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CAPTAIN KeELER Gained.

G. A. r. post IS. at its regular meet
ing Saturday night, enjoyed an unusual
occurrence. About So clock the CON-
msnder wss asked to declare Q recess,
which was done, and to the surprise OF all
the doors were opened and the knights
Templar band marched into the hall and
played some of the grand old music our
boys IN blue love TO hear 90 we'll. DR.,
Hibben led the band into the hall and
after the music ceased, upon invitation,
the doctor seated himself on the right OF
the commander. Post Commander
Feighsn then stepped forward and in q
neat speech, presented Past
Commander KeeIerwlth q gold headed
cane. Captain Keeler was too deeply
moved to reply and Commander FIetch-
er, in behalf of the captain, responded
IN his pleasant manner Mr.. Fletcher
thanked DR.. Hibben, the band and those
who assisted in Gaming his comrade
After more music, . vote of thanks tC
DR.. HIbben and the K. p. band, anC
three rousIng cheers by the post, the
presentation party withdrew, leaving
Captain Keller to receive the congratu
lailons of the entire post. The order o
business was then proceeded WITH
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rhs sou.A aad soutnsa.s FLORIDA

should You contemplate q trip 20
Nashville, Chattanooga. Atlanta, Sc
VsnnAh, Ga, ChaFleston, 8. c.. jackson
Vile. Florida. or in fact any point in the
south or southeast, il will be 10 your in
tereat to examine the advantages over
all other lines offered by tbs St, Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern railroad
"Iron Mountain Route" in the way OF
fast time, elegant equipment, &c.
At present daily train is run from
SaiEt LOUIS Grand Union Depot, At
taehed 20 which will be found an ele.
egant Pullman Palsce sIeeping car,
which runs through 20 Nashville, Tenn,
where direct connection is made with
express trains of connecting lines, for
points mentioned above. This train
conuects ct Nashville with the Jackson
vile express, having Pullman Palace
sleeping Car of the very finest make at
tAchsd, which runs through 70 Jackson
Vile. FiOFida, without change.
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CoaI Afinarn Tronhln

CHARLESTON, w Va, Feb. 24.-At a
meeting of the coal miners of Kanawha
and New River districts, held at Coal>
burg, tbs association resolved 70 ask the
West Virginia legislature to enact law
70 pay wages to workers every two
weeks, in good lawful money, land make
g days work eight hours, and that the
miners convention which meets at
Columbus, Ohio. instruct all deal
ers that they would be boycotted
if they handled coal from opera
tors who pay miners two one half cents
per bushel or less for mining. In con
VersAtIon with several operators relative
to the action of the miners, they stated
they would run business regardless OF
the action of the miners at Columbus OF
elsewhere. Many fear that great trouble
will arise from this % soon As trade
opens in this valley. There are abocl
5000 miners in the district and should
trouble come it will be worse than foul
years ago.
CoLUMBUs. O., Feb. 24-The inter.
state convention of coal miners met and
resumed business this morning and or
application admitted West Virginia %
their deliberations. The adoption wa
argued of the Pittsburg scale of prices 70
DO paid for mining in the I've states rep
resented for the year beginning the first
of May next, and the scale amended sc
e. to cut out Mt. Olive and Springfield
ILL.,. On the ground that these sections
were not represented, and were not a
the Pittsburg Convention and their seals
theFupon was adopted. The afternoon
will be given to the subject OF arbitra
ton Tor the settlement of differences il
miner difficulties of their respective
states.
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Un1Oa BIBLE INsTlEUrE.

A bible institute viii be conducted by
the Bible School EvangelIsls Of Kansas
IN the ChrIstisE church In this city, be-
gaining March - and closing on The
e8th. All persons should bring their
bibles. bible maps. note paper and PEN
cils, and take notes. All preachers,
churches, schools. bible scholars anG
workers ara invited to attend the meet.
|ings and participate In the exercises
All singers are especially invited TO take
part in the music:
Monday, March 22.-7: 80 p. m, Song
Service, conducted by Alex. @. Hopkins
8 p. m, The Model Bible School, Nor.
NAL Work, by II. IDgels.
Tuesday, March 3D. p. m, Spirit
ual Growth OF Childhood. Alex. q. Hop.
kias. 3. The Superintendent, II. IDgels
4;15, ChiIArens' meeting, Alex. Q. Hop
kins- 7:S0, Song Service. 8, Bible
Geography. Alex. q. Hopkins
Wednesday. March 24-2 p. "a. Othel
School Omcers, Alex G. Hopkins.
The Teachers Qualifications. n. Ingels
AIS, Children's Meeting. Alex c. Hop
kins. 7:3O Song Service. 8. Jewish His
tory B. c., n. Ingels.
THURSDAY, March 25-2 p. m, Til.
Work OF Preparation. II. Ingels. 8, Th'
Work Of Teaching. Alex @. Hopkins
4:15. Children's Meeting. 7:30, SOM
Service. 8, The Word Divided, Alex G
Hopkins.
Friday. March 49, p. m.s A Teach
en- Meeting Exemplined, (nexs Sunday
lessoo) n Ingels. 8. Bible School Mis-
takes Alex c. Hopkins. Alb. Children'
Meeting. 7:8O. Song Service. 8, Bib
Religions, II. Ingels.
Saturday, MarGh S7.-2 p m. Bib
School Scholars, d. Ingsls. 8. GAininI
Attention, Alex. G. Hopkins. 4:1S
ChildTens' Nesting. 7:8O. Public En-
teFtaInment, consisting Of special solo
duets, chOEuses, congregational song
object lessons, bible views IN the travel
OF Paul, with illuminated scriptuT
texts. Admission, IS cents. Childrel
10 cents. Benefit Of State SundA
School Association. Conducted b
Alex. G. Hopkins and n Ingels, stat
evangelisls.,
Sunday, March $50 AN, Bib
School. IL, Religious Educstion {
Children, by pastor, R. L. Lott. 4p. m
Childrens' Mas Meeting, illuminate
Bible Views, Alex. @. Hopkins. 7;3I
Song Service. 8, ChFistiaaity's II
fiuence, N. Ingels. Pledges and Coz
tributiens. Closing Exercises.
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WELSH CONGREGATIONAL. SOCIAL

The ladies of the Welsh Congrega-
tiOnal church gave pleasing basket 90
cial last evening q the residence Of MIR,
Isaiah Jones. corner OF NeOsho
street and Seventh avenue. The game
of "bsan bags" occupied considerable
attention. and the game OF authors Was
INDUCED in By q large number. All
games were stopped when the auction
of baskets commenced. The sale of the
baskets brought in $40. Each basket
contained q card bearing the name o.
the lady that prepared it. The purchas
er and the lady furnishing the basket
partook of the contents. together. Tint
social was very pleasant affair and
caused considerable amusement.
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IA WISE EATHER

Never tribes with his famfly's health 40
buys patent medicines, who publishes
testimonials of currs ne knows nothing
about, but deals with reliable druggis
who know which medicines has II
reality cured. The undersigned drug.
gists of Emporia have sold the following
remedy for two years and
can truthfully say that Pnm.
Isyis Speedy Cough Cure has meyer
failed 70 give relief in the most obstI-
nate and stubborn cases of Coughs and
quietly, but rapidly. solelv On In intrin-
sives will please ask for special instruc-
irons, end If We do not help yen, it Will
cost you nothing. Price 50c and 81 90.
Sold by the following Druggists. B.
Wheldon, Chas Rider, w. r. IFwin, ID.
" Alnrria
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AMERICUs NEWS.
EDITED BY BuRLow.


MONDAY, Feb. %.
Washington's birthday.
No school in the primary department
this morning, as Miss. Tressler is still
quite poorly. Miss Myers, who has been
filling Miss Tressler's place, will be alb
sent In EmporIa couple of days.
The new school books from the pub.
fishing house of s. A. Barnes are now
awaiting distribution, at the drug store
of Mr.. Bond.
Parties are trying to organize a lodge
of the Knights of Labor at this place
they have already secured the requisite
number of names for their charter mem
bership.
The hands laying steel rails on thu
Missouri Pacific, reached this place Sat
urdaY evening.
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D.L. MARSHALL
L. F. PRuYN, Auctioneer.

PUBLIC SALE.-We will offer for sale
at the farm of j. Bolt. three miles east
OF Americas, on Allen creek, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 0, 1886.
commencing at 10 a. m the following
property to-wit: IS head of COWS, 0 head
Of two-year old heIters, 10 head of year
lings, 40 head of stock hogs, SOW
with seven pigs, l sulky pillow, cuiti-
vators, good sod breaker. steel beam
stirring pillow, and other articles too nu-
merous TO mention.
TERMS: All sums of So 90 and under,
cash lover that amount credit OF eight
months will be given, without interest
if paid when due; if not so paid, notes
to draw 10 per cent from date. Five
per cent of for cash. Free lunch.
Bolt Bios.
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a sIDeufar DeatI,

LAs1AR, No.. Feb. 2S.-The Ne,os cor
respondent has learned OF Q singular
accident and consequent death which
occurred ct the small town OF midway,
twenty-five miles west Of here.
Thursday last A sixteea months old
girl OF Mrs. John Gard0er, who
lives at DenisoD, this county, but
who was visiting Midway. gos hold OF q
grain Of coffee Thursday, and after biting
e in two, sucked part down her wind
pine. Medical aid WAs summoned, bus
eli attempts 20 dislodge the obstruction
were Ia vain. and dnaliy Thursday night
after enduring great agony and suffer-
ing, the infant died.
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L.F PRUYN, Auctioneer.
RIG MONEY.


Eaton's New Patent End Gate for
wagons. No rods. No sectional con.
trivance. Time and patience saved.
Best of references as to its superiority to
ali other emf gates. Quick money. Ter
rItOry for sale.
We, the undersigned, after carefully
examining said end gate, do affirm that
in our opinion it is the most durable and
satisfactory end gate ever manufactured.
7. s. Ryan, carriage maker; w. II.
Holandsworth, carriage maker; j. w.
Kelso, blacksmith W.H. Phillips, farm
er; Peters Hardware Co. /; Griffith & Ew-
ing. hardware company; Isaac Hass,
mechanic; w. j. Kendrick with Shep-
leigh s. Cartwright, hardware company
N. e. Weaver, hardware company; Z
Z. Weaver & Co, hardware company
p. j. Heilman, harness maker; q. E.
Lynds, tcamsIer.
Address box 1856, OF call at office, I6G
Commercial street up stairs. Circulars
tree. Emporia. Kansas.
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raE PIKE AowNsHIP CASE

This interesting case waa disposed oil
Saturday In Judge Fletcher's court b.
assessing fine Of one dollar and costa
making in all $50 80 The defendant
Mr.. Hickox, is the constable OF Pike
township, At recent messinG Of the
literary society, the boys become too
noisy, and as constable HIckox at
tempted to preserve order. he told
young Scheck to keep stlIl. and received
considerable chin music for his pains.
In an evil moment Mr.. Hickox let hiu
angry passions control has actions, and
bit Mr. Scheck couple of nmes. The
boys fslher prosecuted him with the
above result.
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Joint sale.

We. the undersigned. will offer at
public sale at the farm of Mrs. s. L
Ruggles, eight miles northwest of EN-
poria, on Wednesday. March, 10, 1856.
commencing at ten O'Clock, the follow
ing described property, viz: 80 head of
high grade cows and heifers. bred 10 g
thoroughbred Durham bull (most OF
them will have calves soon) Durham
bulls doe BFrsm and Cleveland. the
former first premium animalD high
grade yearling bull, Hambletonisn
stallion, . CEILINGS, 1 heavy matched
team. weight 9. 800, set double harness.
cultIvatOr, stirring p.ow John
Decree breaking pillow (Pesr ii. II 7hars
row, family Garland coos stove nesriy
new, dishes, carpets, furniture, sud
household goods too numerous 70 men
ton.
TERMs:-An sums of s. and under,
cash; all sums over 50 credit Of six
months will be given on bsnkable paper.
If paid when due. If not paid when due,
notes to draw interest at the rate of Ie
per cent per annum from date until paid
per cent off for cash.
| s. L. RUGGLEs.
| II T., Marshall
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F, PRUYN. Auctioneer.
wive.s lIoths,s. Daughtsrs

BIZ HouR Own PHYsIcIArl A lady
who for years suffered tOFments worss
than deAth fromU Uterine troubles, Falling
of the Womb, Leucorrhoes, Suppress
sions. &c, ana who had dispaIred of BE-
ing cured, found remedies which COM
pIetely cured her. ANY sufferer from
such troabies can use the remedies and
thus cure herself, without revealing heI
condition 10 any one, and without sub
iecting her wemanly modeety TO the
shock OF an examination by phy sicfan
An illustrated treaties, prescriptions,
any address, securely sealed. Send self
addressed, stamped envelope. Address,
naming this paper.
Mrs. w G. HoLMEs. 65s Broadway.
New York
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The W. W. eoclely, composed o. the
Presbyterian college young ladiss. pre-
scented = very attractive program In com
memorstlon Of Washlngionss blEthday,
81 the college ibis morning. TIE eEeg-
eises were short but very intsFesi1ne
Music BY the PresbyterIsh church choir
opened the program. The anging was
excellent. MIss Esther Van amsa rad
delightful essay on "UnEFitten His.
tory" Miss Van DemAn Il ons Of the
best essAyists In the city. This serious
essay paved the way for = very spicy de
bate by Miss Lilly Rankin, Affirmative,
and Miss Marion Budeli, negative. The
question was; Resolved thai
falsehood IL never iustIfl-
able. The efforts Of the. two ladies
were highly enjoyable. A solo BY Mrs
J. X. Finley was well receiyed. AisG
Matte Hsndy then favored the audi
ence with . descriptive essay on sThs
Washington Monument" Miss Hendy
writes well and the little sketch abe pre-
sented was very pleasing. The sixtl
number on the program brought Azisl
May Flory before the audience in thl
recitation, MILES StAndish.'' Miss Flor
has = very sweet voice and no little tai.
ent - an elocutionist. "lEIles Standisk'
has an additional charm e rendered b,
Miss Flory. Muslc again BY the suporI
quaEtette and then one OF the whites
essays 1t has been our goo.
fortune TO hesF YVES reed By Mis-
Lizzie StEyker. The lady tool
for her subject THE Little Hatche
Story" The essay abounded in humO
and amused every one present. A recI
tation, Bernardo de Corpi0," BY Mls
Nellie Edwards, finished the program
and made decided impression. IN
selection though old always sEouss
lympathy when well presented His
Edwards TecItss beautifully. This
the irst public entertainment given b
the w. W. Society, and those presez
unite in assuring the young ladies tbs
1 II WAa In every vvav n auceaaa
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Mr.. E. Springer Of MechanicshurE,
Pa, writes: II Was afflicted with lung
foyer and abcess on lungs. end reduced
to q walking skeletoo. Got free trial
bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, which did me 50 much
good that l bought dollar bottle. Az
Ter uslng three bottles found myself enee
more . man, completely restored e
health, with . hearty appetite end .
gain IN llesh of 50 pounds. Call Is B.
Wheldon's drug store and get q free trial
bottle Of this certain cure for Sil lung
diaeases LARGE bokflAa Al
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A Fight.


New YORK, Feb. 24-A rafting
mill" between Jimmy McCormick, OF
Jersey City, and Tommy Wright, of this
city, was fought last evening on the east
side for purse of $50. About twenty
spectators looked on. the Marquis Of
QueenshuFy rules governed; eight
rounds were TO be fought and the best
man a the finish take the money. Nc
CormIck. slim. five feet and six inches
tall, weight 1876 pounds; Wright was 6
shorter man, but more muscular II
appearance weighing 1873 pounds. The
first six r0unes were about evenly con
tested, but in the seventh Mccormick
with strong right hand blow which fell
on Wrght.s jaw, dropped him to the
floor. Ten seconds passed and Wrighi
was still insenaible. The referee de.
clared Wright knocked out and tha
Mccormick was the winner. Time o.
fight Is minutes.
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AoUIEr wEDDIsG.

A very quiet wedding took pisCe ct
the residence Of Mr.. 8. R. Hall last
evening. The contracting parties were
Mr. Carl Mcclure and Miss Edna Hall
Rev. r. L. LOiZ pronounced the words
that made them man and wife. On &C
count Of sickness In the brides family
no guests were present except relatives
Mics Hall is . well known and popular
young lady and Mr.. Mcclure has woE
in her prize. Mr.. Mcclure is young
man of rare business qualifications and
is also favorablY known. The News
wishes the couple life Of peace, Jog
and happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. McClurI
will make their home on Seventh evenu'
near the residence of DIR. McCandless
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Grain in s,.ht.

CHICAGO. Feb. % The following
figures taken from the official statement
ofthe Board of Trade, shows In bushels
the amount of grain In sight in the
United States and Canada on Saturday,
February 20, and the amount of increase
or decrease from the preceding week
Wheat, 52,71, 1877; decrease, 100, sos.
Corn, $50, OH; increase, 6S9,6S0. In
store in ChicaRo-wheat, Asst, 669.
Corn, 2.756, coo,
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AsknnK Asaisrance.

KEY West, Feb. 23.-The following
protest is telegraphed to the Secretary
of the navyi "General Delgsdo and his
friends are treated as prisoners Of war by
the naval officers in charge Of the steamer
City of Mexico. No permission Ii allow.
ed them 70 confer with legal advisers or
take any steps 20 secure Q hearing as
entitled by law. In their behalf We pro-
test against this course and respectfully
request that the same privileges be
accorded these parties that are granted
all persons charged with the violation Of
the laws of the United States"
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4EsaPHas snonr HoUrE. sOUrH

The SAFE OF Tourist tickets, wa thII
short Route, % Jacksonville, Savannah,
Charleston, and other Southern winteI
resorts, will begin on the 18th last.
For The Exposition. round trip tickets
~ New Orleans. good forty days, viii be
placed on sale On NoEembs LIST, at rate
OF S23-60 nom Kansas City. In addition,
We make rate Of $50 90, Kansas CITY 10
New Orleans and return, for ticket good
10 return until june list
with our through Buffet sleeping car,
Kansas City 20 New Orleans. dally our
Free Reclining Chair car, Kansas City
70 Memphis; and with but one change
OF cAra, Kansas City % Jacksonville and
other Florida points, this route oEeEE
Southern travel from the West and
Northwest, aceofs nodatIons and faeiIj
ties afforded Is s. other.
J. 3. LOCKWOOD,
9en1. Pass. q Ticket Agt.
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na,asInainnl Hnllau Rnnta

The North, Central and South Ameri.
can expedition Will open in New Or.
leans, NoVembeE 10th 1885. The man
agement report that 9 more extensive
dieplay than last year will be made.
Parties who contemplate visiting IL,
or going 70 Florida, should ask for
tickets over the Louisville, New Or.
leans and Texas railway and make q
lions Of the beautiful Mississippi valley.
For price of tickets to VicksburR,
Baton Rouge, New Orleans and ali
other points reached by this line, amply
to p. r Rogers, Geo. Trav. Pass.
Agent, IL Monroe street, Memphis,
Tenn or A j. Knspp, Gen. Pass. agent
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DIED.

Saturday. February Goth, Kenney
SpFague, youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs
E. F. SprAgue. after an illness of eight
days from the effects Of pneumonia, aged
II months. The little one was q great
sufferer, and the parents feel the loss
keenIy. Mr.. and Mrs. SprSgue have
the heartfelt sympathy Of their many
friends in this time Of sOErow. The
funeral was conducted at their house on
Cottonwood street by Rev. W. H
Barnes OF the Baptist church.
IT'S . little grave, but oh. have care.
For world wide hopes are buried there.
HoW much OF light, how much OF joy
l. buried with our darling boy.
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sr. LOUIS. Feb. u This morning The
peui-annusl convention Of the Weztezn
branch Of The UnderwrIlers' Union was
called % order by the president. ?. q.
Benaekt of PhiIadelphia- In the exeea.
tive session about one huadTed and nifty
delegsies, representing every fre in
snrance company doing business west
Of the AlleahanV mountains and eaEs Of
the Utah territDgy line were present-
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Cure fer P1ies,

Piles ara frequently preceded by 9
ssnse Of weight II the back ioins and
lower part q tie abdomen, causing the
patient 20 se he las some aHec-
ton Of the kidneys OF neighb0ring or
gans. At aimes, symptoms Of indiges-
ton are present. datalency. uneesIness
of The stomach, etc. A moisture like
reFsplration, ps0ducing very disagree
able itching, After getting warm, i 3
common attendant. Blind, bleeding
plicesson Of Dr.. BOsaakO's Pile Femeiy.
which acts dfrecelv On fhe perlB affected,
absorbing the sum0ra, eIloyiGg TIE in
teHce itching. and elIsceing . permanent
cure. PFice 50 cants Address The Dr..
Faaenko AedeeEne Co. Fsqua,O. Sold
by Cas- Ryder and J. A. Moors.
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PUBLIC SALE-I Will sell at public
sale at my farm, fourteen miles south
west of Emp0ria at Spring Branch, on
MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1886,
commencing at 10 o'clock q. m. sharp.
the following described properly, to-wit
Nine head of yearllHg steers, 6 yearling
heifers, 50 head of NJ. mich COVE, 20
head of shoats, brood sows, boar, /
span of young work horses, l sSan OF
three-year old horses, 2 three-year old
FLIES, 100 bushels of corn, a quantity Of
hay, lumber wagons, mower, / hay
rake. harrow, sulky pillow, 1 cuItivs-
tor, corn planter and check rover, and
other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS OF SALE: All sums of So 90 OF
under cash; all sums over that amount :
credit of seven months will be given
without interest If paid when due, If mol
so paid, to draw 12 per cent interest
from GATE Five per cent off for cash.
Good bank able paper required. Free
lunch. j. GUTEKUEsT.
L T. PRUYN, AuctioEeer.
GRIEF HUGHES, Clerk.
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rhonsanaa saw ~

Mr.. I. w. Atkins. Girard, Kansas,
writes: 81 never heailate to Recommend
your Electric BitteEs TO my customers.
they give entire satisfaction are
rapid sellers." Electric Bitters are the
purest and best medicine known and
will positively cure kidney and liver
complaints. Purify the hlood and regu.
late the bowels. No family car aff0ri
70 be without them. They Will ave
hundreds of dollars in doctoris biIla
every year. Sold at fifty cents q bottle
oY d. Wheido0. (c)
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Wattsr.on QUE of nanrer

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-Mr. Watterson's
physiciens to day pronounced him ont Of
danger. His mind Is rapidly clearing,
his fever has almost disappeared ana his
appetite Is being restored. Perfect re-
covery will be retarded owing to the
great reduction of the vital forces conse-
quent upon the niger OF his stack, but
he will be strong and well within q
month it il believed.
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Hiram D Maxaeld, formerly of Silvel
Springs, r. l., hiss no doubt about the
wonderful curative powers OF Kidney
Wort. He was SO afflicted with kidney
complaint that he could not stand on hie
feet from pain and weakness. AS socn
a. he commenced using Kidney Wort
he experienced immediate relief and a
once began 70 grow strong and was 20.
Heved of all pain and unpleasantneas.
He says: AT know / have been cure1 By
Kffinev Wort -