.flu
I1
FOR THE FARM AX1) HOME.
fttilluir for Untilm.
The Ihiir'i says that sulphurous arid
is a ini'st HTectixe antiseptic ami anti
ferment, ti in t may lie proiluc'cil .y
luiruiiiir sulphur iipmi live cuals upon
ii shovel or a bi'il of coals earriril into
a Mai ill- wiili pei-fint safety. It will
silso lie fomi l aii oMvlli'iit tui thoil for
ii'ei'ili',' thiirx rooiiis an. I rollars I'roin
tin' spoil's of iiiiMew, x liirh have a
very injurious efiVct iiinii tin' milk
iind iipin lmtter or i-lnrse maile lioin
milk that has hucn exposed to thoin.
n I ait. In un mm-tant prevalence of
these spores it lnii;lit he useful In- use
ful to m.ilie a pra' tii-e of 1 11 iiii-jat i n vr
dairies orcasioiially, csuviall' after a
' :', 'lamp spell of weal her iliirinsr tin;
Milliliter sea-'ill.
liilliim YVrril It Ii Kt i lie.
Aitcrtrviii-'itll xy.tx s to elenn:iiate
'anaila this:!.; i,n, that msl xx.r-1
ciii-iuy of the fanner, plantain. mix
an l-iiio county. Pcm., '.'aniie:'. I dis
coxiTeil that KcroM-n." nil is a certain
remedy. Some may think my iim ili.nl
tedious, hut at lest when xott wish i,,
jM rid of a patch of cither pest, tiili
.triiit work is hidi-priisil'lc. I'ar'y i-r
late in summer, when the ground is ,rv
and weather settled, is tie time t.i
make the application. Take an old
fruit can. solder on one -ide a hamil".
then whittle a pille stick r. -n:i I a! ..ill
two feet lotiv;: now diii i !:. stick -ni.,
(he oil and t 'Uch the plant or t!d.-i
allouimta few drops to run d 'xxn the
stalk; it will follow on .low n ami . r
'ery rout if ellouch is iic.i. an I the
result will reward any pci--o:i who ha.-.
pride in kccj'iiiif from lawn or :'d
two of our Worst Weed-. If the
thistles are cry t!i iek, a few ma;. i
cape, which you will have to kill an
other year, I nit at ..rt two sea ...n '
Vork will whip tin hi all.
I'HttCllllljj fclt llie.
It. is generally coiieedcd that tln i"
Miould he in i standstill period in Hi
correct system ,,f fee.liug. Put th.;t
groxxth oiighl to begin with y.-ung
pigs and bo steadily and -. : t r i -1;.
itierc'isi'd until the annua! is ready f r
the butcher's I lock. While exerx body
liearlx .: !s t!. --ii. . .standstill" -vs.
teiu a . in t! r, in.. si ia iners
in n a.. . .. ep Cm ir pigs during the
.summer months on x cry meager ra
tions, waiting mild eld xvc.it her t"
begin feeding w ith a x ic w to tat t.-n
ing.
1 1 rowel's who pi'acliee tin' plan i'
making most of tin-summer season i-
regular fecilillg. testify to the ill c;.e I
advantage ot tins sis'em. In xe;-
. old Weather, illness the hog cm I .
well housed and kept at a temp, ratnr
of about ' ' liegi'ces. wh.ii the ain'i a'.
eats goes l.i keep up the heat. .,:id t!i,
toed lads to pivdm c tiie .-.line aal-'UI:t
el l:.t it ..".icl in war, a x eat her.
There remains no iiii sj,. n Pip tp.n it
1'iixs !.. l'.. i.io waiiii. Co 1 1 i i'i . rt . i i I e
houses ..r swine during the winter
season !a rig.. foiis climates.
I'll" cec.-.-i e fat gain. . I bx . i . s
sixe I', filing of f.it-prodin ::g fed is
objected to by many i iitismne,'.. x ho
prefer a large:- p-..p- u ,,f eau
with thef.lt. The l.i,: S' ' .. J ',, ,-,;
says on this subject that the hog is
nat araily a grass and p. -eating ani
mal, but in its .luiiu I i. mien, being
fed almost wh.-lly in thi- . . untry uiion
oiicent rated fo.,,1. ha- ,..!,. n.
of depositing this eve-, ,.f f.,t. f
young pig- are kepi up,.,i f ? hat
xx ill grow the mus, li s and bo-.es and
develop a rangy iramo tiny will, in
the opinion of the authority refenvd
to. possess so much muscie when half-
grown that a moderate length of ti
in fattening, even on corn, w ill not
pile on an excessive amount of fat.
Pigs fattened in Panada partly upon
Parley. bi;t largely upon peasa highly
l.itl'egellollS food, XieM.llg U large
proporti hi of muscle -produce nn, re
lean meat than do swine fatieiied al. i
m. -1 wholly upon corn an exce-she- ,
ly starchy and fattening food.--- A".
Y,k II '.';.,.
I arm nml l.in.l. u A(n .
dust xx ith air-dackeil lime to av
id
XVerin .
Oats, ire g I for pigs. M.i-i inake
bitter pork.
Do not plow thin soils in orchards
Spread manures.
Put off the stalks of ikners wh. p,
they are done blooming.
' due hundred bushels of shelled corn
will shrink to ninety in the bin.
A burning log or any other light
will keep aw ay conns from eorntields.
Set plum trees in large pig pens
They will not bo iillHcteo with run u
lio. Ashes and soots are go.ul to kill the
turnip tly. Must on when the dew
is en.
I'o iit dig potatoes immediately
alter a heavy rain. l ying in the sun
hi a?s and rots theiii.
A Cltanci' lor l!iansioti.
A ci'inm r--i.il traveller dr..t'iet oil
'he du n in a .-mall western villajro.
jind uj.ou oriiiin; into the 'bus. was
driven a''. -;i three miles to the hotel.
Is lids town incoriorated ';" he
liuaily iu aiiie l ol' the hotel runner ,
whoxviis the only tt her rteciijiani of
the bus.
Nn."
'Aliv don't you incorporate? If
yen r.it I von would have a town bigger
th ai New York," -sijlinys.
A CITY'S AMBl'LAM'E SEKVHK.
Hon- Hew York I'rotlilra lor AnhtciiU
Mllll t'llMMHlllf'.
To some of the down town police
precincts the ambulances are called
often half a doen times in a i-inglc
night. It is then that the great crop of
drunks is reaped and that nearly all
the lighting and murdering is done
Hy day accidents to w orkmen and pen-
pic in the streets engage the attention
of the hospital surgeons. The alulm.
lance hordes stand all day and night in
a Inilel liar ready to turn out at a
moment's notice. I'tnlei the dlixer's
scat K a little drug store containing
tin essentials in emergency treatment.
I'reijiii'iitly the call comes oxer the lire
wires twenty strokes of the hell and
the nnudicr of Hie f' xvhere the am
I'ldance is wanted. It starts from the
nea.cst hospital. Itarily the ominous
I xx eittx-'ixe mi's spi lis (ilit the mes
sage: .--end all the mih1 01
lan.'cs in the city." as it did t!w
day when the lliverdale .cw up. Then
a i e v tor Pie and death takes place
ffoiu op tmx ii ,i'd from down town,
forxvhi. h all i t!e r trallir must gixe
way. The ami. ul, nice, like the mail
xx agon, lias the Pitlil of xx ay ex ei y
X'. h.'l'e.
In the lighting precincts,
v:ih. I.igl.t'i, r.'iirtu n:h. ail i i ! X
llolso i .Ve, 1, t!,e hours ! XX c 11 I I
at nijlii and ' o
ai'e i; u ; l i '.. I
s.it :i. i .. ni ;h: -.
the I- I III Is .(ret
till .l.i'.li.dil li Ii
In New Vorix
XX hell t he i hill ci
ii'- . i r i , 1 nim ,i;
sergi ,iti'-: ife ,.s
pre in. Is. His i
and usually he i:
el--i !, ill Po- I'l
n -ii -t. pait;. ul.
u nnday in-
' o u .;
bed a i pic ..; b.. ii .
i. 'I .1 of the evi .. i W.
-it in works liai' l. -i
I - are open, and idle
c his tools. !:- e
ii- I .i sin re in t hese
e-ponsiliility js great.
not willing to take
chauc.s. I
ca
lat.il mistake- ,.
juiigm
on the
t llollgl
geiy i '
i-. a a
bo.p.t:
I ll'O'l
I ring i
m ' II re
I- i ad
- aid I
I'll. Any wound
king cut is cans"
ie doorman's -Mill
the "siilo. ct"
-es to go t.. Mi.
ngeoll i- .-eSit I' l
i d.
il tin
'Her ol I
III! poll.
ions i-a .. . almost inv-inahh
t the .unbalance. The ,-lliglc
xx ord. "poison." added to the me--agc
from h. ad .piartei-s spells at the hospi
tal the i-viitcm '. --Pring the st. un ii h
pump, and hui n up." And they hm
ry. Not long .since an auil'iilai
the w ax to th" ceiie of a reported a. c
ieiit ran mer a man mi Thud axiiiue
stopped lo pi. k 1 : i in i, p. and retu'ii'i;
xv ith two patn-iit - itisto.nl ol otic.
The sii k-w agon. i y leiitr.tst. ioiius
at h 'sure. All lllgelll else, are oi
tin- ..ml nlatii c. and it aniioi r, t'u ..
them I raiislei s lioin olio hospital !
.iiiot 'er . an I made a ! o rxx ard, it h
a k pal a ais ,t i..;,i:. rent. I 'suallx
.-y e.oi wail. Tin x 1'elolig. a- th,
CI ' !l,ippets to l colli. g:ols ,.r u, a.
nuder the 1 id of health .-r i ' - ,:.
partnieiit of charities and loir- i
ll'Hie.x have not the means toenipl-i
a doctor of their ow n. .is they s. i-i..i,' ,
haxe. The sick ca -." come trotu t'ns
telleini Uts, the lodging houses and tf.
streets. Il the patient has feeti h,
tha i liVe -cars in the county he is re. '
In -ed by the , unhid, iln'i and the -a !
w '-oil, nnd th" etiiigraiion h-i-ai
n.i i.i's wag.-n conies after ci, a! ..- ..
of sometiines many hours t-. t.d,. ;l s
ca-. " to M aid's Island,
I he l.'i I'iltlx I stal-ii-.h.-.l II ght li.e I-
i a. lee l.as r.e, ijcd a Im -1 il-eti
and -. eh olne . M-nhetlt ill -ll-hia-i
bv patting .i.i.i lie hand-, ol Hi. p..n
tin- n..':ins ol briiejiug luiii.e-liatc re.
lie!', while il;-.unug to the , tor h '
IIX. I l Hie t W I 111 e-1 p. 's. .is nr
lil ' -l bv Hie s, r n .- m .-ne in. nth nc
ni was ,. w llliag lo p.n r. r th
help rend. 'fed. l ilt h it I hat to the . it;,
at the rate ol ii- a . -ill. .V. ,
I'oisdnc-i Uroixs.
ei.t meeting of s, ienti-ts is
it.'' "es'.ing communication
-.I :ro:a M. Vi . I. Iloiimai!
A t a ii
Pari-, an
w a- -. eel
regard. ng Ho
oi t :: A nn r
their ai r- vv p.
The ('email
gr.eii -hell ol
or x c. ci align
thuds lllipl
Indian- ti
d by
oisoll
the
lot"
int-
l!
le s siui
ici'i
I ne "spani-h b
I 1 1 "I'.! with th
I!i
Apa-hes i I ,i,.i, is, .... i bl lli-e mi
tin- heads ol r itlh-iiahe- vv ,th .h er's
liver, ailovx the mass t" l econie putrid
l in n di;. Ihe arrovx points, and allow
I hem to dry s,,vv Iv. The ( 'hitioiiiis
i Mo juisof Ari -ni.iii irritate a rattle--n.dtc
until tm l-;tfs hiuisfif. nnd then
dip I he point ami a portion of the j
Wood ol the a i row into the blood of i
tin-animal. xvoiind xxith one iti I
tin s" ai-rov s jrenet.dlv jiroves fatal in
thi-i c or tour davs. audits action is
iniii ii more rapid il the stoma, h of i
the wounded person is empty at the ,
time the injury is received. I
Another poison is obtained by mi
tat in.!' bees, shaking the hive, and thtt j
killing them when in this state xxith
small branches bunched torether. The
insects are crushed up in a mass
xx ith mortar and pestle, ami the arrow
points are dipped in the inntrina. It
is probable thai the active substance
in this case consists in the t'orriac acid
contained in the bodies of the bees.
This preparation does not cause death,
but induces Ion'.' continued sickness.
Another very active hut not fatal
poison is prepared Iroin red ants. It
produce pain in t In j-hary n.. consider-
able swelling ol the part iuiired. and
sometimes delirium. Tin
mains feeble for a month.
patient re
Ibiast OXVl XXa es'cellll
in ii recent Tiiris menu.
I .'I ilelieaev
! THE TEXAS RANGERS
How Xhi-y ( Iran Out Doprriitnrl In
I flic l.oiir Stnr Mulr,
A correspondent of the M. Louis
(iuli-lhui'i' ii'f, writing from Sierra
Hlanca, Texas, say: Tim average st
Louisim has hut an opa'pie knowledge
of what a thorough lu-ed Texan ranger
is, or what he looks like, and so 1 ap-
; 'lied the syphon to Captain McMunay,
and learned the follow ing facts: Adju.
taut tieneral King.of the t'nited States
army, w hose headquarters are at Aus
tin, is the comiiiauiler-iui hicf, and has
for subordinates six captains, who are I
appointed In Hie gox ci nor. The cap.
tains of ranges arc paid -i per
inonth. and arc funih-hol by the .state, j
xvlih li early appropriates i.i.Ii for
Hie scrx ice. I'hev appoint and enlist I
their own linn for a term of one year, !
i iidiio; sept' iiil.e: 1, ca . h company I
.onipi':;i': t w um -p i nun. I lie pri
x :itc a" p.rd corp. rals .$:!', sergeant-.
'-". 1 1 . uteiiant S';: per
in. nt'i, v.. i.,;i..i'i:i is worn, and the
llll'll I n!, like . .I'l!. Iliejl. ,IS HieV -pi'lul
Ni' st ,a t Ic ir ' ncc on i lie pirns or in
am;,
ill'.' f
Ti" ,.-- a ..nipl'slii d and dar.
c mi! f pi I and dauntless in !
ii 1 1
n. an
1 are ,ii lie d w 1 1 1 1 Winchester
ml 'It's impr. ed forty-two. J
I t ; in P c Use ol these al ius.
hi.', I. s ;
I i ilig e
The du
I. I I I'o'O
ul i- s ,-t the rang- rs are to pro.
.'ii ' an. 'i and i ,1'fViiicli lloin I
. ..I . -r .".thieves, i ,v th ' hi"X es
:. i i n'-',. in ,. I'll' tin y do not in.
u ii!i . niiiguhug unless ( ailed
the ! liMe.l -tat'-.s autaorities-
l- i (!,- IP-. a j'l -t in the -ad
;-t .a-h as I .i.it.l the trains
li.-lii St. oin . to lleliiiUg. Ill
i. ii.:.. I cine, n l'oi-( Worth
i-ad" l':ty. ariiied to the teeth
..ii-.-. I to n si-t all elf -its o'
i 1- i s . r hilarious i ow I ..vs.
lie.
- uimiiig
w h' !i t
.lid i .-I
nut j r
rain i'i
: I he I H ied sl.ili - does u.. ,.w n land
u the -t.ite of cn,,s. and " I the
t I ti 'vvii tra. ts .a prairie land is the
-l.lano Pstacada." or taked plain.
wh: his !:!" mile-- wide and extends
p. i 1 1 Hi" n-'ith'in boundary of Texas
' Ho tracks "I the Texas and Pa. ilie
a iw ay. nil guarded bv rangers. W hile
i -la nl? max only mak" an inn-st m his
w n lo'inty. the ranger may appre
lend -i 'i r son mi any pait of the sl.ite
Old -Hear in any iinnd'cr of citizens as
. ial-t" aid him oi relraclory case-
tie ,. th. i t interesting light- was
ha' at Hanger sta'i..i, with a gang of
rain r..i her-, wn-. are imw serving
riiis in t: c l it.' prison. The cap
,'ftis mal.c their regular monthly re.
..rt- to i h-ii' ; al King, gi x ing t he nuin
..-r ,-f no!-s , ,- i red bv i heir eoiupan
es. the n miii'. r and character of the
irrests . n'eet" !. and a gein r.il resume
t the work done, l aptain .Me Murray
s one oi the 'nest popular im-n in
l'o.l. an I !. powerful t-TMl is Well-
-, ii-iw ti to l he j at r-u.s of the Texas and
P i- '' r,i 1 ad. w ' ' ! ' : e .-a patrol
lav .i'i i : ! ! ;.-ii. ir-1 aga list t r.i'ii
w iv. I-,, i I Ic vv a-horn in Franklin,
lenn , and was a otilederate captain
under lienor-il alker. alter xv hii .h he
I . i i ame deputy -I" rill of hcrm.iii. and
later jiem d th" rangci -. under l.ic
II. di. a- beiite. unit, being shortly pro
net i i to a i a I -i i c v . ni ring the i oil
i in tion ol i h' !' v.is .in. ',p rail
. ili'apta'n M Murray wa . in com
ii.a; -i !' Ho- langif and a body ol ,
armed i th c'eploy of the rail. '
road, vv 1 1 - i ; ; . I t lie engineer Corp.- '
Ir.'iu I ' ' . ails and disaffected
.-..ii .a -i i.c wa-i a! - nneol the party
w ho k.lh .! !'...' .: -perad-i and train
w i c.her. s,. -, i'i.,. , n licitton.in ls7-.
Mtan::e I ia) males.
fin li. ri.hii la-1 that xeiioiuoii
sii.ikes wiil f ..pienHy permit ihihlnn
I., pi, iv xx i'ti them and handle them
w ithoiit i" "le ! lieu had an apt illus
tration in I l.ir. d township. Mo. Two
littl" chihir. n. the ,-... hut two and
the oilier ti -r ' x i ar. of age, w ere pi. ly
ing togellnr. The former was the
i hiid of l-'ranl.lin .-mith, the latter tin
child -!' John lieiiis. I'liey xx i re play
ing I!
nut It's yard. Mrs. -iiiit h. hav- i
ina -'. ' asio'i to o,i to the door, saw the ,
two ililiib-'ll sitllle.' side by side on i
th. .. IMS-. Her ( hi) had a -hurt stick ;
iti its hand xvith win. h it was yi viiiii 1
I'r.-pieiit liuht taps - ii Ihe ground in ;
front !' il- Mrs. sUllth siip,-. , i-y j
were piaviii.; with ;i small land tUitle
i XX hi" Il -in had -ecn about the yard for 1
'..nine divs. and. after watching the j
I i hibh t n's mirth for sniue time, -he
xx all, ed toward them to -e what tiny
j xx ere ilninir to the turtle. When she
j had appioai hid to within a lew feet ol
t Ik-iii -he was horrified I" see that the 1
ihildn il xx ere aluu-ili'' thelnst 1'. es :
j with a lar'e r.itth snake. Tor a iim j
! Iiielit she was .speechless and lnotioit
! less. I'll.- 'Hike lav at full h lltrth. ap
' parent Iy ctiov in the eares-cs and at
tention ol the children. At each touch
of the slick the snake XX ould simply i
raise its head, open its mouth and dart
its toii:;iie in and out. It was that that
ma le the children laurh. Ii'ei ox criri";
herself. .Mrs mjth advanced a step or
txvo. 1'he snake di-eov i-ri d Inr. Like
a llash it threw it eif into tin
spriutniio-. by xx hicli it alone can ititlicl
its itindlv bite. This luox etui nt
I rihtcneil thechil In.n and tin y mov ed
away out of its reach. Mrs. Smith
then found :i club and sin i ceded in dis-
pat. hin- the snake. This done she I
fit illteil iivxay
he WJIS found lincttn- '
scions mi the ground by a neiirhbor
xvhnvvas pasiiin xx ith thechil.lren ery
int: ;it In r .ide, ami the dead snake a
Iexv feet away. he was soon resusei
tatcd ami loid the. above story. Thn
snake wh over lour feet lung and had
seven lilt ties.
I0PICS OF THE DAT.
A recent report of the actuary of
an Knglish life insurance companv
.l,,... i, ,.(..,;..:., .1... .....,..!
. , . ,
duration ot lite Las I urn increased, and
instead of being thirty-three years, as
has always been considered the stan
dard, it is noxx nearly forty xears.
Professor Hell, the inventor of the
lull telephone, has become involved
us plaintilf in some heavy litigation j
coiicuiiiing alleged iufi ingetiients of .
his patent, in Prague. Trieste and
i tiu r places m the Austrian domain.
The defendants are sonic of the most
prominent capitalists of the i inpire.aml
tic hading la .xx ers of the count ry have
been retained on both side-.
j A writer in He
.' '( f as.siune.s
I fr.ige prevails in
I -I i". Hy true, u
mi m who have in
English l''irliii;ihlhi
that manhood suf.
atei'la
tiiat i
I bis i
nut iv
Pot
mlv
of
no
per
I Xear HI the
I
am
V'' in the
M'te.
i very dis-11-
an in
ease may
i oioilry ale p r
I pi ..pei'ty -iw , ,
i tit t w le re . . i.r
lit. , (.
Ol ,sll(l el
A -a
! f it 1 1- :t r. !
,ity ph, .
i I tll'lile
t I"'' li 1
Iheial i
. f lie- r ii
nr. nth.
II" ai,
an. III I'.
I .' i!
i- I i I
..ni .
pt hi
tu.il
!'pc.-i.l
l!
di'
, t. d I i preset
llllt ol the. I
v.K I
putting
o-ll" I'l
HI !!
e name.
.'I'l'''
un lei
I line lit,
P'opp,
pi this va.
:nin'.,ard w;!1 bi
: of He g",.
i to 'l ilo'l.l-t ;ol.
i It is ..p. Ih l the 1 hiiiese an -III
rcpt it ioii--! .iit"t-ing i .ilip.riii.i in
i up .it iinii l.ois from Ihe north. The
ii-tom I I.-.- cl-e.-r at port Towiiseiid.
i ,
Washington I'. rrit..iy . slate, that
owiiig t.. tic ! . k of adequate prolee ;
; t'.ni it i ; come irat iv ely easy t- -niug !
! gh- ( 'hi'iai.e ii aifos. th-. border. '
j W hlle he .s p .pally . itain that this
j lilllgglihg '. : ing on, jt j, ,iln,o..f iln .
! ...s-iWe t" pp.',.' H legally. j
'i-. ..sin xvtcn.iii has invented a j
hi1 of sav ing machine (or the benefit of
i bees, and the httle hoimy m il.' r. of
. li i" acquaintance are i naif. I to im ,
pi'nx e the siiiiniig hours to much gi-' iit- i
er a 'haulage than b.es hyss kindly fa
i xored. V -h.e; of wax run ihi-oip.-h
; t he 1 i..l h,"-e I . Ill'b llte-l 111 e,i t
iniil.i'ioi! .1 h 'in y-ooml., and whin ;
' pl l. ed III Hie fixes Hie little W 'h'l.. '
! hav e p. thipg o i.i ,ip ( . ..,il '
' ,-vv ci ts enough to pli t'u 1 1 .p ty mad" .
. reeept.l. Is,
1 I'lo-y seen, to occasionally o si t elol '
ilicu in l.ugland and i hi ap, loo
P. re i ir. poll .! a -ale w Ideh i..,., ',
! ; "" a: !dh:.iii ll appi at. -I thai
the xx o;i. an wai.tid P. -ell her children j
and a large crowd colhitcd -he was ,
sue. e.-stul in m llmg one etuld to a
woman, and this woman, having pur
chased the chil l tor t'd . made oil with
her prize in a cab. I'l,. mother wanted
to dtspo-o of the i .tin r child, and at
i i -t asked 'd . but nil le.i'i v .ro -.: t
i..v ;1 the deliintld to Id . v Itil-illt Iind
ing a pill i iia-cr.
x. pearl lishei'v vv hi. Ii i . sa-d in he
I great promise has be- ope, led Up
in Hie gull of C.ihtornia ( in. pearl,
taken from the -hill .1 an nxs-irin
I 'e. ember last, is I . lii ,, p. I e lat :;c I
vet toiind. It weighs .. y ei I
c:n at -. and xv a-pur. !ia d !.v a I'-wiiei
lor isl I. i'i. Atioth. i- .a toftv s,-i, n
arat . has been found. It c- pei lcet
in form and finely t 'tlted. and i-xaliinl
at i. .".in hi. A third very beautiful pcail
ci t.-rty carats has .,.,.tl exhibited .u
I. a Pa..- while a bid .1 p,,- n
w as declined.
,
,.- ,i .
I im three-cent piece must ts. or at i
h as', ,t ou'rht lo p, i ,,e ,rii,in ol i
the New olk '('.. which lii x i si ail '
nih resting historv ot that iridesirabh i
history of that i.-nlesirabl, i
little coin. Ii came inio existetm j
with thrie-cent postai;.. and the 'im- j
thinks it should be made to lolli.vx it
h ader into pt rmaueiit iitireuu iii
The i oin bears no rdation to our de. i
m il -vilcm. there i-no rial necissjuj
I'T It III lis sllxer lonii; It is lie oil
x i iii. 'itly small, and as nickel it isa
I ,l-e t . lintel Ii it of the ten ecu! piece,
and n. t i .e-dv (list npfuisht d li'oiu it
t t on ai. ful inspection in a e-mn
l.ol.t.
(lie
lii. eiisl rates ex i-
delilix l-i'l. eve. like all si'il-ibb' pecple
that tin i n!y proper daee to advertise
s iii th" la xx .papers. I'orsonie x i ars
past cue ot the must conspicuous tea
t iiri - of tin Paris tlior'iU!;hfarcs has
ii the stai intr red carls of an entei-
I I-' iii'.r Publish t riidcsnian. The driver
vi a. invariably attired in a irorjieous
I . sijjoirs i iM ume. and the liorse by
a i uriuii arrancjeinent, xxas almost
iii'i'r.ili' l from x iexv inside xxhat was
ii. illy a hii.'e perauibulatiii:4 sipiare
b 'V. I In sc itiireliioiis itdv ertisiii'' me
lipiins h.-xe n "W disapiieared pursuaiil
t ' a del It ' of Ihe prefect of police, to
whom . 'iiicla uts had been made that
thev impeded the trallic in the .streets.
be-ides fri'ditetiin.' the horses of other
...l.ieles I I,,. .leerc was nt lirst . Ms-
regarded, but thi. led to three of the.
oilendinii structures being confiscated
by tlm authorities.
'I he vi-Id of the Pennsylvania coal
iiiii.es la ;t year reached the enormous
.Me-llllt of :(ll, IhHI.fMMI tolls.
A Japanese Ralltvav.
Our fellow passengers are 'w ell wnrth
studying. First ,, the me. of bus -
mess going to Yokohama, ;n is their
I,all.v 'Kulll. These men ale dres-ed ,
; foreign clothes, and man v of tin m
understand some foreign 'language,
j English or Herman, 'i'hev are moMlv
an intelligent looking group of men,
Jicsides these somewhat loreignived
natives, we haxe the real piuiine
native article, with nothing foreign
about him excepting his hat. llatsare
very generally w orn, unless it is a rainy
lay. when they are left at home and
the wearer goes bareheaded. The .laps
are i.ecnleo- i e. I.I .1,.-
;,,... , .,,;,., jtll tlll.ir jrisangi;,
i up to tin ir waists, , nid Ihe w .it"rall
slreamingilown their ban-legs. Their
dress mn.,t he saved, even at the ni-t
"f some person il incoiiv enictice. In
t he car XV e i ill see this native ille.-.s; a
loose r-'be with il" buttons, but folded
oxer Ih" breast and fa-t' tn d xx ith a
-Ish. This i . t he dr. :- ! Ihe llll'll as
Well as of Ihe Woipeii. : r of the
lics-e, ;n',. eiy rich in. I I, being
made ot Lcaut'ilul -ilk. line hall is
''tiger than the other, vvhi h allows
i of being puilnl up aiiox e the sa .h, ami
I hen hangiiig d"W n in front making
a p"ii. h. I hi- is th" pocket xxbcie
nealy everv thing is cariied. At the
bolt .pis ,. th" large, square sleeve
there are pockets also, suspended
li'oiu the sash is a little box and a
leather walh t. s .uu ! nnes these urti
i lis ie exqut-iic and Very costly. The
box contains the tohocoo pipe and the
wallet eontailis Ih" lobaceo. The box
is Ircqiii mlv made of iv my or brone,
liii'iy worked. .I.ipauese tobacco is
very mild. The average Aim-rii-an
would disdain t- ii.sc it. Mild a-it is
lilt little is c un -.iiliicd al one time.
Ihe xv hole a ne. ii nt of lob.n imbibed
would not be equal to niie pull of a
trolig i igar. P.ui Hm alnio-.t universal
pi act ice In re is I - diavx all Ihe .smoke
up. expelling it lioin the nostrils in
lead of lloin Hie hps. N oineii smoke
Is XXell as mi li.
How shall we .slop the great evil of
lying?" a-' - i. ifligi.-u . ie.-l,y. It
".Ui'tjbe -.pi . bui 1 1 V il might be
Ics-eni I iii iti riaHv by abandoiung the
ll-t lil of pull'lig illsc rip! iop,-. oil
tombstones.
(1.. ..I I he rli'.l.
t I PX Pt ami. I ;li'c I he '"'
-... , i-i p.. it, th it lb ei. Mart m A.
Poran. conL-re--ui.ui c. t t'r..in 1'h xe
land, i 'ai". distri-1. has u-c l t .lacb's
'il in his family and has alw ays p. nnd
it sale and reliable, ami it ail"ned Inin
great rebel to a lame km c.
M iv
I'hiladi Iphia ha-
lll the Pool I'O'illls
Sural.-;
, -I. ami vv
th .1 hi- eye
r . I inail.'lll c
i.in. vv!- vv..-. ci-.o- eyeil.vvi'iit
-i. i. n i si':it". l.v ii evi'leiH--li.'hli-iic.l.
n -'dlllii: in ii
I.OI.III N XII. lilt XI. IH-I 1)V MIX"
I -i- ii ii d ;!! : .-: d -i: -- in i n
Ij.lloll el the III'.;-, c ili-'laiptive 1 1 U' 1 I
t . (-1 lilill:! ol hi i I. Il--l!lll--- -I
1 It'l. We'll. 11'.' i --I -i -. I'1 "I'l'lllll-. .it'd
i. tmli-.i'
:.v dai.
I't'l i'l'l ot li i-Nll .Old I It I .Sold
Tilled I'V
I P""f on
.lu-l;
ill- 'iiuiill- oil S1
i ' a id i
i l,e I.'
An t iiriclii'i'
ill' Jslelll'.i I r
'-ui'i. 1- Hro'vii
Niiiivf " ov
don for a ..I'lll "
I purilici i
i" oi i a i. 1 1 :
-s. ml -ia-i i
l.l 11 lillU'O-.
' -. II. lie; lloyy III l,o.
'1 and lire poor lit tlcil
I rice.
sl.iniiv il.
XVell-' Health iituetve.' re-l ite- h.
x i.-oi. I'liii-.i l)j -i ep-ia, lint , Men s
I'.b, hty. if I.
tltli.
-Mini
p.ui I
i.'iiitini.:
.a I-.
UCI-.
f Iff
trvir. :
from Pi
.. t-revcr
Sindvvi"
s:i.xioiiti s yo'ir b un
r.lH Ut Heel Slilll'llel-.
lie llalii'ol- Sort .i'i
in. Mmiv odi. r I" 'i
i hm.: - from in i-i --I ) .
s.V -i
an hv,
i - v nh l.viin '
il Ihel.l 'U mi.
1 1 r ii" iciu- 1 1
I ii hmre. ill t-tie. ippni.-. -i.'K- iimu- p I'
ve l.l-t beile.' slipel-e.l. .1 bv Or l'. re, 's
rmvtlive I'elh ls." .Ul I v lru-.'isle.
I , s. n-il l. i,
-ok. hut ih si
li -it'll- heel,.
im i -. im nine- ri
-d. foolish
lis ,e
I nr Tin. h Uriel..
Ill -ivy stem u'l: h ilio t-i',in.lili..:i- -Wells
Miij A pi h -rilb.-iuilihiliuii-.e aharli.: lUL'ie
liar, morn lui" 1.,-i 'n in i'e h
ih ii ,l,.r is in de ulii i.i-o i r-i'r-
hui.Mi
"Men nin'1 xvoik nnd vvoiiu-n weep,
So runs the world I'vv.iv !"
Uul the ni l d linlvie. p so much if they
ii-ii Mr. I'ii i'i'. "I- H' rile I'. '..rii.liuii."
xvhieli cures all Ihe I'.iiul'll uailiidies peculiar
, wumt.. s..ld by ilnu-ists.
si. M.lll117m;lU.7;n.. , m,w
xve think of 11. Ihil must be the eccol if
" - m,n'
Iiiniri i. Cocnty. N. ('.- I'.i-slieriiT V. V
VV ii sins: ' li o.vn s Jiuii 1. liters lin UU-
liinxid in dit'h-linii anil tcnural heiillli."
I ine th nisarid dollai - in p'old xv. i.:1h four
I iiiuiil-. 'I 'lint I-why so in niy ni u-t ..per
nu n lire round -lioiililcieil,
lliill'l Die hi I lie llnil-i"
'1,'ini ;h en ti lls.' Clean out I
ri'iiehet, bclbus. Ihes, iiiits, in
iniiiik-, Hopliers, l.V.
liiiee,
, l'llll.
Hy the end of Hie month ii man mil cave
In- slum hut to the poor.
Tlir I riirr lr- liri'ioii-
1-Ihe best hi the market. Il i- the ino-t
i iMiieuiie.'il nnd i'lliiies, (,,,. .,tV , .tjn f,s
lout: lis two of any oilier. I Hie i;i i:ism' will
last two weeks, ll receiv ed In I pieiiuiiiu at
the Centennial nnd Paris llxpo-uions, Hi
ineilals nt various Slate K.iii ". Ituy tin other.
It is ueiii-r illy cold day win n an Arctic
l'X l dilioll els left.
i'l It, A. i I. .vis, IIM, liiialemi.il .St.. liriKik
Ivn, mivs; "pi -ii'i.ius p'ciienilly know uu
inn- for rln. mutism ai d Hru.-lil's kidney
ii.nH-e. Pr. Kltititru ii Ihe l',r-i lo iliMMVer
le . His li hi liliililllie-tiolll. .line . ra-'-, 'fm-i s
f. o ."
A party of Mimii'sot i yii'iii:' wniiieii have
enne to the Aru'criliiic Hepublii' to tench
H'hi'ol find the- virileii.u k that their first
itnpn s-inn are pleasant.
A Hrniilil'ul llrnil of llir,
'..US. silken in lexliire, ndi chestnut brown,
re .chilli: tot lie itruim.l: -ii.h a.e the effects of
tin- justly cell briited mid widely known Ciir
bolino. the prime of nil Hair Keetoiers.
There is a I line crow ill Manchester. Vii.,
I lint Hies iillnruand town mid Koiuetiiues ::
lur us liicliuioiid, and regularly ri'liirn.
Ihhiic to be fed.
FnlillYKfErHU, INIIIORHTION. lIl'liri'Hli'illiiftil.il
itn anil Kiieinl "h liility in Iheir yarietii f..niis
aliio aa a pivvpntivfaaimt fercr nml at;tie fn.t
I'lli.-r ititerrulltcnt fi V! in, th "Ferio-l'h.miihet
iteil Klixir cif I nlisnya," mailii l.y ('.ii.
tazai.l A Co., Ni w York, foul mM l.y all Iih
CkU, in the Ivntteiiir : ati-l for patients ncov. r
u from fi vi r or other ti. Inn s it lna iiohihuI
The Culver Cluli of Citiciiiu iti will nt .my
tune my -tll ' In the (ii rsiiii eiit.'hiuL- xv ith
look ninl hue. a hll.i k l.uss weiyiiin; st ve i
,ounds.
I Kftseb. W. Vr Dr. W. D. Ewin fays:
I "M' o-ti-om. Brown' Iron Bit tow a n
1 ,",,,
1 Ii girl xxith ii luxv iiiulircllii won t May
in tin; house when ii inin-'.
I.n-lrlnr.
liLiMinuiemte.l to ;r svi Icrs. Aid ilicc-iion'.
eiexciits liniHi B nml liomlaclie. Orugg.gis.
Vor sciuling ihrciitcning letters a riiil ukl
I'liia crank xviih luljutlKcd insane.
Hpw Ina-'XInrlilno Inilii'lrl .
These rcmnrkHble items pour into our oTicp
ilnily. Mr. H. S. Ft i i.eb, xvith the Nowlbune
Miiehine f 'ompniiv. of ( r.im:i Muss., xvii ",
m .... 0' lew... .. r i ... ii !... ....a..
I in my fnniily for over nil xoars. Mv wife
was Irouninl with eittnrih of Ire bliuliter. I
Piitrerfd in'eiisp inin in llie kftriys nml
loins, mnl uiiii:;tiiiii vni nri'ivniil'shod with
Hie ce.'itcst ofiu o iy. My fri. iul ttiuiight
IIimI -lie couhl mil iccieor. Wolrie l iliK'tor
mid mi'ilicii c . nml ulilini:.li l.itti rat litiu,'
plie xv. Hil.t jjri'W Movse nmiin. She wasotili'.'cd
to iiso ihi! mill d as hdiii v i s fifteen Tint's in
n iiihl. nml wis (lowing xxo sr daily. At
t 'lis. time my iitti'ii'iini xuis cnlli'd lo Hunt's j
I.'emi'.ly. nn I I eotie'inli'd to try it: nnd rllcr j
using one liolt'e hlio w is a c ul ilc 1 lietier.
the inltiiiniiiatii n wn ri'dm cJ. i ml th ' wi'ter .
iiioieieitural. Sli" began t i.-iiin in ai cpiito
mid le t no pain in Ihe I nek nnd l.idnc.xs. j
She Oi-tll l nlleli.l to lier lini.sel.o'd xverk
w ill-. .ul pain, a- il this had lieeii n treat I
liiiid. ii to do. even the liglit'.-st kind of work.
Alter usiiiif fix I utile she win lompli-'ely :
ciirct. Since then 1 I avo had ofi'iecon Id
use limit's Ucnicily for kidney nnd liver eoic
phiinl-. ai d found it to be j is! as represent! J.
-nil en: s.iler it n leo-t wonderf il nioilieine.
I voilii not be wnh. nit Hunt's Tteiiirdy in
my limiily: and I have r, eoiium nd il it Id
no fi ends her" in I i-.-iii-e vvidi iqiiiilly jiuoii
result.-."
In some iiistmici
bank robber.
. n reei-ivcr is ns bud a i n
The Ihirlnr'n Inilorsrmrnl.
I)r XV. I XV i lil. I iii- inii.ni. II., mii la the anl
ln"l .n.fi ..iinl iii.l .isin.Mil 'I hav .riw--iilii.-l
Or. XVm. 1111' lt'ili.im .f..r tin l.tuiffb in a anvil ii'ini
I" I ,.t i,.?.- an-l al t.1.1.. ttilh iirtt'.-s. One t-a.-t. m p.ir
I ..'ulnr ni. iv.'ii t l n-ti-ral i.isi,-in- nli.i hi. I li-.-.i
.- .Il.-.l ill f-.r i- .ii- ill -.ii. ii tolh iut-lf. Tli...,i'i. " ln-1
nil the -ni.l.ui- ..t .-'t-ti-in.. I C..I1MII1U.I1..II i-...l i.itf !.
-.'1I-, li.'.'lii- f.-t.-r. leiir.i-MliK t'...li(li, i'l.'. II.'. ..in
Urol ilnm" l..'il.'lj !- Ki-i l..-lt.T.in.l wan a-.-.n n-l-.r.-.l
l . In . .ciinl li t if Ii . I Mii al-i found llr. XX'in. Ilall'-llil-nn
f-.r I lie Pmiib- lli. m-it tiittial.t.. -a o..et.tr.iiit
l..r l.i. A I, i ;v up .!i-tr.s;n i- .nulls and . -I-I- Hint I hive
t'o-ri; I " I l.irtl Cit.irrll Slrttf ruf". I 'at.-irrli au.l
.ill atl.--ii.ii i-f t In- iniu-i.ita ni'-inhrnii...
Keniliill mi Iln llorNi.
'1'vvi I'v live ' Ills will buy this bunk ml
nutted to be the ino-l pi l led work on t ie
ilisia-es an. I cure for the Horse. Ad'tre-s
I' iltiitiore New -paper l iiioli, '-'s to N
I loli, I ij -ir et Im ii copy.
I. Ill.'Ul w h.'ll would abli-e II elli HIV xvlu ll
I'i ' 111 tinlll le, WoilM .. hep .'I It leu" III ili-
jiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiHiiniiiiiii' ;
L!i;iiip:iii!iniiittiintiiniii'j
lIlllltiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiijiiiiii
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Itrltt'Vi'B nnti itir
Jtll i:i MATISM,
Ntiiiralla.
Sciatica. Luinhaijo,
Il t It t Hi:.
HEADACHE, TOOi'IiA'.TF.
SORE THROAT.
gl-I.NsY. sXVH.I.I?.os.
SI II l.
Soreness. Cuts Bruises.
1 pir- l in 1 1 s.
Ill II V SI 1 1. IIS.
And nlli.ilierl.. -dily in'lien
nn. I piiiii-.
FIFTH CENTS A BOTTLE.
Mild l.y nil llroL-c is mill-
!i is ..-i-!nai- il. II
l.e.i.in.s. ,r,
the Clurlcs . Vociclci Cs
-. ,-. -i . i v. -,i o i i . .
llillliai ri, )IJ.. I . . I.
I nillllllllllKllllllliit !i
"ililiii'lliBiini'lillSti
i t H1'" '"
'-ll. alllll'il lllltlimn
D
nil .ll li ...rfil
iiiBiiimilluniiiil
mm
ItlinnitiutartRUHl'
'lii!
iiiii,iii:;iliiiii,m.ii:Ii
fillliPil"1"111'
jliiill'llil'ljll,,.!
IlliiiPllillllli""1""''"!!!!
Survival of the Fittest.
1 Fi VllI T JIFDK IM! TIIAT ntS HE.UEU
HIUIONS pi RINti 35 lEAPS!
X UAI.M Mil i:VtRV WOI XD Ol
al.VN A X II mUfT!
H TH E C I D EST& BEST LINIMENT
SALES LASGER THAN L7ER. as ;
Tlie Jtexienn Mntiin;; Liniment Imi
tiecn kiiiotii tor liime thiol llin'ty-ljve
Veira It S Ilie In "I lit till J iliilllellts, Pn
xinii and lie.i-l. I t (.ales toiluv nn
l.tru" r 1 Pun t vi r. It cures when hp
illieis fail, uii'l ) enr'ntin i-kin, leinlnt,
.m i unisi ie, u iuu very uvvue. sou
i VcrywUijic.
OPIUM HABIT
Cured Painlessly.
Tim Ma.1u-me 4A for mll inarni almvi- thf cost o.
c-xripi.tiniiiUK. A I tre.ittt hy h.ir- l inohtnp
lu-ti." l ur lull purticitUrs adtlrta tti llicoverr 11
OR. S. B. COLLINS, La Porte, Ind,
vv vt. fur it in I bent rmiK-ilv lur k.dtix.
fjT uim!b, di oui rei ioiuflfnr
0 S bjirN (en. Ofiirtli
Y rtimiinalism, fru. lumhai
v It-n. o-nrtlKii 'c. Il'isru
Isfi fat.-- Uric .1 a dtnttHBe mm
ml ia)(iittMift In ;i v
torninof riiciim.itic darl-ni m 'J ioUw.
io'I tinmtry m I tUj. ' rtffer U tiou lr- d l ir;h
I le 'o n'n . an d who hurt tr. 1 in v nn ewrjtlrUif
I'm. Iy I nt n io, bnrnilMa, nn'l 0ic to lrm. A l jo r
drKK It t t t . if bt dHcliDHh m ad t ua for it- t ii o
UflhuiKt'lr', Film n, AfliOaw A Ui. . tui WiUi.tm t.. N. V
rX'o Kpoeulu I trs.
R. Lindblom & Co., N. G. Miller & Co.
".ttiuin'rf riii.nir' New Vi-rk
GRAIN & PROVISION BROKERS.
l- iiiUti ..( all r iill.il- lit riiailni-H ii linnyt hi
N-iv Y-ik, Chirtiao. t ami Milwaulfit-
Wt Irut i't'tiiiv privatt tili';.i,itl wire hetttiti
In i.t;iii.t N.w York Will itiiMit url-rt mi ir
luxtmii'-nt hIh o T'iinrri't'ti. Send f'r cirrnlr-
ii'ii nu nartKMitarn. HultT. I.INIHH.OM ,t ,
t 1 1 Iffl K".
NATIONAL TYPE CO
IalcU Btylei Iiargkt Cauli-gne.
Full Information for 3-rent Mump.
liOKt Pricen. Brt Awortmant.
PHILADELPHIA PA
fllfll ftV a. PUT '"r '.tna- m.i wlio
PMPI IIIIJPMI niii.tnUMteui.
ataliai aaw uitaiv
llriilNKKBl'f-I.I.K(lk;
tHik, .1 l.-rnin -.nl i4ti.
Wrilt f..r l.'ir.'ulars.
1
it mt r'aattt ull
Pnutia rtsluca.1 II
IIIK flf
SI-'Ml t-r lltuitl rnt-'1 fatal. latia Kteinii Kiiamim, Saw
. Xlili-. I cm I1..11 I'. iKimM.Htan.lar.t ImiilMinnls. A It.
t .ir.i.iliar. I. tuixylritnia Aarirultural XXnrkM, York. I'a
pc aw.kin ri.urnwnt.mn, r.nuaand ti.iut'tt tr..e
900 a.,Mr.- li. Unllltll iV l o.. Pnrtlaml. M.i...
CK 4n Oi p.-r'lay at hmn. Sani.t.M worth .'.fi.
93 Id J A I Ir... iiiisimi.V I II., I'-. rll.n l, M.-.
79 i.pi-1. 4t- y nt-1' n"t-ti- m i.t. i'.
' ' i. -.it In ir.ie. AJ-lro- 1'utiR A I ... . .X - nu-t.i, tl -,
Pmo.nix PrnniitLti.il t jr.-imr ruiiirh. I'i t-. i;
Shall Wo Lot tho Child Die?
A li titl lu-artr-d pclitical t conomist, looking at a jiiiK; iind puny child
( i l'ly i;.rjiiiv; as it lies upon a pilloxv, says that the t liild mij;ht as well
I c. It is mi weak and poor that its life xxill never be worth uiueli anyhow,
i !u re are a're.uly a pood many people in the world who are ol" not much
.evoimt ;'.nyhov. And what's the use of adding to t'.ieir number another
'.'.cikliti:;, v, ho has but slender ihanee of ever amount Uxg to anything?
X' x-a.s'n th.it child's mother what she thinks about letting the child
!'e. .! t ut this time the hard politifal economist had Ivtu r pet out o(
die way. "Ltl tnv child diet lol Ko! .- Ion if rt .'';, is a rcmcdv k
''found thul xoilfsavt that rhifd, tho (hi!d shall vol duf li! spend vyhv,!
dollar tj fav- the child r Well, try a bottle of Hnowx's Ikon r.i in;t
."i ih.it child. Sco tlie poor little fellow pick up stti r.;th. lie revive:.
Le wiil lix e. 1 losts of other children have been bniU'.;'it '.linn t iiom de;.t!t
(ti healthy life by llroxvn's Iron Hitters. Your di u.'-'ji-t il . it. u
Delicate and Feeble Ladles.
Tl.-w. Ungmil. lirf-si.m. ensrl-jn. rautloff rou td
fci! Fcar.-c' nl'l- t be "n y.-ur fii.1 , that confcttnt dram
I'm I- tulons from ir -.v-lrni -ill it l.'imrr tltrticilje
dnvii'ir tl.n 1 1 in lrm "tir ctKH.k.: that continual
fir-ln up .ii j. nr mil furies, r.-ndrring una irrilbl
.iiiil livtnil, tan i'..il be n-iu'ivi'd l-Iho too of that
mart' 'l-.ua rvm- ily. Hop Hitters. Trreanlaritlfs and
i....lr'i--il 5 i.f y.'iu i .vsli.ui am r.'li'ii'd at onra, wh;l
thn viKicial caua.. ul prrulical pain ar wnnnfntly
reiiivi.ii, Tt't-uc rt'cciv.. au ium-li l.'iii.nl, aoJ ntifl ara
a.t profouiiilly Brati.fiil and tli-nv such an intercut in
rt'i-t'litnu.n.tiutf li... Hitltrn a wuiuo,
I r. In Voiiiih Agnln.
"Mr mnthPr wis aflP.-O'.l a Iiik tuna with neuralaia
and a dull, lio.iv.i-, inn. tin r-.n-liti-in of lha whola
Ktoiu. hcaila.-li", n.-ro.i..- en Mraiii.n, ami nana'moat
Ii !il'-. N. .lifcii'rii a t inrdi.'in".di'l her any uno I.
Tliiw UKUKIiaan I'i;ii I" '!- Il'.p Hilt - with
a-ii-li i;.''..l t'lTi'.i Oi -I -ii" f-.'.-ms an li-i-li y .un a :am,
altli..u-h oo'i i-ev. rt . i ca ..I-I. XVi think Ih-re mi
nilu-r m.di. .no li' I" '!- in Hit-laiuil.v.'-A Ian'. "3
'r.tid.'ni-..
He M.foiii., Pa,, Mays, is;a.
P li.ii. cirai uu-..I '! r 1 d -t'-ea-, aiu-h aa nervoua
li- ., ni kiU'M al lliw -t - a. Ii, in.-nltily trouMps, etr.
I Pan. n..t m-i-ii k i na .ii, mi to I l..k ll.n
Illtt.M. Alt lll' I'-'iillll'.-ls Itht-tin ni.
Mus. Iassik l.nii'.-.
f i.imo I o- r. ".Xti-iirof Pun-pr. that i-oat ma fa.ilX)
"d'l.- in" li."-'..l Oi in ..ii b-.t Hi. nf Hop Ritt;
" I lit iilet cure I my ml,. ..f lifl.ai i-ar-' nerrona
'm ukn-- a. a"i.-;.!t-i-ii-a - i.n.l .1. -....-ui.
"II. M.. A.il nrr.. N
1 1 lull Viillioritv.
llupltitiiT it. nut, in any -mi..-, au alc-th-.lu: beraraaa
or li.pmr, an is.'il.t u.-l In -.1-1 l..r uae eioepi t .pera.na
d.'airuui. of ..l.taitiniR a inedi.-itial liiileia,
linn n II. IIaOi, P. 3. Oom. luler l Rer.
So. II; O..MIN.IV11.LI', O., May I,
r-i l;t - I Imte l.rm aullt.i.iig i-D yeara, and I tried
your ll.-p IliOi.ra, and it done me more good than all
thcd'H't .rs. Mu-a S. B. Bnosr.
Unity SiiumI!
We are an thankful any Hint our tiurfina hahynai
."rmnii.'ni i'ii.'d of a danKeroua and prut racted eon
mtotiotl nn.i ii rttrful tnty of Ilie t.nwi-la l.y the uaaof
Hop Ivition. 1 ii-t m .titer, ttliu-li at tl.a aame t ma
al red l.i r I-. p. rli' t linalth and mougth. -Tu
I'.BiJ. 1811-k li.-t.T. N. V .
II .N U III
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Vj:-..v.'Oman can
I uriiTU nr ujixua
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OiSVMPAThtZE xa IThV IS THE HOPE Or?
? WOMAIJ fih
WOMAN.
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LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEG-ETAELB COMPOUND.
A Sure lire for oil I IMHI.i: VK.K
Ml S, Ini-lilillng Li urorrhrrn. Ir
reinilar nnd rnlnfnl liumrnritiaa.
lull imeintinn anil l li rrnllon of
the WoiiiK I Inodingi I'ltO
I.AI'M X l Ti:HI. Ac.
ITS' ii im I .ti . :. t.', fin a.'i-.iia anil Imtnadl.ta
In it-. ;t- t. Jt I.-. a t-ri .it hi Ipin 'irj:uiinr.r. anil ra
let. juiiti -lui ii '1.1 -.1 ui.ilol nrul.ir -il. it.
riiiMi sisi it ixii i nt Miinti n mtriT.
t a .ilXVl- iiXtH'i ft th.. i.-Ti'mtlvo orpana
pf .-uh r I-it. it I ,. -ii. i i" no r. in-'i tb.it ha-s rt.-t
! n 1-t.ic t;.i' i i.'.ll. i ie . I f i' r'l illt.-awa ofth
i.li si.'i.. II ii- Iho Ot .;(... .'.mi 'li,' Hi the ll-.inu.
: KIINi:V rOMPI.AINTSori:iiherS.
l iuiK-n nt lti li. fiu Ha I'M.
I.Y'il K. I'l Kilt M" BI.OOI PIHIFIFR
vlii i-.i-l.-Mti1 t'tt-ry t.-ntis'ti ! Iluiiii'ii. Iri.-n tr
In .oil. nt tin- Bmi.tim.. will (rlviitnni. an.l trrniTth
lhci:.ii-U. A.-tuai-vi.lli-uslu r.-8iilinaUiel'"iiiiiini.
trB-.tllthlCompniin.laiiil PL-nil rUrKlT nn- pr
ran .1 at SQ anil tsxx XVi-nt.-rn An-nur, I jnn. Vat.
l-rl.i ff.'ltbcr.ll. glihottlrafurtx. Thf Compt.iiii I
Ij nt by m.-.U In the f..rm ..f lll". er of lownpr-r, on
vci'lpt nf priiH.,11 portKH tor r-llh.-r. Mr-, rittkli'im
freely ansnrirs all letters of In-iutry. Km low .1 nt
Kninp. St i.il rot paniphl.'t. Mtnlinn thit D:rr.
rarl.tnu B- I'INa"" iTra eTiJ" mrr e. rul'pa
ttnu, liiiioiisiit' ami f.irpi.iiiy of th? Lit. r. -i . ei I .
fii-Suld by all lruglBl.'Sa (
DYES.
Best Dyes Ever Mado.
(IT-FOR Fit K. yx-oi'l.. (Hi CiTTOV.-GU
nRTSSCS, COATS, SCARFS, HOODP,
VA3N, STOCKINOS, CARPPT RAftS,
RI3BONS, FEATKtRS. '.v M-rn rr
f vn-y ai 'irl.. ne .,- at tl 1 .1 i clly colrrrrt tc it' T
I.L-. Illark, Hiun'i. I.rrcn, lltm-. Krarlrt.
I unllunl It't.l. Niity i.in.'. llromi, llt
l.rt-i n. Terra tin n- I'O li. r bmt pslrr-.
V. ..nuntid PjI aril Piiral . Tuh p i kpo I'l
color one to four 1 1- -. cf . e.'. s If you bnv revrr
! a Dycalry tltoao " -u will bcdollKh'rd.
floM by driii.-,:i-t!., v i l a 10 conta and any
cjlor wanted i-o-.it I'. i ' -p ' I U loolorrd aamplca
and a Frt ol fan' y c ii'.'.s k hi l.ir a 3.-. ctamp.
W EM.S, KIC II A II !! A to., Burllagton,Tt.
GOLOTnd S5LVER PAINT.
flronze Paint. Artists' Black.
-t Ritdlng Famy ii.mkcta, Fr.nnta, Lampa,
rh.in.k'llcra, an.l rorall iii -.'! :. f.irr.omcntil work.
E luiil to any of tho h'.ith y.ri."d klr da and only
10-'. a raf'iairo.at i!ta '.i" i-;s,i',nr r' pntdlrom
l l.l.f. llll'll XIMf if. .1 O., Hurllpf li.a.Vt.
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fir:v ( iier.-n-vUt
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