Tbe Eugiuf.
Into tbe gloom of the deep, dark u if lit,
With panting breath and a startled ei-roam;
Swift aa a bird in midden flight
Darte tUia oreaturo of etod and stoani.
Awful dangers are lurking M'gli,
Rock and chasmi arc near tbe track,
lint straight by the light 'jf ita groat hito eye.
It speeds thro' thoaliaJovia, Juupo mid tlaoU.
Torrihle thoughts ii'iJ tierce denircr)
Troublo its mad hoart man; au hour,
Where burn ami smoulder tiio hitldcn tires,
Coupled evor wit'- might and power.
It hatie, as tho wild liorae ha'es the rein,
The narrow truck by valo and h:ll;
Ami slirickH with a cry of :n i!cd pain,
Aud longs to fcl!oiv its owu wild mil.
Oh, wLat am I lm anetigiuo shed
With muscle and tlo-h by tho hand of elj.l.
Hpoedmg en tliro' t!:o elen-o, dark night.
Guided a!ono by tho eou.'s wUte light?
Often and oftoa my mad heart trio?.
AudhaU'B its way with a Litter Im,
And longs to follow its oan d.mres.
And loavo tbe end in tJ:o hands of fate.
0, roiidrons rngiuo of s'.eel a:id steam:
O. lmuiu'i cnniiio of ila and bono -Follow
tho white light's certain Wain
There litetafoty, and there ido'io.
Tho narrow traek i f fe;i:lcts Irn'h,
Lit by tl.o ccuI h gn nt eye of light,
0, paneiciuto Ik art of nst.'ers youth,
A'ono mil carry jcii thro' the night.
.
10K HIE l'.ll.HKRS HOrsKUULii.
Iloiivhnlil IliniK,
lirKf and I or.vro Pit: Tuke d.'tp
dish, letter it at;d ;i!t iu it a liver , f
mashc.l p. t.tt.-s, m-:.-oh wit'i !irf. r,
wit at:d niiitc otriot . Ti'.c s:,vs of
betf, season thee- wi:U p.'ppcr ai d
uud lay thrtu wif: picit-s of s p.r. i
over the potatoes, t;K i. t','! 'i:ed:. !: i
alteruato Inyers f p .f:..-ts nvd i.n !t, :
haviug the uppi r o: i s potatoes. !.kc I
about an I.tur ap.d tTftc.-n iu:i.n't
Tahlk Salt in JIilk rmtfiiiumi s -- 1
Ir. C. Smith, in the Pa- !' .' -,'
Juuruf', gie!i tl.o f..:'.ii? r.-,-,
hiut, which, by (he w;.v, in c ulii ,i l v
othi r c.To 'ilcut atnl:or:.' :
niilk i": fotad tdis.mre nMi i at: ! fc i :
lnbiis or s;!'. il' eln! .re;i. it rj.iy i:i : iv i
ca:-es bo rvL l. red , mii. Iv w!i 'le: to ;
them, by a.ii'iig to it a email pi-ii;on of j
tabh salt, ccostph to be penvpf ;blf !
to tho ta-'e. I h r; for Mars d : rci'ts. .1 1
the pr: c:ice of ti n expedient an. n;: onr i
I'coolo. n-d ku i; ht. ,,f real v.dnv.' !
rKfSKKVLN.i C.u:b.u::. Oiir inr'K- iu
saviin.-cubl'a-A' dnrii.g th.c winter:- to'
sfand them in rows uj right, i s 11. cv
grew, buried up to the !.-wtr leuv s. i
After an oblmig bod of them is pre; are I, i
cover with leaves .t Mraw, a:id p!a -i
over it u;i ii'jprovi-.ii roof for::i- d of !
oeuu-iioiiN ui'n aer.'.-s a roup
Iiu' i
covered wtiU coniet.ilhs, at:.l to ! an
euonh to carry oil the nari r. W have
often kept cr.r eblins to the tlrt of
May i:i tLis war. Souo p-'i pU put the
heads do.va aud L iry .ip to t:i- st.ilk -.
but wo dou't think they k.e; as well,
atd it eutnils r.ioie lab'ir. ( . m
town 7't 'ijrr.jJt.
rr.Ml'KiN- I'ik The !., water yon n
to boil your piif.ipl'.iii ia i;. u'dr.
Slice the p:i:upkii, and .1 ;u't er.tl.. it
too mttf'j iis:de the iusido is td; b.-et,
stew .vith watr, in which yost put a
pinch of salt, u-Jti! the i-.tat is ten h r;
raaeli it aal pass it tlironrl: tin-: :ilve
while it is lci ; ,iff..T s!ri:'..''vir. ad. I ue
eight ef a pi-.nud of i-ut'er, .,' v l.e.v
about two ijuai's if 'Kwe.i j nnpV.ii; ;
uow, to every .puri aid a ptar.. of mi k
aud three rggs, bea!ii:g :ip your whic
aud yolks separately ; i;eo white fiiK'tr,
au.l swtxnn to taste, wrh tiuuaiuou aud
nutmeg; I dou't use auy ginger; when
you bake yjtir pies yon waut a hot oveu;
pour it en thick; a thin pnr.pkiu pie u
not light. Ohl Hiuxrkn ,- r.
l-nrm f 1 1 1 I
A correppondent of the ( :? t'cw
Farnu-r thus d. scribes a I'orje-ni 'de
churn with which hi is much p least d:
'Au oblocg box suited to the sizo of
'airy, made of white wood, .. ),..k S,lo
lEehisctitin the top, n::.l C' t-.l vita a
tight cover, at: 1 a hole to draw i ff I nt -teimilk
in the 1-otforj. Kitspeu 1 fr .m
the ceilii g by two :r ti reds, fa.- ft lo 1 oi
Ihc clnru at either ea wi:h . l:i:k, and
to tho ceiling by r ug ;. Xi;e rod 1
1 e lni:R ctH r.-rl: to pivo a -:,, ::;:,
lis that is li;c r.: '.: m n-' 1 ' .-. , u
the butter. It evi bo .-'.vi:.:- !-v !.;.,!
or have it by a
by lerirs to the
1'
Th-
' g ;
e in t
oscilatirjp motion ! d
in?, with.u' much 'o-s o" '! r from
frtcticn.'
Potiltiy was eh ppe.l Iron Cau i I i i
the l'i:iled Sfutes f r the r.c-:r (' i.--t-mas
trade, tv u more txt' u-.v.- tl an 1 is
year. One veesel carrit d no Icsm Mat,
5 OlIO turkeys and aa hhno. t erpial utisa
bsr of gee;e, ducks uud ihiekern
l'rairie hets a:d fresh egs wer. a '-so
forwarded in crt:sidprablc quantity, at;d
some of these couf'nmeidH were placed
iu l'arisinn mtirkels.
Au Indiana grape-grower, nlneover-d
fifty bntichen of Coi.cirdj with p-ip.-r
bags ttl inches, whou toe berri-. 8 were
about tho si'zp of pea, ttl'.s the N'.'W
York Po.il that they ripened perfectly
without spot, sk;n much thien-r than
iisoal, and pulp 'swet as h'mr-y,' while
those not thus protected wf re gone three
weeks b fore, 'many beiii;; destroyed by
bir jH t,ud beee.'
An 'Ameiicau hog cholera cure cora
pney,' was fennded by an inveetigating
cirumittee of I-iwa fanners, eccnpyiug
for ofJico and mruufsetery 'a sort of
hhed'iu ('jruing, with fatln r for presi
ded, wife) for treasurer, and son for
secretary a nice family party, tho re
jH'rt siiys, but 'fradultnt,' the neighbors
aflirm.
Cattle like a cha- ge of diet occasion
ally, as men do. Keeping cattle on hay
and stisw oloue is a little like living on
bread er potatoen, or meat nl ne, with
notbicg t xcept that one dish. There
fore feed some roof, as well as hay and
meal or shorts. If yon bnven't the roots
on band, l sure and haves snpply next
winter
Mention is mikio iu liio 3lich!jan
Farmer of a calf owned by Mr. T'ioiuiih
Foster, of Flint, which bogau giiiug
milk at tlie ago of tlireo ramlliB, imj
her present mess, nt rtven moutha, is
two quarts n Jay.
ilium iniil Oiler.
Many suppose tint O.wV' is (bo gen
eral term for nil basket willows. Ihis
is a mistake, ami ouo which las proba
bly giveu tho impiifsieii that willows
could uot bo growu in this country.
The Ooier (Huliut rimin(iii) is the vi ry
pc-oretd of the Imslu t willows, titt'il ou'y
for tho cVKtrfcc.t weuk. Ui'co it is no
cepsttry for (hose who wonK! gi'oiv w i!!os
to look into the inat'cr of quality. and
pluut tho ht t ! r r Kim!". It is luvmoio'i
uotion ll.nt niHiir.s fcroiv lust on wet
Iiuh). It may be ti'ili. il:e plauts will
grow faster, but tho bcrt basket willows
are prown on apy roihI grain htn.l, mid
r.vc i;n:oJ I i ' i T il i:i"':.f ;;re ;n the
llloml I'liion jut; Iriini Alill.
j The vrceut farmers' ii"-t:t-.ite i f ti e
Woroest r South A ri; nlfrr.il S :ei. ty at
Warvrii, developed a s. t.-a'io'.i. I .-.
Xo.:H C'tvst.cy, of An-!jer..t, tv.vn a ' e-
tnro on tho .!i-e:ir.. 'if domestic utiiniuis, I
aud when he ev.r.ii' to !u'h ren'';-;s, Mr. I
j lVi,;!', or 11 ivd-,ic! , o i. p.ir-i'yse.i i
i i'i h.is 1 i.-:, .-!.. Vi ii w. :c a s'.it.-rat :.t, I
! wo:it t.iy t-i.t h.. i. tl bi-tgh. !
thrie .Vv.s;'ire !i, :fei i : '. the Aml:cr.-t !
iiqvii'n! 1 1? .:
rlk
1 r., as it v. .i i
f 'it
. :i oi'i
t' t r 1
t'. h . -i !
the I.;: t i f
; ho a f
1 ;:. ..; i
:'T.' t ' put
.a !mi .!!y,
a-i U'.'k-.l.
ic i
s ;,'i"uet
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reu -iv ee l
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mid
st
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a .;'
t'res r v- ,p
field iiiid o: ,:
he k?:.W of
been ie.f. !!. ; i
til. y wi re. !t
si rati. u ?i
I lv
V.-atie
d t .at
:at had
where
e M 'e
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attic
fa.-ni. he i
In vi--.- oi
it
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i in 'i '.:
I'OUt i.u
:tv
College .old ti.C
t'o or.'d there
f.;r.-u rs, it !:,.
tl,:
Vt I V
..', i eo. c i t;t an,"i.,
tie k a strii us que
d cittie have bo.
ge. Tee f.in.-.i -rs
ir.oe!: t , t over
if. !,
ser.t
the
the
wh.ther dieea.;
out by tho e
instituio wire
ma' tor.
The Irr.-palioe Hull. do lliiut.
In
am i
c 1.-.;;
ti-ih
u-ciy
-. u
:i'l 'lit
which are
l:e n ol tl
and alun
chant, a-e
I l!
pan'
lia.;
A mo
v a !'
niair
gun.
ng u; on torn ton.-." is 1
Th
not shrill treble of th- s ,uaw s mi
ili-cordani'.y with the g;r;ura
tie im k-; ami M this v. i.,'. i
c i.! ral gr. .'.lii bi gin a ru I
ag- ila'i -. hiippin ; upon one
tl.
:i I
foot
tin n ir.ion t!i-oth. r. ami y iiipg L
bly ,ln wniie. Tiio.-e !..i j .in in
grot ;ue sport thr.s enr.f.. tie u;-a-
a -o; : of ci; , n -.i.ilici'y," th
purpisc of whi- h is tic pnvetitii
any in., rl. r- r..-- with the bull'
until, by a ciimvr'.od action ,,f tip
lag. ts a "big surround'' and .
e.MlghtiT call be elk I ted.
A buffalo hunt by In-lims has
ofi. n rile .!. Th- bu:V.....i -are
erallv approached from such d'.a .
' VI .-
gr-::t
tun
that, in the ciei-e that n-u -s, thy wi.l
run toward i .nap. and by this n-.ins
i iiei.rLat-.ic- fan-porta! ion ot tlcir own
; tl -h. Hundr-tls ar kiil-d. and tie-
meat, cut into thin s.i.-i s, is hung upon
polis oe.tsid- the '.u.'g.. to dry iu th-
j sun. Cured by thi- pi- .it is a!'l
; to be ' jerke 1." X.-t hilt.' p rtailiit'.g to
j the animal is tlie n away. Tip' n-
t rails, and specially the tripe, indiif-r-
' e;.t 'y i '.. :i:e i, a! .' ..i'oIi r r.c, or ! h'.ic.vn
upon '.iv c m.- . wh'-re tie y fhri-i am!
I broil intu fragrant i-ri-jmss. The
I dvUll i J er 1 !;. d. and the -Mia'.vs in-i rt
I . . , . '.
: 'heir .. n.h-r t:ug-rs m'o us eft-vtecs,
-.nl -gr- -.11 .v ile our th- bio...! v and uu
I . ck-d i.r:.ii -.
The i!a;,s tl. it su 1 a sueo - f;i'
j hunt, aft- r tic l.i.!-s ar- in prm-e-s of
I t.inni!!g. are pa.---.l in g-a-ral idi-n-ss.
J A 1 hands Irive e Pi n tii-ir li.l. and w ith
j an Indiana fu . -to-.ua. h means a g'ad
litll .-olliIUi !i -art . .( !-r. It. Ii. .. hi '.
I . s. .!.. in II m - r.
I lie Myslery (if I lie Mi'
It i- ililVo uit. win n we look
.-iar-'i! leavens, sttggt -I 've a- t i
of -oiemn 'peace, to t t.iict ive t
p p. lulls energy, tli- li-roe i: ,,ii
:UMllli!, of Which ( Veil the l.lil.t.
tl
'.r ai t
t ei-i
lit- -'.iriti reality tells us. l'yl haguras
-poke i f the harmony of the celt .-!i.il
-1 do i'i which we are only prt'V' lit. tl
Iron: lo ai ing by itscontii uity. "Tlo ! t '.
not tic smallest orb which thou In hold--st,"
said the -ii pee of the middle ag. s,
' Put mi his m.i'iof. like an aegel sina.
SI ill ipiil ing to llie young. i -veil l liei nl iin."
Th" .-ei-nee of uiirown time tells us a
still stranger story. Tin re's not tl.e
siuaiii st oi 1) which thou hi holth st, she
says, but in his motion throbs u mighty
heart, still pulsating Ike to the worlds
which circle round it. Hut while our
powers of vision arc limited to the nar
row range ol our pnst i.t teiescopi s. we
cannot wal-h the net ion of these gn at
centers of n riry. The crash of the
thunderbolt, the beiluwilcg of the ui
earo, the aw ful groaning of t In- i -.ft h
ipUake. the foal- ot the hlllli' ane, tl.i I'i -verbt
rat ing pi-als f 1 1 1 . It. ad. -t tl nn
tier any ol these, or all 1 1 iiiLint tl. are
as nothing et'iiipari d with the tumult
raging over ( vt ry square mile, t very
sipiare yard of the surface of i ai h ot -
imong the stars. V'lcfor.
Soinn.i in hit lisiu ami Absence of Mluri.
It has been maintained that somnam
bulism is a condition closely allied to
reverie or absence of mind. When we
are slronsly pro-occupied with any sub
ject, t lie objects around us make no im
pression on our senses or on our mind.
Archimedes, while meditating on a dis
covery, was an entire stranger to all that
wis going on around him. On one oc
casion while so engaged Syracuse was
taken by the enemy, but he was not
diverted from bis thought either by the
clianl of victory of the conqueror, or by
the cries and groans of the wounded and
l y inn. A person intently engaged in
reading will often
llisvici )UIM
without sull'erins: his train of thought to
b' interrupted. When he has ceased
his study, he is surprised when told that
he lias been conversing. When we are
walking in the street and thinking ol
some engrossing circumstance, we turn
the right corners and find ourselves
win re we intended to go witln ut being
ah'.e to recall any events connected with
the act of getting there. Pining a slab
of n r i fie the mind pursues a train ol
reasoning uficn of the most I'aneittil
character, but still so abstract and in-teii.-e.
that though actions maybe per
formed by the body, they have no rela
tion wit h the current of thought, but
are os.ntia'.'.y automatic. Thus riper
s hi in this condition wiii answer iiii J
lioii, obey cotiiiiianils involving a i-'ood
ill i: ot inusi ular eeriie. and perlorm
i ll. r e.iinp'.ex action without di-turb-in.-1
li-otitiection of his ideas Wh-n
fit:
-of mental pre-oci iipa'.ioti ha
nd tin re may be no recollect :on
u ts that have been performed.
: i:-- 'p,
i of fie
j In ' I:- case u':i person playing the piano
an I a: tl.i sain- time carrying on a c m
v. i'-:.'i'n we have a striking ii.il-tra-
lion of the Minuitaneous perlorniaiice ol
i a lie !0:u and an automatic ait. The
' mind is engaged with ideas, and the
-I'iiia! cord directs the manipulations
necessary to the proper ii ndi ring of the
' n.it-i'-ai c imposition. A person who i
no! proficient in the use of the in-tru-iiiciit
cannot at the same lime play and
converse with case. b-calHe the spinal
cor.! has not acquired a sulli. ii tit degrei
of auti-iia'isiu, an 1 the mind cannot be
dividid in its H.'tion. Parwin has re
corded a striking example of the inde
p. ndetit a t ion ol t he brain and t he -pina!
j curd. A young lady was playing on the
pi-no a Vi ry difficult n;u-ic:il cutnposi
,ioti. which ehe pertornud with great
-IJ'.l and ear-, though sli- was eilis.-rvid
: :. i l.e agitated and pre-occtipicd . When
-he had tiiii-h' d it she burs; into tears.
! Sic had been intently watching the
: t'.i-.-ti uggii s of a favorite bird.
I'l.oii.'h la r brain was thus absorbed.
h- -pinai cord had not bi n diverted
:.o:n :h- etli. e of carrying on the nius
. u.ar and automatic actions rci)Uird
lor Icr mu-ieal perfortnanee. V,i '.n. .
i i ' ' i Tim .
Hours unit Minutes.
Why is one hour divided into sitv
miiiufis? and each minute again into
sity seconds? Why not divide our
t i nit- as we do our mom y. by tens, count
ii;gtin.or ii fi y. ir bt minutes to the
hour? This question was :ked by an
intelligi lit boy a lew days since ; and
the aiiswif given him may both inter
est and instruct other young people.
The answer is this-
We have sixty divisions on the dials
o four clocks and wat-hes. because tl.e
o il (Jr. i k a.-troin nu r, llippar. hus. who
I'v-1! in the sei cm! ei ntury lu fori I'hri-t,
a. -epi!, I the lialiy Ionian system of r, , k
oi.ingtiine, lhatsy-ti tu being sex ige.-i-mal.
Tin- lial-y lonians were :iciiiainti d
with the ile, inei. system; but for i om
iiion and practical purposes they count d
by saM and .-in', the im, represent.
ing si!y, an t tin' .virov, sixty tunes j
sixty, is.ttoo From ilipparchus. that '
iiiii.'.e of reckoning It uiul its way into
the works of I'tolt my. about 1-0 A. !..
am! tie nee was , unit d down the stream
ef scjeii-c and i i iiiritioa, and found
i!.-way to tin dial pl.'.l. s of our clocks
and Wa'eht . ' ' i. in ruin.
WonN of IVisiIom.
Prtisperity is a gr-at teaeh'r; ml vt r
-it y is a grcatir. I'us-i s,iun pani)ier
;le mind : privation trains am) strength
ns it.
Tempi ranee and labor a
b-st physicians of man; lain
! l.e - a . -1 ' til'', aid telllperatl
the I we.
sharp, ns
pi'. V-llts
I. i:u fr .m indulging tot ce.s.
It is only in that freshness ol our
v.intli that the choice is possible which
. ivt s unity to lii , ami makes the up ii -iry
a temple where all relics nnd all
votive i ilk rings, worship and joy. are
an unbroken history, sanctified by one
r- li git hi.
W'c a 1 love pleasure and abhor sor-
t'o .v. No one w ill e hoi
l ciolltly sky ,
and at'ou.'h path; but these evils have
th. ir good parts, nnd those who really
ion : lor peace and happiness will try to
find out and extraet them, instead ot
hurrying along resentfully or with
forced gaycty.
tur habitual life is iike a wall hung
with iiicturi'8, wliicli litis lieen slioiie' em
liy the suns of miitiy years; takr one ol
llie pictures away ami II leaves u definite
I'.uiik epace, to wuich our eyes cai:
never turn without a sensation of dis
comfort. Nay, the involuntary loss ol
any fatniiiarolij. ctaltno.t always hi ints
a t hiiias if from :ir. evil omen; it seems
to lie the tirst tiiiirer shadow of approach
ing death.
V.'il'ii.itn T.rown.an rcccntric veteran,
is now living in the In tl of a coven tl
wau-nii. four miles last of Ktilton, Mo
He was on the force of the Iri-h con
stalitilary. mid joined the l'.rilish army,
in I'ompany with two thousand others of
the constabulary. They were sent to
the Crimean war, where ho served nt
Scl.astopol, under Irc Kisian. At
Seliastopol he hail his skull broken bv a '
. , ii . , . '. i
piece of spent shell. Altogether lie !
served in the army some ten year. He
t amo to the I nitttl Stalt s ten years
ni'o, ami livetl in New York tive veai.
; spi iitlini; the rest ol the time in Illinois
. .ii-. ii ,. - , , 1
mm u;tlis.i. in- K's a 1I-. Illlf ly IlllUl-
: if it wuotl tu town nt lift v roil . i. l,..i.l I
' . H , f ., ... . ',..,..'
I o til" lover Ol In itlall and Irish history
1 it is tiuile nltrUiniDg to hear Lim Uik !
Fashions,
Costumes of black plush are a novelty.
Very large sleeves will noon be revi
ved. Ehino pebbles aro very popular orna
ments. A colored bodied nn.l white skirt looks
economical.
Every street tmit should have a reticule
to correspond.
The most expensive hilks aud satins
are now ined for domiuos at ruiifciuo
rades. Many InJies now wear chamois leather
shirtu, covered with silk or II ir.r.t).
Tiio rriuccsr.e mo.kl, Ine'd iu tho
:. . , , ... ..,, ,i;,,
j . ' . f,.,i,r,i Kiiif mur'tliis
'Spring, is called silin im; riiue, or im
i piewd satin. It is m ik'in el int?. ami
smtdl palm do-i -'iis and all t'-.e new atal
fasl.ionuble color--.
CHBVOITS 1' 'It triilSO 61IT?.
Tte Cheviils of jure) wool loosely
woven arc anon? 1'ie favorite fairies
fi r e trly spiing --ii ts lb it will nho si rve
or tr.velin dr svs d i! in g tho sum
mer. Thffe s (t poo l" have wi n' was
c illed last year tl 'tl t uel f ui -h'; they
are evenly but loo-ely woven, mil nro
w ithi ut lu-lic. 'II ey eonie in small
i'..-h(al chc, i of ereumwit'i brown,
two drab sondes, de el.ve with darker
j. r.a n, i nd t -.vo shades of gray. They
ice double fo! I, foil.v I've iuel cs wi.le.
inline Jl a ia;-.l, Wi en in i le in t he
eie.'l I.- tlvl.s now i'i viv;tie for nic'i
i!r-si'i, .-ght ' ni ie y..rd-i is an a'niu-1
I'auci' 'or a whole stii'. On.' i f t'.e
favor t 1 phi! s ior Midi ilri f-; is tl.e
i ciud full -i' t, s i c'.i d as a la r h r, j
1 nt -ot I! cMiec.l, au.l wiin ni'h a loug
s'iit ut o- . dress that i left open j
l e-h.v the wai-t in all ils ii'ny mt
niicyin tl c mi.'dle ba. U seam. The j
oi 1;. s.Ik or sid tl us.'d on s teh s lits is j
tl at o:n; 'o;ed as a wi le fie ng on the
dge.? rut tip tie epi lie 1 parts to tie!
war-1 ; tin- tso ng is lo nctimca :n a gay
ci n'r: s'ing color, thoi-oh iv dail.er fhade
of ll:- ne::i' rol ir Mill 1 e p fe'red for
plain tr:v-'lnig dre-M', Toe other;
popular d ku fir sip Ii urits 'N thd
worn dur i g the w ut r w'th n full fkiit
unwli'li an nproa s di aptd, at d in
Eapl s'.t kirtid jacket basijue ol m j
d.uai length r mule 1 iu front like tle'j
sprit g ja -kt tn i'c eril o 1 a'-ov.. A tlm-r j
wool ta'ir.c kr spr;n i camel's hair ol j
th c'.t to pi i threa.'s, ye' hi rziiy woven, '
lik- tl e I. t o de saute tited hct yr. j
This conu-s i:i etnj v, d iitikd, or in j
diisjcs. Tho new bt-jche go.-ds of I
! mix- d wi . '. nnd s.lk are of very light !
;,lab',. qualities, ami have all the suk
i i ,. ., ii . f.,.. o, i m,.. i
' '
almost c ivcied with tigure; thus a
j hi a:r.l 1 rowu ground of wool is almost
1 e'oiieeiile.l ly iutiicitely wove-n ara j
' lus jut s of crearu-col iicd s lk, tr else a
, pei e i k blue ground has p de edive giei n
! fjgtire of h os ) i k u Uitcids; thefe f re !
i ingle width, au I Sl.'J.j a jar'. Tue
hitter fabrio is a;.i r. prii.t." for drap'ng
j plain 1 uutiiig i r eaiael's hair poh n liiee
ma le by the eombinatiem p.t i rn illus
jlr.ted iu tie present nuiuler f 11 e
j Jia;ar. biice ivcam co'.ors are to be'
Urf e'y used iipalf. a banting pi It lriise
I of that shade combined With phiaiiint
! brown mid oie.ini cdorovl bro.'he will I e
a very safe choice for IiuIum who mtpt
make up their summer wanlroln s at the
Cirliebt moan ht Jarju r't lluznr.
It.itliing.
It needs a gre.d d-al of careful
tdy
to know how to app'y it rightly.
I Lavo watched the effect of co!il bath
ing upon people of e"ilTerent orgnuiza-
tions, and fe l assure 1 for a person
uervously orpi ior.ed o jump out of bed
flntl take a Co. d bath IS p Mt Vi'ly luj'iri-
oils. It stimuh.t. s the nerves to greater
activity, aud for a tiui" the person feel
invigorated, but there ii always a re nc- j
tion. Nervous otgauiza'ion do lo! i
teed stimulating-tin y :.eed soothiug '
aud epiieliug, so-.m thing to make them
work slower in-icad of faster. I-Stit thee
aro tho very kin. I of people who when
they ge: an i lea of tiio healthful influ
ence water has 0:1 the human system,
bathe, bathe, bathe, until they wash al
the magnetic aa 1 electrical ilui 's out of
them, and then tin y grow so sensitive
that they cii'i lo'. e'-it.ic in coat' ct with
dirty perple, i. 1. p.-phi who do not
take ft full 1 a'h u; : 0 than t .v'ee a wet k
iu iv.ntt r! ,: V.V, Health MmJli'ii.
'l lie I ill. s -iihj-,-H
I'.ir ft vir im I ,. h n nmto t
ilit ititste I. Pi :, a- ! ur: van. To
, hie til
I"
no iiuMettt r M. 111a Ii j; tins ail rt!s o-
tpiatn pruteCiea from the malarial r"t. by ia
ertuK.iiK vital -taiiaii an 1 the remstant ptinrer
ef tlie ftiast.tiri hi. arul Lv cl: caing i-rvulaii
lies of the l:cr. !i ain'ti anil Loi I-, l.ieli
"'Cri'KHe tin. i!i att.r to l apprelieinld.l foj;u
..,..(, i- r 11 t rMiit-tiuH inaiaMHi coir-
U ii t f 101 .'I tinntt. ivpu. l'tie li I I in velach
tliii lea l t.g faini.v mdie'iii i a'-lib-veel m.niu
(if ii in. i its'n:n-liiiig ami an ply irnvin
tlTiet, lit a very wulet one. la tin- nialaii m
reiioi," t.f nrewii cmiitry. in S..r.r!i Anii-iii'a,
M x e'-. av . HiTcsie U.o -eie. c I.hh k;iv-u im
in.s'ai.sl f i ',i.lviir(K of curative value. At
lien. e at, 1 a ma I It baa always mixlaiiiril it
l".' " r'11"!! '" "or ti it evt r l.te-n arTtctcl
. .. . .., ,,,,, u, ....... irri.T. nir.i
to p-B-t h hn.ilrt-1 or dpial tflioacy. It utautlii
a'one, u-:t .p.atlt-d aniJiig cur iuti.it.al re.ni
eJa s.
.Smith - Si-rrniKK. A J.c of Vi;rtiui
taken j i-i I., foro soni- to bet. wi'l ci.aure a
ecru f. 'it it.ii' uttit H i(h'. vi ti e ummM if .fToror.
l'.-ymoihi-.s ray tlat licit ia no remedy for
(' .i. mint. tit. ii, auJ po.-Kili y, in ai.mu Cinen tbe
assertion may bei ornct. We know bowever
of many cure, mail.) by Dr. Bull s Coiijjb Syrnp
anil wili gnat-ante pewitive relief tu'.ho Vnf
ferrr iu iivury mutates.
y nnipil.
Sherman A Co., Marfball Mich., want an
item in thin etinntry at ooe, at a ra'ary of
tP 0 px-r month and upeuaew paitl. For full
particilara iilrem a above
Conuinillon l nreil.
o!-t lu.i. -tan, rtttr.-. I from .rai-: l.e, having
hli 1 ' '" b" ,'u'1" '''
ai-y ill-formula t.f a mtniil"
I'i- -ei-ty an.t i-riiianfiil t
an Fi! In-lia n in.ioii-
Vr-rf'tal-'e r m-.iy f- r
is-rniatiiil rui- tor Ootiainni.t-on.
Hrom-liitl., e'.ttatrh. Awtlmia. an.t ail 1'hr. al atirl
l.iniK Aff- .-'ioi... mIm. a Kw.live atel ra'li.-at .-lire lor
N-rv..ii. It I. Miti an.t all NirvniM (' itni'lanit., alt. r
lui mil to-t.-il ir, woiiilt-rliil ,-tirative ..M,-r n o o-o--an-la
of rn. ilmm llt It bia tliity lo niahn it known
lu ,'"""B" "'H f'low
' '' .lfi''f t i r-iiKie I
a. 'tit it. 1 Lv i-tlri. n ot ie
tr of i-lnn;. to all who ,l.ir It, ll.la n.. .
ilrnnn, Kr.mh. or Euallli. w Hi ful' tlirwi
in
for 'r.'.a-in( au.l ua ti(. -ul by li ail hy l.lri.H-
Ing with mamp, naming lhi pat-r, w . Sriiaaa
us FW'T' :1' ivocae:er. s. v.
The Hudson Ulver Tunnel,
The tunnel that is now being con
structed under tho Hudson river be
tween Jersey City and New York wa.
originally intended to be a single one.
with an internal diameter of twenty-foui
by twenty-six feet. The plans have now
been changed, the change consisting in
the driving of two separate tunneU, each
lifteen feet in height and sufficiently
wide to allow the passage of the largest
sized cars. The reason for the cbangt
is not the impracticability of the original
plan, but the greater strength to be found
iu the double tunnel, and a consider
able saving of expense in the construc
tion thereof. Another point in favor ol
the double system is the heavy wall be
tween tho two borings that will prove
of great value in holding up the root
and superincumbent mass of water. A
sheet iron casing, three -eighths of an
inch in thickness, will be carried some
fifteen or twenty feet in advance of the
workmen, thus protecting them from
any possible caving in of the roof or
sides. All the brick work will be
placed inside of the casing. Willi these
changes in the plans the managers and
engineers feel t.iore confident than ever
that complete success will altend their
efforts to connect both sides of the Hud
son by a subaqueous railway.
A great nniiy ri-nioti-s r advoriiei-d tf
: I ru g them h fir- tl.o ) u' I'e. vh.i tl rides
I win ttirr tli o ar'.ii-i. i i.o.i.l or li.ul. Tlie ir . iocl
I n pupation which I'r. Hall's li.-bv Syrnp i I'.j iy
I is standing guarantee of Km tnci is. I'li.-t
lbaf lady "What's bis name?"
Young lady "Aifgustus Tyler." lcaf
lail---'Hless me, what a liituie! Hust
hi ' llili r! l-'.ii i, you must be making
fun oi me."
A UisntiiK to humanity is fcli.it Dr. lln'l's
C.ingli Sjrup c in well li termed, for i'. l as
Co 10 more good a'roudy than any otLer m.d-ici-
et.
Tae people of Detroit, Mich., delight
in intellectual recrra'iou, nnd we hail
i ti e folbaing from tho Dotrolt Frrr
j Fa r. su eiicouraging sign of the
spread, of c-ultifo iu tl.e West: 'A
p.i i'sat t cveuiiy pamc in Detroit is for
each player !o oil I, is hsufs and then
try to turn a door-knob The one who
succeeds firs.t gtts a bunk of taffy on a
s'ring.
An r.nglisliPinn writes to the Louden
Ti'itirx that there was not a totnl abstain
er fr"m strong drink among the Ameri
can Episcopal Hishops who attended the
Tan-Ar lii'an Covpres.
, .If -TOUr K"n ,,M n, br'v;,ls
1,ml ' eo!lcf;c. ion c.iunot mnki) a
...,l..n. ..... ..r .1 1 .. 4, :
palace out ed a shauty by putting n
r rc-ueh roof on it.
Vegetine Cured his Daugh'er.
e'Ai.t lviiBvii.i.K. i'ImUoh Ci.. M.L, Mliv 1.1, ts;s.
! ir sir-Mrttiiu'.tT In b- .-:i afll ."-l.-.l n 111
Nnal e'litnrrh, AlV.-M.iil ef llt.i,M.r nn.l Ki.lii.y-.
ion t is 1. 1 .s .-.if .j inns I ii.iOi,'-i hti.l. niter la in;
I '!.-ill!..,l MVrklil nil I Oil- 11. .-I . TO-TI. Ut i'll"l-i-
.ill" el S..in,.i. 1 al last i , aorti"! 1 .1 lll llc el ', . i r
Vno nsl' onoii.in i-.. nil. leu. tl. nu I, o lev Jnut
I in ; r.i.... my .lum-hnr Ii . 1.,-en r..M..r,l 1.1 h :1.im.
i a.- 'Ins .1 an t- a. t ill .m-ta ... hh.I i.oi a an
lv, rt ii i . lecliimu
n....p.r:(lll!v,
T K. CAI.I.I1 Ii, M. I.
Worked Like a Charm Cured
Salt Rheum and Erysipelas.
"5 I'-i r.r Sr.. I'.iiiip,
Mn. II. It. Sn its-:
Y.. July 10, is:j.
I'-iir Sir-iiif fir b.-o Isvt fall hit Uttl.. l-..v 1 i.l
j l I'i. .tl, am eiu , i l: r -. : . m nn.l sail lin, n.n. !n
. ! I.e. 1.. leu' .n- malt, r.-.l ri t f 1 1 1 - unlet .:-,t -
oeii. ..'iit ii .iiir;uivi.r:iH ineut in tli,- upcrn 1
piitv!i.ist..l int. I.tt;i f Hi,. Vki.kiisk.. ii.4. mill
Iho iw,Kittl,-p, tiitr huh u:eit oiirt-.t. I t',.-r t-:iw
r'urn:. I Ino-.- ln ntv wti-lnuati al Ujiiic fr
y ''" '' """ ''vomi'r. 31"
ItoliAlli) tilllM.l V.
Remarkable Cure ol Scrofulous Face.
Westminti 11, C.iuii., lime la, 1T'J.
Mil. IT. I:, tirnvrs.-:
I'. :ir S:r 1 t-:m l.itify t- Hit- .;.vvl 1 n t ef our
in. iln-ino. My ill Ii- Ley ha.l a s.T.ifnla m-t- l.rvak
out nn Ins hen. I a lur'ea-a ii:ut.r ol a ile'lar.
a ' tl tl wvnt "lewii lim la.'f ir.-m one t ar In lie- iuIht.
ill l. r hi n,-.-k. an 1 was fut -t.li.l w. ef .tr s.
"t'we 1-onlf - of yuiirv.iaul.lt- Vit.iriMc ,-i.inp!t It-iy
cnre.t I 1111.
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I I st ..i.-.ii. c t 1-i.si.;.. l.-al. .I anil ciire-.l
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nil I pen e is nur ii :..t, .1. .tn.l --i.. -not 1,- l..-i i
in ci' ty f .am.lv. r.M.'.y Pt ii-e in taw t.r
aeei'lcnls.
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tlio p on t . v 1. -'i ' v
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II ( tclll'UV
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k.n Is i f lii II i iii in.it ...us mi l nlrt-io-tluii..
t im 'I'n I It i siisp f ..r liniliiiiu'. nml
3'i III ( rram f.r I he .skin Hli.lt'.. ln It li.n
lino proven ef ini stiii.ul.Io iiili aiitui:.' I"
ll.l.es
IIKMilltUIIOIIlS or PII.F.S fin l in this tlio
.... nt'.ll.'lt'. fell f lll' l lillilllilto fill.'.
No c.i-.,, li"H,.v,-r eln ,. ii ie er ol.si unit e i'.'i ii
I-.111.-1 -i-I il ; r.-ciil.ii' "-si' 'til' em' lot-ill i-. f
(-r.-.i1 -'i i i. o ulit-io llie It liioiul i tel 'll.iiih
i . ill.', 'til', lliellt.
rilYill I ta'l , f nil feliools n mmiMi.l nn 1
t.r.scnl' I'mitl'a Kalrarl. e hint' It Ut
from l.'iii.ti.'.l'., "I -'I"i' II c t'l rn il'"-'
iretienil irii.ii.'o f.irswrllliiiratif all km.! i,
lirin.y , -tut r 'I'll i on I. I n 11m mril Ton
alls. mi.te nn.l eliroine llliti i linen. I n.
t-irili, .f.r nliieh it is a ai-.m. i. I In I.
IiImIii., Vint; nt liiie-rta,loaiiiltnr.
rte . hti. tl II titl., Kai-r, nuJ niikt I
all m.'ttiti.'l-"f s in .lis, ii- i-i.
Til K Alt i I'.lis. i. Sum k llirrilrr.no I i
cry Mmi i in .iilonl lo l.o milioiit it. It it
il-.. I I.i' nil Dm l.tMititi- I. ii.-ii Slitl.les
Mif.1 K tili- t Is mi l Itrst ll.'i -.-nu n in Nt w
York I in. I' Inis no -. 1 1 ut I f..r fcpniln-,
llarucaa nr Ki.tl.llc t linntllja. Slllt.
uraa. ht'i-aili lira. Svrll(ui;a. C'nla,
j,-rlalltitia, Hired I UK, I'liriitmllllit,
( lie. Illal tlio.ii. hilla. ( ol.ls, ri lls
raiitfo of aclit'ii is v.i.lo. niel tin' n le I' it
n'f.ir.la is so 'i-.nii t licit, it is invaluable in
every V-'oi 'il Ji'ii'i .is well oa ill every 1 .1. i
tiuae. la-t it ! tru-J once, ani you ..;
never lw lib. .nt it
KOII VKII IIIMItl r.-iE.-Oiir T""'i '
I r. -1 . trillion f-.r iimj v-u bteck ia offere.l al Un
let v low l.nee of
fa-!..H IKll 0l.l.. (Parkas Eili-a
Tins is no 'it ct l-.il.' l tenki'tile j.resirittt..n
P. n ire.;ii' .1 with all lite care all of oni- ni I ic-i. i
-:ie. Sent by evpr. -s mi recoil. I of price.
M'CflAI. l'l!KI'.llt.lTl..a OP l-OXb'S rXTR. 1' ('
biNKU with nir. t't'itor isn mst biLitiu.
I'Kill-'l Ut FlK I.AlilKa' Uol la. IK,
Pln'l KXTRATT Aftr.. ft. 110 anil
lull-! ( ream I 00 ( alarrh ( urr " '
li.-nlirrlee Mil I'laairr i'
llnlalT S--. I luhalrr (il.iss. VV.)I("
ImIIpI Snap tleakeal .Wi mlvrlan . ! "t
Oialrofnt 611 Hriliratrtl l'atrr -''
Any of those re..ii-:lliona will Im Hi lit e.i
I ic.. free al .il-.le pi ic. s. Ill I..IS of loi lli. l
; -e..i.t of money or P. O. e.riler.
( AI TKIN. Pnnd'a Ftalrart, la a. .1.1 only
in t. .tlb-s. i-iiiiietl ill ItnlT wniiM'ra. mill tl. i
ii..i,K 'I'tiNltS K.MI'.Ai T, LI. . n ii, tlie Kins'
II is nrvrr aiifil In linlk. No titn can -:l ll
exet'ia ill our own laiitles as above tlcaciilH-il.
i ff ( H a Xkw 1'aMi'lii.n r with HiaTonv of era
I'.ll.l'AHAl-lv.NS. St.ST KKi-'.K ON A I'l'Uf ATIO.1 Tu
POND'S EXTRACT CO.,
1 8 Murray Stiaet. Kw Yorlt.
HOLD Vt A Lit liRL'UOWT
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m j r y
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nisi Extract.
fiJ's Extract.
r a
BR. CLARKE
tf i
LABOnATOUY,
77W.3dSt.-NewYorkCily
1TUMVB SrATtl.J
r';iriil(t. Liver
Disfiftiv f'iri'.f!
'A gWrt tf,ia!nar
JiiiUousncss, .Yrrvoun UrbUUy.ttc,
I vT.OiiOEl li& AziD KNOWII ta Man I
;n.0!) (.i:ts have soi.n sncn is;o
0. 000-0CO Bottles-
This Syrup Possesses Venal Properties.
Tr arlmiilnira tbn rv(Talin in Hie Stitlrd,
V. iil' l iivi-i ib llionuirrli mill niiunr ol' tho
1. -.i ,1 liKnulii: A il-lleii'iirv in I'rlvnllnn
:ii.-c linl kiiiI Kniiltiia ('f Ih-- lootl in (ho
h. ;nnr!i. J I' llio iiicilleiiio Ih litke'ii ittinietlia
atciv ii'ii-i- ruling (tie Iciiututiulun uflowU Is
I'ri'vciiiiil.
le :i"U iiinn i!io T.lver.
linen iimi i ho l.iilnofn.
It ItrKtlliilri- ihc ItnvtiVa
II I'm Hie Ihc llluntl.
Il ((iiieli ilm orvnim S jutom.
il rriitiintca Dirnilon.
Ii Ntinrilir, Hlrr-nuihcii- nml TiiTlcnrnfos.
II rnriiin nil ihr Olil Itlnntl nml nmk,. net.
Il i-prn iIip pnrrt- nl' tbe kUiii nnd intlucva
lli-.ilihv l't-rsilrnilun.
It Drutratiz.-a th licrrttlt.ir- tain. cr)wlson In Dim
1-1. iod. wln.-'i cmornlon S-rolnla. 1 rvmiM-lnn. BiiU til
niiiunr ol -lull ehseajtr.i dinl in:umal hiuuor-.
Tlicro arc no f i-uitii eniiiloyol in lta nnnnfji-inro,
j 'i I n fan In) talc u ly tl.o lunst tl.ilkat.- Iiau , or l.y
Hi.- a;:e I an I leeMo, f.i.- vn ji ian i. jmtcU in
I tt-.ujn tj u:nti.'iis.
I m:s cf LAr.GS eottles, . $i.co
! mzs cr s::all eottles, - - sa
Rind the VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
cf Persons who h.ivo been CURED by the
UM of the BL0OO PURIFIER.
For BiiioaMicaa.
I.Afiu.t. Una., Iti. liiiiein.l Co., N. C.
Hear Sa 1 linw lain iniutile.l willi llil-itni-ness
ami linl '. slioii, an 1 e.inl.l fln.l no
lel.i I' until 1 nii.. you- luliim i!o,, 1 Syiup.
l lie e iire w.is iitno li .o. , t me .surest n
tiiul ol it to thtis-c nil! de l ii I win.
.1. W. .sM'.AI).
A Vnlunrjlo Mpiltclne.
I.Al'liia. 1 1 1 1 1 . lilt liniMii.l e'u., ,N. C.
Dtnr Sir Alier r.e ti-e ot your Imlinu
liiiiu.l Svin., h. i . Lv I liuve litt-ii ureiiMy
llt lleltll .i, iny te.iv le. el i.H licit I ilel Lot
kiiutvi t it l el'iiie'. 1 I'l'tinoaiKC il a viiliiulilo
iiii'ilie'ine.
A. SMITH-
Pain la tho DroBst.
I.erio.i. lln.i., lii. iiiinniil Co., N
Ileur .-1,1 nits for u lout; lime siitl.-l-iiiL;
I:. mi u I'nin III in., lili. i-l. I luilll.t tltllll
vu'ir Ajioiit " . , i
hik! finco inking il I.
.- 1:. tnoi I ..... I .Syni.
I'.-'.l no s miitoitis t,
Iliet enin. Mi li n ;i i nv e n-i-1-it mi l lliey
nil nil ill ill liill. -1 leinis ot il.
A McMill..
Rlienniitism Cured.
I.u lit.l III! I., If. l.i.ieml Co.. X. I .
Deiir Sir I w. si.il,. ;.t ! ,-uti,mi.tn
in my Hick mil Sne.l. lei... iuel .liK-itir. 'i-
serilie l itIVnill. Al llie pii-e-Tit.n ol lllllentl.
I 1 1 it-.! . ni i- t.r ,-:ii In.!; in oio.l s,-.i up, nn.l to
llie s.ll.:i-e t l till, inv-t It i ,.:ie,, mi i.nti.e
. I. ate cure v;i ut.ikiil. I.t-t all who nre
lrtiilili I v, ith Ui.i.-i.ii.'tti-ii. civ e it u 1 1 inl.
j. j. vviauiir.
General Debility.
i lii riiriiKuKltTON, Knllieifonl l.'o., N. C.
I Dear Sir I'ur n loei; time I Imvo been s-iil
lerini; Willi o eakiu --. I it-e l Home ol yuitr
i urent Iti'liioi ll! i...l s.r ipHt-il it tlid met mtiret
aj.xnl than aiiylliin:: 1 ever IO..W.
! M lll.l. I'.riLEU.
For Hembtche.
RiTTliFKroiiUTON. Kutlii.ilur.l Co., N. C.
Dear Sir I 11 it- n sutlerer with Sick Ilea I
nolle until 1 utcniii" I s.itnc ut your e-xoi-llei.l
lii'liau Jilt k 1. 1 Sini., tiiul liavini: exieiieiii-c.
ita betieftt in tnv uu 11 eii-t 1 o..n liai u nr
tii'siiation in tei-iiiiitiieteliiiir it to otht'i-t.
.1. I K HL.VN t'l)ltl.
Sara Car for Dyapepsin.
Dak Si'iitMis. Unllierluril Co., N. C.
I He'arSir 1 sutV ied ivit'i Dvapepsin lor a
, on; tiuie; 1 1 w nul l ti"t -tuv u:i tny ititn:n-li
I pit a. mn' of your In Imti li uud Syuip unl il
cnretl me.
i . I. CAKI.II.IC.
j Djapepaia and InHfjsatloo.
I IIi siiv Koiik, I'ios n Cd., N. C.
I Dear Sir I have u-ie.i your linlinn llluo.l
j Syrup for 1 )y-jiep.in tl M ciii -' -'nn iiii;',
aud liave ria-eive-il iiiileli relief thcr.'lituu.
I 1.. I.LK.
Liver Complaint.
Bt'siiT Kuiik, I't'isuii Co., N. 1
Hear Sir Your truly viiluriMe Indian 11!. 1 1
Syrup is the) ImasI tne li. ine I nvetr use 1 !ui
layer UeHrplaitit mi l Su it lit i liiolie.
1'. 1'AI.NTKli.
For Aathmav.
Hi-.srEti'a SruiiK, I'ersuu Co., N. I".
lle-nr Sir I was truiinlel wiiit Asiliina l .r
five) yeaiH.niiil btile I In liml le.iet until 1 Ineil
your Indian Blood Syrup, whic'i ha grimily
U'liellte.! me.
8. U. CLAYTON.
j Newer Faila to Care.
I IlkSTKK a Stoiie, l'orson Co., N. C
I Dear Sir This n toeeitily lint I wa.siilHii-1-'
c-tl willi aevi r li 1! 111 . tin I your la.linn li.u el
. Svriip apttitlily cured 111 .
' MISS Z. IIKOACH.
j .jrapepaia and Rhenmatlam-
j llKsri K'a STelKR, I'ei'seiii Ce., In'. C.
Dear Sir The use ul yemr reliable) Iiidinn
; ll,."t Sirup baa uri-atly lienetile'l me lot
Djti.cp-iia and Klii'iiiieitisin.
j liLMIfc; CLAYTON
Ktdnejr Dlaenae.
Ckbro Gukihi, ('ol'.iiibii'i Ca, N. C.
Dear Sir I ton pleufr'l to state that yuui
reliable) Inilian ltltiO'l Svru has enre.1 me' en
K.dm-y Di-eaiset 111. ti (iiitvel. llo.utofite 1
have nevnr tound ita ttiual.
V. II. NANEK.
Dlaanaca of tlie Stomach.
PlRlWAT I KIIKV, I'olilliibi... Co., N. C.
I lenr Sir 1 have u-n I jnut i m i Pent In lian
II .... I S rup lur Disea-eot tin- Moinm h, w ilh
ul.ieli I muj severely alii el oil , nn 1 a lair It in'
liaa e tired uitt.
kfi-iJlfUK GOltK