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The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

VIM. T Ford ." krns". y, ~rtes: The de
mani for 'FdiCKLy Asa Btrrt RS IN III q city Ia,
CONES uud 10Y ub> rvato y nas been simpl,
enOrm )us, and, though -verseto tecoW ne din
proprietary u.eiicines | am horouknIy couvinr
cd thai Tor thb~e spvclal Diseases inr ssu;n they
are r comm pied Iney have uo qual, ami CIV
eminent satisfaction TO those vino nave use
th.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Who has not heard of Cous.ens Honey oi
rsrf M one who has ever tried " for
cniI h snh colds regret the tr 4 ngexp- nd.
ture nf 3 @ nis for a h"tile ~ tn. famous
meh'riue. which II positive cure foi
an VI ,gs
lY-.Vhit.'s Cream vermifuge the bes,
wu, uI Killer.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
-rnari inouitA "A ION urA no ursu, an n.

mani innuiIA AZ iou TI'A nof uusu, An az
u rus9 O. 'IIid IVA ~ ot eSopp ND
ArO I-sns psNui N sspas 'safJ pu- uoI ID
il.r'0 eInS pus !re.sid u"usasl ~! pms VI ~.
IA ~ va idbo AAJ' :i1rJf HoJ su a. is,t
s'"Irau JoI n sAIiIsJdv ywi N .suo pan 10
J. Il leu ai' kwI sId isAl1 aniIs 70
AZ nnu, sssop IsnIq -svI oi >aruIp oua puy
'suoHps ~ lbs noH .Iap OgA n uSuoA LsAy
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
IIs NEW POBM.
AiJKkD TksSYsof.

oice more the Heavenly Power
Makes all things new,
And domcs the rcd plowed hills
win loving blue;
Tie blsrkiris have their wills,
Tie ihrost'es, io1.
opens a do1s IN Haven,
F9o.h skirs OF glass
Al C Gs-ladier falls
On gr,enlug giAss,
Aad o,r The mountain walls
Young angels pass.
Brfore them fleets the shower
And bursL the buds,
And shine he level lands,
Aud fash the 30 ds
The sars ~. flom lheir hands
Flu. z thro' the wOcds
The woods ~ iivine airs
How freshly fdnn'd,
Light r. from whore the deep.
AL down the sand.
Is hr,slhlng In bis sleep,
Heard BY the LAND
o rllow, lespiae blood
The seasons lure
o heSrJ, look down snd up,
Serene, ,ccure,
Warm Ms the CT. Gus cup,
,now-droYs, pure
Past, future, glimp.e and fac.
Thro' .ome Sigh spell,
some CLEAN from yonder vale,
Some far blue iel.
And sympathie', how frail,
In sound and smell.
I'll. Al rny chuckled note,
Thou ,winknug III,
The fairy fauci,s range,
And, tightly stirfd.
Ring lite bells OF change
From word 10 word
For now the II ayenly Power
VI he, all things new,
And n ,ws he cold and fls
2 be aJwer with dew
The biarkbird, have their wills,
The poet, too.
Youths Companion
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

From Nsj " Downs. Military Instructor.
VT Peas ,nI Ac deny, sing sing, y Y;
Daring the very crli w,a h r I Was sun rinl
with tatarrh. My mead aud throat screh -
,erriy iha' Uss Obliged to keep quiet.
+ -. Cream B ,lm ws> suggested. Wuhl
IN hour from tn" first Application | felt re-
lI-yrd. the pain hrgan Ia suh>id.. In f""
TOYS | was entirely cured. W. A. DowNs.
(pt ice 80 cts }
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

When you visit or leave New York city,
,avh baggage expressage and carriage hire.
ard stop al GRAND Union HOTEL, oppo.
4 Grand Central Depot 100 elegant rooms.
itted up at cost Of y 900, 900, reduced to
= md upwards per day. European plan
Elevator. Restaurant supplied with th,
best. Horse cars, stages and elevated rail.
roads tc drpo;s. Families can live better
for less money At the GRAND Union Horn
than Al any other Arst -class botel In The city
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
LIFE WITH THE lEPERS.
A Priest Who Has Isolated Himself on
The Island of Molokai.
Tho Sad Story Of a Girl Who Vas separa,td d
From Her Lover.
Hono MN Cor. rhnaAeIphi. Ilmes

We were about reaching the leper set
tlemcnt on the Island Of Molakai with
our load OF lepers when | closed my last
letter The sun is we'll up when we heave
to Off the poor little cove that Is called a
harbor and wait for the change Of tide
that will reduce the surf 80 We can land.
At last native canoe puts oil iron. the
shore and the occupant, as he draws
near. we dscoyar to be a French Catholic
priest, who-e history fits in here. Twenty
years or more ago the Sandwich Islands
were made the object of an immense
deal Of missionary work. All lldcnomina
tions cane here and among them a little
colony from the Society Of Jesus, in
Lyons. Their labors did not make the
impression that the Wesleyan and Pres
byterian missionaries accomplished,
aud, being Car from their base Of sup
plies, having no French shins visiting
the ports, while the American whal rs
came ia fleets, their influence rapidly
waned and thyir numbers decreased. 1t
was at this time the necessity of forming
a leapcr settlement became apparcn! to
the government, then IN the hands Of
kim Kamcbameha. The Klnr decided
that it was necessary to segregato the
lepers.
"All right" said the people, "Dut we
must 20 and see these who ere our
friends
"That would not keep YOU apart said
the King. THAT won't do"
"Then our relatives must die Of starya-
ton aud want Of care. No, We caLnot
yield obedience % vour command, Oh
King"
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

nR wTNCHELL'S iEErHISG SYRUP l. ju=
he mediciuc fIr mOihers a. nave IN the hUtIs
fr he chi dtrn it will cure cong g. colds, s"r,
- rat and rcgu ate he bowels Do not AL a.
gve Z trial fnn viii be pleased with Its charm
INK effect. Sold by all drusgists
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The most fashionable ornaments fol
the hair crescents, stars, sprays, an
combs tor Rhine crystals. often so fine az
to be mistaken for diamonds.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

STOP THAr TERRIaLE COUGH.-Every cas-.
of consumption cmmrnCe. vi h cough, o, Ca
si"nei h. having take" c Id, which II allowed Il
niu tis cnur-e wills o. .ors IT, wy INTO the ar
pa>sHpts -nd men I The lungs. n not ch. ck-i b,
-ome such v-lnph = r'duph rpm.dv a. FILERrS
TX RACT OF TARA lid CHERRY. wnici
uniivul d tor ali nIs-Hse- of the thr ~ AL
mugs Saw" dsnSerHIs spells OF sckness a.,
Ip nsiv- Doctors bills by tnkiDs this vslusbl.
medicine In = ason- Ask you- Druggist t,r II.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The few trained dresses lately brought
from the other side have the princes,
Jack, under which disappear the high
pltled banier draperies.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

SAVE YOUR HNR\E s-By oiling with Unch
sans hAri. - OIL, which viii make II soft an
piiahe. This T. the beet ni ever made for leath-
er Sold by ali harness makers.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

PURIFY THE BL 'oD with Eilert's Dsyrg'
Liv"r Plls Thy act directly nu h. Liv' r. si,im
1ch and B'weis, helns mid and cleansing bu
never griping or painful
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Birds and butterflies OF the most tropi.
cal appearance are placed fat on the cor
-aees and draperies of many eauzy and
tinsel embroidered hall dresses.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Carved olive wood writing and emok.
ing sets and articles f,r toilet library
and parlor uses appear in the collections
Of fine holiday goods.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

WHEN HORSES AND CATTLE are spiritless
.crasgy and h'eb., hey n. Ell treatment VIII
Unc e Sans Cnh''iti"n Powder II pu'ifes IA
y I'D Improves the -pp.tite, ours COLD, an,
DTsTEMPER- =. tDvi iorai.s the ,ystem aud vi
Keep the animal In q healthy, handsome condi
ton.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

What aiis youl .cough. take r,so'. Cure. Sold
BY drlEgst.. IS cs.t..
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

When your wi'e's hos tn Is bad, -hen
your 90 ldr"r - -'es'r. uhsp YOU fes w,ru
out, use Browns Iron B ttar..
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Ex.Mayer A Oakley Hall has retired
from the edito.ship of Truth, to which
dnrIng his cireer there he imparted
much sprightness and wit,
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

WoIFEsvILLE, n. C-Dr. |. {. Nc
Iaugni a. sNs: - used Bruwn's lnrn
Bi,u.rs for vertigo and now feel Ike uew
man.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
pumbfounded: "Now," said the irate

Dumbfounded Nov" said tho irate
mother TO her family ofone boy and four
etYls, who had been misbehaving them
selves. 81 am poingto whip you ALL" and
she -nized rp jimmie to receive the first
instalment Of he chastisomenL "Moih-
err" said Jimmie, "ladies first, always"
The oil lady was 80 struck with the ap-
pl'cation of her own instruction that she
did not strike any of the children, but
let them oifthat timc.--Oil City Derrick.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Some Of the new seal skin Jackets are
made with high puffed shoulders. Til
makes them less mnnutnnous.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

II n cted With snre Eye. use Or. Is,ac
Thomp>ou's Eye Water. Druggists sell H..
- cents.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

-RHECMATISM NEURAJGI,, sPRAINs snd
BRUtsts are permanently reii wed by Uncle
-sns Ntrve and Buns Linlment. sold by al
druggists.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The m, rket is a odrd with worthless and VII
caIntouud, fur tne r juvenali'n n OF the hair, bu
ibulun', the gr a. petroleum h air rene s"f stl
tss,s the trout RANK as the beet preparation eve
f-rei 10 the pubic
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
PIRATE OF THE ChESAPEAKE.
why Black MIRO surrendered without so
Much as "a Shot.
licseo Tribune.
"Avast hea ying."


"Avast hea ying."
Captain Foam,rest turned quickly on
his heel after giving this order In the
sharp, decisive tone bahltual to saefaring
men and continued to pace the quarter
deck Of the Ayenger with regular tread
"How does she head ?" asked the cap
tain, loking into tie pinnacle.
West by SOUTH replied Old Tom.
giving the wheel a turn and plancinr
aloit to see that the topsails were draw
ing. 81 think we shall have a capful Of
wind from the north to- night" he added.
"Yon cloud has a wicked look"
"T ry wsll, said tn captain. II will
tell the cook to lash the beorstcak to the
galley and make fast the toothpicks In
case anything should happen"
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

A number of Mas -achusetts men have
invested 100000 in a sugar itrm in
kansas
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

fur-lined garments are made in shape
similar to those of sealskin.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

DR.. JtCQUE- GERMAN wORMCAKEs never
f,ii - de>uoy worms aud remove tn.m from
the system.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The Norm ms have successfully invad-
ed the Sandwich Islands.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
Whn has nnt hearh nf Cnns.cns unn.

Jockey bats are not nearly 50 popular
as it was supposed they would be.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

RED THIS The Army and Navy Linim' n
Wi po>irlv. ly y X th- s''reue>s out OF SPAWN
Ring "ne, spiut ur Curb, a ID stops tn, ir growth
-pe adv, T is m-nt.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Tho white inhabitants oil + ]. are agitat
lnyIur annexation " Austl aha,
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

EIRTON, Ky DR. Il. II W-sthers SAYS
" ie-ard Br,wn', Iron BfteIs as u m.di
cine of unusu,l worth -
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Mr.. jas. Murphy. of Cubs, Fulton, Co. Z.
H.. ssNs: g Samari',n N-rvin- cured my
dsug hler's epilepsy AT Drugg SITS, 81 30
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Samaritan NrINinr II the grrsi specific To-
debility, anu for ladies in change Of
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Browne bronchial TrDch.s will reli ",
Rr,mcuitis A -tnm-. 1t rrn. G 'u.ump''v" N
rn-o,r Di>.a.a-. They are ued Gl,e1ys rIh god
sucrsss. 2ic hnX
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Cincinnati proposes to erect nam
meth cotton mill with a capacity Of LOCO
looms.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Quick. complete curs. all an
noyins kidusy aud Urinary Diseases VI.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Chenille fringe is a popular trimming
for black silk and velvet brocGde wraps.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

FLIES, reaches. sntr, bed pue-. rae. mice, crow,
cAipmunk., cleared out hy "RouEh on Rats" NJ,
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
\ nRNYr PRIEsl.

But the KIM, beiuaa man of force and
determination, took 'hc lcpcr' 20 Kala-
ava and tLen called uron the people
for attendants and food for them. But
the people said "No they will die IS we
have said and their blood be upon your
heal"
Then came forward Father Damien,
who said Il will go with these people
ard he did. For sixteen years he lived
am ong the lepor, Of Kalawao, not being
allowed to come from he settlement.
For ten years of that time he did not see
a white ,nan. He brought two robes
with him and two pair OF stout shoes and
achangc of underwear These lasted him
six years. HIS letters remained un-
answered. Probably those to whom they
were addfcsscd refused 10 receive them.
He heard nothing from the outside world.
He buried with his own hands nearly
four thousand victims, baptized seventy
children born in the settlement,
preached prayed and starved and was a
glorious soul, for @hom all human praise
is too small and trifling. lie is getting
an old mao now and his face is becoming
wrinkled, but the venerable head, the
clear eye, the almost womanly mouth,
with its row sparkling teeth, bis CHEEKY
voice as he p ddles his native canoe
al IN gside, form picture OF strength and
courage that no age can destroy. He
clambers up on deck like a sailor, cries
out to the captain, salutes me very form.
ally and turns at once TO the lepers, who
rather anxiously about bin.
MOVING TIE LEPERs ASHORE.
MY children See we are not so bad.
Look Fine surf, the mountains, the cot
tagcs something to eat, each other to
live for and God over all. Is it not 80 80
Then hc raises his ctp aud stands in en-
attitude Of prayer, the exiles clustering
curiously about him.
Nov, ny children, get ready to dis
embark. DO not be homcsick. That Is
not brave Here IS WORK We must live
We are not her to be unhappy. If on
absence dos good then we should 4 be
eontent."
Pretty soon they wera all bundled into
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

aNlothrr swuu's " J,tn -,rnp," TOR feverishness
re-tls-euess worm.. constipation tas telsss. Csc.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

New dinner cards take the forms and
shapes of musical instruments.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The newest fine cloth jackets are lined
with bright str ped satin surah.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

The most cumiuItarl boot IN Iuwr Is that will
L,ou's Palrni He, ~ o 'mr 25 c. nis n pair
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

Handkerch.efs OF linen, with colored
borders, are fashionable
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02

'.ROUCH on RATS clears ont rata, mice, fiss,
roacher, bed bugs, ants. vermin, chipmunks. lso.
The Osceola times., 1884-02-02
n urliLAl WUrvCN .po IN.

NEW original cheap lantern. for proje ting an'l en-
trHing photographs chrUmo uriS oaqnr ~ tiir's and
oljecfs Works hike magic. and Delights nni ny 81 ii's
ever, iy Send tor fun and fire d@ n tive CIR ul
MURRAY HUI Pun Co. Box rs. n. \. Cay. y I
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23
GENERAL sNTELLIGENCE.


St. John dyos his mustache.
Queen Victoria has mado now
will. ''. te,d ,'9E'a.t9
The Knoxville Tribune is to erect q
new building. ta Il,
Knoxville is to have new theatre,
and a new hotel. 1.v sjs ta
Mr.. Vanderbilt admits chat he is
worth $194,O00OOO.
Blaine has six children, three sons
and three daughters.
Since the records began about 1000
comets have boon seen.
Orange peel is now collected, dried in
ovens, and sold for kindIing fires.
st. Loui claims to be the leading
hardware market Of .thescountry.
Sugar has been cheaper in the last
eighteen months thanlever before.
Pale pink and blue centres with
narrow white hens are the latest in
handkerchiofs.
During the first four months Of this
year SIS, 504 900 was invested in man
ufactures and mining in the South.
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes has been
asked TO write poem to be read at
the dedication of the Washington
Monument, Feb. %, 1885,
The government buildings at Wash.
ington now hold nearly $200000,00C
in silver coin. The enormous mass
of metal weighs 5000 tons.
Lieutenant Greedy admits the shoot
ing Of Private Henry, by his order fol
stealing rations, but says that his flesh
if eaten, was eaten without his knowl
edge.
Col. E. w. Cole, the Tennessee rail
way man, has bought, from tho heir
of the White side estate, The battl,
field part of Lookout Mountain, over
looking the valley OF Tennessee.
II is stated that General Grant ar
ticles on his battles, to be contribute,
to the CenGsry magazine will humble
about twenty, and that he will receiv
about $4,000 for the services. A pro
poeal of this kind was made by tn
Century Company some time age
But the General refused. A change il
his financial circumstances has cause
him to reconsider
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23
CHeyeTansI's BETTER.

Cleveland's letter of acceptance is
brief, simple, clear and strong. He
has made no attempt at literary dis
play. In The field of the 'sweet smoke
of rhetoric" he yields the palm to
Blaine. His is q letter exhibiting the
practical views of man of conscien-
tious purposes, sterling common sense
and executive ability.
He has not admitted, as did Blaine,
the weakness and insufliciency of his
platform by restating and rediscussing
all the issues in the campaign. The
people generally will. say that Cleve-
land has displayed more good sense
taste and judgment in his letter than
did Blaine in his lengthy effmsion.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23
POLITICAL EsEsEVHTHES.

The Prohibitionists are preparing
for work.
Ben Buffers letter contains about
10000 words.
Old Ben's letter is about as long
nd inconsistent as his record,
Roscoe Conkling says he is out OF
politics and wants to stay out
It would be funny to hear Benny
Butler deliver stump speech in New
Orleans.--Chattanooga Democrat.
It is believed that Dan Vorhies will
defend the Indianapolis Sentinel in
the libel suit brought by James G
Blaine against that paper
Democrat 1861 Republican to 1876
Independent to 1875 Democrat tc
1884 Anything anian to-day, this is
the brief record of Ben Butler
Kansas City Times The sweetest
flower must fade, the purest candidate
be assaulted. 1t is now charged tina
tho peerless st, John uses vinegar bit
tiers for snake bites.
Reports from | 900 election districts
OF New York outside of the cities show
thai there has not before been made
so thorough a canvass of the State
Cleveland is even better organize
than Tilden.
It was a happy thought that LEI
Butler to publish his letter OF accept
ance thus early in the campaign.
he had deferred it longer his eonstitu
ents wouldn't have had time to read i
before election dav-Times,
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23

The surgeons have come and gone;
and the conclusion Of the whole mat
ter is, that HE ainputation OF at least
one member is necessary to save life,'
not on account Of gangrene, Gas was
supposed but because of proud flesh.
But in the shattered condition Of the
system resulting from the shock, high
fever and night sweats; it is not con-
sidered prudent to perform so radical
an operation during the dog days. So
the patient is left in the handsof ply
sicians, and nurses, with Instructions
to give tonics and anodyhes, TO tone
up the nervous system and quiet the
fovcrcd brain and irritable heart, until
the Gthot sept, when tho mcnfher
showing signs OF greatest vitality is
to bc11tuincd and the other, is to be
cut OIL and cromated, and the ashes
scattered to the four winds, asia. warm
ing to him and his friends for all time
to come, against the sin of presump-
ton. iF
Many Of the moro hopeful look upon
this scheme, lis the precursor Of po-
liticul millennium, when the Goddess
Of peace shall sway her scepter over
every loyal household and every loyal
brotherhood from one end of the dis
trict to the other, shall bow at the
same political alter, march under the
same banner, swear by the same polit-
ical leader, sing the same political
halaluyahs and use the same shiboloth,
when internal strife shall cease, and
all external foes shall vanish, like
chaG before the wind and there shall
be none left to modest or make afraid.
"How pleasant it is for brotherin to
dwell together in unity"
The less-hopeful on the other hand
! (and their name is legion) regard it as
the Inauguration of confusion, doubly
J confounded as the affection of a caus.
tic salve, to an old sore, the affect Of
which will naturally be, to inhame the
} sore and render a union impossible in
} the short space of 60 dnya They toid
that in spite of cement, and adhesive
plaster, the wound, undor the treat.
J ment, will cape wide enough to per
NIT Democrat Of ordinary size tc
pass through to which end, let us di
rect all our efforts.
Faithfully and honestly,
| Aug Goth 81 VOTER.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23
Huh?

One would think from the above
that neither Observer nor any of his
uncles, cousins or nephews had ever
been possessed of disgusting, NOR
bid appetite for Office but dear reader
lay not the hattering junction TO your
soul. Year after year they are not on
ly willing to run all the risks conse-
quent upon Office holding but are per-
fectly willing to go through the labors
of hard canvass for the sake of one.
Bristol Courier.
Huh? What's you say? Office
seekers? Well stree! Eff dat amt
check How many times has you
been on de track, boss? Amt you a
dark boss? An so you wants some
powah to "gie" you ",cad" to chaw
on, So you can see yo SELF as uders sees
you, heh? What's you talkin' bout,
white manH Don't you know dat ei
you could see 20 SELF dat away, you
would bust wide open laughin'7 Amt
you been clerk OBJ the Legislature Shet
up den. Hasn't you been a candidate
sev'al more times? What's you talk.
in about chile2 Didn't you 60 to Chi
ka-go? Amt you one ob de big Fixes
in de partyH Take heah white man
don't you come too close, I'll cut you
wild a razorl IF you luden to me
bout wanten all de Offices you's bark
in up de wrong tree, shoah. White
man, amt tuck no part in de unto,
rule question. l amt no Office seeker
Office seeked me fow times, but i
couldn't find me some hor or nudder
Whenever / heahs man a'cusein
his fellow man OBJ bein' a disgustin
Office seeker, always set it down da
he's got a humble bee in his own cap
Oar now Chaw on dat awhile.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1884-08-23

EDS. or THE COMET II desire To
express through your columns my
most grateful thanks to my many
friends who so warmly supported me
for the nomination for the high and
honorable Office OF representative oi
Washington county. | was defeated
but have no unkind word to say Of
those who were opposed to mo- ]
shall heartily support our worthy
nominee, Mr.. Dobson. r FL
i. III. p. LUSK.