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rlir inli..;ttis sixty-two ti) sixty-live-li'.'firers
without Ij.in iiilt lir.iti'il the
I ji itt -r fjl"ili:ili'. i:i tie.' cn';i:n ;it :i!l.
This will n. "i i,:i inly W 1 1 1 t iise, it
ii tnu', hut it i.. II :' to I"'. :i:i'l it is
..pinvxiniaU'Iy .so in :tll -ii-c h"tv
ttu.' liwitiiig is r;'!'il. Cri.tiu :-!.-'tiM In
kej't warni lor myit.i! liuiir., ht f. iv
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ort time - .'
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in a .
I Iiit fulfill e tut 1'iiIiiIui-m.
A tvi rt-i'i mU-ut of tin.- ' 'in!i-y
V. ..''...-' writ - : o i i a! var ng 1
Iti'caa.o a o..;i', ;( in ilat i !il. uro for
1'i'ta'i a:nl ovny i-ia-on r."i hers
mo tii,, l Hi: i Hi" !
I'jnuio,;- i f ii.1!
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me that i,i is... I t
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Should be ,!'.
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-t i i Ii i iiara. (
III.'
r -.1 the
o. The
luring
lie body
ar with
er eon
i oimti r
iiianure f I supplied I
the hi . i and
quantity of manure produced
the same time ,ind f-.r the san
weight i-, how i--, . iy .-iin.l,
the t hr-'i; animals, tie- rr-;t
suini.tion of food by th" pig .
balancing the l,,wi r rate u
production.
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Uinji r Kirk, -..--( ae i up I.
one cup of molasses, one
butter, one ti a-spoonful of el.o
one of ginger. Iloil all t he i i -r i
Sift a tea nt ill of baking
ilour ciioiu'li to in ike a st i;i
l sugar,
elip of
.es and
'dli-IlK
'da into
"lough;
polir tie- 1. oiling liquid over ihellour,
stirring all the time, h'oll .-nt thin
and bake in a quick i i i .
l.ifinu Sitml. An Italian salad
maybe ma l.-'at any time of the year
ol iiny vcg. talih' that is in season, or a
suitable mixture of cooked vegetables
may be taken for it. If lettuces and
cii.!io arc iimiI tor it, let thein be
illied perfeitly beforo being used,
shred the lettuce finely, and toss it
lightly wiili Tarragon vinegar and
salt. Place it on a dish th; t has been
ma in as eo.Jas possible with :i dozen
lllleteil a!icii" ic.s lolled in nai'slov nd
a fiM--.p Miiii'ul f ra:-r. Jut l-i'foiv
son in t-is.i tin- sa!:i 1 li;,r!it!y with a
j iii.ii'l-r of a j'i'.it i'i' 'nayi n i.tiso, tcani
j i-'i willi liuiii'il ln-t't-ri'1't cut iiit i
i .'.:-;n s .T. l l'i-iir lia:-.l-l..-ik'il .-it
' in:" .I'l irirrs. Cr '-.vi; the h"iV wwii
! l'-:io! nli ri ami sit i.
HiiiiarhoUl Hints,
Cil-ili'th mav II.- kriif luilii. w!ii;:i
j ;i!nut worn out il'. a ft or wahiiiLr it,
you t alio a r.aiitu'l doth ami ilio a cor
nor of it ia Korosoiii-, an. I ruh tno i'il
olotli '.villi i Oi' ooiirs ". a very littio
oil :.mos a lift at wav, an I rare must n-
taki'ii ir t t i uo ! o
An cvii. in .-av
wih to Know h"'.v
lu-t r, in sui-h a a i.
!.'o! lal".. An o
ilu.-4-r shoaM ahvav
tt -h.
olio in. iv
!i a liiii il
will ll"t
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to
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iuKowanii wator. If thoro arc any
-na-o soon u-o a littio hr.-.l s .an, . r
I'i ttiT still, r-'iimve thoui w .la h. a in ".
Ilia-o t!ior.);i;;'h!y in wator in whioli a
thifil of a i iiji of -siilt has l'o, !i i:is
snivel; tlio I;it water lini.-t !-. Mil"
aii'l a s'nall haii'lfiil of siaroli juit ia.
A i-onti ;ts tlio iluster is ilry iae it
il'.wn. so thai the win l will not hi ..v
the -t.r.'i h out. If laiiinil with warm
wa' r il will soon )v rea'lv to iron.
What to Eat.
a general prineiple it may be
As
ti l d
stat
u u tl-.at I::, at. ti-!i
i f '.ieeay eailll'it b
siii'-e sMiipt'ilns
r poiiiii'v in
eaten Hit'i
of irnta it
!.ao
;!! ho I
a hard a
We r. ii.-!
" f reij'ii-ntlj ariseii
Hut a little .-on -i'h r
t In- im;i .-il-iiity of
'! fa -I li:e- u;'ii tiiis
Vi lli.-"!1 v I , i i 1 1 !l.H
I.Tgone tl.'i-K. v.!
: b' f or mutt' a in
i. A '.-ain. p.'iii'r-
i-t !" fresh. Vet Wi-
i. n.' w
to bi
w a -ii is far a 1-
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v hi- a ;i
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dae ia ia. lay i a
of the king
I I. as lllld. I'u' 'ie
!" ay is doii'.. .-s
th" o. iuj'li t, i; -.-s
s; but this il -i s
tlio gi-in ral l ul'i
of d.-i ay i-i i.u
..ild I-- aveided.
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0 aiaiii-t
1 aay st, i
aal -1
lie!"
ii 'ii- s; 'i.'toiiis aii-iug
tr :u t!i
i i i a-ia-.-l meat
aia.iilv to l.avt- 1.
Till!
a i:,l-
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. it-, t.i i.to.l l i f-ro
lA.ii.iiiialio.i ot t I.t
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at il
I olup
"ii ha air' ;i iy
- i.e d u i'liin the can. Nai.e
throiigli eaulos soldeiiiig tin
t.lll'
preserved ill tii h-S beoolne coiit.liiunat
eluith had, and poisoning by this
siih-tanee is the result.
A Forgot ten Duel.
The tearing dow n of an autiqiiat--d
!e a-, at f. Auifii-tine, Flu., brought
to light a ru-ty sword. To it i
.ii t i' ii' d a -ton. Eiglity yc;irs ago. at
a g'and fall given by the spani-h g u
tleiiian who hved in the house, two
'"lli'-er e.tliio to h.gli words over tic
attention paid I'V thein to a heautiiu!
lady pre-cnt. Tiny ripaired to thy
-tii et iind fought . I dip 1 with swofils.
I 'lie mail fell dead. The other threw
away his weapon and tied. A little
child who had been il witness of the
encounter, picked up the sword and
carried it into the tuuise. It was hid
den that at lead one evidence of the
bloody ih ed might he concealed. Long
after the story of the crime had been
forgotten, the linding of the blood
Mam. d blade calls it anew to mind.
A ( lean Steal.
London is unquestionably the gre;vf
eM theater in the world for the perpe
tration of acts of eccentric criminality,
and among theju there has probably
never been a queerer case than has
recently been developed by the recent
apprehension of an offender for the
heretofore unheard-of crime of steal
ing baths. The individual in question
would lay plans in regular burglar
style for breaking into houses, ahvayn
selecting the mansion where lie kner
the surround! s to be luxurioi s.
Having succeeded in effecting an en
trance, he would prm cod to the bath
room, where he would indulge in tho
luxury of a thorough cleansing, and,
although he never carried away any
viiluabl, s.ho may be said to have gen-
orally succeeded in making a clean
&tel
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REHOIOUS TOPICS.
AVe cannot comtcmpliitu without
alarm cither alternative of an un
trained ministry on the one hand, or
on (he other a disastrous check in the
growth of American Christianity
Ami yet one or the other is inevitable
unless there is speedily a mighty re
ligious awakening in our colleges,
w hich .shall le.id thousajiils of educat
ed young men into the Christian inin
itry. The time has come for college
ofliccrs and pastors and the press to
take the alarm and sound it, until it is
heard in every Christian home and
felt in every Christian heart. Parents
must c.iji.-iMito their sons to tlie min -
istry and tivn them for it. Hut the
deliia:id- !,i. 'l iiro plOssillg UPOII US
m l!c
college
loar fi'iuiv we mut look to the
t ) meet. - I IJov. ,1oiah strong.
ll !i the I.lvlim
An honored father in the ministry
said on his dying bed. "Let no words
of eulogy b" spoken over my poor re
mains." Weil and wisi !y said. The
time to -piil; the appreciative word,
t" and "f the pa.-tor. is while his hu
man le-art --bears its unspoken pain
and heave.-, its seini igh." Hut, too
ofl.'ll. Hot llllt.l (ioil glVes "sW ect 10-
l"a-e from i .ii la" ib the ' pews-' ap-
ri i'ia'i' the remarkable talents, the
devout piity, t!ie xigiiaii! watching
for souls whieh marked the ministry
of Hie departed one now t thetu an
"a'lg"! in ili-'.-ii'-'." The toiler has
r.-:i'-hed the s'liiiiug si,, i-e. All tears
arc wiped iiiiiiv. s... ye tardy ones -
witiiliohl ,.iir 1 u of word.-, though
they may be the ri li.-st that human
heart . an dictate, or human lips can
frame.
Ink i Vnilt- I. Iff 4'lran.
A uniform and sin-are cn-i oratii n
o'ight t" be the iir-t aim of every
ihur.ii xx I,- n tin re are signs of a pos
sible, or a-tu.il. revival. l.i t tl-e
chiin h iiieu.licrs bi me idkd w iih
tin-Holy spirit's i!il!u--nce and 'ow i r.
and tle-re will be no trouble iiboilt
co'; i rs', -ns. Tin :e may Ie m re or
ie.--t!iaii ia ...iin of he- y.-.ii-. but -ome.
if :,. t ui.'i.v. th re i . i ' .ui.'.y will I e.
Win 'i t!ie w. lid - i - f,.. ii;- :phs of
-Ii -lis lout. d l.g 11 e. i.iriie.-t. it
aaii' t n--i-' ti.e sig!,'. To th-s end it
pl-t I.e f. !'lenbel-.'. tll.H f -TV
c.-.ii-ti aa 'le.ds to i:-a'e his own lib'
spaitiiaiiy clean at.d - wee and v.h"l"-
soiae through ami ti;
-.11 Oil the p..t of a
may l.n.di-r the w a..h
ccivmg Cod's bi.-Mli:.
A single
Chii.-ti.iii
i iiom I-.-,
laiiiiic to
TI
e.'lile lili'.V
oaiv oil-' 1 1 1 i
:ie la'iii. or to repa r
y, or t ful-id only one
iy may hinder the pcr-fr.'i.-i
t!." fullness ..f
w ii, dd otle-rw i-' ha V e
..ia. bui a'.-o ii, ay pic-'aii.-.
!i ii'oin reap.ng its
i - iav and ri-Kceiiu-il
true revivid every
s t i puig. his heart of
l.-a-t thing h:c!i is
-ight ol ; and into
be, a
r.c.'.d I
tie- Ullo'.e
I .
Chr.-tiaa -'.i'.i
the la-t .ill
grievous in th'
that heart thus emptied tho Holy
spir.l i-iitcrs, liw-cll.ng tin-re and vv oi iv
mg from that centre thenceforth ;cs
never before.
I Inirly Hint.
llev. Dr. 1'. 1'.. Hale, addressing a :
large as-einb!y in the I lost.. n tin litre
i-u a r "-eat Sunday : "There are peo- ,
pie vi ho say tiici'"' are no s.i'-h thing as
a i'i ign ol (mil ; that we are ail like a ,
held "f ca.tle on the Texaa .rai
lies. or like a ll "' k "f sheep mi ;t ;,m
or.i.l ranch. Now. t.. d i our work
pr.jii'.y ia this La-iics, mu-t '
tir.-l of ail k - p -,,, 1 .... I v piire.tn't yield
ing it to C ; ry appetite or exciting it
vviih stiui'iiaat-. Tii.' mark-man iit .
t 'reed in. .or, er evn tie- man w ho plays
t'lli-e-cilid iiiohte, knows the ali:- of
stealy nerves, a clear brain, and a
quick i -ye. steady f r use when the
crdicd in. i .icnt arrives, liveryman
and woman in l!o-ton knows, without
looking up text-!io..k i.r ethics, or
going into Court street to consult a'
lawyer, what is right and when he cr '
she is doing wrong. Cherish an inti
macy with i'",, and take the rule
which hri-t give, Tolhov me!'
Follow him, and do it not as a i lock or
a Ioi l. i olr.e. but do it ii- an immortal
being." At the cll l of the-enuoU Jir.
llah' ad. lles-cil ;i few plain Word- to ;
his audii'lli II the snl.ject nt these
meetings. lb' said; "IH"king around
1 see that there are many lu re t. might .
who tire iM regular church-goers.
Von don't want togointo the churches
to hear us preach, but we want to
speak to you. and that is the reason we
have e. line here. We propose to come i
iit least half way. We will come to i
this theatre, and ou will conic. I j
know perfectly well I can see that I !
am speaking to persons w ho. hav ing :
been baptized and brought up in early '
years in a certain communion, hav c '
culne, through the tendencies of the
Iiiliteeiith century and of a free land. 1
to distrust the church machinery, to
believe it all a humbug, all a manu
factured thing mi the part of the
priests who want t make their living
out of it. and so have cut loose from
the whole thing. I have a v cry gre;i
respect for the position of those per
sons, and I do not wonder that they
are where they are. It is to su. h per
sons I say that I am not her.' in a
priest, or that we have any prit- nsions
to a divin i calling anv inure than anv
ether man or woman. If we have
Cod's truth t say we are God's anoint-
til ; if we have not God's truth to sav
we are no priests of his. I speak to
such persons with confidence. 1 ask
them to listen to what the free church
of America, has to say to them; to
what the Unitarian church has to say
of life and its duties, of death, of
sorrow and of joy, and of our practi
cal religion in this world. "We are
sure ol your candor, and we ask you
to give us your attention. "
l.'uoiillnj Garlli bl's Ili-malns.
It having been a -sorted by certain
newspapers outside i f Cleveland that
the soldiers on duty at Lake View
cemetery guarding the sacred remains
of the late President were in the habit
j of opening the oa-ket every day,
j your correspondent yesterday called
! (n Lieut. 5iiil.:ii,k h,i ii :.r uresent.
in charge, to Ascertain if the asser
tions were correct or false.
It lias been stated by newspaper-)
in Cincinnati and Chicago that the
' ea-ket is opened every day by tn)
guard, who looks at his remains before
making his report." said the reporter.
' "Yes, I have also seen statements to
that effect," siiid tho lieutenant, "but
there is no truth whatever in it. Here
is iin order from tin' secretary of war,
, which says, 'I'litil otherwise ordered
: by competent authority, no one save
' Mrs. Garfield wi!) be permitted to view
i the remains.' That order is rigidly
enforced, and no one but Mrs. (lar
liel.l is permitted to go inside the
: vault. The oilioer in charge is requir
ed to make a report ev cry mouth of
all property in his charge, ami he very
naturally desires to know that in men
tioning the remains of the president
in that report there is no possibility
whalcvtr of there being a mistake,
and. feeling so, sometimes looks to sat
1 isfy himself, but aside from that, as I
have said, no one is permitted to enter
: the vault."
"lias anything Wen said about dis
continuing the guard ." w as asked.
"No, I think not. The guard will
probably be kept on duty until the
monument is built. At least. I sup
pose that is the calculation. The offi
cers would ho gla 1 enough if it wore
discontinued, for it is not (ho must
agro a! Ie duly I have performed. The
men are on tb.'y every second day, and
t!io iioti-coinaiis-ionel uilici-rs every
otlu-r day. but the officer in charge
must remain here night and day for
a ni"iith. w !i' ii ho is relieved. This
is my third month on duty hero. The
nun arc let i h a-ed at any suited time.
Some of tie in have been on duty for a
year. I don't think the guard is nec- ,
i-ssiiry now . a- t wo or three policemen :
could do tii" duly by having two on'
nights and one on .lays."'
'liiy.'ii hav.- many visitors V"
'( ih. yes ; we have a good manv,
.
notwithstanding the cold wratlur," re
plied the lieutenant. "People ironi all
parts i f the country come here. East
week parties from New Hampshire and
others from Nebraska came to look at ;
the casket. Visitors now nro mostly ;
people front other places, who stop
over in this city h r the purposo of 1
isil ing the tomb. A good many from '
the city also drive out now while
sh ighiag is good. I think there was
a great mistake made," continued tho ,
lieutenant, "in not having a ontribu- .
tion box placed near tho vault for the i
purpose of receiving subscriptions to
the monument fund. Persons who 1
wannot afford to give more than twenty-live
or lifty cents, and would not
put their names i n a list for that
amount, would gladly place it in tho ,
box. There are Very lew people who
coiue out here who would not give
something, and it all would amount to
a surprisingly largo amount." "'.'
Eouis (ilobe-Demoi rat. :
Kcfognizin
Merit.
A touching little anecdote of the ,
late Due de Malakolf is just now j
going the rounds ol the French papers. :
As Marshal l'clissicr he had tho repu- i
tat ion of being both stern and violent
when his temper w :is roused; but tin-:
deriieath this exterior he. had a warm
heart, and was swift to recognize rc;d
merit. One day, when at Toul for a ;
review, he saw a poor funeral passing ;
by. (n the collin was the uniform of
a sergeant-major of ehasseiirs-a-piod;
an aged man walked wearily behind it, j
and a very small handful of friends
followed him. The marshal sent one'
of his general- to inquire particulars, j
and learned that tho soldier being
borne to his long hume had been
severely wound, d at Magenta, and, i
though sutlioii idly recovered to return ,
to h.s home lor rest and change of air,
he died of debility. His eldest brother ,
had been killed in tho Crimea, and,
their old father was a retired lieuten- '
ant, who starved rather than lived on a
pension of iil.ont four hundred francs
per annum. A month afterwards the
marshal return, d to Toul, and invited
tin old lieutenant to conic and break-;
fast w ith him at the hotel at eleven1
"V1"' k-
Covers were laid for two; the
marshal sat down briskly, and his
guest follow i d his example. Hut no
sooner did the old man unfold his servi-!
ctte than be uttered a cry, for under-!
neath it w as the cross of the legion of
hoiior.with it- red ribbon and tvvo large !
official envelopes. The veteran1
sighed, his hand trembled, he could '
neither rise iht speak, but gaed at his
host, who took the decoration, fastened i
it to his button hole, threw the envel
opes on the table, and said, "This is
your brevet as legionnaire, and that
is a pension .1 ,,nu thousand francs a
year. Now l,.t us attack tho omelette,
for I am in a great hurry."
STARTLING STATISTICS.
TlirKhmlnw Hanging 0w Nrw nrk llT
anal His tluiiio luuulrj. A Tribuu
Oliiuloa.
1 l'n uauou hfi I eeu horrified at the barn
in.: of n Milwaukee Loi.-I, whereby over ot'v
fcuiy lives were lost. Thin event cirnej ter
ror because it wo ud. e i mid oi'palluu,'; but
haj the fame disuntroui results to lite mid
limb rome silently they woul.l bnve bi-en ua
nuliced, not ouly by tbo peoi le ot tho land
butnl.-o by tho very community in which
tliey occurred. Fatal eveiitu of a fur worse
nature have liken place in this very city, bi t
they have atinicti'Juo attention, nor would
tin y u ilul nut t n U.nouu ul Hal ttau.v
tics bnuj; ihom to our notice. 'Figures do
nut :1m.'1 ulit.lfpri.kii m.ivtiA nm-Artjii il. ami
not lie," wluitrvvrelt-e may be nm-erUiiu, aud
li.orei'ir. ..: tin-1( ullmui Uus city is a Burn
ing comeu at on lis life. During the jinst
year tlio I'li'Tuiuiis itirn iii1 of certain mala
dies is sin piy api' illing. While tho total num
ber ot do i.as Ims liiuulii.-l 0 i, I lid the ilealll
rate on inu- t it -e:iso lias iii creas -J. t-till it ii
fur iiiaU'r nt one or two more fe:imis di?or-di-is
ihnn vi. s evi r known before. More peo
ple ih-il in mo ii y of Nnvv Yo.k iu l-sa
fioin l'rirflit'e disi'-ee of the kidneys, than
from d'phthoria, Mu..llpoi and typhoid fever
nil eon. billed ! This siivrivly seems possible,
but it is true, mid vv lieu it i remembered that
lo-silmn one-thud the nolral deaths from
llriejifti disease uio n ail reported os audi,
il,o ruva-M uf the muluiiy can bo i nitially
laid, rsiood.
'I ho luiinodiale query wlili h rvery reilor
will make upou A.ioli A rove alma of la. m,
is: VYIint cniioi th s lm-ioasc. 'J Ins is a i ! ; f -limit
ipie-lion to hcsvu-i-. 1 tic incur.' of tae
chm.iie, the habits of life, ilu iiihilieralmu
of loidsiuiil liiiiiois. nil u.iu j ib.e by con
ti.li.ilc; bit u.i immediate i-n.ise can bo cer
tainly n'iigned. Often befe.rj the victim
knows it t 10 (ii.-ea-e has t o gun. Its np
piu.ieli. ii are ro sl.-a'iliy mi l iih ftymptoin
pi obsi'ine that tl.cy enuno: lie delit in ly
f "re-eon, anJ mo ciiy kn iwa by tie-. r ef
foels. Any kidiwy liisnrder, l.o.n. ver sIilo,
is the fir-l K'ne of Uiiht'e diBense. lint il
is seldom that kidney disorders can bo de
tected. They do ii'jt I aveany certain symp
toms. MysWrio.is vo:iru:cs-; nil unusi id
i.ppctitf; periednnl hi u !:i.'hi -i ncnsioiinl
mi n-o.i; lan-ei tain liiiinsi less of vitfur: la, k
i f nerve power; ine:; ilarity of tlio he.irli
disordered d lily li.il i.s; iiiiiorfi ct diesii.iu
nil tl.o-e an J inaoy otli.r Fyaiptonis ato
the itidiiMt ions u. kidney di.-ur.ler, vea
tlioiih tin re may bo no pain i.l the i. i.n
of the kidneys or ia ill it ort on of 'the body.
'1 lie s rious ii.T'ii e of ihese t:0'ibs may b.i
mi.ler-t id f i-.iiii llio fuo: that lhii.'lit'. dis
ease !s as iu. I.iiii to f.il.ovv diseased kid..c..s
as deeo ainosili m f iliuvvs d ath.
Il is lii.-li time the Doctors in tii s 1 unl
who h ive be. n tin ililo to in'i ro! kidi ey
lionb'i s, -h "aid be n ou-e.l niivl cinij elle.I
to Iind S'line reine Iy, or ncknowledgj omi
iihia Iy found. The siuToiiii Qlilie needs
l.ll' ill ciiinot await the tardy nc ion of
nny hii.r -splittina e ideof ino ii rei t y formu
lated thenncs. It tho luidienl world hat. no
certain reiiudy fortius terrible d.i-e i.-c let
thi-ni nekiiouled-e itati.lsiek for one n:.-i Ie
tic p ile nf their profeion. Tor ll.e diseov
i ry of tins ivnieily mid for its npphe.it ion t.)
lias deeise, the people of this ciiy, the pe i
pte nf the whole land, not unly tlio-e w in nrj
.-uirerina. but thoso who havo friends in dan
fc'er, ore e.inie.sily and lon-'injiy looking.
The nbovo quotation from the New York
Trihune is causieR con-ideralilu commotion,
ns it seems to lilt the cover from n BtibjoiH
that has l ie 'ino of national importance.
Tl.o nlarmiiii; incie.iso of kidney dise.i-cs;
their insidiom beginning' aud fii,'htfii
ciulinij, mid the aekii lwle.lueJ inability of
physicians to successfully cope with thorn,
niny well awaken tho greatest dreid of every
one who hns the sliehtest symptoms.
It is fortunate, howivjr, that the
nire-t rMief is often found where,
possibly, least expected, iind that (herd is n
specific for the ovils above desciibcd we havo
come to fully be'.ieve. Within tho post two
years we have frequently fcon stateiiicntg of
parties clnimini; to havo been cured of seri
ous kidney tnnililes even idler hopo had been
nl atidoiieil; bnt in ouiiiiinii with most peo
ple we have discredited them. Quite recently,
however, a number of prominent and well
known nu n have como out voluntarily and
stated over their signatures that they woro
completely cured by the use of Warner's Safo
Kidney and lavrr Cure. Most people have
t een nwaro that this medicine hr s an unusual
ftaud.u' and one entitling it to be chisoed
unlive I'lui'i luuu urueii : ciiuiuii i uui nun
it had aecouiplished so much iu checking
the rnvngi-s of kidney diseaso is not so kci -
erallv known. It ft ert-at wortti ban been
above proprietary articles cnorally; bin teat
erally known. Its t'reat worth has been
shown not only by tho cures it has effected,
but also because n numlier nf b.ie imitations
have appeared in tho market, fraudulently
claiming tho valuable, qualities of tho orig
inal Safe Cure. If it were not vnluablo it
would not bo imitated.
The above may seem like an ultra indorse
ment of a popular remedy, hut it ia not ono
whit stronger than the farts admit. What
ever asfdMs the world toward health and con
sequent happiness, shculd reccivo the hearty
Indorsement of the press and all friends of
humanity. It is on precisely this principle
that the foregoing statement is made, and it
morits the careful consideration of every
thinking roadur.
Purinu Jones' trip abroad he saw an rpe
iu a l'aris niiiciiii iO ve ir- old. Last week
he mndeathdavit that he had discovered tho
tiiaio to it iit his boarding house dinner
table.
Ir. l'ierci.-'s "linhlen Medical Discovery"
has heroine mi thoroughly established in
public favor that were it not for the forgrt
fulness of people it would not he necessary
to call nttciiti'iii to ils power to cure con
sumption, vi I I. ii is scrofula of the lungs, aud
othiT tiloml diseases, as eruptions, blotcnes,
pimples, ulcers, ami "liver complaint."
The meanest slight a girl can put npon an
admirer is to use a poslal card in refusing an
olfer of marriage. It proves that she doe.m't
actually rare two cents fur him.
HOW WOMAN MM I.II VOTK.
Were women allowed to vote, every one in
the land who has used 1 r. I'ieree's "Favorite
Prescription" would vote it to be an unfail
ing remedy for the diseases peculiar to her
sex. Hy druggist.
"There is a coolness between us; good
bye," said the full onder the ice to the fish,
erman on top, who was trying to break
tl rough and catch him.
. WHAT PIIYNIU.tMst SAY.
S AX LEAS DUO, Cal.
Da. It. V. 1'iEnrr, Buffalo, N. V.: Avir
Sir: I have employed your "Pleasant Pur
gative I'ellots" iu tuy practice for the last
four years, I now use no other idteriitivo or
cathartic, medicines in all chronic derange
ments of the stomach, liver, and bowels. I
know of nothing that equals them.
.1. A. Mll.l.ni, M. D
A professor was lecturing on "After Man
What?" A listener remarked that it was
generally the sheriff, or some woman.
ON THIRTY IIAVM'THIAI,.
Tint VoiTvtc Uki.tCo., Marshall, Mich. .will
send Or. Dye's Celebrated Klectro-Voitaic
Belts aud K.tfctric Appliances on trial for DU
days to men, young or old, who are atthc'od
with nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration of health and manly vigor. Ad
dress us above. N. 11. No risk is incurred,
us thirty days' trial is allowed.
Nklnny mTu.
Wells' Health Henewer restores health,
vigor, cure Dyspepsia, Impotence, Bexual
iK-bility. Jl.
PkEvrNT crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing I.yon'a Patent lieel htiffeuers.
Far Tklrk Head.
Heavy stomachs, billions conditions
Wella' May Apple Pills nntibilious, cathar
tic. 10 26c.
No polwnons drntfs enter into the com posi
tion of Cnrboline, a cleoilorized rxtrnct of
I'ltrolemn, the niitund hmr ri.tonr and
droHiii hh now itniTuvtid and pcrfuciod. It
in the I'lrffCtioti of the clirmint's art.
Uoo'l III la Ike llomar.
''Rongh on Hata." Cloara out rata, mice,
roaohea, brdbtiKn, flies, ant", molea, chip
luunks, gopheni, luo.
Ottoman rep is the rival of satin, but
has l.y no means displaced it.
The Nashville American savs the
South needs 20,000 cooks.
It is estimated that the combined
income of the 516 English peers who
constitute the English houso of lords
foot up to $53,000,000.
The hay crop of 1882 was estimated
at $372,UOO,000.
A Fireman's Fortune.
The Sun Frum i.iro (Cul.) ChroniNe,
in an article on the Tire Department
of ban Francisco, gives the following
I from Asst. Chief Engineer Matthew
I II i... ..f l....nl ....i i. & ...
mailt: A unvu oeeii buuji-ci. vo au Mg-
graviiting pain in my chest for over
i four yi'iirs. I resorted to various modes
I of treatment to obtain relief. 1 havo
had my chest terribly blistered. No
physician could tell what was the
matter with me. Two weeks ngo I
commenced using St. Jacobs Oil. It
lias cured me."
Female society in the Arkansas penl
tiiiry is very limited. Out of 5S3 con
victs, only eighteen are women.
You wonhl use St. Patrick's Salvo if you
knew the good it would do you.
Till: ( Il.tM llS A It K
Tht 70a fal willing t.i p ijr liAnifoirae mm of rannry
. I r ml .1 ..iim"ti. Iin. .il .. .'..ugh, A. T. Slirin,-,
1.1." W. Kayi-fl' Mrl, Haili.it. . ie, M,t .wniiw.i.rvfe-uisl
Ir .in (!..mh l tih'iiK wo n I.. f N.-w I ..):
"it 11. On l.tl r,.iii"ly fur th" liir.Mil Ami lungs n1
l"ii..:al ,M .lilj ." N.'.v l.tli. m,1i (or WJ iculo. It la
j.nir tn-at 1 liau.ii fur lieallb.
Sntl.riirlory Fviilrnee.
J. W. Oraliiin, Wti.ilMala Oruifii.1, of Aualln, Tel.,
w.ifca: ' 1 bar bpn haadllim Dr. VTm. llaU'a Balaani
for tho Luiki for the Daat rur, aail hav found II ono
of the tnnet ft.1al.le meilrlnM 1 h.re ever had in mi
h.rttee InrC-iuyha, Oolde uii ereo Consumption, tlware
jta-laa enlir e iliafaotion, rieaaoeenil me on arou bj
Hat 'irday's eteamrr."
Ir. tirci n's Oxvgrnnlnl Itinera
i' ttin ,-M.i-l ant l,i. ri'ini. Ir f..r f)jrbpo.ia, Biliona
. Milan. l:i I'u ...ti.in. all ilia r lure ot the Stun.
ach, aoJ all diMaaos in.lio.tln an impure oonditiooof
II - lll uvl, Kl.lnrjis, and l.:rrr.
tl irno'at'iitarth Snuff euro Catarrh and all affrctlona
of the mucous mtinlirane.
Tlio r-.n.ru. rnro.it ...n Iin g ..hi. l.y nia.l or oipresa I
Mi-n, hrl.m i.r fr. m i.o, or mental oiroeeoa, will
Slid Hint Alli-n'a ttr.itn 1 -m..I n-sl..ri'S forui.T nalily
n.id i m "i. ,li. i Ma .ml at Alli-b'a l'liariuaiy,
Jli ItM Av. X. V. It iioTrrf illa.
It is easier fur a camel to pas through the
i'jc of a tui'dlii than for a rich man to he
lniittt fur murder.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Itcliovra ami rtirrt
miri'MATisJi,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
it ti lt i lit:,
HEADACHE. TOOTH "HE,
SORE THROAT.
tsl'INsy.MWKI.I.INilS),
st'ti wsii.
Soreness. Cult, Brullel,
l l!'i-Hll I L. .
Ill II NS. M'AI.DH,
And iill...l.. rl...,llly achea
lunl laiiim.
rh'TT CENTS A BOTTLE.
(i:i:;niiuaiuiiiii!iti
The Ci.'rlet . Voqi-ler Cj.
,. i iii. i.i i k a in i
ll.liia.rr, J , I. a. A.
.gflTEflTCsiU rn.-.ir.tlna vital .la-
II tl tl. r M nurli
lliliorc. -N'l-uily
iIopi It Impart
etrvngth totliewMk,
lit it filticiTr.itan
trrt'k'tilnr fl'il tlt
iilt.i PtMnn'h,(lliktN
II... ! .w.l nl nt
tr "H'r nilt-rvnlfi, fit
itif ti t Ui wli -nf
fur frim rln'Mntntir
( JI
;
1 if)
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llVlllll'S,
il an
rMj Iftn A Letullns London Fhya
MB Ii'Iho ematilinhi-a au
1 1 Ua" UlUi'oia NewVurli
A lor Iho Cure of
B EPILEPTIC FITS.
I.r. Ai. -n 1.) nstn .f I "U.I "iii. vlinti.akr. a o-
l..ll i.f Fi..lnv. I ae i:h...:t d.'.il't t I.-.1 n.d mid
ni .i.ic.rr. Hum .n.y. i'i. r livinc r'""'' '" liiam"- e
liaa.lmi.lv lio.iinl..iil.lili"ir-. liu li. nr.l of mn'r
o.or w ii'B." alaiiilli.il HI.-.S-. .fnlif cm.. I I.r l.ll.i. Il l
ha. i.i.'.ll.lir.l a .'.k on Ilila dl..ao. vulrli 1. . 'i
liliilUru-e l...lil.i.riil.on.l..tiilriiri" I I" "''
f rrr tt.i mar ..'iidtt.air ..niaii.l I' U.Sdaiva -e
aailS"a"r t.no wl.lin.tf am ,. l a.l.lr.'.a
IT. all. MLabliULU hu, , Jul.o at.. Hew Toik.
Trazer
axle grease.
Orel la Ike world Uri the cvnalae. Ereri
aarknee hna aar milimurk aad la
aiiirhi-rl fniir r' Mil tl 1.1 lll WIltllK,
COLEMAN
C0LLECE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
30 minntiB cf N.-vf Ymk. rimiiinriK f r all wnrlliy
S'.liiaua l.il-a, lil.ip.ilp 14 . W rite f'Tcin.14
Ura. li'UM.tS k I.U.Ms I'ri.iiripliira.
PORTABLB
SODA
roil NT A I NS
Bend for Catftlagut,
Chapman & Co.
MADISON, IND.
OINIY jl20
tor PltllndolpHft Nlnrr
u! thii itylf. tquki liiftny 8iasr
In lb timrki't. K'mmhfr, k
it tb- tjt.imiHfi be for vm
J" H. Tim im th win
tjlt other rMuiniM ruil (or
ir tttrA jrr. bnd for lUu- I
trtltnl CinuUr and Twntimun-
.MP, All nv n oM warrant I
noon a ro., 17
TMthSt.. rblUdrlplilft. Pa.
IMITATION STAINED GLASS.
Indascnbablr limititiful. Faaily apphftd to window
glaaa. 1, iuj rwferr-iifwM., rimilt U , ittc. laatam.Hi.
A.KNT III UAI.h thpp JbtiMMlir t; h'ar
Itm in iU dt'DUiu intioiw i mimlr) liutnlura Indiinwil by
twt.tMt Kovrniuciit ortu ial aixl riliMiM K r rh in-ia
Iu coin mu .ej butm ripu.n 6to. aubacntmn
ON1.T $Ae 9 ti. tiurit-r of liiwpat woni, tmch rtitum
vt H"aM IA M .UlTlf, FtuisvlH'(. 1
AMK VOl It IHIK-OIHT FOU
Talbot's Carbollzed Salve.
A Mrtin cure fnr Itcb, TiHtr. Iilna. ttinvwnrniii, all
ernpliuns uf Hie Skin, and all t'uta ur H..rvs i,u Maa or
Bvaat. F..r aale t all Unisi.l.. prl.e J6 cel. la.
CA.NBV. GILPIN CO., Wboleaale A(eata,
Baltimore, lid.
CONSUMPTION.
I bar pfm.e riut1r for ia ftbuv 4 !; b lift
9 thonaanda of casea of h wont klad m4 f (ong
tuidlng liav txipn vurfd ludMd aatrong la ur fkltt
IUtm. r, ti... a will Mntt TWO BOITI.U FlttK, iw
"Uiar wiil VAl.t'iHI.B TK4TlHo ilsta (liaaat, M
PI ttOtwer Olv Kiun m td O a4iirf.
!.. EiaUCL Ji, IU JW1 llw Tork.
IlifltS WNtll AI. tilt Mill. baJ
rj.i.'irf.iMrtjrsTiapa
w
ANTED.,
9 h.Miaa in I'u.laili I
niila. KM. t-nte ar
OKAY BILL ( P., S,ttOnri'l M. Phuadfl,li
I Tr .Dii.l'. r.jn" l
C Q a wik id roar own umn. Tcrsai
roar own Umn. Term, an.t joutnt urn.
0 AddneeU. listLSl J Co., fimUiid, Main,
tea
uyiitiMrAiujii
llllil;!f''M,,'iiiiii
ii!l lillll l!lll:.li, liil
" IIIIUI UUIUIIW" IJffl l""illl I K,
il !!!!!lii,,r!!i;ii''ii;l!!':;i:!!!
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J3.
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0$WPATH12 WlTrTs THE HOPE Oy
LYDIA E. PtNKHAM'S
VEG57ALLI COUPOUND.
A Sure Cnre Tor all FK.1IALE WiiAlI.
M:ssi;s, locludliiaT I.cr.corrLiro, Ir-
rcvulnr r.ml I'uii.ful illeotstruutlnrj,
lr'. .miiiailon aad t'lccrntlon of
lUu Womb, I-'loodln,;, I'ltO.
I. APIS IS ITLMI, Ac.
tirrira-nt to t:.e tx--to. efH.-acloiia and Immediate
In lti-rTi..t It b a rrcAt help In prrFnanry, end ro
LvTc. rin iluiiti); labor and at nculur inl, ill.
timw .nsishit iD ruEst nine it rr.ri LT.
ITTut .tiTVEia-swrrs of thtgcnfratlvo orcene
of citbi-r in. It Litrci.iltono rimiilyilut ba rvrr
Soen fcf tre ttie iiubllci and for all dlwaara of the
Kunn It Is the Graitui Urmnl j in las II ur.o.
UUII)M:V rO.HFI.AlNTS of Either Kei
1 iud .rc:it llclli flu II l ec.
I.TillA F. PI.NKIIAM H IILOOD I I KITIEH
WI 1 t rail .nl" , w .y v:.t.s- f'f ll'.l...'; . It.'ni the
III I. nl ll.e wuiie I'nii will gict- no an, I .t, i ih to
tlicfuin, AuiATTt-U 'iiiiti rcaiil:;,uitlioC. uiuimd.
HTB .thCicComnonndond Cl.-ed rai Xli-r are pre.
pared ai STJ and ST.i v, u-rn Arrnur, lynn, staaa.
Price of olilh-r, tl. S.s li MtloF frr Tl." Ccmpotin I
la arnt by mall In t!io form of i .ll. i r of lorriigor , on
ecelpt of prior, tl r" I"'1 for rlthrr. Iin. riokbaia
ficrly ainw. ra all 1. it -ie of In i:lrr. Knii.-fte 1 cvBI
lamp. Send for poiu,l.l.t. Mention thit iinr.
Uri.Tnii ft. rts-rmi'" 1 tvra Pit i i".r Cnrt'pa
ttuii. liJ,oJi.iia and iurpluiir of u.-j Liv. r. Ut miuu.
j-Mold by nil Ilrurglrta.t3 (!1
HAS DEEM PROVED
Tho SUREST CURE for
KIDNEY DISEASES.
To-i a lAmo Ikh-'l or n i'ijon!rrr1 nrii'.o 1--.J1.
rala Ci.it uu arn a .o'.iul TULa VO KOI'
!.:H'T'.ri.t ni KiD:.EV-WOr.T at onoe,
(ilri !ls rooin-jiwid If) a:vl ll wl'.l eperdlly
ovvrww.uo I - --I - -..--." rvi.wrolirlii ucuou.
It U n C.VRECVaStor all
DISEASES of the LIVER.
It lua fiprnfd .a 'i'.n ou this moot important
or,i:i,c ubii:-.;: It t-HirowolT torpids! y and 'u
a'1;j.i, ii'nutLii.rtholioalthy o iUonof th
E:i', a'i-1 Vv 1 ocp.n:; iho bowoU InCrvoooadi
ciWcuuj iu rc.-t.: r dlXHrfjATtc.
Pfl oloflt I? ronroii.TrlrfrCi-cm
17 i d iv.i ii9 r.iaiari, J- -vo U.c t '..i.Lt,
arob'lioMf, tlyfrM-ptit?, or rrntil:m:cl, Kldnoy
W r: w,.Uiv' lyr ii.'vcasd qtiu I.ly o-iro.
1:1 to tpn-.iT, to cUincl tlio Pyuv.u, every
oac o-iould toko a tuiroujrti ooursu ct i
I nHictC Torcoaii'lMi-.ta prculiarto
IsUUICSi vitr-Cst. rue'. o pa.ij and
wei:icssr3, KONTAVOsIT U unaurptjU,
ajlt w..l tv.t rronry fiadnafc-iy.
l;:.VrtV-x. l:iojr.t: i ?-icd, rwt, ;.tlon of urine,
br.:tu-.t.rni y i. r.t a-id d ul daiog
pains, alio-toco's.. y yl.'Ai M c-irMvov
tT at tf; r v fill -e n tho UITWIfitB,
1 1 s'.Tl) Vrr ' 1 t;;ation,
iiie-, cr I...ru:...it ' it ;.i a cr nanonl euro.
SOLD CV D!UCC!3T3. Price
mm
t '"".T e vi".il y.-.m ra l.aio fti: iitfliul trie
lj.i- r.i.-il i f Am. i . Tfllh ..ii r. i.'li-nt aiti
t .ii-. 1 r. .':'.. ill. l" ni r.l. ii.jiil Hint It lin t
t or.ijr i-ri'-sti Uto J.iu-riMiloii.-il
i:- v I'al-.s.
I ri: I I j p.iMimt aiuln.-trai!!t. rNcml ol ro
iuxh Law lmT.. a ia " r I k. :.M. or.il
rl .1- i.
, -l.il iu. ('..-
.-.( i
It Will N-it Colorthn ruttcrr-l'K. It
Will Hot Tnr.i Rincld. It ll tMn
Otioiigest. CriRhtoet nnil
f;hernt Polor Slarte,
t aTliiil, a. tt. Ii- prt-narrd I.l nil. I- aocvmn, .!-!
isl ili.il ill vv .. t.-rl: t.. b...'ollic I UK-..1.
IV8CWARK I fll iBiiiaii-n. a d ot a. I
ull.vr i.l i-.-l-rs f- r t'.i. r aro luble to tMK.or.,r
ran- I I ind r: .l't:. 1 u.L-r.
ITIf y..n i-.-i:i.i. t r-itlie"lmprorid" wr.tj n
l.i tnnw wcroaudli.-ir to gel It without r .ira
mtiv r.tiiunDMiM arn . fniti.ti.a. rt.
THE PUREST AND BEST
Krini-ily Kvrr .iluilo ll Ie Compounded
from 1 1 iip, .Hull. Burba. Murw
ilinlio anil llaadt-llou.
Tlio oliU'-t, biMt, ninst runowtieil anil valu.
able uicilii'ino in tlio world, find iu addition
it cont mis ull the best find most etTe-live
curative pro) erties of all oibor rcmi'die,
being the greatest liver rt'tulalor, blood
purifier, and lifo and La ilth routormi; agont
on earth.
It jives new life mid vigor to the nged find
infirm. To Uergynion, l.-iwj era, litemry men,
ladies, and nil whom ttdpiiUry employments
cause irrCBulnritios of the Blood, Stomach,
Dowels, ot Kidui'js, or who require an appe
tizer, tonio and mild etimulaut, it ia iuvulu
a')lt, being highly curative, tonic and etimu
l.itimr, without being in'oxic iling.
No innttcr what your feelings or symptoms
are, or what, tho disease or ailniout ia, nse
Hop Hitters. Don't wn.it until yon are aick,
but if you only feci bad or miserable use the
hitters lit oni'o. It may save your life. Hun
dred, have boen saved by ao doing, at a
niiKlerate cost. Ask your druggist or phyai
einn. Do not suffer yourself or let your
fnonda sutler, but use aud uri;e them to use
Hop Bitters.
If you have lameness In ths loins, with
frequent pains mid nohes; nutnbni's of the
thigh; scanty, painful unci fie.iii'iil il.s. haru'e
f urine, filled with pus ami whieh will turn
od by stii'iiliiur: a vor.io cms iippetiic and
iiiiiuenehablo thirst; harsh and dry skin;
l-uiiniy tongue, often darkly furred; swollen
md inflamed giims: dropsical swelling of tho
imbsif ciint-iit atiaeksof Iticrough; inability
o void tho urine.- and great fatigue in at
empt.ng it you a e sullt-ring from soma
'omi of hiilm y or Vrin.iry Complaint, sach
is liuinitT'a Disi:hE of tlio kidneys, stone or
inflammation of lliehla Itli-r, grave! and renal
cal uli, diiibi.tf.. stian ,'iiary s rieture and
ie tuition of tho uiiiie. uud Hop Hitters is the
only rcmi-ily that will permanently cure you.
Iteinoii.b -r, Hop Hitlers is no vile, drugged,
drunken nosu um. but the pure.it and best
medicine ever mud, mid no person or family
should be without it.
Hou't risk any of the highly lauded stuff
wiib tostiinnniulsof gnat cures, but askyou'
neighbor, dnigin. pmiot or physicians what
Hop Bitters hasun imin dofor you autostit.
IH MaST IS CHUAPetlT."
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