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'fciee anything peculiar about this?
urc BUj imug jvuiu. auvuv .u.u
a naturalist asked ul a Aew lori re
porter who bad dropped into his sanctum
at High Bridge. The object ho held
up was a block of eartli auout eight
inches in length and four in width, re -
sembling more than anything else the
he continued, "there is a regular palace
and the door is right under yonr nose."
As he spoke he inserted a long pin into
tl,o crrmin.l anion ,) tl.n moss nn.l lifted
o--.. . o ---
up an oval door that exposea a large,
deep well, lined with silk in a most
gorgeous manner, and as a gleam of sun -
liffht from the window caucht the kos-
earner it -seemed changed to molten
silver, deereninsr in the interior to a
irnl.lrtn vellnw" and at evcrv move scin-
tillating with dazzling ras of lrules-
cence, in strange contrast to the rough
and sombre surroundings.
'It's wonderful," the naturalist said,
"You hardly expect so much from a
spider, and the most skillful work from
human bands fails to come up to this.
Tt's the castle of the trap door snider
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pot, with the npper surface planted with ! silken bands. The spider then drew j 8w0et ctt ain ; rftir well ; then mid the ' of the delicate mechanism of the eye bi j - " -
growing mosses and small plants of neaier to end this tragedy, when another NBret potato, a little at a time ; mis all 1 accomplish a task which i beyond the : lu"Jj0. lTw'AAX'ii
various kinds. "In this block of earth," of the same species, that had been a 'together, stirring very hud; thou ! measure of its capaeitv, inns ncv't-ssnrilv 1 .'",u u,r ' "I'110 P'te hi-
mvgale, and this one I found near invader to such an extent that it barely
Charleston, S. C. You see it's a well escaped.
about five inches deep and two wide, -Here's a spider that never builds a
lined with silk, and having on top a nist .. It Was a short, hairy little fel
door that fits so exactly that your close loWi au,,t on a fiy b(jl,g introduced, it
examination failed to detect it. A per- rcmnt.0a on it n ,iK,,r. ..If a '
feet hinge of silk allows it to work freely,
and it is so nicely arianged that it
always closes after the owner has patstd
In or out.
"How did theso mouses and weed-'
get ou the dour i f the trap ? '
" In many cases the spider places
them there, its idea being to make the
place resemble, as ntarly as possible,
the surrounding country, and so skillful
are they iu hiding their doors that I
hunted two weeks before I found this
one, and then it was only by chance.
I Lad been tramping through the wood
nearly all day, and was siievhed out
on a bank, about half aleep, when I
heard a rustic at my elbow, and looked
down just iu time to oe e a trap-door fly
np and go down with a jerk, and ;on
may be sure I commence d operations ai
once. When I bad locateil the door
exictly I d'lg a trench all around if,
down about a foot, and worked as near
the trap us I could, and after trimmirg
it down as you see it. I gw it four or
nve goon cats ot Kme, ana ultimately
got it out safely. While i was at work
it was curious to ..... the alarm of the
spider. Every few minutes tho doer
would lilt a little, and 1 would see the
hairy leg of tna little fellow, but the
slightest tap would tend it down. After
one of these retreats I insetted my
knife-blade into tie dcor and tried to
lift it. Something was holding it back
on the other side, evidently, ai ir did
net lit' up with the ea.-e with wLi.-h I
had seen it under tLe nimble hi-nd-ling
of the owner. BeLdmg down and
lifting tr.e door at the same time, I saw
the cause. The spiJor was holding the
door down. Its mandibles were fast
ened into the silken lining, while with
its feet it was braciu back ami holding
on with all its strength, and
only when I htil lifted it almost
nut did it let go and retreat to the l..wr
part ot tue wt-n, wuere tt coiiea up its
lepH and proteuelej to bp dead.'
" How do they build the trap ?''
"Jtist as a man would I titld a well
After making their tHeetion of ti local
ity, they coiumenee taking out bits of
earth with their mouths and pushing
them away with their loc1!". As soon as
they get below the surface a shorin-tip
process is begun. Silk is spun and
attached to the wall by some secretion.
The door is a prolongation of this silken
wall ; so, as the spider worksMown eav
iDg in is prevented ia this way, and
finally the outer side of the door, which
is naturally bright, ii covered with sr il,
and bits of inos6 are placed on it. There
are a number cf different kind of trap
doer spiders in this country and En
rope.some having two or three traps in
the different parts of the well, thespider
retreatiu from one toanother as danger
presses.
"Flore 'a a spider." he said, handing
down one of a number of glass jars cov
ered with fine ganze, "that builds a
web tunnel after the general shape of
the trap, but it is infinitely more deli
cate, aud is ulways at right angles with
the surface, and contains no doors,"
By holding the jar up against the sun
the fairy-iike tunnel could be trvtd.
following uronnd the- side of the jar,
perfectly cylindrical, and after extend
pf four or live iuehes. widening out
into a broad w?b, r platform, that was
held in pliic i..y myriads f single si!
very and almost microscopic cn'des,
extending fi"n it to the upper part of
the gl as".
"The web in front," the naturalist
'"w 1,1,1 u Pre-T- 011,1 lDe!
whole e,l i flee va built in one night. By j
rights, (be npidr-M wor.ld ho hiberna-
ting, or iu a winter sleep ! bnt I am
keeping them in a wrrm room to pre-;
vent this, and see what they will do, or j
what tb. effect will be. There is a h.
Now watch the npuler." .
The rf porter held a large hand mag j
nifviug glass over the web, and the flv
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fatal platform. At the first hum the ,
epid-. r darted out, with its c-yes flashing ,
and its (wo forelegs in the air. Tie
instant the fly struck, the spider was on j
it, glaring it firmly in its jaws, and ,
soon had it in the t-ilkeu tunnel. ,
"Here's another fellow," he said,!
taking down another jar "that seems,
uu;i auoui uiu.unj(i, uui
bungs its lines and cables in every
direction, forming great sheets of web.
Some in my stable are two foot lung."
I of .ittaek became apparent. The spider
' waitea until me ny hm wi-i-uiu
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- : eniangieu m me au
' to the front, bilk was taken from the
j spiuuers with its legs so quickly that it
as aimosi, imiwiuiu ..-..v.,
1 movement', and hurled about the nnf.r-
, tnuate victim, ana its wings were in a
' silent witness, clambered down from a
. shelf of web above, and evidently
entered a counter claim. With fore
lcs biuh in sir. eves clisteninK like
--c: -o-- v "
sparks of lire, tuey movea towani eacn
ether, and like a flash they struck with
! their fore feet, and, with lightning like
; movements of the other legs, tried to
entangle each other. Curious beads of
a Yellow li.iuid appeared on their legs
which at first seemed to conn' fn:u
wotiuvts on the limbs, but it wk scon
seen to come from the mouth. They ,
acre nctually foaming with rage, and
tbo secretion was evidently used to :
render the cables of silk stickv and
. adhesive. The icsult of this warfare
was that the legitimate ownerof the fly
! soon succeeded in entangling the
could jump as far in proportion to his
size, Hatlem rivor would be nothing.
They only nse their web as a eautior.-iry
measure That i", iu making a lung
j imp frT.i aa clev.ition. they fasten u
single cable to the l oint "f depart ife,
and if thor miss they suing o:T bv it
and reevver their position. They show
great cunning, stealing upon a i!y as a
mouse, turuiug their heads this wav
and that, and thee, with a leap, lauding
fairly on the back of the victim, killir;;
it with one nipof their poisonous fanns.
Of all the 4,t)iW) species of spiders
known," taking down a glas covered
dish, '"this one can bo called king.'' It
was a horrible creature, although dead.
.s body was as big as a large mous,.,
ar.a vhJn placed in a saucer its hairv
legs hung over the sides. "It's the
tarantula, and a shipwrecked one at
that. I was cruising among the islands
oil' Cuba, when we picked up a deserted
sehconer. Sue was in good conditii n,
mi l the only living thing aboard was a
nu-nler o( these living spi.iers. and l
secured this one. There are other ones
that are sometimes pictured as catch-
h-g small birds, and there is nothing
improbable iu it. This one could catch a
small rat.
A (.oinpnsiiiim on Hra.
At a meeting cf the Jersey City
rr-thetic society, Mr. Kos-ier .Johnson
outre forward ia the character of an
awkward schoolboy and r-ud the f-dkov-ig
"c mposition":
"Brass is a very useful metal. Sun.'
high uuthe'iities hold that it is two
metals tin and copper thoroughly
mixed together. I think they warm
tl.eni lu f.ir.i miyino.. Tf I lni.1 n i.ti tiii
j ink r L,tvM gt t al,1ug wjtU K,s
,,rass- The SWt.u name of ,,r.S,
,,rouzJ Bra., ia makinK .l-.or.
kete, brass beaded nails, brass p'.-lioe-
m-'ti's buttons, ipsthetie andirons, too ;
lovely bedsteads, gold breastpins, pop-j
u'aiity, antique door kuobs, ka.bs for
the horns of too enthusiastic cows, j
French hirns, counterfeit nionty, aud '
other articles of daily comfort.. It i
said that some people, build their entire
faces of it, especially iusunnee averts ,
and newspaper reporters ; but I think
this must lie untrue, as it would render
their soft and sympathetic cheeks very
hard. The iTible tells of a man who was
partly of brpss, but it was not his cheek. ,
Uufortuna'ely, his feet were of clay, and
wheu he got ins auklej wet in gmn z to
a reception one rainy Saturday after- '
noon, tho result was spontaneous am-
putution.
"Once there wai a man w le entirely
of brass. Jle was 1( D feet hipb. aiid was :
very much admired, especially by the '
young ladies, who adored tall mon. I
suppose he commauded a regime tit of ,
militia, for he wan called Col. Ossns. ;
But at the age of fifty six he lost his
life by an earthquake, and l is old
clothc-a were sold to a man, who carried
them away on the bocks of '.'00 camels. ,
"Since then they have m.t b-.ult '
people entirely of this metal, but have
coufAned it to the territory bounded cn '
the north by the temple, on the east by :
the nose, on the south by tho jaw, on J
the west by the ear; capital. Assur
ance. I'roverhs as they htmld Be.
'Tis an ill wind that blows snow
good.
A half loaf is better than a whole
loafer.
Fast traveling Blander is a tell li.- ;
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It is eMiier t0 run in t1e,,t thaa to crawl I
ont Qgain ,
Always judg a man bv his depth-!
instpail o Litt lt,ngti1. " ;
No mm ma affol(, to t 0R airs nn. 1
jeKS heeaa the wjn(.
ado wneei ot lortune rum slow, be-,
fplIopR retire.l.
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Christian names are so called by hav-
ing been given to converts in baptism
as substitutes for their former pagan
appellations, many of which were l.or-
rowed from the names of their gods.
and were therefore rejectedjis profane.
Th. keeper of a Chicago gaming
cimiiimra iunu ic-i uirie
passed over the gaming tables of that .
cuy sfo,utn,um;.
j FARM, C.ARPEX AM HOISF1I0LD.
. s,vl;rT Potato rirmiNii-One pi und
; 0j sweot potato tioiie.i m a lime water
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nw om, reei mem
j ami 1U(lsu Wry smooth ; beat eight eggs
, light . add to them half a ponnd of
. imiter, crewmen, turn a pcninu n sugar
I (j-runuhiteit.) half a teaspoenfui of pow-
jorej clnniuion, a very
little.
-litr.KMr.
j butter a deep dL.h, put in the pudding
ftuj bake three quarters of an hour ; or
j line a pie-p4at with pull paste, itt. in
! the unddiiitr and bake tweutv min-
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j iue.
j Habp S?ArE. Four onnaescf butter,
J tire ounces of sugar, beaten to a ereatn ;
pile it on the dish. Yon can add a
j fcrape of nutmeg or a little lemon jtrliv
; when beating it, as you Use nt
enough to thiu it. only to flavor.
vor.
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l.lipibl Ininirr
The farmer wi lets nil the
his bnrnvjrd run to waste is a stm.:id-
thrifr, however VlosetisW he n,.y be!
with nsonev. A practical fanner said !
r..uutn- Oa mv farri cm th Hudson
! rjvff j j,ave built cisterjs n:ler the
burn and stable, in which tliis li.pid, is
collected. These cisterns :e all con
nected, and one being built cm a lonei
grade they id! empty into this one.
When it rains I put a f roe pno.p in'o
the eist. ru and till two water ivits, f'.i''ii
as are ue,! in watering our stjt eels, and
scatter this liipiid ever ourici'udows ; in
forty. e''iit h n:rs atrtrward a change i"
perceived in the color of t lm gra-.,"
Another fnris r. who has a similar m -raugriucnt
in Lis bairvarj, s;(vn !;
saves 1(H ionds cvt ry y :r, nn.l thinks
ti.e liquid worth as Ri'ie'u as so luanv
leads ofsclld t:.:i,U.e. rmw ' i; nr.
A Wnnl Almnl I tit.
The cheapest pvrk I t -w r nude na
fren: j'i,s lv:i iu l ii? and kopt iill
S?i'ptember of tin- fo! lowiu y:r. I
presume pork can h produecd with u
less exp. inliiure of fee l froux sj ::'
pigs, fattened dnrin;; tiit miukliu r nn l
atrutun, ai d killed about tlie 1st ci
Iiceml er. And if the f.o T has be. n
the same, the latter pl.i.t vvaM l tlie
nmst eceucimical. Hiere is ausuh trr.ti.
iu the nmark tint "the eheapi :.t
place to fatten a hog is jn the perk
barrel." If he is lit tv kill, niake perk
cf hir.i as koo'I as i nssil li: ni-1 if It,,
jH .r ti' to kill bv the timu he is "h
ij,,- , ,, L "a i,ltt,.r i,r0l.,i ,,r tt
better s-sti m id ceding hl.1
nvnf.
n:uuag. -
D'U I fee! sv.re that many fain.erseau
well atb-id to winter over a few voting
pi js. Tf ;l.ree or four n c.t.ths cl.l.'wh. -n
cold weatlie- set. in, mid if they are
st rciiL: ai d tlitif'y. hey will de f,,r
1" .iter than yiinger and less robust
1 -if. 1:: eitl.tr easy it i desirable to
hac a dry, wmu pen for them t.i sleep
in, nr. l if t be v ure fed iiutsi,.-., tin
?ro'Jjhs she. Id bo I ! iced in a she ltered
) ' ice. It is said ft. at " pij.;seali seethe
Mind." Their sbin i- is tnsativeto
chances ic. the Weather a1 i rheumatic
ol.l titile ir a delicate f.aroruefrr. I
l:a e seen a hfr '. cf pips, on th
approach of a sturn1, n ot f.iwtol.l by tlie
Signal Service, limning about with
straw in their mouths to make u cost or
bed to sleep in, I have seen mv
brecdint.' sows, that si pt in the Las
meet nurler the barn, and were fed in
troughs, in the yard, come to the opn
door when supper was uniounced, look
at the storm rf wind and sleet,
and then shake their heads nnd
say. ' No, thank you " They w.-mld
rather go without their supper
than to eat in tho cold. In the
eao of well-fed breedin sows
that have cotten their growth, I am
perfectly willing; to let them experience
ii little of the harshness i f ihi.i rough
world, but t ' so with young pigs.
They will stand steady cold weather j
very well; i;i fao, with the thermem-j
eter down t) .-rn, they like to como
out r f their pens and take a walk in the
sun on
a still dar in u sheltered siiot. i
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Hi.t a little wind will make liiem sititul.
We'I ve ntila'e.l pens are desirable, but
knot-holes and cracks are particuki ly
l ad. The strongest pigs will get the
warmest part of ti e li.d. and lenvn the
smallest and weakest n the outride ' !'rticnlr b-v referring to the circum
wiien the draft strikes them. 'u,'l'e ,hat -okerS, who com-
Old pigs, in Winter, will do well ! m"ly em'l('? niagmfying-glassc in
enough with one meal a dav. u,,, i th. ir work, in reality enjoy a very envi--oung
pip. should be fed twice a dav, Me ,njmnnlt? froni diseases of tho eye.
and if not mot,- t!.B1, txn tn u,. i
months old, I would feed three times,
l eeel at regular hours, and te verv eare- '
(nl not to give more then the fips will
eut up elt a;i. I know this is easily said,
but, unless you feed pigs yourself, it is
not so easily done. It is one of the
(treat secret a of Micro in feeding pig..
I tc-il my nun who h:u charge of the?
pigs that tho " less he feeds them the
more they will rat."
What you feed is not of so mneh eonsp-
pienee as how yon feed. As a rule, there
" uu ' -u rueai. it is-
uppoHl to be too "heating" for
jounpr pigs and many prefer "fine
f.'od " cr the liner Linda of wheat bran. '
1 phTlmn the-v are rieht- Still, in cold ,
weather I am not particularly afraid of :
getting my young pigs too UK We
feed more or less roots and bran with I
the corn meal and if the pigs are get- j
,)Ilg t(,0 fati ,rf,Bon )he rrorortion of
corn meal. But as a rule, farmers who
winter yonng store l.igs will not pet :
tb(.m to Ut 1 p
i S'-rt snnnuer these pigs can bo i
'cheaply fed on grass or clover, and tho !
wt, rtuVRU Tt.thom in win,rr tb l,pttr
, U'Jy n-y"'mim,
; Chn.ukU. ,
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yZL 1Z ZnuZ'Z .
iif ,)U, lrc M ,.,. 4 , Dr. 1,,,'i',
r,1(.h Svr.ip f.-ryour r,I(th .ml Ik- curd, j
ji-ur cinigRiai kcp.h it.
On tbe t'se of Moctaclei.
No more mischievous mistake can
well bo made than tbo one which is
;i mvcivcu in me prevalent wea mat. i no
i .
w fpeiiue.es buuuia ie pm uu ua
j long as possible. This becomes evident
: at a glance us toon as it is understood
, -'. m iiiepneii hi mi-
j h?us of the eye to adapt itself to neir
vision in consniuer.cn of loss of aeeoiu-
bo attended with an usurious, as well
as a painful strain. Squint in' is one of .
j the evil consequences which ate apt to ,
'. ensue if such fruitless i flor!s are lone
.
i persevered in. air. L'arter remains upou '
i this pumt in the following monitory t
j stT,iin . ..jho rfl.ct cf accommodatioii
j js precisely tlat cf addius? a convex
j,,ua to the passive eye, and so, when
. aecnmmodation fails,
eau supply its
: place bv adding thore iuiied leus t.v
a,t, Tolo thiaia the ordinary f,,uo.io;,!
: ff the siH-etacles, which arc re.piircd bv :
i . j
' all i eople, if their eyes weie originally
Plural, as time rolls on. The prin -
ciples ou which such spectacles should
I be selected is that thev should l
strong enough to be effectual, and they
snouiii ie nscit as soon us tuey ure ,
required. Opticians often supply glasses
: which are too weak to accomplish what 1
is needed, and which lo:vo tlie eyes'
still sniveling with ii'i iutiimity fr tu
which 'l ey ongh to be ent.re ly re!ied,
I while the public fte.pwt.tly endeavor to
postpone what they look upon as an 1
evil day, and do net i btniu the help of
classes until they l ave striven hard and
niitlessly to do without them. These
are imper'ant practical errors. It
caiiLot be h" peiiora'.ly nnderti-ol 'bat
i eetaeles, instead ef being a nui-a'.ice,
or tin lueuiu'. rau.v, or an evidence "f '
bail sight, are tUhe far R'phtt-d al;imy
: beyond description, clearing outlines
which were beginning to be fha.louv,
brightening color which were beginning
to fad", intensifying the light reflected ;
from objects by permitting them to be '
i brought closer to the eyes, aud instantly 1
i.'storiuir near viion to a point from
which, for ten or a dczen yeMis prcvi-1
ouslv, it ha.l been .-!. ly and in.pen-pt i-
t iv Put sti a'iil;, ileciining. Ibis return
to javenility of sight is one of the most
wgrei able ( xperiences of middle ace,
and the proper principle, then fore, is
to recognize loss cf near sight early,
; and to give optical help librally, usu
i ally commencing with lenses of plus
. 1 'Jo or plus 1 ."'l, so as to render the
muscles of accommodatic n not only
able to perform their tasks, but able to
: perform thorn easily. When, as will
happe n after a while', in eouse-.pte nee of
the s'eady decline of accommodation,
i yet more power is required, the glasses
i may be strengthened by from half a
dieptie to a dioptie at a time, and the
sti. nger glasses should at first be taken
int ' nee only by artificial light ; the
e-rvii.al pair, as long they are found
sathcielit for this purpose, being B'iilJ
worn in tue iiavume. j i;e eouiruon i
1 r.'j.iiliee against twin; f-peetucles ns
i soon as the
lmrarnnent df the aicht I
1 1...S1T-, s trt lip filtsprra.l u-itli o,1 v-inisinfr
" "o
! age, appears to have unfortunately arisen '
1 from the fact that there is a serious elis- '
order of the eye known a glaucoma
which is attended with (.bscnre vision, i
reiTt'i'bliDg that of old siyht, but which '
; is lievr-rtheless altogether ditlereit ill;
its essential condition. The mischief in
i glaucoma usually proceeds with un j
; accel-rated pace. Stronger and stronger .
glasses are nsedou ac ount of theasbist-'
ance which each fresh accession of i
. stre ngth at firbt gives. But tho snf- i
; fere r in the end becomes hopelessly i
blind, and the result is then erroneously
; attributed to the infl.icuce of tlie i
i glasses which have been employed, j
altiiimgh as a matter of fu"t this has had :
I in tliing whatever to do with the issue of : "
the case. The injury to the sight ir. ,
such instances is really due to an over-'
tense state of the eyeball having hoon
set up, and to the destruction, in con-
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ibbcate nerro-structtires within. Mr
Carter unhesitatingly affirms that the
habitual use of strong magnifying
g'uisses is not injurious to ordinary
eyes, ar.d he supports his opinion in this
"I'l'" quite an unusual
thiiiK to flud a working watoh nmkci
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flital. Mr. Carter LoMh tbut the
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I.alntual eieieisu of tho eye upou line,
work, mch as those men are engaged
in, tends to the developmeut and iie-
M rration oi me powra ot vision,
rather than their iDjary. EM-:hurj
1 riw. .
rrni'liiuire ComierN naliiM.
An ohl New Ycrk pnuter, on 1 riiit?
aske.l what were .T. Funnimnrp Cficn..r'
hnl.it us a writer, rei-lie.l : "Verv peon-
liar an.l erratic. Ho onlv fnrnishc.l
r-,y an it wm wanted bv the printer,
Then tie would go to work and slash it
off, hut, Lord the proofs! no onlv
l,.pan to writo when he got his prof.
Ue would knock out half a dozen lines
ir. the middle of a paragraph or page,
and seemed to have an idea that the
' ld closf nP d fal1 nt? .P0"
"OD r" 118 accora- 1118 nianufcnpt was
covered with geat blots caused bv his !
habit at jamming his pen into the ink. '
Cooper was a man of the most intense i
likes and dislikes. He was a bitter 1
ewmy and an ardent friend. When-!
ever he acquired a new animosity, j
either personal, political or otherwise! !
Le W"nld writ, a new book j
' relieve CIS feelings. Most of this
elass of his works lave dropped entirely I
lout of sight.
The reason that man has sot as ajute
a pop nt br a dog is that the develop
ment of his brain leaves little room for
the olfactory lobe,
j lliicnijn fUIMO,1 I'l j H'StMItT". i. IIPTO
, are ln Wi names on tuo n-liool list, the
, average daily attendance being 38,5!9
Bv actiwl merit tho famous snVslance.
&t. jaoos ini, lias teaaiiy won its way
j until it is to-iiiy the national remedy
: M rheumatism. Lawyer-, physicians,
en-i un-ii nil ur-t. lb. t. iHrii.nuii
The rittslmi g ...,..! I.'ukr quotes :
Mr- .Martin lv.rg, SilvC-r Creek. Minn..
! Vm, M ' WUUL uu LorcU wuu as-
iiacvi's V-'U.
Iiosron is the homo of 20D women
wui th a n-illion dollars each.
j,,
, ., . , .,,
P. T. IUtlSCM announces that he Will
ptiiiilov nil curious snoeiiuciis nf t h
i 1. ,.,,,,; ra.,,, i,i,.l,1,ncr oinntn ilnnrf
fat people and freaks cf nature, for his
- tHb,.w. KutieH interest,,!
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ltallev .V Hnlclnnstm. W Ibind Kt , . 1
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T im woil-l Is all a llectiiiR slmw, we fsy, but
nil -lion v.o all K-ai.t to eee-tho how a liulo
hi,.-,.
(imtiiin In 1 ceil asl., 1 vliy tlie I'i'ity
vfr l it. a-. ! l,:iii M i tie s.'i.ie - liniiKt a'
!i. mil h" k' out of n piling bvniMut;
at h- a l a -t.. -.. ' '
A .11 llllHlel In I Slfltellil'll.
C. ,. H.u vev. I. P., Is tl. popular
.,; -.-.-inry ,,l' H-war.l Vnirorpi'v, an.l
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t. f'i s n c.-i t l.-ttt-r iVom Wafthitifcinii
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l.a I frl-t, I Vi-.t.-l llio lilu'iatiirv anl n.ii
liiiv-dfi t it e.iiiuna merit. I: i pre.
p.re l t
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I.irIii.i r:: ri.ii.i...tii!i!e. m .11
a iiiaiiiicr hs
s lo j ln.'c n'totiish iij r-ss'iit a. '
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fives are
tn t nt'Sifti-
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t nniiit.' r s!f-iii, lie us-
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urtu,se. u e.., 1 nn I ,i
inii'l. rt'i-lniiT .vi-'tt: fiw-,y th I'i "!. if
I "' ;ll r. 1 1 I, 1 1 if. 1 1 1 I ri 1 1 III" 6 .11' il I'l I -e -lli-seit
, w.n w.,t v.Teni...-. r. m. -rj-si. j.m oiis
I's sin', riciTit-Iy-Kr.; ri In I. it- . li'.msii.tr
rr- rf-ri pi. lis t. n if-i.y tn i,'!, -Kli re nv'. o a,,
i I-il i'iii!',n'i'n. r.n, I its won li lini etfli aey ir tlir
' .it' e iis ii M ns i'i ml linisiiliu'oiiU oi'ifi' pain.
! s I h f.s lli' -i'intris'ii. tf tirnU'lii, Icv-flii -lie.
ll'.ll n'r, (.tlfll.e-S ' f tlifj V lll's. et '-.. tlie so
r' n '.i r .-r. .I.ec i'ii i. i-ie-eniinei.t'y the tif-st
cri''-rnnl rn-iwilv r--'--.- I" f- re Ihc T '-1 '' i ivlii-. h
.'tnitn i fni'y sul.st:itit:ut 1 l-y I lie .vp'-inrrM
Itinl'f t'-s! incriV t'l "I nil ' of ,eiile.
'J'l.oviil'ii., r li'i'iinn tile is .- sii n inely iiiip-'f-tun'
Unit nutl.tiiir tliut tc-ti-N n Hf i-i- i"tn.-n-i-
i is r-iiiili-l t-i 1 1 ; - liiflu st i'ns.i,niif 'i,
C'lliu :ii Ne!eti. Ts--).. ITi'l-riet. r Ne'-'-ii H"lV".
T'i -it ll'T. n. Mi. Ii . : " 1 s,,i. r. . u iili
r'if ,i:ii;ii i-iii l! Mt h v i,t n v 'H-i n il. uti'l I'liysi
c i.-i-.s c.mt'l le ! !.!( f -. 1 wn in el.-spair rf
t...riir'-, i.li-'u s. .mi. rtic n-li isi .1 nie tutri'ST.
,T ir- in cii J 111 sr.. in. ns If l y innirie. I wn
jy relievi-1, ne-1 l-y t," r"r:t!t-it'-.l use c-f
t'i' ' ; I etit ir -I v einM." I tliiinVi lr-mn fur
cu-i"ll'i:s v -i'i" I. ftiil ri itii'ily, f , r I. w- 'I
' nisei enroll my wife.
'T JPJSJITLm
trtMiid tAint fir Hi men coi.dI( CukNfu ot
TP,VBt?rRf, CifKY? C
Tho Vopiif l'.i-l: !'., M.irl.:i, Mi-li., wnl
end their KK i im-Vi :mi !!; and o'Vr
Fi.'-ii-f A; ; '..in-' .- -i -:'-i! f. i tit.; t v .iai t.o
:-. pri -, ,, !. .: .0 N-: "; 1 'i l.ii::y, Loot
V.i.iCv, .,;i. !,.n ! 'i-.il,;,.-, u'.ifisnti i my
ci ii,; !. t.-! st'!,i,i, i, : u ! i, ! m.iLlf ('!.
A 'ili'i s- ns a'.eM u .-i... -it iiiv.
HOUSEHOLD ACCIDENTS. I
xvs- ' I'i 1
' sjj-Xi m . i
i -,S r- s
I Y mi j-r-
!ii i ' tn niii
i I . : nts .
their I's.li,,!. ,t. 1 .
tn 'I', in -! -i , i-p. i
i 11 n -is. 1 i n i-i s -ni'ls.
j 1 J .ti UII'.'I' tin -si, li.-'
' e f ,": !' If , -. I !i,iii'
That ttie Canttltalioa Is Wrrekrd
Bt perioilieally recurring attacks of malaria,
titlK'T&re not arretl, ta a fact too amply
proven bv the haBKanl looks, worn franiod ami
nrrvoiis (h'hihtv of thnno n-liohavA fnlt flip uia-
, .a,,..-- trii,... I i'lfl'iPncp f,r anv lpn?ih of time, to a l
uatners. inere lU of rfamina,tf ,u,u f0 tomporize with
I tl,n.liH,-.,. i t inir i.hvMi.i
, aiul ven- emmis. Two pieaaant r,i d a
!
soon Irlt
fH 9pP-
lKota out
u also
! " l
i .i,,'-,,'",,,',! "r"t
!inc r iTWts of Ova-
rexulariiv of he hnw-
lieumatiam. It ro-
iiiiiiiuiMiP i nrrvoiia emri;v, and . a
C!.pi1 appftizcr ami chcoriiig col ii'i'tira.
Bilious b in p t. !! arerrmnveil by it. ami con
s'lpHtimi, ilniultiii'o, lirartbnru ami cither In
dicia ol'a ii.-r.i tik,''ii'-ii t , il the organs of nsimi
Ir.iicn anl surptsu, r" ovimiviiip by it, irli
ln'iv catisi. ( "iiv;ii,'itu au l abmnlaut li ?li -
lUv'tlV ct.llbnllt'M t'lo .liuivn f n'H.
! 1'h f" "r"i ""V that -ho clrl who
1 V. t'JrV.
: ' ' !' ' nil" ,lm" hrk' . '!" ' explnua-
; t'. 'ti noiihl TiKvo i r,.n nior poitnii.
l'l ii lvsi i i-via, i..moisrii., itcprcsMon of
I -.pints ami Kiut'ial ilcbilitv iu their various
forms, also as a preventive K:iit fever and
I ague ami other intermittent frwra, tho Fkiuio-
I l'iiii uoii.rKiKi.ixiiiorCAi,isAv JIabk, tna l.i
i by C.wpII, lU.ar.l .V Co., New York, an.l aold
i bv all (lruirirists. in the bent tunc: m 1 for i.
I Kent nvuveniiif fi ,'iiu fevor or other sickuoe
j " ts"ai'
ri,K'," bpr.v,n,'.t re.-. m...,.1, it .., .,!!
hia trirn.U a the the piTlVetiou of all hair
I reparation.
Non.'i t" IVM'PIWAVTl HT I'.I-Ktrrrr,.
, I icn .i :mt. slirtu, r i iii'iian Wrmili.L- I lr-tr
I Hit 1 elt't 1 w I.,- tinln M.f ll 11 mill U.-e , hi-cth"--fMt.
It livd aivonliHK to ih' itinveionii. V,.u arc
ant liorl-1 to u it on tin- l,o. "iil:!,in l'u
j 1.. Kou t. Prn-r iorli!ii..w.M.t
HKM rfib lp'7n l lK I'll.
Wilhdui J. e'oiinhr.n, ol Smrviil(., Ms.., iivn :
In in, lull of 1 stfi. I was iBk. n tilth l.livillnu nl Hip
ir.iiC. foll-twr-i hv a i'vmi- riiik-ti. I lust niv at i..
too ainl flesh, ar.,1 m rimiliie 1 !, mv lu-t. In 1ST"
I I wn. ailtiiillnl totlifl hoi'ltal. Tim it t.m nanl I
I tiat a liolo In mv linn; a. Mra- liatl a ft-.Uar. Al ono
i tan' a r'-s.t int noMin-t Ilia In.. dva,t. I pave
I hi I ,il a (n-i. 1 1 .'.1 infot Pr. Wiixiam IIm.l
; liiis.ii r"i. inn t.vMH. 1 c t a lTt!o ivhn. na ;
-i:n ti-. I i-iMiinoiif-l tn I' '! 1','tlcr, ai ft to ilav I
: I.-. I l'w than ! T 1 l,r..t wars l ast. I rl l this
h. -U:s v. rv no altll.-t. il vtib iti a.-t Inn.-, mil
j ih ,t
l'n Wn.t.uM iIall'h IUi.s.m. aiM Iwr.nniin-cil
c -'-si-Mi-ti N c.N i,r ri.i n. luu i-o.-imvi-U
II ll.V,l,'
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t.,-n s,n.-,. in- si.-l. i:'-,
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Tills n-.i- a 1 i iim-T Pi Hi" li"'iii.ins li. f. .i r
th.-y h.vl .11. v l.:n wl. , ,it ,r, a 1 m.ii.iiiK. It
,is a thick -p iiia l-.' hv l...ini(; iihhI or
-:; ion
Vegetine
For,
13 1.1 1 113
P.SY
II P.. Sri vrs:
I'- ir s r m !1ii!i!1,i I;,. risllora-p f.r Ihc
; i-t nr. .i .,.in. : i. i n-i "ti.i T l.i-!.. -h. l s in.-1
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ii, 0. lit.- i ii. iii'1,1 iitMtl.i, anl On' r.vn.t
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II- I'llis J i..t; Wii-1'..is. If ;i,',"f Iriin.'.l t ' havit.,'
ii.MIl in l i ill i.. w ,r-:. all . If, ft lli.ll If
ti l I. '. llff. Aim v,-r" .I'lTf.'ls t l.ir. h in .-.-.li
Mi. ii- '!. if. s.iiii, t uii. I.ui.:, r: nn I u nli' ,- i i a-
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Vr.irtiM flinrMiittilv i r . li ,..-ry k 1 of
i n, r. nn4 ri.ir iLc iat.ru p.i.tem t,. aiu tilth,
ii nu..u.
j Vegetine.
ft, Vin -it R.l.sc-I. Tmr. X. 1 1
r e m I.t:.. 1S.1. ;
It.. Pt' rrv. :
I', ir s.r ',l in. r;lv pritrful f rrvir t-nro.i
I !i.it!..ii ,.( Vi ,, iim r. . in ,1 lust m, rni . A t . i
!l is lfn '.;slli- il If r- , ;ih in ia, l-,,if!it :.,i i- I
ii,.. f. r . ..:--. li i n it" n :,,.' I "It -Iffi I., ..;
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SIM nits in' e H.UIITY.
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ii-iri!
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iii.st bi.i ri-C'niitf lo ted.
Vegetine.
I II. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
Vegetine is Sold by All Druggists.
If f ou ml"? a laneh hfarttlv
Tlii'ti r -.iirs-'its-' t in S:-uri
Ol iMH!ii.yT.iMit lii.s; i',
Tin- H .v p... t.ir Tn.-k ..l.v
Hie antlfr. E II. 1,. to. U. U.
lllUntiat. .1 contflltrt In o.
Put If rott'r
OIl'l "f !nts 0' ftlL
f Jusl l.in th'
I . Cipl Iron I
n: .1..- ,il ii-iie
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-l ! , ji . .l 1-.-0 : H-atk-I-, i,!' r.. k.m fil.li i ii.
lilriral Ihc liullra. 1 .'50 n'ar. S, ii,1 (.. i,-t'
,i rl an l I a -; .v'i-ii. i, - hi ', an I .-lull i'i'i Ir.m
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BEST IN THE WORLD !
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VriiCOlT'S OSCXXjIA.XX3"3-
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BUY NO OTHER!
LISTS A LIFE TIME. Warrant rd 8 Ycara.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR ' H."
AGENTS WANTED in Unoccupied Territory.
Aililrrs. WIION SrTWINO MAC'MINE CU
2,-i!i Si 27 V'aliaah Ave., ChiraRO.
4 BP.ATTV'M VI A ?SOFKTK -UmisUd
i . U'tiuUv pr-Mntt mjii'fn-ai'il unfrti'i.ritir rr ;
j n.iti. inline roun'i cut n-rt rdftfWtHj-l c.-e tUic untfc! I
i i 7 t"5 J!7 50 r4tiuyuc prU. f t. Iim'
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j v. ! tti.'in iii-- tcattfy . true for mammoth IrI tif te
i '..ttr.h. i hai-t'l. tMrl.i. ;iO tipwar.t Vm'tni Wf :c in
. -!!' . ii Ire. A'M'M or ca! iuviu
I JOIINOVW ANOOVSE I.IXIIIF.VT lll
j iMtiwi i-rrvi-nl Hi.-1. tr.t.li' ilHMsi-r ami will iwi-tui-u
.-.in. unit. ran. out ,,f tm. liit.iri.i ii'ri that
wiil a. p tti.iliv bv.-i-, st-iit ti-i-i' I, v mall. Inui't ,l. ly a
lii,,tiii'iit. l-ri vi'titi'-n is I- tt.-r tlia.i t-iiri'. I. S. Juiin
s, C.. lliistiia, M.ian., lonui rlT llasttor, Malon,
AKJ'il.MA c-i-hki.
t.rrmiTit AmIiihh l lir. twtor "- lo (iraim.
m.inr rli in In ..tl .-n.r-.liii.ii-M cotnforV
lia.irai.; i-ffo,- j-nr.-s i.i,-, all .tli..i; fail A
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It S1HPTM1N. St Pa-il. Mit
PETR0LEUf.1
Used and approyed by tho leading
CIANS of EUEOPE and AJEEBJCA.
The most Valuable
Family Remedy
known.
trrr diseases,
iiillHITIIIIU
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-Try Atm. 24 and 0 eont ai
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n.TBJi luii, at tbs riaif cariMmon.
B Alls A M
fT, Il rnTa. His rcpro-aits tte I.uns In a healthy Mule-.)
A STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
Ter ro-c-s.. Colil.. r.-niip, Jti onrlilit. Tn1 l?
f. 'r alje.-tir:,. di ii,. Tlront ait-l I.I'MiM, II
n.iuds uur.v;iluilauiliittprb bfio:ida;icomwiiiiou
IN C0NSOMPTI7E CASES '
,-rir a wHfl ttmt " Vtji1r-ftv.-
I "Im.iu iiiiv riirc-l whire tbo ilitv.
il . i.ini la J wh. Tiifji-s I. nnrhxiiit
;'r..,,OHts to harm tLe ,itintf or oio.
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AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL!
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FOKMt
J. N. HARRIS fc CO., Proprietors,
CISt INNATI, O.
for sale byXCl druggists.
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Sore Feet,
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Vaarlisa Cold Cream,
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Treatment o,'
WOTWDS. BUHIfS.
CUTS. CHILBLAINS,
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LINIluENTS
Payne's Automatic Engines.
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