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TOPK'S OF THE DAY.
Earl de Gray, of India, is a great
hunter, and keejis a lvn.rd of all his
killings, whirh lately footwl tip to
I81W. It iiii-liules lour tigi-rs, forty
seven bufl'ali;i s, L'SO pigs, 407 deer, and
the re.-.t small guini. J5ut the Anglo
Indian people' not entirely given over
to sport condemn this wholesale kill
ing, aud particularly as no respect is
shown to the breeding season.
Hx Algerian engineers who have
Keen consult I'd )v M. de I.esseps on
the inland sea in the great Sahara des
ert scheme, report that the. cutting
'oiild he made within live years at a
-ost of $:!' .' '.' " . Anaxcrage width
f eighty or on- hundred feet would
he sullieieiit. as the current would
w iden the canal; and since it would he
nearly in a straight line the navigation
would he devoid of difficulty. A va.-t
tract of country, laeUing only moisture
to hei oine cry productive, would thus
he hrouirht iiu'I.t cultivation.
It is not sirauue that the tanners of
lire.it lintain are I'V'tnl i r tin foi-inc-mouth
ili-M-e. In l-l tliTOM ie
t:: outbreak-of the .li-.'i . most of
hem apparently cf iiiiiuciba'e native
rigin, though the primary source of
infection mav be r. i I t. the Clench
ow imported m I. miuii.;.!,,., ..,.,,...., ,,-,,, ,
were attaeiM'.i, .in.i, inoueii mi'ir mum"
w as reiliiced for a li and he I'arni-
: TS sUtfeied Si-Vrp' loss it tl-eiplenci,
it may be assumed tlu ni"-l "f them
recovered, im-e the disca-e is not very
dteii fatal. In 1-SJ there were 1'7'
outbreaks and -IT.'.1'." n-mi ils a" ,nk''l.
The Women's si'k culture a--.i-ia-
lion of l'hilad' lphia i- eompi-e ot ai
riundii r of wi althx and piulaiouropic
woinenofth.it city, w ho des re to in
'rodac!' and ciK-air t.:'' tin- Midu-try
imong Aniciie,t:i .iin!i and girls.
I'hey are glad lnmi-.li all needful
nformatiou coin rn.nir the business
n application, and will --epply eggs at j
d'oiit five dollars an ounce the ounce J
oiitainiii'.i- I". 1 cm:. hi former
i ears a good deal of d;.-appoint w nt re- !
ulted from the attempt to gpe.v -ilk
n this count iy. IJei cut epei anents :
lave, in many ca-i .-, met with better j
mitoss.
For tin- jairpose of
crtili' ate- out of tin
irokers. a law v i-
keejilllg pension
hands o' pawn- j
acted la-t winter
ivlin li i.eeiar- s tiial any pii'ige. s.ue.
is-igniiiciit, or tr.iii.-fer of ant right, j
laim. "r intere.-t in a pi-n.-ion .!i:ill be i
ioid, an I thai any pei-on w!: .-hail,
make or r-. '-ii- such a ph ',.:. or a.--j
Mgniiicnt. or sliall hi Id tin- -a:ii" as
"llateral -ecurity for a deb', -nail be '
guilty of a ir.: !i im an.'i-, aiil ':: ill be I
..iiiii.-hi d. if convict- d. by a lim- in t ex- j
etdue." il"" and co-t-. Tie. - who are ;
-ill'.'!-- :u : i law liad huiclri d - of '.-u. i
Moil ci i i i:.c a' - in aw n -!io: s. More
baa Ton c.-rtiii.-ates h.ne been re.-ov.
h dei'iar-s that
red liotu pawnbroker- and sal-oa
ieepers in Philadelphia. I'clision ccr
iticatis recently urantcd bear the new
aw. jiiii.ted in red ink. a- a warning
: jien.-iorier-, but many of those who
mid certificates granted before the eu
tctiiieiit of the law-are probably igno
rant of its provisions.
A monster prosecution ha- m t been
iirou;rht b a clo-e in M ulhai. - a AI
ace 1. Thirty-eight men stood charged
in tin' criminal court wall ha ing tru-d
to flee thllli-clV
r 1kiv.ii..' given 1
issistance to free others 11 daw fully
from the military -i-rvioe .! the i r
man empire, s.-me 1-"." w itn - -.-were
heard, and tin- sittings ,,t the urt 01
1 ujiied the greater part of three weeks.
'ot less than six military im li al oili
cers were aeeiisei'. of having i unroj-r-ly
given free cei l :ii.-ates, and .1 these
six, not le-s than four are said to have
died suddenly of -palsy of tin- heart."
The prisoner-, partly of very wealthy
parents, wci-" sentenced to terms of
imprisonment varying from three
months to three ears, without thu op
tion of a till". Tln-y all In aged to
districts formerly 1'ieiii h and gave a
their defense that they had i-.eti noth
ing unlaw fill in tie' matter, .eel that
they would have produced .-n! -tilutes
if they had I"-, u allowed to do .so.
1
The arie1i.s of amiles and pears
have be.oiue .- very niimei ii-, and
theynsemble one another - 1 I' -ely,
that poinclogiits find it tuad. iiu,o
fible to give in. my of tie i" urate
descript ions by whiih they may be al
ways distinguish' d. Theioler. shape
and size of the fruit vary much that
they can seldom be depend, d upon for
permanent, char li ters. en' inves
tigators hav-determined 1! at the Mow
ers of the different varieties jo- e per
manent aud wi ll-marke l 1 haracters
which can be used for dist rii'.'uishin'f
them. This siibjei t ha- bun well
studied by Civic-sol- . .1. I!eal, of
Michigan, 'fhe b!o.-soius of fruit trees
loutaiu two ;ets of e-sential organs,
the pistils, which ripen into the fruit,
and the stamens, or1 "de urg 1:1s, which
bear the pollen. It is found that the
pistils and stamens vary in si.e and
shape an 1 hairiness in nearly every
variety, and that the -e chara tors t an
be inipoitant aids in poiiiologi.-al de
Heriptioiis.
'i iie mtisie of "1,'ule Ih-itannia,"
which is u-iiially a-cribed to i t. A me,
is saiU to I avc been taken from an air
in Handel's "Occa-ional (iratorio,"
loinpused 111 li'lii
SAYINGS AXD WHO SAID THEM.
Familiar .tlaxliua that are t'aeil Wliliout
liuowldiie ot their Aullioi lili.
Many of our coininon sayings so
trite aud pithy, are used without the
lea.-t idea from whose mouth or -n
they first originated. 1'robaMy the
works of Shakespeare furnih us with
more of these familiar maxims than
any other writer, for to him we owe
-All is not gold that glitters." -Make
a virtue id' necessity," "Screw your
courage t- the sticking place" ( not
point i, They laugh that win." "This
is tlm short and long of it," "Compari
sons are i.ilaiiis." "As merry as the day
is lunir," "A Pauiel ci me to judgment,"
I'raiitv, thy name is woman," "Make
as ur.in e doiihly suie," and a ln'.-t of
other-. Washington Irving give- in
The Almighty dollar." Thomas
Morton ipieried long ago. "What will
Mrs. (inindy say?" while (ioldsinith
answers, "Ask me no ipiestions and I'll
tell you no lil'S." Charles 1'incLtiey
gi is "Millions for dctciise, but not
one cent for tribute." 'Til-' in ar
lir.-t in peace, and lir-t in the hearts of
hi.- fellow -cit iciis" i not countrymen i
appeared in the ri'.-.lut inns presented
to the Ibmse of KepivM'tit atics in
Iteivmbtr, 1 7'. mi, prepared by tieiieral
lleniyl.ee. 1'iviil th Mini' we cull
"Christmas conies but i iice a i
"Count their rliii lii'lis ere (le v are
Thomas Tasser. a
teenth century, giv
w t m 1 1 urns no good,
never." "Look en
w nt
r tin' siv
; us -It's an ill
-Hi tter lat" than
thou leap." and
the
llios
im that is rolling
Mtlicr no
' -All try and no wool." 1-
loiindin Culler's "lluilibra-." hi vihn
says "None but the brave deserve the
l,i:r." "Men are but ihildieii ofalai i.'ir
growth." and Through thick and
i thin." "W hen Creeks join Creek-
then was the tug of war," N.; !i.mi 1
l.ee. pi'.'J. I M two c-. ils I h ie
1 hoscii t!:e least," and -The end inu-i
ji:st;i the mean.-, " are from M'f'au
I'rior. We are iudebt-.l to Cdley
Cil ber for the agreeable intelligence
that -Hieliarl is himself again.''
.Mill-on tells us of "A aood hat. r."
and Macintosh in 17'.'1, the phra-e
. ft en attributed to .lohn liandolph.
Wise and lna-terl in e ' is ity." " a
ri ty's the .-pi. f life," an 1 "Not
much the worse for wa"." ow p.-r.
Man prposcs, hut Cd di-p...- ."
Thomas a Keinpis. 1 hristoplu-r Mar.
lowe gave forth the in i!.iti",i -o .-'tea
ri-i'i ated by his brotln r- 111 a i:b-
lie way, "Love me I 'tie, I mo im"
long." Kdward Cok- was of the . pin
ion that "A man's h a, h:s oa-'.h .'
To Mllt-lll We owe
fi j a:., i: ..
f. t-W "A w ;!..! r:i-- "t .-,-!," ;.t:-l
"Moping inel.ua holy a'il luooii-t r.u '.
iaad:;e-s." Kdward Ymitii ''!'.- lis
licatli h.ves s'a.n'nir a. ark," "A t o
at f"ity is a tool ii'de-l." I'r -la
Ikicoii . -oi nes -Knowledge power."
and Thomas southerm- reminds u
that "l'lty's akin to love." Iici'i
Switt thought that "Urea I i- the -'.iff
of life." Can. 'bell found 'hat
"Coining event- ci-t tlnir shadow
before." and ""l is distance h n Is m
hantmeiit to the view." "A thing cf
beauty is a joy t"n er." is from Keats
Frankin saal, "Cod hi !ps those who
help themselves," and Lawn-nee terne
comforts us wi'h the thought. "Cod
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb."
Mis-i i ( i '."keeler-.
The ra.lroad station id Mi.-i- ippi
ity. -ays the iMroit . '-.-, i- lo-
eiitcd among the pines, and the way
the iiiovpiitocs were biting there. 'Ven
ia April, w as 1 rough to keep a luuh-
moving. After ii while we got to talk
ing about the insect;, and I asked a
native of the country:
"Are they thicker than this 111 the
summer t"
"Thicker! "Why, in duly there's a
million to one!"
"And larger V"
"Larger! Why, sir, one of the regu
lar 'skeeter- of this sei t ion ( oidd earn
these on his back and still fly high'"
I thought I'd down him at oii' e.aiid
so I Olltinilell.
"Now, sir, an-wcr me truthfully
)o you In liev e that six of your biggest
1 11 os. j 1 1 1 1 1 ics 1 ould kill a mule if he was
t ie. Up out here?"
lb- a."!,..) at me in amai-iiieiit for 11
minute, and then went to the door and
beckniicd in the man sitting on a buv
and wat hing the horses. When the
man auio in. the native said:
"William, you remember that air
roan mule o' yours ."
I reckon."
"In perfect health, w asn't ph?"
"II-was."
"Could run like a deer and kick like
a siiw-log?"
"Ill could."
"Aud be was all alone in a ton acre
lot. William V"
"lie was."
"And two of them mud swamp
'skeeters got art'-r him one morning
and run him down and killed him and
devoured both hams aud packed every
drop of blood in his body? Willi am.
speak up!"
' stranger, if they didn't then I hope
to be chawed to rags!" sai l William
and he said it exactly like a man who
wouldn't have allowed there were two
'skeeters if he hadn't been rarnestly
eominced of the fait. He walked out
doors, and a de-p silence fill upon us
two, 1 Token otilv alter a long interval
by 'jie native saying:
"I've alius kinder suspected that
thuui two 'skeeters had assistance
from a hoss-lly, I ut I can't prove it.
I kinder think the hoss-ily hel I him
down till the minder was committed !
CHILDREN'S I'OLl'.MM.
Nelly's T-a-rai-iy.
Nelly Hay lives in a brown cottage
down by the river. There are not many
houses near, and no little children to
play with her. One day her mamma
took her to the city to visit her cousin,
she was older than Xelly, and had a
good many playmates.
AVhile Xelly was there Emma had a
tea-party and invited her little friends.
Nelly enjoyed it very much, and after
she w ent home wanted to have a party
of her own.
"But." said her mamma, "w horn will
ynu im ite?"
"ih. I don't kuow," replied Nelly.
"I can find snuu b 'dy, I think. And
I'll have my dolls."
Ni-IJv had three dolls -Maria Louisa.
Victoria an I Cinder, lla. Then she had
;i little d 'g name 1 I'risk and three
cats, snowdrop was the mother, and
Punch and Judy were kittens. Nelly
thought that with all of them .-he
c mid have quite a party.
Her mamma gave her .-onie ci -Ki t s
and milk, she pi. k'-d a boiepe-t of
dai.-ies and but tci- up- I .r her fible.
Maria I.Aui-.i an I Victoria were tak
ing their afternoon nap when they
wen- invited, but Che'iiil'ia was im
w here to be lound. It took Nelly -oui"
time to rem. mber where -he ha 1 her
la-t. And wle'ie d" you think it wa-.-I'p
in the old applo-livo! I'h. n Neily
1 ailed f'ri-k .1:1 I nowdr 'p I ot
1 oiii'se Ii an I . 1 1 1 1 v e au'e r :i mi t itr
after.
so they went to Nelly's little play
house, riuy all bad to -it mi the
;;ioui. 1 v ep! Victoria, v h i had a
liieh . hair. flu y soon ate up the rc
1 resbni- n' and as only N.llv 1 in! I
talk, tin- paity did let la-t ."e,'
Mb, mamma." said Vl!y. "it was
sii' h a futi'i party; I'ri-k wantel all
tie 1 ake. and while wa- talking t-
Maria l.-mi-.i and e t.-ria. I'uie Ii and
.'ndyd. ank up all t hi- milk. I hen poor
1 ;::d- n 11. 1 r.-lled d.-w n the bank, but
I'r. sl brought lor ba k again. I don't .
believe "snowdrop had a mouihlul to
1 a'. And I'd ratlu-r haw my -upper
with you."
"Wii."stM mamma, "now o put .
your d .lln-s to l ed and b iw a g"..d 1
run vit!i l'ii k. l'.y tin time you come
back -upp.-r will be rcuh. and I'll tell ;
VoU a si jrv." " .' .
Ilimoralilr Srnrii
There i-o:ie ni'-ml-cr of th" present
nited state- govennneiit whose face
i- -,- s, arrd as to be pitiful to look
tip. n; but t'u- s'ory of 'h'-se s'-ar- is a
! o'd - . h"ie i abb- t hat no . le. oral ion
f t iie I., e.- 'II .'! II .a ..- 1 oiilel- III -n-
g! -ry ''i.i'i d the-- cne 1 -earn.- and
ga-h.
Wla nthi. loan o whom we write
was tuii. a 1 '.-. . la- w a - sitting with his '
yotsiig. r s.-t- I' b"f 'le t!m lire of a ;
1 ' a i 1 1 1 hoii---, w le-re t 'a y wt re spend
i:i..' t;.'- Chr:-tma- lu-lidav-. I'id a
-park sii.iji M'oni the 1 -l;i.-1 11 l.' w 1 that
cr.c-kl'd -.1 merrily upon the h'-arth?
t r did some incautious m . eiuent on
the girl's p irt 1'i iiLr her dn-ss too near
the blae? At any rate, in an in-taut .
her clothes were all alkimc
The hoy loVed his pretty sisti 1 even
more, perhaps, than most brothers do.
He w as proud ot her 1 h vi mess and of
her beauty, -hold. I the fierce tlames
se,.r h her lib- 'lit bef.re In- eyes '
ll"..iught a wrap from the sofa, a
rug from the tloor. lb- wrapped tln-ni
round h. r anl struggled for her life, I
so iitierly ..ru'. tlal of him-ell that, at
the 1 nd. h ,i- burn.-d ill 1 : 1. i-t beyond
human re. o-.rn ' :ou, while . her fair
gil l's I l'-e t he 'li e ii i'l h M 1,0 mark.
nd tie boy wa- wi II content.
am a boy." he i t. and It does not .
iii.it it. ''in ..ui! ti-.t ha. e hoi ne it." 1
for a longtime hi - l.fe w a-d.sp.iir-1
I i f. but at length the vital forces ,,f
hn strong youtli t rii:;uphed. and h!
went forth into the wo: Id again, wear
ing his -car- for a I a lge of glory in
the eves of all those wh" knew tin
tale.
lb- ha- made him-elf one ot the men
of mark ol Irs generation. He ha
woiil-jve ..r hhii-i-lf and distinction1
and tie' (air r-pute of men. Itut of all
the gains 1 I hi . bfe, none do him such
honor as tho-e sens ,,f his early battle.
Tin- si-ti-r. wh no In- saved tioin th '
aw fill fate that threatened her. ha
won her own laurels al-o. she lives in
Italy ami. I "the grandeur that was
Ibilile," whi-uei. -he sends t i America
Rome of the bri-iiite .1 and most charm-1
ing work which our journals print. 1
Hie ha a salon w hi re y.ai meet the
men and women l.e-t worth kn owing.
Her life is happy ami prosperous but, ;
for all its pleasures, she has to thank
tic scars which would make her broth- I
er's face unpl a-aiit to look upon, did j
Hot the knowledge of how they were'
won make tin-in his crowning glory. j
Y'lUti's (.'hifttii"ti. j
'ut Flower.
fine of the safest and best ways to j
send a few choice cut flowers to a dis-!
t.int.e i to cut slits in potiitocs and in-1
sert the ilovver steiui, taking care that :
they aie firmly la tem d in and support- :
cd by a l.tth- cott n or paper. An o. ',
diiiury potat i will ..ri most flowers i
fresh for two vveel.s or more in a mud-'
erate temperature. I 'ot a toes can also;
be used in il'U.d dei orations through'
Ik ing ibsguiseil I a leaves and ll. overs. 1
i (,".'(..'.. j
In the opinion of the .v.-. n'ifi
A nn inr.i the; is a possibility that tho
womb ifi.l . . . in t . f may make in
l. appearance I efoie the year t lost s.
CHIT1XGS FOR THE CI RIOl'S.
Quack medicines have been taxed
In England since 17S:1.
1
I Fulton's first steamboat began rttn
I ning between New York ami Albany
! in lsi'7.
1
I l'nt.1 1S-S5 the punishment forsaeri
1 lege in England was death. At that
I date it was changed to transportation
I for life.
j The first Thanksgiving Day was in
li'i'Jl, and win appointed Lvi.'ov. Hrad.
ford, in gratitude for the season's
harve-t. I
sir .lohn l.ubh iek i- "f the opinion ;
t bid -oiue of tic very Ion c-t auiinal- '
ll' l only p.'iceiv s i-o'ois but h i e prcf
cience.s in n-gard to lie 111. j
It 1- report e I iii ,. '. ' - lf,.,!h
M'iiitlil;i. that freein,' o!tn merely
l suspends animation in frogs, snails,
in-cc!s and even lish. and they limber
- up again and are --ii'iv-- ,rnl kii-kinj; "
w le 11 t haw 1 .1 out.
ln to Sleep.
The .pies' ion 1 1 , 1 nap .1 tam e to
Cvt I pie j t e o n loUs'ht,
w a!-c id day - and It t '- how to i:et
IT 10 I .-!.' p etl -Ugh. I 11 oi II'IILT dlops
.1 lew s;lu le hint . w l'. I 111 IV he of
ai'c. In t'i- im- I !.' e p -.; ! .h'.ul I
have ii regular toie- foi ,u t . s. ep,
in 1 0 sh- ul ! I-.- .1 . .-o.. a ,11 1 111 vv II be
after sun ..a. I'.., j.'.. who .'cel. al any
t line. :e- -o- iiiu' I ' .-If. en ' ic e. get less
beie :i ft". .at t'" ;r .!!', 1 t'..,-i others;
get! Mlg si- ji I-- .ll.es !'!"i" .Hli'lllt;
t !a'fe is a t.-n ! u y to n-rv on-i-i--ta-I
'il;ty .in 1 ib 1 .iiij. uii-t' : 1 he repair of
t lie sV.-telll i'-'.s If I 1 U.d th'' 'l.l..!Pi
'I I- iii"i"e i'",'.-'v .-ig nii I p.- 'p!" are
the ::r ii'.-r t' ." : . ult v itn l th- dan
gi r from th: . a.: -. I l e I'u ! thin-- in
i-rder to -p . p . '! is t . go to l-.-l at a
1. gul, 11 hour, uid make it a. - .eh as
p. -able. ' 1,. t thing i - ' .. lu.le
ill! wo: ry -d ei it ing .-a: ' of
tliniluh' 1 1 tie Itiiud -one tii-ie! 1 : .re
r. tiring. I !.- b .-Iy and mind no a Pe
ht down ti'.-lti f'e- hi:.'h-pi----:i: e strain
before going t 1 be.!, so t ha! n;it ure c;ill
:isS"i't In r r'lih'lul siipreiiiacy atter
ward. Au.'tl:. i" p.-int i , ii'-ver to
thwart tic dr-e.v-y jii,pul-i' when it
c.iiiie- at the regular time by special
etb rts to l.eeji a-vake. f. r t'::s ilto-.v.-i-ne.-s
is the a-1. a'l' e-gitard ol lea'-thy,
rcs(.i.,tive -hep -ie-p is a boon
which uiu.-t ti"! be t.imjiered with am
put ..ti'. for i' i-' i p'ilc'l to wait, it is
never so pi ; f. . t and restful as if taken
in its own nn'ura! due and way. The
right side is the be-t side to sh-cp on,
c. ept ill spei i:il 1 :im'S of di-ea-.e, and
the position should be lie 11 Iy le u i' htnl.
1'iiiiilly, the ev tiling una1 should be
colilpo-ed of food lllost t 1 I -. dlgi-steil
and assimilated, that the stomach
will have very little bard wi ikto do.
A heavy, rich dinner taken in the eve-1
iiing is one of the things that murder j
sl ip. I.at" suppers with exciting
f ! and stimulatii.g drinks iiiaku
really n -toralive .-h-. p m t to impo. i- I
l ie. Narcotics are t be avoided, save
a ii-ed in cases of disease by e. iii-:
peti-nt physicians. The proper tnu e !
aciording to Dr. ruing. t treat!
sleele lies-is in the daytime, and it
must be treated by ;t wi.-eand temper, j
ate iiii-lhod of Jiving rather than by j
iiicihciiii-s. This i- good eoinumn j
sen-e. And iloubtle-s a v;ist ,,.al of.
t la-deb. illy . the neivoii- ih raiigciuent.
iiii l the insanity of our time would be
prevented by more g I, rc.-tful uatur
id sleep.- -Xf ir Ynrli t'tr.
Kienlng Aiiiu-eineiit.
1. To apjuiit ntly bum water, fill a
gl.i-s- laiiiji with water, an I juit into it
for a wick a jiieee of guni-cainphor
The lalll should not be ijuite full, and
the camphor may be I' ll to l!( P. upon
the su r face of the w a'er. On touching
a lighted match to the camphor, it
shoots up a clear, Mealy dame, and
sei-ms to sink below the surface of the
water, so that the Maine is surrounded
b the ii.juid. II will burn for a long
tune. If the camphor be ignited in a
large ih-h of w ater, it will mmm. nih
il. ..it about w hilo it burns.
2. Wet a piece of thhk u r.ipping
paper; then dry if by the Move; while
warm lay it down upon a arnisbed
t ible or dry vvoob-u cloth, and rub it
briskly with a pice of Iniia rubber.
It will become strongly i lei t ritied, and
if tossed again -t the wall or looking
glass will stick sometime. Tear tissue
papt r into '..its i. in- ighth inch ,- juare,
an I this piece of paper, elei ti ifinl, w ill
draw them, dr tike a tea tray and
juit it on three tuiubh-r-.. J.ay the
electric paper mi it, and, on ton. hing
the tray, you w.ll get a little spark.
J.ilt tin- jiaper out oi the tray, and on
touching the tray again ymi will get
another spark, but of tin-opjio-ite kind
ol electricity. Kepi. ne the paper and
ymi will get another, and so on. -11'
luftmtid Ht...
I mu tun
As long ;i'.'o is l-'.s, In-. W'.utl ing-t.-li's
r.iiiioils I h"h r.l and Ibar ieci
M.-ili. ilic. wa- kieov ii as a i i.c- i"i'
Cholera. Clamp-. Iiiarrieea. I'y-' .dery,
Mianiier Coiiipl ii.it s and the I ke. It
i im be i ari ii d i i i'u' ioi-ket. I'l'u e 'Jo
illld -'iO cent , 1. I - - -1 T le.
A Turin Vweier ha;s made a tiny
boat, formed of a single pearl, which
shape it assiiinis in swell concavity.
Its sail is of beaten gold, studded with
diamonds, and the binnacle light at its
prow is a perfect ruby. An emerald
serves as its rudder, and ila stand in it
slab of ivory. It weighs Ires than
half an ouueo. Its price is 15000.
A MALARIAL VICTIM.
The Tnln Exprrlrnrrafa Promln-'fi : Mlnla
lerlu llie Tropica aud al Ibe North.
To the Editob:
The followtun circuuiRlanrej, drawn from
my I'frsonnl experienre, are o important
and renlly reniarknhtp that I hnve felt called
upon to make Uihui public. Their truth cau
he tuniilv verifieil:
1 1 18 B I niovt-il from Clinton, Pt. Lnwienco
com ty, N. Y., to Florida, which 8mte I in-ti-mte.t
to make my f iture rcfi leiieo. I p-.tr-cluis
d a liouie 111 tin l iuiksof the St. Jolm s
rivir and fettled down, lis 1 tfi ii(-fl, (or
life. The summer foltowiiu; the lirst w inter
I was coimc o is i f must piculiiir s. i.s 1C0 is,
w liirh ticcnifil to be tl e aivoii iniii'iicut of
cliii(e of climate. I felt ft amking at tie
pit of the Blomnrli, nccouipnnied by
oce.isional iliyine-n unJ Jiauhea. My
lirad i.cheii. My hint paine.l me and I
had au opprex-ive aeuse of wcarint's-.
1 hail a tliir-t for acids an 1 my appetite wa
weak and imcerlaiii . My tiiK0tion was im
I am d and my food did not asi-imiliiti'. At
thsl 1 imiiKined it wnc the elT.nt of nature to
li. tume acclimated, and so I thought little
of it. Hut my triMilites iLcicased until I lic
cimo rctle a anil teven-h. and the plijsi-im.-uik
infoniuil in . 1 wa- Mitfi iinu from ma
l u i.it fi-vcr. 'I hi- CDiiiuiiii d in cpile of all
Hie lir-t pli-ii"lim could do, and 1 kept
crow-tiii; sti-iidily wow. In llie jear 1n"-0
try phy-ician iiifni nii'd me a li'tnu
ol clin at win ab-o'uti-ly lici-is-nry that I
could net Bunnr iinodier auinuier in lie
South. I ili'-i-rtiiine I to return Norlli, bat
l ot to the evtrcme poilinn. and so I took up
in 5 le-ie'i mv al I pi er Sandusky in t'entral
I'lini. 'l i e I'li.uife did not work the desired
cure and 1 atf.-iiu loiisulled phs.ciaiia. I
found they weie iiiiahle to ellict a perm.i
i:eul cure, and wluu the extreme warm
weather of nummer came on I grew
H) inmli mors that I (.' up
all ho; e. At that time I was mlterin,'
l. rrihly. How !;.dl, ouly lliene can nppie
cialeuho have i-onl i acted malarial diseii-e in
Impii'Hl rcui.'ns. It t-eemeJ a.- if death
would le a relief greater than any other
llt-s.ing. Hut iiotwiilist iiidmi,' all thu. I am
happy to st if that I nm IP .lay a perfectly
well and ln-iillliy man. How I caino to re
cover so reiiiiirkat.l) cm be umlcitood from
the followiuit card votuntarily published by
me in the Sandusky . lit' .V.u'i'icoi,
vutitied
nosmi to whom unNoii is nrr..
f.niToRS liKi'cni.icAN : During my recent
visit to I'pi't r Sandusky, so maiiy iii-imnes
were made relative to what nni icine or
course of tieitnu-nt had broiipht such a
marked chani;e lit my system. I leel it to be
due to the propnet n and to the public to
stale that Mauler's Safe Kidney and Liver
fur aeeiimpht-liei! for me what other lui'di
ouies and physicians had failed to do. I he
malarial poison winch had worked its way
lli..ri!iir!h! tlmmii iiiysvt' in duriui;iiiy live
dr.-n-siiliai e in Florida had brought mo
to the of thu ijravp, and phjsi
eiiiits lad j ri'lio'.r.icid my case incurulile;
but that is not to be wondered at. as it was
niidoubu-Jly one of the woist on record.
Ibiuyh Hioilu-rs. of your city, i-allod my at
b niioti to tiM me lieine refencd to, and in
duced mo to try k to v botth-s. So marked
wa- tlie ch:.ie:e if lit tour wtok'c trial that I
continued it- use, and now, after three
mouth-, the cure is complete. Tin- is not
wriiten tor t'.e beiiifit of Warner A Co.. but
lor Ihe pul'li.-. arid especially for any person
lioubled Willi m.-.laria or bilious alt i.-ks."
Such IS the -lat.-inei.t I liaide, without so.
hcil :tion, after my rei-uvery, and -uch I stand
by at the prt sent moment, lam convinced
that Warner's Safe Cu e I- nil it is clmine I to
be, and as such de-crve the jjieat favor it
has received. A remedy w hich can cure the
severest case of tropical malaria of live
years' standing certainly cannot fail (ornio
tho?e minor malarial troubles which are 60
prevalent and yet so i-eriou.
AI.FRI'.D DAY,
r.-istor I'liiver-.dist Chur-'h.
WoonsTicr , " May II), l-M,
l "i-.vn't ia:aine." Slid youiur S nvise.
-wh.il lu.ik.s my hao j.-nev so rapidl.''
'(ir.c.v- m fueii -oft. an-) soil, maybe."
It i-ii-s. -l. I lli.it It: it i -It C iil..l to the
c in-lit of thu iy in ol ion., w : i iulo Uyotiuii
.111.1 I . .ls l-i-l Ve.il-.
III It I'lttM.KI s-..
A- 'In ;. arc ipuckly iiliaiid.ined with the
c ui. pi. I oi: o- i ail n ia. s, so the huye. ill i-tic,
calhartic piib. ". impose I of crude and bulky
me lieai.-s, ire n'lieklv Iih iiidoned with the
introduction of lr. Pierce's "Pleasant Pur
.itive P. II. Is." which are sii,:u i-o.u.i 1, Mini
hlile lai ,;.-i- tliall mii-tard seeds, but culll-p.i-edtif
luchly CDilceliliated ivetablc li
Ir.icls. Ify dniA'K'isI-.
I he eflilorof the Wa.vin-sbnro' .'- . nl pro
ii unices tlie n i.oil lli.it lie is ihe f.itlierof
i lav. n claldii ii nicorri-et: he has only
liflcell.
'I'lie "lie lit. 'it IIIihmii oT Vniilli"
ei iv be r I I by n-in'lli. Pierc-e'-' Ka
wi; ite I'o si'i i.tion." a specilie f.:r "feina e
i- ii -1 nut ." Hy diii,''i-t-.
U : ii .! -'i-a'c'e l ii'tru '
ii) i- .a- n . uc'tisH-. d
iwehsve. Iusaii-..-i
.-.ilile."
I tIN-l UPTION i i m:.
Iir. H. V. Piuhk: '.-' Si - Death wms
hourlye.ei ied by in) -elf mid fiii ud-. My
I hv - ici in uioii nee I my ih-i a-e eiin-uiii.-:i...
ati.l ii I I ii, list die. I bej.au taking
....!. "I. '- v. i v ';m.l -I'e'l.-; .." I luive il-nl
I - .i : le ail i .11 I Willi. I.llllll) relieved. I
i -. v a,;,. 1,1 , .,!.. ,,at.
I l.l.'.l-i:i II l'ii Ui 1 1 IN, .Montonno, Ark.
liniii I. r in llielaiuri i. V.i., -:iy that tie
'i i i ii i u.:'u .-live. e. Hi s w. ih hole-in lo h'.l
, ;i;!t iii.-i-uie.
I .-.il . and ficklv L'irls reiiulrini' a linn-
,-h ohi.l c. eeiille siiiuulanl, will find Hrewn's
lion Hitlers In iieticial.
1 1 :i!.. y tin- U -heel cold i- called deli, ions
; b) i ..ui. Ion . .' '
uioii isvii I k. Pa.-l!ev. Klijnli Wilson
li.ov.ii's I.on Hitters hive perma
I lii nllv ciiud mu of chill- and fever."
! ; oiue mi a-as alvais ke uer key hole on
J it. ; Li -1, of a '. l-i.-v vas behint tune
l'vrni:Mi.i v. Ark. Ilev. T. J. Heilly says:
" I i s. .I Itr.iwu's Iron Killers for iii.llsr. rlion
I and chills with entile s iti-faction.''
! -inai i )oinio iiein i sct.i d ii. a Ihmi r in
tl '..!' r -i!i. atlcr ah ila- .-.'iii- bad cone.
. ai l - ai." pafbelic-.llv. " '. i I h- lo-l rose of
. n- le "
Hrr Here, Voimg lien.
i lh.it uirl of mine is twice as hnnd-.unn since
, she eiiiiiiiuuii'cd nsinc Carbohne. the deodor-
ii il exira.M of Petroleum, nnd I would not
i bo willioiil it for a fortune.
I : I', i.i i . t ll lo.i war with the Cchslial
i I . . i . . .'. u.ll the n -nit he broken chinaf
I i utiiri li til llie lllaililer.
' Sliu'iiu; ii ril.itioii, iiill.iiiimiilioii, Kuln-y,
' I iiiiarv cnaii I. mil-, i ..r .' bv IliichupaibiUrl.
j "Whv do il litis pi to mu. (ieoriie'"
"We), lo .': nt the b.ilt.im facts."'
1 1 vo l t.'el depressed in mind aud body, or
i h'tie'a ti'Ui'h of Keneial debility or inalana,
1 ,,, li.siniMi-. li eive-t uie lo the stomach
and promotes thoiouhdn-eaiou. Urnutfisls.
I he bed Ihlll' in pi in! - A pl't'lty u'ii l in a
Calico dn s-.
" Kunuh tin Cnrn!.'
A- U for W i 11-' Mltmli on Corns.'l.V. Quick
ri lief, eoiii li.ti-cuie. l.'orn.i, warts, buiuous.
'1 he s cu t jf suci is is lo know how to
deny jour-ell, mid oilier people.
I.) mi's Pab at lle..!S'.,ffeiier.lhe only inven
tion that makes old boots asstraii'lit as new.
Ciirh.-ily is a thin,' Unit makes us look over
i.t..er i eopies iilf.u.s and oveilook our own.
Tliut llilshnnit or Vllne
I-three times the man be was before using
W ells' Health H. newer. l. Dnis'isU.
Nine vounc women in Krie have formed a
I . -e ball cb-b, and luive olteied lo play with
any f -niale ba-e ball club in the state.
An E.lilnr'a Tattluienlal.
A M. Vu-lin. i-liiarol tie ""Grrmwirli lli-vii-w,"
(ioPlli.. ll. O . rile. : JUUrv I met Hub ft
i.; -i-vrn 4.-.-i.lui.".iie.l by t runaway bar-s. !
,, ..liu i.l i vrr kiu.l m i.lva in Ur th wuuu.lt,
li :. b turof.t lo ruuaiQK mre. but fain I nothing
la .lo bi ny Kii.nl nil I M ri couim"ii..sl lleury'l
CirLallcHjlio. I l. unlit bol ud It b-!liil null
on '. n.ll tlie end .il two iiinlitbs I mi roini letelr
V.I It i. Hi h. .1 slv m the markst. ami I nrv.r
tail .f l.-lluis my inrn.l. about n, and urge tbem to
u.- ll ihru.ier tlify lief.1 a aalva.
Durno'a CaUrru 81111B rnri all affortiona of lb
niueoua nifinbraDa of lha bad aod throat.
I
We Should Help One Another.
Mr. Nohman Hint, of No. HR)Chctnut St.,
SpriiiKtield, Mu-s., wribs April 10, 18M, say
ing: "Havii glhe alHiction ca-j-ed by kidney
and liver disease, aud lifter enduring lha
aches, pains, weakness and depression inci
dent thereto until body fin J soul were nearly
distracted, 1 sought for it-lief and a cure from
my tumble, and was told by a friend who ha I
been cured by it him-t If. that Ihe best and
only sure cure was Hunt's HemcJy, and upon
las .ccomineiidntiou I commenced taking it,
an I the first few do-us improved my condi
tion in a very marked manner, and a con
tinuance of its use has justified all that my
friends claimed for il that it was a sure and
permanent cure forall diseasesof the kidneys
and livir. 8 -vend ef my friends 111 fsprin-f.
lield haviir-ed it with the most gratifying
results, and I feel it my duty as well aa a
pleiisiue to me to recommend Hunt's heuiedy
in tl c hvlunt po-isil I.' terms."
.11 n 11 11 flirt 11 rer'a Trai linon jr.
Mr. II. W. Pav.nf. manufacturer of harness,
-.1.1 ll. iv. tr.iuk-. villi i". e'e. No. 477 Main
Street. Sprii 1; ield, Mas-., wriles us un.ler
late .if April I'', Is-Sl:
" (ieiit 1 m n - 1 have used Hunt's Remedy,
(he lie-l ii.cihcii.e fo.- di-cas. sof theki Ineys,
liver. 1.1 .11. r and uiiiiaiy oruan-, and l ave
received u'l. al bi iietil lo my health fro. 11 iir
use, and I tind that it will do just what is
claim.-. I f..r Hi il will cure d seise and re-tore
health. I therelore 'pronounce it tho best
intdiciiu- that I have ever 11-eJ."
Il.i-niii nml Ml. a ii. Itnilrnnil.
Ai.nt'ur Jloi.r. K- i., paymaster Rostou nnd
Albany hail road, al S.rnieJ'cM, Mass., writes
April LM, I--M: "I have u-e.l Hunt's Kemedy,
and my ex erienee W ith it has been such that
1 can cheerfully sa) that I am satis'ied that
il will tlo just what it promises lo do, if used
U 'Cordiiii; lo direelii'Us."
Qr.Worthihctoii's
HGIERA ( (RAMP
vsro
OVTB 2ft YEARS
I hnlrrit. Cramp. IMarrl'im,
MinpliilitU ljftpriln. ""
-.-it.
HfH" 0
1 nrr M.-lt-.
1,1 nr.it-.-i
llittoitnr'f Rt-mi
cb Hitler mwf tli
roiiiir"ini'nt of t
rnttitnal nirHlnul ihl
l'M.iiy nhicb Al
ti'Mfiit pr'ili Ii
is m inrffcUjr pun
TgHAlde reniMy,
mliracinc rhe thrti
importdiit iirtifwariip
ul A j)rfViittT, a
tttiic twi n ftiiria
tivn. 1( f.irtitiyi t!i"
ti1y flirmiiKt 1i"tr.',
tii;iTii.h th I rpnl
iMtiiAi'h Sii' liv-r.
(r mI ' n
llfUKKlrttt ni lioa!
ITh (t.-llt ri.!!.
Pay no's Automatic Engines,
1. II. W. r st at a 'Mt.' li- Vp i'o.muu. S. .
OPIUM HABIT
Cured Painlessly.
Th. .. ii -in.- - I I (..ra. mall maiR " i 1 1 Ii.tu i
r..lnl.t-,:'. i.l- Al ,1. . Irf -l,-,l l- . .1 . , --..-r ,
I .. In I i.ll 1 1 1 .,- .I.i r- ;t.l,tr. - a l Ii" lli-roterrr.
DR. S. B. COLLIN?, La Portr, Ind,
AXLE GREASE.
Ilfwl lit ihr Mitrlil lrl lln ui'iiiiiitr llvrry
in eh ii if i' lint iiur iriMlr-iinirtt nml In
iiMii'Kt tl l . ;i . r. -in It I I I It II I' U K
It n irvt at nnn liiirn-t I ! .'lipf1 H.in lor I tr I
rmiii'ii Sf...!vl'nii'.S.ri ufs'f f--rt hml I
I'v . Id Killer mtituny r.r. A k yurll"Ufl I
kui, or teiia iii v t uiin toirt t. n. x.,
CONSUMPTION
i-.i Tre.-i'iii.-nt ...
lull
A, la,
I'l.. I II. I.. Mllll, I , SmiiiIii
liirn. s-uitl ii I liirn I
. nlil.inil.i.
IV NO PAY UNTIL CURED.
,.ll.,l .ill I
.i 3c il.it. -ru, A mn.i. Al-
i-I, 11 J l.f..!l,.il M.. Nr utk.
l(i:i'IIINK II 4 KIT,
Nn i '.iv !n( r irnl. Ton
fHtn t HtBtillbhrd, 1.IXHI
r tit t htn((t i ii-iv )r
Aim nil. yuiiioy, Micti.
OPIUM
$64:
SOMETHING
EVERY LADY
OUGHT TO KNOW.
Thoro exisa inoiinsof so
purine; n Milt nnd brilliant
('oiiiili'xioii, no nialler liow
noor il may naturally be.
I lagan's .Mairnolia Jtaliu is ti
ileliialo ami liarmless arti
cle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Ueduess,
Roughness, Eruptions, Vul
gar Fiushiiii-'K, etc., etc. So
ilclicato and natural nro its
r Herts that its uso is not
sut-iieefeil hy anybody.
No lady has tho right to
present a disfigured tare in
iociety when tho Magnolia
Halm 'is sold by all druggista
for 73 cents.
1
I JIARRHOE
l&RRHOEAi URE
ll, ..-nlrrir. -u mm
lit - ir.... I . - A
H r .i..-.. r ... al . II. 11 k
i- s Tm... ... I P.... 1'
.,'"'.'" "lMl"cHA'ltS ."'
H- I14I1U, I) u.il,,.' mi l I.. iiichl, viU f irniiS m
hurt !. r 1. 1 A '.'-.. .1.. I i'.nr A tn .nhtr
Artyirta ln.H, in I liii.' l Mtili an A n; otuat it-1 ; it ill. h A
I'li.e.
Jgk?'1p
Trofl Ml-rK-rl7"B'Mt Till I Mlf, fl ,v
th.n, Mr. PAtN Tmu Fuh'iLiir. H fit
Helilna trial. WrruU MI. aiU M fi,
I ci Ur LhuK, 44i H mjj
jonii or IIWMWTOJI
fl cufics tHiRK au mi f aiis. rJ
PUftHI!50UTT?!;S
m ',, I....I .,,-O.n ICi . r I
I"
HiYlSED.
TTEAK this, all ye peoplp. ard (rire oar all
ye incalid of tho world. Hop Hitlers
will make you well and to rojoii-e.
2. It ehnll cure all the iieople and put sick
ness and RUfTciin;- vmirr foot.
3. Be tliou iiof afraid when your family it
tick, or you have Hi ilit's di-ease or Liver
Complaint, for Hop Hitters will cure yon.
4. Both low and lii(jh, rich mid poor know
the value of llop Bittern for bilious, nervoos
ajid Ithettmatic complaints.
6. Cleanse me with Hop Bitters and I ahn'l
have robust nnd blnomiii health.
C. Add tlismso upon difvnae nml let th.
worst come I nm safe if I use Hop Uittore.
7. Forall my life have I hi-rn pi imtlwith
FiVA'iit-s nnd saros. nnd nut nniil n year ns i
was I cured by Hop Hitlers.
P. He thnt keepcth his l.jiien from n-liiaj
from liheutn.'iti-m and Neuralgia, wilh H ip
Hitters, doi th wivcly.
0. Though limn lin-t s.irrs. pimples. frpe!;!e-.
suit rheum, eiysi his, liluud piiisoliiny, J 1 1
Hop Hilters will ivmnrr them nil.
10. What won in n is there, feelilo nnd sic
from femnlo cx)iiiiliiints, who desireth not
In-all li and osctli Hup liiiteis and is ncii'.'
veil.
11. Ix;t not neglect to use Hop rJillers brim
on frious Kidney mid Liver coinplnUita.
VJ. Keep thy tongue from bcitin furred. th
b'ood pure, mid thy stomach from indii;t'.
ion by usiu Hop Hitters.
I t. All my pains Mi. I ache nnl di-ea-.e
jt 111 c i-hntf befo:e the wind when I use Hop
Hitlers.
1 1. Mnrk the mini who ti ns m arhi ilo.i'.l mid
Kiicn up by the doctor-, after u-intf Hop
Hitters and liecoim th well.
15. Cense from worrjin about nervous
ne-s, cenenil itebilitj. nnd urinary trouble,
for Hop Hitters will u-.l, r yon.
i"" t I f -..-- ft
).. WOMAN CANf Hr A'.TH L-f ViuUtSh
S Sy- r
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGlSTArLI! C0I-!?0UlTD.
A fare Cure fur all l t.MAM! Vi:AK-M.-SKS,
Ini luillnM l.i iirnrrbfrn, Ir
rriulnr nml 1'ulnl ul .llensiriDiiliin.
Inflanimaiian anil I 'Irrrutian of
(lie U'omli, l'looiilnu, 1'IKI-
i-ai'si 'm r ri iii. Ac.
HrPlcMniil tu lln:tii-t-, i ill. u. I' -n - l Imm.illiita
IniUfltici. It i.n mi.-.t I., ip In i n "ii:uy. r.cJ ra
ti. ?i. rin .luring l-.t..r n J t i- rui..r (.-it
rillMt ti-l-i: ir I'll I l:l -i in I IT 11. tilt.
IT'iR ;.u. Wrotirs" i f liir'-nriati-'.'rpana
of nib. rm ll i. .-. e.-lt-p. i- n- ... Hi a l.a- eirr
brfn Irfifnrc ttio i-'ilili' i nn I Ii- n'l .ll ...'.a ol llw
KlftSXia It I III. ti'll.lfi - .'i.i.r.lji In thf lleri.i.
jt-kiim:v f o.iii'i.AiN"rst.ri:iiiiirse
liiiilt-rral ll.-li. I in lis ( ht.
I.T il V. I'INKII ir-
lii.oon t-i inrirR
I I III I I -I . I, u.ll lli
. . ii- r .1 -ti, M-lh I .
. . ..llsUolllCl.' Illl-Oiilij.
will .m.l-. ul.- , . . .
Hi".-i..i Hie -.in .-in.'
lllC.jat.L'l. A.-lb.rV. .1 -U
I' Ifl
"Buthtlilrnn r "m.l 'i I HI t IliiKl'-r arc pr
parrd at EO and : w. -t.rn avmur, I jnn. Ma-'.
rrlKofrilln-r, tl. s, t, .lti, f. rt.",. Tl - Cnipnuni
llra-nt .jr mnU In ll.- I .i m . f (-III.-. T cf .itrnu,oa
1K-. Ipt of Mr. , fl . r l-i for i lilirr. BrJ. IHiUihcJti
frciljr unna nil l.tt,rai.f ln,i.lijr. Km low cent
lamp, ts-nu for p.iiiil t. 't...ii..n V.i Jfrr.
W"l.riii F. I'ls-irn.a " 1 n r.u I'n.m i-nn C nrtlpa
(I. hi. Ililtoii'iiia ami T..rn.un . I II." I.e. r. ii null,
(-iilil l.v lt in iicHlns.-t (.1
II N I ".'11
18 A SURE CURE
for all disease of the Kidney and
. LIVER
IthMapociflctb'Uonon tUia most important
ornan. onabUnff II lo throw off turpiility ni
In'tlou, Unitilatinir Iho brail hy necretion of
Uio Dil' tuul liy kffpina llio bawrla iu freo
condtuun, eUtutuiif its nffulor discharge.
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mUlUrUl malATiit.fiavc f !jo rliiila.
rt biliot,dyipr,,.i,orconBttpatf 1, Knlncy
Wort will buruly rcliovnnd qi;ukly cui-.
In Uia ftpmiR trlMiuc Hie Pi jt m. every
otio Bhould lAko thorough itunc of it.
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FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.
No other rtlaraafl ia to prevalent In this ooun
try aaConatlpatittia nd 119 remedy hoa everi
equalled tho crlohrutod Kidney-Wort aa al
cure. Wbatovor 1 ho cauo. however olMtluato
Ui eaa. thti roiuc-ly vill overcome it.
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troncUicns tha weiLtT.t-1 ptrtaond qui kly
cures U kind of Piles eve:i when phyaiciaiii
and mr-dictnca navo ixiiore laiica.
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HE GREAT CURE
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RHEUMATISM-
A It la for all tha painful diaeaaca of Ua
KIDMIVS.LIVKR AND BOWILS
It oleanaoa tha aratom of ths arid polaoo
that eauara tha drPMlAil auffrrina: whloll
onijr tha rimtma or utiaumai i.m ran ruaiiao
THOUSANDS OP CASES
of tha worst forma of tliia l.-rribla dlaaaa.
hara bean qulokly rrllo.ca , ana In aiiort uma
PIRFIOTLV CURED.
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