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Reclaiming Arid Land.
The special committee of the United
States senate on irrigation and reclaim
tion of arid land says in its report :
"The first step in such a survey, the
water sources and supplies being as
certained, is to locate the reservor sites
for their conservation and the lines of
main canals and ditches needed for the
proper distribution of the same." And
it adds, "Congress should provide for
the same," that is, this kind of a
survey. Ex.
Dr. Ki'mer's Swamp-Root cures
a'l Kidney anl Bladder troubles.
Pamphlet and Consultation free.
Laboratory Binghamton, N. Y.
One reputation for doing thing well la worth,
more than a thousand promises to do well in
the future.
Teething- Children.
Nothing on earth will take children through
the trying ordea! of teethin? so pleasantly, and
to very surely and safely, as Dr. King's Royal
Germetuer. They all like to take it, and it
acts like magic in meeting the troubles of that
critical period. Thousands have tried It and
It has never been known to fail.
It take no more wind to whistle than to
itfh, and whittling is far better for the lungs.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., Props, ot
Hall's Catarrh Cure, offer $100 reward for any
ease of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for testimonials,
free. Sold by DruggUts, 75c.
Khiloli'a Cure
is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient Con
sumption; it is the Best Cough Cure; 25c, 50c, $1
In 1850 "Brovrn'n Bronchial Troche" were In.
trodnced, and their sue cess as a cure for Colds,
Courtis, Asthma and Bronchitis baa been unparalleled.
If afflicted wih Foreeyes use Dr. Isaac Thomp
son's Eye-water. Druggisss sell at 25c per bottle.
Bank of Enffland Oddities.
1 , Among the curiosities which are oo
casionallT shown to favored visitors
are some specimens of ancient notes, a
number of them for denominations no
longer in vogue, such as 1, 15 and
25. There is also carefnllj preserved
the oldest surviving note, one of the
' year 1699, the amount being written
with ink, says the Pall Mall budget.
Another curiosity is a note for 1,000,
000, ($5,000,000) which was required
for some transaction between the bank
and the government, but in this case,
too, the amount is written with the
pen. The longest time during which
a note has remained outside the bank
is 111 years. It was lor xzz, ana it
is computed that the compound
interest during that long period
amounted to no less than 6,000.
TW i nnitfl a labyrinth of vaults
' where the disused notes are stored un
til they have reached the necessary
maturity of five years. They are esti
mated to weigh ninety-one tons, and
j number about 77,745,000, filling 13,
00 boxes, and were of the original
! value of 1,750,626,600. The Bank of
: England note is a legal tender for any
amount in excess of its face value, but
not for less. Thus a person might re
fuse to take a 5 note in payment of a
debt of 4 19s 6d, though, as a matter
of fact, it must be remembered that
bank notes are only legal tender as
between members of the public, so
long as the bank pays in gold on de
mand. If such an unlikely thing were
to happen as the bank being unable to
redeem its promises to pay, then its
notes would at once cease to be legal
tender. Even as it is, their legal ten
der quality does not extend to Ireland
or Scotland.
Bai.-
KELIGI0US READING. TEMPERANCE
Some Virtue In Colored Glass.
ADTICI OT A SUCCESSFUL MA5.
i I i.nfhe habit ot Cenerosity may be cul
StfM,lke 0ther habit3" AnJ I have felt
f 13 a great mistake to put off being gen-
" - " J uu. xn me nrst place,
you lose the pleasure of witnessing the good
that you may do ; and again, no one can ad
mlnistery our gifts for you as well as you can
do It for yourself. It la a great pleasure to
be brought Into personal relations of that
kind, and to make people feel that you
hnt thlt PhUonthropist In the abstract
J,h&t you are interested In them per
sonally, and care for their welfare. In
that way you benefit them not merely In
the natural way, but you make them feel
that men are really brothers, and that they
were made to help one another. Not only is
that feeling agreeable in itself, but it will be
apt to prompt them to carry out the princi
ples themselves. Put yourself into all you
do, and let others feel that you are there. Do
not only contribute to a charitahln rKiw v,
go yourself and help. It may seem an in-
you will come
t u " worm an inconvenience.
I erhaps I ought to say a word about the
companions a young man should choose for
himself in life. You should try to make com
panions of the best people you become ac
quainted with. In order to do this you must
have eomething in yourself that may be a re
turn to them for what they give you. It is
not necessary for this purpose to be a genius,
or to have remarkable intellect, or extraordi
nary erudition. But be yourself and be a
man, and learn to think of others
before yourself, and you will have
friends enough, and of the best To be inti
mate with the magnanimous and the noble,
aids to form those qualities in one's self. A
man is known by the company he keeps, and
i Ki U1UW wuas inenas you nave, will
be able to form a very correct idea of what
you yourself are. You should see to it that
this estimate bo as high as your opportunity
may secure.
I cannot better sum up my advice to young
people than to say that! have derived and
arm a "pueasaxt" night
Sing a song of penitence,
A fellow full of rye !
Four and twenty serpenf
Danced before his eye.
When his eye was opene
He shouted for his life.
Wasn't he a pretty chump
To go before his wife?
His hat was in the parlor
Underneath a chair, '"
His boots were in the hallway,
His coat was on the stair.
His trousers in the kitcheu
His collar on the shelf,
But he hadn't any notion
Where he was at himsel..
When the morn was breaking
Some one heard him call ;
His head was in the ioe-box.
And that was best of all.
Detroit Tribune
JEKOUsh AB8TAIXIKO SOLDIERS IX ntDIA.
The Missionary Herald commenting upon
we effect of total abstinence upon English
oviuiers in inaia, says :
"A striking fact comes to us from India in
reierence to the effect of total abstinence
among soldiers. It was formerly supposed
that Europeans could not endure the climate
and surroundings ot India without using
aiconouo stimulants, eo convinced were
they of this that thirty years ago there was
an army order prohibiting the formation of
total abstinence societies among the soldiers.
But the theory is now altogether changed.
ur .English soldiers in India 20,000 are now
i uiai abstainers, ana tne army reports show
iuat ul mese inousanas only tuteen were
Drought before court-martial the past year.
niuio ui me non-aosrainora mere were 2501
wno were placed on trial.
It is not many years ago since the
blae-glass craze was general, and every
one was fixing blue glass in his house
windows, in order to prolong his days
and increase his happiness. Lake
every other craze that is overdone,
blue glass soon became a drug on the
market, but it is more than probable
that there was just a grain of common
sense in the idiocy, tfecent experi
ments show that in certain diseases
tinted light has a great effect. We all
know how rapidly sore eyes will mend
under the influence of natural green,
and it is now stated that any kind of
rash disease is benefitted by a red tint
produced by glass of that color being
placed in the windows. Every one
knows that a good deal of comfort can
be obtained from a subdued light, and
after a while people generally will ap
preciate the value of colored glass,
even if it does not prove to have any
actual remedial influence. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
A KENTUCKY MIRACLE.
now
la
still find the greatest pleasure in my life from
doing good to others. Do good constantly,
patiently and wisely, and you will never have
cause to say that your life was not worth liv
uig. George William Childs.
What and "What Not to Say.
Clarence 27. Crockett
' Almost Blind
Blood Purified and Sight Restored
by Hood's Sarsaparllla.
"Three years ago Clarence, three years old,
was taken with scrofula on the head which
Sradually spread until it got into his eyes and
he became almost blind. We did everything
!?fcIul? h done with the assistance of a
skilled physician, but nothing did him any
good. His head and neck were one mass of
corruption, and we thought he
Would Lose His Eyesight.
It was then that we commenced to use Hood's
fcarsapar.lla, and in less than three weeks his
yes began to improve. In a short time the
?,.n! 1 T 'e,th appearance and prad
ually healed, and now all are eone. and Clar-
Hood
Sarsa-parilla
s
Cures
Don't say I don't feel good, for feel
well.
Don't say these kind, but this kind.
Don't say not so good as, for not as
good as.
Don't say a garment sets good, but
fits well.
Don't say between three, but among
three.
Don't say above seven, but more
than seven.
Don't describe an unusual occur
rence as funny.
Don't say the matter of him, but the
matter with him.
Don't say try an experiment, but
make.
Don't say I have blaoked my shoes,
but I have blackened my shoes.
Don't eay had rather, had better, for
would rather, would better.
Don't speak of articles of diet as
healthy, but as healthful or whole
some. Don't say cunning for small, smart
for bright, quick-witted, 'cute for
acute.
Don't say fix my gown.flx this room,
but arrange my gown, the room. The
best English authorities rarely use fix
except to indicate stability or permanence.
DBIXKIXO AND ORATORY.
In his book. "Tim PAnnio t ?n,.
With," Marshall P. Wilder," the huxnor
says : Some of my. most successful work
has been in the line of after dinner speeches,
and I have been asked how I culd go
through ten or twelve courses of f-sod and
six or eight different kinds of wine and then
have any head on my shoulders. The answer
la very easy I don't. I never drink wine or
Any other liquor. I don't want to gi re away
any other business man's secrets, but I ven-
iiiro iu say tnai me Desc alter dinner' speak
ers In the United States are the most mod
erate diners. If you will cast your eye at
the table in front of some man at a lig din
ner who gets up and makes a capital Speech,
you will probably see one of two things
either that his glasses are all turned upside
uvnu vi iui mey are entirely lull, ifa other
words, he has been drinking little ojtr noth-ng.
EVEBY DAT PIETY.
, . nere is Kenerally more of true piety exhib
ited in the faithful observance of the minor
duties of religion than those that excite the
notice and applause of men. Improper mo
tives may prompt the public duties while
those duties which escape men's eyes, and
are Intended only for God's observation am
not likely to be practised by an unrenewed
person. There was more piety in the devo
tion of Nathaniel when he howA.1 ninno k
neath the fig tree than in all the ostentious
prayers of the philactery adorned Pharisees at
the corners of the streets. The poor woman who
modestly cast into the treasury her hard earned
mite, gave greater evidence of piety than did
the wealthy Jew, whose golden coin rattled
their own phrase as they fell Into the chest.
Desire of applause, pride of consistency,
vcuauro, prompts to external aevot-
ouuwjs, out oniy piety towards God can lead
persevenngly and joyfully to the closet to
the chamber of affliction and poverty to the
alleys and lanes in search of opportunity to
do good. This child is dutiful who obeys his
father s requirements but that child is more
dutiful who obeys his father's requests In
little matters who seeks opportunies to
please, and who watches for occasion
to show his lova So general obedi
ence may warrant the belief that the
man is a Christian; but he fur
nishes greater evidences of love to CinA
whose full heart overlooks no little things I boys, yes, and other men's boys by the cider
that may please or glorify his name. There I or to let tt few apples rot? Tne apples that
CIDEB.
Cider is one of the worst eviL: that out
country boys have to cope with. The farmer
who makes cider is helping his boy on
towards ruin.
There are many men .filling drunkards'
graves, who first formed the appetite at the
cider barrel.
Will not parents who drink cider and give
It to their children be accountable for the
appetites formed by those, children? Will
God hold those parents guiltless at the day
of judgment?
Many farmers say ? "We cannot let our ap
ples go to waste." Now I would like to ask
which is the greatest waste ; the ruin of your
..A0" .nd healthy child, with clear
beautiful eyes. We are satisfied that Hood's
Harjwparilla has made a complete cure." D
MijgfjtgTT, Jr., Mnrfreesboro, Tenn.
Ilaod'a PU cure Constipation by restoring
the pcruuitlo action of the alimentary canal!
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MrFI DPRC
WINE OF CARDUI.J
All in a Tremble!
Nervous, elderly ladies use this phrase to
describe their tremors, and highly graphic it
Is. Nerves "all In a IremHo'i on .
qnlllzei and strengthened with Hostetter's
Kt.achltte.r-, The Bitters is a nervine
it B lomc Ior tne nerves, and tono
u fhe &e.rves rt quire if they are weak
in.7..TL' n v " u "u aeaimuaiion are
uj anu it rtmeaies
u.nuusness ana malaria.
constipation.
was no piety in Peter's burst of zeal, when he
uoeu ou tne ear oi tne nigh priest's servant,
but there was in Mary's quiet approach;
when her raining tears washed the KavirmrV.
feet. The unostentatious duty of Christian- I
ity, wiuse mat never win public applause
-uoi, uuij mm piw-e in tue pure tenor of or-
uimiry me, are more satisfactory proofs of
l l'r goutiness upon the heart, than any
ebullitions of piety or spasmodic starts of devotion.
UNABLE TO DO ANYTHING BUT PHAT.
In his revival letters, Mr. Finney tells of f,
man in New York state, whose name he does
not give a consumptive, poor and sick, un
able to do anything but pray. Yet his inter
cessions brought answers to one soul, and
. 4 4
are gooa can De dried, can be preserved in
many ways that are nise and palatable, and
let the wormy and half rotten ones be thrown
awaj Get rid of them. Never make cider
to ruin the boys of our land. Go J makes ap-
?les for a blessing and not for a curse.-
rovidence Outlook.
JUOGK JOHN Iff. RICK itti .
HE WAS CURED OF KHEU.
MATISM.
Crlled fr Six Year. Wltk Sciatica
Its Worst Ferm. He Exsecod r.
Die, But XV mm Saved la
OlamUii Blanker.
From the Covington, Ky., Pot)
The Hon. John M. Rice, of Louisa, Law
rence County, Kentucky, has for the cast
two years retired from active life as Crim
inal and Circuit Judge of the Sixteenth Ju
dicial District of Kentucky.
He has for many years served his native
county and state in the legislature at Frank
fort and at Washington, and, until his re
tirement, was a noted figure in polltlsal and
Judicial circles. Ths Judge Is well known
throughout the state and possesses the best
qualities which go to make a Kentucky iren-
tleman honored wherever he is known.
About six years ago the bodily troubles
Which finally caused his retirement at a tlma
when his mental faoultles were In the zenith
tnelr wrength, began their encroachment
upon his naturally strong constitution. a
A . . .
r unji ago a jLenruoity l'ot reporter
called upon Judge Rice, who In the follow
ing words related the history of the causes,
that led to his retirement "It Is just about
six years since I had an attack of rhenm-
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for baking powder the Royal shall be used. It
will go further and make the food lighter, sweeter,
of finer flavor, more digestible and wholesome.
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Oldest Fan of Christendom.
The oldest Christian fan in existanea
dates, it is claimed, from the sixth
century, having belonged to Oueen
Theodelinda, the princess who pos
sessed a nail of the holy cross, which
was anerward set in the iron crown of
Lombardy. The fan is preserved in
tne castle of Monza, near Milan, and
snown to the tourist as a relic. It is
a folded fan, made in two leaves, which
snut on each other by means of
-w- . .
spring, it is gilded and ornamented
with pearls and rubies, and bears traces
of a jLatin prayer. The handle is of
solid gold, inlaid with gems. The
young girls of Milan go to Monza on
a certain day in the year simply to
touch this magical fan, as it is sup
posed to bring about a speedy and
happy marriage. The Collector.
in Army of Pensioners.
it is stated as a curious fact that
there are now, nearly thirty vears af
ter the civil war, 300,000 more persons
getting pensions than there were troops
in the field on the Union side at any
single time during the war. Yet there
are 700.000 arml,rnnta fnr noncmnnl
tism, slight at first, but soon developing Into to be acted upon. In June, 1893, the
Sciatic rheumatism, which began first with pension roll had 966,012 names and
-Td P0101 ir5 farnng is the point of a
rfl1,01"?01111' down the things to be dona
aoout tlie farm.
HQ.t70B ! ALWAYS UQTOB !
,.?rw?l?psey:.who i'11 to commit sut
eide by taking a dose of Paris green when
Xr!5 beIore Jude wVffe Court
of Special Sessions to-day was in deep dis-
STt'i?-? ?our ho?or. tat I did
. A waa uoing wnen I took the
P,80D' 1 was in the horrors at the time. It
distant fields in nairan nnri hMfh I Promise never to takellauor acraln M inn
vais spang up as if spontaneously and It J. . unuappy man buried his face
acute snooting pains In the hips, gradually
extending downward to my feet.
"My condition became so bad that I even
tually lost all power of my legs, and then the
liver, kidneys and bladder and, In fact, my
whole system became deranged. I tried the
treatment of many physicians, but receiving
no lasting benefit from them, I had recourse
to patent remedies, trying one kind after an
other until I believe there were none I had
not sampled.
'In 1883, attended by my son John, I went
to iiot Springs, Ark. I was not much bene
fited by some months' stay there when I re
turned home. My liver was actually dead,
and a dull, persistent pain In Its region keot
me on the rack all the time. In 1890 I was
reappointed Circuit Judge, but it was impos
? lo? Tm to rive a"entlon to my duties.
"Mliroat to the Silurian Springs, Wakel
yj8- I tayed there some thie, but
" v U41VTQ1UQUL
711,150 claims were pending. The
outgo for pensions was $158,155,342, a
figure which exceeds all the nensions
paid by all the nations in the world for
all their wars. Charleston IVp.ma nnA
Courier.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
lacs
There were sold at auction in Nev
-ior recently auu.OOO pairs of
curtains and 5,000 pieces.
The best westward Atlantic record
is now five days, 13 hours and 45 min
utes, made by the Lucania.
.The piston speed of the Campania is
nearly 1,000 feet per minute, with a
stroke of only five feet.
The 60th anniversary of tlm inven
tion of matches is to be celebrated
during the year in Germany.
Ihe Pennsylvania railroad has Minin.
ped one of its towers, oneratiniy 11
switches, with electricity.
The savings bank deposits in V
Hampshire have risen from $41,686 -132
in 1884 to $77,024,282 in 1893. '
The Erie Kailway comrjanv has nn.
tracted for the delivery of 1,000 box
freight cars to cost $660 each.
The only woolen mill in South AfrW
is at Natal. It produces an average of
1,800 yards of cloth per month.
Dye woods were first bronchi In
England in 1,650. Last year the fac
tories of England alone used $10,000 -000
worth.
A whistle that can be heard a distant
of 25 miles has been constructed in
Reading for a Philadelphia car manu-
actory.
The Syracuse Salt Works, the most
extensive in the United States have an
evaporating surface of over 12.000.000
square feet.
no
Again I returned home, this time feelin
hopes of recovery. The muscles of mZ
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package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well inform f will
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lltl n A4-h.. n.n I I 1 4. 44 . .. -
uuuuuumuiy ; uui auer ins aeatn nis diary
revealed the secret cause. Daily he set apart
certain hours for certain ministers, churches
and mission stations. Often in these pages
would be found such an entry as this :
"Today I have been enabled to offer what
I believe to be the prayer of faith for the
outpouring of the Spirit on -, and I trust
In Crod that there will soon be a revival
there." And not long after would follow the
record of the answer, even in places as dis
tant as Celon.
What is more remarkable, the revivals fo'
lowed in the order named, as though tn Hf
any explanation but that found in prevailing
PFaver- During his sickness, as death drew
nigh, he was especially engrossed in prayer
for the town he lived in. After he died his
works followed him, and that last prayer
found gracious and abundant answer in tlu
place of his residence. The prayer was re
corded on high, and his tears put into God's
, auu, uiuugu iue praying lips were
dumb and the holy tears were wiped from his
eyes, the prayers he had offered came back
in converting grace, and the tears he had
shed descended in abundant showers of bless
ing. Prayer is appointed to convey
The blessings God designs tit triva
Long as they live should Christians pray.
j v,"'4 j' oj nuru ursi iney live.
The Christian.
BESIONATION.
Amid the various scenes of ills,
Each stroke some kind design fulfils
And shall I murmur at my God '
When sovereign love directs the'rod?
In his hands
wifn h DuaV, "Wquor, liquor, liquor, al
ways liquor ! Liquor seems to be at the bot
tom of nearly all crimes. How do I know if
I let you off you will keep your word? Men
like you break your word very easily when
you are tempted with liquor." 7
ln PTi?onZr (eagerly) : "My old mothei
is here sir, she can tell you that I once kept
the pledge for four years. I swear I won't
drink again."
TTl 4
nis motner was called and told how heis
S""vp 01 recoveT. The muscles of my
lf?,!Wero now reicl by atrophy to mere
w 1 j? o'"o pains tonured me terribly,
but it was the disordered condition of my
1 ver that was, I felt, gradually wearing my
"f w.a5 ??tors Kave me up, all kinds of
remedies had Ubeen tried without avail, and
there was nothing more for me to do but re
sign myself to fate.
1L1!ngeed, 01lm thl3 condition sustained
ltFE2lr X Btimulants untU April,
w?.w day John saw an account of Dr
la8 Pink Pills for Pale People in tie
Kentucky Post. This was something new!
Amn dnL ?fter 80 maQT othera
could not do so muoh harm, John prevailed
upon me to try the Pink Pills. It was I
fir8t wek in May the pil "ar
rived. I remember I was not expected to
lV0r0reihn hr or fnr days at the
marvelous, and I could soon eat heartly.
thing I had noPdnna tnr mi. - if'
hd(mAnh!tWentyightyearsof ae) began almost instantaneously to perform its
ffi&lJ tlSa?- fc1 "d. has done .0 eVer Scl
was
a
liver
u-ouiwwuuuwicBiiiii m tni.q timo nil..
sees now what liquor has brought him to I
have hope for him now. I really believe he
will reform." The judge listened to the
prayer of the poor mother and told her to
get two men te go security for the future
good conduct of her son and he would let
nimofL She almost ran out of the court in
her eagerness to get the bondsmenMoa
Ireal Witness.
TEMMBASCl! NEWS AND NOTiS.
Mississippi has now only four counties not
under prohibition.
There were 11,740 s-loons in operation in
Ohio on July 1, 1893.
Little Rock. Ark..
and numerous murders.
Sixteen of the eighteen counties of Nova
Scotia now have prohibition.
fJS5,hKene?11? ie man' who can least af
ford the cost who has the reddest nose.
Forfhlrrv vai t V. nnn 1 . .
Resienation is nn PTif4i rkA(......... I nnA 71 ' TSVl "Sa B lniperane
Uj.v. . , ; v. u.iimou vinue. 1 - - "444 iuu uiu iu cnansre. Abrahnm
is a plant that crows not tin from not X. Lincoln. s Aoranam
wK?tUbt' the Pllls my life, and!
while I do not crave notoriety, I cannet rei
iuse to testiry to their worth."
TJerportef oaJled nPm Mr- Hughes, the
SJ8 dftst, who informed him that Dr
- y. T" niom wn Buoa bene
e mentioned several who have found
relief In their use.
An analysis of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People shows that they contalnVln a
condensed form, all the elements necessary
toglve new life and richness to the blood and
V- . "CI1,OB- xney axe an un
faUing speciflc for such diseases as locomo
f ff1' Partial paralysis, St. Titus dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism, nervous
headache, the after effects of la grippe, pal
p tation of the heart, pale and slllow com
plexions, all forms of weakness either in male
J t' .aU .dlseMe8 resulting from
vitiated humors In the hlooH r wiTu 7.
Pink Pills are sold by all dealers, or willbe Sff611
sent, post paid, on receipt of price (50 cen Iifvl011
a hAT ! c k-m n pa . . v wuio 1 1 I eel luce n. new m
rronl?wa7,?P 13 British North America
Sir o"wing greeting to Dr. R V,
tJT'j, yinsmung Physician to the
BurjPcal Institute, at
rnfi NX J1 A?en Sharrard.' of
Hartoey, Selkirk Co., Manitoba- whose
wiw inas or ner little bov.
ai4i.l. '4. . . .
uuuo, iTi i Lea as ioiiows
heads this
Mrs. W. O. Ounekel, of Wo. 1461 Booth
Seventh Street, Terra Haute, Indiana, wrlteti
I had been suffering from womb trouble for
eight years having doctored with ths most
skillful physicians, but finding only tempo
rary relief from medicines prescribed by
i"V, 4 was anvisea oy a friend to take
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Preserintion. which I
tid, and found, In taking six bottl
Prescription and two of the Golden
the womb I wu trotTwIi f, TIS- "Pon- ana two ot the ' Uoiaen
downffianduista ?JS fiS JS&f"1 Discory that It has .ffacted o
TwonlTJPr111:,7 w.neneTer positive cure, for which words cannot ex-
Personal abstinence lies at the very found
ation of our great reform tw nnL
" I A UWUUfO
fil 6 13 a grace tnat must be cultivated
Z&JS8?" .at 14 m&y nourish and
nTS e. "VS tgT fhe Pass- L. Cuyler.
calm and settled, under all circunstancts is 11 Peranal liberty does not mean personal
ahighattainmenL YetitLs attainable?kn S l10.: nave personal rights bllori
rvrt mi . .
Tarieliesof Onions.
Kiooo .v, 4 , . ""'u; una
.4.ov mruicy wuo live unuer is ben i en in
fluences. It will shed a holy balm o'er the
Zrlirr16 Vife' and cheer us amid the
fff,h0U,rSi.0ur r8rimage. Life has
Mr "nd afflictions. Its crosses and ite
riflcS Nit PP00 andits saS
rmces. But in every scene of earth
resignation, like the stroig and faithful ai
chorthat holds the ship in safety Se
storm is past, secures its possessor pace and
quietness, till the darkness and danger of the
tempest are over, and the sunshi of tran
quil ty and joy again beams upon us. Noth
ing is ever lost to the just by the exwciS, of
this virtue; but it will secure to the anxTous
the impotent nn,i v,aa,.i.. j . .U8
hic44H, r.. "--'j-'u, mucn
v" --xo auii i-iMiwnnriAn 1 .
personal liberty.
We pay 363,935
tram our children.
uvni maim cycles,
VAV 111
AGENTS WANTED.
, mucn joy,
I
our nminia ki ' rviiuer
" "Y"-. witrssings ; our crosses r.Iea-
nre; our disappointments unexpected' good-
welibefnnrnl" fF
God Then ' aoceItable oblations to
'Kgb IIeavea afflict, 111 not repine
rt hffe,t comfort still is mh el'
Comforts that shall o'er death prevail,
And journey with me through the vale
A liquor seller presented his bill to the ex
ecutor of a deceased pi,stomr a Jll I.6,61
teachers 180,000,000 to
1 h An on M nn
Uquor dealers $ 1,200,600,000 to ruin them.
.nim?Tf .? wmany persons destroyed by
tT plr,tB who W9n never completely in
toxlcatea during the whole course of their
lives Dr. Benjamin Rush.
Either drunkenness wUl be destroyed In
2m i17 American Government
destryed- Drunkenness an-1 free
ple.-Talmage. ? m aeath "P-
thWnftMteem,WOrt.byof a11 commendation
the noble resolve of your pious association
StZTW they ledge theoelveso ate?a&
-PoSlL7'1114 0f-t0ing Sk!
fln1! b96n ?ade an offence Pnnishable by
fine and imprisonment for any person to
supply intoxicating Uquors toThe M?i?es of
any of the P&ciflA i.i.r.. 7., . 63 01
trol or protection.
TS
xrom an experiment conducted on
ixie grounds 01 the Colorado state a
-- lueBB points were
oDservea:
The varieties producing the greatest
weigm 01 marketable onions were
wians wnite Ltarganus, Prize Taker
iATgeBed Italian Tripoli, Extra Early
y ircu, niuie xermnda and lellow
oioDe ianvers, m the order named.
The varieties ripening first were Extra
ariyjjiat lied, Queen, Neapolitan,
White Bermuda, Large White Italian
Tripoli and Pale Red Bermuda. More
scuiiions were produced by the late
varieties than by the early. Ex.
Thebb is a law against taking
more than a certain.'rate of interest for
the money you loan, but there is no
w gainst making your farm pay you
M).1 lrioh V til
.144- -y U1U sworn toy" vn
said the executor iho .
is sufficient evident thV k
luor.
When
4T!
.V Mi-i.avr, M l. aj iw.
n AKKAATtO IX EVERY
If r.Pr,, J?' Uht Rovdver. Wu 30 lb..
We have a few boW and rirlw. Jw v 11111,1 CATALOGCK FREE.
wn. former price. S3S.OO.
j?cna ien cents in sumps or
dreds of other articles.
First come fi, Close outat Ct 4
v. .vi a m mm mu m aw mm urn
ii mm miis or money for our I A nr.'r . w. m J
uns. Riles, IUrolJ6kaffi W Wtjl cata-
With this catalogue any one can sit in thpir. v
5557want-.,.W guarantee'it worth ten timhom "d order such things aa
ng. mount, ten cents being the exact
lfELURLlS CO., DOSTOn, MASS.
you want a frion . .
man whose children are afraid of hiaL
ASKntO TBI WAT.
'L1?113 t,he way to the poorhouse?" asked
answwaVsuWirveryect wM
bottle is what d ri ZZ? "?-T.hi wWsky
poorhouse. . It
cost 0 mailing.
JOHN
m&nT neonlA tn v.
rninM. . 4. V . . '"'- negiect their
ana robs
ana roos them of
their very souIT' robs 'm of
heir
their
Whn itmuiri... .. one hundred ner cenl inWot
helsu9ulvnVev.KQ?or' Me., "
patrol wagon. Should he pushed 'with
a fine fifty cents Is added to the fine to mt
for hU ride In the patrol wagon. w
Anyone found In the streets of Russia in
an inebriated state is imprisoned, and when
wMdJrBd Z 8W8eP th Btr 'or a
oay. Well-dressed men may be seen some
times fulfilling this menial office.
tJj Qere be an entire abstinence from in
toxicating drinks throughout this country
ainng the period of a single generation, and
mob would be as impossible as combustion
without oxygen. Hon. Horace Mann.
TJ -
m. x.ace uscar Jiernadotte, second son of
gof Sweden. has done good service
totno temperance cause in that country,
we has organized a total abstinence society
amoneth uMIm r-.-i. o-icij
nsejf the PrIden? of t oS
hace Temperance Union.
Lord Roberts says of. the Army Temner-
SSlt1"01 'oundeJmTnd
tlotf. 8Qccaoded beyond his expecta-
na- It began with about ten thousand
Son m 1888' a1 APril thereTer
and nearly three thousand temnerno,i.
-JastoathlrdortheBrltisiTrnii,;
Earit to besr makes earl to bier,
receivea rrom the Bunny South. The foUow-
uk w irom am. j. a. Bmitb, of Oakfuskee.
-W.WVMA 440 SJ.
great suffering that I so long endured."
x oun truly,
afflicted and
As
tonio
a powerful,
Invigorating, restoratlTS
Pl4WfrTlHn II J m MVI.41
Ala, She writes : "I wan I digestion and nntriMnn thatn Kr.MtV.r n
rnfaery, such as no pen 'can describe, for six strength of the whole system. As a soothing
T 7J?-Jr?&Jed Jbed most of the and strengthening nervine "Favorite Pr?
tiine. I expected the cold hund r.t Atu I nr-Hnfi, i. .,,..-1- ' T, i
-t . M, . . r 1 ---v m uiiouuorau auu mm invailiaDlv um
every day. I was afflicted with leucorrhea
with excessive flowing falling of the womb
"fK uown sensation pain in the small
V- .,j -my Doweis costive smartinr.
Itching and burning in the varina. also rJ-
pitauon of the heart. When I began taking
SE?1?116 J not up, only a few
-- jjiiio, x vras so -weajc 1 took
Dr. flerce's Favorite Prescription three
ttmes per day , I also took his 4 Golden Medical
Discovery three times per day and one of
lsT. Fierce's Pleamnt PoTlQ , t
nave taken seven bottles of the ' Discovery.'
seven bottles of tho 4 Prescription ' and five
bottles of the Pellet.' I took these medi
cines seven months. iwmlri
a day. These medicines cured me. I feel as
wen as 1 ever 1 tri in n. -un. 1
- . - j 4.. l uui vi uie
aocSZT 1116 and treated my case four
years. Ther all
they said I conld not h mnA ya J?a
, w fmm v u vu m Wt t 111 VVU1U -f lli y
hve. Through the will of God, and your
"TTJV,rrT. uavu resrorea to tne Dest
01 uoeum." xourstrulv.
mf w
. n try tt . rJA I
w . . sg 1 v , r 1 near wio mcti
yryirKAxyjJt
allaying and subduing nervous excitability,"
irritability, nervous exhaustion, nm-rmii
prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spaxma
Chorea, or St Vitus Dance, and other dif
ixessmg, nervous symptoms commonly attaa
dant upon functional and organic disease of
the womb. It induces refreshing alum and
relieves mental . anxietr and deroondancr.
Even insanitv. when derjendent nnon wnmb
disease, is cured by it.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreserfDMon fa a
scientific medicine, carefully comrwundad br
an experienced and skillful physician, and
adapted to woman's delicate oreanixation. II
is purely vegetable in its composition and
perfectly harmless in its effects tn any condi
tion of the tystem. For morning sickness, or
nausea, due to pregnancy, weak stomach, in-
oigesuon, ayspepsia ana sinarea symptoms,
its use will prove very beneficial.
Dr. Pierce's Book ( 168 naares. fflustratad )
on "Woman and Her Diseases," giving suo
cessful means of Home Treatment, wul b
mailed in plain envelope, securely sealed
from observation on receipt of ten cents
to pay postage, oee tne lsocsor snnrsss
ox uu arac
5
Young; Wive
cunothers,.Friend "
nmefy hh' .Used M direl a few weeks before con
hnement, robs it of its Pain, Horror and Risk to Life of both
motner and child, as thousands who have used it testify.
nVjjid.?ro of 'Mothers Friekd' with marvelous results.
?v -If 17 woman who has to pass through the ordeal of child-birth
5SIt,ftf7-,,,e 4Mothcrs'- F'Ei' ra fnr weeks it " HI reb cSt
chiS. ItfV" "ff! d to life cf mothe, and
thtld. Mrs. Sam Hamilton, Eureka Springs, Ark. "r ana
ooojc to Mothers mailed free containing voluntary testimonials.
irlrElfnarges PPaM on receipt of price, $150 per bottle.
DOUI l.l4 lUAj
Bentb
Cbv
by all Druggists.
ULATC
CO Atukti, Qa.
TV. L. DOUGLAS S3 8HOB
equals custom work, costing from
$4 to $6, best Talue for the money
stamped on the bottom. Eery
pair warrantea. 1 afce no tuosu-
te. bee local papers tor lull
description of our complete
ics ior ladies ana gen
tlemen or send for .
lu ft rated Catalogue
giving in.
structions
herm tn or.
derby mail. Postage free. Yon can ret the beat
bargains 01 dealers who push our shoes.
WC Vf'l44AXJfi1 I 1 1 III! I
I 4 ML T-Ow jT
' iraur- 11
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ATLANTA BUSINESS UNIVERSITY,
UVNIA, UA.
Baalaeaa Praetiee, HherU
hand, dee. bead for ea.ta.anr.
MACLEAN. CURTIS fc WALKER, M'a.rs.
I 1
uiitS hinLai Ail filf ttai
Cooga Syrap. Tastes Good, Use
. y.
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