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It: Mora Danger!
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and no more irieftimH-
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stowed on the iniother
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lessens tile intensity oi
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Kim
Cost of jCoutf rtJss
t art am 1 ' .TVFl Tl T). fmhoden whose bat
tery bore the brunof the artillery
charge at Bull Rujrf relates some of the
incidents oi -tne Dame, in .
Century, from which we take the fol-
lowjii"-: "Several otner Daiienes owu,
came "into line, so that by the time
Griffinjand Ricketta were m position
near; the Henry house, we had, a? I ncrvf
reniember. twenty six fresh guns ready
for. them. . 1
"The fighting wa3 renewedf and was
terrific. Jackson ordered me to go from
battery to battery and see that the guns
were properly aimed and the fuses cut
fliA'.r&lit lpiiirth. This was the work
of but sk few minutes. Oft returning
ih Utt of the line of trans, I stopped
toask Greneral Jackson's permission to
rejoin my battery. The fight was just
fhn hot pnouffh to make him feel well.
nain.but bVtter thin all Hi mm f m'rlv blitzed.' He had a way
jit greatly dininiBeH f Virnwinfr iin
his left hand with Ihe
ToMotterOrdbildl'VSVXj ihilS open pl.lm toward? the perni he yras
t,M ki mnti..r ftHHrnfr He threw ud nis nanu as
in a condition bieh.jr hiA.tn1d ttia to no. ; The air was fU Of
favorabTeto upeedTe- flnff and as he spoke he jerk-
L;a- nt .a alarm. 1 KriHSl III 1 1 1 5T 1IUUI IV. VAViuuv
niuiin iiiu vtni a a i . , o
ASlligh Price for Pook Slu
I tixew orK licrald.
. 4 'r
.fcnglish author has written a
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: C TbeCAMheTllW Jail.
The fame:ofl!iis bilifittn'f dtl nldce
pamphlet - telling how bfe and health of strengtli(lsturltluiy rawn to
can bo eniorwl on a diet costing onW a I it an early itnd very liberal natronage.
iyuriug miu lasi. i 77 J " ! sixpence at dajv WhicIiwonld be about V 1
the ctt or rainingVlhefeg.?!ati
brancn oi ine crovenimeni nas increas
tho Dread of
iidtlisrliood
jtranlftirmcdto
MOPE
!JOY.
ina sjrniptoma j Incident I 'General, you are wounded. He repli-
tilIngel'lngn painiui e fan a handkerchi
iabor. Iiatfaljfwonder-
cd out of all proportion to the indreasc
in the-u umber or legislators or i the
ammint of business transacted by them.
in i?04J,ineieniire anion 111 .,approprij-
ated for legislative purpose, exclusive
01 Dinning, muograpniug, engraving,
uurcua&inz sjovaretsionai uiooe lor
members. &c. expenses' that are now
charged to public . printing was Sl,
232,741.44. of whichthe Senate took
$363,438.28 land tlie House, 8879-
303.16. In 11870 the exnenses had
increaseil to $2,457,192 17, the pro
portion of the Senate being $083,262.-
80tiiHl the Hou?el,773,y2y.37. Ten
L i .i- .i 11:
j l.m 3 initij itivy ii'fi laiiuiis iau
to ti.uoiuz $szu,oiw.ui going io
the rienate and $2,221,834 to the
House. J he amount set apart for the
current '-'fiscal year - ending Jnne 30,
next, was :! Senale,$876l249.45; House
$2,361,290.79; bat. these sums have
proveil inadequate and have already
been supplemented by deficiency ap
propriations of $68,622.93 for the
nhiirlihnr frinntiei haV
lance upon itas a piace-vi..
? Pamphlet which we have now lirisonebout 1 8 of whom respond
neiore iis, but a , letter from, , Hr. T. K. to the call of our own criminal courts:
A lli-L.' i. rrt' -: , t I . - .-- , .... . . ' l!i -
he says that h has lived for a month 1 of this TToitod flfatps. ' .:' i !
on: a purely vegetarian diet, doine his 1 Among the former is a ghastly array
usiaal amount of work, and even train- 01 criminals, six munierers are among
1 j ' 1 i . . - y . . .Illioiti nrl,oca il.rnn ra frnni Mitch-
vi u poraaore maae oi admixture or f i fL.-j n..
j a- . . irom Jackson ana oniy one num auh
wheatmeal and oatmeal bread fried n combe. . Two of these are under sen
refined cotton-seed oil and a cup of co- tencc of death, but awaiting the result
cqa. '. -rjor dinneif he had a thick vege- of appeal, as is the case of one senteuc-
taplefsoup with bread, potato pie, vege- etl to term ot zu years in ine pem
tnirian pie, vegetable stew, stewed rice "J'ary. Three stand tor trial.
and tomatoes, followed by a dessert' of ".T,!e.calmcll7 of lh? "ew W1?6,
I which is consistent with salety auu a
-
Safety ani Easa
i TO-
fiuffarlas Woman.
dkerchiof f roni his
r" I u ..i .nAUi ..n.l Korron iri Kind if. iin.
ruleincacy in una re- r- iv i -j , Art tt
apect entitle tjie Moth- pjniy a scratcn a mere scjruvcu, u penaic ana c-OjOS.u lor ine nousei
r'a Friend to I be rank- illoned away along his line; and have been still further increased
edMoneoftheirfeiiaT- "(Jen. Jackson's wound, received un-a gratuity of one month's pav to
!t!p ;,;,J ,t hV i d Ucoxi der ttte circumstances i nave uescnu, an 0flicers aiui emi)Ioyees whose names
erieaof modern aclence. became versenoiis wnen mnammauon were borne on on the rolls March 3,
From the nature of the set in. On hearmg, three days alter 1Sjj5 The total expenditures Tor 1885
raVA le- than $3,400,000.
' v hou nearJCentreviUe, Aitnougti - it
without wonidinj; the was barely sunrise, he was out under
delicacy of the writer, the trees, bathing the hand with spring
Yet we naTe jiinndreci watr. - It was much swollen and very
Wholesale Office Holding.
N. T. ITcrald Letter.
"There will be some discharges in the
mJ
. it i i -l .iiL.L:..l.i
I... ...ri : win His wite ana oauvnaaarnveuinenumfc
eTeragain bejrdut it before. His little daughter Julia was departments between now and the end
in he time oi trouble. 'm long dresses, and I remember of4 he fiscal year," sa3'S a prominent
- i..'...'.on l.tlv rpiiartc-dto lOSSing Iter, W ci Ktcub uCii, nUuC mmca, IJUIWUU5IUIIUWIK an Mic vic-
ihriJfoi.rietof that if U wtie adnilanaMe to breakfast was being made ready on a nials: but no worthy person will suf-
make public the leiterawereceive,theM3iotn- rutie table under tne trees, ut course fer from ,t. '1 here are a certain set
. ... I I 1 I aitnl . ... 1 " T " -11
1 jt i
ptuiu puaamg, stewea nee ana iruit, i .rtjlJll .ptrrol of ooni(T,pr. As niucli
bjiked sago, tapioca and apples, stewed regard is paid to the sanitation of the
prunes, ngs and raisins. At tea ne ate prison as to its security. Sherifl Kiel
bread and jam and stewed fruit He is watchful, careful and merciluJ. He
Would hot have us understand that he ,s a model officer. Citizen.
ate all these things with each meal, but
the jabove was the bill of fare from
which he could pick and choose. He
thinks there is mora nutrition in .such
a dfet than in the use of flesh, which
contains 70 per cent, of water. Fur
thermore, he speaks correctly in charg- do well to follow this advice,
ihg that the nitrogenous substance of
flesh taxes the liver, kidneys and lungs,
and induces bilious troubles, hemor
rhoids, stomach catarrh, gallstones,
rheumatism and gout. He thinks that
tbejincrease of cancer may be traced to
excessive meat diet. Health Monthly.
"Rough ou Ilatscleetra out Rats, Mice
? "ItfJUgb on Corns," for Corns, ' Bnniocs.
1$ h!n petiplelWclls Health Renewer'
restores health aid vigor, enres dyspepsia,
&c. $1. , . -' -f " . -"I
uItoUgli JnToothacne,,, Instant relief. 15c.
Ladies who woald retain freshness and
vivacity don't fail to try "Well Ilealth
Rencwer."
4,Ilachu-paiba,' great kidney and urinary
cure. I
Plies, roaches.iants. bed-1usrs. rats, mice.
. '
eleareo; ont uy jtgngii on ats." 15c.
"Rough on Coughs," troches, 15c: liquid
33C. : .! - - t :
Fcr children, slowJn development, punv
and delicate, useMWella Health Renewer."
?Rough on Dcntisi'ITootb Powder. Try
it. 13C 1
Nervous Weakness., Drspepsia, Sexual
Debility curca by. "Wells' Health Renewer.
ft. ! .- : i X: 1 - -
Mother Swan's Worm Syrup, for feverish
ness, woruis, constipation ; tasteless. 25c.
Stinging, irritation, U Kidney and Uri
nary cotnpfaint&j cured by -'Buchu-paiba.
light sweats. feverL chills, malaria, dys-
peps:a, cured by;: "Wells Health Renewer."
My husband (writes a lady) is three times
. : ur..ni it...iii.
IU11U MSlJLI IIUI5 ilCttllU JVC'
reuse of o .a r-. ni r
; ittrotTM"fTiD;;,!;tt sa? j
liternal rmcdj C'S j
PROTECT YODbSI
1MPS0VE AND feTTP
From the .VBT0.?2!Mi
The great Specfflc RemSly forth" 'ICto
Moth, Borer.cankerwlvm wj -i
the dlrmions are toiio.Ubtc5 rSfeJ.
talis to Denent the treca aiuf T."- 'wS?
sorU
It
ana classes the moaev iHfi IhdH
$6 per loo lbs juwH 4 rwoS'!:
rice
pound;
Send f 1
yl 9nfc Wati
ounce
cure.'
llw trAHi aiul vn -n 'a AP1t hlMi4.r?4 m
I sects and save' -mw f a KTet
w Nothing bufttul iVthVtormXC fr
Late of Wilson xursecs, WtSnH A
tSTFOR SALE at , enn.cH
eKs Kriend- would ouiseu anyiu..,B v.. the battle Wiis tne only topic , ctisciissea Df j)e0ne l,ere who have for years had
"rnt earnestly entrei.t every kale ex. at breakfast Iremarked I m Mrslack- evcry. member of their family in office,
pectingtobeennfineatou-e Motl.er'a Kelief. son s hearing, JUeneral, how is it that They never have over two in the same
Coupled wiilnhintreaty I i Ji1- you can keep so cool, and appear so ut- leparlment l)Ut they wve one in each
dunn a long obstetrical practice (44 yearn, J terly msensible to danger m SUCll ,',.,, if fholi fn.Jltf i l.rrr
hjenfT known it to fail to produce . "fe f gh fl M.Wned depart met j if their ; fan i "large
l-f. AUanta,G.. about you , -when your hand was hit? enough, although lis in NMolation of
11. J, iiuLMta, ai. u., Auania,vj. -r . , i i a rule Bupnoseu to be 111 force in all
' - I ...... ' . . ltn ilAitni-lmanla ' I lima nvt t n
r,i;u in 111s nmrmer. iiiiu uuswereu m a -
low tnna of rwat PamAstnPsst C.-mtain. knowledge in ne of one family
Send for our TreatUe on "Health and llap-
PIH?!1UI Human, ..v. 1 O J 1 I . 1 . I J . 1 . .
Hridweld ukoclator uo., ai ama, a. mv rniimous beliet teacnes me to leei as uwm, 111 hib iu i
1 - v . - . .. - , l -.iri f 1 . 1 1 . I
safe in battle as m bed. Uod has fixed U Know 01 a tiozen cases wucre mere
flfrize
Tmnl mull t TnrT.linP. 1 . J. 1 ?
. ' . . . in Alum ihaIo tiira I V f vt wtav
opensTeiore me woriter uuu ia mouifiiuj
At once auaress, thus & w., Aua3M
TAPE
my
scatter-
Scndsixcents ptataM.and UuA i:m( for mv dpath. I do not con- are from four to six oi a iaiuilv snusT
rwri v rmi ni i - j i . . w
- I 1 1 11
PTIlIJ W Ul - . . " . ... ... . .1. .1 t A I
iffoods which win beipyouto cern myself about that, but to ibe al- ly providea lor. Many nien wno are
luiore money rt?hij away than ...i 11 ,v.v :i :.. 1 : .1' rc ..U,.
aayiblnjf eUte la this world. A1U of ellliler Bex, muc- wuys rejujr, jiu. muuw wucu a uiajmi uuw iiiivc men Hiu-aiuuuiwiiitu
.1
An Mnincnt flprmnn scientist lilas recent
ly discovered from a root extracian aim
lut specific for Tape worm
He added, aftera?pause, but the women retaiu their maiden
looking me full in the face: 'Captain, name. Then airain. there are men
that is the way all men sbould live, and jn flicc who keep ttorcs and. whose
then all men would be equally brave."' tJmer occupied with private out-
side business of different kinds that
they cannot properly attend to their
official duties it they desue to do so.
Bill Ai'i on Farming:.
ic is measiint 10 iiikc nnu is uui man idb-
. . . ... , ... u .Ji.. .-..a torsi havft to spt ahont town nnrt ninv rniuin&r oi me 1 reasurv isenariinetu.
ngiotncpauenr, put is m-cuiiany ku.- r-X.XXXVjL.,Jr i ' 1.: . 1 .1:.. '
Zing and Btupefyinj; to the larie Worm, cuecKens, uuu uuk pontics uuu wuu ior wuu ior ycuia itns iuu u uijj uuuuuiig
" which loosens its hold of its victim and somebody, to quarrel or fight, br jaretl house."
May 30, '34. It .
"WB ASK ALL"
It's a wonder to me that evervbodv Only, yesterday a lady was removed
don't go to farming. Lawyers and doc-MroinJ the Bureau of Engraving and
A Mother's Love
passe& away in a natural and easjy manner, ick; clerks and book-keepers figitre and
entirely whole, with Head, and hUe still multiply and count until they get to
'!r -ki-:--"k o ki-';Lsn counting stars, and the flies on the ceil-
over 400 cases, without a single failure toUngi d the peas m the dish, and the Stronger than Feminine News Hunger
void worm entire. Success guaranteed. nowera on uie papering; me jeweier
pay required until removed j wth heail. sits by his window all the year round
Send stamp for circular and terms. working on little wheels, and the rae-
- "1 rr vTt r '? chamc strikes the same kind -of a lick
ly.rarK riacc,.jxew lorn.
Detroit Free Press.
She came bouncing through the sane
turn door like a cannon bull, withoti
m w m iff 1 -
Piuisintr to say, "How u ye ao, and
every day. These people do not belong
to themselves: the v are all nenned nn
like convicts in a chiingang: they can brought her umbrella down on the
take a day nor an hour for recreation, tble with a mighty crash and shouted,
-i - M i m I m i 1 it . A . t A T M 99
Feathers, Bccsnax, Butter, Cheese, Eg
Jned Fruit, Poultry, Hay andi Produce gives a man such freshness, s ch lati- "btop it riarnt 08, too." she persist
gencf ally to send for our Price Currents, tude, and such a variety of employment j cd, whacking the table again, for I
Prompt returns on all Consignments. - as larmmg. ,; have waiteil long enough tor you to
citeri Anere s no monotony upon tne, tarm.
T There's something new everyday, and
the changing work brings into action
every muscle in the human frame. We
Trial Shipments Solicited.
R. L. WILLIAMS & CO.
Gknehal Commission Mehbiiakts,
Office, 169, William St., Njw York, plow and hoe, and harrow and sow,
I and gather it in at harvest time. We
- look after the horses and cows, the pigs
.i i !.:.... if
uu 111c tJHUIC tlllllg.
She quieted down for a moment
and we ran our finger down the lis
of names, and when we reached hers
and scratched it out, she said :
frri it 111 1
"xiiere. now, meooe you 11 io as
. 1 " ' - - " i
THE GREATEST ENEMY tp children ma s and the rams and thef lambs, J v - -
1. worms. ShrineA Indian VcJfupe will and the chickens and the turkeys, and a wom? Je? "M88- -poor. I
arethenvfrom ruin if used aclordimMo gse. We cut our own wood, and some r,?h o!I Iwppen lo have a lit
Iho directions. ' I raise our own bread and meat arid don't l,e retl-headed, bandy-legged, squiut-
. - 1
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jure yen faitin?, try Weils' Pzktkn Us- fl
r Headacbo. Fover. Am. cSnW
DEBILITY &VEAKNESS. 1
N!yj to tako.'tTii'e rr.orit, uneqiuilcd for w
TORPID LIVER and Night Ifl
Sweats. Nommic Wnkr.PJ. M
nlari
K)lor If it.. Q for f 5J"0. nt Ilmri. II
E. 8. WtLuw Jerscr Otr. 14. J O. jT H
Euchu-Paiba
BemorknWo Cures of Catarrb bf the
UadJcr. hilbrnraaUoa, IrrUatioa Kkl
neyi una lia.jyer. yfouo or GmvQ Eia
w of tho rroKtate jlan;t lropeical
cnoe of Urine, all Dlseusos of tho Genko
Lrlnary Or0'aus in tithe? Sf x. For Un
bealt?i cr Unno'jral tischareo vs9
otox-ChanJn'a Injtctv Hoit." each $L
F?r SYI'IIIMn. rcntr-.todOT
hereditary taiai, ur f . j.pin' Cojastitu-ti-Tn
Wtter HyrrTV l.Mpt bottte, and
CliajJa's F.rnhlLiie rjJi. 2.00; RadCha
pin's Srphritio Jal 1.00. 6 bottle
Fyrufv 5 of ril'n, 1 8alr, by Frpis on
rt-clpt tt ( io.ni i, r e Prnrts,
E. R. Wktw, Jeropy City, N. J., V. 6. A.
'n. .in. wapfflf
Cut this out nud paste it in yon r ha
or bonnet. I
ii -
Treatment for Toothache.
. ' Ij
Tho popular Science News recommends
that those euffemiig from toothnce .woald
ns
newer.
11.
. T I
Itussiau Stoves.
The Russians contrive their close
stoves on a comfortable principle.
Earthernware and brickwork are large-
y used, instead of metal, as a means of
making the heat less intense near the
stove, and of keeping up a reservoir of
heat after the fire is extinguished. The
stove is built in a massive style, and
consists of a series of chambers, of which
the lowest serve as the fireplace, and
th(i upper ones as flues: and being com
posed almost entirely of brick and por
celain, the outer surface remains at a
moderate temperature for a very long
period.
Within the better kind of the great
houses of Russia, not a breath of cold is
experienced. The stoves which heat the
rooms are frequently ornamented, being
bililt in tower-like shapes, story over
story, of pure white porcelain, in vari
ous graceful architectural mouldings;
sometimes surmounted with classical
figures of great beauty, and opening
with brass doors kept as bright as if
they were of gold. In houses of less
display, these stoves are merely a pro
jection in the wall, colored and cornic
ed in the same style as the apartment
In adjoining rooms they are generally
placed back to back, so that the same
fire suffices for both.
The Lesson.
It. 18
founded upon actual experience. For
ordinary nervous system being out of or
der or bjr excessive fatigue, a t very hot
bath will so soothe the nerves that sleep
will naturally follow, and upon getting
up, the patient will feel very much re
freshed and the toothnc-6 will be a thing
of the past. For what is known ns ''jump
ing" toothace, hot dry flannel, applied to
the face and neck is very effective. For
common toothache, which is caused by
indigestion, or by strong, sweet acid, or
anything very hot or cold in a decayed
tooth, a little piece of eottou steeped lu a
strong camphor or oil of cloves is the
best remedy. .
MILL STONES.
1 known ROWAX COUvrl
STONE QUARRY, ot E. E. Plhh? H
I and wlU continue to supply thVCf
mand for MlU Stones from taJzr
uum inig ri "
I grit-so well known througw uZt18
tor Its superiority for im Stones. GrZJS
If you are failjnir, broken, worn out and
nervous, use "walls' lienitn uenewer- fi.
Prevalence of Sidney complaint in Amer- for Ornamental purposifs, Monumeatstte1
ica; "Uuciiu-paioa" is.quiCK, complete aiso De naa at uus qudrry. Address,.. T,t
cure, f i. jr. wvATT.sa:
have46 be stintrv of it like citv folks. e)"e4 wheezy gquawler bom to them
A friend, who visited us not long ago )"ou lun? l MP to the skies, and make
out wnen poor peo-
you (loir t say a won
3 I hat since he sat by our greatbig friend-la botit it, even if it is the squarest-toed
fl ljc hre-placer - uoblest little kid that ever kept a
i may oe mistaKen, out it seems to woman awake at night. That's what's
me a little higher grade of happiness the matter, and that's why I stopped
to look out upon the green fields of my I paper."
wneai ana tne leanng trees and blue And she dashed out as rapidly as
mountains m the distance and hear the ci.p
: i i : . , i, tne came.
uuic cwmg iu uer mate anu ine wnip-poorwill-sing
a welcome to the night
and hunt flowers and bubbv blossoms
with the children, and make whistles
tJ Jl V 11 -if
ew ana near ein Diowr ana ;see em j;ra Webster was brought up be-
juiuum j.ruK ur a garter nn a,,.;., t..i: i.
cnnlra ol f. i. J " JJr.1"'f .ivc w 111c i raw,
rrr: -rA U1 It was the same old chanre that used
to bother him in Galveston. After
EoeMto His Calling.
in the branch and get dirty and wet all
lover, nnd wifrVT fV, to youier
dud expression wheil thev home. He evidence wm all in the Judge,
Mrs. Arp looks at 'em with amazement lfrpiexeU look, said : ;
and exclaims: Mercy on me; did ever a But 1 .l not comprehend, Web
poor mother have such a set! Will I tef,' how.it was possible for you to
ever get done making clothes? Putt sUal t,10se chickens when they were
j these on right clean this morning, and I roosting right under the owners win-
not another clean rag in the house! Go uow, auu there were two vicious dogs
get me a switch, right straight j go! I in the yard." 1
will not stand itf But she will stond Hit wouldn't do yer a bit of good,
it. and they know It esDeciallviif I re- Jedt?e . for nie to 7nlnin Imw T rnnb.
mark. Yestheyoufirhttobewhinnpd " odiilom nhLnu r,i. ..ii a
That saves em, and by the time the hit yerself if yer tried hit forty times,
switch comes the tempest is oyer, and and yer might git yer hide full of buck
some dry clotlung are foundV and if shot de berry lust time yer put yer leW
mere is anv caxe in tne nouse tnv tret ..i.; i r... " ta. i ... r .' r
it Bleniotherffortnnat 0T W
What would they do without her?
Why her very scolding is music in their
tender ears. Fm thankful that there
are some things that corner in the do-
mestic circle that wall street cannot
buy nor money kings depress.--aMfa
Ksvusuiuiion.
rl nni"IF Send 8lx cents for ipostare. and
Ur llir P receive free, a coBtly box of goods
which will help you to more mon
ey rtarht away tbaa anything else In tlls world. AU
of either sex. succeed from first, hour. Th hmmi
pad to fortUD opens before the workers, absolute.
r"nre-At once address, rrrCo Augusta, Maine. '
Kot, tT. 84. ly
If you want to get rich mount a
tnule becanKA wh
; " j : vu a iiiii ii uuu
ter do, Jedge, is fur yer ter buy yer
chichens iii de markit, and when yer
wants ter commit any rascality do hit
on de bench, whar you am at home,?
Jexas kijtwgs.
Tt is better to have your relatives
live than to have them die and leave
yon a plantation withont money io
j There was once an old teacher walk
ing through a forest with a scholar by
Wis side. The old man suddenly stop
ped and pointed to four plants that
were close at hand. The first was just
beginning to peep above the ground,
the second had rooted itself pretty well
into the earth, the third was a small
shrub, while the fourth and last was
aj full -sized-tree. Then the teacher
safid to his young companion: "Pull
up the first," the'btiV easily pulled it
up with his Angel's. "Now pull up
the second." The youth obeyed, but
not so easily. "And the third." The
boy had to put forth all his strength
and the use of both arms before he
succeeded in uprooting it. "And
now." said the master, "try your hand
on the fourth." But lo ! the trunk of
the tall tree, grasped in the arms of
tlie youth, scarcely shook its leaves,
and the little fellow found it impos
sible to tear its roots from the earth.
Then the wise teacher explained to
lis pupil the'meaniug of the four tri
als. "This, my son, is just what hap
pens with our passions. When they
are very young and weak, one may,
by a little watchfulness and self-deni
al, easily tear them up; but if we let
them .cast their roots deep down into
our soul, then no human power can
uproot them the almighty hand of
the creator alone can pluck them out.
IV this reason, my child, watch well
ybur first impulses.
! The surprising statement is made
vy an exchange that the demand for
gunpowder is greater in times of peace
inan m war. it is ma more
was used in the construction of the
Hoosac Tunnel than during the course
oif the late civil war.
The United States consumes on an
average 100 tons a day, which is esti-
.5 . .1 111
mated to he more man wouiu oe
burned in battle in which 50,000 men
would fire forty rounds each.
! The Thought Reader's Science.
4-The "thoueht-reader" placed his
liand on the man's head, withdrew it
and struck him a fearful blow on the
nose. When the man got out from
ttuder the chair, and asked the read
er what he hit him ior, he replied:
'fjustasl placed ray hanU on your
Head, you thought I was . a blamed
biz fool : and I don't allow any man
- ' : - .
t mule you are better qU. -
t
Ncio Orleans Picayu
no funds to pay taxe?-tothiuk that, iio matter if he's as
is Picayune I Us a house." X
A refreshing case of true loyalty is re
ported, the hero belug Julius ttroukcr,
the son of a German peasant, who; came
to America eight years ago to make his
fortune, which being accomplished, he
sent $1,000 to the little peasant girl he
loved on the old farm in the leader land,
who at once came to New York, anil
being married the pair went on their way
reioicui'r to St. 1'anl. where Julius is
todnj lead m g nud prosperous man of
business. May the course of their true
love ever run smooth. Xcict tC Observer.
"I tell you I shatl do as I please !"
shouted Mrs. Mill". "Well, well, my dear,
I didu't say you couldu't," replied Mr.
Miff. 'And you can't stop uie!!" ,4I didn't
say I could, riy dear." "You'd better not
try!!!" "Indeed, indeed, my; dear. I
won't." "That's just all such a brute
cares, about his wife!!!" And Mrs. Miff
prepared to cry her eyes out. j
A New Metal. An immense ledge of
white metal has been discovered in Ante
lope Valley, Mono county, CJal., theuaturc
of which puzzles all miuing experts to
whom specimens have been submitted. 4
Tho metal is fusible at tirst, but after
the first time it yields to nothing except
a mixture of acids. A pouud of roco.
yields half a pound of the metal, and
there are millions of tons in the plant. It
contains platiuum.
The Wilmington police havcj arrested
a large gang of colored wonieu who hare
been systematically robbing stores in
that city. Sir women were in the gang.
The lie view says : "The houses occupied
by these thieres are elegantly furnished
in a style that would do credit to the
residences of some of our wealthy citi
zcus and the womeu themselves hare
put on airs of superiority over their more
humble and more honest sisters, so that
they have been the envy of some and the
disgust of others." X
Newborn Journal : At Swnnsboro trout
are cheap now, $4.50 per hundred; eggs,
8 ecu ts per dozen, sweet potatoes, 4U
eents per bushel ; clams, 25 cents perl
bushel; couchs, 10 cents per dozen; stone
crabs. 50 cents per dozen, oysters, 25
cents per bushel (good ones, too;) corn,
70 cents per bushel; meal, 80 cents per
bushel.
Miss Julia Jackson's Aitkoaciiixg
Nuptials. Tho rumor which has been
current for sometime past in this city, to
the effect that Miss Julia Jackson, daugh
ter of Stouewall Jackson, is soon to be
true. Miss Julia's many fi lends and
relatives in this city will be interested to
learn that the wedding is toi take place
on June 3, ia Richmond, and ; she is to be
married to Mr. Wm. . Christian, a
prominent grain merchant of that city.
Miss Jackson is twenty-three years old,
and Mr. Christian is twenty-seven. The
iutended groom is the son of lie v. W. Ii.
Christian, a prominent Methodist minis
ter. Charlotte Observer. I X
Making His Will. A well-to-do citi-
zenof Winham county, Conn. shortly be-
fore his decease sent for a lawyer to make
his will. His wife and daughter watched
tho proceedings. After generously pro
viding for them, the sick man -directed
the lawyer to designate $500 to his aged
sister, who was ueedy. The ; wife and
daughter remonstrated- angrily. Quietly
the sick man said: "Make! it $1,000
for my sister." Another protesCfrom the
grasping pair. "Make it $1,509, 'Squire,"
coolly said the legator. "You shall not 1"
shouted the women. "Hake it $2,060,"
said the will maker serenely, and here the
ladie concluded to hold - their, ton
gues. The lawyer kept the secret for
yean, bat gradually it leaked oat as a
warning to the selfish of all classes and
25 YEARS IN USE-
Tat Orestert Medical Trimcpa cf tio Age I
SYMPTbKIS OP A
TORPID LIVER.
XjOM of appetite. Bowels costiTe, Pain la
tho head, with dall ecneatlon in t'ao
back part, Pain under tbo shoulder
blade, Fol loess after catlcff with a dis
inclination to exertion of body ortnicd,
Irritability of tcmpert I.ow spirits, witU
afoelingof bavine ncclocted eomodcty,
Wccrineon, Dizziness, Flatteries at t Lo
Heart, Dots before the eyes. Headache
over tho right eye, Xlestlcssnesc, with
fltfal dreams, Hlchly colored Urice, aad
CONSTIPATION.
TUTTS riLLS aroxepecially adapted
to such ceses, 6no dsa eiTccta sucli s
cbangti of fcclinprfis to astonish t!c suCcrcr.
They Increase tne Avpetite.ftml cause ibe
body to Take ou VUaU. tun iho Mtcra J
nourished . and "bylhelr Toulo Action en
the liKCsUvOrcans,1ies;iilarfttoolnro
ucoa. rnceaoe. tiuurmv .
: EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
having claims against the estate of
Sechler, deed.,' to present tLrsam
ncdemgned on 'or Vfoi e the SOthiuS
muixu, iccti, niiu iui persons hAul
the estaite olsaid decM are notifieS
nil na niwl tint? llin . I.
Ih C. SECIltER, )KxVrfli:
a w c.. .... r,
mm mm mvsay i
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1 ilWITOP ?y
TUTTStHAIR AYE,
Out Hath or Whiskers changed to a
GLOS9T BLACX by a.einprlo application of
this DTK. It impart9 a uatural color, r.ct
InEtantaneously. Sold by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of CI.
Office, 44 Murray St..
'
lltTEIs
To the nt-l3of tlie tourut, comm-rclal
truve'iiT r.nl nw 8tt5iT, IIostctfer'B tstom
itch Hitlers is peculiarly ndapled, since it
ttn-Uirthfiis tip digest ire organs, anJ
iiraers the jibrsieal cnerjries to uuWnlth
fid inlliii'iictt.l It runoves iantl prevcrf
mulaiii.l l'evf, constipation, tlyiiopi.
liciilihtiilly stimulates the kklnt-ys and
blaUl r. anl t nricbes as xvell as purific
tbi blool. When overcome by fatigue,
M'h"th'r nst-ntjil or physical, the wearj
and tl-bilitated And it a rclluhlc source ot
renewe-l jstrt-nirth a:nl comfort. For sale
by all Druszisjs and Dealers generally.
, DABBYS
PRffFIHYLACTIC
FLUID.
A noose bold Article- for Uuirersal
: Family Use.
Eradicates
For Scarlet and
Typhoid Foyers
Diphtheria, Sali
ration. Ulcerated
Sore Throat, Small
Pox, Measles, and
Jill Contagions Diseases. Persons waiting on
the Sick shoold; ute it freely. Scarlet Fever has
never been known to spread where the Fluid was
ued. Yellow Fever has been cured with it after
black vomit had taken place. The worst
cases of Diphtheria yield to ic ; . ... j
Fevered and ck Tor- I - 83LVLL-POX ;
sons refresBed and ' ' '- and
Bed Sores prevent- j PITTING of Small
ed by bathing with ; p0z PREVENTED
Darbvt Fluid. I ;
Impdr.AjradcL;---T-
b mall pox. I used the
Fluid : the patient was
Coatarlon destroyed. "''"T'
For posted F.Lt, J"i.42
hartaless artd purified.
For Sore Throat it is a
sure cure.
Chaflntr. etc.
Rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex-
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the jireath,
Cleanse the Teeth
- it can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
' Erysipelas cured.
. Burns relic vedinstandy.
Sears prevented.
Iysentery caied.
wounds healed rapidly.
Scurry cured.'
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc. j
1 used the Fluid during
our present affliction with
Scarlet Fever? with de
cided advantage. It is
indispensable to the sick,
room. Wm. F. Samd.
roan, Eyrie, Ala.
weeks, and no others
had it. I. W. Pax
inson, Philadelphia.
Diphtheria
Prerented.
- 1 1
Scarlet Poyct
t
Cured. y
The physicians her
use Darby Fluid very
successfully in the treat
ment of Diphtheria.
A. Stollenwcrck.
Greensboro, Ala.
Tetter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases of Death it
should be used about
the corpse it wiU
prevent any unpleasr
ant smell. -
The eminent Phy.
ftletan, J.MABIO-N
SI3LS, M. D., New
York, says: "I am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable disinfectant."
rwDmi.
w.Heidst
Chrosiii fry
"how, Ju4
ImjBrHy
B1oa,Ir
Ague, Xahni
andattDfana
tpt s
rangement of Liver, Bowels iftJKifeijj
Bad Breath: fam in the Side, tumctiasfc
pain is felt under jtlie ShoulJet-btaUc ajZ
Rheumatism ; general los of apptwt Bm
generally costive., .metimet akcnuttiMVaW
the head is troubled with pin, it dull uima
with considerable loss of memory, iota
with a painful sensation cf leating biidnKMasa '
which ought to have been done; a lifct,Sia2
and flushed face is sometimes an auanka, e, :
bikbuu ior consumpuon; tne patieal csasta
of weariness and debility: neros, eailTjass
feet cold or burning, sometime, a prkkly Kant
of the skin exists; spirits are low and depSa
. and, although satisfied tliat exercise wouU ktm
ficial. yetone can hardly summon ay fcrJti
try it in tact, distrusts every remedy. Sna
of the above symptoms attend the disease, bjoji
have occurred when but few of thtm tiisW,
examination after death lias shown lix IMwt
have been extenstvely deranged. i i-
' - "4.
It should be used by all person, UsJ
young, whenever any of the sken
symptoms appear, i ' j
Persons Traveling or Uvtnt h tt
healthy Localities, by taking a de ccat
ally to keen the Liver in healthy actiu. mlm
all Malaria, lUlious attacks, rines,l
sea, Drowsiness Depression of Spina, at 1
will invigorate like a glass of wine, but feats
toxlcating beverage. r :
If Ton have eaten anything krftf
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, Stf
less at night, take a dose and you will be itint
Time and Doctors' Rills wfQbtsmi
by always 'keeping the nralitir
In the House f : J I
?or, whatever the ailment may br, ,ioaaf
safe purgative, alterative ard Uik
never be out of place.' The remedy h hsialis
and does not Interfere with bosiaesstf
pleasure. M
... it is putielv wmmxx
And has all the bower and eflicacv tt CikMl
Ouinine. without anv of the iniuriowitotfcM
A Oorernor's Testlmssyi t I
Simmons Liven Regulator has ben nats"
family for some lime, and I m satisWit
valuable addition to tne medical tc"tJ
J. ijILL SHORTE,GorSa
Hon. Alexander II. Stephens, rf fc
Says : Have derived some benemfii"
Simmons Liver Regulator, aad-sis ff.11
e . t - 1'
ntrutcr tnai
"The only Thing that Bew&
iy mafoio w
DebUity. MT
Believe." f have -used man'
nensia. Uvler Affection and 1
nave sound anything to benefit js to to
iimmons Liver kegulator has." I
aesou to Georgia; for it, and would wndiu"
such a medicine, and would advise ail
ilarly affected to give iTa trial at ttmtff
thing that never bits to relieve. r
f.M- Jannct, MinneP
Dr. T. W. Mason says: Front
perience in the us? of Simmons Liver 2j
my practice I have been and am stwWM
and prescribe it as a purgative roedione. j l
JgfTake only the Genuine.
has on the Wrapper the red Z TrsM
..4 at ...... .1 if. ZF.ILIX It
- auu sTiKitsisuio va v ;
FOR SALE Y ALL DRUfXJS
Tim Vallfiv MJinal Lifu Mfc
OF VIRGINIA... i.U 1
Th rh.,w Snfir and Most RtJUWe Wj
surance now offered te public island tt Jjgj
Inn W ....... 1 -1,1.1, oHfKlna TTHI tn'ttSITl If""" t
p llcy at ah actual average cost oiss-wk j
For further information, ealltn or """"V
i. W. icKEZltif
May 20. 1883.1 u!tr,T
. tt
a weejc at home. P outOt.
solutely jsure. osris rr. Hfji
quired. Keader. If y" 'f,
or old, can make great pay-allprtktl'i
with absolute certainty . write for Pjd
n u . ri ifTT jb co.. porns
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WBIChTS rHDIAHYECETAEUPBU
tob tux
And all BllfeusCompw "
Kate to take, being purely
lng. rrlcecw
FOUT?'S.
HORSE AND CATii,
Fanderbllt fjnlrerslty, NashvfUe. Tenn.
1 testify to the most excellent jualiUes of ProC
Uarbys Prouhvlactie Fhii-l a. a
detergent it is both theoretically and practicallr
"penor to anW preparation with vhich I am ai
quatnted.-,N.fr. LurroM, Prof. Chemistry.
Darbys fluid Is Recommended by
Hob. Alexandbr H. Stemiems, of Georgia;
lfCon;. Columbia. Prof.. University. S.C.
A- J- AT7-a. Prut. Mercer University:
big
1 scxe.
130ISP1SSABLK TO EVERY DOME.
Perfectly harmless. Used internally or
f TV- r, TTI,,'!T hr Ib or Beast.
1 v, J d beei thoroughly tested, and s
naveabundanfdene that it Jus done everything
aere claimed. i For fuller information get of your
j X'rue2iM a pamphlet or K-nd to the proprietors, i
Jin. zp.n.rj s aa' 5 '
i "ufa5ty ucm" PHlLAbI.PHIA
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