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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

tse worid. although IN sAo-c. rs viewed
from the shipfx derA. one saw but few
a4ich~ buiidfng-. r~iirs of Mexiean
methods and habits. some small. WOOD
en- structures here ana th~re. and tents.
large and small. dostinx the hgIlxi1es
and beach
Landing on the rocks at Clsrk's
point. . spar of Telegraph nm gfor no
wharf then existed. we szirss.s aIoax
shc CORE rc=ad into the center of the
town. then fairly eunbrzeed witlrn the
space now covered by the few blocks
bordering upon the Plaza ew Porf.-
usouth square. A locality more repl<te
with bussle and excitement than -
then was never existed Gambling and
gamblers were IN full possession Of the
field Tents were crowded with people
surrounding the tables where the Mex
iean game of '-montr- and other 50
called banking games were in fall
blast These were the Arss and
moss Conspicuous features Of the
scene- The mercantile establish
ments were throurezs with men
sitting out for The diwxsaw~- Activity
prevailed everywhere. crea~inn@d usaia-
" by the innam~rzble expeditions and
squads Of men about so depar- for the
mining rcgicnL For aside from the
gambling fraternity and the eompara-
lively few older and wiser - who
saw a safer and more profitable 6~Id OF
operations in the opportunities which
existed for trade and speculation in
san Francisco. the heart of the mul-
titaste was set upon guld-dixwinw. the
making Of n p5ie~-in the psriznrs
% The &=y-=A 9s.sek return ~
the old hone again fnsieet. is may be
safely estimated that ninety-nwr per
cent Of the Forty Sine-s- who bad
then arrived and were still arriving. In
California were animated by this s<nti-
nene For AZ that time the country.
with It's arid and uninvitinx aspect
presented few or M attraction for per-
nanent rssixssucs. Nurh less did IL
then exhibit any Of the evidences of the
resources Of soil and climate which tho
sIt'sequeat forty years Of American
energy and enterprise have Developed
w B Farweli- IN Censary-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS

WoyG CHIN Foo, 4 naturalized China
man OF New York. has been refused a
passport by the state department It
is held that Chinaman eau have no
rights of citizenship under Judge Saw
yer's ruling
IN the case Of Deputy Marshal Glenn
Lee, convicted of carrying a concealed
weapon, Justice Lamar. of the United
States supreme court. has handed down
decision that \ federal deputy mar
shal has no right to the possession Of =
weapon outside Of his jurisdiction, even
when following = suspected criminal
from one state 20 another.
Two freight trains were telescoped
At Audubon park New York. on the
morning of the Is- Nine cars OF cattle
were smashed and the animals killed
A fireman was also killed and several
trzinmen injured
The Missouri Pacific passed its dTvi-
dend rs was expected The financial
statement showed \ heavy dedcit
Hoe cholera S again ravsging South
Dakota
THERE was . disaStro1s wzterspout
AZ Elizabeth. near Mammoth Springs
Ark Cotton and corn were greatly
damaged
By the collapse Of an unfinished tun-
mel at ovada near Genoa. Italy, TWEEN
ty-oue workmen were buried under
debris Seventeen were extricated. but
il was feared that the Others were dead
The cotton piekers' strike eliminated
near Helena. Ark, in the sho@ ting OF
two negroes and the hanging OF nine
Others
A PRAIRIE fire west Of the Missouri
river in North Dakota has burned over
a strip of country 500 miles long and
200 miles wide. destroying everything.
The fire was started By buffalo bone
picker. who found his calling unre-
munerative owing 70 the heavy growth
of grass
Az attempt was made recently TO
wreck Emperor Francis Joseph's train
Two bombs were exploded under the
bridge at Reichenburg. supposed BY
anarchists
ST. ALorsTUs orphan asylum Clnein-
natl. has been destroyed BY IRE
NERVOUS strain so worked upon jay
Gould that he bad it of Mysteries IN
tie recent meeting of the directors OF
.he Missouri Pacific Co. when the divi-
dend was passed
TEE big sidewheel steamer Nortnan
has been stranded at New Haven. Conn
TIE Chrisnan hank. Of Paris III.
has failed
DExxAKx has issued . formal notice
removing the restrictions on American
pork
refuse 10 60 to the Waite Ear.h rSseE 's
ration unless the president visits them
and adjusts al grievances for the past
hnsdrsd years
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
aieened By Telegraph and Man

L.
SITS democrats have na-
noInlnasef Hon William +. Russell for
governor - 40r
COLORADO democrats have norr;,....
Hon Luther NJ Goddard. Of I1.a,sv;II..
for chief justice.
skSsATIoS has been caused bv
article In the wurzbury FranLi~.h..
soiSsblatt- Catholic organ u-,,-.,.;,-
the dlsintegration Of the Germ.r
PHe ana the re-estAbliShment Of the
presidency of the emperor of Austria
. n bRoADT. nominated bv the Ne
oraska democrats for associate i,x,;...
Vi the supreme court. has sen. . Ia.,.-
positively declining to be aca,di5,,a
hs London Times publishes a dis
patcn from Shanghai saving th.. a..
enlnese government will no. be abls -
control the Hunanese troops urless a
nee, Is dispatched 20 the scene Of the
troubles -''e
LIZ NArrS, of Paris. says that therr
mas been a revolutionary agitation !,
several provinces of Brazil and a.,
great uneasiness has been caused the
oy- According to this paper. the ,-oops
nave nntinied in many places
GxoEGE WILLIAM CrErI. b.. ,c,;,
oeen chosen President OF the Civil
Service Reform league.
MICHAEL DAvrrr has left Chicago for
Ireland
SREAF sstouishment was caused
throughout Europe BY the suicide Of
ten Boulauger. which occurred a.
noon on the s0th on the grave Of his
mistress, Nine Bonnemain. at Rruss,I<
The fortunes of the general had for
some time been 1t an ebb and since the
Death OF his companion last July he
had been greatly respondent
HARvET WArTEgsoy. father q. Edi.-
or Watterson. of the Louisville. XIV
Cour1er-Journal, died on the Ist. A
generation ago Harvey watterson was
prominent in political life He SUP
ported Douglas for the presidency aud
sided with the union in the civil war.
THERE was 4 notable gathering Of
lrish-Amerieans n Chicago on the ;st
TO consider the schisn existing in Ire
land
W. FL SxrTE. Of Minnehaha has
been nominated for congress BY the
South Dakota independents
The deliberations Of the Irish confer
ence at Chicago resulted in decision
20 steer clear of the home factions.
motion to support the MeCarthyites
was voted down NJ V. Cannon. Of
Omaha. Neh. was elected president to
succeed Fitzgerald
A TELEGRAM % the New York Herald
says that reported disturbances in Qua
temala are pure fakes
The situation in the Samoan Islands
was. according to last mail adviceS
again uncertain Mataafa. the ex-kiny.
was . disturber and the German Off
eials are not liked
The expulsion of Bishop Dubs from
the German Evangelical church has
been confirmed
BIZ direction of the president. a re-
quest has been sent to the governor
general of Canada, for the postpone
ment OF the reciprocity conference
The reason given for the postponement
IS the continued Illness of Secretary
Blaine.
SIMEON RAY. who has been secretary
of the St Louis GIobe-Democrat COM
pany for the past sixteen years. and
connected with the paper for \ quarter
Of century. is dead
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

FIRE destroyed over two million dol
lars worth Of property at Boston On the
5th-
ISOrange Township. Ohio. the ravages
Of cholera have destroyed over 500 head
Of hogs. and in Van Buren and Marion
townships the disease is also rasing.
The losses in many cases comprise the
entire drove of swine owned by the
farmers
A MOVEMENT is on foot TO buy up all
the rice mills Of the South and throw
them into 4 pool The Standard Oil
Company and English capitalists are
supposed 70 be behind the enterprise
SSow fell At Park Rapids, in the
northern part Of Minnesota. on the 5th-
THE Treasury Department paid out
-. 7o0. 600 on account Of pensions during
the first four days Of October.
Ar Hampstead. l. l., remarkable
case Of continued sleep was brought 70
\ close OF the sth by the death Of Marie
L'Africain- The woman slept eontinG-
ousIy for nine days and six hours
THE amount of money in circulation
on October /. 1891, was 81. .sso.6 -os5, A.
compared With 81. 40s. or. 100 on october
I. 1890 Estimating the population Of
the United States az 64.f41. 600. this
fixes the circulation At ss3.75 per capita
ADyIcEs from Panama say: One hun
drsd and seventy-hve thousand persons
are without shelter on Martinique
Island as the result Of the recent hurri-
cane. A good half Of that number are
absolutely destitute The last news
estimated the loss II %. 0o0. coo francs
SuAs b. HUrcHrSsoS and wife. of
Miami Valley. Cleruont County. Ohio.
are preparing 70 celebrate the sixty
ftth anniversary Of their marriage
They claim 10 be the longest married
living couple in the Miami Valley
NEGOTIATIONS looking 20 al agree
mens upon a reciprocity treaty between
the United States and Mexico are in &C
tive progress in the City Of Mexico be-
tween a special commission appointed
bv the Mexican Governnent and Min
ister Ryan
DrrrxS the month Of September coin
are Of the United States nints was
execused As follows: Gold pieces TO the
punber Of III. 4os and Of the value OF
- 400. sss. 80. silver PIeoes 20 the mum
her Of sl.ssoIs5 and 5, -. 500 minor
.,fns os the value Of sl2a. i2s. making .
total coinage Of IL. s:7, so pieces es the
value ot sS.Tes.eIL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
SAN FRANCISCO IN ,4s.
rhs raiasisi.g Aspect Of tAs cIsy ss TAa,

Time.
Il was afternoon of the sth Of JULY
when We entered the Golden Gate The
hills about the bay were dressed N the
arid garb OF the dry midsummer. Until
Telegraph Hill was rounded no habita-
ton or sign Of civilization was visible
save the dilapidated exrthworixs as Fort
Point and the few erumbling adobe
buildinxx that then constituted the
Presidio.- or old Mexican military post
Aleasrax island now COVERED with
fortiHcations and barracks and crowned
with . lighthouse at its summit. was
then naked and white with the zuauo
Of the myriads Of eormorantS gals
and pelieans that nessed and
hatehed their broods upon Il The hills
Of Contra Costa and the plains af their
feet were rank with Wild oats, and were
the pasture grounds Of herds Of cattle.
Here and there across the broad and
beautiful bay the whitewzshed walls of
an adobe ranch house were visible
Rounding Telegraph hill however.
there was n change Of scene. As the
harbor Of san Francisco opened up -
fore ~ y whole Feet Of vessels Of every
class and description wers seen -
anchor Clearly some kird Of tzliSm4n
wss drawing hisheF The commerce of
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
a CASE or GOOD LUCK
Hes the MaIsr K~s&as~-s the esnnsE<~r~
sf HIs wtf~4

No. A&E @84&H n~-@4.~& e8E N@f<f3SE<1f@
sf Hss wtf~4
DO you lie 20 your wife, asked the
major.
No. sir snapped the eap<ain-
bat you Do - me. ehe~ returned the
major. inereslaIously-
--Kka. do you mean came the inxsI.r-
nant response
Well now. H nan always tod his
wife the truth they wouldn't lire To-
-rthsr two mouths and the psossr LADY
would be uzt>~rzbf> all she tsase- For
instance. bate 10 carry packages
arOund. 80 I systematically forget ts
bay sh~ thEz<s thz, Mr. b tells me N
r~r IL ! told her ! neglected. ss. She
wouid think me brute. 80 curse ths
forgxtfnl clerk Who said he would sen.l
itnp
-->he thinks IL IS ali right. and 20
around the next day and order the ssufr
delivered Occksi0naTly fellow <~sx
out of cue Of these srrzpes IN a very un-
expected way was thinking Of szeh
case when intro<4scesi the szb5eet-
We u~esl to live in Torunfs. and sho~tIy
after we came here my Iitfie boy began
to gee fr~tful and cross. thcuxh he
didn't seem 70 be really III My wife
charged me 20 write 20 certain drug
gisf at Toronto for some kind Of an
herb that she couldn't find here. I
forgot il. and for three we@k~ had q,
abuse that druggist nearly every day
Finally n friend Of Mrs H.. who had
been west. stopped here ON her wav
back to Toronto. and when she gos
ready 10 leave. my wife said:
81 wish you would call ut --s drug
store when you get back and ask him
why he doesn't send the medicine we
ordered Mr. sB- sent him q dollar
three weeks ago.
The lady took down the name Of the
article wanted. and thought I was in
for IT, Three days later. when 7 had
decided to blame the mails. received
the desired package and the same day y
letter from the young lady. saying
~.I called at Mr.. r = rs you request
ed He said he remembered receiving
the dollar perfectly. and had given the
package To his brother TO mail He
was very sorry IL never reached vou.
and promised 90 duplicate the order
Il had TO go out behind the house and
laugh and Mrs. II. said.
Well I had begun 70 believe you
never sent the Ietters
Il never told her that the druggist.
remembrance Of receiving the letter l
never wrote was a mystery. and the
little incident gave her renewed conf
dene< in me I can't explain now how
il happened but think that Toronto
man is either more forgetfai or
more habitual liar than Ian---Detrois
Tribune
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

japanese leather Is made from the
bark of shrub indigenous 20 Japan
IL IS very tough and flexible in its usual
state. but when treated by the natural
process. IL forms \ web of Ieather-liks
consistency The fabric i '-fast-dyed'-
on one side with vegetable colors Of the
most brilliant hues. and IS then stamp
ed or impressed bv some secret process
with = mark that makes II. for aIlpr.e-
teal purposes. indistinguishable from
morocco leather--Shoe and Leather
Review
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

1n Proposition to reduce the term
1l''ary service to two years has
- received with favor by a portion
Sernan press and is known to
as0raoly regarded by the kaiser.
10y vastness and expense of the
Ia military system, however,
- eiaieult IL not impossible, to
.-ss' ne desired change, which woaId
s'eas relief to the people. Some
aifary authorities claim that il
- impair the military vigor of the
-: - while others have a contrary
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

loR sroSE, who has been since
se on the northern border watch
s.nese who seek to smuggle them
:. a'o 'nls country. says the pres
~. n Tor detecting and sending
- the intruders is almost a total
Between PembinA the ex-
eAs'ern point of the Canadian
-. arar Lake Superior and Montana.
~ not dozen inspectors to pa
vast stretch and hundreds of
-. s1seeed in getting across the
- - Bands of Amerie ans and Ca
Pr head 'ilS A' SO mnen
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

4. .aneering News says From
49, s'.1ssies of railway construction
,Usr:,s present it will be seen that
rs;.s sI.@ooing the adverse influences
r- ave been at work during the
suov-. ~ Is a gratifyingiy large
suu,s- new work under way in the
re According To the figures
e.rE mere have been a1s miles of
E,,,.-- 40 In the states of Missouri.
- Arkansas Louisiana. Texas and
d.r -. IriIory, and there are now IN
4 rueelon 1.55I miles, in process
vi -, -0Ss miles. and projected.
ss--1 Prospects of construction,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

Wzx Halle T DrTLoy. NJ d teol-
krsz. sazrhter of Bishop B T. Tanner.
B 10, only the first eolored woman
kssrssc:zn- but the first woman of any
rsz . pass the Alabama state medical
kzz,-iaatiou- It was \ written exam
Ear0u ard an unusually severe one,
rrzvvizg ten days DR.. Dillon. after
rzssizg with high average, now occu-
bies he position Of resident physician
hI he Taskegee. Ala, institute
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

E1LI CArxz- who has been selected
ky d hermann Adler. chief rabbi of
|Ezxzad. % study the Hebrew question
= Rzzzia. Is the author of the powerful
eSsriezl romance on Israel called
-Tss SczpegUa,. which Is now running
= he Illustrated London News Per-
kags 10 living writer. not even Gen
Lev Wallace. Of Ben Hur" fame. has
r1ie 50 close a study of the history
nd home life Of the IsraeIites of old
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
CHAIRMAN FIsLEY has dismissed the

tHAIaNAS FINLEY has dismissed the
olpaalnt of the Chicago. Milwaukee
: : raul road against the Chicago,
= Fa1l L Kansas City. in which the
A''sr was accused of violating its agree
"a; n making rate ss.70 less than
as authorized excursion rate from Des
: so'1es 70 Dubuque on the occasion of
le Erznd encampment last April The
soand Of dismissal IS that the com
A'n'ag company IS not a competitor
- one way traffic between the points
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

He spoke to sad-loosing man AZ the
door as he went out
Did YOU dina In that restaurant
toos
Yes. I've been dining here sir
years
How in the name Of appetite do you
stand IL. Why don't yor go else
where7~
Il can't vey we'll rou see Tn the
proprietor --Philsdelphis Times
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
Tee lack of rye has led to a sinru-

IEx lack of rye has led to a singu-
- novelty in Germany in the way
e bod Bananas are actually being
r. IN place Of bread to the in
rz'es of many charitable institu-
sacS These bananas come from the
eernan colonies. where vast quantities
q truit are being raised and shipped to
teruany. The price is so low that even
ne poorest can indulge in the tropical
'zls which was once the luxury of
wealth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

r~r eEcsaI estimate of the French
k,-.ss for fs9i IS 5.sI9.s scr hectares
{-lsvssed A hectare Is two acres.
-; and thirty-fve percheS This
[-l.sr1:s0a produced sI,s3a.07o hecto-
- gass bushels to the hsctolitrel- !
N -ixess --ain SIS 55s hectares were
Sasse1 prOsiucing 5. s5s. s9s hectolitreS
N re : 80. ia hectares were planted
Sr.svcsux p. ia 81 heetolitres-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

Kentucky constitutional con-
=, closed its iabors recently
= ,Ssourued sine die A singular
!. the close in signing the
-..s,u.iou is the statement that
I. -srx was completed in the ninety
- rear of the states existence.
- n fact It was the hundredth
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

Mate Dr. Burehard IS eonfounded
I - minds with the "Revivalist
- whose eccentrieiries and
l.----~~t;u~ tervor gave him \ wide
- sfsv years ago. II was the lat
q ,aarac.er who i said to have de-
thxr he had huge earbuncles on
I. k.seS caused by the hours be had
=. kaeelinS in prayer foe the coz
kv-sssu Of sinners.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

x.so-rsrroSs looking to agreement
rseiurocity treaty between the
- states and Mexico are in active
IS IN the City Of Mexico between
/ "a commissioner appointed By
wsr;ezu government and United
r. Minister Ryan
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

Rats were used - seatinels by tws
burglars who tried 20 saw their way
out Of the Cleveland jail They SCAT
tered bread-erumhs oukside of their cell
and when the noise Of the saving
brought the wat<hmAn around the rats
gave notice Of his approach by pztte--
ing o. Then the saving suaderly
eeased. and for kts the w1tehman
was anaels 70 lcssts - Eznpisg soaaa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

NEw foEx. Oct S-R G. Dun & Co s
weekly review of trade says In the
business of the country no reaction ap-
pears. nor are there signs of discourage
ment In very many cases farmers
viii realize on their wheat grown thiz
year more than the entire cost Of
their farms Uuseazonable hot wealth
er has for the time retarded some
trades but = change l. already
noticed Il Is also = most eneouraxiax
fact that these favorable conditions
have produced as vet no speeuIatirs
excitement or erzzs Eres as cftsa Ere
pares ths way seF swift sas dls4stroas
resesiens
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

,-xxs from the various agricult-
.1.,r;e,;es show that the total sum
- winter wheat crops of Ger
amount to Is.407,T40 double
against I7.5as,OoT double
L-;..sls last year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

N.z.r customs officer named
oi.es. - been arrested by the
hv,,.s sernnent It IS alleged that
d. arst to gain the eonfdenee
m "eFanenl learn what action IN
q -. ssed % taxa and thea bs.rsy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08
cusRENT COMMENT.

,--xrrrrrOxs against the press have
- again in Mexico and sew
.-.--n,lisss have been thrown into
p aud more viii probably fol-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1891-10-08

|--.rriaVs Is announced of Charles
-. Of Valparaiso. Chilli and
w.uville. the Wisconsin Poetes-
- writer. Mr.. Pope IS busi-
-. and said to be very wealthy.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
FARMERS FOR FREE WOOL.

New York Farmers Are Opposed TO the
Wool Tax-Strong Resolutions Asking For
Free Wool--A Contrast to the Action OF
Ohio's "Polltical shcphcrds"-Thc Part
Played By tho Reform Club
Two expressions of opinion on the
subject Of wool duty have recently been
made by the wool growers which ought
to attract attention by reason of the
sharp contrast which they present on
the question of free wool
The first Of these was by the Ohio
wool growersin meeting ut Columbus
At this meeting Mr. Columbus De]ano
offered certain resolutions, which were
adopted dcnouncing the wool manu-
facturcrs who had expressed the opinion
that modification of the duties on
wool may be expected and that such
modification Is necessary and proper.
This sentiment Of the manufacturers
was denounced as "unjust, unfriendly,
and In violation Of the agreement made
between the manufacturers and pro-
-ducers prior TO the passage of the
Mckinley bill" With this was coupled
the threat once more "thnt the reduction
of duties on wool will secure u reduc-
ton of the duties on the manufactures
of wool, and any effort to secure such
reductiAa will be met by u united eff
fort onthe part OF thewool growers, Free
wool and Zee goods or fair and equal
protection TO each Is the determination
of al wool.growcrs." In his speech
Delnno reiterated this threat, lie
'wanted TO inform the manufacturers
that when the wool.growers go down
the manufacturers monopoly will go
with them"
SO much for the political shepherds"
Of Ohio, In striking contrast with this
action are the resolutions passed about
tho samo time by the Sheep Breeders
and Wool Growers Association Of On
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
sr.rs OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO, .,

Frank j. Cheney makes cath that he is the
senior partner Of the firm Of F. j. Cheney
Il Co., doing business in the City Of Toledo
County and State Or15aid, and that saiG
firm Will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED 0oL-
LARS for each and every case OF Uatarrh
that can not be cured by the use Of Halls
Catarrh Cure FRANK J. CHESET,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this s6th day of Dccenter, ,A.D. loo6,
lsEALI A. GLEASON, Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
ana acts directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Send for testI-
monials, free. F. J. CHENEY q Co., Toledo,O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05
A WOnnn's TnN.

This country spends about $1,000, 900
year for ostrich feathers, California
has six ostrich farms; and to protect
the six owners Of these the women of
the country orc made topOy u duty Of 10
per cent on al feathers that have not
been dyed on finished for use, and u
duty Of so per cent, on such rs have
been thus prepared for use. DO the
women believe in ''protcction' Of that
ldndq
Sharp County record., 1891-03-05

THE complexion becomes clear, the skin
free from eruptiye tendencies the appetite
and digestion improved, aches and pains
cease, the body grows stronger sound sleep
at night habit, and the general health
every way better when DR.. John Bulls Sar-
saparilla is made use of.