we
FOB THE FARM AM) HOME.
" "
Ttelroyliiv Tlrkl.
a j.Kty n-iis in t ie urange conntv
rn,mr o ner uiih.t utMrojeu iii-ns
on lainhs and sheep. She says:
He took an old-fashioned tin horn,
which had become useless from the
mouth I'ieeo being broken off, fitted a
wood'-n plug in the large end, bored a
hole in the plug large enough to admit
the nozzle of a bellows, tilled the horn
with tobacco, put in a coal of lire,
and, stopping up with the wooden
plug, insert the bellows and it is ready
for use. Instead of waiting till he
had a (lock of Ihiub.s to be good food
for ticks, he would take the old sheep
in February or March ami, opening
the wool along il.e back, w ould till the
fleece with tobacco iueke, and in a
few minutes the tick-, would be done
for. I never knew it lo take more
Hum two applican 'lis to rid the sheep
entirely of ticks. I have helped him
smoke 1 sheep in a day, and it i-
much better (h in 1 1 1 i i n a bat ! "f
tobacco. The ..aim pr"ic-s will Ml'
lice on cull le.
sktrmnril Milk fur llrua nml I liti-hi-ii.
There i-. ii it!, nig l t'.'r tr la;, ing
hens than milk alter the cp-an has
been taken off. We hale trie 1 it sev
eral .-eaon. w ilh cimijilcte siii i e.
With t!ic milk giiin frc-.li from the
dairy room eu-rv da lie fowl-, will
need no other drink, and it will .-upply
even thing n-piir-d in Hie w ay ,,f ani
mal food. The pullets fid with milk
and corn and a inKturi- of c u'ti meal
and milk t!:roiigii :li wH v, .-.t' !i.-r
have given :: ,il'ii;i.i r.il ,-up ly ot
eggs. Whta' I t.t.1 is a .1 g"ol
article to mix i!iii the milk. !' i
better to give the inii in e a boiling
and to feed it in the warm .--tat . but
this is not nee, - .;in . c h ,iN..
found the milk one of t !i - In t kind
ol diet for young chickens, si-on alter
they conn from th !";. to pr-imote
heir health an I rapid ;rmtli. Indian
ntf al, groiiiiil i o.ii . c an I - iMe.l w i: h
milk, is 11 pertei 1 led It tie hi. As
they grow oUci' -r-.i-.. c.iMu or
onions may be chopped w and added
to the daily rations. A iof ,,.u ihc
milk on dairy farms, u-uaily going t"
the 1 ; tr !ii',g;i, may be divirt-, t 1 the
i'iiekc!i cooj) witii great ab antaire.
Kggs are worth tweiity-five cents a
doen and .clt : v t u ( nty cents a pound .
when peik brings but t-n cents a(
poun I. -.! )' A.; '"o'(( i-,f. ;
Tiniihplnialtiiu; j
In the settiri'.; out of shade and or- j
liainental tries, 11.. well as of fruit I
trees, there is a great loss ia ti"t d.'iriL'
it in a I li'Ti uoli n aniii r. Al! trees
when transplanted sh..iiM have ail
lie libroiis roots remaining that we,
I ussibly can scciin ami. uuli'iir-. s, 1 in
the hole. These sb.uH i" carefully
pland and com red w ith line earth, so .
thattheie maybe no a;r sj'.-iees left,
but all should be thoroughly imbedded
in the soil. To s'-eure this it is a i.'""d .
I'lan, when the ro'ts are all covered ,
to jamr on a lew jiailfuls ol water be- :
fore filling the boh' evn with the sur- i
faie. Uut al'uve all di? a large an 1 i
deep hole, and bo sure that it is well
filled with trood earth below and be
yond the circumference of the tie"
roots, We have bcl"iv 11s now s"iii'
maple trees, some of whieh were ,
pl.ii.ed in holes thus prepared, and
others were nut; altlc'iuili the work
was done sullicienlly well otherwise,
his direction was le t 1.11 aled cut. It
is .surprising to note the dit'feien. e in
Hie growth ot three years betuein
the tree:, thus planted. The small ex- ,
pen st- of the extra preparation is more ,
than repaid in the results. In trans- :
planting trees, vims or shrubs care- :
lessness in the work jievcr pays, and it
is far preferable to do the job to,. :v 11, :
if such a thing w ,re pos-iMc, th ,11 to
rrr even the slightest degree 111 the
other direction. There is seldom any 1
satisfaction gained in watching the )
growth of it po illy transplanted tree, ;
but when transplanted in the best w ay j
it is one o;' the pleasures of country
life to watch th" success whieh always j
follows our best efforts. llouwhriii. j
j
lt-f't'lIH.
' iniut'l ' wilts. The best way ot
canning peaches, pear :. iijirieot-, and
all small fruits-, l'are. 1 ut in half, and
take out tin stone-, wleu Mure are
any; lay the fruit ia a s(,,ue jar; the '
fruit should be in ecry in-t nice ripe
and of the richest flavor; make a syrup
of half a pound of granulate I sag ir
(some persons allow only a quarter of
a pound 1 and one gill and a b df of,
water to cub pound of fruit ; w hen it
boils, skiin well and pour boji ug ov. r i
the fruit in the jar; let it sf.utd until
next day, then put all over the in,, and
boil slow ly for om -(oarter ol .m hour
Put in the ran. an I screw m the
cover.
Mutton ant! (!)
breast of mutton wcir.-iii i,- four
rouuils. take oil' all the loose lat. and !
cut it into pieces al out two nu !ies
vyide and four loiifr: le a' a tablespoon
ful of butter and fry thccntleis ,,
brown, first sit'tiae; 1 ur over them,
take them out of the iru-ase and put
them in a tpiart of bo linn sliM ,i "r
water, with an onion cut line, half a
tabh -spoonful of salt, and half a tea
spoonful of white pepper; alter it
conies t a boil, let it simmer for aa
hour, then add a fjiiart of shelled peas
antl a dessert-spoonful of .s'ltar, ami let
it stew half an hour longer; ten min
utes before serving, thicken with a ta-
blo-sponnful of flour creamed wilh a ;
table-spoonful "f butter.
I . , . , . , ' ,.. . . .
thi'-ktu Jelly frtht sn-k.inwVcw
. . ... , , .. ,'
id!;.' fur ;ui inv.iliil is c.i.sily digested
V(.r, .,,.;,,,;,, .... ..,,. (.i(,.
the chicken lis ti.siial, rinsing it u til , writes a rorresnoiuleiit from Laredo,
l.nt n-t allow ing it to lie in coM water j Tex. Here it is that tin- Missouri l'a
t )so.i; ln .i- tin! liom-.s, ami at j ''ilic. system funis its most extreme
l" iu's ami meat in a kettle wilh enough ; southern end. while from here the
enld wa'er t r ivi r th ehifk'n; heat Meiran National, an I t -lie -built In
slow ly. ami h t it siinui n- i ntly until ternalional roads, take their start and
the meat is in little string, and the sli.Ml southward to the eity of Mexico.
water has boil 'd half away; skim it
j then, in I pres. it through a sieve; salt
i to suit your taste, put on the tire
j again, ami l"t it simmer for ten uiin
' ut then tak from the liiv.and when
j it is peil' eMy cold skill) it; keep it in
I the refrigerator nr suite cold place.
I You can make sandwiches by using
! crackers, or very thin slices of bread.
Add pepper if Hie patient wishes it.
! AKt llC EXI'LOKATIONS
i-ilrtiskfil,rN .lfv Pl'n.lrrl. l.ffl
111 it I'll It'" I fcnrey tf 4ii-tlilailtl nml a
i litt.f fin- IIUIltlllAl ltrill,lllll.
The hapless fate of explorers who!
ha e striven to unravel the masteries
' ot the Polar seas has not h terred
elhefs troin essav ingtheir task. liaioll
Nord"Uskold, encouraged ly his past 1
.success iu navigating antic waters,1
' proposes to start tor the north again. '
This time his mission is not, as before,
to seek an open waterway or l"o lor ,
unknown lands. He is bound to
Greenland, the east coast of which he ,
is to survey from a point oppisi'o the
southern pari "I b eland ,t Cape His- ,
uiarok. the most rtnioto point on tlio
east side of the country. j
Tilt' chief o.'jeet of the expedition Is
to search l"r tra ts of the colonies
whi.-h the people of Iceland established
in ireenl inl in thotcnMi century, and
which flourished exceedingly for a
time, so that there were many village
a capital city, and a bishop.
lint the ibclino of piracy and of the
influence of which the Seandinavi 111
kingdoms bad yielded in the ailairs of
the north of F.urope, which decreased
a- pira.-y became discreditable, result
ed in the gradual neglect, not only of
(ilcclil.ind. whiih ha I been coloni.'ed
from Iceland, but of Iceland itself.
Alter cotiteialllig With the dlllil'llliies
of the situation with the little help
Iceland coiii'l afford, rcinland was
abandoned, ih population returned to
I 1 i.oi I. It is believed that ma.iy
a,ticl"s ino-t vain I'ele to arch-eulogy
and to history may have been left be
hind, such as maniis, ripts of an iciit
sagas, weapons iucri'ici with runic in
scriptions, sWoiMswith rings of victory
in the poiniiiels ... the sig-runr so
famous in the history of the uorth and
many other objects w hich may be hoped
for. It is possible that some additional ,
light may be thrown upon tlm. Iise-i cry
of Vim-land by lijoin and J.tii' tie-
l."!d. since the t xp- -lite-ns t,,r the ,;.,
i ivt-rvof emit iner.t il Ai-icr.ca .-taiti I
I run 1 1 it ct nlan I as a a - ! r ;n Iceland,
and perhaps there may have been ex
peddions of w hich no recr I w iu pre
served in 1 1 'land.
The hardiest explore" -ha e beret -lore
shnm'.i from this endeavor, as it
will be surroiin led by hardships and
dangers that intimida'e the hoi lest.
The possibilities havP been carefully
considered by t!'e- bar.'ii and his stall'
and they are ma'iing preiiaratioiis to
guard au' iinst all coiijeciural emergen -ties
to preserve life an I make the
journey stiei.vssf al. Tae party will be
provisioned tor two years, as it is
th 'iight it will require nearly that
length of time to accomplish the pur
poses of the expedition.
The enterprise is due to the liberality
of Mr. Oscar Ihksoii. a lumber mer
chant and sawmill owner of Gothen
burg. Mr. lii' kson is ol Fnglish ex
traction, but be was bom in the city
where he now resides. His fortune,
independent of a large and very prolit
able business.i est it. cite.! at Htl.'l'HMi, Oihi,
He gives eiiiplox ment to many
thousands. In early life he had 110
opportunities to acquire an education,
but his library is replete with books
that delight students in all the sciences,
and be reads them attentively while
sitting at a window which ocerl oks
his deer park, a tra t of land nearly
four miles square I le is the wealthiest
man iu iotheul-urg, and his mansion
iu town and bis country seat, sire won
ibrs to the peasants. 1 1 i -s. deeds of
charity and philanthropy endear him
tn the peiq le.
President .IoHniir lUiiiiiinre.
A correspondent, wrttinir from Wash-
intrton, reports a long conversation
with Parson Iirownlow's son regard
ing -Andy" .loluison, in which the
narrator recalled a romance associated
with the late president. It was .lohn
soti's lirst 1" e all, nr. Mr. Hrownlow
said:
"The President fell in love early
He Wits oil ly nineteen years old when
ho married, but twj years before this,
while he was a journeyman tailor in
South Carolina, he fell in love with the
daughter of a small planter. His love
was returned, but tho girl's father,
who had a few acres of land and a
couple of negroes, would not consent
to his (luu"littr marrying it tailor, and
the future Prtsident was rudely re
pulsed. The great wall of Chitn is 120) i
miles loiiir, t ix -iit v leet high, twenty- ;
tivn feet thick at the baso and fifteen
feet wide at tho top. Towers are set
at intervals of loO fret, or rather were !
set, for now the greater part of the ,
striu tiire is but a heap of nioltlering
rubbish.
"A JUMriXG-OFF PLACE."
A Town Which U'lll II a intwy to
Mexico. A Mrxlcaii Audience.
r .,r,v.
l.ureuo
i literilh- Mv iiimninrr-off
IS llteram 111. jumping oil
this part of the count rv,
, i.la V for
someN'il miles distant. The pla e is
destineil, at 110 very d stant day, to be
an important slopping point, as it is
ilinMlvoii the route ol 1 r, r. el between
the l liited Mates and .Mexi o. Laredo,
take it as a while, consi ts of two
parts, North Laredo. Ima'cd in the
I 'lilted "st ates, an I .hiMi (.are lo, w hich
is upon the opposite shore ot the I i it
(irande ner, in the republic of Mexi"
o. The combined p ipulat ion of the
two towns is abom lV'on North
Laredo has a little the larger popula
tion, and is lo far (lie more cixilied
and enterprising part. Mo-t of the
inhabitant of both sides me Mexicans
although oil the Texas side there are a
larger number ol w hit p ople. most of
whom, il let engage I on sua f the
ra.lioads, are interested in bu-iie-ss or
laud in the v i' in,!'..
Laredo is nit aa uniting looking
place, and do -s not olfer many induce.
men's to ;t pel , 'U w f,o wishes to .e
iu a dee tit. ibu-table s'vh- lie
soil on wbi'h th. town is located is
s indy, w ith so!iie 1 ai t us, small bii -h'-s
or dwarf. d trees growing here and
'here. Win n th" w m l blow s lustily, a
line a'K.ili 'bis is ibs'r;lei-'d ill over,
audi- anything but goo tor clot'ie-or
the eye-igbt. The hoil.es and In. t al
other bu.l bugs are ,.w :uid flat and
uninviting in appear m-e. The batik
building, court h,eis,-,
ft w other buddings ar
staiitial ivi'ciriug. g
structures, which h.m
I ilf by 1 le m. ri ai
lire veritable cm ;os.ti,.
Hot se;- i ! 1 o a-- .1; juti. i
wold I obt.rii at home
-t 1 .!l'u e and a
however, s-ib
d se e bruk
been built ol
The hotels
and. a'.thoiieh
r 'in al .is on-1
;i I up 1 rettv
lair ci
id li
st reel
All in.:;, u . d is obtain
ts. t j., haw kt d about llet
M' x e-.ia w lei rid" on a
1 .wlii h has a can of the
s-l-'ii II h ! 1 II cither side
little d.'likev
go.'fs milk
I he ili'iiikiii
I!;.- b'lo lira
taste, ami
-'.nice. Th
In re w ho in,
r is '-bi,.ii,-1 from
b hi .1 qu-M-r, soft
' ' h l e little Sllb-
- s,- .-.,. , t .Mi xicaiis
ma'.' t ',e 1 In mg ..idling this
ut the s- r, .-t ,. 1 ;,, vv i,,,..,.
.o u to the 1 n ,.- ,, ink, ,,11 I
e I i o In e I 1 t W nty ol
' c u i They consist
ri i e rid m i t it -1 1 oe t -i
id i.'e di r. a, ea Ii. by olio
n o" 1 r M' ii an d 'i.'v y. 1
I "Hid pi, tare to to;i the
1 - 1 1 oil' of tie out: I
" i' ' il - lie in -M 1 ",101 al,
t l:'li. ton! I'"s kt :.-lo .klll'g
'ere I r.er set 1 vc, . n. It
water ,-;
you u j il
loll Will
t.l, se .t!
of a I a '..-
w heels, ai
bt'le -I'u
wi-li that
bid - lo's
the 1- in
s. raggy,
bltle 1 'rea
.flllbles. o- all the Woll'l. a
a.
huge
1 out
1 t id
rat w dm h has tust l, n dr -vn -of
its hole. I'he burro lias
which 1
pnawrd
though It ha I be
if bv an inlustrii
11
half
terrier. 'I In- s'
in ilaces. yet a
wide. Well-bl
jU.t.
narrow
y uid b- foaiul
d substantial.
11 Ii the stl-' i-l -i
II We, ii- tie' -r '
wi-le, il" mg
It.
Most of the 1-t fs-in-are
Me'i an-. Tin
VCrhial solill'lelo
tro users, and are I n- Ui lit ly w t ;t j u i
iii in a blank. I, generally of sum--bright
color. A Mexican, when
attired in his street co-tuno-.
-
most like Ille Heavy MILi.ii die sees on
the stag.- about the time 11 1 is (,, be
'"'
ft-
shed. I he icoilc all se, in t
Cissiveiy civil unit lu aceal'le iiUMoiis
toj.leaseyou -do riot .stare at .strangers
but itqiear to have business of their
own to attend to, and go about it con
tent not to molest, it left Undisturbed.
The Mexican National railroad has its
main ullices ;it Laredo, on the Texas
side. The building are constructed of
lirick. are larye, substantial, and j. re
sent a piod appearance. I went to
see "Blind Tom" the nig'it 1 arrived
in Laredo. Thisnnsj al wonder, who
haa charmed and mystiih-d thousands
all over the count rv for veais. has
drifted wav down into this edge of
eiviliafinii. He drew a good audi
ence, too. and we were great ;y inti re-ted,
as, seated iu a large and well ven
tilated hall, located o er the principal
saloon in the place, I jaid upon an
audience which was truly represent a-
tive of frontier life.
Thi re w en- a
few white ladies, gener;illy tin-
i
of Americans employe 1 l y the railroad
company; several Mexican women, in
their peculiar fancy head. Iri ss, a num
ber of small children and babies, about
a dozen representatives of "I'm-lo
Sain" from the neighborinc. militarv
post, some iu a half-dress uniform, and
others wearing simply a civilian's dress
and a soldier's air. There w ere Laredo
police-- Mexican and American each
with a small silver star on his breast,
and a huge revolver mi his hip in a
belt. Colored people and Mexi- aas.
Anient nns and (o-iiiiain. ol all a .'is,
sii'.es and conditions. m,i,o up thi
balance ol the audi'
which, albeit
that it m as , i curious looking mixture,
was at the same time most orderly and
appr-'iatiU'.
The largf-t siic.de sale of mule- ever
made in tie- I ir.t ! ist.i'e-i took pla.-e
it' Coluiiibia, . n-. 'i be purchaser
wits V. 1!. Lcoiiar I, who paid ils", ,
heal fi-r I "." I'liiiu ils, milking it -1 a r-greca't-
t 'I'll y at'i turu-i-
"l""-
I I -'o.l!i -.1 . ail. I 1 id be
i tai.cn ii l.oui i. in. i
TOPICS OF THE DAT.
Twenty thousand Chinamen are to j
be brought to Uranl at a eost of $ 10 a
,.,. . fl.
h"'- Jneyarotobe indentiiied for
five years as laborers, and will lie paid
o2 cents per day, out of which they
will have to feed and clothe them
selves. The climate of Siberia is popularly
supposed to be very severe. At Phila
delphia, however, the Rev. (Sheldon
.7:1, Un l. I -.! in Silrri:l tivn
'. . . , .
jietn.s, sani 111 a icciuie. .iMiuiiniaii
be strong enough to express the charm
of this delightful land, where a cli
mate softer than that of the north of
l'nglaiitl insures at all times of the
year full enjoyment of all the loveli.
Hess around you. In forty years," he
added, "the mercury has In en but
t w ice below zero."
Mr. .hcridan, a humane electrician,
has invented an apparatus for execut
ing criminals whi' h is designed to take
lie place of the clumsy but somewhat
eitic acioiis gallows. It is simply a
chair, properly insulated and connected
with wins to a eoinenieni tlynaino
. h- trie battery. The victim is seated
in the t hair, a connection is made w ith
the spinal cord, a knob is touched, and
he is knocked out gracefully as with a
bolt of lightning. Mr. Sheridan has
made the g" eminent a present of his
invention, and he hopes by its intro
duction to strip public executions of
tin ir popular horror. Hu will find it
an up-hill business to supplant the
primitive gallows.
Jacob lieeker, a laborer liing in
Cincinnati, was given a powerful
emetic to ease a pain in his stomach, and
began vomiting, and did not stop until
a snake eighteen inches long, and one
large and live small lizards, ami a sack
containing a number of eggs were
brought up t 1 light of day. The af
fair caused considerable of excitement
in the neighborhood, and when llet ker
was questioned he said that "he had
not been well" for eighteen years--in
fact, since one day w bile wandering in
the woods Heal I '1 .ink w eiler, ( icriuaiiy,
lie took a di ink ol watir from a way.
side pool, at vt hi' h time it is probable
be acquired the Ulie-irei zoological
collection.
Several years ago, according to the
Hetroit .V-.V, Miss Cynthia L'. Clee
1 and was an i ilicicnt dross-maker at
Pontine She got interested in the
temperance cause and btcan lie of
the most ellicient worker- in Mb higan.
and as such was linorably known
throughout the stale. Two or three
1 ;irs ago she w . nt to hakota, w hen
she likewise becaiii'- lame I in the anti
he. r and anti wdii-K;. tause, becoming
president of the t i'e Wo men's Chris,
tian temperance 1 n-oii. Le-s than a
yi ar ago she w as a I'u t !e, In the bar.
being tin- first la 1 b. enjoy that b'gh
ilistiu, tion in lal-."'a. A short tune
ago she had herlii-t t-a-e in lotirt. and.
st ranger than fiction, it was a woman
I'll trial for selling bqiior w ithout a li
cense and she W on her case.
It is e-timatcd that the iruvvning of
the t'ar Aleailih r a' Moscow vo-l the
imiuo. c i ished tit-ol le of Kussia .some
thing bhe li,C'i"i. The country 1
is liituallv baiibrui't. and a to w issue
of treasury ' ills it ill be in 1 es-ary to
meet this foolish eu lulit Ul'e. I he
Co
i.oi crown is only worth 1 ( ',-
"'.and it iiobabl 1 oiildn't be I'ltu n-d
for halt' that sum. I in- hi I'.rookhu i
hritlt;e onlv cost .V.t.i no ,1 it 'i 1. ami it will
l e a stan lm iiioiiiiiiu i.t to the frenius !
itii'l etitt rprise of man when (he th-
scemlants of tlio lo-manofl's ure wan. ,
ileriiijr I't't-'piirs. It woiihl have ln-cn i
1 titer if the car hail (luitraeteil to
have his coronation job performed hy !
iio'.essiinal crowtii-rs for stiiiiethin'
like -tl'V'im, Jin,! spent the remainder of J
the !',.' . .inn l for a new bridge
railwav.
Tlio continued disappearance f the
sardines, imce so abundant on the coast
of Ilrittany, has become a serious ca.
1. unity to the people of that part, where
the catching has been wont to give
employment lo l-'ii'O
limits and more
than '.'"" lishcrincn, while the curing
and packing for ' home consumption
and exportation have furnished a liv
ing to a very large number of male
and It inai-- hands. Tin- reason of (lie
disappearance is believed to be the
great change of teinpcrat ure during
the season, the weather having for the
lust two or three years been let only
inure Milua'-le. but at times even dur
ing the summer months, comparatively
speaking, cold and Stormy. These
chiiiik'es it is lielu-M-tl l.ae driven tin-
sar lines t .ward other t
ii-ts- au I Up
,
I" the prest nt time there is no tt
ol' their rea' uraruiiec.
W ithout l.linll. !
I r. Thomas C. Pugli, of Haltitnorc,
Md., business men, otlicials ol corpara- j
lions, attorneys anil state olliccrs, tes- j
tily iiniiial:iieilly to the magical elli- 1
ciii'-y of Ir. Worthiiigti.n's Cholera and :
Iharrho-a Mcili -ine as the best, surest
iind cheapest cure in use, for all com-
plaints of the stomach ami bowels, j
None genuine w ithoutthe raine of The i
Charles A. Vo ler Company blown iu j
the bottle etiil their fac-siinile signa- I
ture on each wrapper. Price and j
,it cents a luittle.
Smoke will s mn be at a prt tntuin.
From "J.Mi ,() K) cuiiie f-et of smo'ie,
given out by sav 1,00 ) c ir Is of v to I,
it is said 12,(i K) paun Is ol' ae -tato of
limp, '200 gillons of ale ' o' and twenty-five
pounds of tar may be obtained.
A SCIENTIFIC P1SC0TDBT.
w n.J .Moat Important Theory
iliu .Hiiet Vital Oueelioiie of tlie Ui
If Any one had Informed Queen Elizabeth
hi her palmiest day that tbt could have been
'aented in hci palace in Undon and oonvirauJ
with Bir waiu-r Kaleinh in hie North Cmo-
Una homo; receiving a'rply from him within
nn hour's time, slio would have dcclnrud it to
Iu. And vet. had they lived in the
prosout day. Una apparent miracle would
moat readily have btto witnense I and not
neeiu at till strange or unnatural. The truth
is, new ,rini'ipU'S are cumins into existence,
and the operation of many laws unknown iu
tho pnst ia being fully understood in the
proent. In no way do this (act come more
Imviblv to the mind than iu tha rare and
treatment of the human body. Millions of
rnniiln liavu dlml ill nasi Hi-'l-S from Slime ill
- ticmticatit or easily conliollod cause which
is thon)ii;:lily understood now and readily
hauillo.l. I'niif ninptimi during theentire pi. at
has liecii coiisideicJ an inenrablo disease.
And yit it i- doiiumsu itcd that it has hcu-n
and can tic cured, i-.ct, after it has ha 1 a louq
run. Dr. lYh Oswald Ii is just contnlmtid
a notable article on this si. b cot to the 'n;it
Uir & tVmy .liiifi';. II" regards consump
tion as piiiiniin.uy scrofula. Tue iinpniiiiei
of tht bloo I produc a cun-t nit irritation in
tho lungs, thus di-siioyinji their do irate tis
sue's and causing death. His theory shows
conchisivclj that rousiimi t:ou is a blood dis
ease. It has it ont'in p; iiiiuvily in a d rangf I
condition of the kiilnoys or hvi-r, tin- only two
organs of the body, ns.de from the lungs, that
purify the blood. Win n tl u kidnt'js or l.ver
urn di.-o.ist'd they are in a s jio or la.'fiuled
elide, which commmiicates poisnu to cory
ounce of blood that pa-sjs throanh them,
't ins poisoumit t'l-Mid I'Ut'id.i'.os tlinmuh the
nvstem nud comes to the lungs, wiieru tins
poison is deposited, cei-uu; dicouipo-itioii
iu the tinely formed cells of tin- lutitfs. Any
diseased art of the body has rout until ituu;
power, and yet the blood, which is the life of
the system, is benight into direct contact
wilh tl.o.-o poi-iiin-il organs, thus carrying
coiit.'t-.oii in al! parts of the body. Hishup
Tesso 'i . l't ck, !. )., I.b.U , whose death lias
been so rccentl; te.;i cited, is reported to have
dud 1 f ptii'iinioiu.i, which me heal authori
ties tdinit iiulici.ti-s a ili-e isi-d condition of
I e ki.lnejs. It is well known, moreover,
that for si-i'ial yvars he had bemi the victim
of severe ki,li,c troulilt-. aud the pneumonia
which tinalb teiiiiiuated h.s hie was only the
lat result of the ni--. lolls bliiii.l poisoning,
'fin- d- adly mailer which is h ft iu the lungs
by 1 1 iu impum blood clogs up and finally
chokes tlm pa'ieiit. M1111 this is aecoin
iislu d rapidly il i-called pne,an. n aoriinick
(.jlihiiiiiilniii; u lieu slow ly, ooiisiiiiiplioii, but
in any eeut it i- Hit- le-ult of impine hloud,
caused by diseased l.i liii ys ,ind livi-r.
Tiit-sc aie fads ul cieutc, and vouched for
l-j all t it- Icailiiu !ilisi-iuusof ihc day. They
fi.iow the di-sii-.ibi.it u.t), tli necessity, of
keeping ilu -e mu.-t iic).uiaiit organs 111 er
fi t t condition, not only to insure he dill, but
nSci to i-si:i cili ii li. It ha- 1-e -u full) shown,
to tliu Mtli-I.i('li,iii of n- llv ewry unpreju
diced ir.iiid. lb-it Waintr's S ife Kidiu y mid
Liver Cure i- Ihe oiiij keuwu remedy that !
tan cure 1111.I lo t-l' iu bi-dtli the great l loo.t.
I purifying organ-el lie-bn.l) . Il aelsilticetly j
I upon ll.e-o liieinl ei, lu aliiig all ulcers w hieh
I may h oe loaned in tlu 111. eiul placing them ;
ill ii condit on to pui il) and not poison the j
hliiu.l. 'lies is no idle sl'iteint-nt nor fid e j
theory. Mr. W. C. Ileaeb, fun 111111 of tlm I
I llnllalo iN.Y ) U.ibbei- T 1 e t'liundry, was
I (,-0 1 11 up to die by 1'iii I, ph) -ii'i .ns and fi loans. ,
I IVir to. ir years ho had a Ii mble cough, in- ;
I eoinpniiied by night sweats, clubs, ami all the j
j well known iupt"in'. lb- spt ut n season 1
I .Smith and io.ind no relief. He sa "I
1 finally eoi'.ehi'Ie I In try W hiiiit's Sale Cure, I
i and 111 three nionlh 1 gained twenty pounds, 1
reeuu reil inv l.-l 1111-1.14 nud m la'illh was
full) ii -loii 'l." Ti e let c.-tild I e prolxligt-d j
inileliiiite'.v. but 1 noii-di h. s in-i 11 s:n( in prove
to ! sii'il' ier 1 1. mi piilieenic toiiible.. that ;
there 1- hu iiu-'iu to be ill i- ! i : I 111 tin- j
'oi l. mi l tii.it luallh cm be re-in;e I.
S.iilius liana Statistics,
According; to t!ie returns made to
the commissi! ner of I'n. te l Mates in
ternal revenue, the grc.lt bulk of the
savings deposits in tins count rv is held
by the banks in only twelve out of
thiit v-e'iL'ht Males of tin- I n on. The
I following will show the amount of the
j deposits in each of those Mat 's its re
I turned mi May III, Ir-SJ, iind th- pnpu
I hit ion according, to the I'liited States
j census of ISmJ;
I States. Depis 's.
Cahforiii-i $ 4''..i:r.'.s:i
! Connect. cut Kl.'.ls , s 1;,
I Maine
j Maryland.
, Massat husi its . .
I New Hampshire
I New .'ersi-y
, New York
ch'o
I l'eunsylvnnia . . .
hhotle Island. . . ,
Vermont
Total ;"7o..."i.M4 v.w:,m
AlltheStntes ltsl,;u.s,;2 4U,371,U40
From this statement it appears that
tho banks in these twelve .states, with
;i imputation inlS-Oof 10, '()', 10 ;, liel I
$'.1.0,5-5.551 out of Asl.dsn.vJ2 of
savings deposits in a l t be Males of the
Union n May ol, or very nearly
ninety-nine per c-nt. of tlio whole.
AsMu111nnth.it 'he piquiliition was tho
Baiiie in May, ls-j, ;is in June, ISmD,
wl.ieli is near enuuirli to the truth for
the purpo-es of the present calculation,
the deposits in the twelve States name 1
averaged very nearly 1 50 per head of
population. The same average for all
the States wo aid brinp; the ujjjirega'o
deposits up to he snuir sum of $'J, li5,
W.0t0 or about 11.1 1 1.0' )0,OjO more
than the t ital interest-benrinff debt of
the United States.
First ice mnti: "Any nemn people on yonr
'router tiecoiul ice innn: I Mioiihl sny so.
j Vliy three out of live families keep scales."
j "BenulT I'nniliirnrit iwllh I'liiitUre) It
Ailurnt-il Ibe ii."
I If you desire ii fair eotnieiion free from
1 rumples Mntche mid eriU'tious, take
'Golden Meilu-al Discovery." lly drufiUu.
King (hnorn, ono of the sovereiuna of the
African ci B t is (lead, leaviui 7UU nitlown.
(ireat Cie.-Mr, wliitt a clutnce to roiitust a will
"INI I.IKKW l.H."
Dr. II. V. l'ltiicE, lltitl.-ilii, N. Y.: "Five
years no I hs a lieitdltil KiitTcrer frum
uttiiiie troubles. Havim; t-xliiiiisieil tlio
hkill of three .ijiciitus. 1 as eoiiiiletely
dit.cournct.il, mid so weak I t'oiiKI uli dilli
culiy cross the room alone. 1 lic-aii t ikmi;
your 'Fnvoritu rrescriitiin' and usiiit,' the
local Ireiitiueiit, recommended in yimi-'Ctiiii-mon
Sense Altilical Adviser. Iu three
m mt'iH 1 was iti iivthj i invl. I wrote a
loiter to my family .ai'er,brii lly meiitioiiiiit;
how my hmilth had lieeii leslort-d, toul oller
iiiytosond the full lutitictiliiis to any one
writing me for them ' f" 'i'"i n
stutiiffit inri-'tiH' .fin' 'fe':. I have
received over four hundred letter. In reply
1 have descritietl my ease uud the treatment
need, mill earnestly advised them to "do
likewlae." From a L-rtat many 1 have
received second letters of thank atatingthat
Ihey bad coiniueiiced the tieatmeut und
ere iiitu-h better already.
Miut. E. V. MORGAN, Newcastle, Me.
The tied of life--The married ones. He
who lives on hope has a elun diet.
Dr. Tierce's "Fellets," or Miirar-ruuted
crannies Ihc original "Little Liver I'llls,"
(bt w.iie of iiiiitiilions 1 cure Kick and bil
ious lie.'ttl it-he, cleanse the t-nnnacli ami
bowel, niul purify the blood. To net Ken
nine, fee lr. Fierce ninniiire and Ktrtrait
ontioveriiiiH-nt st.iinii. cuila mr vial, by
ilnigb'istH.
Klie pant.', "I want to be an angel," and ho
awoie Unit she was one already. To this she
liluslimgly demurred Then hit married her.
IJcmuriei su-miiied.
When yonr wife's health is bad, when your
children are nirklv, when Juu feel worn out,
Use llrowu's Iron Iiilttrs.
l't-servei! wuitisi l'att lies for a email boy's
trousers.
Wot-Fitaviii.E. N. C Dr. I. C. McLaughlin
a-: 'limed ilrowu'a I run Hitter for ver
tigo, and I now feel like a new man."
F 'it .toil for a dead tiiirsiniiii "Thi wm
1 1 iiolileet, rowioan of them all."
ropula'ion.
rCI.'.'l
fi:".'. Toil
'2 .i.'t.i'.ii i is.a.iii
i.'i.n.vs'.mi !i;;i.!ii;t
2:,-2,i) (i. 'lit l,7sn,(K
;V,,:.si i.ini ;ur.,'.i:i
gi.s.vt. 0.' 1,1:11, in;
;17i'.,i:::7.ik1 Misg.HTl
ie,cr,i.:'.!c :i,ii's.nt'i-j
4-',7ih;.7h: 4,-.'-2s'.il
4i,0l.'i.7.VI t'7t;,l
Nil.l.-it .ICV-Oi
' Eli tow. Ky. Dr. T. B. VPether y: "I
regard Brown's Iron Bitten aa a medicine of
unusual worth."
A Patagonian usually hat but one wife, but
he ia allowed as many as be can support.
ON TIIIUTY DAYS' TH I A I..
Tnr. Voltaio Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.,
will send Dr. Dye's Celebrated Eloctro- Vol
taic Belts and Electric Appliances on trial
for 30 days to men, young or old, who are
aflllcted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and complete restoration of health and manly
vigor. Address as above. N. B. No risk
is incurred, as thirty days' trial is allowed.
Fraser Axle lircme.
One greasing lasts two weeks ; nil others
two or three days. Do not be imposed upon
by the humbug stuffs offered. Ask your
dealer for Krazer's, with label on. It saves
your horse labor, and you too. It received
first medal at the Centennial and l'urin ex
positions. Bold everywhere.
Tar TI1I1U llrmls.
Heavy stomachs billions condit join Wells'
MayApplerills-mititiilimiSCalliartic. 1(1 li'ic.
Pnlil Heads.
when you have tried everything else and
failed, try our Carlmline and bo happy; it
will prove its merits. ()nedollarabottle,and
6old by nil druggists.
Ilou'l Die In Hie lltiieie.
Hough on Hats." Clears out rats, mice,
roaches, bedbugs, tbes, ants, moles, chip.
innuks, gophers l.V.
Hnsirlne.
This preparnl 011, cuini oundi d from the
fonnuln of a cilo h i c I plijsu i m. is highh
recoinineiided 10 latins who Miller fruin un
pleasant leelings mo t citing. Druggists.
Mkimiv .'till.
Wells' Health Id-newer restores health,
vii-o;-, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Hinual
Debility. 1.
As warm weather comes on wear (,'hro.
lithion collars and cutis, rerspirntion has
no etfoct on them.
For burns, scalds, bruises, chipped hands,
sores or piles, use St. I'litrick's iSalve.
Rlraifhten your boots A shoes w ith Lyon's
Patent Heel Siulenei-s, mid wcarthom again.
Head men--rhreiiologlsts. A willing
mind makes a licht foot. I he tongue is not
(st 0 I. but il cuts.
A Woman's Exiirrli-nee.
Mrs. Wim um U.ntNrs. of L'xli l'lst-, Mail , writes
On Miirrh S, l-ilO., as t.ii! wi
"During the pii tin--- voir t lidfe liecnarmsl
niftiTi-r Ir.-nt fW.il'i - 111-1 ' I il -f ' wlii'-ll lintl'tt
ll.o rk II f tiio ili-'-t -vr 1 11. n I ' .. i is, as I c.nlil nut
.-a,n poimtni-nt ti- ., f e o .- rn-iiiuriit an-i pre--iililiiiiis,
an.l I Inn- ii- ' r .1 .ii-u-y '-c ill'-'l .-iiu-am
On, minlwinr liii". I'-"1 '"'', no n-ii.-i. The paim,
a.-ll,-; an.l -nUoe an r-- ! s 1 ,u,llv ami c nntitnUr
tliatluan to r. l i.-i il ill -t., mill aa I,c uml-le to
leave the 1'nl, an.t I'-" t tluit. 1 rmi-1 luotlul I In-t
naiiin l,oM n u- o-iy. In the fIoiil(!.l and die.
c 1 irnie-.l c-.-r-t.tl-it n ' t In- ii'l V rs.iaili-l lao In nae
lltu-.Ca Iti-molv, an. I allei lal.1114 it nn'jf f lure J ii I
i-i.nimriiri- i to K I I i llor, sail I ' nji n-t )o anl
lii.-t:.! I l.a-..-1-.-nli.-lii.-l !' l-iUT'.re oimtsnlljl hj lie
li e. iiii-iI 1. .. nfi.-r linoii laWoi ttm ri tiii-.tji onlj- a
Imwi-t-lis, lam tlil" to lit-almil my hn.ine leain. and
kill 11.1W tl, eir 111: It'ite-rwiii k. ) I'mie bacW 11 cureil,
ll.u tiv.-n I'-ei.t. li-.- iliMl-i" it -J, ami I m nn la
tn.o.ir h - ilt It Hun I T mint v-.ir, m l l'i- tlm prltl.
I. ,;r 11' blitiilj ri-i'.iitiiii'-. il nit U1111I -1 Noititilf 11 ail ttlie
r- 1. IT" "l I' M' iii-f .!- I 'I i- loi!-io it Iiwi; and
I a - iiif Illy t-c .11,111. n.l .1 I.T III. no i.-as.n airk hfad-a-lii.
.My In si el .ils.i lit. n,o, .. ni'i-.t a nry ri
l.i-nrft t 1 li... I.-., fi I) llm .100 I iln ni.ul THliial.le
liicilu-inc. Hunt i Ri-inril)-.'1
"Our I'lnu Is Still Tlierr.,
Mr. S. II. I. is.on t ew, A-iiruta, M.-., eat tide
i. r. it 1 .l.-a im iilult-l ilal,- .-I A;.ril IC, 13
" T.i -..li..m il iii'S 1 lift-in T ' nu.j i-irlify I hit te
yont ac I - v.rvl.ally anli.-ttil wilh limy 1.11.I
u.lli.il .lilti ' I i ", ttl. i i. itniilr.l II (Ii lt-.ci.Mrlu
,i.l lul l nu. "I' I r i-. l.. 'llitl Irn-ilitiliinnniirk. I
hi.,1 tl,.. inns' UU il .!i;b . an intuitu, wli..(rivo mono
tMsliiin-w. llislellK "I ll uil'a II-1111-I). I K"l tholtle.
an, I 11., U ef II tilted m ,-i t 11 1), hj lll.it I have t,en
wi-lli'o-t k ure. Tti i.thor li.n( I naif M a ni-n'itmi
vlu. .lis .-illiule I inii.-ll an I wna, an.l It ri-nLiti-.l li.lu to
limllli I r n Imlj say Hunt It. 111-tj hat t en ol
(tut i.n.1 in.-iuu-.-il.il' ni.ttll I" mi-."
A rsilt nilitl Urmi-tlr fur l imn lirne.
Or. Kit ii II Ni nlell. 1 ill' IT-..1. lit "I ill" I..I..I10
dill ii- i.f lli- l av ..( N- iv V. 11k. an l ( nil rlyt.f
1 in. u.n.iii. iiiii'. ii--1 t'r Win Mill's lul.-.un vi-rr
t li-usivi)y tn In. ir.i -tii-i.. a . imiiyef b.a eati'iiis,
now lu in;, an 1 r. -i. r-,1 1,. I. ii'ali If.- Hi- u-r ol Una
iin.it'cil.V in- I -111- I'l l mn 'Iv l.atifv. IIrahv-a
e.e.l lliiit mi vi.l a i-.-iii Iv niivtlit U'tt to I1.1 niun. I
er.vl ioi-ri-ly i i-i' -u- in" In ai". lull ib.t II ciiuhl
to da iircarrll' .1 In t lv lv t-verv ilnsMan t t
Kivpri-Mii ri-iii" ly in all .- - of I 'm- liw. It u
ture i iiri-K r c..n-ii!ii non, tml bee no e-ual f.i
til I'octor.il .-.ne-Iaint.'.
Ki-Uiiiitt'i'' l.lnliiieiu ,
Arpli'il to Hit- leal it relieves I1t-.11l.1rht, tod
pr, W illi I in' li.ur li.'in feiluiR (nit.
Oil 011 n tuur--ll'i- tiiil of cont. A first
class iilliiir: n frrailiiutit-n.
VSCD
OVER 91 YEARS.
.,..t. f..r I h,.lr. Omml ItlurrNtra.
it-nltrv, vMtrl u.pliliit, livaptpale.
L-i.it(.M
:ui.i.-a a
1. lnl...lur,-0 lb ll.Atn.f.
Krrnn.niriidi-4 bf li.n.
Kpniiib K'.oar tollciiwr
tS t-l. Stoli hr Ilragai.li
H TrrAurf ai.lol.
I fiavivrt llnlr fe n
1Ht CHAHllS A.V0OUIJ CC'ASt,
bolllf. tola
a. a.
Do yon want a pure, bloom
Ins Complexion, If so, a
few applications of Hagan's
MAGNOLIA 1JALM will grat
ify yon to your heart's con
tent. It does away with Sal
lownoss, lteducss, rimplcs.
Dlotches.and all diseases and
Imperfections of tho skin. It
OTercomes tho flushed appear
an co of heat, fatigue and ex
citement. It makes a lady of
TIIIUTY appear but TWEN
TY; and so natural, gradual,
and perfect are its ctl'ects.
that ft is impossible to detect
iu appuciiuuut
lliaitetter't Stom-
a. h Biltere meete the
retluiremeate ol t e
rational aeedioel phi.
luenph, wbieb al
preeeot prevaib . H
ia a purfeetly pare
esittable remwlr.
embracing- the three
Important propartlee
of a preventive, a
tamo and aa altera
live. It lnrtinee the
hiMty eainat (tmeeae.
invie--'i-ua end re
it4liir the torniii
alutnach end livnr,
aiiil rfltM-te e aalutain
tliauae tn the entue
a-li-iu-
t. r aele .v el
Priiralata end Dael
cra anerelljr:
Sitter5
D 10 a ir. .Hn-Miu A: t Partlaii.1. Ma.
8nre Cunt f.if Ki.tlt.- "t Kite In 'U h-nra. Prv
poer. Ir. Krnef. vM Anu-nal HI. .Hi. Ixn a. Mo.
a tl'i e day at home eaaily aea.1e. Cuatly
eulSI free. Addrvee Taua a Uo., AuaaeU, Me.
DrWprthihgtoms
(mOLERA ORAMP
lARRHOE&f (URE
. elOVEIl 91 YEARS.
KOTJED BUT CTTT1TIXD WOlUSttJt
- ryreatateilitettei tftotej
eVMtpe. tttlor
ThetboTtue (i4 likeneet of lire. LTdtlt. Mule,
fcam, ef Lynn, Meat., who tbort all otbrr human beln
mtj be truthfully celled the "Detr Friend of Wonuui,'
aatome of tier correipoDdente lore tn call bcr. 0ha
U K-alouilr deroted to her work, whleb U tba outcome
of life ttudj, and It ohlltd 19 keep til led
asalatenta. to help her tnawertbe lame eorrcepondeiiRO
whieh dtJtr poura Id onon her, each beerlnt; He apeelel
burden of Miferlrfr, or Joy at releeaefrom It. Her
Vi'tri tetile Coii...iiind la a medicine for good end not
evil B-i-r-.-nra. I have nonuvnalljr InTtiligakd It anl
am ea:l1ri of the truth of this.
Onaoot:nt of It:, provrnmeiiti.lt la re-ommmdetl
ind pret.'ri bed by the b,-nt phydU-ljne la the country.
Ono eayt t ' t ar.iike like a Therm and ttTea much
pain. It will rare entirely tba mm (01m ef (tllloa;
of the un-rut, I-urorrhoea, Irregular and painful
U'nv'rtieinn.all Ovarian Troul.lri. Inflainmatlon tnd
llttra'l.jn, r'MotlinB, ell Plip'ei-rrnenti tnd the con.
eeit.iontipiiialwcakiiesi.and It tape -tally adeptad to)
the Chanpe of Life."'
It itermretet erery portion of tha eystem. and gleea
new Ufe tnd vlffitr. Il rrmoret fa'.ntneu, flatulenry,
destrt-ra all eravinp for atlroulant t, tnd rcllavet weak
nn of thtttomarli. It ciltm ttl.ttlng, lleadtchee,
Ni-rvotiarroatration, Oenertl Delullty, Sleeplceaneat,
I'-pi eiiJon end Imtigention. That fnrUng of beerlnt:
down, causing pain, weight an.t backa-lie. It alwtye
p rnianently cured by itsuae. II will al ell tlmee. end
uml-raU ciroiiintiuiec, art In bariuony with the law
tltal soverna the fi-inat' aystem.
It ro-tt only f I. per l-ottlo or tlx for .v, end It told by
drugs. fta. Any edvlct required ee to ajieclel catee, end
the nanier. of many who hat e bi-n reMored to perfect
health hy tlie nut of the V.-geteldei ompoond, can be
oh-elncd by nldrraanir lira 1'., wub attmp for reply,
tt tier home In I.ynn, Meat,
For Eldnry Complaint or tilher eel thl compound It
tinAiirptasrd aa nlmnttant te-itiiiionlale ebew.
"Mra riiikl.nni-al.lverrilj,"aeya one writer, 'are
fnenesf fn (At irnrf.l for the euro of Conntlpatlon,
nillouaneet and Torpidity of tho liter. Her Blood
Purifier worke won.lera In tla iprrlal line tnd bide felr
to equal the Compound tn Ita popularity.
All muat reapret bar at tn Aneel of Mercy whoee tola
aniMtlnn In to doi;oud 10 othera.
PUI!a.li-lplua, I'e. (I) Hie A at. D.
II N I' 20
SIGNIFICANT SPRING.
A Dissertation upon Its advont.and
its effect upon mankind.
"The green loef of the new eonin .iv-nti." 5aal-.
Kveryhody recoRiiics eprin-:. when it is
once upon us, liut many persons are not
f.iinilinr wild tlieeiuct date of ilsnipearance.
Webster, the wnrlil renowiioil lexicosrnpher,
fives tin n (letinition. wliit-li may not bo in
rtiiroprinto ln-re. " Spring," sitys lie, "i
tlio sonRon of tlie yeir wheti plnnta betfin to
restate nml rw, the vornal season, compre
lieiHliiiRthenioiulisof Mnreh, April ftnd May.
in tho niidille litlitutles norlliof the eiinfttor."
Thomi s in, in Ins "Sen.-oni," nil Shakes,
jit aie, iu iiiiiny of lii-t works, linvo, porhips,
no peers iu deseriliiii(j it, nn.i yet " ellieie.it
siTiiitf" i freih'liled with inalnrin, "Hint
HiHidioiiH foe, lurkiin; unseen in the very nir
we lircntbe." It eprentls over the fairest por
tions of oar Innd; brings denth and tliseme
to tliousnndsj cuts off scores npon scores of
our children nml youth, n wi ll as those in
mlvnnced life. A pi-alileuro ii regiinU-d with
t it t lo less apprelii-nsimi. iind people every -where
are ahkiti. " Wlmt is it?'' "Where
dot s it come f 10111?" " Wlint will cure it?"
KinsEy-WoiiT as a Ri-iuno Medicine.
WIk-ii you broiii to ln:-o n pi tito; have a
ht-atl.ii-he, a pain in yonr side, bank and
-boulder; to to" iibont nt tiicht in rootless
ilieain.s wako in the moining wilh a foul
mouth ntul tuned tmifciie; feel disinclined
lu no abo it your work, heavy in body and
npprtstd in initiil; have n lit of the blues;
vtben your mine git-t f-caut or bih colored;
to banYr Willi cottip ition, tliarrlnes or
indii;eii.in; have n aty, sallow face, dull
eyes, and a blolchcj skin; one or all of
these common coini'Iaintt w,ll eortainly be
evidt-nees that jo.ir liver in tli (ordered, torpid
or jierhaps disoted. A boitle if Kidney
Wort in, under sui-li ciicumstances, a pike
leSK boon t siuh n iei.-uii.
Daro os?erlionsof proprietors hive come
lo possess less force than they frenuently
merit. The cause of this condition of popu
lar skepticism i, in Iho main, to bo found in
the fact that charlatanism covers our broad
laud. Meritorious at tides nre too frequently
found in bad companv.
The proprietors of Kidney-Wort always
proiv all lli'-ir a ..-ir-Wmiis iniii liiiit; the merits
of their pri-fiiiationst. When wo nllirm,
Iht rcioie, that Kidney-Wort is a Biei'ilin for
'.uut such di .unlets ntt have been mentioned
in ibis article, the proof, too, leloni;9 to and
slinll follow this siateint ut.
ConaumDtlon Can Be Cured 1
numption Can Be Ci
HALL'S
DR.
WM.
luhEBALSAM
(-urea t onemiipllon. Cnleln, P '"""'"t.fiV
!..., UromUiiil inidialtlre. Irarhjlla,
loarernaee, AelliMaa. Troup, JJ ""P!"5
aaih, and all llleraeM or tlio ;'''"
Uriaaa. tl aootkre aavt hrafa Iho Mrmbr a ja
of "be I.atiae, Intlaweel ".Ht'-""' ..'ij
Ueruo. ami provrale tho alaht owrala anil
IlKlunrae arrooa the rhoat whl. h ni-rouiltnny
II" t oneumrlloei le not ON lai-arablo iimUtlr.
IIAI.I.'N lUl.MA.tl will, our ya,
Iheeah nvr"-!"!"! at" Inlle. -oeeaMaatf
mm habit
Cured Painlessly.
The Meillrlne "-I.I for aemell inargm al v the eoot el
enmuounilint. A I raei-e treated l.y aprr.al proacrlp
linn." Irur lull ierl.eulera eitdl.il the lllM-ovrt'or,
DR. S. B. COLLINS, La Portr, Ind.
CONSUMPTION
Mr ne'olr diacovored Treatnient .wr " to effect
aT.-ly u- t r"'it"-' dive lull nertloalare ol
,;.. Aildr.-aa I'rof. l. I. MIIII.K, MOOta
( lara, hula ( laru o.. I'allforuiti.
ItrNO PAY UNTIU CURED.
jfcftHagIH:lrfIlvkl
(lilt WMltl All lit I fAtll.
BmllVMitlibrmp Tali ffiod.
I'eo in time, noia oy anittteia
AGENTS WANTED
tine .llnrhlnr ever Invrnteit WiH knit e pair o
aUKTun. oilh IIKI-:l. and TOK complete la i
niiiititi-a. It .till alao anil e treat verifty of lenCF work
for winch Hi. no la alxaja a rtiaily market. Nee.l lor
1-ireiilar an.l term. t the Ttveillbly Knlltla(
itlnrhlno I'a., Ibe Tremuul Btroot, Moalon. Maea-
,TM T IB CMCArMT."
KaraaPaaar. I 1 1 1 1 1-O I 1 1 1 1 U tu W,n.n
(miiT4V1tII mh'Iioim rur inr nm. rimpnn
ftirf FrinntThDAaltmMl A Taylor ('. MnnnM U
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So iy tul eurd. Ta
110 Meu th. tjuiucy, Alleh.
FREE
'.r'. -mm mm
Porf... t Health. II U But ItX BilSalo, TT-
PATENTS & PENSIONS8
I j,L Bllfr'la, AU y-tl-Uw, Matklof !,.
O Dill Ml ami t II 111 V IIAIUTS eared
rlU IVIel home wilh, .ill peln K,t of per
ticnltrteent fYee. B M Wooatl.ll Atlanta, Oa.
80
-olMT I'alNTlNii t-o., N.iiliuryport, Maee.
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AN HII1TR for ell who will make apare time nrof
alile ,a tood peyinf bueinnw, if y,,u can device vonr
whole I, in. toll. Mi ami Ilit i, lli1SS.N V
Braihliia Ilahlt t-wt-ewfl I el la)
Iff Da. J.ttreiril t, Lcbenou, OHIO.
CIKST8 WANTm for the Hr.t an l Faateat ei.il.
Int Pictorial B,..k. an.l 11,1,1-.. Pruee rednre.1 S)
potoent. NaTitiMeL HeeLi.His.i 1)0 . Pull. '.
eel e week ia vourowntown, li-rmt
" - aitnroejtl. llwlleu ,v I
t Hilt M M'T(u.in.( ollrce
j Peel tl una lot araduatee.
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