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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30
FEARFULLY c0MH0a.
Kidney Complaint Among Both Sexes and
Ages-A Briilinni Recovery.

There is something startling In the rapid
increase OF Kidney diseases among he Amer.
ican people wi hin few years past. Many
causes peculiar TO certain classes tend to pros
duce and agSravate these troubles as, or eX
ample. careless living, overwork and expo
sure. DIR David Kennedy OF Rondout. New
York, is often congratulated on the exeep-
tional success of his medicine called FAVOR
TIE REMEDY iu arfesting and radically
curing these most painful and DANCE Gus dis
orders. Proofs OF this, like the following. are
constantly brought to his attention. aud are
published By hin for the sake OF thousands of
other suffers whom he desires 10 reach and
benefit. The letter. therefore, may be of vital
importance to you or to some one Whom you
know. II Is from one of the best known and
popular druggists in the fine and growing city
from which he writes-and doubtless where
business on the corner Main and Union SITS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30

OUR Democratic friends may as well
prepare themselves to call him President
Blaine.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30

For SALE-A covered spring wagon.
suitable for one or two horses.
10 23-2t. W. B. GILMORE, Grocer.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, March %, 1884.
nr nauid Kannadv " Rondout. New YOrk.

Dear Sir: For ten years l had been AFFLICTED
with Kidney disease Ia the most acute FORM
What suffered must be left to the lmagln
ton, for no one an appreciate ~ except VINO
have gone through 1t; / resorted TO many
physicians and TO many different Kinds OF
treatment, and spent gre Z deal OF money,
only TO fnd myself older and worse than ever;
NAV say that used 25 bottles of prepara>
tlon widely advertised as specinc Tor ms
precise sort of troubles and found IL entireiy
useless, at least In my case ,.,
Your FAVORITE REMEDY 4 say 10 with
perfect recollection OF all that was done Ior
me besides is the only that did me tne sllgnt.,
est good: and l am happy to admit that u
ave me permencnt relief; have rscommen-
,l.d FAVORITE REMEDY to many people ior
Kidney disease, and they all agree Will, WIN me ~
saving that DIR DAVID KENNED1S "a
V0RITE REMEDY has not It's equal In the
wide world for this distressing and often
'"fn. 1rse ' this letter rs you deem best for the
benent ,eIiv OF o'ners' LYMAN CRAWFORD.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30
q S FORION
SCRoFuLnrs SORES

had dezen bac sores upon my body, and
tried oil remedies could ear of, and at la I
tried your Cuticura Remedies and they ha We
cured me. JOHN GASKTIJ
Hebron ThaYer county Pa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30

Every species of itching. scaly, piIDply
with loss Of hair, cured by Cuticura Re.oiveht
the new bloodtL Luriher internally ana Cuticura
and t'uticura Soap the great skin cures ex>
ternally.
Sold by all druggists. Cuticura, SOC. Resol>
Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for ''How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30
BEAUTY For chspped and oily skin
C0ulplGte Treatment with Inhaler for 81,

One bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and the Improved inhaler In one psc>
age may nov be had of all druggists for 81
Ask for Sanford's Radical Cure.
The only absolute specific we know of-Med
Times; The best we have found in o lifetime
Of sufferins-Rev DR. Wiggin, Boston, After q
long struggle with catarrh the Hadical Cure
has conquored-Rcv w Monroe, Lewisburg
Pa; have not found a case that 1t did not re-
lieve at once-Andrew Lee Manchester, Mass
Potter Drug & Chemical Co., Boston.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-10-30
A FEW HINTS
Fer THE USE OF

JOSE. TO moUe the bo,c-
els gently, 2 to 4 Pills.
thoroughly, 4 to 6 Pills.
Experience aciH decide the
proper dose in each case.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
Revival Methods in Texas.
Brenham banner. y o.


A protracted meeting was being held
on Kuykendall Creek, alta coloyed church
in the Mackey settlement, last week. A
wild Irishman, who owned a trained
white pigeon, was in the settlene nts and
was helping cha oSlorsa Pteschet toeoh-
vert sinners and save souls, without the
knowledge of the congregation. The
manner of procedure was thus: There
! was flue hole in the roof. When the
preacher would come to the right point
in his sermon he would say: Come
forth, HOLY; Ghost" Mr., Wild Irishman
was on the roof and, putting his hand
down the hole, he Wpnld turn the white
piseoldloos IT would fly about the
room and return to its owner. On the
essd G s4 liz y lsssa ss.a K sepu
churaE one and with the rich bregue Of
lbs country: upon my sowl, the cats
can2 appeaf.a'ffNs g2yetIs AihS awag
and SO incensed the colored seekers after
religion that they tried to mob the Irish
gentleman.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
Some Definitions.
Philadelphia Record.

Jealousy-The HOMAGE paid by inferl-
Anger The reaction efothers faults
upon ourselves. .,-...-.,,
Consolation-Ridding ourselves of
sympa. hy'when it becomes burdensonne.
Charity-A service that the receiver
should remember and the giyer forget
'Foreiveness The gift that only you
can bestow upon your enemy. 100 cyl:
Rashion-A decree that enhances
beauty, but makes homeliness the more
conspicuous. To-D7a %, IA 80 IA.
/ iGCoeuetteA 1.-The mirror that receives all
images, but preserves psne,s odv ,9ei
Mepey7yTo the wise a convenienee1 to
the fool a necessity. a-.,.,H.t.-..4.
Lawyers-The heirs of intestates. r.,
Counter,irritantT7A lady, on a shopping
| excursion. ssyhlsDd I5''''' 'I'o' O''S
'Death-The dealer Who sweeps in the
bone chips. I go. ,fF - Goijom ~
fdiSuocess- She yeneeripa that 'caH hide
Al ihasenreeSs- 10 h1a -atuTiHdO - n5s
q iSleep-The thief that ,rpbs us Of oUr
time, giving us health in exchange. Z,
Russia9The source Of the Mill;
| ,To.morrow--The unborn. ,..o.,. 70.
| Yesterday-The dead.
Mankind-Pieces in a, game OF chess
played by DestIny. s'l' '''i''
iCarefilness AThe core IT ecbnotny.! u
MusicEThe master-key that turns the
wards ofthe heart. "a. -l5ai 10 s1JC
I Clouds-The curtains Of light, asser'
row are Fl ioy.iO .nosdiD y "A a.
Ifcl Tempststipn5iHHhe test ofs9qE9sI9q
! HsidsszAA sqspitssFfss hssssIbbs 4
+ Z WofnanJ Never perfect Who'dShaNs
tne nlglh aT \ sT'aa'. I .E5D IOl ,dsi
l.. Conversation idle mans business
and the business mars recreations.1
| Stars-Jeweled beads in the rosary O
lheaysn.b Hs10 w IA 70 notOnd n
! a. Fool4One' Who lsh owsIhis dolly. anC
tdoesp't know it brsst IT, d ssu s5i
\ q Wiseman-TOne. who 'knows his folly
and doesn't show it. ,o;,.,.v
VIZ Cgiiis7A censor WIG II Ie Teasesu NJ y
towrf ailt{fes On Others Success. 'On l"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
Il QUEER PHASE @LUNAeY.

Young Dung 'yf Man @io hwvin Remain NAH just
'LdI Snwntfe ne Il i?P uut.? iii h'+ 81
There ft fortified in the Otsego coan.
ty House, sayst6s Utica n. VA: Observer
a Young man whnsapeaihsr SYMPTOMS
PUZZLE the sapsrisispdsatr ands ths at
tending .physsilG3jaaRs. "A plumber Of years
ago be vas convicted, under the mans.
of Join Ward, Pr larceny, and sent from
tha tcohhn9ttyf6 theiRefofmatofy ati Eirh-
ira! -lAReieeaeHa! ears he became nia.'
sane, 1add wassentbachtoAnbu and
thu poeIhe Jyss.sent back to Otseeo copn-
ty last June. When Mr., Burnside, went
after him they told him that he would
NEED no watching, that he could leave
hi b ahy1wfere iand would hrd Inn in
the same place when he returned, be- II
one hour orone day FRONT the time he
left him. , At tie first. stop the train
made after startling fepbomsG Ward Got
up and, upon being asked what he syas
go Ing TO d, 4h4e said be KaSfoips Y stPP
there. Mr.. Burnside restrained him
and lf2orffi' that time to this not one Word
hat passed his Fps atdhe has made no
movess though he kaswiwkat Was pass
ing around bhim.. Upon arriyhs lin
Utica MIR. Burnside, for fear hesnight try
TO escape, took him to the Station House,
andil6cked Nm in 4 cen. after whieh The
wentout,and procured a lunch andtoek
it In to him. Ward, reached out and
todRtfie idbeh from his hand and WHEN
he retumed 6ye h oursiaiter Ynnt h6stoed
hin NJ Vii do ioth{fg s6ffAhh b~n
volisioa sad hR tofbeidfetsed iand fed
a YSg s9 t ;tes a 8 Gs I'M s saSa fl 9 W
Til teueomAaafse him again. sin him in
a chair ard he sits there unit lg9p ghhelp
him up. He appears to be IN geod
health, buths he Stems unable tor 'swat
lowxhis Histuals al lines, he's evidently
weak. He is about .twenty-fopr years
old ana vefy p9epossessihg. Idle shows
nd sigps sfinsanity; visitors almost in.
| yariably taking him tor visitor to, the
| institution.9 nfhe doctor and the super
l.htsndentgboth agree that there ID moth
| ins put on about it, but that it is ?, pecu.
liar phase Of insanity, and the saddes'
part of it isgthat no one knows where he
belongs of where his parents reside. HI;
| is undorfbtedfy educated, his hands are
small and look as if he had never done
fny out door work, and his face shows
him otit at4ofice 10 be far above the
tratrp frafefnity. LAM whoJ have seer
fthis case h8ye pronounced it the strang
4 est one on record.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
MY FRIEND.
c. L. MEADE.

Not the one with ho1ied words,
| Whose heart1s filled with wiles,
Who grasps nv hand with feeble grip
I And stabs me while besmiles;
Horyet the one whose seriotis pein
| A crafty nature hides,
W{1osdwSnSie rom OF a forked tOngue T..
Like oily liquid glides;
Buthe with honest, rnddy face, Az
! a eiSaf affd ssead eye, II -. =
That looks With cafidor into mine,
LApd meyer rotslthe lieagd IL 81
Who frapkly tells, me of myfaults - =
1 IN straight and honest way, 900
Aud makes me fesl that mortal pan co.,
| Is more than common clay.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
lover. .nd oyeryAs..oS floods

to iSprsst Z truth upon The mind. hae e
cordihgls take notice that tDr. Pierce's
pleasant Pwgative Pellets, 4the origin
al Little Liver Pills. continue to be Won
derfIlly effective in, casssD Of sick and
nervous headache, constipation, indiges1
ton. rush of blood to the head, cold ex-
tremities, and all ailments arising from
Obstruction of the bodily functions.
Their action is thorough yet. gentle, and
the ingredients being entirely vegetable,
they can be taken with immunity int
the most DELICATE stomach, All drug.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
"A Memory of 'Kennesau. joosl
n Atlanta tGa.l ,Cuostitution. fsl1,

Away TO the Left this morning, pur-
pied and silent in the August sun, stands
Kennesaw. Peaceful to-day are the
woeded slopesdp which twenty yeats age,
the seaytaifs ~ the F edefalo army sied
itlseis sold isis and rich Sare Athey with
the red rain of that awful day :uoba Z.
Had one, looked Out, Of this window il
June, 1861 bewould have seen that crest,
above which the MONDAY haze pulses
now 50 d1iehy, quake with the red, in
termittent Fash Of Johnson's artillery.
There l5dged In The clouds was entfenths
ed theX eanphon of,ouh day. nerved for
the lass stplgsls Of has, marvellous retreat:
Along that mSjestif y front was the foyer t7rr
Of the South, waiting to do battle for
theft hofhes thai Stretched at theft feet
and for their hniflies thaS lay expectai1t
withiatHsssdsssofths1 eana Through
those vo0ds?tie deep stilinessFsfaw hieh
is poF breksocby the songs Of birds or
the'bells ofgrazlpgI cattle, plunged corps
after corps Of the Union armies, swarm
ing gaIlaptiy to the crest, but beaten
back as Waves front a eranite Cliff In
| the deep rSesses beyond the tmdantain
sits New Hope Church, that famous rtiral
sanctuary Though whose quiet shade
Grandbur's Texans rodeIike, destroying
angels, darkening with human blood the
soil tptrnned bythe plow Of cool veined
countrymen to-day. Around the right o.
The mountain, Sherman swung his shat
ltefed but countless battalions, until they
rested ON Observation-Disclosures. = Dow4cths
nountain-side, faltered the. gray army
and into the valley futtefef tfIe stair
| arid bars. Thsi iast grands barris1 0wa'
L passed, The armies that were beaten OF Of
| the MOUNTAIN fiiard 1ed acrossst the rivel
| without challengelo or hmdrance1O Atlan
! Ia was doomed when the epemy, passes
Kennesaw. With Atlaftas fall fefi Nc.
. ClaIerrs hspasf kaisiHg the Efountfy
4 andthe North,turped to- Lincoln witt
u revived Courage: THE fate id6fthe Reptib
hcSas berkafe decided IN the foot'hill
that cluster 6imly about that mountain
Il And vet there it.. stands, peaceful thu
ufofning and dumb. WHO can read Ith'
secrets OF its reternala hearts, About IL
base have lived peoples of Which ever
, traditions are lost, and on its crests ma,
n ret lbsifppeifx battles by peoples ofwhon
: DO living man has-drsaWsd and DECIDE
a by agencies Uf which We cannot conceive
Il For all thas skenSesaw is historic in GU
Z tia theatre of one Q
I the grandest tragetiesofsmodern times
: and healed as are its scars Of war, an
!, LOST rs 10 thelrosr Of hsttle anA the IN
e efable stiffness of this August day,
~ sta settesto catch the attention of a
q editor who turns iatsentpindedlys fret
J, a drosing bore arG leads him to "snu
at the battle ffonY afar OF 'ii Which" as
e forgotten philosopher hssl ietnark I'd, q
very n 1qqffhfdthhss best waHy ttSsnuff it"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

Those persons who do not need Iron,
but who are troubled with Nervousness
and Dyspepsia, will find In Carter's Lit
tie Nerve Pills,a most desirable article.
They are mostly used in combination
With Carriers Little Liver Pills, and in
this way often exert most magical eff
feet. Takeiust one pill of each. kind
Immediately after eating and you will
be free.from Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
In walls at 25 cents. Sold by all Drug
gists.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

NOTICE: In another column win be found an
article in which all whether they VIII or no.
are Interested. Neglectinz TO read II may
AFFAIR. We refer to the advertisement OF
Prickiy Ash Bitters. A knowledge OF lts mer-
its and the benefit you or your family may ae.
T1sg dollars Otherwise expended In Doctors
bills"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
Love. which il such a little thing, is
still the.most seriulsGthmginlif life. q s--

when yod Visit or feave New FORK city. VII
Central depot. save BagRsge Expressage ant
n Carriage Hire and stop at the Grand UnioI
Gotol, opposite said depot. SIX hundred efe
giant rsotas fitted up at y cost OF one million
dollars; 81 and upwards per day, European
the best. Horse cars, stages and elevatef
railroad 20 all depots. Families can live better
fer less money at the Grand. Union Hotel thar
at any other f1rst-class hotel in the city. ,
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04
.To!osIlqPslsnsp Brand.
ArkansawHwel

fT0Y ArkansawffSyeler. mn
,lIan with business ain drivesup to the
cate and calls the farther.
seffow.afe you, she eI.want to- : bnys' d
large eiaintity ofifirstasSte5oddr.1-
1--WE got plenty ofits7Sd- 1JTG tD-s c
Bright md well crred9i 4
Eyes, SIR 49,. I,..I...-,.-.
"Never been rained on, eh?
'Never has been damaged."r
"WeIl, III take all you've got. III
sent after it Tomorrow. sxzac1 ~. 9
He must own big livery stable in
toNt,f SsyAtle Harmed Vbsltithe man
drove away. -. III
"Oh, no." replies a bystander. ale
is the manufacturer of a popular brand
of smoking tobacco"
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

!; a UAkD.-Io ali VINO are suffering from er>
rors and indiscreeidns OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
s nsss' saI 4sc Ssef shas M Y s6S 81
CHARG T., This great Dn1cdyo cis dscoN erse
by q missionary in South America. Ssp 3c sen y,
Sdtion D., NeD York Dacv,is CfF 81 eds
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

/ JTHs VoLrAIC BELT Cd. ,sof Marshall. Mich.
offer 10 send their celebrated EIECTBO-N OIL
TIIc BELT and other ELkcTRfC APPLIANCES
Ont-islior thirty v days, TO men. young orQld)
sfrieted with nervous debility loss Of vitality
and manhood and al kindred troubles. Also
for rheumatism, neuralgia paralysis and
to health, yigor- and manhood guaranteed.
No risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is az
lowed Write them at offee for Illustrated
pamphlet free, =, li5d n ~ y-lyH. OLE
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

IgU.,z 20 L~.nwx hnu Il came tn
o ..s " a.na 80 soiJ WI scaulan-
" ,sh ~ - 4 100; vsd a h;n =. of r
800 ~ nrstt,s iSc;Jent in sbst tonnecrenaI
"IuI ,a,, voonns.R y,GE7 ." nj Is a ssys
rr &c ,saL }i1 x,as ~ p,ay VIM,
o,Saa@.S,ssss 100000 ~" Ths,,re'
an ensagen n %v 49,, 1850 asr tLa,s,.se wsSs
DroesyH 49, aaS iSs theatres
a nea w. nas,RS,S S,tsS2 While on
", ~ gaS - the bo.sl aftertbe matinee
u a,.amt;on wss Attracted bv a little
n;SissSoi,iS vsars Of ACE, who was iNgaaac
girtapvuSViyStnn ' p "s0' ',r ~ sN'f1
ing aesahss ~. s'y ,s ,ss sa s ~ ,bst
nS%snf h IamSliybter; lighted the
sU't1 F9SLe ~ 'liO8 !. .!
'A% Ths sb Rss Sid p nat even notice him.
Ias pic1Sss ylll sys. l,nsef y, ny .t
o,sS III 40 snow falling ~ 4 andre andre.
ass.,.s 80 = Az, I;oht On nat cbaar-
i0ss'TStis,,SssHa4
ar "a .shod. rybot aal.o
YOU crying absuts1 va Sinia
s sns.sss s,s SssT csn. hst s soss %
eoms 20 ons b1 N',ss n q on;sb,,
oo"o " i'tt ,pSS VI 80
Snas SPssi,0eu .s any 7
wsslI' S don't cry, little one s. He BE may ma
come. The day Is not over yet.
a. xnress;on of ;ov J;t nm he,
~ saST.p,,, ,n,e,sd snha Il, 1}o
you thinkiie. xiil?,. 49,. .tnasasi4 .
"f' an4sssre .ef. it--whsee2 do. 0ySu
uva9, Gso-...-...-......-..s iSal II .
IN a, ,-..o
o',.S
yHhtpk heh fhAf ANd s@da .yQRssbs
wiltxesNitk SoatsIS. Ms
a15 M wAx led ;sHave VoSfh smtt
- - huothou.9, -hSsojSOh N
sis. Ha n posetS.ssA Asa- .,,.oES s,,,a.;
res, I've got aHtefe sfs'e
AnAies0eSoe1y fnEs and xdnyp 9he'
two. aad the baby. ANNE and me nun
..noux ~ sckinas lssst nisbE Jbiik SAINT
sees ~ AsaSSS -.
osHSoiont coi@ .. ~. 9"A
tears she adSedvOeh ,SrtTWasnt h
meapr
EffaM johY cry Kxchi{d aofiknb,
ssts ffvt ,, ., 10y ~ III Ifrs
SANTA essoss nsshA'A ~ fs'A y. ~ =
Tretmng ntt ks so1 i9s.s 49, ~, 81
she stoppsd apd, said This Is whel
live, sir. she leone through an allie,
way to-dseae osneaSess n0sce 'upS thre
AGhtS of stSEsyepsned the door Jaad
follswed her INTO the room; :.
There - tAepNe'sasedmother wit
her collG IN pst Ssttps .s.zg,x ...l.
go1seefRlaWe9po neI pilVsSsiIyyv WIZ az
R2nRsMLau VIA I w sao z Y
k6l ~ RSSSS1e i' s, = vo ~ y
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

Cor, New York Times,
Late at night I drove WITH my sodrier
ffie srM,l ,HIs ID buxt ID fsess eScisara
patients whom had observed in the
Hharo Hospital il the safsernoon. The
toute led through the poor quarter, and
aeeyery c6rnef bdnRres yeft blazing Is
purify fbss air. The whole, ! opHlaton
vas sitting cut en-the-steps oftenements
Or onsc1ASB breKe1 e1Eit & EseAikes
end the currents of air created by them.
the country road beyond the barriers
bioJsgh mai tteP 3tes oftile d netay,
rk&tbS pA1ite St.eierssI RhoNas W
liter still for ST., led us walking down a
spacious road; high nd hefe Ard there by
lanterns lying on the ground, to place
jsstsaSfp4aabtD wshpiteAGssl
where the nights burials were to take
place. s6ohfthe RFsFof Ifae nhearses ap-
psArsasA@ AlFsd seethsF 4SAftAr
. brief burial service, intoned Dy pale
young priest, who looked lady sSadad,
three boxes were hurriedly lowered into
atfeAcAAGehefsss NsestSa <A96ks rect
long, and goodly quantity oflime shov-
eis3sntop. 1t was. .shas4yotSepGh,
and there was plenty of room for more
fshsss 4ssfssS t5a th eHe sIsses1istss
priest, intent on his holy calling, SUI
Founded by sarg eeswars baRnchested,
misunderstanding laborers, who bore
rs s sgGssss attn aSSixfxsdf .fSS
dead still wore their tawdry trinkets,
and tae whole was lighteanpsDasvtlD a
sicture by Rembrandt by the ftful glare
of three lanterns. Those gaping trench
les VIDE tEAAoa % bo1U thakfQDu-
sands. A concierge showed me burial
lpeuni6 ,AeHss the fAcea OF .thB Ydecl.
meht IuSas Ssaitten - Cholera-+ urgent, "
ana there was arequisition for some dis
lfnfeetabt nd went back to the central
leaft of the city, and il was gay enough.
Bands were playing and cafe lsnpsiwere
cleaning " People IN throngs were wa]kt
ling in tie street, aadg4pIss meyfiiy ana
Epiaf1yy heads were pSked daa 81 tfie MN
doWs OF the houses. 1t was hard for me
to beliegs. that l, had Just visited the hos
pitfalls, end had witnessed death, or that
tie terrible scenes at the .eehietery we're
realities and not mere phantasms of my
Inauguration. s'r .dg,1.Y .ss%tt &C.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

1t is strange that thought should de
pend upon the stomach, and still that
men with the best stomachs. are not al
WAYS the best thinkers. 8
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

Some-say. toFthemselVes: Il do this or
THAI, therefore j am amused; l have paid
so many pieces of gold, hence l feel so
much pleasure" aud they wear away
their lives on that grindstone.
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'si;'is;i, EEssssssa SngSi;sr ;;;faa
R~navses <yf sBapditti.

- - hsnsuses - "baheissi'" :,
81 Mexican brigrands are waking up to the
fact tSas akde oecata hsn;is gonessazapidl
travel lays bare lives and methods that dis
tabce and ffaotessibiiity have hitherto en-
.yeiUsd in Q setiH fNnsanee. Yet tile old
|athosphete sur fingers tr6tecthigly sbott,
la few, which. accounts for the fact that
|Churcho ell Poto, the notorious bandsss sWss'
[wss Sapttred Ats Qasrstago tAas 9tpsF DAY
was maals prisoner, whites the-fesss famousI
rut fans were an shot, He has as many
Missouri, aud has escaped the clutches of
the Jaw and baffied purSui. again and agalp,
until he won the name of THE Mysterious
s Msr; e n ~ s s$ss.,sn 3 \ WI ss
b; g0 Ro sf IL sSss ' h sPsS snd 81
while he has robbed fortunes from unfOrtun-
ate ttsv has siysys spared f ms. own IN,
ISrs yfrfg upon 'Spanisrds. II HIS methods
haze o{ten bee.f ofigfnai and fearless yethe.
has 6fso pfayetf the common role OF garoter'
and Bufgiaf. TheOne tender pulsation IN.
the eRack heart OF This ruthless roSoe beats.
|fnlfnNavering faitifful mess. and idoistr oes
Nv
selstsyvfo 4sfgnofaIie ofsrhe true character or
hd Sevn,iit "a tflefs an UPON whom fle law
isles almost alfthe fnkafey that COMES into
hid hands by his system of forced loans"
NMe antiS Than Chgrchp q S9tp .tS
fhs % wbS aS %sgs tS Sfs sSu ana XIV 1ess
than month ago in the State OF Durango.
IL Tae m lssss5 # 5ss " sys ma tfS
reSortG .aNFisg deeds and bloody crimes.
Toung and boyish In appearagce;, hand
SOME, dashing and sorbrave and beloved by
sSs fn a Of 6is esiss ssf seS 'sst
trSyed nor suspected. The other day the
lrtales tracked them down, sent eight bull
lets through the Captains heart and de-
stfoyed thewhole band, not even leaving
| Srie to tell the story, which all will long to
hear, as did when learned that the hand
some bapdit boy vas only Z pit Ct s gcTS5
sombfer5 Was removed and the bnl1et-btirht
| blanket thrown aside, shapely form was
revealed and the AstsnisSSed soldiers learned
I that the leader of theirfoe was a woman.
San Francisco ChroDicle.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-10-04

The soldiers, in the late war established the
fcacious in CHRONIC bowel troubles THAI the
dial, the GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY. win
fects of teething, and cures Diarrhpa, Oys-
entery indait bowel anecf3oas rforrsals'ey
all druggists al 50 cents. ~
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Old Inveterate Structures

of the urethra, speedily and permanent
" cured by our improved methods. Pam
billet, references and terms, two three
cent stamps. Worlds Dispensafy Med
ical association, 663, Main Street, Buffalo,
NY. r. ......-, IN,
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% What has become of those personages
who made so much noise in the world?
Time has made one step, and the face OF
the earth is renewed : ,as3' ~ nnA