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FOK IMK FAI1M AMI IIOMK.
KMC-Deal royluu limn.
Them is probably nut bin',' inorr- ;m
imying anil more ditltciilt to r. crouue
limn the habit a groat ninny ut-.: have
of eating eggs. While iln i o is n way
of t'ui'iug hens from catinrr. I'tiii--. to
prevent them by incilninicul means is
very easy. V nest vwth a double but
ton), the upjier one inclined so a- to
allow the eix to roll to the lower one.
answers very well: lut the hi'it is
one that is always ;n.'u;red. ami there
fore a lasting one. liens learn it by
being in the presence of hrohcii ejcs
but thi-y rarely break eirs theui-.i'lv es
until so taught. If the nests are so
arranged as to keep the eggs out of
their reach they will forget the habit,
if fed liberally with meal fur a w hile,
but the sale-it plan is to -1 1 1 of tin
heads of such fowls before tho habit
beeoniej gen r; 1 1 wilh the I'oek.
Iriv lilro llsr-liirplna.
A new i lea has I t-ti sM'ie l in bee
keeping. It has i,e,g I u a jr.'io.
ance among tanners that a i:'".'!ii '.r
should keep a I.irje 1 1 :i :n ' : ,.i e
without any pa-tin of h:s own an 1
gather In nev I; crops p; in' ! and
sown by n!hei:i. It n ' bet':;!
any loss nr d iai.ioe w m ::ii!r" '!. ...t
it was a elear cas-- of r. awn.' w'.iere
ene had not si a'ti're l. .ml tit -r. ,';-
lia-1 a large eleun-iH !' in :ns:i. e n p
o doubt the u.l'osnd-d .Surges
against the !-e-. that they innsred 'he
rop and the fruit. e-.p.--;.ii!y .;r.;.i
were ni, , T'i.na'e 1. an I tii"-c ' ' in
j.rejudn e than ,ny real !;:.:' A
Mr. H.-the:-;ng'"H -' -eh. ha;' ' u.
ty, N. V. is .."..' ... i!i.. ;n ,.i . v- :i- ..
I re-keeper ia til wo '. 1, a " i ' is
Said keeps J.Y!" s.'.a'l:'.-. .1 hi.'u-"
llUiidier ef w h e!i I.:; ;'. I s -;' a.i; ;.'
fame rs t whom tie pa. - a -u: ' ;
the use o; the p i-' i; i : . I - r.
buekwhe.it ty.-., ;f,.:i ir ii 'he
t'.l rill. 4. This is ,t ,.-- tr ;;.'
whieh w,U e .nun A I r-'f ' ta"'n.
who do ll"t ket,i 1' a- ia .- .-.is '.
whieh other he cp-r-. .. ;V 1 !'
I V- V..-V .
Mier-li' lion) lll.r-ll.r.
Alllon 'lie hl'i-' IM1 s ... I!,.-
way "i , b .r-e-h .. 'v.i- ,.:i tv --f.y
e-.l';be HI th F "' '
i-f.'tt.. Th.s -h :- I.! . h- e hv "I
sheep's horn, and i- -a; I r h. ar;e a
1 ii ly a lajite l to I: r-e- . m ; . ,. ( :n
own, a'l I whi' h do ti t a
-te.idy to it o!i the pa . in I'.i
nil s .if the e'eei ;:i.e!.t - ;,a . j r e I
I er) -S.l' 1 - r ly. a il s i ,:,..;;. i
b IW' I II lir.'.el! ,! .1 I !p 1 p.l e ..-i
lh- e ii II' W .t!.. i' p r.ir
Tll-Se !'; .1 -1. .li e , : t : ' i
I I'lhH e t.h.iti the i- .;, ,n e.ri;m ii
use. I ut th- v are ,ri i,. .;. ; l
and ll Aible. H e II W ali i i e'
t.iiuiy be i in o. n itiir.il thin . -!-
but .til Ivitt is of -!io s 1 1 i i -r r . h .1:-
pen -e. wjl, M Ii, ;! .t , :, . - V rf -
t hey are ;io n - d i I i, -e . u . .; ,,i- ,
on the I .i. .ii. and n li re i.ie ;, .
not lilb'd m ;t; hi -;,aie.. .'.i r t
need, and. in la ' . v ;i I w or
better v itlenit -l,.i,-, c. ,.pi j erh ip- a
b'tie Wilde ill '.Milter ii. i the L'-,i;H!,
I- iro . ii; but s! i;i.' !: - I. as b
(eiue si, Ii , e,.,. i t !,,, . ,
pTOlls ! Hunk ol d ' a:r t!e-i w , -e
laiiMi'iiiu I'lailt l'ri'r.
It is oiilv re- e ;i ;., i a i ., e i e.e
nine of 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ie.1 he very . ip ti
in e er t hin x nneete.i ur!i a
lann -I hat. Ile a e e. -.id It iii ty be. i'
Will be likely to !' lie -de. I. II -A ' fte.1
We have siljig -t d ti-.e n. ,! ;r n.r . f
the fruit on hal'd-. , ,m t,,.t i ,,.-ui
b.T. bat proe.tby I. i. , t a
se,,rf . t noes .i!!ei;.-'' ;;l. the
gle.lt I'Vperi' le e I- : ;..: I.i.-; r- .. the
lilt le- i.f tie t inn r e .i,t ;i ,e . t. I (
lar.'ely ri-ul " i ii.i! gr.i.ind,
, .ti-'ii.-r than pit' e t hoiijiit if-:i. .. it t
hn - lie. i et-,. : an no. imagine,
as t.o crop eti the i. inn wdi
return a leiM profit Ir.iro the
api'licit'ion i a I' ll h--! th i . tos.
.l i lOp. b W!i;!eer li.llll l.n.iMH.
an be mi c-.i oil ( ii!',.tel wnieiu'
manure. When an ha'" I oiiiijr
and thintfs are ra - ! h.-tweeti the
lows of trees, the., .t.i. .tlie.tfv en
inhed, and they. in tie's r. ; in
. i portion of it. get a loii' very weii.
bat w hen the trees lieiue ola-i as
to prevent any other crop than gr.,ss
to be grown among them, tlo-y lone
Iin (lepelideriee; their (Tops i.i I in
ipiantity anil tpi iiity, and tin- ondiard
has reaehel that jio.nt when th v are
supposed to have seen tlenr b. s' i;iys.
the proprietors never for a moment ie
incmbering that they eaniiot be well
am', perforin their whole dutv wiihoiit
eeding.
'I he Iruit tree is not partieni ir or
Ran. y as to its diet. It does n , iis,
lor the nehestati I most costly pr .ven
der. I-', veil a dressing if earth or ot
pure elay is very act eptable- Wiishnigs
(nun the highways p.irticuhii l s .
and wood ashes, of course. In fai t
'almost everything that is nevt r., val
ueless for other purposes di es very
well for the fruit tree. It is ti ne that
richer and more expensive I r diers
w oiild do a great deal better, bnt not
to such a'l extent ns to pay for i h dii
lerence in eont. Fiut what.M r the
material may be. no farmer who .!.
res his orchard tc return lion I h I nil
measure of its prodm t ran all t
neglect il in the manner itder,' d to.
l.et him do his duty to his tn as. an 1
t .bu proclaim that fruit w ill n I ugei
( ii in tins section if there is anv short
! ening of their crops. Try an.l see. -
J rni:iH'"irii Tflnjrnpli.
l'ul ri ll;i tlou of ' Sail.
Tiie following experiment made by
the editor of the J. id Sto-k Jam mil
shows the great importance of the
thor mgh pulverization of the soil
"We once experimented by hauling
twt nty-four ia-go loads of the be.st
manure up.m two acres ol clay-loam
land, had it well cultivated into the
soil, w hich had been worked in th.; ol
d tiaiy way. but was somewhat lumpy.
Tips and the adjoining two acres were
to be sown to com for fodder. I'pon
the other 'wo aen-s no ni.unr-e was
put, 'nit it was plow ed a id cultiv ate 1
till the sub four inches deep,
was as tin" as ;t garden bed. ( ne
and a hall bu-hels of e.-rn were
(h illed per a.-re upon e.i - p e. e-
Irilis si.ii-ea inches apart. Wlien
tins corn was in hlos-oui and
n a ly to cut. th.? imin.niiie I two
acre s,i. ctgliteen i n hi s higher
than the manured pice . "n seh . '.
mg two sample rods in difl"i'e:it phte.-s
::i II i'.i. !, pie-e. i it ' ill til-' gro -II
e. rr, a. id i.nvfu!!y wegh;n i!. ' he
manured piec- g.ne !' pontids per
t.. 1, an I the tiifiiaciiiv I. but mi- !v
p'.IA ' I zed. ga e d'.o . ui id- per i 1
t h" i;i.t:;;ir. d g. ing t wen' ' ' o to'is
p-ra-re, and the o'h.r t'( ey-ei ;ht
tons p-r acre. The ,ost of extra
workmg w is h'1 per a. re. ( onll
! ;,e-e I, i!,y oeii!.- th l' 'h .' ex'ri
' i'.i ! w a- w , i! ) ;ti i t'ol '"
M.tlf Tl'f !! f lf I II 111
A f. " w il l -, me I ti- . s ah-;ig the
( te r ''-. a.i 1 -.-n - '.I'l 'ir I It. !
-d t Ii -r a ! he op !! l'.-l i. a 'd . -a'
! i e ,.:, e r in ,i an i vi'ii" ! t
I .; a'- i'-. siie ;. and otlvr i".ir:u
.;.;: 1 1 ti- -ah :' g -at .v I r.-nt tic h ' sua
. en . oniPie i HI a sh.i I le.s- p.isTn--'
t.i i'.' '.i;m i. T!vy wu,l s ek !:
s! ;; :';; n fro u t h- !r 'i.r. -uu
., e i,: ,;.- a"..rh r .-t.ind h.
t-.g i te J: ir-, w it h th.-: r he ids
-i, I I 1 I v e.e h o 'her. tfl a he-'
;. ,. a 'h: ii manii ' ' n. ,ial- thu-,-..
. e I .hi n c five ' he b -st re
t-.rns to th.-.r ..w n r. a.; I f -r tli.s
re a !'.. il no' lor c 'in;' .r''s s eo. th.
i:on'.d b pr i i"d w;r!i ;. . -o;i.t
lar e l's -le. t '. trei-s ;; th- ; .i.sture
i e eise i..-,r . ,a . t" i ni'ia ar I
k ..! t!,e livc-sto ',. !e d.n.'
barai a'lizii t'.s ue ii ;i griz- ail th.
! and. w .th g i I p i t ii ag '. eati
get .tii tji igr i !. y i e I ii eo,;
p rt.o:i.- a the d i. b t we n wh. h
ie v -h ' ii I ha; e r. tr, sh.ng -!i eb' ! r
i h v.-.ii Mi end of ' " te;iii.-;:.t M-n
a .- i,.. I 'i . ....'. . r. a' i.es that n.ay l-
s:,t. -l-,,v. .o.-.S tl-,.1 ,-. . ; i.s.-d to
I,. ,c : r - j icti'lv be. a., i h. .j ,;
i i! ':.' . oi' iiniii. an I may i , .
. ...v. . : i Mni-iVH nurs ng to br.ng
'!.. . I. i, . good h. h frees
,1:1 a r.i ' i i;i t t he eiip i a' i on I a
el. all I ' .:"' th" s ,. ..r : l a!
. .A ,;,., Hi' 111. t" Iht I'M Oil Ol
:r,t a ... ,!: r P'l -. and tlnT-'l i'
,- . , t ;.. j.: iv , - ..I the tr -
;.o;' Ii Ii. t' l..,i!ilarv
I, - I ',., t .-e I ;.,b r.r is t h ink!' ..
: a ten in nuf I -ha and rest.
.o, d i. t'.t . s. , ;il do loop- w ork I .v
ta '..ii au o. e.is..n il 'i r a'hing -p Ii"
,,i. i. r ,i 1 1 ee A I r .ti m.diiel I m i.v
i a c1 i'.' tin1 "I' hi. kory, an I in. the
,.;, i ;'s lor the -p,e e it ,-, ;ip:e
;n nut-. .,s w.ll as reir.'shin shale
I.i man;, t'.ells tt.er- ;s ;i l,,w phi
w:'h a -pr:n or a s.,..iT i , i n n i : ir
-to .en. and is well life I !'. a group
..! tr. es. In sh ,ri. .ttiv p irt of a n. Id
i ..t suit.-d to i up iv.it. n cay t ; 1 1 . . I . !
ep w a tew trees, thus .1,1 .i.:,ri a re
treat t' a' ihc live st. i ir ei, t,: mid
day -ua and driving Menu-. If the
p t-t ar has no sin ! tr if w ill pay
to provide. I I- nip..r,t, v si, Iter. poll.
r ng posts w .; h to; Us ut the t..p tn iv
support t v. o poles a ross t!. s,. ,y
- ii tiler p .les t,.r ratters. Th two
tn, tv I eered wilh tr.l.v. sw.tle hay.
r. il inoi ue ieiit, bru-h inav b-
cut .1:1 I la, , upon 'be -.Mdetnn rool.
, . .,; . I ,' ilti,,!t
Siiiiio thuds Vn.uil ( aniiMis
"I aniens an- cut in tics i-uin' rv , as
well ,t. in I h, rope," -aid a I he-Inn'
streit ;'.e!ei " The lino t loeiie.in
ui.rf. wlii' li of Kiur-e js ii,,( liv any
me.ris c U d to the b, ;t f .re gn work,
i-dot.eiu Vew Vork. and a little ot
a very little, by the way in Phila
delphia. That our peoph: should turn
nit work eipi.il to the best loreigu ai
I ist s is scarcely to be expected, since
c.iniPo cutting was almost unknown
here thirty years ago, whereas in Fu
rnpe some familes in rinrenee. Home,
Paris or Naples have pursued it as a
culling for half a dozen generations,
i uncos are not as extensively worn as
formerly these fashions cotne and
go but a great many persons still
wear tin in because they are heirlooms
or relies of s line departed anc ator A
i .nneoi-, w here the image on the stone
is ra -,e, above the surface: where it is
' n the stone it is known as "intag
The stones generally use I for
this purpose are the onyx, sardonyx,
bio i Istone and agate. Thu latter ii
the hardest stone, to cut. The onyx
consists of several layers and the cam
to is obtained by tutting the figure
i.ic of the upper layer, when il appears
as a ra sed medallion upon the lower
one. It is the easiest stone to work on-
'i..e art of ancient eaineo-cuttin
m e.,t;rely lost during the Middle
. and only reappeared during the
i,e,, tis-ance. The Unmans, in my opin
ion, excelled the dreeks in I his bran- h
i art: but the moderns hav e n-v er r
pmaehed the ancients in accuracy o:-!
design or linis.li. hook at this head o' (
design
Augustus f'tcsar, cut on a species
agate harder than any we know any i
thing about. That sort of work eouU
not be done now. It was found it
Nome duiing some excavations made i
lew years ago near the Capitol, am
though not much larger than a ijuart 'i
of a dollar, is worth $". The Minker
portions of the face, the whites of tin
eyes, the hollows of tho cheeks, an
polished. That could not be done bv
any cam o-cuU'T alive to-day. It i;
positive proof that the cauteo is an at)
li pie. The iineft spt'ciuiens of cameo
cutting in the world a e the
!''"i !
lii'ires cut ou what is kncv.n asthf
M.intuan va.-e in the Hr'iil.svviek Mil
fcum. The bas i cut out of a single
aga'e and is seven inches high by twr
and a half in width." rii,ivl .
''...
Cliihlreii as Siv aires.
Al"tH tiie time when baby begins tc
put avv.ty moirvey manners, and tc
stall 1 oil two feet like a man. he be.
gin to show, in a very marked degree,
the c -arae'enstioN of savage tribes.
i".,r two or tfire" years i f this part o
his I.f;; the best b piy is a littl,- sivage.
IP- i lea- of pr-!er'y are intensely sav
ag . II, may b-' sad t I eal'.v ay?
in tc or les, 'M'i the grab" i I iibjeet tu
siiiu a niuc'a a ; any inau. bu' rea'ly
tiiere is in otiiei wav ol de.s,-r.bing 1 1,
ten 'e.ioies exhib.ted at this stage of
b.tbv's career i. If h has sui.i'.l br th-
. r.. s V'-IS i "ft. tin. he is always
ni re or le.s at w n w.th the-e neigh
i .r;;i sa.iue.s. It he is deprived ot j
anv tiring he h i- route to regard as hi?
,u
i; h
mist tkeniy,
ves in tiie
anv go ids
it ma',
h inds ol
or ehat-
- ii i .
r.n-i
tel. w i, idi s.-eu) pleasing in his ey s.
I... 'us hut one way o: cpre.s-ing his j
w,..!ie ... ,'ie g t.-r the possession ol !
the liesir. -l oh e. :. using his hands for
weapons if he lit- no ' -tliers ha a j
I ut bringing down a s'i -k .t i r.:-!i or :
l.'Ook i as th- ca e may l.e i n tie- hea i ;
f it; ene.ny with all th" z-al ..I a .
i iiau or an ' Ubbewuy on tin w.t
i ath. ti.rl babies are iret'v neiriv ;
bad as noy bab.es in these matters, o.'i- j
Iv the girl .i 'li.'Ters frun the l,v I
s.tva - mu- i, as.s.tv.ie wom an dubTs
fr.tn savage man. of course there are
many bahy i oys and baby girls w ,
.it
'e ten ten.
t s.ftV.t
JUs
have been many u:;. uliur.-d j
man who have b 'en g -iuIc i
race-
an 1 ii'.no -ent. Ii.it trie pin t bal... s ar.
always vvea . and unhealthy In tin
s'r i.'.'b' t.T eist nee th-y ;. i -euial
bef-U.
i.lSt ,
the;r more f r- u-.us br t tn rs.
s the
perish
pi..-1 an I .gent..-
before their t-Ull l'l t'a i,-
their;
di'.n. pea r-th r. w ing, i iui- w nud-
o;t
ilie Purler's Mcitnm.
The i hioago . I rani Talk.-r"
allege, to have lu-ard this on a I'ull -tictti
s;,.(.pet
"It's wonderful what pract:.-- will
do I .- . i man. Vow. I hav. ohs. rw l
a pec iiiar thing on sleeping ca.-s,whi' h
g..es to sh e. ho v even a (Hill Ho '' I j
mini may be trade I to perform ai- i
ino.t in. redible bats "I memory au i ,
pre .-ion ( m this en- tiiere ar- a'
ha-t twenty g.-ll'leineti While we
are asleep the p.Tter W.ll gather Up '
ail mil' slines and ciuilip 'elll Oil a p ie '
in the gent.' washroom, when- he v;d j
polish them when he gets time. 1 1,,-r. t
w.ll be shoes that look jiist alike, and
many of the -aiue si. e. but in the luoru
;hL'evi ,-v man will find his lm. . and !
ii id else's bete ath his ln-rlh. Now.
we all coiisiderourseif-upenortotli.it ,
colored porter, but I venture to ..tv i
i.- neot us ,-oui i .. a iningiiKetii.il
It's ; wond.-rfiil example of wha'
tra.uin will do for the memory "
V.wt inorul:i. sure notigh, t very
man's shoes vv.-re in their
phice. and the irentleiii,,n u-jiin
.ill
attention to what he consi l.ee ,
icniarknhlc "Here. p'Tt'T," he c
chtniteil. slipping th pT.nninu' Ian.
tionary n dollar note to lnwn In
t. nsuc "'ell us how yon do it
'Vc.-i. sah." s.iys the porter; "its n,s
Us ,.;tsv when you get Vutstoined toll
Tnhe- .1 ow'fiil sie;ht o" practice
thoiion "
"That's w hat I told you." re marked
the neutlflnian to hit companion, t r 1
nmphly "Vei. siih, it takes a pow'ful sight
o' practice It wall two hull weeks
ufo' 1 could learn tochaik tho nuin
balls ot' lb) berfs on (Ip soles of shoe.
vvi'hout makin' mistakes. Thank yi
b. ss.''
Smite rurticiilarx Ahimt 'rearhine.
The tenth census shows, for instance,
that there are in this country '..ii'.is.1)t
in round numbers I'i5.m'i i clerirvmen
suipposp.for the sake of illu-tration.that
each one preaches but two sermons a
week, which is, perhaps, rather above
than below the average, ami we shall
have in the course of a singlo year a
total of 6,7(itO()0 sftrmons. Further,
suppose each sermon of only thirty
minutes' duration, also perhaps le s
than the average length, an I al the
rate of 10') words a minute each er
inon will have about .'.Odd words, or
twelve bonk pa'es utch nf 2oO words,
and ;.ll the sermons preached even
year will give a total of printed mat
ter of sl.lJt',oa)0 hook paires. or Ii'iJ.JJO
Volumes of M'd pages each, while if an
average congregation of fifty listen to
one sermon a total of 3,di0.((li) wor
shipers is presented at a single service-
.,',,. fli-m.rrn'
(IH ASTI.V I )t" ICSSJON. '
j
The
Miscricordia " of Flor
once, Italy.
A CWt.ige of M.bkel M n w:o Bali!
With Cholera.
Tho3e who have beea in Florence
have often seen, crossing the narrow
streets at right, a ljng fuuoral proves- j
sion in ning slowly toward tho Poiui
Pint i; and no one can have seen it
w ith .ait a feeling akin to awe. The
dickering torches with taeir lurid
light are borne bv imn shrouded in
black from head to foot. Their fa-.es
are concealo 1 un 1 r Ida. k masks, and
they earry on their shoulder a coilm,
covered with a bla 'k (tail. The idlers
in the street make way respectfully
and murmur: "It is the Miseiicordia." j
That measured tre id. those ghastly
masks, those shroud-like drcs-es. the!
strange, uncertain light of the torches,
the fantastic proce-sion-a'd powerful- j
I ly impress th- mind of the paser-hy
who sees that solemn show for the first j
time, an 1 he involuntarily asks: ,
j -Wha' does ail t his mean". Why1
i are tu.'se men so do.se; v inasl.ed '! W'hv
i . ,
. .'. the p'opb" in ih.' vv iv so re.-pe -Uul
i ly -'- :
! mi.' nues ,.-e m,;, 's the sum jn
i ' e-shui in the dayt.me. but now tiie
! citiii is r- 'ia el iy a litter, the black
liiotho! v.hi. h is lifted up on one .-i p..
I Here agi.u H e b arer are the M:seri-!
! i' .i i; i. . ar.yi.i some invalid fiun his
j ho, ue to th.- hospital.
In .hep silence the men car y their j
ui'ler;n burden w ith a pac so steady
,m I a hand -- inoi, tint -circe any
morion !' th- litter is perc ptiMe, :
F.ovg pi t", .s an 1 caret nl training
have ma I-tieia ad 'trs in the art of:
tiitrsin i; and ! ere are n-. i tter .r
iu;zer- er eecutan!.s of ambiiiatice
-,-t v ;ce than th-v.
Alt -r h.iv in sue essiully strule
'-rain-t tiie gi.
,!v - plague- t
'o .iv th tr-a'
!es; .scourge of huuKin-
Mis. rieordia und. r
:it of that hew foe
I itsclt in tiie nine-
! v.h.ch pres.". i
! tee;, tii c ui'iir'
'.hat wa ainio t as i
b adly-. In'., ra
Wh n th.s ma a ly first appealed in
n-r-'n e. ii bum i all the brothers
at
!""' P re.dy f.-r the fearful battle,
uh.T tons ot Italy t rove to us that
lut every one consiiiere i ii ins iimi m
l-iy dow n h
Ibit .such ar.'
i life t0'' his neighbor,
the force of habp und
rudition tin.
ie,tr at,. I vcr
t th- M SC. i
he w ay t race.
'V 1 ,i. other Clti-'J lost
.ps-ra- t" I. the brother,
r.i i a calmly went on in
Ut for 1 belli I v tl use
n' uries ot paMeiit and
I I
lu.g
Mi. luring seh-ai ne;
.'inn. ng, the ha -il
l.e ! f .r a-seiiil lini
IS I ases of sllddell
:att .n. In tin b
t.il signal-bell was
; the liieinbei's, but,
b ath be. an-; daily
nore tre.pi uit. an I as thi - lugubrnius
oii:,d Colitl imtte I to ttl general I eel- ,
,ng of uneasiness, it was decided toj
put an end to it. I niiappily lack oi
w ork was never fell ou,t times J
-evellty-seven litters were III USe at
iii 'l iii '. vv ithoiit spcnidiig of cases ,,f
rdinai.v illness, which .n.rage.', scv
t,ti . ii d ii.v. The I lotinus were al-
iwavsliiund to be in su:!e i.-nt liiiiu-
, is. t..ur to carry tin- i.tt.r. while
loin ..tleU-s followed t :.:,.-.. th.-n,
No'.v in I it'll palaces, bltt lieile oiteli 111
ii.iseia'ole hovels, the bi. tleus went i.p
i '
; bieeoi- four Tories of duty st.i.is.
i t,t. red the infectious room of the dy-
! ing--dying, not on a bed or a in a -
jno.s, hut on a foul heap of straw,
'with their tender and w.ll trim I
; hands, they lifted up the .-n k man. and
i putt itig Iii in upon th.-ir should'Ts, in
; t'i his repulsive Id le iiisness. they
went down those ot'en daitgeiieis
i stairs, through dalk, tiarto p iss.i
I and then gently depo-it.-d the.r c,.i
' oil the litter whii h await. I them i .
i 1 1 w Ililti',. the inteti-e 'eat . wlnn
1 the iheruioiiietcr hiarl.i.l nunly d.
r.-es in the sha le. an 1 ev.ry IL n n
tine shellere I hints il behind the thu k
walls nl Ins palace a.'. iiti-1 iii" ,,r.'li
mg ra ut thu sun. tin' iiantai'le (.ro
c ssion. 1 ro-sina; the decried -licet.,
tniol.t be -c.-n at he hoit. st hours ..
the daw '' Miitlt""t.
I.hiiiI, I. nh ir mill I up bil.
The Arabs have a story ol a man
who desired to test which of lus three
nous loved him most. He sent thcin
mittof.ee which of the three would
hnnij him the most valuable present.
The three sons in' ' in a distant it v,
and r-oiupiired the u'ts thev had found.
The first ha I a 1 arpet on which hi
could transport himself and others
whithersoever he w otild. The second
had a 1 nt tl i une which would cure any
disease. The third had a glass in
which ho could see vhat was going on
', at hone; he-iw his father ill in bed.
The first transported all three to their
home on his carpet. The tiecotid a I-
j ininistend the medicine and saved the
j father's life. The perplexity of the
1 father, when he had to decide which
son's gilt had been of the most vab . lo
him, illustrates very fairly the diflieulty
of saying whether land, labor or capi
tal is most essential to production. No
production is possi.de without the co
operation if all three. 'rn. II'. (7.
Si'iiiii' 1 .
An ordiiig to Ir. I tin Lewis, old
people should In given S dt foods. S IV
ory a. id well ciiohed. Ihi give old, in
uoave pe iple butcher's meat every day,
i.r, says, is to load t heir systems with
v. aste products with material that is
virtually poisonous
Smuiorlers' Trick.
"... . . ,
I ue (imous links b which people
re.nit who deal in contraband goods,
. i.iii t .i ,. ,m, in,., nnitv imitiv nl :i
In It, v eiis'e One .b aler "in cos'.l'v luce
u-cd to run in it valuable lot through I In
IMle- of Paris, under the vei v feet and
eves nf the nliiciaK oil the back of a I'll I le
..u, v In had aunt her cent neatly tillnl
ad over his luek, which lie wore with
much grace i- his own 1 1 airy jacki t. l ne
lace was Hound Miieothlv and tvinlv
nlioiil lii h ..Iv und he could Ciiri v tlinu
eids . f ',is' , ith in that w'iv and
, , ..,
neiioiiv I t l.iew'.sei lie whs c .ll."!
1 in ! Ii'llmv, and w le ti bafllcd at one gate
w..idd run oil ! another, lipping in
,.,), , il,, vi rv hoots ef lite horses 'n a
., ', , .... , ,. ' . .,
cut:; tollid nl,u,g I he tu. . is at
. . ... .,-!
-.. i tut. and the wary "log. raHi. r
,,,:; -i.ib r hmiselr to lie ( in is.-, lit. tooK to cents.
'le "...t !. ,u:il was sliol. lie laid a costly
uin.ih. - !,! .1 la. ; ab.ul him wh.-ll he TIip Sirrrt ufl.ire.
. ,,, ,',. ,v ;,,l;i,d. ,i. h a I'.iithlul '.ohll's f-a 'sap'ir; ia. or !,,o.l ,t,i. l.ivor
,1 -e ,.;,. hi to ..,ve had ii lniti-nn.ist, t. ts.viup. Istliei-en dv f .r Hie cure of M-rofii-I
le iv i-a urns, uin ef lhese coiiti-cal. -I :. rle mut .-.n. vvliji.. s.v. ,,,.-,
.oi:. !. s ,,i p.iti-. which i- now ami lh.ii i-'"l. I--1 t ' ' np'i"ii In- ne!i ti.-.
v isii, , In the rjiiositv hunti r. win re is lie v,n. e-tul.ty. tnaaii in. aid nl' ica--
a . il. a '.-..;,;.. with a' si.oo! ef sewing " J ' 'e-are coa lit ,..i .. li e
tl.'-el in (lich chunk; b,,!s with lh-,,. I. .im""", ,vs lT '..-W. Vtl
wiif. hi . hid in the heels: ii i ohn vvknli l.r. '.a t I i;i,i e tliio"),li ,m th-. 'i n I m
is l'iii d w it !i i i-'.-u : a huge stuif.d b,,a i".in ''. ins ll.o ,! an I l.iver S rn . r,
. .i.siii, ;,.t. a t.i.t in vie. siib - di.clos d 1 ' " "'.'"- 'eare eoi-.tan-lv i , ,,
. r i ii i e i I oi r- tl ' e. c,' ellle. I i-oni I he hi f,.
a prmou. assignment or v abiahle hie - . ,.. .,,,-.,... .,i, re, oiie,, n j. .,!,.
- i.iig. A'.ia.iti hang. I.;, in i k in a b ,; i-.-ni-.lv lor ah .ve Uiseas,..
et e,:.,t;v t i-l,i.... bin a stroke of tin -- ----- - -
, am '..... ',i ni i o be i nl v a sounding tin. Henri Pain..
it,. ,.,.; i., I'.... , il,, !,.tl,.,:,nl of a
eg. . ;.s an alt. I; a an. I 't "'
ut man;, t , mi t hi miuli ' In- gates ,.
l',,;i i:. tun.-, in a j.an. e.len
h d-, a. ol.lh .; .iiel swi ai ing and
I ' 11
. i t
n ilh i i ,r.-.. nt h ,n,i
i' o. iv. i - and I"!'1 th- tn
VIII, .h o . 'j'l.l'lilllit v
troin t!:,s l,!ai . v, le had 1 "
i. e, i..i,l-t li,. 1 1 1 i i i't I i.i,pitig
lie u- 1 I I' i" -v .(( itig I;. i li I in- ie'U1
.1. t. in -tit j.i j.. d to In .a hini ;.: i a
v. tv ne lain t.-.tlh- lb- v a- t ,le-u . ll '
he , -III , lion to. un. .el ! '-mil lo I.,
'ilh d with . V.. lh I't bMlelv. "hi. b l'. s
di i u o;T a' ie I' . v ...on saiuph .i
,... a'crnl ' .-I lie- ihiid. and 'ie p. :
l.l i. i.'s .i.iv ,. .. rv i. i u i- ..V i r
A ...in. .' 1 it -imi .at' gain. wa. pl.tvid
I. I'ngiisl; i ';-: an h..-,.. . ili. a-, v. I,.,
it'-pei i' .1 a i l;f). tc i; Sw.ut
hii h pr d t-. I" : in At; i. an la 1
li. In and v . ai l a!-' i -- til' "lie I
.;. k c i ' '..III in- ." all ', . ,1. i.t i-f. -
rv..ti.e. ' lh.;. I'- I.'
e j i , ; ... ;. d . t'' lie bra in I V lb te
!.. u p i. i.o.i la ad. 'I-d Loir -b
,. h t - lie In liltl ! tie -1, ,! j. .!.
i, 1 .. i . i'. l l lt.pe-1.
Wilt ( liihlreli Shnnlil lint limn v
I'll, .1.. and at -I I. n- .1' th ei ,nd-
l.'id:. I
al. .i'ilte all .-.t'outal IL. Who
- - v. l'i..-. nave and i-i-r,i Hi
I, lie adult, tat' d a:. de .' and
-vn:p
IM hd
I 11...1I1 tn tuuis I! t.n "i otiid
u In ui. v ii:-ti ad I In -v vv oiild
,i v i lop .onl :i- up into healthy meii
and wniui n.
I iiilol. li Would I at In r eat I lead und
i,. at. ; li: ,c, l.;e. nl and Lull, r ' ;n jio'iial
. U !,..! . ' " ill i . ll a - I il a- f w o polllnl-
, ! ,-. :,i,.i I. .-. b, -i.i- .. i,e ad at
' eo .a beiii. 1.1 Ii a. h, alt by and pie...
II 1 ,-t. d. aid .-I V a - 1. !n III." e, j.
w I,... I, ,1 1. i L. i . ti;. - : iv al a'i'i ofii ll
,.. .i . . t ui, ) ii, lh. .t.a . . h, . nr I .
s . s..,iii ... v .ail,, ii, e and dial! ho-.i
I .... le :.. v -!.. :. Id -ue ..;.. I !i,,.
,-. .1 in '. i.v I null I l-.i .i ' ali a up '.
- i . ,,t I- I '.. i; ! in tn i ll to I., aii -i
I la !.- ol I ota v' l -I. ..I .-I -..;.
all... -! , , . r kiiel . ! Ivili'.' is .1- pli
an! !,,, ti p li d t- it i- If dtll.v ha tie
.1. n;a I- la pr. j ar.ng Ida. hn. try. ra-p
I . -ila'.v hi I i l de Iti ;iIm il is inli
hie i.v -'. 1 I ''I'
ll i- a . ol if e li i vpres.hui mat honey i.
ilblM.'V. haV.iio ll.it ilillu to ilo .lil till
lit. iv in nriie I .li . I hi- i-nil el o -hoi,,
v i. p .. ,n ..in i. it- nil-si i ..nccii-
iati d l"i u. lh U' . it do. not if Id -I.
in , i I: to i1, i:iov. th o inn-, let a does
I., i i-t. ak. b'.l it d. . - impa. I olhi r plop
el In - lo li-- i ii - al to health .'llld V iu
. I..II- phv - a .,1 alal ii.l. lh i tied m li..i. ll
e v , . u a I ill! 'I to 1 1.. s nni. ll 'Uses Hen
on . i ie I o' at.ii o i ie. l to all tin
v js-,; fma I a n- I '!: 1. I... n r il e.b,
u i,: h t lie bu in. man hn nt ai
. ,. i it - i ll'i i I - an ie -I !d,- mdinai v
t ti,-,: .- I- -'a ll a- pill!-, i ti'.. bill pi"
, ;., , , la allilV ai If. II. tin tislilt. ,,f
nhhh .u. pha-iie mid pi I'luiiin nt a
I di-p. -iii. ll alel b-;Ll,l iutelll-l I
(.iiiirer .liirs.
. ...1 :,, 1 1
. ; I ' ,"
, 1,0 ll. 1 he l'i" I a 'in
tl el.il.isi
All aiinisiiio
! 1 . lie In. 111 ( hill
o.u.iiui: tin- laniihar blue and
to,,, ja- is 1,, 1,. The ( 'him
V 1 l ialaTe till .Mill' MlllIC Ci
nii vaih-.l lilinn to make a
aid
Pa- the r.cipti.,11 ,,f L'lnecr. ,
' .
In 1,11,1 a 'hini i. -inulb-r wu-rciiui-.tcil.
, , ,. , , 1 11 1
lei' I,, r. the -tuliborn 1-I1 stials rebelled.
Tlell . nil -en lit iv e . liar -i ll T ri e:n,, i
anv 111..1. innov ation- as su lilcuc.
:,,i. .... ' -aid tin .11 jn-i int. ndetit. "vv e (
l.a.i t hav .- -in ill jar. iii.eb in the Kilo
i.-h j .ot 1 , a ie. t 1 hold our ( hi ne-e irmoi i .
tie " ilie'el i- e, ti i,i lie ( hiliese. but t hilar-
an not
No Pin sir, Mr. in Mine!"
tend -t ry. nir.es loan a ,y' tmnrdin,;
!..'! in '.l.-i's. v." 'I la-ill, 't vvah tncti'.ton. .IIS
o, I . ,11 tipn'in.', mid the k'ftrned Prin-ipnl
I I 1 lo illll.Mlltee some n.d stvle ilVHC in
ie- nppli -Hit..', mid oait Hie liapiy iestiltji.
fie l.njlil lal. the sni t; te-t in viin.il disrnv
r d tile s.s: i t rtlllle III Id-. sii. e. anj ptlsllill;
1 a I: hi- plate, shoiiled totheisl ingue: .,
1 liv-ic. sir. 111 lull, M .la I tol l nie to ttw
1,11'h 11' lap In- l'.-i, ,-s 'l ie is.tnt l'!iri.'iitiv..
I ellets.' Hlld tl.e.V Hie .I..III4 their (IlltV ItkH a
.IniriiiZ' IhiV Hie ant 1 lithinis, and f.urelv
ecetnt.K
The
ill no en. any is a prudent ruivnr.
'.!i.;es nf nil a,', , vvlio stiller from
lo-s nt apfCtilc. f.niu imperfect digestion,
low ...jrits nn.l in 1 voiw ,lelility. inav have
lie;, lih lenevved mid life -f luh d hy the lt-e
of Mrs l.vdni VI. I'liiklmm's rdncdies furiill
coiii luinls - erudly iiicidclil to the female
ci.ii.-titutii.n. We not mil) have 11 living
lam, in Mrs. l'lnkhatn, but we me 11-siired
thai her ii'iucibes are id mice most nura.'i
hie mid etiieai'iiiiis.
I',,.. essed ciil in iiniij.'iiiiitioti, h i'iiiih"!
heemm f ir tlillli,'-
"Hello!" we In --nrd tx" mnn say to another,
I ie otiief liny "lilldll l klHivV you lit lirst.
.llV. Voll litok tell Vf-ms JnllllgT tllHII.Vi.U
il I ii. 11 I sitvv i u las.. ' I teel ten years
. am-. a-.' was, the n plv "Ymi know I used I
to l.e under the weather all the tune and gave ,
up evie-tiiirf to l- any heller. The Uoetnr
.aid I I ad entisuinptioii. I was t-rrihly weuk, ;
lind nijilit sweats, imii'ii 11.. apwtite, find lost
ttli I saw It 1'ien e - a. .Lieu Modical 1'is-I
c.v.-iv' ndvertlsfd. an I PavHlijIit it would (111
no liiirin il it did no t;...l. it has cured nie. .
I inn a new uinn Us 10.se I urn a will one " I
lie vvoil' (I11.111 owe mini erbbin. brniaii
iiwas it ter lu-stj'f. j
Tiie innlical iroeriies of petroleum have I
..n.r lf.sj-11 kii.iwn to the nUsridini. and since .
I arU'line Im- U- imie so well known as a hair
r. storer and tin s-nir. ( tmleiiin take fn.nt ;
tank Hinoll,' the new ifiii -.b.s..
"Ilouau 011 lints.
Clear-nut rat s, mice, roaches, tiie. . bedhn ,
oits.-kunks.chil iiuinks.k'npliers. I.V. h'li'sts
"llueliu-rnlilii."
Quick, complete cure, nil Kidney. I'.l n l.ler
imi I nnnry I Whom, hralilirit.'. Iiitati. 11.
Stnrie.(inivel.("HtBnh of l.lailder.!. I'ltijl .
. .... .
,, . ,, . . . ,
Heiirit. k a rule, will couie to th nr fare.
I It'noTet nostrum. Wc pik of Dr.
' l'i i-. e' Kxtiuet nf Knutr; Vrd, compoMMlof
, ,,, Ki,mi.-Ii llnimlv, Knitu-t W td, Janiaica
ton-i i- nn.l t'aniilmr titer. It etir w ehof
ei a iiioviius, colic or civinnis m stoma 'li. m ir.
,,".,.",t ''" rvorl.Uj.y-rtiix,aii.i hivnks nj.
nM, level mi 1 iiillaniiiiutoi v attackn
Honest I. i ,s the be?t loin for n tui
store.
ICniijifti en Cornn."
Ask for'e!U' Konifh mi (Mirm.'l V. ( on:-
.. . . .
,;ete cute. 'Jiirj or son conn, warts, bunion.
Hay-Feveb. One and n-half bottles of
lily's 'i.hiii Balm entirely cured me of Hiiy-
l ever of leu veitr.s' stiiiutm. Have Ii.iJ no
tr.-iceof it for two yenr..-- Ai.l;HtT A. Pkkkv.
i,niililioro, N. Y. J'rice fill rt-ut.
H Fr.vn. 1 wis seveielv nfllieted will.
Hay Fever for twi-nt;. -five yea is. I tried
I'.iv V Creaiii Hultn ml tin ( lh ct was in u vef
j, N rt ,.,,.. Wm. T. t'MiH.
i,,. ,!,yU.rPi , a,toi. Fliabeth, N. J. I'm".
i .ii nan. ii.iipi.s-fiii ie:.!i!;s.ii.v!in-
Iniil.'i .-'lull, lie
S'e."
,( . ,.j
e.M ,e
-IKV
tiled
ll. dill lit newer."
. wan ol t lie inei ii lit stag. - ot I .iisi;n,
tan. 'I ,-c.e 1 ' i,iir,. m tiua .
if
I.I DM P. I INKIMM'si
nfnliln f'n nni m: nil
UU1U UUUihUlU'il
is i r::
' tvvV. I'"r-iniilrl'iiiu.itli:in.!l
Ji'Ajt-' "N eafciirsr so I'l.aiein'i
f our Lr-lf. an., le ...iiim Inn.
;. .ill nr. r;,v ,. , r. , , . ,,,.. .-
' "'"V?1" '""'' -
' -,'; '' 1 11 I "' " ''"''I ' " '""''
; e.V.V,'V ,: i " " " " : 1 ""
I. ' ii. i l!a i 1.-, lt . kol . . i .- ..-.-ii . .v . y it
n . fi,tty .1.. i.i 1 1.- uit. m ) ; 1 r. rtvrtt.tx-
; ( -. T :.. , air. . ...its-ill. ii. I l'i .. no.- ie. 1
; ai i :; . r t'i. I r. r. . t . H I. int nil .tiu.a l t.
.k-,f "T ffr-ICv Tl l-cf'n -t
" iinii i .. ..
STOMACH..., fip ;'V.',.','l-f th-.'.'
Hay Fever
4- r-Y iFfJi
ililiriillierMir..
iWCL'-rt'W
1 -ui-.
.1 lie I ...
-.a .' . laa.t.V,.,' 1-1 I .
, . . ,. ,1,1.-. p... . .",
. 1 1 hint' lift ii'iv
., lain .,( 11...... I1...1I.U-
l IC- Cri .011 H.1I1H .-Oi.-
n., 1.111B usutl.
7
I.HIKI.I-l r.MH.S,-ii
1 ay-fever
1 I -. T - 1 11 li-
"'sV Ian-Ins. I.r..t.ti.i . s,...i,.l.n ls.
. pBiW
.sr- - '. ' , ; v ii 1. ,. 1 1. a 1. . 1
J- ' '.-I'lSI .AH'li).N V. K.-II-I I.e.l.T iMHk.
" " ,.'... , , ,, ,....,,, ii ,
O A if I iili-imin llu.lne- I .!li e.
V. y n 0 v. , ' . , ": V s i. 1" '..r
.AAAlQ J..'.,:. "a.., . nren W.-.I.
J It ty ,.,, i.ll 1 i I M V .till
r i.l 1. ,...r. I. II al V - .1
n 1 mtivmc" I Tl,. I' s n. n. W...h nr' .ii.
i Air,iii).i 1 ...,...k..i 1 t-.iMit
un'.l ,. u ai.-il vv r.'.-1 r IN I MOll to III 1 .
Al iiii Iiimm.v Aiir.-i 1 1- ..n I.-, r w ar..
I Aimv
IMI li. .11.-'. I..M
Pensions
i.ts.i,,!. r. . II. -ir.. N.-n.l s, ,,,,
ill. I, lll.Nl,
llAM. All Waeintl le 1
A I.I T 'l I l 1
l. I.fl 111. 1 M-lfftt -fi !
tn,. I
I 11 ..k-nii.t llil.lt-. l'i ..-. rf.,.f-nll
l'i 1. I 11 , l'iii!-. I. '.li'
. i.iuli k' v V. 1 .' iti-m-. .2.01 r lUieii
1 ' . 1,1.. , In... Alio.. l.lU. It.
, x Mmm
Brown's Iron Bitter min-
I i ties Iron w ith pare vi zelaldo t"liics.
It is rnliipoiuided en th(irnueily ci.
(iitilio litnl in 1 ". iral priliell'les, and
i-aiiiiiit iu()!vat'f
All other pu'i'a.alionsef Iron cause
liradadie, and piiMiuce (sini'.ijiation.
Brown's Iron Bitters is the
ONLY Iron nicdichio that
Is not injurious - its use does not
even blacken ihe teeth.
Il not onlv cures the worst caa cf
In . pepsin, lint insures a hearty ap-;vlil-i
and gool digestion.
nnrag
.o.. ia . a 1 1 1 Mii,... n.-.-t ...s BrVJ'lT-ia n.U rnrr,.l".ni.luli-
.1. i .i.f,e,.)i.ifii, i.,o.-. if.ll . l.-r.u,.ii..illj l",f1'lf;1 V;";1 T ... iirir 11 "1 .. t tt.
1-1 '. i.. 'ii la 'I -ui'ii 1- I I f "ii is.- moil -I 1 Jfc ....-K" ' ' J ' i'W
rm,. ti I n.:i.- VV,a...rir,-,'il:slritl.l-orin f. O. Boa JW. . -'! si V.l ntj N Yoril.
-r-jrs. t pi ui 1.1 oi s. i UK,
rS I ii,eil.i.e th.iLf X ijuru'lsis ra-NI
J I I lywlH ""I hl.iekeuoPURIT A.ciiiiiiiieiid It n sJ l 1
I I I r-'rh.iwr. i.i. teeth. yVVilie l..t Trylt. J II
y A SURE 'APPETIZER. mK' BEST T-fc KNOWnMI
iff Will cure quickly and completely Dyspepnia. Weaknesa, V
lf MuUria, Impure Blood, ChdlB and t'over, w
111 few od Neuralgia. 4
A V INVALUABLE M Iff I
I FOH LADIES AND FOB ALL Ifm I
I VX PERSONS WHO LEAD A BEDENTABY LITE. 1 I
I RELIEVES INDICESTIONC05X OURESJYSPEPSIA. A j N
I ll Itlsasiir,ritii(l.v'V'rltatrenKtben9the l,
L ft v tor ilisens.. off-, I lj niuscU-s, tones axuiS V ' -t
tt' l iver andoVPUH,TV,1,vlBorute8,bt4C
P t I V. Kidneys. y,iiylem.
mm
p0,ni,;, B1CK HIADiCHl. illou.oo... nod n MVa tod BOWEL CttnpltuaM. MALABI.
hloou i'OIsjN. iul 8km Diau iONB pill A DOdKi. For f'tml C n.pu,uit th! Pill
1 hvr no f-M't-.l. " I nud ihf in valutlDif. efJinarno
' hi ii.v tev IK1, I 'i. no tnr.fr.-d. Lffiiinivoi,, 1U j
( m. ,-,r Z., , ttin.t. Vaiuoi iiormitaiua
I Have Suffer, il !'
With every disease imaginalil" fur !!i 1
time T.jti-s.' t'ur
lll'ljeglst. T. .1. Atvl.-rs-iii. rees::- , ; ;
Hup Hiltcis," to 111".
I Usxd two bottles;
Am entiiicv cured, ni t ' ; i s .-i.
m nt Hop Bitter t fv.e , J. .
Ii alter, Ducknei', Mo.
i n mf i n ui h
Token of tiie groat apr'ei'i 'i I ist -f
vein' Hop
, Bitters. I wa s 'h ' -1
1 With inllmtmintor.v thrim-a i a : !
Per ixwlv
Seven van's, and no nieh ae e ic. ' io ia
in- ni y '
(i.,ii::'
Cut il 1 tried two foot:!" ef y:v : ?
ters. an 1 to tnv sun.ri;e I a; i i - k : i. v
. ever ! wa. 1 dm
Yen luav liaveiibintiliitit
"In tins 'i'.'at mid"
hilu.'di!eim-ih-".ine
Anyone' " v.ishins t" ku v.
about 1 1 v cue'
( '.ill leal i" I v iid ln-s-iiv nie, 1". V.
Williams, inn 1 i;li su-.s-i. 'We'...,.
1. I .
1 consider ymtf
Hftnedv III- If st real-dv in rvi i .
Fur Iiidi.4esiioii. kidney
Co n; iiinl
"And nervous dehilitv t have jut"
Petuned
J'roin the south m a fruii!p -"ir. h
heitl'.b. and (hid thai your Hitler ai- h
me more
lv,.
Thau ii'ivtlihi ; else;
A month ii" I was eTlieitielv
"Kiimeinti l
And searei-iy able to walk. X.m I an
l.aiiiiiu' f-t ii'iit it ar I
"Kle-ll"
And baldly it day (:.; - but wimf I imi
- . 5
nmpliinclit.si en iitv u.ir..v. . hi(k a; tins,
in. I it i all due to il.
Mlt.-ls' .1. W f lili le ,l,ieks,,i.
H'.eO,l;illl, P?l.
j" None prnuiitp v ith-vit a I'ttn -h ot
it-ii ib psoii the v.lule 'a - I Mlil-11 till ti;,
vile. ,njs.,noiis stlltf wj.j, ' i l.-.p" or ' Hi.i.s"il
I ll-'lf ll.'illte
TUC p OF RrOPTS I IIIM
1E5 Tg fe'lLBfcLLIUaO
ut allan i'Iiikton,
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P XW' J ' &'.&i5l
Agents Wanted for our hew uook,
S n r '! it ,..i. l r ivrnt . Onlv ! ok ut itt kin i.
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Scii - i i: f-t th a r -lur i t urmi'i.
j.r i (ii'finiiii "t tiw miii- 'i i a y l r.ieinat L n
i .n I'. nl.. i- cip iku ' iot ..ir I ' pi ML MiE(ip
tii T t, i mpi.il. i.i t..i'. i h .j. htroic
l.mv. to M ' r ri' ( ,n c .t mi l k-t-'.it-. il inthn
itiiist rhiitliiiii nrltouk vwr (iiilMln'il. I n
i'o "! l ii .i ;; ;. i I'tret . n I Au - n "i m n tit.
A 111.-- . Lil. -ill ti.K.ic . - i'lrf- i . ii.iirali tii.
I if M onlv 1 iMir 14 'i; t"'in I
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t n . frt.v. Wr w vr fn f?ii' iii t tr.ml
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I irn" ;tt- su-i
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in 11 1 i-irn.
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1V11 0 .0 .I.-..1W, .'Kill I- taiw i-..nt ti.. .ki. ri .- mplxto
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K f5"r GOOD NEWS
12 LADIES?
tirfttt iuducni itU r
Ivi-ti Now funr 1 -m o rl up
1 r
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di iiuc 0. iPieieiAun p.
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in 1 v.. i,,- r. i.. i no ..i iy .
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3 CUiCt WHtRI AU lltl Milt.
ki lll( iluullH) nip. Tt(.siiu...1.
3 list- ill tune, ls.,1.1 by druKKisi.
PATETSeiv
11 ti.rn.ir nj.. or
1. IIIV.HAM, Pl
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n't. .. Bsot frt.
VIGOF
Afiu. r. .. ruiiu., -i...nw Ti..
Brown's Iron Bitters Is the
Best Liver Regulator re
moves bile, clears tho skin,
iliests llio food, C'Ui:S
BeleMn, Ilenrtburn, Heat
ia the Stomacli, ete.
It is the bt-stdtnown remedy for
female i.ii'u niilies.
Tic nenuino has above trade-mark
and 1 r .-sc l rs lints on wrapper.
Take in. other. Made only by
Brown Chemical Co.,
Baltimore, Md.
purgativej
fc-'d ia v
Pltl.-Ilr. T M Pulmor. Muolllo, PlA."