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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-02-11
Shave 10 cents, hair cut % cents
At ]. ]. Reeds shop.

Shave 10 cents, hair cut % cents
At J. J. Reeds shop.
Hon. Elias Goddard, eur repre-
sentative, spent last week with bic
family. He gives Q good report Of
things at the capital.
DR.. H. p. Huddleston, formerly
Of this place, but now of Richmond,
indiana, was transsc,ing business
In this place, last week. I"
c. w. Hicks, of Msdlsonvllle, was
In town last Thursday.
w. c. Piatt, Of Louisville, KY
wss In our city last Thursday.
B. W. Weatherly, Of the State
Capitol, wax In town Thursday.
c. A. Nelson, of New York, was
in this city Friday.
y. Webb came over from Knox.
vile Friday.
Miss Fletcher, Of Indianapolis,
Ind, was registered at the Jackson
House, Friday.
Mrs.. Campbell, Of Lyons View,
was in our town last week.
DR.. c. w. Lewis, Of Knoxville,
was among the visitors Friday.
J. L. Com, Louisville, KY, was in
the city Friday.
j.. ]. Hastings and J. e. Pickering
came over from Knoxville Friday
j. P. Griffitts, of Knoxville, was
in town Sunday.
J. H. Rolen came down from
Knoxville last week.
Mr. M. Cope, of Bridgeport, Ohio
was seen on our streets last week.
Lon Kizer, Of Unitia, had business
in the County seat last Wednesday
S. A. Lackey, of Ewing, attended
court last Wednesday.
Oh Is. G. Smith, of Alleghan,
Springs, had business in our towr
last Wednesday.
Quite a number of KnOxville'
citizens were in our town Thursday
among those present we noticed tn,
following: A. G. Atwood, John S
Boyd, Eugene Roberts, d. G. Hoyle
Ben Webb, Harry p. Roberts, ii
M. Greer.
Master Willie Kirk has the ma
laria fever. Nearly all the rest 0
the family are down with the "grip.
The Jackson House has agai
changed hands. c. A. Murphy re
tires and J G. Greer takes his place
The TINES wishes Mr.. Greer sue
cess.
Mr.. Frank Hood formerly of thi
place hut nowof Knoxville, spent
few days with home foiks'the firs
Of the week.
Mr.. Parkins, of Cloyd's Greek
gave this Office a pleasant call Nor
day.
The County Jail caught fire abou
7 o'clock Sunday at the end wher
the prisoners were confined. TIL
timely discovery of the fire doub,
less saved the jail as we'll as tn
prisoners from a roasting.
Nice stock of comic and fame
valentines at Robinson's.
Tobacco and Cigars at Robinson'l
Full line wall papers cheap, a
Robinson's.
On Monday forenoon, Judge Roa
ers announced that after careful
consideration of the case of tn
State VS.. ]. w. Hannum, charge
with murder, that he had decide
to grant a change of venue fror
this to Knox County.
Prof. Gaines Roberts came dow
Monday evening, to visit friend
and the College. 1t is thought b,
some that he will be connecte
with the College again, since Pro
CrawfOrd's death.
Mr.. J. l.. Clark is at home 70
awhile, again.
Charles Pfanze has been con
fined to his home for some tim,
with la grippe.
G. w. Emert leaves this week 70
his home in Tuckaleechee.
!
Mrs. Kittie Golf, of New YOrl
City, arrived at this place Saturda,
evening, to spend a 'month or NOR
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs s
i. Post.
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The Maryille Times
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. II, 1891.
Notice.

3 4 81 Notice, H
All accounts for job work and
advertising will be presented for
payment ut the close of each month.
~ BISHOP & GODDARD.
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- NEW VIDENCE
LODGE, NO. 19s, F. 4 A. NJ.
I'm Maryville, Tenn. Regular
A&A meetings on the first Monday
NHyNA A|.yen,ng in each month. A
NAG1EXI cordial invitation is extend.
NW5GX ed to all sojOurning brethren
WA ANDREW GAMBLE 6ec'y
jNO. A, G DDARD. W. NJ.
MARYVILLE LODGE, No
1874, l. u. D. r. Regular
meeting every Friday eve
~ ming at Lodge room over
TINES Office. Visiting brethren are always wei.
come. JOHN =. BLANKENsHIP, N. g.
X. II. HANNAH, Sec'y.
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CONDENSED TIME TABLE.
(rN ErYDcr N0vExBER "a, 1897
e. r. v. 4 G. main Llno.)
WET BOUND-YHON BRISTOL.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-16
AS You Value Your Life and Health
~ n - lIaa nnIafeai

There IL enc sure way 10 cure sic epiess-
ness, and that is by the use of DIR. Greene's
NervuTa, the great nerve and brain invigorator.
This WONDERFUL remedy is natures own sleep
producer, and is perfectly harmless, being made
from pure vegetable nedicines fresh from the lap
Of Nature. 1t may be given to infants, children,
or the most delicate invalid without fear. Ii
sestbs, calms and quiets the weakened.
irritable and everwrought nerves. pro-
ducing perfect sepsse ard refrs shing.
natural sleep; at he same time 1t builds up
and tones up the shattered ne yes and gives re-
newed life, strepg h, vitality and vigor to the
system. Use it, you who are sleepess.
Re Convinced o. Is Wonderful
Powe-.
can cheerfully recommend DR.. Greenes Ner-
vura as being good remedy for sleeplessntss.
Having been troubled in this way for three years.
and obj-cting seriously to opiates. have used
DIR. Greene's Nervura with great benefit. have
also recommended The Nervura TO many OF my
friends, who have heen much benefited by its use.
MRS. G. ID. HILL,
IL Union st., Concord, N. Fl.
DIR. Gre enc, of "a empie Place, Boston,
Mass, its discoverer is the famous specialist in
the cure Of nervous and chronic diseases. The
dUctor has devoted special attention to the treat
ment of all forms Of chrome diseases through
letter corr espoDdence, and will give by mail his
opinion and advice IN any case free of charge.
The perft ct on of this system renders complete
cure almost assured, as bis success in treatment
by correspondence is wonderful and unequallrd.
RR s6z- Send for symptom blank 10 fH
I've 49, out, or 1Urite Dr. Greene about
your case, and CAREFULLY considered letter, ftiy
explaining your disease and giving yom a perfect
understanding Of all its symptoms will be re-
turned, free Of charge.
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Domestic m MARKETS

BY TelegraDn.l
NEW YORK Feb II, 1891 The Flou, rnarke,
receipts 28. AZ packages :exports 1749:bhls and
bbls.
mills extra at o0@5 rs city mills patents S 10
@5 e5 winter wheat low grades at ) 4564 on
fair to fancy at 'r@5 % patents at 5O9h 90
Minnesota clear s al 80 straights do at 5oG
10 do patents 65@5 65 do rye mixtures
4 1o94 g. superfne at 1893 7h; fine cog
3 40 Southern -four steady and Quiet common 10
@5 25 Rye Flour s firm and dull. Buckwhea'
Flonr at 2 50a2eO Cornmeal steady and dull
WheatIreceipts 24,6oo bush exports 1924
No 2 Red ! rs elev. i2N .aioat,1 lx91 1884
fob No3 Red at % = o4ha; No Northern
at s1@s5c; Western sc@s4c. Barley is duh and
lower: Cer.-receipts $50 bnsn; exnorts o.
e34c. Cat. receipts $4,000 bush; exports a
bush; safes 50 600 bush duh ana unchanged Nos
at 52c do white 52c No at '52s4 @63c; White
do 52s4 a. &c No at sac; White do SEC; Mixed
Western At 81 @s4c; White do at 539e2e; White
State 1920: No Chicago at 8 &c. Coffee
Rio quiet and firm; fair cargoes at 19A@l 91ac
susar--raw dull but firm refined quiet softs I-i8
Ext ra SieasSsc Yellow at Of Il aa sris:
of A a-18o 3 Lice. Mould A 61sc; standard
A 7-16c Confecrioners at e1sc cut loaf and
61ac Cnbes at e1s" Petroleum. steady and
old mess at 2K@l0 % new do at 10 6'd IL 25.
u
tierced beef quiet and steady cut meats fairly
tive and steady: middles dull and unsettled; ard
opened firm and closed weak; Western steam at
'921s hid: city at so refined quiet for CONT
nent vt 6 or % :. A. rs Butter In good de-
mand and firm state garry at 1 "a 25c do crm al
Is 25c, Western dairy at T20 crm 17G27Ha
factory @21c El. in 2s@281ac. Cheese buoy
ant IN good demand; State 991o%c; fancy 1885
@10Mc.
Freir hit. to Liverpool dull and weak; grain p
steam at 219d.
CHICAGO Feb IA 1891 The Flour market is
steady and unclaimed Wheat heavy No Spring
at 94c No 2 Red at 979971ac Uorn is weak and
inactive; No at 504 c. Oars easy and duh No
q, 44szc. Rye active and lower-NO 2 at so.
unchanged Pork at $50 8 s7is. Lard at s So
8 57M. Dry salt meats-shOulders 8 ~ "a 90
short clear sides 4 S0a4Sl.
Receipts-Flonr12, OOa bbls wheat % 600 bush.
corn 600 bush oats 1875 900 bush rye 5000
bush barley 81 o hush
Shipments-Flour 10 100 bbls wheat $4,000
bush. corn "a o. hush. oats 1l3 o bush rye
8. 90 bush barley Is ooh bush
I ncy 60@4 As. Wheat lower; No Q Red ut 96@
9sn c. Corn quiet but lower No 2 ~ 49sl@I c.
9ats are dqll NO 45t@4 .,I rye mo 49,
quiet. Pork, new m So at 1000 rs. Lard 40
q 90. Ir, stated meats shoulders at 6lAs
longs and ribs 4 6h9t 70; shori clear at 475q
2095 25 short clear 8 3o95 35
Receipts 6o A., 90 Sol: wheat 1s s 81 600
oooo bush barley 5000 bush
Shpmepts-Flour. 1 90 bbls wheat 5000
bus corn 10 OMb bush oats OOO bush rye
1000 bush barley 5000 bush
nETkOIT Feb. IA 1891 wheat--No Whit
No 2 a, 4s1a No White 4sc.
Receipts-Flour o bbls wheat $500 bush;
corn zoo bush oats 200U bush.
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be to your liking; ey are Sarticuary attractive and
particularly cheap yet all solid sets that reflect credit
the makers Cheva glass sets still popular, but
season. we want to introduce few of these special
sets, 50 Will, on Monday, offer bargain or two that
should not 1e neglected by intending Chamber Set buy
ers; $25 to $50 gives great choice floor now
Carpets are arriving for spring trade we intend the
coming week to lower the price 1Oc to 5c per yard
all goods of which have only roll less. This
will be big chance for buying Carpet or two and
it's none too early to be thinking about it.
The sidewalks are hardly ready for Baby Carriages
but the Carriages here. Spring styles are lovely
good enough for anyOnes baby and prices will be sat-
isfactOry we are sure.
Portland, Maine.
Isaac c. Atkinson, General Manager.
Branches-Auburn, Bangor, Rockland BiddefOrd, Nor.
way, Gardiner, Waterville, Bath.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-16

Nothing else can equal Johnson's Anocyne
LinimenT for any form OF sore throat. Try II
once.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Money steady-stocks Fairly Firm
but LlfeIess.
Exchange Quiet and steady-RalI-
road Bonds Dull, and Firm.
Quotations OF Staple Products In New
York, tChlcaeo and st. Louis.
Stocks and Bonds .

At New York money Is easy, with no loans. clos
Inc offered at 21s per cent. Prime mercantile pa-
per-6O to 9o-day indorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 3, four months acceiances at 5a5 :,
and good single names with from four e., six
months Ito run at e9s1s per cent Sterling Ex-
change quiet and steady for bankers bills, with
actual business at SO for so-day bills and
1854 for demand; posted rates at s794 80.
Commercial bills at 4 sM5Q4 81. Government
bonds are dull and steady. Railroad bonds dull
and hrm There was more animation in the reg
uldr list In the stok market after IL o. lock and
the hrmness became more pronounced. while
few stocks scored material Improvement. the Sus-
quehanna and Western pfd being most conspitu
Gus, with rise from 371a to 1914. the be price
yet attained Later there was renewal OF the
stagnation and even some reaction the market
closing dun but STEADY generally, at something
better than first prices.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggre
gated 4S, 100 shares
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throh like the strings of tensely Suuns iN
ment swept by the fingers of a madmahY
Then be ICarned in time
Madness star es you in the face.
81 eoressness II simply rapid foao
70 the Inssne asylum.
Won and thousands like you, rush blindly on to
the verge Of insanity, soitenng of the brain, shat
tered nerves, paralysis. idiocy, etc., without
knowing or realizing the fearful consequences.
Men allow care, anxiety, or business troubles
to drive sleep from their eyelids, while women.
with unstrung nerves and excitable tempera-
ments, pass hours upon hours each night In sleep
ess, restless misery.
No greater calamity can befail you than
70 become sleepieas. - eep 10 more nsCes-
sary than fSod, and you must have IL or
face deadly conseqat noes.
What wonder that there are so many shattered
nerves, tired brains and debilitated bodies, when
reconsider the thousands upon thousands who
pass restless or disturbed nights and rise morn
ings feeling ind. scribsbly miserable,
dragged out. scarcely abe TO face the days
work. What wond so many Use mornings from
their beds, where they have lain with weary lids
and sleepless eyes. tossing from side to side, or
simply catchingshort undressing maps filed
with dreams, feeling bea w hcad cd, irritable,
with pale faces, kagsard lsobs, dull and
he avy .ringed eyes. and go about their daily
employment with tired limbs, exhausted
energies, nervless and ambi,ionIess
AS You Value Your Life and Health
Do NOT Use Opiates
1t is nraddest FOLLY to fly to the use Of opium,
morphine or choral. They simply stapefy and
paralyEe the b. ain, and do not produce that natu-
raj and refreshing sleep which the tired and ex-
hausted brain and nerve must have In order to re-
pair the waste OF tissue.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1891-02-16

Judge (bsldheaded)-I half what the Witness
es testify against you is true, your conscience
must be as ack as your hair.
Priso3er-ua mans conscience is regulated
by his hair, then Your honor hasn't got any
conscience at all.-Excbange.
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MALI HELP

ROY WANTED-A bright, honest high school
- boy to work afternoons at light mechanical
employment In a store on Middle street. Address
CITY. l3-I
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Blood VIII Tell.

OF course it wlll-that Is II 1t is good, healthy
blood. 1t will glow in the cheek, and tell the story
OF perfect physical health. If it does not. II the
complexion is devoid of color, the muscles weak
anu 1accid, something is wrong, and something
ought to be done about it at once, for in such
cases delays are dangerous. For torpid liver
"biliousness." and the thousand and one Ills to
which these conditions Of the system lead, there
is no remedy 10 the world equal to DR.. Perce's
Golden Medical Discovery. Boils. plmples, erup-
tions, scroiulous sores, saltrheum, and all kin
bred diseases are cured by it.
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Havana m arket.

HAVANA. Feb. 14.-During the week there
has been falling OF In The demand for Suger.
Those wh'' W shed to buy redn ed offers. Terms
OF buyers were &C epted sp 'riuely. The market
closed quiet.
Muscovado sugars. 85 to 30 degrees polariza-
tion, n hhds. bags and boxes, s. 1874 @s2 31A
s. 6Ssz@ a. 1884 gold ~ qtl., stocks in the ware
houses al Havana ana Ma,anZas, g boxes, 489,
900 bags and 847 hhds receipts from st to the
/ tn. &c. 1000 bags and 485 hhds. exports save
time 5000 bags, of viii $4,000 were to the
United SIaies.
Freights firmer but not quotasly higher
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CHICAGO Feb IA 1891 The Ca tie market
Receipt 2,0no; shipments 10 o. stronger Steers.
"a SIS; heiferss oG3 rs COWS, 250975
Hogs receipts1+ 900 shipmeuts10 q, 900 ;strong /:
rough and common at Sb9S 40 mixsd and pack.
weights 56gs 20; Light IS go.
Sheep Receipts 1000; shipments -; higher
natives oo94 SO Westerns 4oa6 ob Texans
26G4 u; lambs :.
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NIT AND wisDo m.
A Christmas Story.

A Christmas Story.
A poor country congregation found itself badly
in want OF hymn books. The clergyman applied
to a London firm, and asked to be supplied at the
lowest (Church) rates. The firm replied that on
condition the hymn books contained certain al
vertisements the congregation should have them
for nothing. Necessity knows no law, and the
minister soTrowfully complied, thinking to himself
that when the advertisements came they could be
removed ON the leaves The hymn-books ar
rived, and-ioy of jTys-they contained no inter-
leaved adYei tisem-nts. at the thanksgiving SER
vice the good parsoD ioyously gave ont The Christ
mas hymn, anu the congregation sang The first
YER with feryor. When they reached the last
line they found that this was what they had been
singing:
"Hark! the herald angels sing,
B echam's Pills are just the thing;
Peace on earth and mercy mild,
Two for man and one for child"
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PORTLAND & WORCESTER LINE
Portland & Rochester II. II.
STATION FOOT or PRsslE SHEET.

On and after Monday, Oct. l3, ls90
Passenger Trains will Leave fortiandi
Fer ~ eree-ter. Clinton, Aver junction,
Nashua, Windham and Rppink al 1850
For Manchester, Csncsrd, and points North
at 1880 p. m.
For Rsche.ier, spriugvale, Alfred, Water.
bore and SAGE River az $50 .. m., 1850
and $50 y.
Fer Gorhnn at so and 1900 n. M, 1850
500, $50, $40 and "a 90 D. m.
For saccarappa, Cnm be rland N ills, West
brock function and Woodford's at $50
ana ie.oO a. ma, ~. so, 500, $50, 6.20
For Forest Avenue (Deering), GAO p. IN.
The 1880 y. m. train from Portland connects
az Aver Junction with "Hossne runnel
Reute,~ for the West and at Union station,
Wes ce.ter, for Providence and New EOr<s
via HProvidencs Line" for Norwich and
new Work, via Norwich Line" with H0stsa
n Albany * ~ for the West, and with
New KorL all rail, via, sssprtng netd.V
Trains arrive at Portland from Worcester
AZ 4 80 y. us.j from q ochester AT ~.:s5 q m.,
4 so and 5.5O y. M; From GOrham at 0.4O,
SIS and ff.SO a. M, l.3O, Also, $50 and
~ IS p.
saturdays only.
For through Tickets to all points West and
South, apply to s. K. CORDWELL, Ticket Agent,
Portland, Me. D W. PErEFS Supt.
c. J. WIGGIN. Gent Ticket Agent. Ocf7d1
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Foreign N arkets.

lBy Telegraph.1
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Ia 1891 Cotton market
weak and inactive; middliDg at A l5-l6d. sales
1000 bales speculation and export 600 bales, re-
ceipts II % bales.
LIvERPOOL.Fcb. a, 1891. Quotations-win-
ter Wheat rs 61ada7s I'd Spring W tat at 7s@
rs IND California average rs 91ad. Mixed Amer
lean Corn at 6s $40.
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Cotton Markets.


Toy HOfCEfUPHIs
NEW YORK,Feb IA i89l-The Cotton market
is quiet and 1-16c lower sales 245 bales ordinary
uplands at sig; emf ordinary at 1870. mid
dng uplands at 91sc: Gulf do 916c ~
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WESTERN DIVISION

Trains leave Portland. Union staticn) Ter
Be-ten TOO, t8.46 am, s12.40, $50 pm. Hos
m. For scarssrs Reach, PinsPsiai, T.o6,
ehard Beach. SAGE, Biddeferd, zoo,
3. m. KsaSeSaaL7 90. s'15 a. M, is.43, $50,
6.15, 6.15 y. m. Wells Boaeh TOO, S.46 a. M,
ssG % 1.T ZOO az M sfe sse T Sis
2. IN. sOath New Market Juaetioo, ExeIor,
HaverhsiI, Lawresee, sseweIi 100, S.45 a.
Ten. Alton bay, WsIfsers s.45, a. M, i2'40,
$50 p. m Worcester wa Great Falls and
aocse sS 700 M s and S Nss
market, Junetion,) 700 a. M, $50 D. m.
Sunday Trains from Union station.
Fer Bssten and way stations 1885, Ais D. m
Eastern Division from Union station
For Boston at (t2oo a. m. daily 1900 g. IN.
4l.Oo p N. daily 1900 ?; m. Bo..es for
Pert.msuth, Newburypsrs, salem. I.yns
200, 900 a. m, LOO, 800 y, M Aaas-sarT
300 q. m, 500 D. m.
From Commercial Street station
Cape EiixabeIs and seaSSoro dressing,
$50, $40, 1016 a. m, 1885, S26, 4.sO, 6.66 ?.
Grains for Commercial Street Station connect
at ScarbOrO Crossing with trains OF both DlVisons
tConnects with Ran Lines for New York, South
sConnects with Sound Lines for New York.
sWestern Division from North Berwick.
tiWestern Division North Berwick Sundays
only.
All trains arriving and departing from Union
Station run via Western Division Between Scar
borough Crossing and Portland.
Through Tickets TO all points South and West
for sale at Unisn sfatisn, Osnkres. strees
and at Com stroet Station.
las. 7. FURBRR, Vice p. and Gen. Manager,
Boston
". ). FLANDERS, Gen. p. and T. A Boston.
". L. WILLIAMS, Gen. Agt. at Portland:
octl1 DIFF
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
PHIlADElP HlA & READING q. r.,
BAl TIMO3S & OHIO R.R.

All trains vestiOuled from end to end, heated by
steam and lighted by Pntsch gaS.
TINE TABLE NOVEMBER 10, 1890
Leave New Work from loot OF Liberty street,
North River,
For Philadelphia at 4.sO, 7.45. 900, 11.sO a. M,
1.3O, 200, $50, 400, 500. 600, 7.3O y. m,
1918 night; sUNDAYs-1.OO, l1.OO q. m, 200,
500, 500 600 p. IN, I2.15 night.
For Baltimore AMI Washington daily at 8. 10, 130
except sunday a. m.i 200, 8 20, 800 y. m.,
1915 night.
Paelor cars ON DAY trains-Sleepers on night trains
Tickets via this line on sale at ali principal
Railroad ofhces throughout New York ana New
England.
Boston once, 21l Washington street.
dec22 ar
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ITO LET-Two rooms furnished or unfinished,
Il together or single, on High near Cumberland
street. Address l.. A. Press ONCE. 12-1
TO LET-Pleasant sunny rooms. furnished or
Il unfuI Dished, on stcUnd and third floor.
House central and plea4antlv situated. For
further particulars apply to j. +. PROCTOR, No.
% Exchange street. ILL
f1N0 LET-Good furnished rooms to let at 43
MYRf sTREEr, right hand bell. 1O-l
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YOUR MOST DANGEROUS FOE,
what Causes sleepIessness
and How to Prevent 1t.

Are you sleepless? Do
you pass restless
wakeful nlghts2 Do
YOU toss from size to
side. with weary,
heavy eyes and brain
which teens with
thoughts 10 restless
activity - until your
nerves palpitate and
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Thought He Must Be,

Thought He Must Be-
Small Boy-Mamma, was Gen. Washington
blind?
MANN OF course not. Where did you get that
idea?
small Boy-Nurse took ms to tn Old Ladies'
Home today and showed me woman that he
kissed.-New York Weekly.
The safest and best remedy that can be found
for family use is Johnson's Anodyne Lniment.
Judge (baldheaded) III half what the Witness
es testify against you Is true, your conscience
must be as b ack as your hair.
Priso1er-Ifa mans conscience is regulated
by his hair, then Your honor hasn't got any
conscience at all.-Exchange.
Nothing else can equal Johnson's Anocyne
LnimenJ for any form OF sore throat Try it
once.
The Sunday teacher had Just read the
story Of The bringing to life Of the son of the
widow of Main, and then began to ask questions
to see if her scholars had understood what she
had read.
I'm the first place, let me see If any of you can
There was a long silence. Finally small boy
81 know, COS my mothers one. It's a lady
what lakes In washing."-New York Evening Sun
fyou orce TRY Carter's Little Liver Pills.
Tor SICK headache, biliousness or constipation,
you will never be ,huut them They are purely
vegetable; small and easy to take. Don't forget
this.
LOOK here. This piece OF meat don't suit ne.
It's from The back Of the animals neck - said an
Austin man to a German butcher.
'Mine frien all DIR h.at Xo+ o.,, 4. -,
OF dot neck. Dere Vas nOddlug but nor, In frnnt
of dot neck."- Texas Siftings. - -'On'
Fathers buy it, Mothers prize it, and the child.
rem take DIR. BULBS Cough syrup.
"Your only safety is in acting promptly" If Won
suffer pain buy Salvation Oil quick.
"Do you know" observed Mr.. Start the other
morning, "the wives of your friends Chad ~ick,
Gleason and Butterfly are confirmed gabblers;
regular cyclone conyersationalists, yet jolly"
az vcIone consersationalisis Is good" replied
Browne Stout; "ihey remind me OF one OF Shakes
peare's comedies
(which one, pray? -. ,,..,,
Chronicle.
Harsh puYRative remedies are iast
giving way 10 the gentle action and mild enects Oh
Csrter's Little Liver Pills. II you try them' tney
will certainly please you.
Chaperons Philosophy
Mr.. Wiidwest-I suppose it's all right, butt
can't help feeling that this continual preset OF
achaperone is reflection on my character.
ron MISS Two Seasons-0h: nonsense! It's lots
h, vpe iun ms way Out West you are on your
hWu ,,r while here you shift the entirs responsi-
~ as LOT your Conduct upon the chAperons; she'll
" asiseP In noment-Lfe