FOR THE FARM AND HOME.
TarrlHK Corn.
A correspondent, of the Mirror and
Fanucr recommends soaking corn in
lar water to prevent crows from pull
ing it u n. For a number of years 1
have practised tarring my corn, and
niy process is as follows: I pour hot
water upon it when I am ready to
plant, and let it remain in the water
about two minutes. I then pour oft"
the water, and for every two quarts of
cum stir in a piece of green tar about
the mzo of an acorn. The corn being
warm melts the tar, nnd every kernel
is nicely varnished; then, to separate
the kernel, stir on a little torn meal.
I never knew crows rmrthecorn worm
to trouble corn served in this way.
iuballmte nr Italia
Hoeing and the Ire pient stirring of
the surface of the soil are good sub-':
slitutes for rain. Those parts of the '
garden that are most freijuently culti
vated show the best results. It is
probable that corn, watermelons, toma- ,
toes, Lima beans and cabbage, and
pos.-.ibly oilier plants, if well started
in fined, deep soil, may go through a
two-months' drought without very
serious damage. A deep, well-manured
soil suffers much less than a shallow
soil, snibsoiling and manure are to a
jcrtain extent substitutes for rain.
Moisture comes from below, t'nder- ;
draining is also a safeguard against
drought. The course of the drains in
the garden can easily be marked in a
dry season by the ranker growth i.f
vegetation above them. Irrigation in
many parts of the country will pay
Ilie soil, if well prepared, could use to
good advantage twice the quantity of
water it receives from r;tins during the
iry months of the summer.
rropneatlng Miruba,
Test Methods of Propagating
Shrubs" was the subject of a paper
read before the Massachusetts horti
:ultural society by William trong.
Mr. strong advocates, as the cheapest
and surest method, the propagation of
shrubs from seeds. 'Where one is in
baste, however, grafting en strong
md congenial stocks must be resorted
to, nnd it is by this means that some
nf the rarest evergreens are multiplied.
The stocks are started in pots, and ,
when the sap is fairly mining side
grafts are inserted in the dormant .
scions, and then packed away in a
shaded frame in the greenliou-e, keep, i
ng moist with sphagnum. In a few
weeks there will Le a large per cent, of
Mahlished plants.
I'eciduoiis shrubs are n Teased by
rutting off the soft wood in .Inly or
August, in 1 oxes with thrfe inches of
soil and an imh of line sand at the
op, pland iu .-haded frames with
d:ght bottom heat. A cheap mode
.vith many sorts is to make ripened
wood cuttings iu autumn, bury in
'umdlcs bottom ends up, sheltering
:"rom rain and hard free: ing. and plant
ut in early spring. Cutting maybe
aken from most g!eenlioiit' shrubs
Jarly in spring and tiny will root read
:ly in a propagating bed. Tins an
swers well for nses for winter-cut
lower..
The much admit d .Japanese maples.
Al.idi thrive only with shade and
noisturc, were reported as not suitable
for ordinaiy culture in this country.
A new aalea i.l. i, from Japan,
winters well and llowers superbly.
Many ni w si edlings have bi en raised
ivhii b are reported t be suited to our
"lin. ate.
The single Japan rose (iwi fi'wso
is pronounced a very promising shrub-
i'..'' Y'Jfk 11'-.;..
1 eriliuic Mirrp.
You must not collect a large flock of
dicep 1 cforeynn get something for them
to eat, and that something must be
:ln ir natural, that lood is grass -er.iv!
that is sodded and perennial.
The stoinai h of a sheep is small and
te cats but little a' a time, and he
wants that little very often, say every
:wo or three hours; hem e he should
fie where he i an gather his own food
The tendency of all kinds of grain
md dry provmder is to make sheep
jiihealthy. A little grain before settli
ng to the shambles is useful t i help
fatten, but tat itself is a di-i a-e and
ihould be avoided so far as possible in
ill breedinganimals. I.ikewiseshoiild
the (ther etreiiie--vi., poverty -be
iVoideil. I have seen sheep dcgi ri' r
nte from povuty more in one genera
tion than they could be improved in
:wo or time. 1 see much in the
papers about sheep loving bitter weeds,
nriais. sassafras and the like, and they
are good s-cavi ngers for a foul farm.
My sheep love the cultivated grasses
oest. I remember once to have killed
some sassafras with sheep, but 1 also
killed some of my sheep. It Will done
by confining them too long to the same
teiritory as well as to the same food.
Sheep neid to have their pasture
riianged at least once a month. And
this now pasture is as much to force
them to sleep in a new place as it is to
give a variety of food. Xo sheep ran
he healthy long that sleeps on the same
place ami over his own excrement
every night. Fnrminy H'orH.
Ilnuarhnlil lllnta.
To keep dried fruit from becoming
wormy scatter among it pieces of sas
afras bark.
When ivory-handled knives become
yellow theyeftn be cleansed by rubbing
them briskly with emerv or sand paper
A small piece of salt pork boiled
with fricasseed chicken will impart a
riekness to the gravy and the flavor
will bo better than if nothing but but
ter is used.
Here Is something for the young
mother who must tend baby and sew:
Make a largo s inure pillow, and for
this hens' feathers will answer if the
feathers of thegooseare too expensive;
cover it with bright-colored calico or
bit of cretonne; when completed lay
it on the floor and put baby on it on
his stomach. He will amuse himself
in many ways, and often learns his
first lesson in creeping here. Me will
lie and pull or kick a' the ilnuer. on
the carpet, and will kick a i l r dl and
gain strength in his limb-; and :n o -casional
accident caused by v getting
too near the edge will n t a 11 right a
baby who ha proper spirit and deter
mination. COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
II In tiro.vlim Almmlnnlv l iiiiiuimi.-.l
1.1st of llxil llllli.
Cashiers of large lie nantile establish
ments complain that i-uintertcit mon
ey i in circulation toan almost unprcc
cdentel extent. Note of t he denom
ination of are said t b most com
mon anions' tin counterfeits, but much
care has to be excrcNod to avoid bein I j
victimized by people attempting to J
pass bad $') bills. If there is but one ;
flaw in the chara ter of an individual, I
that Haw is found in a willingness to !
part with money suspcted oi Icing
bogus without making sine before ot- j
fering it. There aie varieties o! lion
esty, and such, a test would be com- ,
plete in detecting between two Kinds,
the difference separatini: which i far i
from being marked in the ordinary j
events of buying and selling. Most j
people, when called upon t" d" ide j
in reference to whether a bill is good, j
examine the engraving and the quality ,
of the paper, and if these appear riidit
have little doubt remaining. Many j
worn good bills, however, ta.i to ap- ',
pear to the unskilled eye as nicely t n- j
graved as some coin;!, rluts. and very
frequently experts are on ertaiu. I'eo- .
pie interested in silbng oiinterteit
detectors i arry with tiiem go d 1 i ! ! .-
which appear to be had and o i l hdU :
which appear good, simply to : onvuu e
people who have too gn at i onlideiieo
in themselves i om cniing this matter.
The only cmin'tTli :t s m eir i. latum
are on banks as tollow s:
Massie husctu -'-I's -n X.i'iotial l.a.
gle of I'.oston. f.'s . n I'.oyNton. i. bl
and Facitic i l'.o"t,.'i. I'c lliam of 1 . .1
hain. To asset of lt!l lliver. la ie- "'or
of Leicester. M. reliant of Nt w lie I
ford. First of N-.rtha'iit-.n. th-
bridge of oii!!il'l-id..o. ll.ni,.i'f!l ol
Wesiii.M. '""'--on lir-! and lovee
of Post .n. M' rc'iaiit ,' t.f N'.-.v I'.c llord
and I'ittsoold of Pit's:. eM.
New York - -?J's on I '!iio; ,.; Kinder
hook, Union of Linderpark. Ninth. Ma
rine. Market and "t. Ni- ':!. i- ! N.-.v-York;
.s i n M i'iiiI.i t uii r." o! A'e
sterdaiii. Pawling I'.iw'imi. lVr'
Manwix of Koine and "late I'roy;
f Jo's on city of Albany, i "y of Ao
bum. Fanners" and Mannia- turerv
of I'.llfl.t'io, first Ol I.e.-
land ol Ne'.v'ourg, l'ir-1
Croton, Marine. Mark.t
Mi roh. nits', I!.i:ii. of on
of New York. Pirst. i t
ers' and Manafa t irc:s
keepsje. l ast ,a K, 1 lb
tv of lb - host. r. ( i'ii' i'ti!
port. High
A jueriean,
haai. "".
Iicive. -t.lte
and l'.iriir
of I'oll.''..-
k. Flour ' :
: iloaio. -ir.
aeitse of yr.n use. Mutual of I'rov.
"aratoga i oiupany o! Wa'eriord and
Watkins . f W.itKins.
llhode bland J's - a lllinde Island,
of ew oit.
Illui ii- s.Vs on Pirst of Aurora;
First of Canton: First, t entral. i.er
man. Mer.-I.ant"'. Traders' and Union
of Chi- ago; First of Peru and Fanners
oi Virginia.
Peiis!v,i!ua s.Ys on Pirst of ll.uio
ver and First of fauia pia: l"'" on
First of Ilanovi i an I l'ii "t : lro,.
qua:l'i'son Fir"', and I'liird l'inl u
delpliia: Jo's i.ii Poiiitii of I'iiil.el l
phia: b".fs on bank of C.iiuuu roe of
Pittsburg and N-eond of Wdkesb.irre.
Mil higan s'.'s on People's of .l,e k
Soli.
Connection' s.'i's on -lewett - ily ol
Jewett cdy: "'s on First jf Portland.
Wis- otisiu - "' s on First oi .Milwau
kee. Vermont- rVs "'i M"iitcj , lier ol
Moiitepi lier, and First of i. Johns,
bury.
Indiana tin's on Lafayette ot La
fayette, Muneii; uf Mum i', Kiehinorid
of l!i hmond.
Maryland - ifl'i'son Natiunal Lx
change of Pialtiinore.
Ohio -lm i's on Ohio of Cincinnati-
Pesides the abov e there are in circu
lation stolen notes as follows: $Ys on
Osage bank of Osage, Iowa, and the
' National bank uf Pontine. III.; Alo's on
: the Merchants' of Albany, the Nation-
, al uf llarre, Vt.,tln National Hide and
! Leather bank of I'oston, and the Third
I of New York city; Ju'sonthe Mer
chants' of Albanv. N. Y., the National
bank of Marre, Vt., the N. II. and L.
of Boston, and the Third of New York
city, and l-VJ's and l'H.s on the First
of Jersey city and the National city of
Lynn, Ma-s. These notes were stolen
when unsigned, and the spaces for sig
natures of presidents and cashiers are
fraudulently Idled.
Nebraska claims the largest apple
ever grown in America. It weighed
29 1-2 ounces.
CHILDREN'S COLUMN.
Wraatlrr v Spi-ller
Our John has ju.si bpguu io si'ell;
All! he ia very proud,
lie stand up sirttixht his brunt eyes snap,
Iln spells extremely loud
He My. I hero's no use studying,
He knows it nil so well;
In liict, hu thinks lie knows much more
Thiiii the Hj'e!ling-liok cull lull.
Uul Roinoone hiinH to ninninin's cars
liejiiii Is I lua .film Inn "iniswd."
'Hnw is ll.ii., ili-iir?" lKl u.ks, while John
HeiiM to tin it im.t wist;
eYe-i'M," lonKiii ilown, "Will Kieegot up
Alu.ve me" (v!i:it a Irown')
"Jin fn lis i he hesi," iin.l here Joint brums,
"Uul I can wieslle linn down.''
Cool Cheer.
Tl-lio 'oiirnsr.
The bravest boys are not always
those who are ready to light. Here is
the story of one who showed the right
spirit when provoked by his comrade.":
A poor boy was attending school
one day with a large jtat h on the km e
of one of hi trou.-ers. One of his
schoolmate made fun of him for this,
and i ailed him "Old Patch."
Why don't you light him r" cried
one of th boy i. -I'll give it to him if
he called me so."
"Oh." said the boy. "ou d 'li't sup
pose I'm ashamed of my patch, do you
Pur my part. I'm thankful for a g 1
mother to keep nt" out of rags. I'm
proud of my patch for her sake"
Tim wa nol le. That boy had the
coinage that would make him success
ful in the struggles of life. We must
have courage in our struggles, if we
hope to come out right.
Trunin r Trnvr.
liven about the commonplace dollar
of the United Mates there is already a
shadow of romance, says the V'u'i'i
i nifi:ii'"h. A dollir appeared la.-t
winti r in Philadelphia w hiih created
quile an excitement. It b r" Mm date
of l""! an 1 was held at two thousand
dollars.
Dollars of tha date are so rare that
each one ha ; a ped.grce or sern s of af
fidavits to prove it g"tiu ne. The r a
on for the arcity of this coin is said
to be that almost the w hole silver coin
age of that year was sent into Atrha
to defray the t xpetise- of the United
Mates expedition again.-t Tripoli. An.
o'her statement is that it was sent to
China to pay for a cargo of h a.
Wli.it i-vi r the reason maybe, it i.
certain that it any boy who read the
.;;,.;'.;; sh-Uihl find one of tllC.-e
c litis h" w oi:!, 1 h ive suthcicnt capital
fo pay f.T his education.
Other A intra an coins are still more
rare. Of the live-dollar gold pie. e
struck i:i 1"1'. tliei -is said to le but
a .-ing!" o io in exi-t' m c; this js owned
by the King of s'.tr !ei. The oiitlo in
coiifnh racv had stlili-k just Imir half
dollars wbeu the tiiin' iu New Orb an .
wa. ci d. I'h.s coins are held a!
l.C idoll" pra-i .-.
A glamour ot in :! ry and romance
also hang about certain hoards of
buried dollars along th- coa-t. Kid-!
the pira'e. is uipo ed to have buried
large stores of com. dum-h silver, etc.,
which have never l en discovered, al
though scan h has been made for the
stolen tr asures from Maine to Yir-
ginia.
Lalilte. another pirate, is hi lieved to
have buried his treasures in Petite
Ance island in the center of a square
on,e, l.y fniir l;iv-. The negroes
from the neighboring town of New
Iberia have. course, dig hole
wherever lour tie s grew mar t'r
g. tlu-r. and Me-re are many ulucited
white im n w ho have grown old and
poor iu soeking this visionary treasure.
An odd contrast to their course is
off. rod in the story of ,i Louisiana
1
intT. who, m the same m-igiiiiur-
hood, cultivated a I' vv sC rile a re,
Nothing gn vv pro-pero'i"!' for him
but children, and th- wild cav i mio
papaver plant. In his efforts to devise
a way to support the children. In t irn
ed to the cav ei.ne. It v as a we. I. bat
he saw in it his opportunity. Cod
does not send even a weed in vain.
He experimented, succeeded in extrac
ting the juice and in introducing- it to
the market without middle-men. His
wife and children helped him, the little
family manufactory became famous
and its i.w ni r ie h. while his neighbors
grew grav in vain searches fur Lahtte's
spoils.
CLiri'lNOS FOR THE CURIOUS.
All the sycamore trees now in ci it
land have sprung from a little tree
which Mary Muart brought from
France and planted in llolyroml
The Sutro tunnel, which was driv
en through Mount havidson. in Neva
da, to inter, ept the great Comstock
lode, is four miles long, and ro.t
ii it i,i n hi.
The Opcloiisas (La.) -uihr an
nounces that a lady in Carencro, who
is seventy-nine years old and has only
been married a few years, gave birth tu
a child recently.
In the Uruguayan department of
Paysanda, the wile of a Brazilian plan
ter had three plump girls at a birth,
on the fourth of April, and all three
had complete sets of teeth. Although
only two years married, the couple
have already live children.
Long-toed shoes v.ere invt ntcd by
Fulk, Count of Anjou, to hide an ex
cresenee in one of his feet. These Vi s
were so long a to be fastened to the
knees with gold chains, and carved at
the extreme point with a representa
tion of a church window, a bird, r
some fantastic device.
ruxoEST rAR.usR.iriis.
It ia easy to see that there is always
a man in tho honeymoon.
How and where the gallant grocer's
clerk makes love Across the way.
i A Brooklyn boy can imitate with
his mouth the sound of a lawn mower.
His father is going to try and imitate
a thrashing mie-hine.
Tho man who wouldn't h t bis voice
fall for fear it might bnak.wa as bad
as the fellow whs didn't like to turn
out his mustache fearing it Wouldn't
come back again.
"Some men unpleasantly comb their
mustaches at th,-. table." The man
who can pleasantly comb hi. mus
tache at the table must be a pretty
skillful pr.e tit inner.
Meiiiiis having -.in !' di d in making
a sti amboa! out of paper, it won't be
long before an inventive man will pro
duce si railroad eatilig-hi.u.se beefsteak
made of pasteboard.
A young lady of New Orleans, who
recently performed a n aMrkable teat
in rowing, has been pr s. ut. d with a
1 cautil'id yawl. A smack would have
been more appropriate.
The Chines e.'a;oM at Washing
ton at t, iido I every pei fonnauee of the
riri us when there, and declared that
they had enjoyed i. ..thing so much
tiince Congress ad journed.
Hostess Now don't slay nut here
all the evening." Host "We'll join you
iu ten liamitf .." Host' s " Miss
Tct chv is going to sing you know."
Host-"O! vm 11 sivau hour."
Paper is ii' W employed for the cou
nt ruction of doles for obs'Tvabuiis.
It has also fo.-a long time be n ulil
17ed in the u.ai.ubc t lire of Western
mining ilaiui" and town-hip specula
tions. A "poi i;et guide" for instruction in
the art of swimming has been j u'n
lishcd. Win n u bill ovcri.i ard and
don't know how ti.iwiiu. all you have
to do is to f eel water and rea l your
guide.
Where did you ? t your wonder
ful power of language " aked an ad
miring auditor at the close of the
lecture. "Oh," replied the lecturer,
with a laugh, "1 u-c l to work in a
barber's shop."
"Is that ah nit the right h ngth.sir'r"
asked the skillful barber a . he lini .bed
cutting hi- customer's hair. "I like
the Miles and back, wa. the response;
but I wish you would make it a little
longer on the top."
A Pennsylvania man hasapplied fur
a pension I eeaiise he lost a tooth
during the v. ar. I he la' t that he lust
old' one t ."til woi'ld "it III to indicate
that he nevi r go! iic.r enough to tin
front to chew hard t.e k.
The Apa' h" Indian, it is said, can
march from thirty to b rty miles a day
without becoming Mm-I. It is really
a pity that tho Ap e he cannot be
(ivilicd, for he would be just, the
fellow to accompany his wife on a
shopping excursion.
Two gentlemen w- re talking the
other day about their siiccis., in life.
Onereliiarkeilthatvvli.it he came tu
Baltimore, just after ihe war.he didn't '
have a second shir' to his ha k.
'That's nothing." rep!;-1 the other.
"When I came to Baltimore I did m t
have any shirt to my l a. k at all." lie
was born there. !
Well, there is one tiling sure," said
Mr. Job Shuttles, as he li.sed a discus
sin on the wmiigsid' Ines.s of every
thing in general; "there is no justice
in this world, and it makes me blue tu
think of it." True. Job." said Patience,
"but the reflect inn that there is justice
in the next, might to make you feci a
great deal bluer."
Blotting Pa per.
Large manufactories are devoted ttj
the production of blotting paper, which
thus becomes an important article ul
commerce. The demand is always
good, and subject to little variation
The sale of blotters is very large, but
it would be larger if insurance and
other companies ibd not scatter su
miny advertising blotters. Blotting
paper is of enmparaMv ely re- cut origin
It is not so many yt.irs since blotting
sand was an arthlc of foreign export
and domestic. u;e. Foreign sand cann
from the Mediterranean, but Block
Island b. a. In s supplied Bhi.de Island
Some of the merchants of to-day re
member when, as i h rks in :-tationerv
stores, they occupied leisure hours anil
rainy days in putting into ei nvenient
packages blotting s.'.nd that came f'oin
Block Island by the barrel in those
pointed shallops tii.it plough the main
nowadays. The use of blotting sand
' led to the inaniilacturo of sand-sifters,
which in itself was an industry of some
magnitude. A piece of paper Lad dis
placed them, s.ind and all.
A K. lli nl llir Wnr.
Dr. F. Warren, the eminent physi
cian, late Purveyor (leneral.C S. A.,
imvv a praetitii io r in Paris and widely
i known throughout the Ninth, w mio
niiicialiy: "lr. W'oithiiigtoti's Chol
era and liiarrho a Medicine has long
ago en joyed a high reputation, but It in
and out of the Army." Other ) bv i-cian-.
of high Man hug rcei.iiiiin rid it.
and with such t iidoiseiiu lit it U rci ng
nied ius a sovereign cure.
i The largest milk pan on rerord has
ha- been ma le for an Iowa creamery.
It will hold ;ihi gallons.
Nebraska claims the largest apple
, ?ver irown i Aimtica. It weighed
U l- ounces.
A TETERAX REE FACTOR.
lilt rum I lie, I'ri'srnl I'lnnm nnd What
lie Hum to shji I jinn n !ubjrct
Tliut Aloi l.lii'il lltui.
.V,w furk Timr:
N'enrly forty years una a yonng mnn. of
nnusiial endow menln, beKnn to mold publio
opinion upon a subject of vital iinportftnce.
Like nil pioneers, lii enrly elfortu Were un
Miccessful, but his ability and tho value of
his work oon won public (oittiitpnce. and
to day there i not a villnne or hamlet in the
country that has not I ecu inllitenri d by Dr.
Dio Lewis. When, then for1, it was Lamed
yesterday licit he contemplate J lite estnblish
it. oat nt a Inre uuig iziiip in thi city, the
fact was dinned fo itiiporltitit that a repre
sentative of (his paper was roinini sioued to
see lion mid ascertain the truth ol (lie rumor.
lr. Dio Iwis is n Bi'titleiiinn of sixty j ran
nnd two hundred pound, with snow-white
hair nnd beard, but prolmbly Ihe most per
fect picture of health iiml viyor in the me
tropolis, lie is a hviiit; exponent of his
teiichitip. ami notwiihsiaiid it; Hip amount
of wo k he hits nlte uly ilntie. pi'umis.'H Hlill
creiilvr netinty for yi'iirs Io lone. He re
n tveil the intt rviewi r most rotirlc:n ly, nnd
in reply to a question said:
"It ib true I have loato Io Now York to
establish n monthly ninuMZiiit-. I hnve coma
here forthesatne re ion Ilia' I went Io Huston
lwcniy live yen e ago. '11 c.t l'o-ton wn tle
let platform in the eoticry front which to
s e. k ol' idiiriilion. Newport, tins now be
come most hispital letoproi;ilv five thiiuulilR
and especially M to iiit"tt:iif,lit' on behalf of
I hy-jeiil trtiinnip.
"1 have ri-nson to know Ihe ront and
al idiiiR illli rest of the Antei u n'l e .pie in
this fithject. Thry linvp roittp to renl.zu that
the future of our roiintry ivots upon our
physical vitality, and especially upon the
vtcor of our women. My new masnztne will
hear tit t titlo ' Dio Ix'vvts' Monthly.' nnd lie
ilevoted to Siiniliiry and Social N ieneo. 1
hope through its pages to ill'iiiKUtale n new
departure lit hyyienp."
"Have yivi not written several books on
the siili eetV'
" i is, nine volttmi n, and some of them like
'Our tiitls,' published by the Harpers, have
hnd an enormous involution, but the best
work of my life I shall Rive Ihe World in the
new magazine. Forly )enr of skirmishing
ought to conclude W illi ten years of organized
warfare."
" Doctor, what i the oprnsion Of this now
interest in health qtio-tionsV"
" It has potnr through sufTerintr, which
frems (ho only road to self knowledge. Ti
Monmch. henrt, kidney or liver fall into
trouble, happiness is none, ntul then people
five attentmn to their In alth."
" Which of these organs is mo-1 f rpinontly
Ihe viptim of oar errom'r'' asked Ihe reporter.
"Within the last few ye its diseases of th"
kidneys have crently miilliplietl. When I
was engntd lit pr.ieliee. thirty live nud forty
years ago, certou- dim me of tho kidneys was
rnre: but now distressingly lreiiuettt and
tntal."
' To what do you nttribute this great in
crease of kidii. y troubles:"
"'Io the it e of taimii'niini; drink, n lul
tfrated food mi l irregular hnbils of !i.e."
" Doctor, have jou any e intideiice in tho
remedy nf which we he.irso mu h n ivvalajs,
WaruerV Safe l.'ure:"
"1 believo in th" o itte of prevention,
rather than in a ion of euie."
" Ittit have you noticed the remarkable
tcsiitn.iiiiiils of Wnnier'a rein-dy?''
" I have, and confi-s th it ti.e,- hr.TO puz
z'ed and a -tottisheil w.o. rheonui eiiilalii.ns
of t roprielaiy mein.-ine' it ial y ci.ti.e from
iiiiktniw n per-oiis ie-i.linj in Im-k eicnlies.
Hut 1 si c- 111 ntir tn.i t reimt ilile It 'WSi.ep -rs
Ihe wannest prniso of W. rnei's Safe I are
tinm ( ulli i'l ot -n
. ni, it ,.ll,..r ... r.n,
I oclnble i It si-
-,t.a '.!,. r-.n-n:- 'I'.. 11...... .....!. I . .1 1 ...... .
a.' i mil' an tli'n
a id" tuny he profc-siona1, hut ii is iintiiiitilv.
No pl.v-ieni!i e in lor.-el li nt va'u ihl" nd Ii-
ti..tisro.iiit-.M.ileriii.M diPaliiivp-l rungtio-n
I. I s.ii-Ii siiiin-i-j lu.i.-d lllll.:.s-..l will
III s i lonil .if w,tiu-...i s llml 1 I nri lia . I i
I ollh-i of W.o tier's S ifi I uv' at a in.lL'hbnr. I
iul' ihier stole, mid nnaly' d on of them lo
if il eoiitaine l anytime... oisoit"i . Then
I took thrt e of the po s l ibe l dun; nt otliT.
and to nnd there was ii'.llung injiui uts 111 il.
I do not lu-it i'e i .-pj tliii if 1 fntittd my
kidneys in -e-n iis Iro ih'e. I -h mid Use this
ten civ. hc'-iiusi. of the ho elesslies of nil
oiiliuiirv In a! lie nl. and luciu. when n
l.iiiiiir. 'l tnti llu'eut rep it d ie persons mule
in the suupincut that a certain remedy lias
ci.r .1 tie in of a 1:1,1 'p n a' 'ily, I cl o sc 10
In 1 1 vi that t lev - e k the trulh.
" lint as you iiiny kt'iiw, my I'leat i nt re-t
in lift-ln in pievi ntn n. l or folly yeats I
I ivi I d 0:1 I in Oil-lii al. I'lK of tl ephiise
of inywotk in ,( vv laighoid wa- iheisUili
jislinu lit of the Ladle.' Seminai v at IeinR
t.-ti. Ma-s. My iiini wa- lo illustnuc tlie
I o sjliihtics in t,,. j (i sical Iraiiiing of r rls
during their school hie. This ins ituiinn
be -atne, before I If It it. the largest and most
Micce sful seminary for yoimgwoiiieii nwnc I
and 11 01 1111 jc-il by one peisut in ntir country.
1 sat down to 1 1 tit it r evet y day wilt a family
ot tun handle I pci-iilis. ihe remnikahh'
11 -1 lis of this iini-i'lu traili ng niiion 'iils
w-ie gneu in my pn) er ibh-he-.l 111 Ihu
,..a'i .-luii-iiVmi i'ii-11 ir of Dii'embir. sL'.
Hi sides 1 est ibli-lie.f I hi- Normal Institute
for riiysu 'id Training in llia'mi, nn I for ten
years was its I'residcnl and Manager. Dr.
Waller ( h it'iiing, I ir. Thomas Ho kins, l'ro-fes-nr
Le.'iiaul iaal oil ers were among its
te.n hers, and more than four hiindied per
rons to ik its di lnma and went out into all
pans of the land lo trach th" new school of
gy inliiisiics. And now the years lelt lo me I
propose tj devote to the inng.-i.- me w hich I
have come here to est ibltsh. It will be tho
In' gi st periodic il ever devote I to this field of
literature, nud will present Ihe hundred and
one questions of hygiene with the sanpli -ity
of a child's t i'. In this end nil so-calle.l
leal mug will be subordinated, i he inapt.
. lie will he more 1 r 1. fs illustrated, and will
s:i t.e t ; re.n-h 11 high place in the roiiiideuce
and lieaits of the pi ople. Inn few weeks
our fust number will appear, nnd we shall
fondly hope lor it ti hearty welcome."
Ti.e fads above narinted are indeed most
import int. It is giuiifying to know that ti.e
lifelong 111 erteiices of a gentleman who
stands without a e r in sue 'essfully demon
strating the 1 riiiiiplis of hygiene; whoso
I cart h. s always been ill sympathy with the
atllicti d. and whose brain lias ever been na
tive 111 plaiiuiiu' for their relief, are to bo
given to the 1 uhlic through thepnges of a
magazine. And it is specially significant
Hid 1 n of positive of rnre inetit that a pro
piivlarv medicine. even vvth such high stand
ing a Warner's Safe t'ure is known to have,
should be indorsed and recommended by a
man so able, so reputable and of such
iiiiLuiinl renown ns Dr. Dio Ixwis.
"VVhal is the worst thing about riches'?'
asked a If teher. " Their scarcity," replied
a boy, and he wn immediately awarded 11
prize.
Nervous debility, the curse of the Americtin
I eople. imii.cdi itely yields to the action of
Brown's Iron Hitters.
'The "l'e 11 In." or Hut peach of China is
revolutionizing peach culture in Florida. It
is Hat like n bi-i'itit.
Kfokck. town.-Dr. E. K. Fuller says: "I
have ii-cil Itn.wnV Inm Hitlers 111 my owu
family with excellent results.
Durtii r one of the recent hot days the
llrooklui bridge descended In within Lk'
Ii 1 1 '.1 niche-of ihe water. I'nloaded in the
coldest we.ilber it would be two feet higher
Kiv liHuvr". N. - Dr. N- "-"beov"-snys:
"I i riserilic Hrown's Iron Paten and
tind it all it H recommended to be."
An 1 IT01 1 l making to build a church for
deaf mute- 111 riiiladelphia.
"Itouiih on II m."
Clear' out rals.inice.ronches, flies. tiedbtiBs,
iints.skiinks.ehipmuiiks.gophers. I.V. Dysts.
"Your sin will surely tind you out," said
Ihe good mini lo his way ward son. "Don't
care, dad." replied Ihe young reprobate, "o
long ns nobody finds out my sin."
"llurliM-l,bl."
1 he Qtiipk.conipletecnre.annoyins Kidney,
liladdir, I rinary Diseases. 1. Drnggifts.
"Mil. is Ing Itr.tncli nn awful dirty placer"
child what made you think
Why no toy
Why. here is 101 ndvertisement tnnt
s il ii waslu d by the tide twice a day.
say
t'tilnnrl Seller's Ff WnlT.
The Colonel never made a siieeesg of the
f P Water busiiiex. but Csrbo mo struck a
l,.eiaii.i with l elroleoin as its base. If your
hair is thin nnd fnllinu out, try IL
Km dialli rule Ironi yellow fever at Yera
Crtiz. Mmco, is said to be fifteen a day.
Tun habit of miming over boots or shoes
corn-red with Lyon's t'ateut Ifoel hlillner.
The population of Corea is said to tie
".LtM.HTi.. of which a,"itiO,ai7 are males and
a7.H,o.iU females.
Chrolilhion collars and ruffs are cbeapes
in thelong run. They wear longer thavn toy
other, and you cost ot wavabing.
Jenny land lia en" son, rn offiof r in tho
British Briny, nnJ .wo i1. iiiliteis lm'.ily
murriod.
irT OF AM,
IV. R. V. Finn k, RnfTiilo. N. Y.: ). Sii-
My ftttnity hits ttst'il your "Favorite l'r
ncrlptfoti" ami it hits done nil that is rlninit'd
for it. It is the best of nil iirei iirnlions for
female coini'liiint. 1 rcroitiineitil it Io nil
my customers. O. S. WA'I'KftMAN,
Pnik.'gift, Iliilliinoie. Mil.
Pon't t.liime the Kill who miirrics for
money. Doesn't lite i.renel rr ninrry.
.;Ol.lI N -111)11 l. Dlst OVI.lt V"
for nil fXTofiilitiisiind virulent blood imisons,
is s.feitir. Ily iliueihls.
There are '.'ll.not) iterc
of vviilernii'lons in
Itiiikc Collllly, (ieoj-i.'l.
i nt. mi. Kirs-,
dyspeptic or eoiisti paled, should ndihiss
with Iw stnitips and lu-lniy of case lm pam
phlet, Worn ti's I i-i r.sAi,v Mi on ai. .V.ki
ATION. Hull do. N. Yi
Nlnety-thiee tin it iiaiu ccics ol land wete
I hutted with limber in Kan :e- 1 .s year.
till lintiitin.' lioiil: line, IU. l'.'inorc's, 1('."
llliain St.,iY.. is the. i. .i.i' . i 'rr'i i
i.,c..i 1 1 I for ihciiiii'itistu, mid In -I leu eil)
known for kidney, li er and si.mach ills
eases. Ahiiiulanl proof.. Si ml lor cin'iiliis.
Yineennes. Indiana, lm a Inttti r dish Inc.
ory wliivh tin n.. out s ',0 n lo W.V.:i) tide;
ir tiny.
The I iny.i-r h' Nrriisf.
Is the besl in the inai lo'I. It is the m nst
i conoitiical and elietpest, one box la-iing n -long
as two of niiy other, line grea-ing will
l ist two wee!; -.. It reei ived lltst po i'iiiitn at
Ihe Ceitteni;tal nnd f.-u is 'x-.oi!i(iiis, n! ;o
mi'ilal-at vaiii'ic- Si an pair-. Hit no other-
I he (Viir's crown i-lull of iliain.ui d-ami
pclirls, and is (.'really iidinin .1 I y Id, tutclc.
Tor sore fee
or bullion-, II:
nllell joint -. -p.ai i s. coin:
r.uri.'k'- Salv.-.
The rcpo; t Hi it Ann . ii-1 via - -i tiding infer
mil inachiiie. to IIulIuu! oi u.'inati d in
the fai l that a vt --el Imm Nt w liih aie
landed two er iles of ciii'iiinbi t - in London.
Vlntln r s.iv.i'1 Wm iii -.vittii.
Infallibl". Insti ll ; s, hiu inh ss, path'irtie:
feveiisliiiess, tislliM ue-s, woiins, t'oii.-tij a
tloil. .'.'.'.
Years do tiof m ike old sagef
illlike old men,
they only
Castkine cur. s ibt-p p-ia- W hat ninre do
yon want .' A-k your di legist for it. Cms
iliihE is in liquid hu in.
Those vi It i hope i
even for tl i .
no other life arc (lead
Wnlli Vlnrr nml srp, S-mntllv.
Mr. .John W. I.'in.r, IVine -i of t':p fi.tle
Kchool, Troy, N. Y., w iites us:
"i n .v. N. Y.. April 7. lss'..
'' Having bo 'II nltlie e l for several veirs
past with iltne , the cait-e of w hich was iin
Miown to tin. for a lonu' tfti". nnd my on:
tinned il-.uli.lily gellni.' lo be of ,-o set ton -nnd
diKtiP-iiig a char u t-r ns 1 1 enii-e real
Miviety Willi my l imilv nil I fri'Mtd . I bei'-nue
SittsMel upon c'o o line illation th d the
cntise of my hiekni- - ,u tin- dei a 0 I roielt
tion i f mv kt.li.ev and livir. Al this Im e
by neetili tit it fro II I. who had similar simp
! i III .fi IVCII lit' t I It It IS 1 1" I ' I h I V t 1 1 I It 1 1 II II I
("in- n iii'ii'- iiiiiii on- ,.i on-
Heme ly. ""'I per-ml d rn- to try it. I
I iinmedial. lv e.iminfiice I inking it. and fio:.
1 "i t bollle b. 'an d. impio e, and it-
I C II 1 1 1 1 Hl' I "- nil -Ol ' .iiii;i.i
I 'HU
1 can sleep 'O indly. walk bene', am
front pains. a"d Ihe m " e e inticl.s of
h a laehe fr nn which I -ullcreil so mii.'lt have
disiippi are 1. and I c ciroely pcotti
fltittt s Keuie ly for nil pie p i e, fur wl
oiiimeinl
1 p i es tor wiiicli 11
is ndvcrtise I. I will add 111 i';n- ii that my
wife has used it very sure 'lully for pre
venting the alt. ick- nf sick leeliche with
which she had been nllhc'e I Loin youth."
Alinnst Dlslii'i-rieneil.
A proniinc it citven -ends us the follnwin."
sf.t e nelit:
For S"Pi'iil years I have b en very sert
o is y afllii Ie I with a si vi re pain ill 1111 h ick,
which I I"IL' supposp 1 to b.. Iiinibn.:.! or
ih.'iimntis 11 of Ihe bac'. More ieci nlly tin
pains Iciil b"pomi' n o'e s,.i,.ie. so miti'li so
that it vv 1 1 vvi'h dtilicully that I was able lo
Hel out of l""l in the iiion.iug. I had trie I
various remedies without any tipparant tel ef.
Ily Ihe enitie-t solieiiiil oa of a friend I 1 o.n
nieltced lluut's liemedy. nboitt three weeks
nt'o. nnd its instant iiieous benefits are wo i
derful. for I Inoe hud no piittts lit my back
since taking the tir-t three doses; mi l am
relieved fio 11 Ihe pa 11-, aches nnd elni:stne
wenklii ss. the painful yinplnms that Usually
nceoinpiinv disetee nf lle.i kuineis. All I 1
ponlidi iilly expect to be completely nn I per
manently cured by Ihe n-e nf it. 1 most
cheerfully re"oniriicin! Hunt's Ibancdy to all
who tire alllui 'd witu any kidtn y or lner
disease. WILLI V.M i. AUNnl.D,
vvnlinu S.ieet, J rovidcnce, Jt. I.
Mnrcli Lt. lvsl.
A nnble, il ing iu boots .a bunion.
(JOIERA (JrAMP
IARRHOEAI 1URE
' USED V J
OVE It YEARS.
l..r Cknlrrn. t'rsmp. Illnrrhira.
utrrr. .Mmnii'rCmplHliil. Iylpli
.-..!- -I
1.1 1.. nt I
,m..i 1. 1 1..
I, .1. It" I
. SOlf.l
Hnnlrllrr'l M.'ITI
eh llitti'm nii'i-tt. On.
aiuri'iiii nli nl I :e
.itii'iinl nintiniil pill-
ptiy win. Ii al
.H-M'llt .n-v.iil 1 ll
m a prilii'lly I'lirp
i'pi mill. ri'infty.
- rillt.rn Ills tti thrM
' impiirtiiiit iriiH'il ins
nl a previ-nl ivt. a
t..nn: nml nn alli-io-tllH.
Il li'llltl'-s tlm
ImsIv Hunin-.t ill
i.l r
In it.
ilm-irjr
t hiMn: in (hi tntir
I -r l y l
I-niKiii-t mul IimI
rr (iM-rnliy
OH3EC3!II12223
ti Hll All lUf IAIIS.
BU'isish Hyrup Tsstmsisiil
ri lulling. Kn'rt hy ari.emns.
AGENTS WANTED?,:.'
minntfHi II Mill knit icrr-n
fur whirh lh-T w nlwnys m n-
rirnilir nl firms in Hi
,rti-hlnr lti.iTrf-toi.nl M
HVVVIIHIK
Iwsl Kn.nllv i Kil
ls 1 kmi n nun nl
1O1 II I.l I, ami TOt: ci.innleli' in J'
miniltM II mil slsn knit a nnl vnnelr nl lulu y unra
fnr which Ihi-ii. is alwnys a rt-ii'tv nirki-l s-ni lm
curiilar ami trrms m Oik Tnouilil. Knllliim
Vlai tilnr r lua tranoi strn-i, n.n.i .n. Ih.-
PATENTS & PENSIONS
i. I. DiFlrlK, Alt'i-at-Uw, Masali
flan it Sr. fol
c uatilsrs.
Maaklngtvo.D.C.
80
MIHHT tino uriltna nantr. in M..l.r. wilh
ra pndar. nv mail Ol .x
KconhuV Tills IIVil I'o
OPIUM
Slorehlnai llhll 1'nrH In l
l.i 'll da TS. Noamrllllt arpat.
Uu. J. isrici'HKNi., irf'bauou, oina.
(iFNTS WANTF.n fur th Hil and faNlnla-.il.
ins I'lclorial H.aikii ami Bililas. I'rn n-itii.-fit II
ri-rn-nl NatniN-l. I'l linaHlsn Hi., l'hil P
CD FF " "HEALTH HELPER"
I HfaiaWerliH tllIOi. H H H .1 IIM.H.inI...N T
OKIU rVlal h.-nn- oilheut nam H..k nl nir
tlciilanrant lrrell M W.siM.t.1. M I .Allanla.i.a
aei.tfl pT.taat hnma. Bamflaa wnrlh 1 'ra.
$9tOa.J Art.lrr.-,llnn A '... Crllei.t. Me.
(lOl.tMANa1 Biiinaaa(lla, Sjfwaik. S ,1 T-rma
j an. P(iniina Inr grariualMa. Wula fur cirtailara
lannn f 1 nntnt traa
, Purtlanil. Mama-
r ita in hmira. Fn io
Arwnal bl.,81. Looia.Mu.
a7jltta.lt. 11 a itaj- at hnma aaailjr maila. I'nally
I aultll Ira. Ad.lr.aa Talis A On., Aiiinata, Ma.
SfMIE no IRI).- laa Mrti..n A.a.111 N. Y.
itaoBM aad H'MU-ll , raxgnl l trBa:iat (irics.
DR.WORTHIH&TDHS
4A
In .-It
, JtV.V .'t.- fuc At
f.YP!A K. PIKKHAM'8
VTiaF.TAT.LP, COMrOTTNT).
I - .1 I.
live C nro
rrntl itioac riiliiriilt'omplnlntaanij IVenkaMSAt
an f.nnnioti lo our b:'t fcrunlr poniilullon.
A nt-iliiliie rnr Wnmnn. In trnt.-.l hj atVoiss.
l'ii ari'il tiy a Woman.
Thr lmi.t .11. .11 1M -n.rr S'n-IU Paaa ar lllalarfl
-f!l r Tivi tti. itrimti'nt lnt", Invlirnralca aod
h-ii.n .r.ii-.lho.irtvil.- r,ia-:lvivi,'lf?so:.s.ilrltr and
r.nna' y In Oi.' .1, p. io.-l"ie. fiti .ti:r-ll I mtm tolha
r. 1 m l- laitsnii t!ii ji-ii.. .-ii,- kntn-ivnin the train
rn . r I- 's pi ipq: ni. i-n- ! - iiaav r I11.1?.
'.Thyslchnj Ibo It an I Tro icribo It Fuclf W
It n-n -c f liiiiie -1. (1 a il i y.il 'strnyj atlrravlng
f..r Hen ;!.mt. a-. 1 :;-! u v.n -.nol tho alnt5 'tl.
11 .t f.-lnrrfh ni il ava, r-. i-.Iht t-.iln. eight
an 1 1.1. 1. 'i". is iimn ."nn i.inlly cumdl'T lt
Forlha i-iit or Klilncf i'ony'alns or cither M
lit), foiuiiqunil la uuaurpoaacdl
i.'-dm r. riNKiiv-ri in.onn rrtiirir.S
K-..I 11 .ili-iif- 1 hi 1 ii- iiui. 1.1 liiniV'i-! Iiein llie
III. ...I 'i..l .-10. 1. ni.. fl-el ti icr.'i ti Ih.) f?6tcm of
nam i.i.in.ni 1 iliil l. In-i.l i.u I1.0WK IU
p it, (i rmir.vinit nn I !:: i nl T ir!". rare rrrpnraij
at : I : W. r:i Aviani", l.y a. Maa'. TrLaol
itti- r. SI. tr : Ii .11. s for $'.. 81 nil. v ir.illlnlho firm
Of I'.lii, rr i f t V a .1. en ri" 'i, nf prira, $1 p.r bn
f. i-i.ihir. Mr . I .aUhv-ifi... ly ni "'"ri all Intt r at
liii)n.iy l.iul-si-3.t. la'np. b-'it.l tor tamp!.l -t.
. '.inllT '1 n' t n .' 1 iTl t.Ylll V F. rP-KfTAM'S
I III il III I, Ih i i'iiii- i' .ll-tipiili 'II, 1'iliOtUUi'IS
aJiUl..lll ll' i.H!i- tin H'ii" lit. ".- I".'..
C-.-iifil I. nil I)ru,nlslii.-G 0)
Biliousness and Bilious Patients.
Pertaining to Bite, Bilious Symj tima, BU
lousTuiiitn.rJ.'Ui.iit. TBI K.IMEDT.
TI10 I'lli'i'i - is 11 ili nvoVr of th'' hinnnn
y-t'.'in. A lei hnicil il tinition of t'let.'rm
is this: ''l'i r a niti;.' to the hilf; iii..irlered
.11 nn net to tic lull-: ns. 11 fa Imm luliint;
il n mlaiit 011 int cxiOis of hilc; n, fniinu
i'iiii i r iini nt: ' in...' sj inito:n.
The woiil In'c, when 1 i'i !ii . tl in the acn-a
1:1 iil i' h it 1 - to In- nml' lit " il in this .11 tide
-i 11 tic. 'ii cor lici; to t'. e l)i "i iii i.n.-., "A
j i Slott. i'lciii h. latter, vi en!, nntt iioti fluid
ecic'. il l y Ihe Iim i." "A"y il I't -fment
if l C I lie .11 on. ! 111:1 life I . itself ill jjieflt
' o My ili-.'iiit'.i'l, 111 Ii.-. ol in 1 etito, ii rid in
-Mii.iI ncv," ie ently ri'in n k" 1 nn r. alitor
of il Nft lial In In all- i' ni'iitl this - llli cel.
111. s 111" .v 1 1 1 1 fin Ihi r vl.h : '.Somsof
t'e f 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r-. tu n tis'aOlv pioini-
n ut: I inn 111 Ihe ri:.'!:t si le. whicli is very
s'tisitive to pre-. inc. I In- p un will sonis
Ini'i s n j j -i 11 In '' h" itc.l ii ti' It-r Ihashoiihlor
li itlc. 'I I-"ic is also iii'alar n.ittif,
ll italnncp. 11 'ciise i f Inlliic s in Iho region
f the stomach, an I. s...,nir or lalor, tho skin
.. -.I l itcs of tho i-tis lini-nti.p jellow, tha
tools clay Colole'l I'll 1 tlip llllllu yellow,
1. 1 oilini:a co io s -I' liiin iit." 'I he b ilnni'e
f thr ton f niiilnr train of il's nocJs n
I nihi l' nutit ci here. Tho I tlimis is, a will
he s 'i ti, if an iil'liclii 11 of iricat ma initude,
anil of v.".'ii'. lin-.ta of il r ct ami indirect
i. cniiini'i'. lh- il..-i ." e is no rpsperter of
I crsons or localiiii-'. lis deadly onj im.
I laiahlo ill my ii. foim.l in
Kir-Nr'.-Wmir.
It rets on Ihi- liver ami Lidnrya at tha snma
tiiin', anil l.y Us ii i a! 1 1 l.nt i lla i?n rttlinrtto
elici ts tiKivin the l o.n L fn i ly. T.ip umrliid
.oi o'.s that h ive l ien tho r niss ot nil Il ia,
ili-c as" ami .siilleriny will he thiovin oil; ne v
life will bn infiirtil into e ery oik.iii, ntul
u Iiiii- tints aidu I ill siiim m -tore the utient
t i he -III..
ri jsicii.n . of ic:tite nml stnndini;, mon
who it" lo o.cl I. ir their iirohity, nni
te I'l'ileil anil triisliil for their sci"iitifto
iitiiiiiiMicnls, hip iisui Ktiln y-Wort in their
t.ri'.i'lii'C i refill n 1 1 y. No tron "r evidence of
ti e worth of the remedy woiil I s m in to be
iicce s-try. Such intl n -i in 'iitsa'e few nnd
far l elwei n. W ohml iilinnst Paul th it they
weir wilhntit in cedent in tils' his oryof a
iiio; rie!iiiy leincly. He that ft" it may,
Iio'.vi-M'r. tl e fact r.'ii uiii e-tahlishrd that
K u 1 1 ii .Wo. t is a nt Uchlcss remedy, nnd one
that iif.d- only to It ti sled to demonstrate
its raio uu nt us a he il r of most of the
Cnii'.iti'iii maladies of ihe human family.
.A DR. f iTT .
(BErORE AND - AFTER l
Ilictnc Arrllitces ire ict n 39 lt:t' T.-Ul,
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD,
WHO nro TtfTrrlnj. from Nf-Mor-. Dri'lUTT,
LT VT I IV. I.u K I K NKH.K V'tHt R AND
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l .iiiM 111- fit . A. I. In- .
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CONSUMPTION
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ForSToui
: Madam,
Tioko" Comploxion belrajs
some lniniilialin imneifcc
lion, whose mil ror tells yoa
that j ou are Tnuned, Sallow
and disfigured in ronnte
naiifp, or have Eruptions,
liediiess, llouRhness or un
wholesome tints of Complex
Ion,we say use llagan's Mag
nolia Halm. '
It is a del irate, harmless
and delightful article, pro
ducing the most natnral and
entrancing tints, the artifici
ality of which no observer
ran detect, and which soon
Incomes permanent if the
Magnolia Balm is judiciously
used.
ERS
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