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Smiths Extract d May Ei8TDf,
ThcTlmcTried ondUniversallyA pproycdRomcdy
forall Diseases ofthe Bladder and kidneys.
nc Positively Cures where an
Other Remedies Fave Fnii'
oil TO Produce Relief.

"Brlghrs Disease Of tn Kidneys" fearful
scourqe. which spares neither age, sex nor condi'
ton. becomes an incumble disease only for tho
want Of timely attention II allowcd TO worl; its
rayages unchecked until It has fastened upon tho
yitas ofls victim, no medical skill can release us
hold: II clnims its prey, md nnnuallynumbersi@
victims by the thousand. \ timely use Of
Smiths Extract of May Flower
will positively prevent such results. In proof OF
this assertion, we cite you to the numbercss tcsti
monials IN our possession, and quote such emil
nent authorities as DIR. Ell Ives, Of New Haven,
Conn, and DR.. King, Compiler OF Kings Dis
Ask your own physician II these
names are authorities, aud decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather thah
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, It may not be too late
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
is natures own remedy II is no vie dccocilon
Of nauseous drugs and dangerous chemicals May
Flower Is modest little plant which grows in
New Foundland, in Pennsylvania ana Kentucky.
II IA diuretic and astringcnt In its properties and
has frequently been used to great advantage IN
Dlarrhna and Bowel Complaints OF children IT'S
great merit, however, IS in It's gentle ana efficient
action on the Kidneys. II removes oil impurities
through natural channels, and restores thesysIem
to a healthy condition. ltpromptly relieves pains
in the back and loins. In eases ofweak ana deli
cate females ia value IS beyond computation
But for the natural modesty of woman, which
causes her to shrink from newspaper publicity,
we might publish hundreds Of testimonials Of
incstimable benefits derived from Its use.
Ask your druggist for Smiths Extract OF May
Flower. Read carefully the circular around tho
bottle IL is yours to choose between
Health, Happiness and Life
Disease, Misery and Death.
Prepared only By 8. II. Smith y Bro, Coying'oh
Nv For sale bv all druggists
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Tue London Lahour News tor April %,
reports, Ia its regular weekly review OF tho
British industrial situation, that work 10
fairly active In the oollifry DISTRICTS that
only minor disputes are rnted In the iron
districts, and that these ere soon % be set
iled bv arbitration. The award 10 the
northern iron trade slightly reduces wages.
Sn,p-huildlug continues depressed, al
thou gh some oithe northern ship-vards have
q faw new orders. Marine engineering islai'-
ly notive. hat the strike a. Sunderland con-
tlnue1. The textile trades show some ant.
nation, VIII Gu promises lncraagad work In
the near future. Tho ciroet.weavers'
strike AZ Kjdderminster has terminated,
aud the weavers have returned 10 work, AT
Bedford the dyeFs are demanding Increased
wages. In the Stsholdshlre potteriea trade
Ia very dull, 'owlng TO American compet-
ton and the tariff" aud groat many arc
unemployed. The boot and ahoe Industries
throughout tho country show more activ.
iiy: the olrike IN the shoe trade oil the east
Of London Is at en- end.
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ToxI-opcncd: New York. steady; New Or.
leans, quiet Liverpool. quiet Closed New
York, steady; New Orleans, quios Liverpool easy
SCorroN-optiors closed lower to-day. every.
where. Al New Orleans. May fell lopcinu and
other months and 8 points. with sales 5,vp
balss less than yesterdays; ruling quiet Liv,,
Hpool closed easy. 2 sterling points lover end
suaallcr business New York closed quiet and
steady. s and 9 p,irts lower. and sales 5000
Whesf-At Chicago spring wheat closed ~
sad SIS cents higher. Juue So and July - ga
Receipts OF wheat at Chicago to-day sre sISS'
bushels. against .sei shipped: Export De.
msnd. lighter receipts and heavier movement
to1afd The seaboard are the ageucie..
sidipe the bulls. Al 81. Louis red
Wheai No. closed tLoe IL
6eine Ia cent of for Juue July closed % 3-z
bsns Is decline. Millers are taking No. spot
verv freeiy. but the July option II rcuch lower
in view Of the huge crop about 70 come 70 the
iiS gorn-yune corn at Chicago closed Is and IA
,over. June, 5s July. Sc rs. Receipts Of corn ~
Chicseo are Z. s3l bushels, against 207, 80 ship
ned. Al Louis Ia and Ia cent lower june
6s;s-Chicaeo receipts to-day are 1855
seSinsf 81 10 bushels shippe3. Price. ~ Close.
Ckioaeo today. are not given b. Dsnss ~ g
ehsES szs,4sasss AssS Lsr1 cas- eaossa -
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lover Juac, ga bid; les lower July, % 80
asked.
Pfoylsl6ns Hog products closed shade low.
or as follows Mess pork, por barrel, June.
III %; July, SIS. Steam rannei lard, per owt !,
June, q ~ IL; July is,27 ~ no 81 Louis
uuotations
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4 ond's Hxtra...
The Vegetable Pain Destroyer" There
10 no pain cr ache II will not aSe,c, no burn
or bruise It will not extract tho. agony
from.
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COTTON.

sp,r O ton closed at previous prices every
where to-day, Transactions were heavy ~
York less active at Liverpool aud dull In
south. Consolidated receipts for three
last Saturday, Monday and to day,
sss, bales against 5000
same days last year, nlo
have lost is.I zoo bales since Saturday, and
now only 5ll 26S BALES, Exports tRii day were
Ode bsles, Ills pity that reports are rot sent
daily OF last years per diem stocks and exports
In order that We might give the comparisons
II is not given because the reports 90 nol ap
pear on the blackboards OF tho Dallas OK
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COTTON AND FUTURES.
MONEY. STOCKS AND bonds.

lNlw YoRK. May 2O.-Money il.2 to 2 per
lnnum; prime mercantile paper 4 10 X; sler'
ing exchange, u y weak a,3 to isi; sight,
dsis TO 1915. Produce exports for the week,
5,iib000 80.
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r IMPROVES TIT QUALITY o.
tAo Bl0oiaLd s,ss, i.,.i,. aud Is thorc-
flro u luo inriDptr,I. md corrective
lnclsesofnll cIF9hi Htotaaics which
arc "a ISOLATED Will nu IMPOyEnisilIn
STATE OF TIE DLoOn. These oil yiold
totho regulating ami nourishing prop
oriios OF 10 great food tonic elomonia-
ItcomponsateB for the loss ofritdlifY.
Induced by Consumption, Cdtaf1h or
bronchial and ThrOdt objections. fs
tHW .'elNcdv Feminine OcbiiifD nnd
rulmburso tho JtIHClc physique for
those losses of rifdiiiv accompany
ing complaints PECULIAR to The sore
WsfaeFsnHrsii.J thcir own children,
aud deiiodiO trOHgcn who expect 10
bocomo mothor1 and bring up rigor-
o.s chiIircu shou Ia by oil means usO
y. re toW restore sufferers JrObA
Arl.frl or NorrotS ProsfrdfiOH Gf!s-
ing from Orar- irorh, Ecccsscs or
glrrfrdcfcd DtscGSc. ~ DNi euro
Drunkenness and tho Opium Hhb'c
for as tho appol'1 grows henlthicc
md dl,c8tlon moro vigorous through
tho use OF this Tonic. tho unnatdra.
craving dirs away until totally CA
unct. Itshighfv brnfIlcidt Ia Nrc-
CYD,p'rinta, lYildrial Ecrcr. and
tLL ffnidriai Disease; nni for tlA
.ic0llltatlng Objects Cf tcrcr ~ any
Efnd it has 40 o}W0L ~ rcpd,rs
t-asfc, i,iiprows Digestion and ip-
ucfifc, and ufTOrIs tho DBspcp'io ii
udfjd an o1sifI Uainsi,Gbie nTticia
Of IOOd; and iA 10 pleasant 90 me taala
That tho most fcl. $50 .1lCt1 VIII NOT
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POI s.; ON

In the bloc Is rpi show sell IN the rrrina
and uatiro should by % means be assisted In
throwing (, ca swiWs SpcciGo does tnis enca.
u,ely Itis6 pu.c.y vss'Ao'e n1n-pol.onouE
remedy which heluB ustuie T. force all the poll
son or faint out through he pores OF the ska.
Mr. Rolert A E,,loy, of Dicssoa, Tenaossoe,
Whites under dao al Jur h 10 1854: III had
ohlns aud over followed by rheumatism, for
three carr, 20 that waS lot aDlc 10 ~ ,nd ~
my business; hid tried almost esery KIND OF
med ioine, and ilugd 40 ulief friend TO-
commended s1if!s Speech tiled ono b,ttla
md my .ath began o. iupIofc ! continued
until hsd tax n six bottles and 80 mas set me-
on my feo' as sound an wei. ~ ever. re-
commend IL To u imiafiy aihic'oi'
&c tors from twenty 'lhrec (2sl Of the leading
retail irusg sts 81 lAutn say uulcr alta " erch
~ 1885, we sell more Of SR.it6Spclihc than
any other one rem dy, end ihre2 70 ton tune;
as much 40 any othar blood nedicine We sell
Il 70 ali classes, and many o, no best iamulea
use as general health ichic."
ram sure that swifts 5. chc saved my life.
was tarrib'y poisoned with maleria. and was
given no iu die. swins slccino relieved me
promptly aud eutircly. think j. T. the greatest
remedy o. the nEe. q &. stEhthE
sppt. Gas Work. Rome, Ga.
have known and u.s. s0if's spsdfc for
more hen twcnts Y q ~. md have seen more
wonderful results from us use ih'n nor any
tcmedy In or cut OF tho Pramlc'rm a It's .
certain and SAFE Rutidute 10 all SORTS OF BLOOD
Poison j. DIuRsoN SMITH, MD, Atlantis, Oa-
Cur treatise o. Blood and sfiu Diseascr
mailed FREQ 20 enplicauts. ......
TIE 5WIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drnwer 2. Atlantis. Ca.
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II is solr.eyldcnt that o physician p1YiuF
particular attention 90 a class OF cases .i,.ins
great f,iil. aud uhyslciar8 900 regular pgaciica
an over thc country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 10 the oidg q office Ia hmrri,
"a. where every known appliance D. ltaprlcuu
To- ana the rr1N.pd good rc1nodi"s uI All
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used for Office rurrl sc7, Huu 1'l alt ~.
rllll In q rreu ltful manner, AM, knoNihs
what TO do, no experiments are mtl'' Nh ~
count OF the great number apuy lAgi wy
charges are kent low. often lower ttan y ne,
mandcd by others. " YOU secure the sklil anI
90 n encedy aud perfect lifc cure, that 10 mo
Important matter. Pamphlet, 1O pages Seh'
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W. u. WYLIE a. CO.,
RRAL ESTATE LAND AND
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The Creates. aud only Pcrfeo; Hair
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Nr Bruce having Uncovered this wonderful
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Nos SJ7 and 30S run De.Neon Dana. ana Cll
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Cur treatise o. Blood and Sfiu Diseases
meiied free 20 applicants, -
TIE SWIFT sPEOTFIC CO.,
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DAILAa spoTt

Toyg-Closcd Liverpool, easier New York.
uuIe,: New Orleans, quiet; Galveston, quiet
oousorfuAfBp EscriPrr.
- 1rrfS YeaT.ll act Year.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24
nAxims FOR FARMERS BOYS.

To be useful, be industrious to be
respected, be willing to do your duty
in all things 10 be loved, love others !:
to be rich, be frugal; save pennies and
dimes will follow. Ifyou cannot make
pot out Of small board, you can
make pot lid; everything is worth
saving, for everything is useful for
something. Perseverance built house,
and all difficulties are overcome
by diligence and assiduity. Your bust
ness win be attended TO if you attend
to it yourself; if you trust TO your
neighbor to watch your pot the fat
will be in the fire. Do not look for
wealth without labor. Do not look
for courtesy from those who never see
it in you; good manners save money,
and good conduct, and not good looks,
wins friends. IL you race for sllad-
ow be sure to start before sunrise,
Be observing and you viii learn much
that will be of use to you in after
years. The farmer, above all others
should have clear powers of obserya
lion, so as TO readily observe and apply
natures laws. His vocation is thu
root of all prosperity, and until thu
farmers of a nation are progressed te
the highest power of observation the
country cannot rise to the highest
rank. BY observation alone you may
learn much that many old farmers dc
not know. Then do not say you have
no opportunity 10 learn facts that arr
only recorded in books. {.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24
BREAKING A COLT TO RIDE.

An exchange tells of California
man who had tried, by the Spanish,
Rarey, and other methods, to subdue
wild colt, and finally tried the Indian
way He says:
II made a complete dummy man,
whose long, dangling arms and queer,
misshapcn body, with its stuffed hat
instead of head, caused the children
much amusement, mingled with as
tCIishment, when | informed them
that this was the man who was going
to break our colt for us.
Next morning the colt was brought
out in good order. Ii had entirely re-
covered from the fright of the day be-
fore, and enjoyed the currying and
petting the boys gave ii. had my
dummy ready, and with the assist
ance of one of the lads, standing on
the other side of the animal, lifted it
lightly or the colts back, and, before
letting il feel the weight Of the dunn
my, had the girih extending from
each leg of his pants fastened be-
meath the colts belly. We then stood
aside, while the boy at the colts head
slipped off the bride and got out of its
way. Feeling now, for the first time,
the burden on its back, the colt dashed
of into the lot rearing and plunging,
and going through series of equine
gymnastics wonderful TO behold, while
the dummy, held securely in its posi-
ton by the girth around the horse,
pitched forwards or backwards, as the
case might be, with the long arms
flung wildly in the air, now coming
down on the horses head, now ON its
launches, then giving frantic lurch
TO the left or right, with its head
downwards and arms dangling be-
tween the colts legs.
"The maneuvers Of the colt tG rid it.
self of its reckless rider were astonish-
ing. Finding that rearing, prancing,
kicking and plunging did not accom-
plish its object, il rubbed itself against
the fence, and finally laid down and
rolled over several times. AT last,
however, the loosened girth slipped
around, and the dummy was left drag
ging and dangling along between the
colts heels.
'Perceiving finally that no harm was
done to him, the colt finally cooled
down, and at last commenced eating
the grass as contentedly as if the OBJ
ject of its late terror were not trailing
on the ground beneath him: for, by
this time, that colt had been COM
pletely broken. That night, when he
was released from his burden, he was
as quiet as lamb. Next morning the
boys mounted and rode him where
they would, without the slightest re-
sistance on his part and never, from
that day to this, has he shown any
opposition to the will of the powers
that be -;
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24
ORCHARDS FOR PROFIT.

Mr.. Fred Wellhouse. of Paramount,
Kansas, the largest orchard grower in
Leavenworth county, said, before the
county society al its last meeting, that
for an orchard for profit he would
plant little else than Ben Davis and
Missouri Pippin. Ben Davis was the
most profitable apple in the long run
but Missouri Pippin comes into bear
ing sooner. Ben Davis gives the least
number of culls. The Jonathan was a
first-class bearer in every respect, and
would plant them but for one fault
the apples fall off; they do not stick
close enough to the limbs, and when
ripe must be attended TO at once.
For permanent orchard he would
plant the trees in rows 10 feet apart
east and west, and 10 l-2 feet apart
north and south, and as soon as the
trees crowded in the close rows, cut
out two-ihirds, leaving the rows 40
feet apart each way.
To make profitable orchard for a
limited number of years he would
plant Missouri Pippin and Jonathan in
rows Is feet apart each way. They
would come into bearing in four years
from planting, and in twelve or thir-
teen years would have passed their
prime and should be cut down.
II was not good plan to make
permanent orchard in this way with
the intention OF cutting out trees, for
when the entire ground had once been
covered by the roots both trees and
soil would be too badly impaired TO
ever give satisfaction.
Smiths Cider was good average,
and probably a better quality than
Ben Davis, but on account Of a pecul-
lar favor did not plant any. Willow
Twig was durat eple in some re-
spects, but the quality was no better
than Ben Davis.
Mr.. Welhouse has probably three
hundred acres of Young orchard, and
marketed this year between three and
four thousand barrels of apples. He
did not plant until he bad thoroughly
examined all orchards in his part OF
the country, and having acted on the
experience of others thus obtained the
results arc satisfactory.-Kcasas CtSy
Indicator.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24

The woodpeckers which apparently
destroy the trees by their constant
drilling are only after the insects. aud
often save trees that would be de
stroyed but fer their aid. There is
no bird more valuable TO an orchard
than the woodpecker, and the surest
sign of insect q. relations under tho
bark is the visits of the woodpecker TO
the trees. BE never attacks a tree
unless in search offuod.
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osBuRS r. r. FRIEND j. rARsun
H. F. FRIEND & CO.,
Real Estate, Land Scrip & Loan Office
:. rARsun.
n. E. osBuRs

OF land for SALE in all of improvement and in
sized tracts from Choice farm property specially Also
ranches $500 $500 The following
and instances terms be made to
the purchaser.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1884-01-24

foregoing partial list of property books for sale
confidently challenge competition heapns dra
biitv Board of Agriculture Sedgwck county
leads the and assessed valuation To bona fde
special and will gladly furnish and pleas
gratis special properties
Whether wishing and buyers
Office headquarters Correspondence
promptly and reliably answered.
c9- No. 122 Douglas Arenae Wichna Kansas
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-11-06
HOLSTEIN CATTLE /!

Over thirty yearly records made by cows
in this herd, which averaged 1912 TBS 5 or
year. at an average age OF Al years. In 1881
our entire herd OF mature cows averaged a.
1874 fbs 10 OF. In 1882 our entire herd of
eight 3.yesr olds averaged 1888 lbs o OF.
On April LIST, 1884, TEN cows in this herd
had made records from $4,000 10 $4,000 Tbs
each, the average being 5,60S lbs 6 $40 o.
We MIXED through the year ending June
last, five mature cows, the entire lot averaging
1881 ibs 2-5 OF. Not one of these records
has ever been equalled with an equal number
OF cows by any herd.
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nine cows averaged IL Tbs 81 OF per week.
Eight heifers years old averaged l3 fbs ~
OF per week. Eleven heifers years old and
younger averaged 10 fbs 8 OF per week. The
above records are a sufficient guarantee of
superiority. This is the class Of cattle with
which TO found herd.
SMITHS & POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm, SYRACUSE, N. Y.