10U IUS FA KM AMI II J ME.
Heavy l-'iiriii To N.
As a kphitjiI tli;ii;r, says ,1 ?rn?inio
w riter,, all of our larin to ils are to
heavy. (imi'Mlly p;iting, the farm
wagon that will bear up umltT a ton
weight with case is pl-nty heavy
enough for ail practical purposes to
which a farm wagon shouM le put. If
you want to haul two tons it is far
better and cheaper in the end to make
two loads of it. The wiving in ' -rse
flesh and fee! will, in a few ji'ars,
amount to enough t laiy a new one
and have something left for luvlit. If
you aro about rdrri:ig a new wagon
have it made light and of the best, ma
terial and you will never regret it.
Farm anil ardea ot-e.
Is that map of your f; Tin compb ted?
It is well to ai rango for crop rota
tion. What about farm improvements this
year?
Brains tell in farming as in other
pursuits.
A good time to make gate, repair
tools, etc.
It is claimed that cross-bred pigs are
the be-;t f'ait.T.ers. The sire should
be thoroughbred.
Remember to un'l'-nlr.iin orchards
that are on low, damp bind. Such
orchards canno! be productive with
out it.
Slaked lime sprinkled over pota'.oes
is said to prevent the potato rot, w l:.-li
Is a scourge to many farmers. It is
worth trying. -
In pruning trees cover all stems half
an inch or more in diameter with
grafting wax or shellac, otherwise the
eud of the branch may decay.
Fowls require a great deal of atten
tion. A knowledge of their wants and
habits is indispensable. Unceasing
vigilance is the price of chickens.
The one great principle of success in
preparing cattle, fowls or swine for
slaughter, is to keep them growing as
rapidly as possible from the start.
riant a few acres of artichokes
When once seeded they need no re
planting. They will five the most
feed fur pigs for the least money 01
any crop that is raised.
Iloup is one of the most common
diseases among fowls at this time of
the year. It comes from exposure to
draughts, cold, and from improper
food. It is contagious to a certain ex
tent. Parnientier says that the best
method of storing thoroughly dry and
rh-an wheat is in sacks isolated f rom
each other, care being taken to keep a
auilicicntiy low temperature in the
granary.
The fleeces of sheep are badly injured
it round stacks. Long-wooled tleices
are more damaged than the downs of
the fine wools, since they are longer
and more open, and catch more beards,
tharT and straw.
Every care and attention shown to
horses, no matter what their condition
ie, will bring its reward. The kind of
Influence thrown around a young
horse will have its effect on its char
acter in aft r years.
One of the advantages of the soiling
and ensilage system of fee ling is the
greatly increased amount of manure
that can be made on a given quantity
of land. To realize this advantage to ;
theutmost, however, thamaaureth uld i
be carefully saved ami applied.
Lambs ran be made to shear from
two to four pounds more wool by a '
little extra care and feed during the j
winter. The extra wool will more j
than pay for the extra feeding, and the :
result will be a much larger and j
6tionger sheep. Tor this purpose feed I
good clover hay, with bran, oats and j
corn mixed equally. j
The use of co;d ashes has not been
recommended by agricultural cheuds, j
but practical tests show that tli' y have
more value than is popularly supposed,
fspeciiilly on heavy soils. I'robaidy as
good a use of them as cm be made is to
throw in tho hen-houso or the vault.
They will absorb the ammonia instead
nf liberating it, as is the effect of wood
ashes.
Double flowers are most commonly
the result of thesul stitution of brightly-colored
petals for stamens or pistils
i r both ; hence a perfectly double flower,
where all the stamens and pistils are
thus metamorphosed, is necessarily
barren. Such a plant must needs be
propagated by cuttings. It rarely
happens, however, that the change is
quite complete throughout the flower,
and so a few seeds may be formed,
some of which may be expected to re-t-roduce
the double blossomed plants.
Honaeliolil Hints.
When boiling cabbage put a slice of
salt pork in the water, and an agree
able flavor with no objectionable
grease or fat will be given to the cab
bage. A simple but delicious dish for
dessert is made by cutting up oranges in
small pieces and tli-n pouring over
them Borne rich boiled cust-ird. Serve
with cake.
If before you put rolls in the tin to
oake them you rub tho edges with a
little melted butter, you will not be
troubled with their sticking together
when baked, and the edges will be
smooth.
Do not throw aw ay the bones of
turkey or of chicken. Crack them
jiud Jet t In in boil lor two or three
h nr-i in a Kt-lo w i'. :; nut alo a iy
i nuv His of th ! fo vl t t;r a !:'(. par
ticularly t!i n 'ck, wlii-li ia ne-eer
ea'en. To this all a iv soup ,-t -k
vu have, an I with a little lar! -y or
sago you will have a nourish iij
soup. Soa on with pepper, suit and
any herbs you chooe.
' A gocd way to keep cut flowers
! fresh is to lay them in wet cloth',
j Taketlicm out of th vas.-s at night,
sprinkle w ith old witer, a'ld wrap
j them with cl th made very wet. Tho
: weight of th- e! th will ivt crush th?
! most (b'!t -ate ll - r;, wlnl" it keeps
! out the aii- in I pr-vent tlr.-ir I'aUiag
to pieces it op nin further.
C ats of Arms n.l S al.
New Voik has a " O'.l'-g.' f Her
aldry," wlii-h do: s a good bosiu 'ss in
1 supplying coats of arms to people de
l sirous of creating the impression
' that they are descended from aristo
I eratic aiK'estois. A Xew York corre
' sp indent says of this growing prae
' tire: I inquired of an outsider who
: knows th" college of heraldry well,
! and he tuM me of the modus operandi.
The clerks (or professors) of this col
lege can toll any mail all about tho
! past j:loriit of his family. They can
discover p.opls forefathers in no
j time. The Norman line and the aoii
Kinus, and the WW'-ii nobility a:id ties
I S otii-!i l.i;rd everything is at Un-ir
ting. r ends. Their acquirements are
wonderful -in tinctures, the de
I ter an 1 sinister chiefs, fess
land uombril, bends chevrons
saltirts, ncbu'y, raguly and
dance tie and pules of every color. It
is noticeable that the people who talk
most about their family aad high birth
and lofty breeding are those who have
inherited their money from industri uis
fathers, and are ashamed to have it
' known that their ancestors worked. A
coat of arms is supposed to say to the
i world, " We laive never earned a dol
lar i:i our life, a:id our father ii'V-r
earned a d dt.ir; the ni 'ie y i-n which
we live was bequeathed to us by an an
cestor, wh i was ono of the ino-t ilbis
trious robbers in Ihirope."
The correspond' nt abo dropped in
to sec a well-known engraver c n stone
to inquire about seals, "Oh, yes,"
said tho pr.ipriet.ir, "I engrave tliou
sands of eseiitcheons on rirgs every
year, -m stiy for gt-ntlemen. What
they wear them for I don't know, they
never stamp letters with the.n of
course. It U what D.irwin or Speno r
would call 'a survival,' I suppose, sur
vival of a haWt that w as on. e rea.ui
aiilj and u-"ful. Wlivii j-eople waul
to know what their Co .t of anus is, or
want it engrave. I on a steii -. th-y g n
t rally apply to a jeweler and th j-u a 1. 1
sends to us."
Seal rings are most iy of sai l .nw
aiiH-lhyst an.1 tonar, and the engraving
is done with n lathe, a peil.il t n;d ig a
little shaft of soft iron, w hose sharp
ened end has been blunted to a suial!
disk. The stone is held to the edge i
this whirling disk, which has been wet
w.tli olive oil containingdiamonddust.
Much of tho engraving is so line as to
be Illegible without the aid of a strong
A Flnral Follower of the Sun.
That the sunflower follows the sun
in iti westward journ -y is well known,
but win n does it turn its face back
again to the east to greet the morning
sun? Mr. C. A. White, of Washing
ton, in a letter to yttir; n-I.it an
incident which throws some light
upen the subject One evening, be
says, during a slu r: stay at a village
in Colorado, in the summer of 1X1. I
took a walk along tho banks of a long
irrigating ditch just, as th-' sunvwas
setting. The wild variety of helianthus
annus grew abundantly there, ami 1
observed t hat tho bra I faces of all
the flowers were as usual in the clear
sunset, turned to the west. lMurning
by the same path less than an hour
afterward, and immediately after Hit
daylight was gone, I found to my .sur
prise that much the greater part id
these flowers had already turned theii
faces full to the east in anticipation,
as it were, of the sun's rising. They
had in that short time retraced tht
semicircle, in the traversing of which,
with the Min, they had spent the wholf
day. Both the day and night wen
cloudless, and apparently no unusua J
conditions existed that might have ex
ceptionally affected the movements oi
the llowers. i
Industrious (onricts, ,
It is 6.iid that the fancy article;
made by the convicts in the ew Jer
sey penitentiary are numerous and of
every description. A (ierman, who if
in on a forty years' sentence for killing
his two children, has made a prettj
little bureau with many drawers ol
cigar boxes. A Frenchman made an
other out of the heals of flour barrels
Several flower baskets, laden with
flowers, are exhibited as being ruadf
out of crumbs of breal. They are a
wonderful piece of work. Fine vases
of ariegated colors are made fr-m1 i
j aper. Thero is no end to the variety
of pre:ty articles made from bone and
horn. There are tooth-picks, fam j '
whistles, crotchet-needles, shoe-horns.
etc. The work is all done w.th small
saws and files an I then polished wi't
alcohol. In addition, the cells an j
ornamented in i-.ery t oiiecivaMe style ;
Fictnrcs of sweetheart-, wives and
children adorn the walls. Tie- article
of workmanship made by tin-convict
are no longir kept on sale in the prison
as formerly.
The Peanut,
The ground-nut is beojming one of
the important staple productions of the
soil. A late number of the U-mUmi's
Vhronul; gives an interesting ac
count of it. On the west oast of
tropical Africa, north of the Congo
river, it is the principal crop, and many
thousand tons are sent to Europe from
that part of the world annually, chiefly
to France. A very large a id crowded
population i3 supported mainly by this
prolific and nutritive plant. A ft r
burning off the grass and weeds, the
African women dig the grand super
ficially with little ho s, drop the see ls
in October and November, and begin
to use tho green nuts in April. They
are said to be rca'ly del.ei us then,
roasted in th. ir hu -ks, and they are
mashed between stones for u-e in
soups. InJulyiui l Aug i-t the ni ts
are thoroughly ripe, ami are gathrivd
for storage and sale. The natives
used to separato t'.o valu i'de oil f 'f
export by s pie -zing th- peuinled
seeds in hot w ater v th the bauds, but
us it is very e,sily cpivsM d e 'Id by
ma diinery, and a enormous quanti
ties are now ealied for, the prim. live
African prouss is b it far behind.
Great quantities are p du e 1 i:i lie.ia.
and the price of the rip nuts b.ii d--ilined
from per t m to $7n. The
oil is used as ohv e oil, v l.j. h it mu di
resembles in b!.i;i..ii s-, .-veetnevs and
limpidity, ami it is ie w a principal
iugredient in toilet smp-. cr a n-, it
The residual cake ar valuable ca tie
food. The nuts are no', so much 1:1
favor with KngU-h youth as they ha.e
become with Am ri'-ins. They are'
called there, by the clul Ir n. " Monk y
nuts." The 7i;u7i says tli.it in
Atmri a a svv et tin.-, it is prepare I tr'M
them by par liing tie m and trcatii.g
them with s'iira.-; they are also b ate i
into a pulp and - Id for use as jh.v
l.ite, and roa-ted a a subsi.t ito for
colt'ee. Nothing is said ab ml th.it
short and ;-imple pr-K'ess of coii-ump-ti
'ii wbi h 1, .r. e- our halls of amuse
ment iu:-d with shells a I cr all
evening p.-; forman e.
A rrciliitioi that (oineTrup.
A Coule lerate soldier, in so:ne teiii-iniseeii'-es.
wr tt-. n for the Ciiicimmti
Ei.u'nn -, i.eils this story While
qi'.iriered peal IJ- v lmg tirceii, Va.,
during o:o im the winters ot the war
the b v in.i::aed oc il'-ionally to jet
hold of sou e -pin .-top" whisky. o::
one i ce. I-e:l .1 loeliibil of oil'.- i f the
battiii'S i i ill u '1 .!o::es' i vlt i'i !.
became .nt'-.ieattd. and laid d-evii
in the ..v.. iU r.'-.ir ih" i.i'iip. Two oi
bis c on il'.-.-irii'.g oi li.ive S''!i.-
fprtat tl.e e;.e:; e ii t lie drill:!.'-:,
S'llar. .-..a d the idea of digging
a .-l.a'.i h i'e ia tie gr-.e.i.nl. p:a i?
l.iai iii .t, c 'V i . ii.itj v.i'h bn.sa aad
Kavi s aad a q i.n'.i'y of e.ir'.h, and
wat' h the i i!u.: ;t would loreviavi
the :s : -2 1 tiii.t . - i:.u i;w-d-.e l o a hi.
stupor. 1 m y had e . eu g..u s le.r a
to jiiaco a b Ml I at h l.e.i'I ; i lepie
seat a t-'mbsto.i". All.r a while Hi"
young man aw .ke, in! ! 1 h.s eycali 1
looked about h in in ii !y honor.
Meanwhile the oilier two Were elijo;.-,
ing theiiiselvis iiiiimiiely. l;c:rg
How pre'ty well awake, and f rliio
s miewhat humiiiat 'd at. the turn a:'- ;
fairs had taken, he surmised, an I :
rightly, w ho were the pi rpetratois il
the oatraee upo a him. bidm to a
sitting p-ist ure. w.th th" ba.es, biu-h ,
and d.rt p. led up n hi.n, he alb 1 "Ul
to the two lio n w ho were still laughing
at the j. ke i V , tin y bad perpetiateil . '
" NiV'-r in n i. 1 'V -, y air heads will
lie lower than li.ue I e.eie the war is
over." Aad his pr.-.li 'tion cauio truej
Due, .f tie s .boy-, d.el the next spring '
ilia hi i.-pit al and tie o'le r win killed j
at i. tty-l urg. j
( in Inns ( alciilatiims,
This 1 1 ib 'rate ealeuiati : is sometime-,
found in old family li.b.es.
H.b'e. Ti Biaiiicnt. Total.
Ilouks :::i -7 mi
ClinpliT-.. '.."' -'. 0 1 . 1 .
m-si-s. . . i:i.-.ii :'.n m,i;:i
IViu.U.... .'.:'-',.;i isi..-,;t 77.l.i.:u
betters. ...J,7l'-.ii s ..:t-0 2,.ii;, l.t)
Aim nuvi it.
Ch.-ipti.rs lS'j
V.T.-.M
Win-as , J.'iM
Tin- middle ehaj ter and b-a-t in the
llible is I'.-a'iii ev ,i
The iuid.il vers.- i. I'stlui "sviii. 8.
Tl.e mi I'll t im i-Ji hio:i: h-s iv. Jil.
The vvr l 'aiid' o ears ia M e Old
Ti stain nt ;'.., 11 times, .id in tl-n
New TYi-t intent lo.o.sl times.
The vv, rds ".leheViiir' oeeurs C'.s.j
times
iniii.t:
The middle b ok is l'r ,verbs.
The ltiiddle eiia. t -r ii Job xxis, bo
tvveen the 17th and It'th versea
i tT.Mi:xr.
The ruid'll .' hook is Th s alonians.
The middle t-hapter is between Ho
mans xl.i and .iv.
The rniddl" verse is At. xvii. 17.
The la-t verso of Ezra vii, eonta ns all
tho lett- rs id' tlio alphabet.
he -..mi 1 Kin3's. xu. an I Isaiah xxxvl
Hie alike.
The above t- o't three years tasting
"P-
' )o yni believe in woman's rights ?'
ehe demanded, jabbing him in tite i ll s
with her iiiribn ba " Yes," he n-pln al,
aa he moved to a safe distan -e. " I l e
lieve in woman's fun- 'al rites,".
There are 1'V 10 s-inare. miles of al
most unbroken forests in North t'arit
n'na, whieh it Is estimated will be,
worib la ten years' tune, iin ie t.,a'i
the present t, ital valuation o. all tin
,roiert.v in the state, i u liidine laud.
LADIES' DEPAItrtfOT.
Tersiaii rntehwoi h.
Old-fashioned juitehwork in whirl:
oor grandmothers delighted is the sub
ject Of a new departure. Thi:j novel
patchwork is made by cutting founda
tion squares of muslin, all tho same
size, and arranging upon thein o Ids
and ends of silk ot ribbon, phish or
velvet, in any way the maker pleases
basting them in poMtioi, ami then
joining them toge'.h r with featlu r
fti'eh in gold-color.-1 lilo.elL'. "I'll
s pi ires when compb t d are joine I to
gether in the same way, and tho result
is a harmoni on.-, i ir.u-ion of colors
vvlii. h lus quite an liastcrn ell est,
rnii(t Ni-.te, fm t itm-rt.
Am. li'H, Miss limi'y 1' iithf.il says,
is tar ahead of the ol 1 world in ex
tending the liild i l'wi'ikand educ i
ti"ii f. r won,e:i.
There are Jni'V ''ol kihg Women in
I', '.-'.oil over lil'tern e;lis ot ilg ; tie ir
ii'.e r.i.-e Minings ;.:e four didlarsper
vve. k; and their 1 ".il l av erag'-s three
d Hers and ahvilf r v. ;--k.
liuibioidcry may bav e said to have
broken out in a fr -h place, for roc r
ing t lilets are now -.mi'letely eov . r. d
w ith a inas-i (if t mbr i 1 ry th it, in
some :u-t.i:iei'.s, repieN-nt -. the labor of
a I. t t ini'.
'1 here are four I.i l.i
Cincinnati. a -h !' w i
, IM A liv i:ii ill
"in have l.'i 1 :
of hair cut fi' mi i iie lo ad of the Crim o
of Wale., v. i.h. ho wa, visit:. ig that
city in 1-V'. I !u re i;h a gii .l! d-'.d
of aax.eiy ,0 the ti'io t obtain rcl'i-s
i f t'.ii piin-e, er. l tlie i att i .in-j
barber w h- shiv-l t i" r-y.d brad
nef.i'-l s i a j7 1 "-, r and akivolhe.
l'i h ' va p.t I by the prim o.
Mrs. A. T. -t wart's elegant. man
sion in New V'-i!.. vv!.;.-h v .is t recti -l
at a co.-t of .' i h.'' , s, . m to be
more of a 1 i;r 1- a than a ph i. ar" to i-I'li.-lress.
Living alone i:i t i ; - midst
of an army of .-'ivant, .-he i-said t a
be in ,-..:i.-t lid '!; ad ot b in,' -n by
r 1 1 !ia:s an 1 !. 1 I f..r ra i-ooi. and the
threat i-uing i ' -'.-i-ig letters wl.ieh
she re. ' iv . '!' : l ina'. h- r r.i t r.-e
Ulo:'0 .lilVtable.
I s i:: Nr
liobes of r ' a aj'i'-.ar .I'lioive; t?i
lieu- "Oods.
t'l.eel;.- 1 j '. ii ale the iVaturisef
i-j rin ' sib.s.
r-jir ivo ot : r-. b:aa' :l'u'ly iitii
tate 1 ia j T - i a- - ou-s. ar-! t-ikin;.'.
ft.- I lo . ! J I 1 e of th'' hi I' oils
in-ei la . 'i . lav r.
( u li r-. i . ' ii i .no-1 l.a.rs ;,ro
Made of tu: i ; i : li -t s.i' ;:i, aad as
an a v.'irii' :i ' a rt iiji ot the saine
ina'.i-rial a.. '. . '. ; is e;nl r i h-nd as a
searl lor ' '. . ;.:. I liiu-h.-d oil' w ith
ib-i liiii.: -. v . . ii i- i.' a rally el rieh
rjiiabty.
liia.d.:;:: i t b ie leatlar a.-r.tili.
Ib.iKi I'd o.i'a . ill i ii--I. a. the
ib- ijr.i-, -ea-l It . : . t. '. .11 i ai-e I Work
by ,ts use. it i ia to i;." lia-.ti-ra
elle. ts by e n iyi.-1: ' i t a IY-.' design
lip .;! ni'isliii, s -, i ,i or t hiu materials,
of any kind.
At a i rival t party for little
folks, in Noiv York, a small
boy we re a lon' c at of ruby vel
vet and sitin ir.ai-trs to inateh ;
vested' v hit" satin vvrh gold butt-Mis;
shoes .f riihy satin e iv-. r-'l ?toi kii!s
of vv lot,- silk.
Tortoise-',' li om.iiiii nts I' m- the hair
are ti'iw Ye ry fa-li::nlp, epiea!Iy
the e!e ar aail, r sort :n diffi-r.-nt .-hap, s.
The nio-t l,e, oiiiitio ui I the favoii'is
are the hairpi as v il!i sinail ballsat tlie
top, tn o or thru' l-i-iii-.: used t rn.i
inent the i air on ope -ale.
Artii b-. - I d'., ss;i. v.ll as iiK'ntles
bats an I louiis mad f material to
mati b the eo: tuiiie .,!, li ,vv tlilllined
with ha:,d ' Hie b .'. -. Larn Mid
small fur e'lh.i.s f.i-tined with
loll if I. lib 'IIS. aud lllll i- are olten to be
s -ell e.th bie.vs to lua'. h ii, the mi.ldh
or on 1" tli -id' s.
1 lie (In Ibdoip,
The mod. ril ,'inll .'i.-i i . placed on
the ground. The eoii 1 mne. I is.seiid
and pushed iioain.-t an upright board
which falls forward, pivoting under
his weight, and brinu's him in a hori
zontal posil.oti, vit!i his i.e. -It between
the ?r;n ah eve which the knife is
su pi i i d. The cm eutioiier toiiehesn
spri-.v.r, the kiiil'i- tin lies as it falls and
it is over. This is far hett'-r than the :
borril le and barb.tr mis bungling which
occurs at the hangings here. I he Dan
ish in line min stci was to Intro luce a
bill this session s'll-titiitino; the guil- ,
lotine, for the im t ie d now in vogue, in 1
onseijuenee of a hoi nd seen-! at a re
cent execution.
The methods of transporting cattle
icross the Atlantic have been so lm
proved that the Voyage, i-inc -ompllshcd
by the i a tl? noiv i i safety. A sys
tem i f ventilation has been ml ted
whereby in all sorts of weather, even !
with tho hat eh' s la , :ied down, the ,
holds in which the eattle are can bo '
hpt free from the uoxious vapo.n, i
which otherwise produce sultoeatlon. '
in Inrtilent fn Vlrainla.
Our eld friend, Mr. Win. (Tmi:htrn,
of Heathsville, sheriff of Northumber
Jiind Co., Va., says; "We have many
good medicines in our parts, but noth
ing whith equals St. Jambs Oil, the
Great tierman Remedy. My family
ktepthe Oil in the house at all tinns
and use It for almost everything that
a tnedirino can bo used for. They
claim that it is unequaled for rhetima-ti-ni
and nil bodily pains. Toppahan- '
; nock, ( Va.,) Tirfr Water IncUj)
m I
' Ci -tal ale I ( i .u l l.eiids i I ii.Ooi lit
I many dressy evening toilets. i
TLDEIt MOSE EITE.
lilt ITilr-nrcaHi l -.-o.r. Iroat Seen ani
I i.'ii-ll I'm .
Tiru ITiiifo. rk.rf, J.u.i'rt'V lt'S.
!3-! ol our older citizens v.i-11 remember
MorO Kite (w!i. lived in lVti-rsborn HoU
toiii', the hero of our St.ito's c.uly political
bi-toty, who n. of Melwart build nnd j.ow
erfe.l lijniue: w'loiu l-;s led a colony of
our people to Tiiie" i'cak: wlio fought tl
I:ub nit on the plaint and liot through
the lody; whj en Iiia reinrn here sfter tli
rei'ellie-i was e eiver'e.l nnd baptized by
I'M. r Heush i'l, of tho C hnstian Church at
lVtt-rluri D 't.-n. nr. l boca'ue n revival
pnaeherof c-'Il'. it;.- nil through tht e
ti 'ii. 'i'iiev vvdl '. J ree ill t!o lact tint, at
ta !.e 1 vv,ili Ciei-iiini boa Riul reduced to a
(tkch- on. he vrw o'.-l-ceil to remove to the
l(..e:.e. - in the hope o! 'mvina hi life. None
(:: ,e.-!it ln Hi. il l onve.d. l.i.-t f.V.l, haw-c-
ir. ihe e hvr ,.f tl.i- paprr me: him at the
in. re r ,.bnv 1 1 -ii i oft. "liv, I tlioui;lit
o I
ii.:
; I dit-J Of costii.S'tlOU Ion'. ivv.J
T e-e br.il cirn -.-npiin. tn'.n!
p .. i . . . ii. .! ' .i. e b it niVd
.;.t i t ; m-.--'.i. I'm the d -c-
h - t ii, ;. ,., . . i, a i! I i.""o o'.iaso in er
u ii otl'i-r dii .!. i--t a fatal, and this
x, . : : i ! -t oi e .1' .ii ."
T 1 1. I r t ion re- ivitet to w. In a
eh r- in r win. In- e -i 'V i.-'eo anir.-s in t!-e
re; -!i .oi l rf i e. ! fe It- '..-. ! e I. " bt't " l:i
.,-ie, " 10 n:ir' .ii-K- i's -it i. i: :iik r-
I-' - life lies t c M. I ii '" 1-1
U i:iie'iuier- i
I :. . rlorv to Ii I 1 1 . " .
5 .) i Uiii.w v 'i.u ii r -l ':. f.oi" f !!-w I
iv I .j ! : iie. I I eo-ild ., .... 1 : I. ir.!.,lnp.
" y i ;i ii ',;. r. I have kll ie!.e i il.e.vii 101
ie. :'e-! a n.ii w.l'i my "' ' I h:ne fouylit
i -., tj.i.Ur ii:'.i-.vs ;:u.l lu.l.aas J bat I
rrv. fl! T) For. YFArta
t; .-'i; ,re .It i : -.-.'.l.-tiasi ,! cao'iiv thrtt 1! !
ii'. r i. ttatx ne in-re rc .. e'.ity in bid ,
, : . -., . f rs shot hy .-.a b ,1 m ui n llpht '
t i ;! tins, li'i' ' i ii iv.-.e.i.l h- itt J re.-piiij ;
, n.l e n, o li.it li.t!L ti il,;i'. Ailer 1 ru- :
t aavil lo Katiits iUidioaoiit tieeJ pneliin(j, I
1 tir-t i.ei'.m t-ia-ive whv. 1 lini i ilall feelini?,
..: , 'MiiiioeJ Willi ii pain in th" ritflit Mile. I
lh. ii,i:!.-r..,u- f ti'iilj pl'Vvd -.iirl my IWj
vii I-:! of mil r. ri i.a li.v 0. in il ana ol .
li.o I :i on.-1. 1 I. . 1 alwiiy-li ul in n:,;ietite
like tin f-- iii'li. l-'it my u-rt.i.i tie.-.-tme :
-i-ie.-!, iiii,ane.l. While Ol tliO eireint
I 'ie. la'u-, 1 eoa- iltc-.l n deidor, win raid I '
I a I i'- s , ; a,-l. Alir.- ill Ii, l ,sl r.'-SiPJ pnl- 1
I a , em of Ii l.c. ii to i-iAt.l.iuid ill phy-b
i-ia.i mt t!i,- v is r.TI-e I ly la.' i'l hues-., on
.-,k,1 ilifeise I liver, winch would prubahly
! iniiiiito f it illy, ri , a,-:, .a. s 1 had nra- ,
c i-ies iippi- i . it "tin i i oac nl all. 1 w.
f, v ,-isti mul l lift el.i.ly. M . f.ul f-ceined i
t.,,1 in no coil. A ;j,'i l;-t to'd me I
1 -til a c Mor ii'. Tli, u I v.is n,,-.trej Willi .
taai.snal 'in n i iMof wau-i i.l a freitn iit ;
ilv-.io to 'iia:. iu, whieli w.i- Jj ie .villi ili.lj.
c.ii: v nnd .-iv it j -i.ii. 'I he .Ji e,'i dist s ml I :
Im I a t,i :,li of the i.T.tvf!. ."an id by the tio ;
cf t .-i-!::a'iii'raU-rcf -.I:.' pl iin.. 1 tints
In. rati to - e.e.' seve.v puu in tht hiin nnd ;
tli,. -mil of t'u bi.-k. acco-n: a lio-i iih j
ea tl lac! s of .l.;..UK-s. ilivmi whieli I ,
hil l lo m! or be il.) va, u a.eii faluaj. I
v.i forcc-.l to nb ia Ion
T m in i and ri.virnrsij,
bc-ntt-e I c I'd I n a loii.-ei- ii lo oa lioifeWk,
or ir is: iiiy-, lf out n'. iiu. I l.i-r:au to be
-i lii.n-v ,il.:r.iK-.l. reaiK ia .Mil the udvico of
tl.e ni,i:.i :i :.-.l I'i.y. ie a i -.m h'u toivh. lie!
a.iid that i- y f,v , i, iit Iv."--- h -e'i r:d.ti.r hail
jolted till 1 j U-IO 1 I.M- lin'll tl.o oi l Iudi-m ,
wound, win, h li .d ti.j to -.1 my ki.lnejr?, li id .
bi-i oinn inil.iiiiL',1. lie tie:. K.I ine Wi h
I'.'.L-.heina. iia.1 elfc'ricny a!i, b at uavo nu
i.o l einiiitient bi-ne.it. My jiaiulul sj aij.toau
all ie an ni',1. I bf':,u eolith, got very j
(hin ai d n:v Ip.." were dra'ieeul)ly iittinl). j
1 i,e:r ti to de.- air. At each at ieu.pt to cure,
my ,iii,i.oals bi'i-itaio wurfc, with newrynip-
leius. I lint eons ilto.l n colebrated l.ysl-
ii at from ti-.o E 1st, v. ho, afler tlmuiii:.y and '
en.i.'iilliini ie.'-, Muled lli.it I was ia i 11 ;
ii I riue l t ;n -o of oiiMinipiioa rtn 1 ihrriil- j
i u I v.iiliilia.iite.-ua.li.-ii.ili.-i- ! ilelhoi K.it
1 n 1 1 ,-ht j,,.. ably 1 1-. I i t; "0 1 c f, r a ; i- ir t
,,r no, l-y to.-i in :;i hieln r ui:,! i. :. i cliiii te.
J'lnsw.e my crnuii'ioii wii n ti e J eojiltf 111 i
jiin i nl of '.li -C i liary 1,1 t .-'iw-inc. - i
1 1 ea I star, e I for i 1 e li i-l.n-s bat li'iod '.
!l c.iiin ry, ."i.,l sail, d hue. At lir-t tlil ;
!i e Ii I, i I me, la.it eti.ml ll r. Jin . fi
i . i til e.- l-i . I. 1 hell I f i, le i s j in,, i lly
i , I r ji.k! b out of bed o ily l, o t of t-m Ii j
.!,-. All Iny old s;ni;iem loiariuvl. At i
i. is cri-ii, a l ..i: of I- b'.ein ireutlvmttn,
OM A lll'IFtl.U ut Mr,
ira'o mylton-e t ir li -..ilij-.-iirlrrs. In the j
pi.iy wfi i lb-, iv'.il tli -i.l, wlm iaforn-.o l ine j
n.i, I I had i, b el eii-o of iiicinnblo fliifl) 3 '
1. - ,'ial j a e me n j r. iMint.on wiin
ml. I.l. lie a d. i i-e mi- for a few wei-k or
111' litrir-. I, '11 il'-,: v - 'he '-o t tint ro .Id bo
iI,iip. A o ;n 1 t l.c b at o w s a news: nj-cr.
Now- a in- p T"-: i rea dy in our home,
in d I -at in i.i - eh ir loikiur it over w'i m
tny iju j i-o-id.-n i il y l.li nj-oa a-, n; i lo
! l:it iii a mi t wonder, il cine of J, i Ins
i.l-.'iiso tl.e very maiaity il at vvps Ktiuee; inn
hy Lie u-e of v r ici's S.fu Kidney an I
l.t v r Cine (of Roche -l r,N. V.). Couviiacl
t u.t furt'ii r ii, lay v mild uc f.i!), ntt.l e ei y
tli.iu o bj f olina. 1' o nest moruin I ih -lurched
one of ni be.sto tl o iienre-t tail
Mi d station, ninny miles ! k apt. lo obtain a
I otdo of Ihu Safe Cure, lh.i dril;v,M 6 i.d
the iliiii.iiid for the t'nto v.:n co urcat he
ruii'il not kei-ji it in o U, rai l l.c had to scud
L K.ni-1- 'iiy for tu 're. It was more than
a weel. b fin-it oi d, atid 1 vva daily Hi U
tntg ve.-.cr. I'.nt it c-i at las;, and I at
oneo boeaii to t. l.t- P. !' hi a I told Ur.
Wuketiib I wh.it I v.::? taUin. he ,-.ive nie a
VmU, ua.f i.f i'.hu, h.iU ef j it y, te u.ucU as
to tur,
'roon rrrio v !
lie is 1 1: 1 1 i i-tr h'.s tn.-t in a Ii iiel-r...-.' Never-il.i'o-s
1 p ,s vi r I. a - i f t ili j ii-ist year
and;, hid 1 he... b, i ii j- i at and iwe d as
1 t-vi-r war-ta n y Ire. Au- r i-imi inc the
nttacKs i, 1 a i, an I !,ai! ib.z. u 1"0 ors, 1
I wns lii,o nl the n i rey of n Kill uvvo i
dr.-ad ni fo.. that wa-a''.'iit (.'ivlng me tlu ,
linil.iiij blo.v. whin tint ur-.-nt r.iuidyi
Ki-pp d in, il-w my alvei-.iir. and phnvl
mo linnly on my fuet once inore. 1 bavo ,
m.nioniid pi in hue; jj.-iui; fur I loek iij i'ii
t ' it" ciretiinst ii.ee ,.n I in am, vol my cure in
a direct iiiii--i osaion of l'noid mid to
l'lovideiii eiiiu my C. vices tine. Thai Is tny
i.!ory. I dank il is as jjooil a rouiiiinc, '
anil much In tier, for it is true."
Such is Hie -iibstanee nnd very neailv the .
laiiBii.'P' i f lad r Kite's narrative. Tl.o-o ;
vthi) r. ad i'. mid an- auffei'inj.', may u.-lit i
by I i-- v s i'c I'lciice, ii Uiuy will follow las n
iitupU. London's grand new Koinan Cath
u'.ie cathcdial, to c-t ?l,2M.!,t ;.', is to
I e bcfoui in the sj.r.eo.
Conatimr-tion in bsiatlj -i.-'ces i.i readily
cured by the tio of lii. rn rei.'.s ''(Jubli-n
Medical Ilhcovi iy," tliotn.li, tl the lunfliire
wasted no in,-., Inane will r licet a cure. No
known remedy j'OS"-csscs null fnuihin nnd
iiealitic iulhieiieo over all s -rofiihms, ttibt-r-ruti
.ii-., and juil nonniy i.lT.ct.ons lis ti c
"i)i-c6vtry.'' J ,l;ii V, nl 1. yi ia, f 'hio.
w riter: " I he 'thildeii .Muhi-al l'i-e- vi ry'
.1, us positively tino i-iiiiMiinptioii. a.-, iifler
Irylui; every oil, er medicine m vain, tldsatic
rced. d." Mr. '.. T. l'h.-lp. of "ul libert, On.,
writes: ''Tbii '(iolden Medie.-il I liseovi-iy' has
i-ure.l tny wile of bronchitis and incijamt
rcinsnmi,tiog."So!d bylnir;r.'i--ts.
Tw-o-thlrds of t'.o r.l.fi-il inhabitnnlH of
Jiffa iro barefoot ihejiar rotniil. lin-s like
I IjO J 11.11 1SI till S Ol Oi,l illlll I!'. HOI fl IVUUW
die decculjii' of a j ocki tjiitullicichicf.
Dr. l'ierce's "Favorite l'lv-cription" i a
most j.owerful r -lur-ilivo tonic, a'o com
binnif; tl.o ino-t v. hiablii n rvn i r.n ei lii-a.
enpocially nd.;j.tnl to tne wants of liebiliUited
lailie (.ntleima from wea back, inward
fever, coni-eslion, infl.'inmr.tioti, or ulcera
lion, or from uervotif ucss ori.ouinlsicjiain.
By diust:''6J
The tnnn w honrofe.-sts to hold nowspupere
in ront-uit is ti c first ono lo look in the
murium; Journal lo ie," if Ins arrival has been
chronicled.
Dynpepfia. liver complaint, and kindred
affection. 1'i.r t.i.itise irivin sncccssful
e!f-treatinetit. add i ss Woi.tu's PiBftNUABT
MlDItAL ASi-oClAllON, lltlli.llO, ...
Prtnee Nnjicleiin in accrecd, amort; other
thine, of btito; always bh-ssed itb a re-
niarkablu nppeUle
1'rnx.rr Axle tirraae.
One (.'rensin lasts two weeks ; all others
two or three ihijs. Do nut be iinjiosed tiion
liy the huiiiliu stuffs olfured. Ask your
ilenler for Frazer'ti, with label on. It saves
your horse labor, nnd yui too. it received
first medal nt the t'enicnni il and I'aris ei-
j ositions. Hold ever) where.
Mollirr Swan'i U enu Hjrup.
Infallible, tasteK-st, haimless, cathartioj
feverirhness, restlessiiei-s, worms, ConaUpa
tion. l!ec.
!,,ther (sliipton's rroi'l'wy j "i'Pl'f0?
years old. Kvery prophecy h beet fullltloU
. xci pt the eml of tlie world, lluy your L'artK
!,,,. ailiodonzed extract of petroleum, the
jrtiut hiur rentorcr, before the world comes to
an end.
Th Qnlk, complet core, annoyiri;
Kiduy, Bladder, Vnnary Di3ase. L
DmBistf,
Crrl.yon's Tatent Heel Stiflenersappliedto
new bools or 6lioo before you run them over.
"Itaugb on Jtai.
Clears ott rat, uiio. roaches, fliee, bed.
bnj, ati'.o, skunks, chifuiuiilis, gopUera.
15c. Druggists.
H.ire you seen tho Chrolilliion collars and
cu0? Something new. Ask for them.
trfint Faith ta rardelaaa.
Wliy U It that to mtny panoa u aroprltUiy awtt
cIom, or ptnt madicioeft, u they trs eomwuBl
call-l Ii it b-auM paoplalos faith In pbrsllua f
1 ... are Innnrnmible Innttnrs wlinr cuim hare ba
IT-iteJ bj S.-sfiil'a Siwptnlla or BI.Mt4 and f Jver
Byrup f.r all d:Masot ot tha hlwid. whes tbvy bad ba
riven am bt th.-ir phjalclana. It la one ol tha bat
! . . . , .,..., ....
llo. and aa It la pro-
parrq iriu iua jtrearan eaxa. aa a apecing iot wiwi.
di nm, It nt that It ataonld ba Mors aflaotaal
thsa hastily wnitn and careliwlr praparad praaenp.
t;i.ra mtdot.y inc .ri.pataut phiclana. Taao BcotiII's
Pl.HXi and Liver .Syrup for all dia'irdeia analna from
irapura blnnd. It It tnonl b ladin prolaaaionai
men a wtll aa by eminent pbjaiiiaot and ofbere.
tal l'iTI fM t 11-
l',f..ri fa."
t.,,.ti,mi. ,)..,, t-(..,-ii,p ri. w. A.
r ll-ii,iiii.t. n n.i i li-iil i.ii.-1-i avi-nn, -.
Ml
I iiii. frn, i ri.,,iiii.o..i.
. i: Hli..ii r-l -I.
l"..:',".1';'"'.1
ii-.. ia I My i-.-i'i
a a--. ! ai.iM-r.Tr.
S..IU I y ilnigk-itta.
F-niii-i (iinii'N ti-ntli pi'ioi! pi s'nl nations
in the popii iiou of J -iretvIlM,- t the number
Of illlKiblllllltS.
Vtr C- B V LXX
r ll n a a
Rhoumalism. Ncuralrjia,. Sciatica,
Lumjga, u.K .cna, iicaujuiiv, .uui.i-i.iiw.
Sure Tl. -. SorlliiiBa.Kpi-iilna.llrulaea,
lim n-. s-.il i. I iikI lliif-a.
in ul oiioii ii'iuii ruva itu antra.
Sell.; in " i" ''' ' """ liiiyCeuuaboida.
IS
Interested
ta tli ? i.irjnfry-ATLMi U tlifl
Ij.'st J.xiiaiii at Li ii.vi avA
L'.asl .'Hits i ) (ha nnswcr,r.t
Crsff il li y ( -.to r-'ni'raliau i : t !;o
MEXICAN .iVSTANi. I.IM.
HCNT. I.'u i cison U si.;i
Jilo. J t pcmdMliM every sorf,
wonncl, or lami'iics, to tlia
very boiie, nnl drivoi out ail
lui!aa)ui;iloryun;l in v. hi J mat.
te;'. Jt'f7oesfjtiioro)t"tf
llio trouble, nml never Talk ta
euro U double uieli tiuivs
egJj(S
Kjllafi
1 lit 0 15. 1 r o It e o
in in hiv.lt h n-1
pti.i by fii-imc
. fl' CflitRATfl
flu: fr m th ttrr.l!0
eliB-f.ii d that fol
lut (Im attar.g of
nit diBWiee. th tat-
thmieands
bo bat bwn raiaed
ae hf a mlr.u'la iro,n
a iinnlar tat of
ir trr id n by Um
li tier'c f-t'iraih hit.
ti if-, if a MJif Rtiaran
t e llial I 5 the wmia
n i ro yi u. tio, ruiy
Ir H i tatufcU auu
IlMt'llll.
lor Ml hf all
nriBr'Mi and Deal
er, gnoerall.
A T.roiUnc Lontlnn Fnya
IrlKa rilo,,lilim aa
Oil, , o l,i Ni-ivVork
lur tho Care af
EPILEPTIO FIT3.
I- te of I nnn, hn mal--- a fr-
ry i,f 1- ,li-i- t, hui w.il,' l il..',l'l l.r.iicJ a I . 'in 1
n,. i .. a Hum iinjr . li - ,11 : .',i.l.l .'i ll-li.,,. .-
c.r so i'.T' !' 'I"'B uro..if.il T u . I 1 y hlui. Ill
b;i h!,.l,id a ,',k on llii", il -.-a..'. V !(! I.1I.-1 1
.h a I I-M,lft.,f Mi v-'iiit-rr,a c-.l: Ir,., I any i f.
( -r .Oi.in.ai . r.lll.lr t nwan 1 r O. Adjica Va
aJ a" v ii". w , ' ,' '-u i f M-1 .. a,i''.i i--i
M.ill, atc-ia'l.-, u. n J jtu St., Htw Tot a.
Thi3 H.Y. Singer, $20
Tiv .r .init h-t r't i ici I niiiiui r
U ill. . I . .' tli...- rrtla Fin.
' ( (ml plan wlun dit-lMtl
! Ilosnv Orgn-ii 4 Mil
lt.i-.or1 itf.tii n'li Skint'
v.Mifl ta'i.lll t....k.
l- MUK lt i l einiritl ni
41 m'.i .-ti lift lital i-ian i 'it
inl. M t nut rjntr, n aKnltt'Tiil
Mi'. d iniMr ItiBMfAlKl out. C Ir
i iil ii . u ith lfliminl(l- fuo. A-tf
O l'lIV.V tO. 4i1 Illlll la V I hllMtW
Ciimt WHiBl ALL ISI I AILS.
lloKV imll byrup Teti gnuL
lur-hilmr. H., , hy ilniBKiela.
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Tn1i.ti ).tly If ant r.il. laoiljr ipplltvl ta winAtrn
e t- I. TvifT- i. ef, f .riltrfl, eta , i'nJ. lostamp.
A4.I N'I III liAI-U JPl. fciiMi-o.). ftiar
let im il- -li nuiH mil' ll f i'l t.tinnry nun. bug- Indunl ty
tv Ki'B'.vitmn.ent t.lhi inli. ami citll9. Hr ctiaiirn
to c. in pitiurr nui t n pt i'it NKV aulpatirurtfra
(iM Y 2or- " I'litlt r tit li'iisvoi wura. a
ol lluatJi
TM HE ST It CHCAPirr."
engines. THRFHFR8AWM,Ll8-
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loami
KT.V1. ttlttiAN
Na- aula. t-S.
1 1 ma iNbiiLMl st H-N. M.t alesant caaa. Boat
tna. ut .r e; .. .,el lunm. riXT Waa.
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Aliaar w N i'irn forma dial ana raataat
aall'im Pin. .rial Hi,..t a and ll.tilav I'rtraa rrduea
SSiroa,. . N.Ti. Niul-iaiJ'aikaCo.. raila. Fa.
HllEKTfnna writ!n patar. rnbloJMr, wttti
N 1 1 oaleu.lar, l. mail l.ir jfjo. taenia tVaaifil.
UW tcuNuut FamiiK-Cu.. finoburnwrV Maaa.
1S itMl. B)13 a day at hoinaaailr aaada. Ooatly
Si- osuil rraa. addraaa This A Co.. AusuaU. Ma.
ABiira Cora for t'pili-PV F'la In St noma. Fraa to
your. IB. Kaiac. Araanalat.. fit. Iia,Mo.
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MASON HAMLIN ORGANsPIANOCO.
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A ftOTKD BCT OTITI.EO
proa lb Boofa GU.
Jfrstrt. F.iittor
llic abon la a pood IlkcneM et Ura. tydla E Ptalv
aam.of l.rnn. lfavg..wbo above all other buooan bolne-a
j ..Va tiuilitullrcallcdtba
Dear Friend ot waann,-
h,.r tcmiwMt
risrrrpondenta lore to rail her. 0ha
Is tcalouiily dt-Toted to tier ork, valcb la (he outcome
of a litrtiu'iy, and l clilijrd to keep aji lady
adltflnt, to livlp h,-r anawertbe lantc eorreepoaoenca
huh daily pulifj ' rpo:i hr, each brarlnr lia upedal
burden of mltci lnir, cr J"T release from It. Ee
VcKculUe rpouj, j jj , midloln tor (rood and no
1 T plrpo g btv0 KrMnaUy loTosltjatad tt aad
in aar'-lico OI inr irmii ci imv
! "i'cw" "' " r ' i.
1 an. I rrrr.i!? ' ' fcr ili' t- .-. e'.y-i-.-.anj ia tia country.
Duo ivai ncii.a llko ciiaria And faars m:ir
pain. Jin lit cms cnt.r-lr the oi.'t form tl fiinin
t tha ut ros lyi-.c rilin-a, Irregular ar.4 pJ'"'"!
lilin-.iiar.tif'P a't Oii-rUn Troul l, liift:imnisiloa aad
I'kcrat! n, H.vvlnii-. al- H..i 'a -nirntt an.l tlieron.
' )tientalv.oil.nt'sf,aiiil la aii"'uliraaap'.a4 t(
Che Cbanf o of Uft-.''
I l fTrTnt'Mt ? orcrj portion of the .ftrm. and ar
f ew lifp aa r,.yi r. Jf. ruuoii-a ra;iitiic.i, r-ituiaory
dobtrnya alUrn t i-f t or ' Imiil.-i n' and n li-Toa wc.i k-rr-i
ol thantomivh. J tnt r.lnailna. Uo-WbcN
KirronaPloatint.on, Cfncrul Urbtllty, SI TpaiBC.,
tVpmslnn anil Uidler. Hon. Tliat f.fllnj of bearUyt
(oirn.ranJinfpoJn.wc'tlit anj t-aUn-hc 11 alw7
frir?.-S'-f"r'rM!,Tiii,u"o. ll inilntailitm a,aiM
oail-jalld.cu.csl.-n'c'.a.-t Inhaimcnr w.tlitub
that fof ma thv femrj.- ryuit r.i.
K coau onlj t. iwr tottl or ti i for 15., and H UM br
iragfttx nradrirer-.Ulrc(laatoap.eaca,and
tha aJMa of rnaur wliu l.atr boen rc icmd to pcrtott
baalth bt tho im of tl.o Vrpriat.la Compound, can ha
obtained t,y a l,lrt.ler tba 1'.. villi Hiiiinfor reply,
at her borne la I.ynp, tt.ua,
for KIdni-y C ni,:Hnt of ttth-r act thla eoaipouad
aiitiri.aaMil aa abuiut-int traf tmoniap alioir.
"Mia. llfil-l.ani'jI.licrrillVtrjionc-ntor. "are
the deal in th votll f-i the tnra of Conallnntlon.
BlHousnraa and TorpldHy i f tin lber. ncr Blood
rnriflcr orka wonder In I'.a aprilal lUia and Uda r
to eonul the Compound la Ita popularllr
mhitlnnltod"Cccatoa"ark
eh.u.i.-li.liij. I eti ra.A.i-B.
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FOR THE PERMANENT CURE Or
UUisO i irH i iwni
Va !iT duc-ia'! la ao rroralr-1 li t eoon. J
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Uie oom, I ,. res'? ly i ..1 uverooiuo it.
nf T!l'Jal,tr'flnS twmptalnt
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t lie - cact d jw vo aim q -.!. ly curca . . 1 kl noJ
cf Tilee cvv-n wheu pUy ,.!,. in aad tlino
have U re t-llcd.
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DEEl'U- Ci'Ilfl. na It la for ALL tho painful
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violltua ' I r',ei-.-:irtnn: r in r-i.M.
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I Iff U -ll 1. i,. vlaut e .yiua of the b-jdy.
T.i natural ac-..-:t of tl.o K.d:ieya la tratorrd.
ftTlio IJcr u elt-'nitd it all iluenae, a taa
P lion cla uiovo fi-uciy ai- t LulUy
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