree the capacity TO transmit his speed to his progeny
all of his colts having the trotting quality largely
developed. TYPHOONS dam by COnklin's
American Star the sire of St. Cloud 22S and star 80
American Star mares have grown into such popu-
larity to stand at the head of the list fashionable
DAMS having produced more trotters In the 2D list
than any other family of mares, and being particular
ly adapted to training and campaigning. Among
many Others we might instance Dexter, 2l1H Nettie
Washington, . 2OH; Huntress. 2.2O34; Powers 2 2l:
Jay Gould. 22l1%; Trio. 2.23l4; Robert McCiregOr
tinel, 2.26: Orange Blossom, 226l3 MOdesy. . 2612
Lady Blessington 227 Grace. 227; California Dexter
227; Lady Morrison. 227l%; Enfield 2.29; Maud
22934 Harvest Queen. 2.30; and from Sires out o.
Star dams Hattie Woodward. 2l5M by Aberdeen, the
best the credit of sire of his age Great Eastern
2lS and Dick Swiveer 2.lS 10y Waikiki Chief. are
better than any sire of his age has produced
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
MARYLAND Items.

There is said to be boom in real estate
at HaYre de Grace.
The corn and tomato fields i'll Hartford
county have been badly washed by the
recent rains.
Themerchants of Centreville have agreed
TO close their stores at O'CLOCK Ill the
evening during the summer.
verv large temperance mass meeting
Das hold in Centreville last week to en-
courage the movement for local option.
Miss Matte Ii. Adkins, daughter of the
president of the EastOn National Bank,
and Daniel NJ. Henry, Jr., Esq, States
attorney of Dorchester county, were mar
ried on Wednesday.
The Record states that the announce
ment of DR.. Thomas III. Green, of Church
Hill. as a candidate for Clerk has created
some political enthusiasm in that district,
and some excitement throughout the
county.
A Chestertown COW fell into well and
was hoisted out by means of a rope placed
around her horns 1t was bad strain on
her neck and the rope, but after lying Il
arose and walked of as well as ever
The coroner's jury Ia the the case of
Mrs. Irene JemisOn, of Fox Chase. Cecil
county, have decided that she came TO her
death by her own hand. The sisters of
the deceased had charged, before State )
Attorney CIothers, that she was murdered
by her husband.
Mail service on the routes from BoothLy
Hill to Perryman's, Hartford county /;
BridgetoYn, Caroline county. from Colds
borough: Church Hill, Queen Annes,
from Prices station; HanesYille, Kent
county, from Western railroad station
Ingleside, Queen Anne's county, from
Cox's station Locust Grove, Kent county,
from Blacks station Templeville, Queen
Anne's, from Marydel, will be discontinued
after June Both.
STRAWBERRIEs.--Well informed pro
duce men estimate that there have beer
received i'll Baltimore this season 5000C
crates of strawberries, 10000 of which
arrived within the last ten days, and three
quarters of which were from localities nea
by. 1t is estimated that 10,O 900 more crate
will about end the crop. 1t is the larges
crop of strawberries, without exception
ever grown. The price has ranged iron
3 to cents per quart during the week.
The real estate of the late Rev. JOh
Hough, r. T. Jump, Trustee, was sold a
public sale in Denton, on Tuesday, Jun
18TH This property is located on the ives
hank of the Choptank, near this place an
brought good prices. The dwelling an
twelve acres of land was sold to Jaco
Gingher for 1905. Lot No. l, containing
acres was purchased by the Denton Gene
tery Company for $500. Lot No. 2, col
tanning acres sold to Jas. G.. Redden fO
$500. Lot No. 8, containing 3 acres, pul
chased by p. W. DOwnes for $780,
Denton CniOn
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Seven thousand wild pigeons from the
Indian Territory are now in the cOops at
Jersey City, and 5000 more will arrive on
Friday. The birds are for the use of the
New York State SpOrtsmen's Associations
tournament, which will be held ut Coney
Island next week
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CHURCH SERVICES.

army METHODIST overwhelmingly Preaching
AsI AZ A M and "a p. NJ. Sunday SchoOl-9A anu
~ y. PRAYER Meeting-Tuesdays at 7AP NJ Kew
john D. Rigg. Pastor ,..
: n,rrp's PROTESTANT overwhelmingly
HII At i0% A. NJ and ~ Pm. WedneSday-I4 2. M
Saints Day-9H AN Sunday Schooi-ZP' NJ heF'
Wm B. Gordon Rector.
.,.,.nvrERrAs.- s.-Sunday-Preaching at lO% a. NJ: and
fki2pM N, Sunday School, P; N; Prayer Meeting
EITidays at ~ p NJ Rev. j. T. Umsted Pastor
c,ruoIIC.-Odd Fellows Hall-Second SUNDAY 90 Oi
OAnary month ut 10 A. NJ, and p. NJ keV. 1eO'
:. Bradford Pastor c.
,.,rrxS1AI METHODIST EPISCOPAL. (COlored)-Sun-
OEdSsvPreaching at 1012 a. NJ. and P. NJ Kew 1eo'
Waters Pastor
-, "a N5rrHopISr -Sunday-Preachlng
APE at I0i% A. NJ and ~ P. NJ Rev. Jacob W. wilks-
helms. Pastor.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15

An organization called ''The United
States Soldiers and Sailors League" held
its first annual meeting in Philadelphia
Monday evening, and resolved to memo
rialize Congress for an increase of pensions
in certain cases of disability from wounds
received in battle.
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DESCRIPTION.

TYPHOON is jet black. 1 years old l5lI hands
high weighs about 900 lbs beautifully prOpOrlOned
power being nicely blended with quality his back,
lOins and other prOpelling points being exceedingly
good large bone and excellent feet his fine presence
In breaking him last fall III his year old FORM he
driven mile in 3l2, on MiddletOwn track, after
being driven but Il few times
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLES.

Twill mail Free) the recipe for simple Vegetable
BALM that will remove Tan, Freckles, Pimples ana
Blotehes leaving the skin soft clear and oeauuiul
also Instructions for producing luxuiiant CROWN ol
hair on bald head or smooth face. Address lnelos-
ing &c. stamp Ben Vandelf & Co.. Beekman St,N. \.
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ing and God fearing people. More Anon,
SPIDER WEB.
"It IS cnrinn evervhody.n whites a drno

at IS curin" everybody" writes drug
"i.:. EN-.rs- ~ y; IS nc most popular
-. ..4l... ~. ~n1 i, should be by right,
iur no other medicine has such specific
action ON the liver, bowels and kidneys.
If you have those symptoms which indi-
cate billiousness or deranged kidneys do
not fail to procure and use faithfully In
liquid or dry foam it is sold by all drug
gists.-iSdlt Lake City Tribune
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

u,0uoSy LODGE No. IS. A. F. A. M.-Meets First and
Third Thursday evenings Of each month at 8
o'clock.
Friday evening" at o'clock.
,,cnoSNELI. ENCAMPMENT, No. 2.-Meets Second and
Fourth Tuesday evenings of each month, at CLOCK
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a NEW INVENTION.

There has never been introduced or offered for sale
a Sewing Machine that has given such marvellous
satisfaction as the New NO. - Wheeler N
wilson 1t stands far above the average and
without eXaggeration. can say that the No Is the
best family Sewing Machine now in use. 1t is the
lightes running almost nOiseless. has no Shuttle, has
a Straight Needle and self setting AtOmdtic Ten
siOn independent take up. DOUBLE FEED no springs to
get out of order and light that Child 10 years old
can operate with and has wearing parts than
any other machine hence it must necessary wear
longer This is not the old Wheeler L. Wilson Sewing
Machine improved but an entire new invention, and
we do not hesitate say it is the best Sewing appa
ratns i'll the World. We took the only Gold Prize at
Paris in 1878 over eighty competitors.
Remember, that since the decline in Sewing Ma
chimes the country has been flooded with low priced
and commonly made machines. which you can
bny at any price. Now Sewing Machine is some
thing you not buying every year. hence the ad'
vantage of getting best in all cases Sthe cheap
est in the long run and whcn you purchase from the
| old and valuable Wheeler 4 Wilson Company you
can go wrong Send for prteeSi $40 circular.
! Main Office and Sales Room, 12S Market Street,
Wilmington, Del.
J,H. PRIMROSE,
Manager for the Penininsula.
XS-tiOOd Agents Wanted. @ae
! Z. II'RTY. Agent for Smyrna, Del. sep 22-u
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AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Geo. W. Williams NelUdrk c. A. RdtOlins BridgeUille.
Geo. B. Money, DEL City LelnUet W. NAPLES. LeiOeS.
j. s. Hu1fnqtOR Smyrna. John ". WOOten, LduTCl.
A. Jackson. Jr., Camden. Henry W. Boxer, Segtord
Jas B. anderson FREDERICK H. T. DOtORing. .GeOrgetolCn.
Reynedr Williams, Milford James Ponder, Milton.
George Moore. FELTON,. b. F. WGgdmOn, for iOlOer
C.JHdrriRgtOn, FdrmingIOn SUSSEX.
James M VdRdyke. CAestertOirn. Nd.
JOhH +. Hdnlipe, GreensbOrOugh, Nd
jeremiah B. Fletcher, Preston Nd.
James CdnnOn Salisbury. Nd.
Charles Collins, Berlin, Nd.
VIM g. Dickinson, POcOmOke city. Nd.
AUbusinesS communications ShOuld6e dddreSsedto
WM. DENNEY, Jr., Sec'y,
March 4. 1880. DOVER. DEL
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser. having been permanently curou VI
that dread disease Consumption by simple remedy,
is anxious TO make known TO his feiowSonereIs the
means of cure TO all who desire 1t he will send
COPY Of the prescription used free Of chargeO with
the directions forpreparing and using the same whleh
thew will find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma;
Bronchitis DC Parties wishing the Prescription Will
R,vTsIb RS,nSbnrSh N y jan 19-6m
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15

Harrison's Ready Mixed Town and
Country Paints, at Wil<inson's, Market
Street.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
TERMS.

Will stand him for few desirable mares at S2j the
season at Woodland Beach. Mares will be kept with
excellent at risk of owners reasonable terms.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
FOR RENT.
w. w. TSCHUDY.

The Large wheeiwright and blacksmith Shops,
with half an Arce OF Ground formerly Scout Man
r,erIug property Main Street, near laylqFs Fo1n-
darv most desirable site for such business. The
hmiiding and premises will be nicely fitted up 10 en-
courage large, active work. 80, -, o,..,,,,,,s
SMYRNA. May 4, lssi-sm
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lso thoroughbred pedigreed short Horn stock BulI
General Garfield,

raised by ]. H. Hay, BlOOmingbuTgh, Ohio sired by
Dick Byron. herd book number. 93Il
lst-Dam. Red Lady, by Prarie Sunlight....., 126lS
2nd.-Dam, Lady Scissor by LeXingtOn......... j,S75
3rd-Dam, Melody. 2nd by Sir Robt Alexander 3,4iS
4th-Dam, Melody, by Oregon .g6l
5th-Daln. Victoria. by John Bull .......... 2,l6l
6th-Dam, Rose of Sharon, by Count Hally..... so
Th-Dam, Lady of the Lake. by Reformer...... sos
dere.. ..... ........ ,7OG
9th-Dam Red Rose 5th, by md Hulback......... Az
l0th.-Dam, Red Rose 2nd, by His Grace. ....... I'll
1lth.-Dam, Red Rose lst. by HOrDOruogh....... 1O-
Will Stand for Service at $40.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15

Has eyeyh
sands
% arr
p<s@ TERMs-$7 to $40 per Week So per Day@GG
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Best Makes Sewing silks, }. 3. Cooper
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A GRNTs WANTED.-Big Pay. Light Work. Steady
a Employment Samples iree. address, NJ L.
1lvRN al Nassau Street New York.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
lU47 KENT COUNTY 1881.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

Insures against loss by fire, issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually in
advance during membership, and on ceaSing to be
members whatever remains uneXpended after paying
losses expenses and dividends is returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
COLLINS BEACH HOTEL AND PAVILION.

RoDmsla
NlS toSor in
ueN tefr sundays schools N
tn
Societies e1mkingt
ased ON
per Meals so Cents each.
eLyu NJ
We
l. G.. GRIEVES, Proprietor and Manager
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15

DIRECTORS:
GEORGE W. CUMMINs, President.
VIM. W. Tschudy DIR. Henry Ridgely,
John II. HOieckcr Charles NJ. Wharton,
George H. Money, John W. Causey,
Jacob Williams, of SeafoTd, Ex-GoV. James Ponder.
wM. DENNEY, JR., Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
Price for The Year 1881, 6 Gents per buShGl

SPECIAL RATES OF FREIGHT at all stations on
the railroad.
orders filed promptly for any amount from one car
load 10 ten thousand bushels Send orders early
Smyrna times., 1881-06-15
g Gents per Bushel
SHELL LINZ Z:

Is preferable 10 Stone Lime and with the present
remely low price and advantageous freight rates II
Is decidedly the CHAPEST AND MOST RELIABLE
FERTILIZER for PENINSULA use.
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Fatal X

JERSEY CITY, n. j., September IA
destructive bOiler-eXplOsiOn occurred this
morning at Bulman Il Browns dry dock,
foot OF Essex street, resulting in the imme-
date death Of two men aud fatally Djuring
three others. The tug w. Il. Gladwish was
in dock for repairs. The engineer OF the
tug, George EnesoD, bad been called away,
and had left his son Walter, aged twenty
four, i'm charge. He had omitted TO put
water in the boiler, and an explosion &C.
Cured. Captain Decker, Of the tug, was
standing at the rail on the side OF the tug,
and was instantly killed by a piece Of the
boiler, which completely severed bis head
from his body and entirely destroyed the
| p~ilot-house OF the vessel. James Tammany,
aged thirty. five, walking on deck, was also
killed by the sane piece, his skull being
crushed. The remainder Of the boiler flew
i'm a d direct line up Essex street, a distance
Of 900 feet or more, 10 the corner OF Green
street. In its course at the corner OF Hur-
son street il cut down Il lamp-post, fire.
hydrants, two large trees, and two wagons
standing in the street, and entirely de-
stroyed the horse and cart OF John Adams,
which his son, aged eleven years, was
driving. The wagon was struck by the
flying boiler, the vehicle and horse being
literally cut to pieces and the boys right
arm severed from his body. There are
many tenement-houses In the neighborhood
OF the accident, and had the explosion oc-
Cured a few moments later the destruction
Of life might have been much more serious.
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General Gordon Is mentioned IN con-
nection with the governorship OF Georgia
The Atlanta correspondent OF the Macon
Teleqrdph says IL is currently reported,
and be hears IL from a well informed
source, that the ex-senator is positively q
candidate for the Democratic nomination.
The Washington Post says: The attempt
Of the R%esdjusters in Virginia TO impugn
the s~oundness and sincerity Of the Demo-
cratic platform, because II pledges no FUR
Their increase OF the rate OF taxation, is a
miserable failure.
Ira d. Sankey. the evangelist, left New
York for England on Monday last by Inc
Inman steamship City OF Berlin. Mr.: sam
KEY will be Joined in England by MS CO.
worker, Mr.. Moody, who is now In Queoec'
when an extended tour OF Great Britain Is
contemplated.
The District visitors TO the northern re-
sormatorIes having completed their exami-
nation, have returned fully prepared 10 EN-
ploy the best-tested aud most approved
methods In the Reorganization OF the Reform
School at Washington.
The four colored men who were 10 nave
been hung on Friday at G~reenviile, g C.'
for burning the opera.house, were re.
nrjeyed by the Governor, 10 allow an appear
TO the Supreme Court.
John It. McEntire and John A. keener
have been appointed storekeepers ane gau-
gers, and Lewis 5. Benbow, Il. "a. fauyla
and Richard Williams gangets LOT 'nc
sixth district, North Carolina
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The Lack of a chicago Broker.

10 the hearing Of one Of our reporters the
tono"ing was lately related by Lewis III.
VVonor, Esq, whose office IS located at 90
washington street, this city. as an evidence
" special good fortune ! have been suffer-
,ng, said Mr.. 0'Conor. for a number oil
weeks With a severe pain in my back, be-
leved TO be from the effects OF a cold con.
uac,ed While OF the lakes. ! had been pre-
scrloed Tor by several Of our physicians, ane
used various remedies. Three days ago /
ss~pandoned them all, and bought bottle OF
~. Jacobs on, applied II at night before re-
urlng. and to-day feel like a new man. /
s.Aperienced almost instant relief, aud now
.sei no pain whatever. l must express my
suankiuintss for the Invention and mAnnfac-
.ufe Of such a splendid medicine, and shall
ss.eem II a duty, privilege, and pleasure to
ssvomnehd It in the future for similar all.
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR M'ENERY ORDERS OUT
THE STATE MILITIA TO ASSIST IN PRESERVING
ORDER.
noon Jim Wilson, the driver Of q foat, was
stoned, when be drew a pistol and shot John
Lensky in the back near The spine. Wilson
drove on and delivered his load OF cotton at
the Kentucky press. A large crowd voth-
cred around the press, and there are fears
OF bad treatment. Three men reported
That they were driven Oh their floats, one OF
them beng struck with 8 rock. The floats
were taken 10 charge by the police.
In the lower district twenty men en-
ployed at the Natcbez press armed them
selves with double barrelied shOt.guns and
vent to work with The guns near ut hand to
be used in protecting themselves. On
ChOupitoulas street several pistols were
fred In rapid succession, when the police
arrested two men for firing shots in the
public street ana put them in the station
house.
An excitement is reported at the foot OF
Enghien street, me. loading a ship with
cotton having been driven away from their
work by the menacing crowd. Tue moi
then boarded the vessel, and are now re-
ported to be fring through the hatchways at
the screw-men in the bold.
Acling.Governo McEnery and Mayor
Shakespeare have bad an interview, in
which the situation was fully discussed. IL
is understood that the conference resulted
i'm an agreement that when called upon by
the mayor the Governor is TO issue a precla-
nation OF martial law, and place General
w. NJ. Owen In command OF the troops
in the field, and the military, aided by the
police, will undertake to preserve order.
Lieutenant. Governor McEnery has Issued
the following:
Whereas the Honorable Mayor OF The
city OF New Orleans has this day declared
his inability 10 maintain the peace OF the
city OF New Orleans, and has therefore
called upon the Executive OF the State TO
intervene: Now, therefore, !, Samuel ID. Nc
Emery, Lieutenan:-GOverno aud Acting
Governor OF Louisiana, do hereby assume
control of said city for the same purpose
OF restoring order. Military organizations
will hold themselves in readiness for inn
mediate service. All persons subject
TO military duty will Immediately report to
Msior.G General Behan for duty. All armed
volunteers will be received. MaiOr-General
Behan is hereby assigned to take command
OF oil the forces within the limits OF the city
OF New Orleans. No interference will be
had with the civil authorities OF the city or
parish. The chief OF police will report
| with bis forces to Major Behan for duty.
lSignedl S. ID. MCESERY,
Northumberland.
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correspondent Of he Tines as " re
Kbedlye has informed me that CoIcptI
0ufnbf, the leader offhe revolt, told him he
wonld resist all Europe. The Khsdiye
asked : What force have youf' OursbI
replied, "A million men, The eorrespon-
dent says this Is 'ciap-srsp.,v sg1-.
The Coiered bishops - be Break
TASTED.
LONDON, September 13.-Ths Daily News
says IA committee Of the TempIar Mis-
sion, IN concert with the AntlSlavery
Society, has arranged to give a public
breakfast on Thursday In hosor Of the coli
ored bishops and other Representatives OF
the African Methodist churches Of Ameriea
now attending the Ecumenicai Conference.
The object OF the promoters OF The break
fast Is TO make 0 demonstration 10 favor OF
the principle OF the social equality OF the
white and eolored races"
The Crisis at Cairo.
LONDON, September 13.-Tbe Cairo cor
respondent OF the Daily NelcS says: Cberif
Pasba has frequent interviews withIColoDei
Ourabi. All is quiet and business proceeds
regularly. II is believed that the crisis will
be short.
The French Troops I'm Algeria.
LONDON, September 13.-The MarseilBss
correspondent OF the Daily NepS states
that from the 9th OF April last to the 7th Of
the present month 3 5000 French troops
have come to Algeria. a
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THE SECRET.
RAILRoAD-MEN, BANK OFFICERS,
AND
CAPITALISTS
AFFECTED SERIOUSLY.
A LITTLE INSIDE CHAPTER THAT WILL BE
READ wITE INTEREST BY THE PUBLIC.

Railroads, banks, and capitalists are the great
moving and controlling power Of the world now,
| and there is 4 roads rough ~rOad-lhrOugh which
all that attain TO eminence must pass and many TALL
In The fight. Thought, study. mental and brain
work. is the highway to eminence; and work,
thought, worrying, planning, calculatlng-all feed
| upon the brain and nervous system, and the results
are Nervous Prostraton, Apoplexy,
Paralysis, Neuralgia, Nervousness, Sleepless Nights,
sick and Nervous Headache, and a sudden dropping
out of the business ranks by OyerwOrk and nervous
ness In some Of It's forms. This IS the natural con-
seduence; but If the nervous system Is fed and sup
ported in proportion TO the waste and demands
made upon 1t, these fearful results would not be
heard of or known.
The remedy Is a simple. sensible one. Simply to
feed lhe overworked, irritable nervous system. And
that can be done, and that is being success fully every
day. bv the use Of Or. BENSON'S CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE PILLS, a special preparation for
Nervous Disease, Sick and Nervous Headache, Ner-
vousness, sIeeplessness, Neuralsia, aud Dyspepsia.
These pills are not q pattnt medicine, but made by a
regular physician and used by the profession at
large.
sold by all druggists. Price, so cents a box.
Depot, IO6 NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, Md. By mail, two boxes for 81, or six
boxes for $3.50, TO any address.