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Show The Pace That Kills. ! Fait Work nd Fast Eating: Make Three t Score Tears and Ten a Kipe Old Age in These Days. ' 1 ' (From the Cincinnati Enquirer.) The American, people live too fast, eat too fast and drtnk too; fast. This has ( V brought upon many of us a train of nervous and stomach disorders that are very difficult to manage. Investigation and chemical analysis to discover such compounds as will help those suffering from such ills has resulted in the discovery of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, which has taken , very high rank as a specific remedy. H. P. Owens, a traveling man thirty in this years of age, who is well known and generally liked because he community 13 a bright, energetic young fellow, resides with his mother at 835 Central Avenue, or Cincinnati, Ohio. He has been a victim . continu-of dyspepsia which took the form ous constipation, and, strangely enough, ' his mother suffered from the same trouble. Mr. Owens testified to the merits of Pink Pills in a most enthusiastic way, and saia to the Enquirer reporter : "I am glad to say anything I can for Dr. Williams' Pink Puis, because they did me great good, and other people ought to know of their virtues as a medicine in stomach troubles. It was some time ago when I and I felt a heavy feeling in my stomach, a not consult did I constipated. grew very Pills I Pink of the heard doctor, but having or three two In them. of box a bought in my stomach disdays the heavy feeling were regular. I bowels and my appeared did not have to use more than a box of them before I was well. Since that time I ' have only occasionally been troubled with get worried, beconstipation, and I never cause I know just what to do. Mother was also troubled with indigestion and the they did Pink Pills did the same for her they, mother." lor me cured her, didn't Owens answered: When appealed to Mrs. "That is right. I foundandit sowas a great, quick and medicine, so easy to take lasting in its results." Mr. Owens continued: "I believe that these pills are also good for nervousness. - When I had my stomach trouble I was also with quite nervous and that disappeared the dyspepsia. The Pink Pills were all that is claimed for them. You can make any use of this testimonial you see fit." H. P. Owens has occupied several positions of trust in thisCommercial-Gazettcity. He was for a time an employe of the He will go on the road in a few days for a house here. Mrs. prominent business Owens is quite as enthusiastic as her son About the Pink Pills and her host of lady friends can verify her good opinion of this wonderful remedy if they feel disposed to do so at any time. Where the testimony is so general and unanimous as to the excellencies of Pink Pills as the Enquirer has found it to be there is certainly good reason to believe all the good things said about . the safe and simple remedy. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and re store shattered "nerves. They may be had of all druggists or direct by mail from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y., at 50c per box, or six boxes for ... 'f $2.50. ,;t . j i ' - - - e. 1 " He Used to Be First Sweet Thing (to a friend whom she has not seen for some "And so you are married, dear. I amtime) so glad. Is your , husband well off?"'! Second Sweet Thing (looking complacently at her diamonds) "He was when I married him. Ally Sloper'sL . Half-Holida- , y. Earliest Vegetables Always Fay. That's so, the editor hears Mr. Market Gardener "say. Well why don't you have them? Simply because you don't plant Salzer's northern grown seeds. His vegetables are bred to earliness and they never disappoint you. Salzer is the largest grower of vegetables, farm ; seeds, grasses,; clovers, potatoes, etc. If yon will cut this out and send it to the Jhn A. Salzer, Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., with lCc postage, you will get sample package of Early Bird Radish (ready in 16 days) and tkeir grtat catalogue. Catalgue alone 5c postage. , H ; ; ! w-.- wars tral Africa has. been. 'dispersed and lANDRIOTSOF'95 der Sir Robert Low sent to Chitral to relieve Dr. Robertson and punish the natives. March. 28 Japanese bombard' and capture Haichow, killing 250 Chinese. April 4 The British defeat Umrah Khan,, who is invading Chitral, killing 500 of his followers. April 9 Apaches go on the warpath near Phoenix, Ariz. Two bands of Cuban revolutionists 300 French soldiers killed. Feb. 24 Chinese disastrously beaten m at Taipingshan; 200 Chinese killed, 20 LARGE ARMIES havh tsce. i EVERYWHERE. MOTION Japanese. Feb. 25. Muscat, Arabia, captured by rebels, with severe losses; foreign resiNo Peace from Japan to Jackson's Hole dents fly for their lives. r. France seizes Cuba and South America Convulsed the customs receipts 'of San Domingo in with Bloody Kevomnons unceasing order to pay herself ftn indemnity. Massacre in Armenia Feb. 27 Rebellion breaks out In provinces of Santiago de Cuba and dispersed. ROM Japan west In Cuba. April 10 Gen. Duchesne leaves to ward to jacKson s , Feb. 27 Riots at Savannah, Ga., take command of troops in Madagascar. bloodshed caused' by The Spanish defeat the Cubans unSlattery's atHole, has encircled the tacks on the Roman Catholic church; der Maceo at Palmarlto; two rebel leaders killed and many followers. globe. The govern- militia called out. ments which ' have Feb. 28 Japanese victory at April 11 Race riot between railroad not employed their more than 150 Chinese killed. laborers at Siloam Springs, Ark.; four armed forces to March 2 United States cruiser Alert men killed. wage war or to ordered to Panama on account of disorHot Fighting in Cuba. '; suppress rebellions ders there. April 13 Cubans defeated at Palma-miro- s, or disorders are March 4 Dr. Robertson, British powith loss of 20 men. few. litical agent, is beseiged! in the fort of April 16 Gen. Martinez Campos arIt is true that the great European Chitral, on the northwest frontier of rives in Cuba and takes vigorous meas' ures to suppress the revolution. military jpowers have not encaged in India, with 600 men. conflict with one another, but most of April 20 Five negroes lynched, .three Japanese capture Newchwang, killing them have employed their forces in 1,800 Chinese. being women for the murder of a white some way. are their at Jaguey man near Greenville, Ala. They keeping Insurgents defeated as in were. hands it Grande, Cuba, with loss on both sides. April 21 Chitral relieved by the BritThe war in Madagascar has been the f March 5 Cuban insurgents dispersed ish expedition; besieging force dismost disastrous for France since that in the provinces pf Santa Clara and persed with slaughter. of 1870-7The fact that disease was Santiago. April 23 Three British .warships armost for of the mortality responsible March 6 A relief force on the way rive at Corinto, capital of Nicaragua, cannot be very consoling. to Dr. Robertson at Chitral Is de- .to enforce England's ultimatum. The history of the wars, riots and feated; Capt. Ross, and 46 men killed. April 27 British troops occupy 1895 of massacres is here told in concise March 7 Massacre by Yaqui Indians Corinto. and simple form. in Sonora, Mexico, in the region of gold May 4 The French capture a town Jan. 6 A rebellion of Hawaiian roy- discoveries. in Madagascar, killing 500, Hovas. Tfie British evacuate Corinto, having alists is jsuppressed by the government. in City of Spectators at Ten men are killed and 150 taken prisoners, jcharles L. Carter, annexation commissioner to the United States, ... m . m w- m - m m m. t j ; , i . Ma-tanz- as. U ' ex-Prie- st ! Hai-chen- g; r" I ; j I j j 1. i j j i ! ! . ;j bull-fig- ht killed, j Engagement between French troops $.nd natives in Tonquin; six Frenchmen and many natives killed. Jan. Sj The French bombarded Fara-fatr- a, near Tamatave, the chief port of Madagascar, killing several hundred Hovas and routing their army. Jan. ll The Japanese capture Kai-pihkilling 200 Chinese. Jan. 12 Engagement between Uru guayan! troops and Brazilians in pursuit of Brazilian rebels. Four Uruguayans killed. Jan. 18 Attempted revolution in Greecej Jan. 18 The Chinese defeated at Newchwang; 900 killed. Charges In Brooklyn. Bayonet J Jan. 20 The great street railroad strike in Brooklyn reaches its height. Seven thousand troops are in duty in the streets. They make numerous bayonet charges and fire volleys into the strikers. Two men are shot dead, many Wounded and several subsequently die of their injuries at home. Jan. 26 The rebels in Colombia, South America, are defeated by the gov ernment forces, with considerable loss of life n 'the state of Cauca. Jan. 30 The Japanese capture the Chinese port of Weihaiwei after a brief blockade, during which several hundred Chinese were killed. ,Jan. 31 Rebels defeated at Bogola, Colombia; 200 killed. Natives attack Portugese settlements on Delagoa Bay. Feb. 1 Rebels inflict slight defeat on Venezuelan government soldiers, killing six and wounding ninety. Feb. 2 Colombian rebels again defeated! with heavy loss. FebJ 4 Disorders among military students in Rio Janeiro suppressed by Jan. 8 . Purchaser Is there any pedigree goes with this dog? Itinerant Dog Vendor Nq, sir. I am all out of . pedigrease. But I don't mind .chuckin in a chain and collar. i Ra-ham- na Ma-lieto- a's Mexico, being dissatisfied with class of bulls provided, engage in fight; eight person killed, March 27 In a battle at Enso, Colombia, the Government troops lose 700 men, the Rebels 1,200. March 8 Spanish Chamber grants unlimited credit for prosecuting war against Cuban revolutionists. Colombian Insurgents defeated with great loss at Bocas del Toro; their leader killed. March 9 Japanese capture Tenchan-ta- Orleans levees fire on the negroes. Chinese routed on Corean border. Colombian insurgents defeated at Baranoa. March 12 Renewed rioting on the New Orleans levees; two negroe workmen and one white striker killed; many wounded. Four Italians accused of complicity in the murder of an American killed by a mob of miners at Walsenburg, Colo. March 13 Two Italians, in jail, killed by the mob at Walsenburg, Colo. March 14 Militia called out to protect negro workmen at New Orleans. March 16 A mob of Spanish army officers sack two newspaper offices in Madrid. Colombian rebellion finally crushed. f f . ; i r , Ir" nr ,. Beggar's Ruse Succeeds. men were playing Two a game of billiards in one of the well-knohalls of the city the other evening when they were approached by a little newsgirl with a pitifully pinched face and unnaturally large and hollow eyes. "Won't you buy a paper, sir?" she said in a tremulous voice, to one of the men. "No," was the curt response. "I'm going to be stuck awful sir; won't you please buy one," persisted the little maiden in a. voice full of tears. "Get out," said the man. Can't you keep put of the way?" The little girl said no more, but sat down in a corner. "Only way to treat the little beggers," said the man who had given her the rebuff, apologetically. "Give the little devils an inch and they'll take an ell ed wn 00 '.:. way. Portuguese suppress a native revolt on the Incomatl River, in South Africa, killing over a hundred May 24 men. May 2o r.j . A mob takes two men from jail at Danville. 111., and lynches them. exBattle between-Frencand Brazilian adventurers In pedition French Guiana; 65 Brazilians killed. May 29 A mob storms land occupies the Vienna City Hall. Japanese Imperial Guards defeat rebels in Formosa, killing 200. May 30 Bedouins attack foreign consuls at Jeddah, in Arabia; British to-nig- ht, j every time." Still the little girl sat quietly in her corner. The man who had spoken so roughly , looked in her direction from time to time and finally perceived that tears were chasing each other down the waif's cheeks, although there was no sound of a sob. Pretty soon the man slipped a ml dollar into the girl's hand and resumed his game with a Pharisaikilled. cal air of. satisfaction. The little one's May 31 Three 'British warships or- tears were Instantly dried and, without dered to Jeddah. a word of thanks, she ran to June 5 City of Guayaquil, In Ecua- uttering the door. dor, South America, captured by rebels. Another hungry looking little girl A revolutionary expedition under was waiting for her, and called out: Gen. Roloff lands in Cubaj and is joined "Any luck, Bess?" by 2,000 men. "You bet!" Bess. "I June 24 Fighting between Turkish touched ide guy responded for fifty stamps. You troops and rebels in Macedonia. got to work de next joint and en we'll Fatal Riot in Boston. get some feed and go. to de theayter. July 4 Rioting In East Boston on That fellow was dead easy." the occasion of an A. P. A. parade; one man killed and several wounded. The Bismarck Tower. The Bismarck tower in Gottingen, July 6 Riot between Hindoos and Mahometans. at Kalty war; India, three where the chancellor studied and killed and 190 wounded, r fought most of his thirty-on- e duels, is 11 in Chinese defeat fast approaching completion. Germans July Japanese Formosa. from all over the world are aiding in 17 erection. A few days ago two granStates tiniif a its troop3 July to .Wyoming to restore order, the set- ite blocks arrived at . Gottingen from tlers having murdered 15 Bannock In- this country, one of-- them being from dians while hunting m Jackson's New York and the other from San Hole. Francisco. Inscribed on the New York In 600 men lose 19 The Turks block were the words: "High upon the July battle with rebels on. Macedonian watch tower may Ger mania ever refrontier. The condition iof Macedonia main the herald and guardian of peace, as thou the empire's Iron chancellor." menaces the peace otEurope. Aug. 3 Massacre of Christians at May 28 h j Vlce-Con3- ul . tob- No-To-B-ae, jH ml EARLIEST T; IN THE j .n d -- vv ?y; 0: '" j- - Mm I ' ?Mv- n iwfKl M'4ms4 - II 1 ( .. ii .1', , i i ft 3 DO YOU KNOW . . . That the finest vegetables in the wld lit seeds? Why? grown frou Salzer's to they are Northern-grown.-bre- d earliness, and sprout quickly, grow rapidij and produce enormously! 33 Packages Earliest Vegetable Seeds,)! POTATOES IN 28 Mn it :er t DAYS! Just think of that! You can have them by pW act ing Salzer's seed. Try it this year! I LOOK AT THESE YIELDS IN I0W 197 bu. per KB Silver Mine Oats 95 Silver King Barley, 60 bu. percn Prolific Spring Rye, 40 bu. per am. on Marvel Spring Wheat, Giant Spurry, 8tonsperat 4 tons hay per Kit fac Giant Incarnat Clover, ir 500 to 1,100 bu. per acre. Potatoes, Afc a Now.above yields Iowa farmers have had.state, list of farmers from your and adjoining; t doing equally well, is published in ourcauiop 'm OIiOVlSH. SEIED Enormous stocks of clover, timothy andagns Wi seeds, grown especially for seed. Ah, it a 1 Highest quality, lowest prices! m SEND IT ... -- : 1 IF YOU WILL CUT THIS OUT AND Be With 12c. in stamps, you will get our big catalog rkj and a sample of Pumpkin Yellow Waterm sensation. Catalogue alone, 5c., tells how togs 'it a that potato. JOHN A. SALZER SEEDW.!CO w la r.nossr. - wis. msr ASTHI1A Crip, Bronchitis, Coughs and Severe I Colt, Curea quickly and eQctualiy by tiie useol Kutnow'sAntl-AsthmatiPowder & Cigar c Highly recommended and prescribed by proof literature, FBWJ physicians. Write for valuable ana SMgn""! Jbacn package has our Trade-marn i K i u OS,- ra bei ; . "Are you not ashamed of yourself, begging at mdlnlght?" "Oh, I beg in the daytime, too." New T.':.-r-' i pOj-- WMy- Doctor GladeDo you know anybody who has a horse for sale? Driver I reckon Hank Bitters has; I sold him one yesterday. Twelve. Kucheng, China, reported. ' killed. Christians Twenty persons killed in a bread riot at Tabreez, Persia. Aug. 30 Renewed fighting reported on the Congo between native troops in the Belgian service and dervishes; several hundred killed. English Missionary Stokes hanged by Capt. Lothair. Aug. 31 The Michigan militia is called out to suppress miners' riots at Ishpeming. Sept. .4 Gen. Alfaro and his troops enter Quito, capital of Ecuador. Another revolution accomplished, Sept. 23 Great slaughter of Hovas by the French on the road to Antana-navirMadagascar. French troopa die v by hundreds from disease. ; "History of Cripple Creek." The most wonderful gold mining camp In the only authentic world. Fully illustrated; the our book of the kind. To introduce big we illustrated weekly family paper will send a copy of the above book free to all3 who send us 25c (postage) for our paper months trial. Ail the latest mining news. Address, Illustrated Weekly, Denver, Colo. - MAP SHOWING DISTURBANCES IN THE OLD WORLD IN 1895. ; walian rebellion tortured by the gov21 Provisional March Peruvian Morning wraps were the invention of the ernment. Government five after organized days' man who wakes up hotel guests for the peb. 21 Thirty French soldiers killed fighting at Lima, during which more early train. than 1,500 people were left dead In the V by pirates In Tonquin. "Hanson's X.Iaio Corn Calve. streets. at defeated 21 Chinese Feb. Warranted to cure or money refunded. Ask yoc March 2G Riot at Baltimore during druggist lor IS. Price 16 cents. 100 Chinese killed, 6 Japanese. an election for ... : i r i Ilai-Chen- g; , : : suppose." !:fl Hood'ss Pills SM"!.!. Tf vom refuses to eet them rtmce-is- t foryouapF' I direct to KUTNOW BROTHERS, J 52 A 54 Lafayette Place, New YorKs !. ( AERMOTOB CO. floes half THE windmUi business, because It has reduced fLs - . wind power to l.ti whal It was. It Mm nouses, antf rappues its ' . 3! at M&mm 'better others. W. It can and does article for less rooM i It makes PonaWJ Geared, SteeL Mvm ' and Fixed Steel Towers, Steel fV,.; oral rniiiBb, On application r i Grinders. .rfiUa that It ".Jfgftt,w January 1st at 13 the usual price. "Jwjk! xanKS ana i'umps or an kiuhb. p"" Pactory: 12tb. Rockwell and Fillmore Strtrf P i year. on, Sarsaparilla j or-lMra- d have been cured by aad the loss to tobacco manufacturers is easily over $10,000,050 a Ers u i! j No-To-B- ac "Smith is trying some new chicken feed. Tie enys it makes his hens lay tremendously." 'Aht them I hi y e.' i tobacco-user- s. ' An J Col.Kirchhoff's craving for tobacco has entirely gone; and he feels better than ver before. He is a great enthusiast now. Over 300,000 bad York Times. e . No-To-B- ac, -- . well-dress- i, under-minia- acco-users ; . Two Thousand Chinese Killed. .startled his numerous friends by etop- ping the use of tobacco. For years he had smoked twenty strong cigars daily, Jlnd a less quantity would leave him g nervous aad 111. The habit was to tried he and quit, hiskealth, but ; could not, until he took the medical miracle that has cured -- j him?" "Well," said "Charley," "you won't have to look very far. I'm the commandant. Come inside and have a bit to eat and drink." It was Lord Wolseley, and a man worthy of the title. RIOTS, STRIKES, ETC., IN THE NEW WORLD DURING 1895. , it - "Hello, Charley," he said, "I'm looking for the commandant; where'll I find MAP SHOWING LOCATION OF THE Broke the Tobacco Trust St, Louis; Mo., (Special) Col. Wa JA. KirchhofC, general western managei of the American Tobacco Co., haa i above oats, barley, corn and their nS? RAIDED THE POSTOFFldE. mo Ja. catalogue. Catalogue alone-- ! in Incident- In the Career of iLKrd TVoI ri seley. In India. Forming Coal. To illustrate some of the disagreeable most A interesting discovery has been things which the soldiers suffered in on cne .snores or nnttany, at .a Doinri" Nourse Mr. follow tells the the Soudan, tne continuous pounamg of the surf 'IZ of the tides have loosened the f ing anecdote of the postal service, action in H ia. large, body resulting which also well shows how democratic into the eea sTuueor In the bottom i,r uistuveiKU trees PvH 0 " waa Lord Wolseley, the commandant, VUU3 uajcu hcic many centuries undfircrrfmnd 0.i says the Springfield Republican. etage of transformation half way w" and coal. It is said that the ? Nourse went into the postoffice at Korti wood bark of the trees are beyond thJ to look for some letters. jThe postmas and formation, and disclose the flakes thst found in coal, without having lost the Ja ter was a native and not very much at inal shape and without the hardness of ccc J handwriting, and said that there leas nothing for him after a superficial "Whnt's that?" asked Farmer Corah, glance at a big pile of papers and let pointing over his wife's shoulder to tte iS? she was reading. "It's a plctur.! ters. Nourse asked to see' the pile of let- azlne of the eun spots." "By JlngtM h, ters and while he was looklngthemover one elaimed, reflectively, "these here bariiw a man with nothing to designate his seems ter be glttin' inter everything " rank came into the office in company ,u with another, r He took In the situation J f1 at a glance' and said: "Let's fclean this e thing out." Whereupon they jumped .h over the counter and bundled the post The nerves upon pure blood, and they faithful servants and not tyraDat i master out, neck and heels. Then they be your masters cal ; you will not be nervous hi y began the examination of the offic and strong, cheerful and happy.; Tofil si: found it congested with 1 mail for the pure blood, and to keep it nm-- tSl .il Je: army. They searched every nook and je cranny and threw the letters for one !H regiment into one corner, those for an- ; ; so many thousands of ; ," j sense of smell and derange the whole system completely when entering it the mucous surfaces. Such arthrough ticles should neyer be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians,: as the damage they will do is tenfold, to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Cure, Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury and is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and miicous surfaces of system. In buying Hall's Catarrh the be Cure, sure you get the genuine. It is taken internally, and &made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists; price, 75c per bottle. Hall's Family Pills, 25c. J , v post-offic- $4,-000,0- .' P : . I . 6' .i other into another, with all the newspapers in the center of the floor. Then they went through eafih pile and separated it into companies, and before night every letter was in camp and distributed, and the next day the papers were out. Nourse at the time did not know who his companion in the good deed was. He asked him his name and his answer was: "They call me Charley." Some time afterward Nourse was going to see the commandant and, sitting near his tent, saw his companion at the - The British commissioner, Sir Claude Macd maid, attacked at Brass, on the Nigerj coast, West Africa, defeats the natives with loss of several hundreds. Feb. 7 Two Chinese warships sunk by thp Japanese, with all on board. Feb. 8 Three Chinese warships sunk by the Japanese,' witb all on board. 14 Engagement Feb. between on French and Siamese troops the MeI several Frenchmen kong river; wour ded, about 'fifty Siamese killed. The sultan of Morocco receives 500 human heads as anrevidence of his general's success , in suppressing the rebellion. Feb.l5 Rebellion against King government In Samoa. Feb. 16 Prisoners taken in late Ha- - 'f, J Marine Disasters. ' killing 2,000 Chinese. March 10 Spaniards defeat Mahome- obtalned guarantee that indemnity will Dinwiddle "The dog pound officers report that they have drowned 2,428 animals elnce troops!. tan Malays on Mindanao Island, in the be paid5 within two weeks. ir the 1st of May." May Virginia militia called out to Van Braan "That information comes under Febt. 5 Portuguese surprised by rePhilippines, killing 150. the the head of marine news." bellious Kaffirs at Lourenza, Marquez, Revolutionary force at Bayamo,Cuba, keep 17 peace in the coal regions. "How do you make that out?" Swedish Chambers vote May "Foundered barks." Pittsburg. 'Chronicle' South Africa; seventy Portuguese routed with loss of 300 on both sides. use In case of war with Norfor on New 11 v the Telegraph. White strikers March killed. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Thai Contain Mercury, ' As mercury will surely destroy th 3 ! : g, : ;Antananarivo taken. 8400 IN PRIZES ON OATS AX ? Italian troops i under Gen. Last year we offered $200 C":,:' Baratierl defeat Abyssinians, killing biggest yield on oats. '203 busV'? ? 500. ver Mine Oats won the Oc. 13 Native revolt in Goa, Portu- year we offer $200 more' on priz oats guese India. Silver King. Barley, a barley Oct. 19 Natives attack and destroy in 1895 116 bushels per acre anl British missions at Changtu, Island of on Golden Triumph Yellow Dentr ra. Amoy, China, killing several persons. I the corn of your dreams! massa7 in the Nov. Five leaders What's Teosinte. and Sand cre of the Christian missionaries at Sacaline and Lathyrus and Giant? Kucheng hanged. ry and Giant Incarnate Clover an!? Dec. message presag- of such things? They'll make you delivered to If you plant a plenty. Catalogue it? ing war with Great' Britain ' k"5 Congress; you! Dec. 16. Street car strike in PhilaIf yon will cut this out and delphia. Troops called out. r with 10c. postage to the John A?.?.1 Dec. 23. Sultan orders wholesale Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., you 'ni slaughter of Armenians in Asia minor. free 10 grasses and grains, incl?,'' 30 Oct. 9 Sept. councilman; several Three Ilnndred Frenchmen Killed. seriously injured. Fecu 22 News received that Mach 28 An army of 14,000 men un- Monteil's expedition into Cen- - ! Com-pand- at o, - : In Honor of Gutenberg. The corporation of Mayence has decided to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the birth of John Gutenberg, the inventor of printing, with great pomp and splendor: The celebration wllli take place in: 1897, though it is not agreed whether he was born In 1397 or one of the three years following. SURE CURE for PILE; Ing, Mo. borb tumors.-- positive cure. V'rcu Uri DmggUte or mail. Money Saved UK. ltOSAJVKO. "..if VWA our w by sendln? for and retkll price U"", Goods, Clothing, u,f Promote a. lniuriftct wmm ;it: This Is Proper. A member of the legislature of Mis- ( sissippi has introduced a bill providing deal- futures shall be fined the ing full amount of their profits,' and that persons losing money In such transactions shall be compelled to advertisa their losses in eome newspaper. ea Furniture, Clotw Furnishings,hoods. MiiHlk FnmMin,, Notions, Jewelry ODrtC . nmSlia.-' " i?Bdv.n.wo. iiiinrai rn jtflrifei. Etc tin til nnn.i. unin"House k that persons who make money by in cotton I W. N. 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