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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-04

WE feel assured that housewives who use DR..
Frees Special Flavoring Extracts of Lemon,
Vanilla, Rose, Almond, Nectarine and Orange
avoid the disappointment so often experienced
by the use of the ordinary havoring extracts
The care bestowed in the selection of the articles
used in DR.. Prices Flavors makes them so re-
liable.
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VIII BE Felt all Over the State.

KokOmO Gazette.
The million dollars or more that will be put
into the construction Of the new union depot at
indianapolis this summer will greatly assist
in giving our thriving capital city business
boom which can not but be felt to certain
extent all over the State. The building is TO
be such as the importance of Indianapolis as a
railroad center deserves
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Burning of tho st. Paul Pillow wor,,

ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 3.-The St Paul
pillow works, three miles from the city are on fire.
and there is little hope of saving anything. The
buildings are valued at $4,000 and $4,000
worth of machinery was burned; insurance,
@O,O on building and machinery $40, 900
saved The fire originated from lamp expIo-
sion in the paint shop This is its busy season,
and about 200 hands are thrown out of employ
ment.
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DUBhiE, March "a Protestant church in
Silenhnen. remote mountain district near
hranerIar. Donegal county. was destroyed by
dynamite to day.
LATER.--The damage to the church is not so
reat as at FIRST reported. Two cartridges were
sploded and several square fest OF masonry
sstroyed. Several more cartridges were found
= thu vicinity
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Humbert,s Compliments to Leo.

ROME, March 3.-At the celebration of the
seventy fifth anniversary of tho birthday of Pope
Leo XIII, the congratulations Of the King Of
Spain were presented in a special audience by
Marquis Molins The Spanish ambassador gave
assurance that the intentions of Spain toward
the Holy See are of the friendliest nature.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-03-04

On She death of cat the ancient Egyptians
shaved off their eyebrows, and the deceased ami
NAL was embalmed, and buried with great
soemnity in a sacred spot. Many cat mummies
have been found in the Egyptian tombs, and
some are 10 besesn now in tho British Museum,
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An Evenings Pleasure Spoiled.

An EVENINGS Pleasure Spoiled
New York Sun.
my DEAR" whispered man to his wife as
they seated themselves in theater. ~ left my
pocket book at home"
Haven't you any money at all?"
''Only forty cents"
won't that be enoughr
Enough" he repeated impatiently. tits a
fve-act play"
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate,
IN DEBILITY.

DR. W. Fl. Holcombe. New Orleans. La. says:
~ found it an admirable remedy for debiitated
state of the system, produced by the wear aud
tear Of tho nervous energies"
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They Have Read Cur Article.

Louisville Courier Journal
The somewhat alarming assertion is made
that there is no higher sense of honor among the
army officers as a class than there Is among
people of equal education and position in other
occupations of life 1t would be bad if Canada
were to fill up suddenly with army officers
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Nicaragua Accepts tho Canal Treaty.
MANAGUo, Nicaragua, March3.-The proposed
canal treaty, between the United States and
Nicaragua, unanimously passed the Nicaragua
Senate. on Saturday
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Thirty-Six Persons Killed by an Explosion In
Coai-Mine.

LONDON, March "a terrific explosion oc-
Cured this morning in Uswarth Coliiery, Sun
aerland. Twenty persons were killed
The explosion caused by fire damps.
LATEn. Thirty six dead bodies have been re.
covered, and the search still continues. The list
Of dead includes two men asphyixiated while en-
gagged in the work OF rescue
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The Situation.
Philadelphia Call.

PhlIAdeIpnlA CaII.
General Wolseley Ito England I've got Ell
Mahdi just where want him.
England-Bring him here then.
Wolselev-He won't come.
England-Then come yourself.
Wolseley-He won't let me-
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Steamship News.

NEW YORK, March 3.-Arrived: Leerdam,
from Rotterdam.
LONDON. March 3.-Arrived: State OF Penn
sylvania, Belgenland from New York.
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Iron Works Burned.

PirTsBUKG, March 3.-The Vulcan boiler and
sheet.iron works of Jas. Mcneil & Co, were to-
tally destroyed by fire this morning. Loss, $18,
600; on which there is $1,000 insurance. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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Merely Envy.
Detroit Free Press.

They are moving for an ordinance in Indian
apolis to prohibit any female from driving o
horse or mule on the public streets without at
least one days notice TO get ready for collision.
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nUMOR OF THE DAY.
The Economical Citizen.
Lewiston Journal.

Lewiston journal.
He saved, and he saved, and he saved.
Economical, good Mr.. Buzband;
And when he got oil he craved,
1t went to his wife's second husband.
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THE WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT..


WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHEF Signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 3, 1885. }
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley-Fair
weather, followed in Tennessee by local rains,
slightly colder westerly winds, preceded in east
ern portion by rising temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region-Local rains,
followed by fair weather. slightly colder, wester-
ly winds rising barometer.
For the Upper Lake Region-Local rains
ors nows. followed by fair, slightly colder weather,
westerly winds, rising barometer
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Chapel Damaged.

New YORK. March 3-Fire this morning dam
aged the chapel of st Joseph's Catholic Church.
Loss, SIC, 900; insured.
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Business Is Business.

Texas Siftings.
Don't yer want to puy somedingsl'
mo, I've got everything need"
Don't yer want to puy a fine razorp
81 never shave myself"
"Put maype you wants to commit suicide
of dose days.
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Local Observations.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 3.
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..RorGH aN RATs"
Prepared by \ physician with special regard .
Il. hahn mania L Inn. A Lana y

c,cara ON, m, mice reaches. flies.
ants h,dhny.' '
'' n
,.::,,g,,,s, :. NA $3.50 w. s.,,,,u.
'DI,1irsss inaIgs.,lnn Hrndaci,c'
~, 90 ni., ave-, Srr.i Nv .W.lis, Health
'Rer ever"
.RouGif on CoRNs,,
Ask for " ella, .R6ns Oh. ON Corns.n
Ice. Quick eompiete cure. lard or
soft ccrns, wartx hunlons. =.
sBucir ii,.ipA.n 80
buicr e.,nimnl,ts cure all. kidney.
Bladder aud Urinary Dtselises. Seald-
Inv Irritation. stone. Grayel. Catarrh
Of the Bladder. 81. Drug +.
;R1n.0rc. Etirs %.
r,,ss roach =. mr., hsI-noo,. rats.
mice vnnbsrs ehlnmmnks cleared
out by though on Rats." &c.,.
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. yand for !le spp..ses.

The Mississippi Mills at Wes
son are running on full time sch
with d heavy force, but still
cannot keep up with orders.
While manufactures, at tin
north are complaining Of dull
ness andsssgnati pl o 3 bdsiness
the soat hsf s MN are general,
lysypnning s&6 top OF their
Jacksoh ito have a primary,
election 10 decide who is the,
ckoics OF the voters for post
master Of that town, and sever
aliladies think of entering the;
cont est. IN that case the men
would do. The gallant thing by
stepping out > g..
Jerome B. Psgram City Mar
|.shai of vicksburg is highly spo:
Ken efas. the best officer that
city hos had IL . long while and
his death is seriously .deplOFed1
6v tho citizens generally
q.
The feast. of Pentec6st was
7ansyallY observed by the jew,
isl citlzeffbdSf :tfe larger towns
Of Mississippi On "Wednesday;
6f' last week. ,s &; 7
The saloon keepers 81 Mefid..
ian took Advantage Of me fegfs.
.sfatioG 10 prosfess !hefs last
week To have their PetitioAs for
renewal OF licepes sighed By oil.
who tesistere& ne Prohibi..
tionists had counter pstitions on
hand bat met WITH as little en-
Sourassmsnt HEY Withdrew
them.
Bishops McTyeire and Mus.
grove will attend; the Mississ.
-fppi conferences this yeaI the
fofufsr at Meridian. Dec IS
and the latter at Kosiusco
Dec: 2:
The opponents Of Gov, Low
~ are slightly disfigurcd but
Still In the ring. |
Bowel Of the Batesiills Pa. |
holian was the, fnodestestman |
it the Press Convention and t
Sam Harper Of the Raymond
Gazette was the handsoGiest.
Rev: Nh Penn; TIE Texas
Evangelist, ID about closing 4
teries 81 meetings IN vicksBurg:
he goes thence ID Jackson:
Measles hsvsitopped 10 Cor.
nth for want Of natetlaIs
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For the BOWELS.
TeyIsrs casrekse Rsnsdy Sfswsss, G s,S.'
c sSpsss. Us ss ssa ,sss anu .''

The number Of applications
for postma.tarships and charges
against lpSstmasters received al,
the Postotics. -. Department y
steadily 1ntrsAsinghnd the mali
'ncslvea .Jsitafday was ssry'
heavy. The smaller bffices are
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Schurz on the South

.
Mr.. Carl .Schurz's late pam
phlet on his trip through the
Southern States is attracting
some attention as being testi.,
mony from another source or
the development and progress
Tof the New South tMr. Schurz
came ,doSn, here, a few years
after the war; he'cameag again a
few months aeos Ind Wis sur,
prised at the change that has
taken place in. the interval.
TT is. not aloue that he found
that all disloydl feeling had
died oat IN. this section-aIl
Ise6sfble men had long since
Recognized this fact, .and the
'ttfcody shirt was waved only
by afew persons desirous. Of
keeping themselves In power
but that he saw ahead for
the Southern States the best
and greatest part Of their his.
He was struck by the senss.
ally hopeful and cheerful tone
prevailing In Southern socie;,
'ty, and in the rapid recovery
frou,1he disasters Of the war,
more rapid than any one had
expected. he found less com.
plaint abont depressed bust
ness in the South than in the
North, and brighter hopes en-.
tertainsd for the, future. As
for the general spirit pre- vail;
ing It was very characteristie
of.the new-Wsst and showed
a higher appreciation ios the
resources and advantages of
the country, and great expec- |
tatious of future development.
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r recKet. ..,Ie ''n..C", ou"ae,"....
in the windows and every.
filing movable. The saliva
tionists He'd from The building
and the mob followed and at
tackled them en- the streets.
Many of the members. male
and female, were severely in
jured. The entire police force
was called out. and after some
difficulty succeeded in dispers
ing the mob. No deaths are
reported.
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8 To file little boy) Bub,
give me a knife and a fork, if
you please.
Boy. We hain'tgot 10 knives
and'forks, sir.
IS. Then giteme a spoon.
Boy. We hain't-got no spoons
neither.
, Well, then, how do you, do
Boy: Tolerable. thank you;
how do you do, sir. ~.
plays secoud ,part-lum ii
tin, fhm Ii tum,'lum ii tunl)
ON Take this mans horse
into the kitchen md give him
the best in, the 'house; the
tunes worth IL. - 49,
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.ountsin


ANA 'ere. .
San 1 stay ere to'nightf
NJ No, you can't stay here.
SHOW long win it take me to
get TO the next tavern
ON Well, you will not get
thar at all, if you stand thar
foolin' with me all night.
s Well, how far do you call 1t
to the next tavern.
OMIreckon it's upward OF
some distance. e.;
Slam verysdrys do you keep
any spirits in your house
MDo you think my house
is haunted I They 'say there's
plenty Of them down to the
graveyard 8, "
8 low do they eross the tiv.
err eheadi
o NJ The ducks swim acrosb.
8 How faf isit 10 he forks
of the road =
o M rvs been living here
nigh onto twenty years, and
thar aim 40 TOAD ,forksd yis
sGive me sols satisfaotions
-ifyo6 blsase, SRI khsts 1osi
tkisr5ad 60 tot
Z, o M.Wsll, I. .hain't mryedS
step SINCE fys been here.
why d66't yos cover your
hodse.-it leaks u
20 M1Cause- it's raining: 40 :,
S Then Why doas you cover
IL Wien It's not.rainingi
D ". fCauseit donf leak:
S Why dom, you play ne
second part Of that tunef
Mi soa are > better play.
er than / am, play it. yourself
I'n bring tie fiddle out to you.
I don't vantyo, in here: - 1
stranger plays the second
part of:the tunel -, =,
Nett over The fence and
come In and eft down: I didn't
know you could play. You can
board here 81 you want to:
Kick the deg on tAat stool and
set down and play u over again.
stranger Stays second part.
ON Our suppsfis ready nov;
Fo'u't you haze sSue win usi
s ffSou plsss% ~.
M..wbSt viii you tsRs, tea
IT coffeei -. GO.
8 4 cup oftea, ifyou please.
ON Sal, git the Erubbiu' hoe
nd 60 dig some sassfrasi quicki
eold man plays srsI pars)
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Another Version.

There are several, vGrsiohs'of
the story of. the "Arkansaw
Traveller" the most prominent
ofwhich is one told by Colonel
Sandy FaGlknef. The following
version was recently revived
by the Commercial. G asette, of
Cincinnati: =.
Several years since. when
Tosso was travelling the state
Of xrsa6sav, ON 'hts way TO
Texas, 'railroads being Is yet
'anhfard ofnhd.stsge lines Iimi.
ted, he was.obliged to. trayerAe
thewholei distance son todt Or
on horseback. One -evenilig
about dirk he came across d
log house stanaidg snheen or
twenty yards from, the road,
incIGsed by a low rail- feuce; Of
the most primitive destrlp Goh.
In the door Sat h nah '.layifs
the 3ioliu. Pdeso recognized
the tune as 1.-THE Arkadsaw
Tray elcr," which, was ut, ltbat
time the'inost bop6lar tnue in
that reisuu,. and which he had
Ihimsslf coinpoAed. Tie han
~ y.fassa,lhg the Bra parf df
The tune over aud over dgAlh,
az Ne dld not know the second
part, At the time the tra Weller
read I'd sas Idiss it was rath.
ing very hart, snd he was -anx.
,ious to'obtsin shsltsr from "
't.orny although tho ~
Hooked Anything but j. tieTtf Is,
Oh IL wds covered with SeiAp;
BOARDS, andshs fain WIS Aesf'
ing 10 b every crack. Tie 4oId
MANS, daughter seemed to be
getting supper, While : 3 small
boy was laying the table, and
the did lady Sat in the. doorway
dear her husband ;adniiring The
music. ., j.
The stranger Oh coming 'ub,
said: allow do you dot" The
'hah merely glauced OF him, ant
contihued'to play. saying, ~ dc
az | please" r., -,
y 8 Is your name 10 Auuerson'
y o NJ Plain old Joe. 81.
3 Are you the landlord here
20 n Go and ask my wife.
= 8 Can I stay herei
y NJ l don't want You.
sWhere did You learn thal
tunef
oM Ola man, in Arkahsaw
|ToW go about,your business:
P~'atk Kind of q man was he
\ ~. aAIold foul. Gene tt
We took<d like yon
~9h beet
49, &.
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An arabs Prayers.

|. Mrs. Speedy records in her
.sWandarings inthe Sondan'
tbath4r host ohe,ntght was an
Arhb. WHO otc;ipied nm apart.
meut adjoining hers, and sep
drated from i by a Thin par.
tition only. She, had just
Fcomposed herself TO WOO the
'drowsyg6d, with everyprom.
iSe Of Success, when tile Arab
began to pray SO londly US to
| re1dersleep iihy6sci ble.s She
/ fehonstffted. He desfsted
for a few minutes, and then
raised his voice in. snpplica.
ton as high rs ever. She ex-
|.postulnted again, but before
sleep came 70 ksSsssiist lie
was anteea6ca more With IN =
lllmih "a Eigor. Repeated
EndmonitionA and entrea.ies
Vailed to llsice hithnRnd at
l3ase faS6 q up In despair,
ana epfoks A1s1b, Wis allow;
! edAo Hntstf his long ,inyoca.
items In peace. Ahef6hhd out
aft4rward that he belonged to
a.sect witch required its fol.
lowers to. say \ long prayers
aloud, ana to ;stfrs again at
the beginning .andrepeat them
Ito the end II interrupted by
the ,voite'of's aog,. donkey. or
WOMAN. II she had ascertain.
ed this peculiar, custom be.
forehand, what il sore trial she
might have eaved that poo.
Arab.-EX.
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Al EnglIshh1an has offered a
prize of $500 "fOr the invention
or discovery of an economical,
efficient, and safe substitute for
gunpowder and other explosives
empIoyed in tho getting Of e0al.'
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

June 18th, twenty-five Of the
1eaCing editors Of Mexico viii
start on . tour through the
United statss ID the iuterest Of
the commere!ssrelatlo %:
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Editor .SbroHT hh$ IA
Coosa River Gs News, ana BIS
wife are said TO- 81. the youngest
grandparents in This country
He is thirty five and she tweuty'
eight, yet they have q graFd.
child over q year old. ~
. Cincinnati, May sO.-Yester.
day the Evening Post printed .
local article on spiritualists, ip
which it. enumerated Frank
Foster as a promi nsa bifitua:s
iss, and II mssti Sdsd "a tal.
'iy that ID w Oh Efsdf Foster
tbai fsaFs me celebrated
Hal YcuSE liySrce ease as the
|. man whom Hal Young, the de-
,fsnaans sSns1t il prove i'm
ptopetiy Intimate WITH Mrs.
Young. AT the time Of the trial
,Foster attempted to cowhlle,
fodns on. Fourth. street.
This pubicas'on opened the.
old scofe, and Foster called
seSriys this Mornings TIE edi..
'Aoiisf room Of the POST: which
Ri6fit Of sditors; Hs straoRi
At ths nshaying ed,tof~6a
iuodged TIT bI6w' Then there
Was tumlt 10 that room. The
telegraph EDITOR landed his hst
In Fostsps isf eye, efoshg 1t.
Just ,.thsn the river editor
knocked Foster onto the:table,
smashins . Students lamp With
his head. At that I0ment The
business manager came rushing
DIP stairs and presenting q PTS;
ta to Fosters head, ofdered
him TO hold. up Goth hands
'quica qdiSkp Foster obeSed,
ineekiy etclaming, For Gods
sake,. don't murder me; this is
the hottest hornets nest fever
got iato.' THIS caused a laugh.
Foster Having sStisfisd svery::
body that he had 10 pistol
about hin; was allowed to 90.
He went to q drug store and
washed his face; and got Il
patched up, saying thsthe Fad
been RicEed bya mule: - 8
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

Ths'scfth with its pecGliaf
products 10 essential to The
Northand llRewis6 the North
Is esshntIal,t6 the South. and
The 6ily waSto fill. UP the
chasfiS occasio6ed BY That
war is, TO forget 1t, and over
Wtsir lie Hsagreeable mem
cries by our acts OF brother.
hooa:-Buffalo Times, Dem.
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Sacramento, Cal, May20.-
IRE Salvation Army hnd q

era MI sathr"in@ from the diff.
'terent cities Of the 'States.
After u. parade through the
city they went, to the Sixth
Street Church. where II was
the intention to hold an all
night prayer. meeting While
the salvationists were engaged
in the exercises the. church
was invaded by. several hun.
drsd men and boys, who mob
bed the salvatiQnista Ind.
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Tho stafs hi6itson- Con!
,'v.ntion Of ohioiw tlI IA fald Al
Eprln saeld sdly q
full State ticket Win Be
The Held. xssfs
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

= The oldest Of ths;existing 70.
Iigions was established by 20:
roaster, in Pegsit shout 100 b
o. The youngest was "rsveai-
ed'ff TO j Joseph SMITH in 1921"
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STATE NEWS.
-. -
- wEe

The question of beating tho
machine Shops Of tie L N. o..
81 T. railroads at Vicksburg has
been seitatiDg the people of
1bar burg for some time tand'at
last is.to BE settled by a vote of
the people. The railroad made
4 proposition to locate the shops
In vlctsburg'in c6isi CREATION of
cyrtain conditions which the
council accepted and which the
voters of the city aresealled'up.
on to ratify:
The vicksburRSun club will
organize a glass ball and pigeon
shooting tournament FOR July
aths =
r. n. Henry, of the State
Ledger Took g ballot for go~en.
or on the press excursion and
out of q total of72 ballot Lowry
received 42., The members OF
the press reprSsSntsa salr Sec
/, tions OF the state and, the OPP
position vote In ID ost ins tances
Was merely 'sbh1HhsdtsFy to
aSesl t4ysi,tes.
The winona AavanS pays
the following handsdms com.
pliment to'a popnlarhnd mer-
ftorious student Of the State
UnivsrsiiJ: N
Mis-: issippi possesses q san
In tue person Of Mr. ,WalteT
|sTaokstt, Of ifolmes county,
who will rissr to prominence
| in tile near Mrufe and make
|fbr himself q, name that will
do creditto his Sthte.: Ne Is
Ia young than Of high moral
sentiment which the watch he
wears, pres ented byhls moth.
Or for Total abstinence from
strong drink, willtestify, ..and
|hs ,fntshes the law course In
|Jdne. When hfs friends will
bring Ills name Before the
public .as b, candidate for d
seat In the Tower House OF
\ Represspt OF the, next
FLegislaltre. Merit will be re.
Iwardsf an .wiih the 1sul and
fambitIoDs this yotng HAN Of
z f1i1nka sesses be Inbound
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

Rodolpho Rodriguez, OF the
Mexican band, Tho, victim sos
Golding's wrath, is recovering.
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

ii you suffer. Win lfesel,acbs. s d
! tomsch, Cold Feet. Or Spit .np.y "a
Victnals, You sfe. ysrcfrg on Dysrs,
STA, then. don't delay, Int pse at rome.
DIR. Jackaon's Root and Herb Cordid
which. has proved. to be. otyso sNaa
eneilt To thousands thar made selss N
d BIZ }. r. Chandler. 0xtoi du-r ,tesy
The Oxford falcon., 1885-05-28

- -sf NV ~ WE
"Rol'GI oN ITCH"

"RouGH oN iTCH."
Though on Itch cures humnrs. Srup-
lions. ringwcrm. tptter salt rheu1i,
I.ostcd feet. chilblalns.
'RorGI lNCArARRH."
Couecs3 offensive odors Mt. once
Complrtr rlIrr ~ worst chronic cases
also uncqualcd as gargle tor Diptheria
sore Throat. Foul Breath. C0c.
80. T..E HopE or TdE NATION.
Children. slow IN development, pu-
nv. srrawny and delicate, use "Wells'
Health Remover" .....
CArARRH or THE BLADDER.
Singing. irritation. Inflammation,
all Kidney and Urinary complaints,
cured by "Buchn-Pa!oa." ST.. =
WATER BUGs, RotcHEs.n * = !.
. Rough on Rats" clears ihehi oct, u
70 Beetles, Ants. ,.sssss77sasa.s;s Il
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GENERAL PASSENGER Dspartm.zt,.

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Commencing Wednesday,
April 1st, and until further, NOS
tiec,the Illinois Central. sRails.
road will sell excursion stickeis
from OXFORD, to Now .Srlesps
and. return, to parties ofsthrss
pr more on:ope solid, ticket. NJ
rate OF $3.50 per :passengeE
Tickets. good to, retlrp iHith3R5
ten days from date. Of sale. =. "
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!. P7oMrT relief 10 alex headache, dr.,
Kiness.. nsusea, constipation, pain u
the side, ETC.. Suarunteed to those eslnf
Carers Little Liyet pills'>e a pW .
ose. 25 centa--.s - = .;s..-s... :. :.
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=. we.do not recommend bio Beans
to cure all the Ills human nesh is hsir
TO. but ws know they are superior-fn
every respect. 40 cathartic Ahd .eorf
rector Of the liver, to pills and nquH
liver rcgulators One -bsanH-ia<a,
dose. They do not grippe, siekeu tlts
stomach or weaken the sJstenih Try
them once and you will never beNiths
out Them Sold by drugyists nand
medicine deeIers at Is cents per eottle.s
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a! J! =, II 4 4; s:
main In Wiqoua s says be
does not give up K home Or
citizenship IN Nfississp pt but
will continue to call VIVA
his home. rsSa
-Aa ..- TwSty
Col Hooker has two oy
commencement sdsagets''
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TUFTS HAIR. dye.

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stanly to GLossr BLACK by astasjs p
or sont BY express On reosipt OF o1s 60 =
opoe. a Murray smeetSS New Iarf u
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we bear some one almost daily recs
sn,ntend 4BHe BeanAg to- bic friend
wha makes some complaint oflteelinR
badly OF bIllious, or out OF SORTS. 10 10
good Indication that o great many
people are using these gUods They
certainly are On excellent remedy. = :