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The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
The Complexion o, a chInc.e

Is not ycllowei than that of an unfortunate indi-
vidual whose liver complaint has assumed the
chronic form yhe eyceas OF the sufferer assume
saffron hue, there Is dull pain In the region OF
the organ affected, the tongue is coated breath
sour, sick headaches usually but not always oc-
cur and there is sometimes dizziness on arising
from sitting posture. Constipation and dys-
pepsia arc also attendants OF this very common
ailment always in Its aggravated FORM liable to
breed Assesses OF the liver, which very dan
gcrous. llostetter's Stomach Blttcrs wholly Grad
icatcs it, ms well as the troubles complicated with
Ii and which 1t originates. In chills and fever, n
complaint which always yields 10 TIE Biiters. the
liveris seriously involved, This fine alternative
rheumatic, nervous and kidney trouble and de-
bi,ity
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A STRANGE PART.
ID Acter's Experience - tho Hind fess
Of ft0psyty Elephant


"One OF my stranyest and most un-
comfortable experiences. sir wss be-
.ng the hind legs Of an elephant"
Iays an actor In Cassell's journal
"l'd gone out to Australia. like many
1thor young fellows do. or rather did
) few years ago, with the fixed idea
of making my fortune. Needless to
remark. failed dismally. and soon
loss the little money did possess
had been well educated. and tried
one thing after another, with tho in
variable result that every market
seomed overstocked. As last re-
10 try and get job At one was
successful. bctng told that 'one Of tho
,haps wa, i'll. and the boss In a roar
.ng temper made my way round.
and arrived in time to hear the afore-
iaid boss remark somewhat loudly
and In scarcely polite language;
"'What does the "hind legs" mean
by being iii? His business is to be
"hind legs" and n he doesn't turn
up tGt,igh. he won't have another
job in my theatcn' / rather timidly
approached and asked II J could,
perhaps. supply the missing =, ..an :
place. Wei, young man, If you'll
come and be hind ICES" Of an ele-
phant, you can; II not, clear out; tbe
pays ten bob q week. The outlook
was hot cheering. but was too hum
cry to be proud. 60 ] answered that
had M knowledge Of the duties OF
hind legs out ] would do my best.
and hoped that q fe~ rehearsais
7ould perfect me. followed tho
front logs, vho had been q witness
OF this interview, and was quickly
set to work. First had to pa: on a
pair OF large, loose, dirty brown
| looking trousers. with the card board
feet attached. These were kept on
by straps over my shoulders.
'.fhe front iogs' attired himself
in q similar garment 1herG We both
stopped down to about half our
height. and a large, dirty brown
covering was drawn over us TO form
the body, to which the head, etc,
were attached. The cord working
the trunk was given .ute front
legs keeping, while ! was acootT-
nSdated with that appended to the
tail. At first " was mos. difficult to
arrange our strides Properly, and
We commenced by the front legs
making up his mind to take a walk
Ing tour by himself, poor mind legs
descending into little jogtrot gal
lop to keep anywhere near Then
we found the positions reversed, and
l was told TO stop tripping up them
front legs At last we were fairly
perfect, and were released with ach-
ing heads and stiff backs till the
evening performance.
II was naturally pretty punctual
for the first time. but when the cry,
the stage waits for the elephant
was heard no front legs were there.
Tho manager was furious and the
audience impatient, when at last my
other half was discovered in the bar
only getting drink He was
promptly hauled along, but the walk
Of the elephant was decidedly curt
Gus during the evening. However I,
we managed to get along somehow.
but l wasn't sorry when my week
came to an end, and. taking into
consideration the discomforts oil
head and back ache. the decidedly
unclean condition OF the skin and
the long hours spent in rehearsals and
performances, don't think I ever
took more hardly-earned ten shil.
lings,"
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His Record.

A man who died recently In Berlin. at the
age of 10, left the following record, which he
began when Is years old and continued for
'fty-two years. Tho book, filled with meth
odical entries, shows that In these fifty-two
years this man had smoked Cos, 7l5 cigars, OF
which he had received 43,692 ms presents.
while for the remaining 5S5,02l he had paid
Sl0,443 In flfty-two years, according TO his
boo keeping, he had drunk 2S, lS6 glasses OF
beer and SO, ,Osl glasses of spirits, for all of
which he spent 1880. The diary closes with
these words II have tried all things; have
seen many; l have accomplished nothing"
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that might be called oba,ine. 70 varied
and dellcntcly shaded were Its tintss
was trimmed with black moire ribbon
and chiffon changeablc like the gown,
with revers of old lace. The entire
waist t9as OF the chiffon, gathered to a
belt Still another gown ras Of psle-
blue tissue, draped on tho hips and
plated full in front. The collar was
of Whit satin, edged with exquisite
open patterned and wired jet passc-
menterie. The secret OF rpsking =
gown from pictured models is to take
here n little and there little, com
bining all tremendously; for gowns,
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ZIG BUS. Bins OATS IRON ONE nus.

This remarkable almost unheard-of,
yield was reported to John A. Saizer
Seed Co, In Crosse. Wis, by Frank
Winter of Montana, who planted one
bushcl of Great Northern Onts' eare-
fully titled and irrigated same and be-
lieves that in 1894 he can grow from
one bus. of Great Northern Oats three
hundred bushels. Its "A wonderful oat.
CORN OVER l fOoT LoSG.
Salzer illustrates in colored plate a
new early corn, giant of its kind and
offers $500 in gold for the largest ear
in 1894. In addition to this early Giant
corn, which yielded in 1893 no bushels
per acre, he has over twenty other pro-
life field corns He has the best fodder
corn in the world He is the largest
grower of farm seeds, as oats, barley
wheat, miHet, potatoes, etc, in Amer
lea. Fifty kinds of grasses and clovers
IL Iou WiII cut Thus cut and send IL
With l5c 10 the John A. Snlzer Seed Co. La
Crosse, Wis, you will receive 4 large package
of above Giant corn and his mammoth chta-
.ogue, or for Sc you get n sample OF above
oats and catalogue.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

guage OF the day And. indeed, A,S.yv
York is following the l6hsi-ecog"iaed
authority in modish matters very
closely, and the day may come when
the American metropolis shall wicld
The sccpter in originality in dress, as it
now -be:irs tie palni for tie, most
artistic ndaptabil:ty and REALIZATION OF
the Partisan ideas. New York Women
are the best-dresscd women in the
world, according to many authorities,
because of theirmorc delicate and con-
servative taste. The Partisan woman
wears the novelty in all its crudencss
The New York woman modifies it and
betters 1t every time. And 1t has be-
come quite the custom for modistes in
Gotham, following the Parisian idea,
to be eager purchasers of first night
seats whcnevcra d new society play is to
be given ut one OF our leading theaters,
because here, as in Paris, the newest
and most artistic dress ideas are sure
to have their possibilities realized by
the women behind the footlights, whose
one aim in life is to have gowns that
are not stacy, but might be worn in
any drawing room in the town.
Childrcn's dresses always occupy n
large space in the fashion chronicle,
and rightly, because more dresses for
little girls are made in the house under
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should lie no,h Clean and Cozv.

: 1T is all very well for hygienic beings
to talk about the beauty of bedrooms
! with bare floors, no draperies cane
chairs, and iron bedsteads. 1t is de-
lightful to hear their enthusiastic ut
tcranccs on the absence of microbes
and the destruction of germs, But the
woman whose bedroom is also her sit
ting-room and dressing-room finds it
impossible to share their delight She
isn't fond of bacteria, of course, but
neither does she care to pass her wax
ing hours in II barn-lilie place. For
her-and her name is lcgion-a com
promise must he arranged,
The floor may be stained or painted
and then covered with a rug. This
rug can be taken up oncc n fortnight
or so and shaken in the open air. Not
many microbes will lurli in it under
these circumstances, and at the same
time the woman who lives in the room
will have impaired the air of coziness,
which is second only to cleanliness in
most cstimations. The brass or iron
bedstcad is the one which she will pre-
fer from both hygienic and artistic
points of view.
She should have n couch, but it need
not be the upholstered affair dreaded
by advocates of cleanliness. ltmay be
of willow. which is warranted not to
Eurbor germs, and it should be covered
with cushions. These may be taken
out and aired as often as their owner
wishes
One easy chnir is n necessity also.
Eut If the upholstery bugbear again
confronts her let her convert n steamer
chair into thing of luxury by throw
ing over tia lambs wool rug and
putting a couple Of cushions against
! its back.
| A little desk with a shelf for books
and another for bric-a-brac, some
swinging book shelves a screen to put
before the never beautiful washstand,
u straight-bnclscd chair before the
aesls, and n dressing table will complete
tho furnishings OF III, room
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This IS our Sleeping Gar Rate on ti,s
JhiIIips-Eocs Islsni Tours: Excursiuns
IRON Chicago to Los Angeles Or San Fran.
cisco, via the Scenic Route AMI Ogden.
You crn so with Phillips the hest of all
Bxcrrsiou Managers for he has rnrh .rty
accompanied i,g special sgeHt who ko. g
the efitire tr!p wif1 patrons These per
sonnlly coffneted lxcGr,ipnr leave Chica-
70 twice week ,'Eegiuy cpd Thurs lay.
We have nl-o n dailr tourist caf service,
via Or Southern Route, thruugb tho beau
tiful Indih.! Torrityry and Fl Worth to
10. ANGELES ur,,i San FGnrcisco The
Tourist car rn.e Yid teis route the same
Apply nt Rock Island ticket office, I0i
Clark Street JNO SE6AsTIAN, G. p. a. g.,
G. H. l. & p E'y, Chirnso
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Of us is In very good shape TO have our
pictures taken. Last nights discus
ki5n was d rather hnsociabie affsir.
and am bound to Say ] Am glad my
wife isn't here. She might. know me
by my clothes. but that is, ,the only
way; j feel the disgrace Of the aSrir;
and give you my word as q man VINO
expects to be sheriff. that the next
argument will be with guns and in an
honorable way"
AZ thi. moment the stand came down
with d crash. and at the same time tho
lights were extinguished. There were
sounds OF scuffie. the clatter of horses
feet, and then u rush for the stand.
When the lamps were lighted, the
mayor WAS gone.
"Kidnaped! by the eternal!" shouted
jerky.
What do you meanY' asked.
"They Have stolen our candidate;"
repeated Jerky, 'and we will have to
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wings cape lHiS IL iiHeu WITH thc
red in satin and has black passemen-
terie finish.
A pretty gown recently worn by n
girl of IA was of yellow crepon
with n silk polka dot. The skirt of
one length in the back had n yoke
front, to which the lower part was
shirred, beneath trimming CT golden
brown velvet, A dress of golden brown
cashmere for girl of 10 or 1e had n
trimming of sapphire-shadcd velvet
and ruf}lcs of the cashmere, with belt
of the velvet tied on one side. While
or the tiny mud of or the Thanlss-
giving gown was made of rose pink
crcpon, the fitted rcvcrs f'ared, hut not
gathered. and trimmed with hnlf-incli
,.atin ribbon edged on each edge with
black velvet. The trimming crosses
the little straight waist lot, Mt the
front and back. and has lclt will,
roscttes on each side of the ievcis and
of the belt mace of llacls velvet.
Another gown WAS OF ivory-whitc c
satin, with decoration of black vel
vet and old lace arranged in particu-
! )lariy bee, iniae fashion for l..cies not
quite us tail Nj they cei.d visa TO bo
Another gown Of c:,anseatlu moire
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

We offer Oac hanuicd Dulars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured By
Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transactions
and financially able 10 carry out any obligk
ton made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
o. WALpISe, kINNAN & MARvIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, q.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price t5c. per bottle.
Sold by all pt''-.T's's Testimonials free.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
De,.ct,nx Fraud.

A simple but effective practice is in
vogue in Germany for determining,
without the aid of a chemist, whether
u fabric of silk or wool is free from
admixturc of cotton fibcrs, of fax,
china grass, or other vegetable con-
stituents- A piece of the stuff to be
examined, say about three inches
square, is, after careful cleaning,
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Til. ncxcsr Wa. Cool.

A carriage stops at tho door of {
large dry goods store, the occupant
alights, goes into the store and asks
for charity.
How" exclaims the storekeepcr.
"you actually go begging in car
riagcrn
why not'" is the cool reply. MY
need is urgent and l cannot afford tt
waste any time in satisfying it,
Pnris Figaro.
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he IOIl tlls Iruth.

"Bliggets has sold his horse foi
$3.50.
"ls that SOP Why, he told me tha'
he loved that animal as much MS he
did any member of his own family
and here he has let him go for tha,
small amount"
Still, that doesn't disprove what
he said. l believe Bliggets would be
willing to part with any member OF
his family for even less amount
than that"
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

People overlooked tic smportance Of prrfnn-
ncntiy beneficial Effects and were fail 'te3
with transient action, but nJr shnt It Il gen
praily known that syrup al Figs sill p-tma-
nenliy cure hnbiiual cDnslipntiou, Scll-in-
forifea people VIII not hay other lsHHsse-'
which ac: for d time bat finally inlits til"
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~~-.-
comprehend it. Mr.. Smith is too well
known in this county to make it neces-
sary to detail his numerous qualifica-
tions; suffice it to say, he is the right
man for the place. Turn out and
hear the question discussed in his
mastery why.'
The above notice, tastefully dis
played, occupied all the space on the
first page CT the Senator, the local pa
per.
Saturday noon found Smith, Jerlsy
and myself in the town of Red Rock.
The first things to attract our nttcn-
tion were number of flaming posters,
setting forth that one Riley Holt would
reply to Smith, and demonstrate the
fact that Smith was not the man the
people wanted for sheriff.
The stand had been erected in the
center of the town, and within easy
distance of large saloon. A big
crowd had gathered to hear the dis
cussion, and were yelling Justify for
Smith and Holt just before those two
worthless mounted the stand.
James r. Smith was the first speaker.
"Gentlemen," he said. ~ will first
call your attention to the subject of
free and unlimited coinage at n ratio of
sixteen to one. Now every man, woman
and child knows that we need free
coinage in our business. The halls of
congress are filed with cries for it, and
congressman are wrestling with the
mighty fact to-day. The reason we
want free coinage is-is-because we
want 1t, and that is the reason we will
have it. The reason why we want it
unlimited, is because VIC want coin.
The reason why we want it sixteen to
one, is because every man present
needs sixteen silver dollars where he
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

The attention of our refders Is called to the
cdvrrti.ement Of Geo J. Spesr, the veteran
Greeley nurseryman. Orders may be sent
Mr. spear by mall with safety and wiih the
assurance that equally good results VIII ee oo-
ta,ned as By pereonal visit.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
Fact. worth Knuwlnx.

In all diseases Of the nasal mucous mem
hraue the remedy used must be non-irritating.
Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished
with douches, snufts or powders, because
they nre all Irritating, do not reach the af-
fcctcd surfaces and should be abandoned as
failures. multitude Of persons who had for
years borne all the worry and pain that ca
tarrh can fnfiict testify TO radical and perma-
ncnt cures wrought By Ely's Cream Balm.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
New York Fashion Letter.

N PARIS, THAT
Mecca of the mod
ish, that paradise
of the fashionable.
the stage sets the
style in correct
and artistic dress,
as it is the final
hrbiter in nice
points OF social
etiquette and the
Interpreter Of the
best spoken Ian
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

For. sare.-hn u Medium o. $, Gordon
Press IN good -uunirE order. VIII take In
trade Wa.hirgtor Hand Press. II. W. HI
delraua l3as lyti' inject, Denver
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

.if:rson's Magic Curb salSe.
Warranted to care, or monsJ fseah Aoi. A-a
your druggist for Il. Srice 10 c.ntS
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

.BRowy's RRnsrHisr TRocnrs' are eH-
-,Ilsnt for tho relief Of noarscGcss or Sore
Thro1. They ar, exceedingly effective. -
GIra,tian ;rrr'd. LJmiOn, EGg.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

somc one is= said that white We cannot
control our circumstances yet we can con-
troll what we shall DC unLcr the eircum-
stances.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

The little girl who wrote o" ne. cNatiilna-
tion iirpers, The Interior OIL airl.h ie p.. Ill
cipally used for purposes oil e&p'oi ''''ur
xiset ihan she tiluaght.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

sh.,nn'. Consumption trve
Is rf, , a guarantee II cures lrcipiHnt t"rNsfntS
Ion i, J.. the u.ss Cough Cure 1cts sSets- y hiA
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
/ RURAL CAMPAIGN
HOW II IS conDGcrED in +AE
TOWN OF RED ROCK
n. 1,ih. for ,h. ono. OF sheriff
issds to Highly sensational RE-
ssits-5ou.sailsn at smith City-car-
rent Hamer. cr
g HE HON. JAMES

HE HON. JAMES
h. Smith, mayor
b 4 the city o I
Smith, and candi-
date for the omes
Of sheriff, viii de-
liver un address
on Saturday and
Sunday evenings
At the town Of
Red Rock. He viii
elucidate the sill
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

Is is considered strange That arisiocratic
pcot.e vii consent 10 live in eoth'nou
ueaItn
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
In si.,rn Time.

Poilteness is like an ar cushion. II there
&. rstAin. in IT, 1t cases dsS .o!ta WONDER
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

II drowsy after Il good nights sleep, there
is Indigestion and sioh'n"1 "i'"'u "H'04
Beecham's Pills Will cure
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

Tia the accounts Of -ldc-door saloon that
,re kept up BY douJle-cntry svstem
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

The policeman who WIS Killed hy the dis
cfates n his duty probably d!dn kno" IL
uns lOldtG
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
Fl 10 r.Iifnrnl.

Electric wires seem N i,r m such quick.
,cfdp.--d mcttlr that It ii dangerous to cFo-1
them
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

It is n lamentablc fact that Pride often
wears patent leather boots and begs It's to-
bacco,
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

II beauty ia only SKIN deep the rhinoceros
must be the hanlsomezt Ue'st ahoaL
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IlplIrtsss.

Adorer-won't you try and love me?
iioston Chill fear that could never
love man who says try and instead
of try to-
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

Lady Scmerset, who presided over
TIC W. c. Z. U. convention at Chicago,
Is giving Ter life and her large fortune
in au effort TO make the world better.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

xvsrytAtsg = rich nan says goes, II - aosa
- ~ "balhy hegse."
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
ltn,.H T-t,iue

Ardent spirits-Those who kiss the medium
at a seancc.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

The average man Is apt to be the next eh'hs
to a fool when he gcts beHidc himself
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
Denver Directory.
THE GREELEY NURSERY

BEING the farthest north of any in the arid re
gion with the largest variety, we san please all.
Il ycnr- growers OF Dwarf Rocky Mountain Cher.
~ The only propngators OF general line OF
Nursery Stock In ColOtado. Get our prices.
Gto. j. SPEAR. Prop.
Free. q valuable book for fruit growers by men.
tiuning this paper.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27

Sec Colchester spadins Doots adv. in t-her column
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rI,e Eamou. Etchlnrs.

The tramp ia unalternbly opposed to the
sweating system.
The Bessemer indicator., 1894-01-27
THE FASHION LETTER
NEW YORK BECOMING THE
MECCA or NODES

And IN ths Near tu.ars M.y Set ths
style. Of the world-tostan.s for
Young Girls-Misceiiansou Notes Of
the Modes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04
With Proviso.

A certain judge who is blessed with . tremendous head of hair, which is generally in a state of wild disorder, .yas questioning youthful witness, to make sure that he eomprehended the character and importance of the oath he was about to take.
 Boy, he said. with his severest and most magisterial manner, do you feel sure that you could identify me after SIX months? Now be careful2 Think before you speak.
 aNeH youf honor. replied the hoy, after prolonged survey of the judge s portly figure and rugged features, T aint Suye, but l think l could if you wasn't to comb your hair! Youths Companion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-04
and sum

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 No l9 contains tbe following haad- some views.
 View southwest from Government Budding
 Building ai France.
 Building of sweden.
 Illinois State Building
 New York State Building Tho Transportation Building. Details of fhe Golden Door. The Farmers Bridge.
 The Movable Sidewalk. Side view of NeMannie's Barge General view of south Lagoon Manufacturers Building The Fisheries Building.
 Model 0f a tlaaekuhi Village. X Fountain Design.
 Pcnusylvania state Building. No. 2o the last portfolio of tle series, contains fhe following views. NeW SHoWiae Fountain and Basin. Building of e'aiuWhia
 The Building of Norway The Building of spain.
 X View Northwest.
 California St8te=B6ttdine The Mines aud Mining Building. The Duke ol Eet0g1a.
 X Horoscope Group 0l Mitrjam. The DedicatWH Ezcrciacs of t6e Fair
 The SlteW Aiaaaacturcrs' Build- ing
 The A4ffat5aFat Gafdme The ralae, af Mechanical Alt The Manufacturers Building in Construction Era.
 A Detail of the MeMHnie's Fom- tain
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