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poison from This FOUL encte matter or2a
1t is from this cause that we have $4,000 spAsoi
matism Neuralgia, Sick Headache in all parts OF The
Bos Carbuncles and all Skin Diseases The blood beco-
unable to supply the tissues with proper nurshmen and
consequently they become deranged and unhealthy the
blood becoming cogged that the impurities burst through
the skin in tho shape OF bois pimpes and skin diseases
Liver complaint Dyspepsia Indigestion, Sour Stomach
Loss of Appetite Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
deranged Digestive Apparatus being still further constantly
dsordered by coming directly in contact with the eete foul
In the bowels Even the lungs effected by Cons
patton causing Lung Trouble and Consumption Premature
Old Age Lack OF Youthful Energy Beauty and Vgo Saow
Complexion and Haggard Caroworn Look all due to
this banefu Con patton Also that tired Slug
gh Feeling causing great indsposton and often much ina
Quoting tho words of DR. EEINEMANN, have the views
OF greatest of this the question
III is Constipation retention of faccs) though often
upuspeced that steals from maiden their freshness
and beauty taking the ustre from their and the
their cheeks causing the weakness peculiar to the
female and giving them the haggard look and
diminished form when they should be the best CT health 1t
is Consa that Is the plunderer which robs the manly
strength and ygor from men, giving them the fretfu ugly
disposition and their lstless and habits"
An extract from QUAIN's DICTIONARY OF MEDICINE
is as follows:
"Coustipation is prominent symptom in diseases of
the stomach liver and heart inducing congestion of the portal
and of the nervous system, well.
''e of Constipation such evidently induce
both the following conditions 1Dryness and hard
the contents of the large intesnes from deficient secret
the intestinal 2lnpared contraction of Il
iutestineo."
rid ourselves of the life destroying Dyspepsia
oursevesof Malaria, Liver Complaint drive
Sick Headache; relieve ourselves of Pnpes and all
greeabe Tassn the Mouth and Objeconal Breath? How
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Ponds Extract for all Hemorrhages and ell
Pain. No preparation is equal to 1t. In the Elk
tract Nature and Science are combined. Genuin-
In bottles with buff wrappers only.
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Sentenced for Life.

Birmingham, Ala, December 1T.-Wiiey Pratt
was convicted OF murder at Centervie today
and sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
He assassinated Sheriff Jones, of Louisiana
several years ago, while the sheriff was at a
depot in Bib county with prisoner whom
he was carrying home on requ1sition papers.
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TnIje md the United States,

VALPARAISO, December 13.-News of the
ratification by the states of the potocol re
latiug to claims were received with pleas
ure in Santiago. 1t is hoped by the govern
will be left to Mi Cleveland. The press of
Valparaiso and Santiago contain bitter
comments on Mr.. Egan's return. They hope
the government will show him scant cour-
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setyoa A1onia Dixey's Clothea.

Cincinnati, Decenber II.-Ine CuFtaln az
the Pike opera house did not roll up until
800 o'clock Friday. Three consta-
hles had attached "Adonis' Dicky.s
clothing while the actor had in
an unlucky moment stepped from ms
the stage without bis garments, and con-
secucntIv there was long wait until the
manager of the theater could be huntc0 MP
and his signature obtained to n redeiiv;s!!a,
bond The attachment was made on M,
of sci 70 owed by the company to Daniel
T!artz proprietor of the Hotel Bar, at
Baitimore. The constables were a; inst
refused admission to the stage, but oa thy at
ening to pass through the audience and
climb over the footlights, they were ad.
lnittcd i'll the regular way. Not stltch OF
Dixey's clothes escaped their clutches.
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Wanted,

A Virginia lady, graduate e..
S. Of a well-known college, desires a
position as teacher in school or family;
will teach music also. State terms. Adj
dress MISS D.,
West Point, Va.
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sistant General Manager Leary are here
engaged in the case.
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Pos1, checks Sro

GOS; CHGeES AI1
not made from
the outside. Pure
blood, an active
liver, good appe-
tito and digestion
--- these are the
things that give
them. And these
are the things that
you get with DR..
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oned cul
That
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TOE TEA is offered to the public specific for
heart disease and govt and rngwor brain fever
and enensv and all long great little
ills that mankind heir to- But it is presented means Of
by the direct OF rendering the
vital forces of the body healthy and active When the sto
ac hale the heart and lungs sound and srong the body
needs no dr1gang of its parts, for il Is from the
healthfnne these functions that the general health
Gods preserve these health them if they sound and
heal them they and neither govt nor brain
which operates directly to remove the causes OF disease
not results such remedy Is EgypiaEa ASes-n-
lsfor sea n is a gift nature herself to that suffering
humanity for which nature the best physician and is only
when through neglect and foolishness of
he fa lis TO cal uon aid until its have been
deed useless v his own fatal and criminal procastnaon
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CONSTIPATION D=FEMED.

SOUND 1DEAs AND FACES. ETorybody knows
that food required for the growth and
ton of our bodies Every day nature REQUIRES supply OF
nourshment to support life The digestive ORGANS extract
erly digestion is good indigestion and Costlpaaion
tenhs of the American people,
digestion, and therefore nutrition is imperfect. Conspn
whole of evils result rendering the victim
less miserable and not half fit for the work duties
stomach it becomes foul offensive and poisonous and requires
prompt from the body With good digestion the
bowels promptly regularly but with
they do not When me bolosls Jaa ana erign1g
of the coYuptdn poisonous tits Gated 90 NsTE
Sir Edwar, Lancaster MD of the Royal College Of Sur
geons Britain clearly shows, in The English Medical
Dictionary neary every form of headache caused d
rectly Indirectly by INDIGESTION and that sick headache is
separated theefro. He shows that thousands suffer
from various forms of ind geson who do not know it,
The celebrated Dr. WURTBURG, OF Berlin defines Con-
SITUATION follows:
"CoNyrIP ATIoN.-Suggish incomplete action in
uating bowels the inability of the lower ne5nes
the avine discharges the urd matter often remaining IN
When this efete and poisonous matter remains in the
LII contact with the SEDr3ACEg. Eik. KgEA RE
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A HORRIBLE SIGHT.
But tie Tcu2hs of Paris Enjoyed the Exeou-
ton Crampton Hear1ily

Paris, December 16.-Eugene Crampton.
the murderer of two men, was guillotined
this morning and the camille that gathered
to sec the execution greately enjoyed tine
spectacle afforded by the miserable coward
~ wretch, as he was literally carried to the
gullotino.
At Z p. M the prison doors swung inward,
and the procession could be seen approach
ing. Champion, who was In the agony of
fear was supported by warders and accom-
panied ~ priest. who as he walked, read
the services for the dying. The grim and
awful red gujllotine doomed up directly
ahead of the little party. 1t was only
few steps from the prison. After walking
rev feet CHAMPION raised his eyes and
saw it. With q terrible shrek he threw
himself backwards and fell to the ground.
All efforts to induce him to rise were fruit
less and he gTovelled on the flagstones beg
gng most piteously for his life. TO per-
son of any sensibility the scene was one of
the deepest horror. but the crowd of rouehs
and abandoned women took the keenest de
light i'll witnessing the abject fear and lis
tenlng to the frantic appeals of the muir
derer. 1t became necessary for the eXecu-
toners assistants TO lift Champion to his
feet, but even then he hung limp In their
arms, and they were compelled to carry him
to the guillotine. While some of the assist
ants supported him others quickly bound
him and threw him against the bascule.
Even then he did not cease his struggles.
his tOHtoGLOuS were tcIFlDle UuL lueS ulu
not last long.
The bascule was dropped into place and
the assistants showed it forward until
Champions neck rested in the lunette.
Then Monsieur de Paris" attired, as u.s.
ual, in q conventional frock coat, and silk
hat, touched the spring holding the knife.
Silently and like Il streak of light the blade
fell and Crampton's head dropped into the
open basket awaiting ID.
The execution was the most horrible one
that has been witnessed in Paris in many
years. The crowd highly pleased with the
entertainment the state had afforded them,
dispersed, laughing and joking with each
other.
Champion was an old offender against the
law On the night Of March :}rd, last, he,
in company with two accomplices, vent TO
billiard room of the wine shop In the Rue
st. Denis. They broke into an adjoining
room and were plundering it when the land
lady of the place entered and surprised
them. The woman gave signal OF the
presence of thieves and a number of men
followed and were gaining when CHAMPION
turned and shot two. wounding the third.
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EGYPTIAN REGULATOR TEA

absolute and Indigestion,
spaton and all Diseases arising therefron is pur
Eatve. 1t simply acts manner which
regulate the Liver and Boe and all the digestive organs by
restoring them to strong health 1t purely vegetable
contains opiates narcotics; but merely nsii0 yet
thorough agent causing tie to perform their
functions in healthy ]tacs the
nutrtive system causing thoroughly
1.-The importance having the Digestive Organs and
Nutrve System in perfectly healthy and easily working
condition. well the Organs of Circulation
cannot be estimated. "-EoW!e,
TO sum up concisey possible the properties
simple combination OF rOots, and leaves which
composition this Tea 1sTop prevent
Indigestion 2dTo evacuate the pces
helargc intesnes and hwart peristc action Sd To
the walls of the bowels and thus prevent REORGANIZATION
fnces and the products of their decomposition increase the
flow of intestinal and thus guard against further Con-
etipation 4tho thoroughly cleanse every organ
in the body, and put them il purely healthy condition
We do not claim that this remedy will perorm miracles,
but do claim it be depended to accomplish quicker
and better results and preventing
medicine II guaranteed
Of the disorders named and put TIE system
dition insure against further attacks Constipation
eradicate all impurities whom directions followed
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There are probably more people
suffering from Nervous Debility
than from Gny other one disease.
over-wo-k, worry, dissipation,
etc, etc, are the general first
and cure by putting ali tne organs
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healthy condition. Ono trial viii
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onS d ssTiGss CAUSE af the ss
tn become more or less spectacle society,"
but what is far more serious it affection which prcds
poses the sufferer Heart Troubles Paralysis Rheumatism
dou etc. All Iaammoto'y Diseases The reason for this
is that fatty particles not healthy The flesh, which
be solid muscle and tissue is fabby and contains an
immense amount of water Ahere Is lack OF req nood
selt OF this COMPETENCY much less liable in
epidemic than BEFORE ana also insured against
81 IinfiaumatOrY diseases.
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Chapman Graduates,

The Chapman public schools had
graduating exercises in the assembly
hall OF the county high school last
evening. There we're fourteen grad
yates who received diplomas of admis-
sion to the county high school as
follows; Asa Rexroat, Curtis NJ.
Lowry, John L. Sheeran, William II.
Dunlavy, Frank e, Kempener, Andrew
J. McCaffrey, Maude V. 10y, Dora d.
Pierce, Elsie +. Lowry, Celia T. Erwin,
Clara A. Graham, Maggie E. Erwin,
orah W. Bennett, Nellie b. McCor.
mick. DIR. Gum made the presentation
address. Principal McMlllen has
taught successful school.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Navarro Nuggets.

special REFLECTOR Correspondence.
NAVARRO, May l2,-The River
Brethren love feast was very well
attended saturday, but Sundays rain
interfered with the second days meet.
ing.
Oats and wheat are growing nicely,
but corn is not doing well. What
there is up is not growing and some
has washed out and will be replanted
when the ground will permit. Grass
grows very slowly and it is hard work
for cattle to get enough 20 sustain
them.
The prospect for fruit is almost as
good as last year. RaspberIes and a
few OF the best varieties of plums do
not promise as abundant yield as
last year.
Hiram Hoffman came down from
Chapman and spent Saturday with his
parents.
-Four horses are required to haul
some Of the loads of milk that are
delivered AT Belle Springs creamery.
Mart Hoffman and Win Meredith
captured nine young coyotes Monday
and thought 1t pretty good days
work.
blanche Maughermer returned from
Salina where she has been attending
school and spent a couple of days with
her parents,
Il. Engle shot large coon In the
hedge near his home. 1t is quite
unusual for them TO get 80 far from the
timber.
Thos. lsitt has been doing some road
work and the heavy rains follow
ing before they became packed have
made them worse than before.
james Blagg has taken George Nc
Carney's north milk route aud will do
the hauling this summer,
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1t Will Be a Leader.

Ierlngton is TO have a new mercan.
tile establishment that will be q
hummer and will give our friends Of
that city business house to be proud
Of. The IleIington Clothing, Boot &
Shoe Co., will have a central location
in the postonlce store and one of the
largest stocks In the county. 1t will
include the entire T. O. Il. G. II. stock
Of this city as well as large additions
and will be in charge Of Henry ID. Nc.
Master Of this city as manager. MIR,
McMaster is a first class man for the
place, thoroughly understanding his
business and well liked by all. Her.
ington will find the new store "A bargain
giver that is up with the times and
please every customer. The "torch"
stock is being shipped today.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
A Son Killed.

Last evenings REFLECTOR contain
ed in its account of the Big Four wreck
the names Of the killed and prominent
among them was that Of VIM. Higgs,
the engineer who stuck 80 bravely to
his post. lie was a brother OF Ii. Il.
lliRgs, living west Of town. His
mother, Mrs. W. IL. Higgs, was visit
ing the son here and was nearly heart
broken when she learned of the awful
death of her other boy. He had been
on the road for years and was one of
the most trusted employees Of the sys.
tenn. There was new time card on the
road and it is supposed that Mr.. Higgs,
engineer Of thelfreight train, had for.
gotten 1t or else that he could not con-
troll his engine. AT any rate his heavy
freight train crushed at full speed into
the express also running fast and Eve
lives were lost including both engin.
GERS. Mrs. Iliggs and II. T. Higgs
left for Indianapolis last night to be
present at the funeral,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
PLENTY OF WATER.
The Rains Have Not Entirely Abated
in Kansas,

The river and creeks continue high
although no serious damage outside Of
overnowed fields has resulted. Rains
have fallen around us today and the
indications are for more at this point.
The weather service says Of the past
week: In all parts Of the state the
grounds full Of moisture and the
streams full Of water. In the south
west, west aud south Of Barton where
the want Of rain was being felt, the
timely rains Of this week are proving
very beneficial and the ground which
had become more or less cracked
through the extended insuniciency, is
now full Of moisture, while cloudy
weather prevents It's being baked.
The wheat is in splendid condition
in all counties except the north central
where the very wet and cloudy weather
OF the past several weeks is proving too
much for 1t, and II is turning yellow
at the roots In spots; 1t is heading in
the southern counties, especially In
Harper, Barber and Sumner. Corn is
being cultivated In the southern coun-
ties and is ready for cultivation in the
central when the ground will permit;
It is not all planted yet in the northern
owing to the extended wet spell.
Grass and pastures are now in good
condition in the central and southern
counties, but very backward yet In the
northern. The blooming apple trees in
all parts Of the state promise an abun.
dant crop Of that fruit, but the peach
trees still indicate shortage in their
special line.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
X, Of P, Memorial Day,

During the past few years there has
been a movement pending in the X. of
p. lodge to arrange matters in such
way as to enable the Uniform Rank to
turn out on Memorial day In full
uniform to participate in professions
and exercises of the day.
The matter has been adjusted with
eminent satisfaction to all branches of
the order by the grand lodge declaring
that May 30th of each year shall be
maintained and observed as Memorial
day by the Uniform Rank knights of
Pythias. This, of course, combines
their observance of the day, in ma.
jority of cases, with the G.. A. Il. exer-
cises. 1t will add greatly to the usual
professions to see gala uniforms of the
knights mingling with tie insignia
and relics of war and conquest in pay
ing tribute TO honored and revered
dead. Abilene's Uniform Rank will
doubtless take part in the exercises of
May 3Oth.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
Attention. Comrades.

On Sunday, May Goth, the &. A. II.
comrades will assemble at the court
house at l:S0p. IN. and march to the
opera house where memorial services
will be held in remem brance of our
fallen comrades, service to begin
promptly at 2:30.
On Monday, the 80th, comrades and
all Others who can contribute flowers
will assemble at the court house during
the forenoon and be ready to march to
the city cemetery promptly at 1890.
The line OF march will then be taken to
the place of speaking, where Hon. Ira
q. Buick will deliver the Grafton.
COMMITTEES,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
OFFICIAL ORDERS.
The W. R. O. Warned Against the
Fraudulent Solicitors.

Fraudulent Solicitors.
The department president of the
W. Il. c., Mes. o. l.. Moore, has
issued orders No. 3 to the department
of Kansas. 1t appoints long list of
aides among which appear the follow
ing from this county: Mrs, Maryette
Matteson, Abilene; Mrs. Lena Brad
shaw, Hope; Mrs. Mary M. Nail,
Abilene; Mrs. Jane A. Beam, Herring
ton; Mrs. Margaret b. Baird, solomon.
The department is warned against
contributing funds to Miss l.. A.
Mints who pretends to be collecting
for memorial college at Ellsworth.
The only G.. A. Il. memorial college
recognized by the w. II. G. or G, A. II,
Is the one at Oberlin.
Words of sy mpathy are expressed for
the members of the department who
lost property or life in the Towanda
cyclone and contributions are recon-
mended.
The remainder OF the order relates
to organization business.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
WORLDS FAIR CITY.
Getting There by a Tiresome and
Watery Ride.

spocial RFPLRo on Correspondence.
CucAoo. Nav 19-It waa nearly
noon TODAY when we arrived in this
oity. having been dslaved somewhat nv
the high waters which prevail through.
ont the MlsaissippI valley. II was
fortunate that we took the @. A. A. tas
I understand II ia the only Kansas CITY
road that ia able to nut a train into
Chicago ON the day advertised in these
flood tImea. I'm some reapects tho trim
was ENJOYABLE. At least there WAS a
novelty about IL that hangs To me and
I do not believe can ever forget IL.
Notwithstanding we came through the
flooded district in the night vet IL was
moonlight. the storm having abated.
and wa saw IL ali. One seldom sleeps
much the frat night in n Pullman. 40
lay hour after hour watchinp the moon.
kissed waves as they seemed 10 float
away "in serial sbimmers and shades ~
For miles the railway was anparentlv
on the surface Of the sea and the effect
on the traveller ia not different from a
VOYAGE. The beautv Of IL made one
forget the awfulness. But now and
than N hal, .,hraroad farm ho,sa
would tell the atorv Of the deaolation
that the angry waters had brought to
some homes. As we passed through
the larger towns and caught glimpsea
Of antique and ornamental roofs from
our pillows we were thankful that some
had been spared but Az we raised on
our elbows TO get look at what we
knew must be we'll kept lawns, alas,
we saw only the reflection of heavenly
galaxles. Every yard was a marsh
and the streams had "lapfuls of stars
and dreams"
Before leaving home my greatest
pleasure was In the anticipation of
being near water once more, 1 have
had enough already and feel now as
though [ never wanted 10 see any
again. surely shall not until return
TO that state whose "arid plains and no,
winds" are much more dear to me
than the "watery wastes of sucker.
dom,n
This afternoon we visited the
Worlds Fair grounds and truly the
story hath not half been told. II
battles description. One max read and
read all that has been written about II
and what comprehension has he of a
building containing forty. four acresl
Il ia over n mile and n onarter around
it. mention simply this one for IL is
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-05-19
A Legislative Endorsement.

A law was passed last winter in
Minnesota affecting the sale Of alum
baking powders, The interest excited
by the bill when proposed led to long
and thorough investigation by a legis.
lative committee of the qualities of all
the baking powders sold in that state,
with the result that the Royal was
shown by very positive evidence from
the state chemist, DR.. Drew, and
others, to be the purest, strongest and
in all respects the best baking powder
In the market.