A DRESSMAKER'S GOOD LI CK.
HowHrr flnal'-tutl ( imr inla n Title and
ForitiDP,
It is not often that a dressmaker falls
heir to a fortune and a title upon one
and tbo eanio day, tut HI. Louis Las a
easo of tLo hind, and a genuiuo cup, at
tbat. The lueltj lady h Mrs. Woygaad
A. Devcer, now the Countess Devcer.
Until tho other day, the countess, who
is as charming a little lady as wo over
met, carried in tho dressmaliag busi
ness in rooms located on Olive istrect,
near Eighteenth. Her customers canac
from tho ariatceratic class at tho West
End, and every oco of them looted
upon madame hs the b.'st of dress
makers, bui one who bad seen bett r
days. There was current a story about
her tbat the bload of ono of tho old
C'tnndian families flowed in ho veins;
tbat she bad married poorly, and esuie
Wust to seek a fortune with her hus
band, Weygan A. I eveer. There van a
rumor afloat, too, about tin litter,
tiouio said be eaaio of ror.il Uoil.md
s'ock, and that ho was a rif.btfu! Lo r to :
a kingdom. Them is a law m li. Hand
which takes care of young iiou wl;
nr: incliued to bo fast and to t- i'iiuuii r ;
tbe'r fortunes, fcbruosavtbe voittlif-ii
Doveer was getting away with hiswealih :
at a rapid rate, t;n I that the govt mm, i,t
at this time iutt rfeied au.l t ck chars; .
cf his ntoEi-y, mid left him belii.d t..
shift for Liuitelf. 'Ihat ho 1. it, II J!a!..l
is proven by the fact that Lo is lit re, j
That ho went to I'tna.la is pr-.'u by
the fact that ho luairkd tLor..'. A lew
weeks ago the gcutieai i'i culled upjn ;i '
few friends and told them ef t'.;e lot- !
tune he Lad lost and of the H illaud law. j
While it warranted the takiar awav of i
wealth from youth who appeared deter- ;
ur'ned to squander tiieir ul!, it also j
compelled the esoeu'.ivj having charge
of this money to retr.ru it to its lip.lit
fnl ownet so soon as it was proven that i
ho was able and ready to take o d e ire
of it. Knowing thin eeitimi if the
state's law, Mr. Deveer took care of
himself, and when the allotte 1 time !. .hi
patted by he cai.'ed upon a tiio of tit. '
Louis gentlemen and s-eenred their sig
natures to a decument which 1 ld ot
their priiie-iral's chiinuo of habits and
ability to tako e-aie of Lis woildiy
goods. The document sent to 11
land and returned a ftw Jay; ago with
his fortune and a lit lo uttjciii'.l to it.
No one knows just L:w larga tho for
tune is, bnl it is bo big that tiaee its
receipt Count Deveer has invented in
two houses and two lots and his wife
has, of I'ourstyiuit running her .s'w.:c0r
machine and iraking dretsc. The
couple are both under liO years of age,
and having good leaks, heabh and ex
perience, will now go to work and enjoy
their means in a sen wide way. .So much
for Holland law.
A Visit lo a French l'.i!rl .
After a simple and early breakfast,
the family and guests dispersed to their
different oe-eiiMUou-'. "Mvl.t'iio" everv i
morning n ado a tour of inspection of j
the garden and grounds, to trim
ers, look at the chickens, and so on,
on which tours I would often tie .ompany
her. But this did mt pnnsur.i-j m :eh
time. Her chief ojcip.ili m in t.;e
morning was tea rhiug her chiidiv:i, for
which she was well q-nlhiod, as nre
most mothers in Fanee, oxiuj to the
limited number of prim-re s.h ?!s. At
eleven o'clo.-k tho regular b'e ikf.e.t was
announced by a bell suspend ! out doors
at one uuiln of tho hou :e. All
were ready for it aid pune'ual. Ti'.'
mnu of this meal is not important. I:
is only the manner of serving it, au I
every other meal ia France, which
merits special remark. In Franco to
"set tho tilla" means, generally speak
ing, to put nothing ou it but the imple
ments nee.issary for use, such as plates,
knives, forks, pas? and napkin'--, with
v d:i of wato?, wiii'janl eoneimcnts;
add to these tho elossert, ccnsistiii.q; of
fruits and virions bonbons, and always
an aoooinpauiraent of fliwers. A'l mea!s
that repiiro to bs cirv.i are cut up on
dishes, at a sido table, an I pawed
around by the waiter, who likewise
changes plates, and watches tho .wants
of those who are eating". Vegetables
n. 7 , t n. .1.. -i i
HUM LIIU CUIItIF? t UI1 tf-Slt tu ri." ht'lti'.l l
in like manner. After breakfast, work l'romiso of marriage, by a son of the
was resumed. At four o'elc k tho mail I ffentleiuan withwhom she lifed.audsome
came and caused a pleasant ripple of i ,i,un after fo'la'l herself seeking shel
rxcitement. Then camo the hour for j ,,'r alltl a':J at the Indianapolis hospital,
recreation. Whether walkin?, bathiup, wl",ro "lie birth to a child One
playing some cat-door game, er in living 'lay tho friend of her orphanhood at the
an excursion in tho woods or on tho Lome, the snperintendunt's daughter,
water, something of this kind always j now happily married, visited the ward,
occupied what remained of th) af-er j and, recognizing her in her distress,
noon. It is neeeib'ss to state that every- became the instrument of bringing the
body was the more ready for dinner on j poor girl's mother to her bedside, and
account of it. In fair weather we dined then wrote to the young man, the father
in the open air, a luxnry which climate j of the child, who came to the hispitil
and freedom from annoying insects p r-j a:id was married to her. The second
rnitted. Oar table was placed oa tLe
gravel walk in the shadows of two largo
altheae, which rervod to screen u i from
the setting sun. Those who pleased
sat with their bats on. The mat gen
erally lasted two hours, fur into the
twilight, and longer still when there
was a moon. After dinner wo repuired
to the house, where in .lonr games
wbiled sway the houre until bed-time.
Manners are the shadows of virtues, . living, regulation of diet and hydro
momeufary display of tboo qualities I pathy were the only means employed,
which our fellow creatures love and re- j Heven long years of patient and per-
spect. If then we strive to become what
we strive to appear, manners may often
be rendered useful guides to the per
formance of our duties.
A man may have a thousand acquain
tances, and not one friend among them.
1 1 is better to live on a little, than to
outlive s great deal. Ii others' faults
wise men eoirect their own. We should
t ake a prudent care for the future, but
o as to enjoj the present.
Effect of ti loom oa C hildren.
It was my misfortune to be the child
of parents who were the reverse of
cheerful. Mt father was au inveterate
grum'olor ; bis business cares "worried"
him ; and it was bis ens. torn to toll
mother, within iny bearing, how dark
business nutters looked, how bo was
g?ttio;j to bo aa old min a-id no doubt
bad seen his bet days, etc., as you
have all probably beard people com
plain in your time, llo "talked for
talliing'.s s:ike," as tho plirawj goes;
but I, a s-'UMtivo child, did not under
stand thai ; every word he said suuk to
tbo depths of my loving heart ; and I
would s!e.il away and cry myself ill in
pity for tho lonely, fatherless child I
was soon, no doubt, to became. My
father is now in very troth an "old
a pros-nect of
life as the little girl who wept those I
bitter, worrying tears. Ou the other I
hand, my mother was a quiet, reticent
person, with tho keenest pensibilities.
S3!ie seldom spoke of her worries, but :
h'-r face was a true index of Jier feel- j
u)gK ; and I noted her v.irviug expres-
',n and drew my own conclusions. I
re-.ul in j-aiu-rd of mothers and wives,
ho in the r uuhappiucss would take
poison, or iiatr:, or drown themselves,
mid I had a haunting fearthut such Mas
to be tho fate i f my own dear mother.
S'.ie had a way of sighing over her work
which was most distressing to heiir ;
wiilie ono o ner favorite
expressions
was "Ah, me ! I'm weary of the world !" j
Of course I took tho words literally; I (
iVU Mire that i-he would lind some way i
of leaving a scene which so wearied
her ; and I huug upon her 6teps liko tho
veriest watch dog. I never told her of
iny fears. If 1 only had, Low quickly ;
-!i- wouid have fet me light. But j
there is the mischief of it. For tome
unaccountable reason children LetM:
most of their perplexitiesto themselves,
instead of telling them to some kind
L'Dll.
who could with a few
eipiana-
to! words ;:olvo their doubts. lean
r.ow see, tho titter absurdity of my
fears i i both cases, but to me then tlu-y
were as real as iifo. Of course there are
other children living at (ho resent
ti iio who uro as sensitive and nervous
a I was ; and for their fake, paunts
.-liquid endure the small troubles of
life with cheerful courage, and dwell on
t!:e brighter Mde of life.
Killiii? Alligators.
.' Dctioiter who Las just returned
from Florida after an absence of teveral
months, was asked tuo other day if he
had any An with the alligators do.vn
l bore.
" Yes, tir - dead L ads of fun," he re
plied. " Kill many?"
" Well, I should eay so ! "
" How many did von ever kill in a
day?''
"Three hundred."
"No! yen don't mean :i"0 alligators
in i no day?"
" Vesr, J ,lo. '
' Yen must Lave stniek a rich spot.
Three Lundrid in ono day! Whew!
What time did you be,; in?'
' '!i, about ten o'clock in tho worn-
"And how long did it take tou '.' " 'words that accompanied tho action,
"Abtnt au honr." tho l ily quickly wi'h drew her
There was a pau.e, during which hard from the contaciii.at.tiT touch of
astonishment, incredulity and worse ! the lazaroui's lip. The action seat
.vt i vi.-ible on tho facas of the crowd, j tered the coin on tho sidewalk and
Foully one man stepped forwar.l and frightened the l).-fr?;;r so th it ho drop
ei 1 : ! p- d forward on Lis Lands and knees as
"Did yon nee artillery? j the lady moved rap-idly down F.-.oad-
' No, ;;ir." , wav Th. 'io w.a-i n !o.k of usto-iishr-i-nt
"A saw mill "
" No, sir."
" Dynamite? "
" No, sir."
I
i
,
lid
aiayi e yen n ten us now you
: 11 , . ,,. , I he gathured up his euos and carefully
! "Yes, sir-I talked cm to eleuLL. del,ositca ,em ;l iv.her plethoric
rieaso cull at my mice for pamphlets . pllr,c tlIlt ho , ,k fl,)m inncr fcet
j of l lcr.da-its resources, fruits, cereals f hu jaikoti ,Ie iV)kel (owu fLo
: ?v(f;?"'PC01), and Lt01 charee"-"- I street after tl.o rap. lly retreating form
i -' i ' of probably his tirst vijfim, t-trned oil
A Iitiful and Strange Komaiice. j his hell, shook his heal, pulled down
I Tt has been develeiped in tho Cdy ; his eip, and slowly stirtal up I'.roid
Hospital at Indianapolis, some yearj way, followe 1 by ili3 gi'i.-s and j ers
ago, thit tho widow of asoldier placel I cf several Italian booth! .ck?, who ap-
her daughter at aa orphans home, where
he crew to womanhood. Lavinc the
daughter of the superintendent as a
companion. Tho orphan was finally
pi iced with a family in Wayne county,
Jul., where she was betrayed, under
day after, with one hand claspinsr her
mother's hand and the other in her hus
band's, tho died.
Scrofulous fa tut Overcome.
Under this heading a lady writes to
our excellent exchange, The Lwts of
Life rtnil JimrtKif f lit tilth, telling how
iu the case of an adopted child she suc
ceeded iu eradicating an inherited scrof
ulous diathesis by carefully regulating
the child's habit of living. Hygienic
stsieut cnaeavor nave reeonsiuut.onai-
i!(l her, puiitlod her blood, giving her
strength for feebleness, saved her from
total blindness and started her in early
life with tho bst of all possessions,
good physical health." We jndge from
this lady's manner of writing tbat she
is a thorough hygienist, and that she
would cot give l.-er sanction to any so
called drug-treatment for the eradica
tion of tcrofnla. Dr. Fot.te't Health
Mon thly.
a I'leluresquc Beggar.
A New York paper of recent date
j says: IYcpIe who took a stroll on the
lower part of Broadway early yesterday
I morning bad the pleasure of witcescing
an unusual sight, even in this c osmopol
itan city. To is was a thoroughly char
acteristic specimen of tho luzzironi of
"Minny Italy," without the hand-organ
and monkey attachment. The specimen
had evidently been out of Cast lo Oar
den but a very tdiort time, presumably
but a few bonis, lor while pursuing bis
profession of begging bo frequently
stepped to paaj about Lit'.i in apparent
wonder at the massive buildings on
either f-ide cf the stieet. He tdowly
forged Lis way tip Droadway, crossing
horn ono side to the other, as he espied
a Mieci.illy susceptible looking party
. ! iA..i it... o.n.,.,. .
; """'""k "
me piciuro oi neati-i, mm was appareur
ly not more than twenty-five yours old.
His most noticeable characteristic was a
peculiar jacket. It was made cf un
dressed skin, trimmed with fur. Down
tho center c f the buck were two stupes
of eiabrcideiy in gay colors, each term
uniting ia a l it i t fancy-llgnred work.
The jacket was caught together in front
by loops of imitation (tilt braid. Taken
altogether, it was a picturesque bit of
costumo to find tn 1 road war, and at
tiaetid coti-ideraMo attoulinn. It was.
however, the peculiar ht.-LM f be.'fiuS
1 in wlieh the artist- for h) war. an artist
' 1:1 ' ,n;; mess - i!itl;il;-nl that was a
revehiiii ti to tu.iily eveiy ope wi:o taw
Lim. Win n a person ajqre.ichid him
tl.o l)Cj:'ar would take t.ir" the
bhacgy cap he wore uii.l with a (rructful
sweep of Lis ana s. i m to ilepeit it on
the walk i l.is.e to the p--rsou appealed
to. At the same '.ime ho bent ono knee
until it uluo.-'t tol'.c'uid the t i lewulk.
Surprifco was tho tirst thing noticed in
the features of the party appealed to,
j folJowHl iu uic: t in8llu',1 hi' ' smile
' ttcJ u 'koi' "Wir-l. Imu e liately
opposi t 'i'riii i ly chu reh two t 11-drested
u:iu to whom thebegcar appealed tried
o kick him, evidently di.-gusted with a
Hjiecimtn of mankind who eon'd so
thoroughly d g.aJe Liirself as this one
was eluirj. Alter these re-buffs, which
i-ccmed to citf-e tuo 1.-.. iroui more sur-pii-e
than the peculiar manner of beg
ging mrp:i-ed the passers by, the
Iddiau crossed to the o'.h- r side of
Bread way, pos.-ioly 1 cause he thought
ho was working ou some olhe-r beggar's
territory. l-r f ally b-ilf an hour, while
a reporter watched Lim, the fellow ro
reived nothing in tho way of alms,
although the bootblacks and proprietors
of peanut nr.d fruit f-tands from the
sumo sunny Italy U oked most con
temptuously at iiini, and followed Liai
with velleysof curses ns he move on.
tn front of Trinity church ho practiced
successf ill v Lis plan cf lepging upon
a landseitiily dre?sed lady who was
talking down town. A dainty purse
( waa opened, a fety e-i iua wore taken
thcrefioia, uud a rmall cleanly gloved
hand was extended to drop tLo coins
into the cap. Suddenly tho beggar
caught the hind with his right Land
and prersed it to Lis lips, riurpiiscd at
this action and at the muttered Italian
en iho betrgar'.i face and a mattered
oath, presumably at American manners
ar lack of manners, according to the
mauner in which ho looked at it. Then
parently wore much a.diamcd of their
countryman.
'Hie ktssor I.ile.
I ine o:iir eiay nr 1juttvilJe. nr., a
j littlo baby died in convnln'oite, at least
I every sign of death appeared, and tie
doctor having listened iu vaiu for the
beatinj of the heart, assured the sor
rowing family that life was extinct.
For fully ten minute s they sat aroni d
the bed indulging their glief, and then,
with an impulse of i.l't'ee:ioti, a little
brother of the b.il-y I.-atud over uud
kisse-d her lips. To tin bewilderment
of all present tho child gasped two or
three times and than begun to breathe,
and at last accounts was rapidly recov
ering. Whether the boy's breath
startetl tho wheels of life, ei natural re
suscitation was mere ly coincident with
his kiss, nobody ventures to say to elo
ride, acd the doctor is as much in the
td irk as every one else.
The Poet.
Who is this Creature with Long Hair
and a Wild Kje? Ho is a Pcet. He
writes Poems on Spring and Women's
Fyes and Strange, unienl Things of that
Kind. He is always Wishing he was
Dead, but he wouldn't Tilt anybody Kill
him if ho could (let away. A mighty
good Sausage StnfTer was Bpoiled when
he Man became a Foot, no would look
well Standing under a Descending Tile
driver. Pi m rr 7'n'oim I'rimt r.
"it is melc-Fsto ei.d-avor to make a
child control Lis temper, if you give
way to your own; to tell Lim to bo truth
ful, while you are not srfctlr eo; to in
culcate neatness, while careless of your
own dress. Tho little folks are keen
observers, and they will not respect yon
unless yon are worthy. Be careful not
to impose unnecessary restrictions to
foibid nothing without rtuton.
The Texas Tarantula.
The Texas taTontu'a when it is full
grown, is boss among ppidirs what
Jesse .lames is among refbbers, or Jay
Gould among railroad magnates. He
has hair all over Lis legs, and woars his
eyes on the top of Lis head to see that
nobody takes adaactago cf Lim. We
aro not describing Jay (lould, but tho
tarantula. He is big euougfi, Rud hungry
enough to gobble up all the rest, which
remark however, applies as wedl to Jay
as to the tarantula. The tarantula is a
desperado among insects. Iu onerespoct,
nevertheless, he differs icry much irom
the Te x is Desperado. The latter is more
dangerous when in liquor than at auy
their time, while the tarantula is the
most harmless insect ou tho road, as
long as he is under the influence of alco
hol, and tho bottle is corked tin tightly.
Tho tarantula makes himself re.-peeted
with a pair of hooked fangs, which at
the same time are the principal cause
of Lis unpopularity. As long as this
smiaole iusect :s not interfered with,
he atteuds fctriekly to Lis owu business,
but if auybpdy punches him in the
small of the back with an umbrella, or
spits tobacco juice on him, he becomes
iiri'a'olo ami peevish. I'.ider such
prove catie n he will jump up aud ilown,
sling his arms aud legs about, giia-di
his teeth, an 1 go on for all tho world
like a stump speaker whree veracity
has been qucs'ioi-ed by a mati in the
crjwd. Oa such occasions ho ttili
jump on anybody, rejarJless of his
si, ', or social status.
L ke all disagree able peep!e, the
tarantula has his personal enemies. The
enemy Lo likes less thau all the rest, is
a largo black wasp, whoso oi.ly mission
iu life seems to take tho conceit out of
the tarantula. He accomplishes this
remarkable feat by vaccination the
tarantula on the 1 a-k with a stin.r.
When tho tarantula goes out to bull
doze inoffensive tumble-bugs .vul piass
hoppcrs, In) Lns to look out for the
wasp. A f.(.,ht between tl.o wap and
the tarautnli is almost as interesting as
a Congressional debate on r.e o'.iomd
issues, and it always ends with the
death of the spider. As soon as the
tarautula heats the buzz of tho wap,
he looks foi a hlo to crawl into, and
if theie is none handy, it is "good-bye
John" with Mr. Hj i ler. Tho wasp e ir
cles around the excitetl spider, very
much as a hawk does ever a barn-yard.
Sud leuly ho dives down, vaccinates the
tarantula, and (lies up again. It dees
not seem as if lie Lad touched the spi
der, but be has, uud it has taken too, for
ia a few seconds, tho desperado of the
prairies begins to walk zig-z lg, ve ry
mue-a liko a fashionable young man
returning from an oyster supper. Iua
short time the tarantula feels tired, and
finally swoons away, whereupon the
wasp alights, takes a good look at his
victim, and, M-izing him by ono of his
h'gs, drags him off to eorao secluded
spot where he aduiiuistcrs on his es'ato.
Tho would-bo elwperilo can learn a
great deal if ho will ponde r over the
relations between the wasp and the
tarantula.
The bite of tho tarantula is not as bad
as has been represented. It rarely
causes death, but it is very painful,
causing tho bitten person to dance
about as impatiently as a man who goes
to the p ostofii :e, liiuls his bos full of
letters, and M:cn discovers tlmt ho bus
left the key in his other pants. The
tarantula i-iu be successfiuly tamed by
patting him on tho small rf tlm ba- k
with the ilat of an axe. '' .. S-iihr.t.
Musical Fish.
That some (ish m ike au approach lo
vot-il performances, cmi'tiag tones, was
known to Aristotle, who spocitlen six
different Kinds. The family of the
"Maigres" are famous for thai siuud.s
th-y mako on boin? dravn fom fie,
water, and also when remaining iu it.
These fish aro remarkable for tho si?.o
an 1 complicated etruetureof their air
bladders, whioh, however, in many
cases, seem to have no external openings;
and gieat cavernous recesses existing in
the crania of many, it his been sug
gested that theie abuses miy afford t'ao
truo explanation of tho phenomona. In
some of the goneia thty are more strik
ing thau in others; and one of the most
remarkable, the "Fogonia," had acquir
ed tho popular nam of drnui fish Tho
sounds seem to vary widely in their
character and tones, and aro eloseribod
in very different, not to say important
terms, being designated sometime) as
dull huniiuings, and at other times
sharp whistlings, and frequently at tha
tishes' song. It has sometimes been
suppon-d that they are uttered by the
males alone, anil the fishermen, by
imitating thi m can frequently collect,
a troop of tishes around them. Tho
boatmen, also, by putting their ears to
tho gunwales of their boats, cm often
really hr-ar tho sounds, though at tho
depth of twenty fathoms, and thus
guided can successfully 04st their nets
and procuro a draught.
Wuiie we were willing to admit that
the habit of economy is a useful, practi
cal, and most desirable one, few wou'd
think of attributing to it anything of
beauty or attractiveness. Yet the econ
omy of money, or its best nse for they
are synonymous has in it this very ele
ment. Those who live fully up to or
boyond their ianotno, in the wearisome
effort to build up or to keep up a certain
style of appearance?, really, tbonghnu -consciously,
sacrifice the very attrac
tiveness whioh thoy seek to produce.
The difficult and painful effoit which it
costs they fully realize; but thoy ima
gine it to bo hidden from all bill them
selvesand hero lies their groat mis
take. One tf tiin ilrali:ti:k e! nmuieil Iifo is .rk
m t of ilie litllt-nnt-ii. For t'el I etr ('uuiili
you cannot liml a lwtti-r reiw-ely thau lr. Bull's
rough Hymn. Narly ill physicians prctcriti
i:n 1 no family ulio-il t he without it.
MIT A HI It I) Ell A FT Ell All..
' I tlon'l lioltnvc a went of it.''
"Well, I've nothing tj say, then if you
(hm't hclle-ve it alter j on see Iho proof, hy,
the-ip'f no tin- talking."
"Mee t lay. I'll see you later."
' (lnuil et ty."
This 'rt of a cmivfisatlott was aoe.h ntaMy
on i In ar-l y ste-nlay, l tveen (ii iiTal li. I'..
Wiuslow. e-f Fifth an 1 reuvcll stivi-U, n sur
vivor of the Mexican vtar, mi l Mr. Mielia.q
l!e hliiiB, of 320 South Fifth street. S e-m-phalli'
were the last siet -iiCef that tho vtitt.r.
pre "-in int; ti on a slight a-.piaintclH-o wiih
Mr. Iteililini;, ve ntiiie .1 to make a few in-iinnm
which (lcvrli-reJ H-ini- facts of icniiuUhlc in-t-
rest.
j ' -lt ,iust amounts to this,"i-aiil Mr. hVMIng.
j a few l.eiirs l.t'cr; "ihe terrible ltlliltt which
wan t-i 1 1 " . J to have I.e. u couiinilteil in my
1 'i tt io i nj- house tome three weeks ao can
"Mure! a V" .imiiiil the- honilicl listeurr.
Mr. lli'iMin i a man vvuieJiit'C, 'i'ol ati!y,
th'i-t huiiun-l piuiinlr; ho is ic-o 1-nattiret
n l jovial; tin-orliimry ills eil'iifn a'v, fynf -i
nilviohim o'll" tin- most ordinary n-atter of
evmirt-, but, win .1 the u'lorlst spoke In such a
I I'H'il ruiilliui; t .ne, au 1 shotvui euch a lioni-
I liej I ink of am ir.v-m -ut, Mr. lte l.lin involuu.
I tartly iec.ii! '.l.
-Marihr:' Im r.-pi ate,!. "Jim I"! 1 Why,
I iny ilenr f. llnw, the wlul- neixlib rhuo'l was
;tn uj i"t-r. N ', if ynu wtll cilm i
II
I'll iu!'ui-;ly i p! u!i I'Vi-rythiiitJ, nti'l (!! vil
just Itinr lie- t-!'i with (ieneral Witisln-.v c.itite
atuitit."
'(ii the ti fieri -i ti if -J'l!h nf .T.iii!-..iry,"
c iitinilc 1 Ml. Hi bliiif.', ' I was iet;n!x iu my
rni-m li .el-'tu' n y of 'Ainctirati ejuprks ami
The i Tu riliic 1'riillii',' w Inn I was (inl '.eiily
sei.-il w 1 th a mo 't cm ri:eialni5 Iwino in tl.o
nt;:it f.n t. I di "ppul the bm.k lias-lily mi l
' endue I with pain. In less than t -n minute h
I fijlt hs t!,ouli my fn it im in a vi-e, att l
j th.- I." a I I f-'i tl: well, it ra is.l ril th
; ti"uMe. 'j h-' fir.-t t'liitj.; I kiimv cr ciivm-.t
1 rl cott" ril ii 1. 1 1 1 ; up Hairs f"ll"W'ril I y a
! p.'ii' email nitil tan cittei,, fill of litem rvi-
ilently un h r tiio impri .--inn that si lupt'n.ly's
I lllln.lt ' be !! CUt. I IXt'Ullieil lllVtll'lH -h
1 v.e!l tts I til I, tin I th- n t iC'c'er late.hi-'l."
I "WIlV. .Mike. V, -I V
iiil imm.'.i'ii v r'.i
I ma-i -in," stil l i-iie.
1 t -i 'i. lit as n.ut h luy-f i If. aii'l ! " K'tin at otic.
I i .l.'"!or nit' f i't, which s:i-ilit',' iupj.llv
In l.ss than thuty-si li-nu. it. ffilc e-f a'.l l! r
I oel-W'-iii 'ii te i-t-1.0 s I hii'I oik-. 11, I n ii; 1 III t
i p. l le nt "ti. iiti 1 0:1 il r fi-.r.h 'lay my ,,
I wa . al-it tic HZ" an I re 1m of tt hti-n. On til"
.. I I. of .l.-..i-i irr Ihe swell;,,-- ha l . t.t. li b- i t
- ,
; 1.1-' 111,' .I'llio, llll'l I is Uliej uiij-nss. i ,-
'lain wits teinbl". t'a the fill, of February
nrioi.li .un i.v l-1"1"1'"'
I cr-liu,' t" a i-tateni'-i.t nf my phyi-ieitut. t'tr
1 riiramati.-n. wouM ica.h inv heart Ic'nro
... , . , ' , ,
lr A -e.ytit Ic Mil;.; t.ial.Voll Ml-'. Ilirilll! I, :rt'.
I was i-. n-.'.l,vot; miv ibp.-ii 1. I Im 1 tak-li
i mt. rit il'v, i.ti.1 appln I i Mcrnailv, every run-
I.. I , I. .1 1... f,i..U !,;..!, I'h.I
' ' , - ," . .
I im ( flee! wha'i ver, r.u-1 I was in .b'spfitr.
I Wiiv ... t trv St .la'
.hs Oil. just fir f i . 1 1 -'
j ask' ii t-'ain 1'aMes. a l i len 1 of num., en Tliui .o
, iliy.
1 ' Vi.'i can f ut oil el v .ti"!, St. .I.n'ul s Oil, i-r
- anv othi r Ion '. "f "II on ir..- if von want tn,"
; sti-'l I.
That same lay n. tiit-1'. i.l v 1 'iti-ht a bot'le aicl
ci a.il me t ) uso i'. On tie- 11th of February
' the hip mi lltiii; ii.is i ntin ly iiisi; ti!"il. aiel
' en the 1 1 th my Itii.-r in;' resiiiii-l its i;i.n,i:-l
cn',.ir aiel i-ha;ie. in- 1 i li St. Vile Mine's iUy
I tin- 1 1 'It 1 I'ltil l iei my le '1 i n for t!te lio-t
i time II! Il-.l!y till- e We-k-i. When ( iri.ertll
j Wnislow first saw my f I it was in un atMul
i cnii.lilini), s,. ilir.t is the retit uii why he ilniibt il
j whin I sai.l ul ut St. .Uc.ibs eel.i.ait of which
i y.iii i vihf'Hi'l. Ituviii-K it i-iliiply wi-iiiti'i--I
f -I. Fitly iMkrs w i iil !n't buy that I utile ii
. I en l lu't e, i mi'itli'i-. '' '-"' '''.e' yV-.-r.".
The value cf tho MntiDK j-aptr atii.it-
nllv ni.i-.tnfaettire.l i l the I'ni'ol States
i.-i i.ltotit if liHK.il.tMKI.
Hr lllil Sill Allure 5' ul nr..
! A re- rtfii-iitntive of Hie l.vnu (Mass.)
i liml, in n late ratiibhi throughout that
i c:tv, gathered anionj? other Eeraps of
! int'e-ri-ht and infoiiiiation, the following :
, Tlit! liitrt ill ice visited hy tho reporter
una the frnit btoreA of Mr. .1. Iiovett,
' No. (17 Market (etree-t, i'i re-fpinso lo a
, rumor tint tho jircjirietor ha-1 heeu I
! cure. I of tun rlioiimitima by tlm great
Iremedv'. Mr. Lvett not Imiiiir in. I
I tint ropoitir liad a talk with lis rod.
j Mr. I.'V.-'t sltelod (hat his father had
! heeu euroil uf an eseeedinqly ha-1
attack of rhenma'i-rii I y t Iio Hi. J inohs
j Oil. lie had tho disenf'o in ln's right
arm and Fhr.iild'r, whioh l-eeame per-
I feel I. v 1 Iplesi after lieinj; alleete.l ai
; few hotirrt. Iliajiaiii was no fireit that i
i liee-otild lii.t rett in eo".:fort or attend :
j to lmsi. eN with any elegreo of natisfaev J
lion. Aft.-r pndnriu ttsis nit of tiling
! for ponm timj. ha liiin h isi'el n hottlo :
I uf tli- (itvi'.t tlerr-.ian H?:uedy andhepan
I to in plv it Jl ) i.i l not niuieo master.
to ni'Iv it H iti.l not roinro master.
atul!t t,u- j-irtMi-nl thn .l Un- all it,
wart worth. Aftor pursuing thi- moilo ;
of treatment for tbreo 1as tho nm
was 1,ni,1uM an a Lis fatter wU !
aoifeetiv healtl.y roRiUtion. He has :
never riiir-e felt au'y rlieuinatio i.iin. j
The hraiu itjvitv of tlm elephant i
verv untall iu propjrti'jn to the bize cf
tho' iknll itself.
Hnrae.i It. Hieh, Kq., asneiato
editor of the Ih hiirift ( '. R-'j'vh'.iwi,
(.lliester, I'ii., wai cur. d hy Ht Ja -olm
Oil of verv nfivera inimies resultin,
from a fall, liis arm appeared to ho (
ptiilvzed, but tin! Oil enrol him. .
l'h,!.i,l,!, li,i l.ttl,i-r.
I lenver'n resietetit population ia ofti
j mated at f, ),0i)().
I ( the 12,1 1'2 ministers of the Me-th-o.liat
Kpi'ejiial ("mreh, 2, HUH ar t not
j in pastoral work. I'pwardti of 2.001) are
imperanntrates ani mpornuoieriineH,
: '2'lt t.ro eotineeted with eilli'fjp', 88 are
pjitorn, agents, ueere-tane, Atj., anel
115 aro Prebidinp: KiderA.
1 hnnrsilv In hevp K ftl.i I liinc ttir best n"l;.
cine ol Ihe . ne. It. V. I.revis, htntr I.int-,
Too milliliter ii to h ft live) limn, rel
man, a true man, a simple nun, Krrt in bin
worK.Knai in lil-s mnii'iiriiy, ureut in mis
ge nt leiieBS.
Hid Von Kvrr Try II f
Vroi TiNK put no iii kiw.I r inriii com' with
in tho in -I. of a'l Ily in; ki:ii the inrill. no I
joursi ll yrni ran, limn a Stir, (mi-K.-i-' ri Iit.nu-
iiiK the liaikft, 1! ami Herns, timkr to ls.-
Ih-ieif lh 1 1 1 1 t ' 1 VKiitriNF.. Taiic.sin. 8 will
plailly avail tli- nisi-lve of this iippnrliii.it-,
who havr Ihr ronn i.ii.ii.-rH to ni-.kti tlm n.e.h
e inc. l-'all elireetioui in i very packaan.
let your itiriinaie.n be in thono lio
aelt isc rather thoi lo ihnso lm pran-i jour
itniiiluct.
itn Tlilrlr !)?' Trlnl.
T'te v"oIlaic Ilelt Co., Marshall, Uieb, will
artnl their Electro-Voltaic llrlta anel nihil
Kle. trio Appliances on trial for thirty eUya lo
nv jientoii illirtil with Nervous Debility, l.ot
Vitality, ami kinrlrpil trotihh-a, (ruarautiwiiig
conii-lele leatevratiou of vigor anil maiihooil.
Aitilruea aa above without ek-liy.
: 1'. H. No risk in iucurreil, aa 3i) Jaya' trial
. ia sllttwril.
JIi.nshux's Pu-r Mn Ileal' Tiimc, IhP only
j 'l i aratim. of hre f roiitaiiiinir its rntirr milt i
i I...U.I ,ir' eii.'. Il e uitaiiia lilo.nl niakiiue,
I fnicr f;inei'atii!K ami life-au-tauiliii,' plnpir-
! ilea ; inviiliinlilr lor linliijefl e n, eivspe) aia, ;
I jmi vcum prostration, ami all fnrma of treneral
iii t.ilily ; ft hu, in all i nft i Lle.l i-omlitiona, I
wl.eilur the result of ethatisiion, iiervoiia
1 . 1 1 -1 1 1 l i . ii . nn rta-ork or acute iliae aar, par- ;
t.iiitarlv if reanliiiiK to un pnlnioriarr ruin- I
1,
ImntH. l aanell, Huaril .v to., irei rietor,
w Vnrli. hv 1 1 I y ell ti.t;istf.
Tin- (;rswih of Nirvoiislie .
Nervousne'sH ie a rapielly srmviim ailment
Wltrn thrrr is no orantO i!in asO, Hu origin in
iiietialjy impe-ifetct iliKection. II stettor'
Stiuuaeh ItitterH. a rtincdy piculiuily fftica-r-ioiia
in crrcs of liorvousnnti?, a"t pi im tiily
upon I lie -tmacli. ii'Hloi-ing i h aetlviiy, put
ineiu.ir i'te n'.'ri tioii of tie' niihlric j.iiC', -vei -ciiil
n' th-' inn!'..- lint-- bo.lilv ilistui liiiuci- re
suttin fii-iii ilyi"P-pi"ia. nu t r.-iui'd; iiiR lltat
tle'littiin i-f niiiwcutar Htibhta-ice atut Ktienfli
tin 1 rt-e nerv-'itu hyinpt tins which ir ul miito-ly
pru-le "e?. Willi the iiiiewe-il art.-, ily uf lie
li.; s'tve frii!" l oir, iiiltc- quietnile ri-titlns,
an in-n t! : itm'-ihty to nt imuuilly ik coitio
leiac'i-.l. tin i.lal elespoii h ncv id supptantel
by a f. i lin,' i t c'u eii'nliu -t an l the- re-lisll l'T
t'l vi is aui;i:i ute I. '1 he re nteily is H.ife anl
mi il.j ciioi able, an 1 may also lie rebril nnoii
to uve iv.'iin- nii-1 pi'i-vi ut h ver ami uue, uil-
lllllhlliri a till eiiOstiptlti"!'.
Wi- Irani lo '.'limb bv k e pirn: our e yes, not
nil the valle-ys that 'lie 1-hiiul, bttt i-n the
ni uiii'aiii-i inai i is, i r'ur- ne.
Ti.r KHrrt of I nil ulu "i
in fii'in ihiiik e-aii be-r inovnl fnuu t'ir f
d in by Wtun.-i- H Safe Kiilio y uiel I ive. Cure.
Wi' ktieii lliat ver must in "-t In part, but vm
kicitv ii it tlnil vv pivrt tn niri't .n: .lu.
iu it ruoe;HK.-is.
At st.iis are iu.rh p !-.ii:l'iit il r,i Ii th"
coin ! toiii i t .'Hili'iiu K i the biij;e, Ornsln',
rati il rl ic pills, composrl of riuli- ami bulky
ni' ili.-iiu s, in iiii' kly al an li'iietl w jih the in
tni l irii'iti ul lie. Fiei-ce'R 'T.eionnt I'lirative
l'elli tn " which air mar-e at 'I, an I bt'l
l:u'er than nniBtar I si i-'l-, but e ninpimi il of
hiprl-.lv ci'ii.-ciitmie J vi getabL- e xtracls. I!y
ilru;is!s.
III!' II I J rill ! .hyiivi'-l llV'll of pi .lelli'''. the
lO' iite! virtupv, nti'l pr vipil iles tl.ein into the
lu-'l -1 of elinir le
(l-l tl CTIOV i I II r..
1'.. I! V. Til I . '. :r s., 1 1, :;t!,
Iio t Iv ipi.,(.il t.v imvki II' nn I l.tiii!1. M
pliyi-l'-I.Hi- i I'tl .ttl ei 1 11.- .il.-Mse e ll-till j
t'.Ki. ,-tu 1 ii, ;.' .Ii .. 1 . hu M'.nr; Vi 1
'i v- rv" an.t ! 1 .- I let-.. - 1 i it-
InOl'S i'ti I sin wntiiiii.liy i'liivl. 1
new abb- I il-' i t.
i' i i . i'i' i ii ni.i;NT.i. m.iii.mi:.. .
V." t r ,,- .. i t , ,i, ,,n, v,.ii,- iii-ire
.-r ! v.i'i r ;i w .ii iu,t:l th i.ir i....t .,
a 1...;. :
'I lie -loil.l. l no rm I I i.lilli"
livtv be le "T ,i i.v ii. i, u- 1 li'. I'. '- "!'.r
lie I',-, s',-,- .: - -. I 1 -r ' 1' !.l .if i
plain's." J'v :' t:: i-' -.
Hii-ia-i l.i-'.i'el . f -ii I .. s ! - ; r --.'
P..-.V.-SMI- ... ly chi't'-'el evils.
I.xi-i IHv lii Un Hi ii-e.
Ask Intwift-. e-r It "t-lii'ii Kit-." I
eb-ar
j oti
ii..,.r. , .... v.-. r . , v. ran
-S. 1".-. terb ',.
.'tins
HKMIVS AllllOl.ie SI.VK
I- tlir l i..-T h.Al.VE f .r i iim. I riosru. S .rni. rirrm.
fi!t rtiiruni, Trttrr. rliaiis.l Ilan.ln. e'tnlli!ain..
riiiipi. eirt BKNBV'rt i'aKDi'LIi: SvLVE. aa all j
' othi m are couuirrfrt tn. I'rli-r 25 rrnts.
ilill. IJKEkVM-OX Ve.KNTI-fil-niTTKIIsi
! ,!! "ni-d f"r Dvn) rpna. Itilimim-.rw. Ia-
i Ia!":!l- " '! V'-" t the "UJ. K.d-
I C-yi, l.ivrr. Sin-., r'
M'liNO e'ATAi.l.ll h.M 1 f' r-irn all atVrtlonn
el lilt' inui-n'i-i nirnit.r.vnr. of thr hsarl anA threiat.
Mt. Mori'-j LIVtltl'IbLare thrhe-mt Cathaitio
I 1:. i-ulaiors. 4
fro uiv Mt. c.-s i-ei.t. i i.ev .-at t-
! ni. I '' 1 tu"re mi 111 Ii .in - r mi -.li!o " .
..!,!. i t n; e ...I ,- in 1 !;.. Ii
;'":'''V!' ' -I. r-.t -r v
I.I.I- V- 111 mil I ' "n V
, , , . ,;,., . , .n. .u-, .,
s"' -' t"1' e'ti.-'O- A ' l'l'a-e.- . it
i r .ei- I s r.i.e.
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ail ,!,.:. .-! i
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I a i ttii.ii i.is-iM, i n-i si. i
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te; ri
t' intii I.
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lf " or l.' i. 1. 1 . I ib . ..tuo- I.
fjSf J 1,1 1 : 1 ' " " l; :'-''-'
t'- JraUr $ ra:n tint. I this lit..-. I'm
tt. J'i el, CtO. I.V.I, hv.l'l. Oell'el
V- rt... it., 1 ..', il... ,.r .1 I. I
V'J.' -
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lin; l!i-"iluii Ihe i ' . I t r
let 'iti -I en e - ry
. Iw-rll ni. t v.iili li.t' u.i'iri' i
Yft l'l ".--r.Joi.rs on It 1
Yjp,m F"t.-'-ti-.ii fun iit.i 1..
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V.'tiy. Il nt'"iTi-V,nt my w l,.I. train 1 -"1 liken
;,'';1'!,,'.-''l,.'.j';iV
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rn: i i-h'-i. i,.'iuvn.: i mi.,...m-..i!:.
V..pV.V!V.,;m n'rir "i' i,!,tT
i..,'-vv'i,v ih'.-v Mir. but ii;,-r,.' mmh.w ii.-
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1 rrlrr I' i'l
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i;rriiiun .anlluiiiil ure-in vi.ry'i.t'i '"'""i
ln.,ll.i v rue t HI I In- -r. leiM-s.il mii'Sr.'P'f.Tt
al bii ri; i -irrrlartirr-i l trrea I i.-li-rsftul. A
rt.il .fi.-is-.Jf.s,.n, ...-iral. I'n-'e lO". .--.'.
.OOv 1 Univ -ihlsm-li-. -mall. Hon) e 1 II I I
r.'TWWFg' ,!aa
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i.".r,:n z'ip.' .. 137. wATCHts :.,''? a ,t I'WtiS?
ilk'aaM "i"1 M" V LtJtiL..J 1 mn " hevulvVra " Itntal. '(in- f r, Aililrrail
iiXt'iS.oK7rTiM.I- AaT VTIIAIO itnMlWrst Onn Work". I'ltlM.iin'.l'a .
ft,
Vegetine.
Kidney Complaints.
lll.-i:.sE 01' THE KIIINEVM.
1 1 - ...i.ii.i.i'iw el an aruie ati.n k .if inlluiiuaM"n
,.' i l.i-1 1 li-i.it' h i".i l-'.-v-f. ram In Hit
'n ill'il Or- k.ll'il oh-H'-i- t-lio-'l ."K .l..wiiwrJl
,.,..,,... , i i'i. o, - it v-iii'iiai:. ii- itilK at "nil
.'. i i -1 cil.il el Mi noil . wliieb b.- .mi. ml lull
i.lel-'e s i. Il l- ..l- il . - I'M- -il-s. "11 1 Is iliaelMMlVI
. etl.-'l Will .Ullllel .1 Ul. IllO t .- .sllvi'llW.fu.1
mill,. ,. . r "!''. 1" ' l'i'"i-i -Iisih-h" ' . ,V
n.'ClliesMiipl.itii- are .u" m 'l'' 'm l ".P";
lirM i-o! I' Cli re H 111 H n llll' l"ll" ' rl l l
lu'.lio. i.i rttl .lr.-i. l.. .l.i.-'.i.-. .llviii.M'.il i Mlib
lii.l.-.-li.. mi l I "Il lt.iti .it .1 Hi- h-r'.i.-r.lnl l"M
i.l sir. ntlli. i.'le-i s, .li-liull.ii'-.-'el Ibi- t.i'. C'iHU
aii'l -ti"i i in - ot l i. ni i-. .
ImiIim.i-is.iI tin' k.'liii'0 the Vi-.iinvr. cpr lui-
tii" ti n. i.eiei, li li .s i.i-vi r i,nlr 1 iiii-uir win ii ii i
mln u n-BtiL-rt.- inel
r.t"lViui !"n-l i nlr. ' li'
11.- mi'l dir. -liens l.iliowno. in ram"
-. Like- M t. ril lii.ittri.wiss' ally
li.im frt.ui'litiw. It tins itm.-ilv u"tu tin' '''1'
ti. n-.i-.e.iii- li t an I f-r i.Kt'.i' iiiiir, reiii'Kiii-. " ' -sir.ieil'.u-
iiti.l . i i -iii-tt i s. A itn .il niioo eaii l--stil v
t, :i-.- . ! i.mi -si..ii.,i,elcn,n.. I. -. iirrf.-.-tlyriir.-il
Ii. tin- M'.i riM-.. even a ler ir.Hu munv "J tlir
kn-'Wii r in. 'ties vvlileli are Kit-i M or rii'rnu-ly lor
this .It-ea-.
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.
i'i:., tssvri. O., Mar -h lt, IsTl.
II. tt Ho l
lii-.il- h .- I
l-.i-i -. iiit'i i- ii
,-: t" I'.- . .11
hell! I i t.
!.... ii el i.-ir Vr-n ilM' f'T fill"
l.- c't-iiilv ''.- it lit" "il acrmt bi-ii-i..
i ii mti. nn n- 'ta Un '.io el tiie
r'ull r -'-"aiiii'-i-'t it.
..... o H. SMI 1 II.
i-.. it a jiti-M. pin ,
e t . 1 i' Hi an I il u'ral Avi'U".
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-it M irswiOi t!i- Kl.lll"l'"l
i . . 1 i . ir. I .o-ri nf. 1 lnon
I viiir I'i-- ir.il.'ii. H'l'l I "
,1 , , ;'. i- i , I . 1: Iris ti..iir i'ir
IO 'i ll -l II e ,.r. I .-.oi l.i jroiy
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