Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1894-09-12
NIcoNTINIzED NERVES.
The Tobacco Habit Quickly Broken ami
Nerve Force Restored-A Boon to
Humanity.

The Tobacco Habit Quickly Broken and
Nerve Force Restored-A Boon to
Humanity.
A mum Der of our great and moss
inVeterate tobacco smokers and chew.
trs have quit the use of the filthy
weed The talismanic article tha5
does the work is no-to-tac The re.
FORM was started by Aaron Gerber,
who was confirmed slave for many
years TO the use of tobacco He tried
tried the use of motto bac, and to his
Eroat surprise and delight it curc<.
iim hon. C w. Ashcom. who had
been smoking for sixty wears,
tried motto bac and it cured him
Col Samuel Stoutener. VINO would
cat up tobacco like a COW eats
hay, tried this wonderful remedy, and
tyen Samuel, after all his years o.
slavery, lost the desire. j. C Cobler.
leasing Evans. Frank Dell, George B.
May. c. o. Skillington, Hanson Rob.
lhett, Frank Hersh berger, John Shinn
and others have since tried MOTTO be
and in every case they report, not only
cure OF the tobacco habit, but o
wonderful improvement in their gen.
sral physical and mental conditio,
! all OF which goes to show that the
IT tobacco had been injurious to tn
/ u more ways than one-From Il.
!'ress, Everett, Pa.
Police Captain John T. Stevenson
was Thursday found guilty of bribc-
:aking at New York City and was dis
missed from the force. The verdict
OF guilty was a unanimous one on the
"art OF the Police Commissioners.
The Roumanian Government has do.
cided to issue public works loan OF
S24 100000 in per cent bonds Tho
Dan will be taken up by Berlin syn.
| dictate, which includes the Bleichroer
banking house and the Disconto Ges.
selschaft.
The second trial of Mrs Emily Ben
nett Tor the murder of Annie Weise
began in the district court at Marshall
town, Iowa, Thursday. Contrary to
all expectations o jury was secured
and the int. oduction of testimony
commenced.
While milking a wild and refractory
COW, Mrs. Mahala Martin, an aged
woman, who has lived near Quincy,
III for the last fifty years, was hooked
and knocked down, breaking her
thigh bone in two places and infictinc
injuries which will prove fatal.
The arrest of Peter Deyo, Assistant
Postmaster at Moriah Center. n. Y.
charged with rifiing registered letters.
was reported to the Postoffice DEPART
ment Thursday. The arrest was made
by Postoffice Inspector Coates and
Kyle, and the evidence is considered
complete.
The steamer Saginaw, Captain
Rockwell, brings no news of apv dis.
turbance in Hayti. President Hippo
iyte is said to be mortally i'll, and
when he dies it is thought that a very
uncertain state of affairs will prevail,
and a revolution would be among the
possibilities
Over 1900 cloak makers went on
strike in Brooklyn Saturday against
the task and piece work system. They
want 10-hour day and regular wages.
Secretary Reicher@, of the Garment
Workers Union says that 20, 900 men
and women might stop work in New
York and Brooklyn soon.
Con Rairdon, a coal miner, was in
stantly killed at Donahey's works.
about five miles east of Pittsburr.
Thursday afternoon. He was assist
ing in sinking a new shaft, when
blast exploded prematurely, mang-
ling the upper portion of his body.
Rairdon was "a years old.
The police of Kalooga, capital of the !
Government of that name, ninety-five
miles southwest of Moscow, have dis
covered press that was being used
by the nihilists for the publication of
literature for dissemination through
out the Empire. Many persons have
been arrested on the charge of being
interested in the press.
A quantity of meerschaum, dia-
monds and other precious stones were
seized from George Nicolay, Califor-
man and cabin passenger on the
North German steamship Lain, on
the arrival of tina vessel from Bremen.
In his possession were found twenty
one meerschaum pipes, eleven dia-
monds, five opals and four pears.
It is stated by member of the
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville irst
mortgage bondholders' committee
that foreclosure proceedings will be
Instituted early next week at Peoria
under the Peoria and Evansville di-
vlsional mortgages. The committee
invites deposits of first mortgage
bonds until the foreclosure has been
carried out.
The new car building and repairing
shops of the Missouri Pacific railway
company at Sedalia, Mo-, were opened
on Septemb Der 1st. For the present
only repairing will be done, and for
this reason only twenty-five men were
put to work. Car building will be
commenced before the 1st of the year,
when 200 men will be given employ
A dispatch from Berlin says Prince
Kamashina, nephew of the Japanse
Emperor and Japanese court official,
paid a visit to Krupp's iron works
Saturday, and it is rumored that Jap
an is about to give Krupp's large
order for armament.
Cholera is reported to be raging ter
ribly in Russian Poland. Stopnica,
Miechow, Dzialeszoe and Pinchow are
the chief centers of the disease. The
inhabitants are camping in the woods.
They refuse to obey medical orders
and conceal their sick from the doc
tors.
Thomas WEIGH, Jr.. was arrested at
Clinton. Iowa, charged with the muir
der of lester Johnson at Monmouth,
Iowa last Sunday night. johnson
was struck on the head with club,
from the effects of which he died a
few days later. Suspicion pointed to-
ward WEIGH, as it was known that he