rOK 'I'll IS h.VK.n AMI IIUHL.
1'nnil for Horam.
An Knglisli l'.irmcr, noti'.l fort ho
pxcelli'iit condition of his livestock
i:ts Ix'i-n in tim hahil "f iVeilinjr his
'Hirsts un the followiiur 'laity ration,
Six jiomuls of o.us, I pounds of
orii, :l ioiiinls of hi'iius. Knjrlish
icans arc worth t lirci times as much
is oats and one and a half times as
iiiieii as corn; I ! pounds of hay an 1 -!
numds of oat straw pa! int.) el. all
and
10 pounds of loutf hay: e.pial to "Js
pounds of feed per day. This feed
Kept the liors-i in adinirahlc condition
w hde perforiniti. const. tut lanu wori,
which in Kritrland is much more severe
: 1 1 . 1 1 1 in Ami T'ci. Moreover, the
llnjjlish farm h use will average one
hali more weight llian our f irm !i n -es.
rii.iiliin, th" hay and si raw an I crush
hijj the Ljraiu pel haps lias some eli ci t
iuiiiaUiii; tin's inoliia'e foedin: so
economical in it s re-mli -.
lal'll.. Illtf IlllillU s'rl.
inioiis for seed can he -. out in t!ie
hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 or in spring. I f proper pre
aulii'iis are lal.eii, autuiuu is the l"t
ler tim . The htm) uns' l e mo deial-iv
liili, and ihoroiihly vvi'rked. Oie'ii
roots nrt down deep in the sulisoil.an I
it is, ! here! li'e, esseii I i,! III It III.-sill. .oil
-hotiU It. free from ista-iniii' water.
I.ow, iiin.-l.y land that u ill piodu -e
i'mul crops of unions will n ! always
ii-,ni,-e on, oil - d. Hry u;ila:i i is
I ii-t t and uior- i-i.imi, o ra'.h.-r it is
less iirieertain, I'oral in-.' o ,io:i s,...,
sjnuviif.: is ratiicr ;n u:e ert ii:i lut
tiess. Vo l may ei i a I i p oi
seed a. id a l;o . ,r, nil i he crop
III IV Iii'iiik oi HI sii ..) il III IV a i
'hla.si." We m.i'l, on- !!. r , i in, i
and a half feet apiri. M i:v a I'urni
i lir r four iii- iies i i j -i a' I le
0 i.oms in the row s s i thi- tint llo'V
vi ill ah nod toieh e.e-!i ni h -r. .rid '' -r
carefully and well Mm or iln- . in !)
deep. I f heavy taii;-. vi .i-'i I !o . I
.rv ay lY.nii t lie unions. ' ley m a -t he
. iV'-red up .i.Miii h -lo.-e vv - i:.
1 f t liey i- riiio' li ' vv ;: ,-.i-, i w i h
cartli, dra'i oiit s , i : t . ui ri ire r -tr.i'.v.
aiid spre a 1 il t .v i of i hr- i.sch- ii . :.
o. I'l' 111 I ' .l -, or ilii-' 1'ie VV il -Ml'
1. I til 1 i'l i. I'm r i il i d.l i
of the . I '.: II,' 1 l If ! oy !'.'! 1 -' .
pi-ovid-- I tii--v .ire . il . i I. 1' i' :i
this pree a in io-i i ; , !.iK-:i, a i I vv
hive li'' ! siiou I i:- ;i e . , ,'i, in.i'iy "!
the onions v. ill 1 e k;l!- d.
I in r. 1. 1,- it... i . in i'i ii r
I'lie 111: 1 vv ui'e i a'.'-i -piilar vv i'
Sil'-' 11 e.i . Ill e.l! I he b til, .in I a
u "o-1, oilcit girdling p-1 a, r ;,.t i.
lie. i' h ' hec.ir; h, i-:d i .'. u-.ii .r ii'm I "io
out, are pe i -h I. ii'ei-s. A I"-i.o 1 1 u : leiie,
W;tsidl,e III 'III lay. '.ll'bi-e
i 1 . Ill ' 1 1 ' a I uly iiu I o .'o . I di". -oon
li.it.'li, .i.i.l ',h' ii' I i ; 1 li v .. i."g.u
a' once lo . cd ."I I in- i..i.-,', ind .;..
vv i i.l. It -li vv i it' i r .s,ni mi ' : v vv . i
be if. .in a .purler to n
'I in. 'ei s f .in in h loa ;. N.
thi
le, I iiey will p'ljiii1 e in i he i- o 'v a .,i'..,
and l le im t h c .ni" ,. - :n I .: . n 1
A U'.'n.b file -, try liig i'ii ..i th.
moth' apiie.ir.uie I oils !!." v ary
ing -i" ol ill" i ai'-ipiil ir.. vh. h led
I'r. llari .s to .nop. . ' U,.y wore t -..
yea's in ! v eiopin .'.
'1 II" Sl. " W IV to .1 t r.o ! he. f ,
fill borel's IS lo ,lg the,,! , 1,1 ,., s,
I ember and ij.iin in A; ' 1 ; iv. I
'j telnl.er II c.oi-.e II le i i.tt.-r thev
v, ill .1 i loach llama ; . lei' s .Mll. ,,r..
ill this tune so .in ill t hi' t Lev vv di
i scape n.'liee, ,oi, hen, ,. s.,.v
I a lurlher .search m A.lie,
il i n a rev . nt c.-o 1 iy ii,.-, f, . ,
b .lie act-! in I s .;i; nn i ure .v
.hollhl be rubbed oil ,he b..
Tin.
d ii,,.
doilbt
ture
' tl-i e.
il IV e
I lee in .In y.
liiiii the k-r
placed llil ler.
would kill '
not trn-d r.
trees be, .11--
ing out the
vv dl heal In
grilling w.i .
e b;i
.Old .
'M
v thongh
I vv ill :i.
out: I - m, i I.
I lit the
My if i- i
.' - " I. ..
muds
vv ilh
. flit cold chiekeil
and heat in draw n
III!
ill
pie
butter nil! il iiioi.t ; season w tl Ii pepper j
Hid salt; when hot, take Ir mi the lire i
md add two beaten eggs, l over the;
bottom ..I' a dish with I n a I cr nnl s '
Hid pour in the ehicktli. I'oVii'the
top with crumbs and sin ill pices of 1
butter. Hake, until brown.
iif'it) I'lt'l'lin. -Coil four large
pot at cm and pass t hem tin ough a sieve;
stir into t lt i ii powdered hen sugar to
tasle and the yolks of two or three
eggs; add a few drops o essence ol
Icllli-ll.tlieii the whiten! th" eggs whisk
ed to a troth; nii .piicUiy and well;
our into a plain moid 1. buttered and
bread crumbed and bakef.fr twenty
iiiinutes in a ipiii-k ov en. Mtvo with
swee! sauce.
I.t umn I'ie. Two lemons; grate oil
the outer peel; chop the res! very line:
put two tabie.spoonsl'iils of corn starch
in one teacup of hot water, and boil;
w hen cool, add two teacups of white
fiig.t', the beaten yolks of four eggs,
then add the chopped peel and juice ;
utir w ell together; bake till the crust
is done only one crust; beat the whites
of the four egs to a stiff froth; add
live tiiblespoonsfuls of sugar, stirring
in well; pour over the pie w hile hot ;
set in the oven to brown.
UiiiU'i- Snuis. These ginger snaps
are very crisp, and keep well, due
eolTee-ciip of butter and lard mied ;
ono coffee-cup brown sugar; one cup
of molasses; h;tlf n cup of water; mie
tublespoouful ginger; oue tablespoon -
rul einnainon; one teaspoon till cloves;
ouo teasjioonful oda dissolved in hot
water; llour enough f"r pretty stilt
dough.
ipiiekly.
ground.
Hull out very thin and hnUo
The
Spll'
s must nllv lo
Tilt! Hiinliear I'idil.
"Colli as a hughear causes people to
overcrowd their beds with woollen
stu!K blanket, and suehdike. The
l,"- el .tiling even for old .o.le.
, viiiiiM 'e li.iut iiioii ;n warm. i ihto
is no: hinir better than eider-down,
when yon can get it. Tho night
dresses of old people should be com
fortable, and especially should they be
Wiiini between the shoulders; this is
the place whnh cold likes, as a foe, to
assail about tlir.e in the nioniiuu',
when the morsel i f lire ha; got low or
gone out. I.et them beware of it.
"i 'old as a bugbear plays much mis
chief in the nui -cry. Thousands of
children in this country are coddled to
death, and many actually siiib-d in
b d. They call il being overlaid; il is
being smothered. That is the right
name for il."
"lint the children must he kept
vv arm r"
"Itless their itltl'iCeii'-e! ye". T,..
bed as soil a down, tic dothi
iVVU. til" clotlie as
Soft
Soil
can be, but smooth '
vvitli.il, without any tendency to rumple
up. .r cover moiitii or life. tins
is warmth, this i., comfort. The room
loo should ii- '( r ' hi warm: no
in. !.-, I pnv von; and th" air ou'jhl to
be
are .ind sweet as the i
roses. Is it s,i jn in. i-t nur
r;es :
ay, tor your In, irbc.tr ell steps in
iti-1 -e;ds doors and vv in I ov . No
wonder that ! s -i i baby vv.ik.-s up it is
pcev i !i and I ret fu'.
-Voiir blleliCII cold is 'he ,..,t
; l it ltd tin- ta:lor has. for i'V en young
men weir .loiibb' 'he vv i rlit of
clothes en a vvmttr's .lav than tlc-y
oili'ht to. I'll v su e.t t hem -elv es in
ell-., pii'liee, - i c 'I I I he lo step, ill
an l ends many ;i lit'". '!' p . o.it .. in
my o; in'-m shoidd li v er '.' w . 'i ll
i An pi w le n I.. I. iii; by r i I. or dr.vmj,
vvln-n st.i-i iii.g ah ii' :n ;t draught;
. ii'-u they c i.:in..t be to i Ibic'. ;fi 1 e...y.
1 1 vv 'i ll ii' ad v, hi'.' VV d'. Ill, they
U ii .! b V .-rv ' 'il l. Vci v lie','
vv a' i
vv a ! i
rt'f"
ml I
worn vv le i;
iv i r the arm
"i 'p vv h" i
w i r 1 1 1' r t hi
i-ii
Ibii th.
so, - the !,. tt.-r. an 1 ll
to I e iii . r ai. ;. strong
miriv an ailment is . ,uii
nig ab. i,l mi 1 nap e.i'.d
-1 i.in., i . inn li m r
th a-; cel.!, bo' , vi n this
glit
fo
ail
t:i
it Irom sbnid
:roiin 1.
lo be dri aded
hoii'd ii"l bi
n
a t.ii.
d inn,
lie-
' ; 1 vv . 1 1 . 1 rat lo-r
1"! lung than .i d.nui
i I Chiilg. llld'-e I. "I
! -j-ir.'s li.ely mi, I
ll ever, flee from
v as ii '-.v Iv married,
Ill W h i O'.V lis me
li lildkcrciii, ; -, my
i, iv inbl" ii ip kin.
h.r.
.Hot'
ii Im-
eo r ,
ev e: v
easily
d.iiu;
s r. I
Ole Who
i . -ehl 'III.
.hen I
I" lil'i' u.
t ' il T HIV
Mpel-S. Iill. I
kil 'VV .
and y e
; in a d i
tt' r now.
i 1 ev TV
I I..-.
-it pre
IV I
t r 'III sle,
.''i'.V 'A'
Itv Ihei-ier llvv s luive Mllinpeil l ees
1 1", r,s ni it i e i abb age w id be re
lle--,le-e,l 111 lrid lUil iinilill, for ill'
I mi". 1. 1 ci iue for his I I'.v 1 I ill ,t b live,
I'ii :'ei tu il clb a I to pro-, , t t!l
i ii nvar I lei I fi'"!,i h" s f. ,i.',. b.r I ,.
nigh I . Y.-ar ag , I u- b- .1 luiniv
I'r. I I'-r. l I '.ke t ivvii - hi p. t h i e.einty,
w.i., li!" l,''-pr"se:it ,o i v e 1'abbage. tin
llll'-eleil' l.lg loo of t h ' I I'
ll . h.-r - I 1 1 --t vv i' u statutory amend-
Hu ll' . I I" I "!! h re I and. ;S he ,.;i
h Ted. Ills l-lhi ke. ,lll"iidie I lllld III,'
ovv Is increased.
I i'l" d i; a happy t ho ight cam" .
him. lie t,...k d ' V 'i hi. seythe, arid ail
ii'-1'iig siiui iii r aliei iioon play. (1 ;
l ei:; syiiiph"iiy up ,n i' with an ohl
l.l'lii ll'd bl I'' vvlo'l -tone. W hi ll lie
had in. idied. il
ness. Placing
i liickcii-lioiis",
Irgh aloft, its I,
most inv iting n
igeiit leiii.in had
Is llf lil'ol-l'l
,.
a ladder again.t the
" n. tiled the scythe
.'ii edge sky vv ill d a
Mllgplil-e. Th" old
ilciilated right Iv. and
half a hat fill of ovv Is' toe:
net iii"i !iing under the s.
. vv ere found
Vthe. ,is I
continued lor several days, a fresh crop
rewarding the early riser ein-h uhtii
ii if. Alter aw Idle some ovv I, wiser
t hail the rest, must have dis".,v eivd the
practical joke. At any rate their visits
censed, though to this day all the
elderly Pike township owls are distin
guished by their S uinp toes. -In 'inn
:"' ,'. .
Idled r Aleidi il I pon the Voice.
j At a meeting held in tic rooms of
the Medical society of London lei-ent-!y.
Mr. Lennox P.ruvviie, in a paper mi
i The Influence of Alcohol in 1,'el.ition
io Voice I'se," presented an abstract
of the testimony of :1m professional
vocalists. if that number 1"1, or
Jii.'.s per cent., claimed to be tota'
absia.ners, including some of the emi
nent singers in cathedrals and chap ls
royal, i if the J7'.' mni-abstainers ti.V
or l per cent, took stimulants at
meals only, and the same number at
the close of the day; 1, or 'X' per
cent,, at supper only; 17, or lii.S pei
cent, at meals and end of the day
The remaining t'.tV, or per cent,
acknowledged to taking stimulants at
all tiiuos, according to pleasure- and
opportunity. As regards taking an
intoxicant either immediately before
or during use of the voice as an aid lo
itsexerei.se, 7.'1 pt r cent, stated thai
they never did so. and 'J' p -r cent,
that t hey did so, more r I. ns, huh Iii
ally. Mr. Mrowie's opinion was gen
wally a"a nst the u-e u.' alcohol.
THE FAMILY I'llYMllAM.
I'nr War! a air I Tumor, A painless
j anstie for tho removal of wai ls an I
i aiinor.s may ho made as lollovvs; Ar
iciiious acid, 1 part; sulphate of mor
'.ildue, 1 part; calomel, S parts; povv
,'ereil gum arahie, IS parts. This
'o he prinMed over the cuticle daily,
(lie Mirfaeo of which has I en previ
ously denuded I'.v Uuifcor blister.
Il'iiii'i in IV. i if Siit'ill I'":
IVruvian physician ohserved a ease of
'inall po, which at the outset throat
i'lied to he very severe, hut quickly
'ook a tin n for tho belter and proved
i,, p,. ;, v,.ry v t 1 1 1 case. This he
j mti jlmtcs to th.' free eating of honey
by the patient, and as he has since
1 seen two other similar cases, he thinks
j he has diseov ered something worthy
! el' lAtciidcd trial.
j '., i v .',. It is well to know
j thiit in ca cs of collapse and sinking,
I'.njtctioii of thirty minims of ether
into the skin after the conmi -n fash
I ion of in ieeliug iiioriilHit. is a most
v aluable and su ssful means of reslo-
i .it ii.ii. The aei imi of i t her in such a
c.i.e is . speedy and cite dial. Midi a
hint isiisetul to iill who. aw;iv Irom
...... I i .... 1 .,,.1 I. r mmv cir i.
s, ,,.... .., ,.,,1,.,. .. ... ,.r,-ise k iiiiM 'ede-e
j (u, s.s j,, , ,,t ;
'('.''. The precautions to b
taken in the mai ngemont ni a vv-l
mar!' ed case of diphtheria may b
summed i;ii as folh.vvs. ace,,; ding to
tlie .tuit.iry l-'.ngineer: Isul.i'e tlie pi
t id! in an airv ro having th" 1,-ast
p,,s-ib!e am unit i if furniture, espe.
ci.i'ly th ii w hi.'h i. iii.h,,serc,, and
hav in.; ii" c irpel i.r cuitiins. Iiisin
I". ! all e, r.i ion . .ml si motions, and
e-p. eialiy tlio.o from th" t!r'o it, iios
and in. i.th. and all articles ..o.l"d I y
!!i"iii. pr.'ii:p:ly, vvlule tlcy ar" yet
in 'is', and I'l.ir.'iiglily. I'-' c. ai,
s. f: rag. f u-rcceiv in r t he d.s di arg.'s
from th" no." a id m m-i, :iu l b u n
ih in a list ,i-i ...ih-l, If otli i
an i.-Ie. :ir" s..ii,., us .so! nt ions id
chh'l id" of .' II" of bie'iil "l id" of . f.
i 1 1 : y-. under lit inst ru. t . 1 1 .- .e tin
hy .ica.-i. I! e .pe -..tlly ear-'ful a
leg. lids toys, p'lieiis, or o'her a licles
vvhi. il In iy , ' ,. til" child I of its
a i:;i..-ui."i, o the article, use I in
g.v .ii j : !' 1 1 or dri:ii, an I "f the
lemu uit.s of su 'h j "i I or drink. I'.v
cryth.iig thai ha . ton -he the p.ttienfi-lip-,
or th.H h.ts 1 n to", he I .y any
thing thai t ns ton, hed the patient ".
lip-. Is ll.lllgelollS.
Hew Hauls Are (life. I in iiginia,
V.rgima ham-, mil notably tie
Mi.it lii'n Id an 1 I'.a-! Y :: giu-a h ru.. an
i ill'ed ill the oi..w ing way:
I he leg, ar" l"ll .'., th" sea:!.,!. t,
i h an ma! In- il ;s vv ! i out id t he ear
eis. .m 1 it has h voino a liul.. s(n
ll"il! eold, in order til.lt il III. IV .lit
ni "ih. r ,i"d b.-'ter than it doe. when
I. mp. Isiiiiily t he polk n not . nl
II, " best in. riling niter it i. kil'i'd. but
il the wen' h.-r .. very cold and it is
:e.,;.. i hat it vvnil ftcee b. fore morn
ing i! sill! and s.iiti d the saill" ipty.
I "l l.'Ulg ' lit. th" in. at j ; 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ', 1 1 .
at' ly sailed and packed down in bulk,
l!e-l s;,le up, on the l!oof .,f ,t pl .tlorill
m l ie for the purpose. ( in packing it
d ivv n each pie, o i. so laid that ail ihi
bl I thill ooes out of ;!;e lue.-it will
ilo.v away fioiii it anl n rmiia n in
eon'. i. t with the I'.esl, to t. int it. This
is ,-ne of t iie niee poiii! s in ,.i,f , ict ho
ol cm ing bacon, n undy, to have the
.III licit b iced lively when l! is kil'ed,
mid not allow the p. rk to stand Ion;,
in the hlndy water that al way s comes
away from poik for a short tune alter
it is s!,m jditeivd. Ileli.e we never
use the brine, but always salt the meat
dry, and break bulk and r-.;tlt again
in a short t no", i are is taken to
to ih all th" joints ami bones with
plenty of salt, and to sprinkle more
salt on the thick pait of the pieces as
Uiev are ie Kcii iiown.
We Use from a bushel to a bushel
and a half ol dry salt to a thousand
I minds of pork, applying tin- most on
meat nf large sie. omet imes, lo give
a tine red color to the ih sh i f hams, a
little saltpetre is rubbed on them, but
very i, Men nothing Inn the dry salt is
applied till the meat is ready to be
smoked At the expiration of four to
six w ci ks, depending on the sie and
the weather, the hams are taken up,
washed clean of the salt l but this is
often on iited i, and molasses or moist
brown sugar is smeared over the ihsit
sides, and red or black pepper applied
freely to give the meat a good flavor,
and also to keep off the bacon bug, tin
pat' nl of the "skipper." The red pep
per should tie dried ill an nven, and
then pounded line in a mortar. I'.oth
sorts of pepper may betaken toirether.
A gallon of molasses it ten pounds ol
sugar and four pounds of black pc
per or a peck of red in pod are enough j
if these articles for a thousand weight j
of hams. The pieces are then hung uj 1
and smoked in the usual way by kind
lingasbght lire in the middle of tlii ;
room and keeping it smothered with;
chips from the wood pile. Hut lis j
only green hickory or oak w ood, as it '
Imparts a brighter color to the meat. ;
Country il' ii'li inn n. i
A Tribute to Woman. j
A woman may fret and chafe becaiis
the pudding is overdone, or get hei
nerves all into a snarl if her luisbam
happens to bring home company t ,
dinner unexpectedly, Imt when it conn '
to w rapping up a sure linger she stand
at the top of tho heap, with a miet '
free of vinegar and a touch lighto.
than day. - Iiiruio LtJg'i; i
toih or the nx.
Three thousand visitors a year go
hroiigh the Mainiiioth f avo in Ken -iieky,
hut it is expected the nuni! er
will be 1 irgely increased this year, ovv
, n g to i iicrea sei 1 1 ra v el S u t h t o t h e X e vv
hleans Imposition. Tin cave is on
die line of the Louisville stud Nash
ville railway, but ten miles from the
leare.st stilt ion. The e st of stopping
1 ner, including a moderately extensive
xploration of the cave, is about flu
I '.n-li person.
A f level. ind paper has bem inter
I v iew ing the eh rgy of that city as to
I !hc propriety ,. preaching short ser
mons, tin,) o inem the li V. I.. I.
Howling, thus expresses himself: '!
think sermons ami prayers ought t be
the shortest distance between two
;"ints. AVhen I si.iited out to preadi
my father saidlo nie: 'tieorge it is a
gre.it deal heller t leav e oil' just when
every body wauls you to go on, than it
is to keep on till eveiyb dy gets
spiritual dyspepsia.' As the years
have gone by (hey hav e only confirmed ,
my estimate of his good judgment, so
hit I am fully per da lei that, save in
v, ry oxeepi ionni instances, whatever
1-e a si i iuoii i s a'-oiit, il ought to be
ihi.ii' half an hour. 1 know men
alherwi.o eiited. who are failures in
ho ministry, bei ause thev h.t th" nail
el tie head the firs' lime and then j
keep "ii haniiiiei ing tid they split the
ho.,1.1." :
A
b iller in lil' ifer nnt'ehes
dl season in this line of
the
business is between lieiember land
M.irchd. 11 adds : ' The population
of the l'n:l"d Nates is staled at about
ii mi i i i .,. , op.,. ( if di,..,. only J'l.
oii'i.oio Ul. i;, citie., leaving ''; ' ',
tlii i in counti v places. I luring the
.summer nm - (he men work in the
li.di;., and vv In n they want to light
their p.po- th.M ii -o a mat. h. In the
winter tn ii
ma'el.e. ai"
Use ol. -ay t
mint!,, r- :
Will .ll 't! ' I
match 1 i nlu
are kepi up an 1 few
needed. Now , the lloll-
iiiat' lies a day for four
i h.ips :! o ii'.o h uis s
is" a dull time in the
for it w ill amount, to
o.' '' ' ' '.' ' 1 '. to say nothing about
tho.se pot us,-! by the men. Put the
eoiinliy people d not cause the only
losses iii the tut le; for there are less
used among city people in winter than
summer."
I he M omen., it appears, are pro
sehting w ith sonic success in lieorgi.i,
and have iiis'ituied a new colony in
the Mate of .. ra, Hd Mexico, as
tin result. l is Sill, I, "of the severe
treat nt o Mormons in I'tah by t tt -
I iiite l .'-t lies au'horitie-." This is,
of e "i,r.-e, n to be taken as an indi
cation of a pui pose to abai.doii I'tah,
bit it may. perhaps, he (.MUsidered at
evidencing a feeling on th" part of the
Mot in. ins that they will be he oblige 1
to ob, y tin' law, an I the laws may be
lllilde lunch more clfeetive. It d"CS
ii"t, Ii ivvever, imply any relax itioi ol
uiip ise in the way of obtaining con
veils; nor docs it, pei haps, any dis
position not to all to the Mormon
,.
iilati"!! of I'tah
Ml
thai
has
beell :-a:d and doll''
in "ler. it" iuilueuc
vv hat in '! and n
I ''.!l"r" s h.H to de
tim- l.ir show eh
dl'liellil the task I
s, far, has
ii tin1 M
ecu ol
ni"li.s;
V is tll b:' doll",
i l". I'll" tailurcs
illy enough how
eradicate bv law
the in .pst r.uis ev il of p ilyg.tuiy. It
a p' ci.ti t
alt with
aiid w dl ev cut u.illy lo
rding t i -n cial me. i
.iiii
Injurious lalkiiu'.
A Frenchman .speaking of a person
known to his comrades, said: "Hi,
mouth costs him nothing, for he al
ways opens it at the expense of others."
There are multitudes of perilous to
whom that remark will apply. Ilxag
geraiion and defamation are two ter
lile source, of social mischief.
I'.ut perhaps the most injurious talk
is thai which detracts fr.. in t he char
a, tor of another -- that vv hieh openlv or
in disguise strikes a' the reputation of
a britliT pilgrim that which cuts
men's throats w ith vv hispei ings" t hat
vv Inch is adopted by theenvioasriv.il
who seeks to bud I "his iiamu on Ihe
ruins of another's lame."
A lady visited Philip Ni-ris on one
oceaeion. accusing herself of being a
slanderer.
Im you frepiently fad into this
fault '." he iii'pi n d.
"Yes, very oiten," replied the peni
tent.
"My dear child," said Philip, "your
fault is great, but the mercy of (bnl is
gr. ater; 1 now bid thee do .is follows:
(lo to the nearest market and purchase
a chicken just killed and st ill covered
with feathers; then walk to a certain
distance, plucking the bird as you go.
Your walk finish".!, return to me."
The woman del as directed and re
, timed, anxious to know tho meaning
of so singular an injunction.
"You have been very faithful to the
first part of my orders," said Philip,
"now do the second part and you will
be cured: I let race your steps, pass
through all the places you have trav
ersed and gilt her up ono by one all tip!
feathers you have scattered."
"lhit,"' s dd the vvoinan, "I . scattered
.he feathers tirelessly away, and the
wind carried them in all directions.'
Well, my chd I," replied Philip, "so
,t is with your words of slander; like
the feathers which thu win I has scat -tered,
tiny have lnvn wafted in many
directions, fall theia back now if you
can. lio and tin no mora."
I Effective Irish Hit.
A few wicks since, mi Irishman, direct
from the ohl country, culled upon a well
known U sliiiii,iii, "preseiiling letters of
iiilioduclioii front mutual friends in F.ng
laud. The liostuifuri received him very i or
dially mid luoifer, , a gluss of brandy,
w hich tlic h i-lmi.iii d auk with a relish.
After Kouic furt her conversation, the
foreigner said,
"Well. Mi.iher X.. Oi'in verv much
pleased vvnl iln- new eoiiiii hrv. Ir
loine place. When I e-o back I'll ti II
friends what a loine hind ii i; and what
loine eini , tin n v i' have in it. I ll t. ll
th'Til how fo'uu lv ye have t rnted nie;
how you gave nie I w o glasses ..f foinc
Id brandy "
Toil." broke in the amused host, ' l
h.iv, n't "ivi ii mi but one.''
' I Mi, well, ye wouldn't make a liar of
me lo mi- fiiends. Tlmi di know "
A iioUiit i !:iss .-iis r. n tit. iniiiiy at mice.
Tin' Wl'iitlirr.
t.icut. Ch ii les W. Mclvim, Port land.
Ivy., i:ite : 'I'or twenty years 1 sulTereil
vviih rheumatism. Dining (he bad weath
er 1 1 1 y siilfeiing was terrihle. I was about
to give up. Some one siiggosled the ap
plication of SI. Jacobs nil. i
I its telicf was l ipid. In half nu hour I
could siaml ii
I no longer suffered w ilh
I lie pain
Our Oliliiralintis,
We i in be thankful lo a friend for a
few 1',-ri s. ni ii linle in, iiey. and yd for
the lived, in imd command of Ihe whole
earl h, a in I 'or I In- v,teal lieiielii- of nlu-
being, our life. Ii.mPIi and na. ,
o.., u,.,ii ..m i !vi a. mid. i no i.hUna
lions.
ll A.liMi'sln ,1 Hie I'ulillr,
i'.li nf of tlu re-ipiiiiioii of lr. Pier.'p ns n
' I'liiessumii to leviile liimsell' solely to his
' iI.iiis us n physi.-i'in. Ii in- K'.'ii is, ,i.
en. iviisi.nit'iif,, w.i th si,-k mid tttt'i icl
..'l-vwil.'io. 'I'lir-V will tin. I llf. l l fee's
' le'l'ti'll Modi. Ill i'is -.,Vi" V ' ll b'lvtleeli! Il.e
f liis sei'-ntilic ln..n ledge in tli-ir U'luilf
I 'o.lllll'ti 111, I, fnl. llil Is, cnllll, I'l'.ll t li s
"., fever Hint Illl", Intel nnlVl t lever,
li 'i sy, iieiiniUia !( r.v m thn l; lie. K, and
iii ili uses of He. b.'o id. a re cured by Uns
v.orl l lenowin' l in. 'hi (lie lis pr .'efl ns are
iiii lerlul, Us net i.iii niaii al. lly ilrujists.
The most liiiiiiornns ineiubirof a do is
In. lad.
Any lady who d sires further information
tl,:oi eioi Im' en,.,, j,, ih,. punted pul u
spue "of ii. w - apir Columns e iiiulu ,in Mr..
I.vdl.i K. I'lllkh. nil's pitnphlet (i.l lie to
Health" I'.v s tiduig a spinip lo ,j nu, Jln-s,
in. in need no) n
f imisicnl uliiiiiy to
essiuil) lie possi
inl.e a liar.
"Say. why s i'vorvtliin
Kit tier id sixes or ill seven.;"
ProlfciUy. my df.'if nervous si-ter, tiivaii.e
veil nie siiironii4 fnvii ''iie ( the .ll .. u s
iilmr to ymi -m-v Vi.ii hi v.-ii 'ilfiikgin.;'
I. .vvn' (input;, t'1'- la is - h '. von me de
I'l iiiitisl. you !iue u ns nf vniioiis kinds
1'Hue I'r. ft. V. PWrivs 'Kuvoree l'r,-, i ii,
iion'' ant tw eunvl. I'mo re. I need (,, en.
1 "liar. Uy .lnii;eisi.
1'p.l il h lor a liiih
v. r he si. c; well."
"Allei- life's tit titl
The Wnrai I iritiml slrl. lnr.
.".lily eiircsl bv eur in vv fiidn nl iue!l..l.
-:itiiph.et, riifuren.-.-s Hill leini. t... lep,.,
.iiiniis World's 1 spell, o v Me In ul A.
viciiitioii, (.;i Mum ,ir, el. buiv.iio. n. y.
Tin
Ii'll.'h
: '.i
il iicn!i'
i:p
f .mull
' -Ivo ie i
.1 oi .- f:
Ask for Wei:
I It le cu i u. .'Im
ni ( ' in s 'I - . Coin
r. n . vv.n : , I iiinoii'-.
j I n vvc ma i '.i'V e: e - ail "i r l'iu . 'atari h
for I lie p.i-t tiin-ea .v , w.th di-i r. --m'
i I. II over Ml C;. I'-. toil. Ill di Ihe dl-e'.-c
I V ilk" I.l 'VU tll"'l III, I ' 1 1 1 T -. Ab l" a Veil
I 'iiul a ball :i" I coiinc'i d n iu 11'-
iMiMin II ilia. x : 1 1 1 m '-1 i'liiil'.-.n fi-aili-.
I -nui mil to-. hi;, :.pp o i m! cued. --. ( '.
. VI AHI.I V. liul!.. ed. V t.
! Mv lUcmii i i, mid m.v-df. ;-r .-it sufferers
I from ('..till' li. have be, ll cured b l,l's
Cream Ud-n. M -eli-e of smell ii-iou I
1 mid health yr.-ath impinv. d. . . C. M. Si n
j i i v, Merc h tut, lilec' i, . Y. I a- to n-,.
j Price ell Ci iiM.
I llncliii-l'iililn."
(Jiiiek. complete cip-e. ad Kidney. ItlaJdi r
md I riimry I c-ea-e., Se ihliu Irilalioti.
j .sioii.'.liravi'l.Ciiliiuhiif bladder.!. l'rti'ts.
i Fourvsi ri-siA. iM'iurs-Tios .1. pr. sl,nnrjiir
j itr-mi.t kuhthI .lehtlitv iii lie ir v.-..ri"ii. form.,
i hIsi. ns a pr. v, nl iv.- ','nui.l r.-v. I mid n-'iie bii I
i i th. r int. iiintU'iit h vi is, the "l'. rro-l'h"sih"i
, i.ii, I Klmr of t iihs.-ivii," iimde by Citsvv.'il.
llu.Hr.i A Co.. New Yoiti. ami sol.l bv all !)rii-
' tlsl. In 1 l.i be-l toll!.- ; lllld f"f I'll Hill n ll'l'over
illK llOlU llVlf IT l. llil 1 Hi-ill, M It linn IHI I' pul.
II. ni l PiOni.
Palpitation. I roi-ic 'I Swellun.". I 'i'mt--liidik'.'Stiuii.
cured by W. ll-Tl. iillh lleiu-vvi i
Tlic VIlHhl ol tlie I'm.
Ol. tlie nratoi- s v ,.i. e is 11 nn ; lit v power,
As it i'i Ii.h s h-uh lhefis ii.
Hut the fearless n has inore ovnv o'er men
'In sound the p raises o I Cm ll:ii".
"Moimli tn Ifuis."
'lenront rat-.iiiice.r.) lelies.tlies. Iicllni ;s.
iit,s,sUi!iiks.diipniiitilis.)'..phers. Vtc l''tf'.st.
Punier lire,
ond hj. peine.
' are vvoi n fu 1 - by tl.o-
liiilMH-iiin.
. an.l .'
.n:r.,l I
i 11
iKieit r. ....... inl-.l , nl n v 'i
mil',
r. til M I ii..il. i " I r.'..'.m i,in. I I.'
r l.f.ii, nfsiit . i .'.il. d e li ". ' i"'.i II r ir..
s nn.i"l".ii.'.l ni ,r..n l L. 'l il'p C.'i;
Ii.m l,.-ll..r I ,r I.. J it.-'i.y l Hi" lio.ni! I m'-
,.l Oin ! n' ..lli.T liil .-Lit.. li'iUI m On i-'l"
UritKHn M I I wW, M- I II VI I I VTICA,
lun.hHco. Itif Lmhr, ll- .-.ln. b-. i .M.th, hi-,
(ir Thru), spr.ln. Hrtit-r.. Hums. hrl-i, rrtwi
Hllr. M.irl ulbrr l'ln nI rh.
InilfMbilrlp. i,..(l.l.ii,lnf I' . tt, II Ilil'llM.
TlIkiHtKI r-i . IIN I.LMI 1 1 l-'ti- . .ji.
Catarrh prrakmvralm
nvic.
KjrVTDrjToTvt
( auses no Pain,
(dies (teller nt
Once. Not a Liq
uid orSiuifT. Ap
ply Intonestrils.
Thortiiiifh Treat
ment mill Cure.
JIe It "ii Trial.
1J JkX" F WT J C Mrlil"l lrui,.
rT ar tiVbrl n,ii-nt-i. u.ii -!
tril fc.n l ("r .'ir. iilnr. smpl l mn 10 cU
KI.V Bllorilhlis. lniil. M V.
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
IWs-t Inth WorM. MftttcoTilrhrthr FrmuTLutirtfn
.irCu.tChlcKt, N. . A M.Lutita. Soldeivryu hrrr.
S50 IN COLD COIN
lii.n ...r. Naw l.m.k. "Nov In b I ilrt-.f,il
A"nt,"fl-.e frw. TH-you all aImhiI II lli.j ! w .al
n,..i.-rT iS"d .'ir i i ki J. ii.i oun x i u.,
ntir nil. r,v, iiuiivii. . -
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
AXSWKRED.
f tiint-H "Hmvrati HrxAiiV Ir nHitl. ru tur. iT.v.
t f 1 1 h : " Weil, it iloi Hirt Hut it ti ( hcuifitnj ilii--tiH
for w htiii a ri-cntiil.'.c lij hu tan wtmlil prt t-crtl't' llMiet
l'li .I't-tim r.'.'viii7.o I mti uh tin lioft r?t-t..rntiu-Htf.Tit
kii-'Mii I In- pnff-i.iin. and tiniint y if any
I'-n Liitf t'tn inl.'.il ti nu u 01 R'.ltHi'iitli' the urt-ri li-'ii
thai tli.Triiro nlnr, i.'I'U-Imih -r lh-n rh;iu "t iili
fth.-r "iil'-tatii": ilw tl m iiH'tl.t iin'. 'I lii i-h- h r. m
t Iiimvi ly that iron in tuKn 1Ui-l t t lit- iiu bt
Imii orimii t:t-l-r in t utt i -M ill im .Ileal )riii-ti f 1 1 ih.
h-ini'tfr ii r. luitrk.ilil. fm t Unit pt i t m tin lt-ov.
. : IIKOWN'MICON IM'I Tl US m. . i fr. I
l --tiiffa. I-'i v iron i..it.liinil : hit I Im-i-ii toiitnl
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS!lr..''..,.,V'.!."!!n:
lii'j.'ii. li.', ,. i r.'ilu. e e.'ielii ni - nil itllti-r Iron
lili'illi liii s.t,,. IIKIIVV N'.sl 1 1CON IIITTIilPS
i uret liiiliHi'stion. Illlinii.iii'sx, V .'iikni'i.1.,
Ilvsii'i.in, lliiliiriii. I 111 1 1 mid 1'Hrrn,
l ii . il l i i linu, .i-iii inl Di lillPI, t'lilii lu tin'
iile, till.-k el l.iiiile., 1 1 .-ri .liielii' mill Neuriil
liln t.'i-jll lli.e mlnn iils Ireii ih .r.i-i iIm-.I daily.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.!irvJ:S:
iii.iititf. 1 .iki nil othfr th- r. in.-li in iIu'IIhh, tt a-i
! ly. hr t:th' n I'V tun ttit- first fvntt)lii nf
l.-n.tit i. ri-'t. rt' ! tnirifv. I In- uim Utlien Ik mint?
llni.iT. tli- .l v. -ti.'ti iii!T'v. K.thr Ik.wi Uart m ti.'.
I nw nit - it tlii .' t!. ri iniMiully in.. it rtti'i'lmnl inm Kctl.
"I In i- Ihl' ill t itlh'L1 t iTlwlit. n . tllf f-klll rlfiit'H
tic; li.':iltli i t'l.ir t'unifM t u- fh. i It, t.cn. 'ii-tii
iliMt i, f iilii'ttoiiMl ili nilik-fli.rhl-. in t'otut ri-wil-I
ir. :iii.l it n tiiiiwtiiif ii" th.-r, uliiiii'li.tit Mt-tt na-ni'
KU I'iN-l f-r tli" i-liiM. It nt.Tiil or llr. ttnV Iron
Ultt.Ts ! t'l- IIM. llt'tl lllftliillf ('"III i-llftlll-
llM'il.imli'p Iih-
I'll Wfjll'l fl
Vil !llM
li the ni til ll.t. . j .
... r . ii , . ,.f 1 1,.. V Cl6HTlD '11
lee. 'inn. ' jiii. I .il Jsk)K
Itj tilt- tin- .if II
it I
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in r.'lr.-li.'.l n.ih , ffV
li ii.'-l.-a slien " WjuO.
rut-:. in it m- tyn
nu I iu ill ' n illi
i.i -miiivo ,r i..w.r
nn I ii'n (- ir
t ll ritmritH Aty
n. IHmIhm k.juit-
I vlnB Aeon- rnn'; 8K!.T,inittr
itii tiutti ( ni ,!.i'i, ' t,.,lir
r:4'VrtNo,v1l';"fJ,"",""
$80.5 TON
WAGON SCALES.
H.nj 11 t I'l.n 1 1- a .... fr-IsM
i'!,i. i-r.. r-i, i.i.i. i:, sr,..;
jiir...::i!r: cr surjaAii;::?,
UlNOllAMrOn.M. Y.
R. U. AWARE
THAT
Lorlllard'd Cliiflas Plug
l'(r.iiK a mt tin t-m ; Unit Iorlll:ir.l'
IIOHf l.rnl'llut' rut . thnl Irfirlll.iM'-
vav rllpiihiKN .ami that l.iri)1:r-t'-i initflti. an
1 " '--I Hil l Oll.'.ipi-t .tUHl'V' . o'l-'ih Tl'il f
A VffTpri WANTCOfortho MISSOURI
iVjiilJ.S STEAM WASHER!
irt ' i'.llMl.i .in) H.li.llK' lit U 4ll Dl I'nll.iei
f VX iV"?','lVl luvniiu'i" "ir I'D K.MH in "ru
'u.-oui.l rimiliiruii'l I.. .,(
I 'JT eCEr-A.ri'ii.'ir for thin llinil.s Wn-hr
'e IV '-lA'wIiiili hy r.'ii.ounf lli.littr-.nslr ni.'rii
- 2jWi, mwlititf -.iihhui'li ".oieirrful Mirp,..j
J.W0HI11. CHIi;AU0.1LL.,ur Bi'. J..UUI1J, Mo
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VARICOCELE ! :
100,000 ROYAL
mm
'PS'
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tu rr t-'i ti. I 1 . ii.iil.i'i n. Willi .,,t iiv.ila-li'tl Ilii' 'r,.ni wi.ul.l !.' I'll .1 -ni h f ' In' animir'.
'I ti.T.-f..r ,i" r: ,. t ni" . li-rr ua a fi..T l.. n ih- I in th. tr ti 111.. , -r .1,-alrr in r 1 urn fav..r f -r
fnmr A MV ft I-..."!!'.-! 1... lie , I., l-.li ll. 11, !HM-.II at If.', ,,'lit . I,,' I'l l. .'I i I 1.' Hii.l If .l.'MrPH.
a. . .nn a iiu- i..ir-.a. r r, ii, alii a f I'.t'- Til'vr, li",ii,l ru alalc la-u tic n-inls u. jti ii'iitr fer 11 1, ui..utlt trial
CONDITIONS:!.:,.:'
lll'rraf a. rrniira. ttnn
it.'.lu.-i. .1 le .111 mti.. nut ma
VUl'-d i'U Will 'Iil till.' ll.-'IM'.-
.1 ,f
to lnHri wo can rt-fer ti.-i n tu tin- a-tt mii' "f ri-irri y'H
ftrr w.-rrh Nut h y.nir r. 1 rlmri -i r V.Krrs u'lrtt r.l" r
icnil j-nifM r'.V errt t .(i w Itif ii-.-r ti-l 'l i-f-"'lll I-t tit
Irli'ivliftii-I !: il-rft. Wli.'t. m Iimii I- M.i li'. Ihv R.IJ.-ln'lirr
form if iti'ic '!! "'tit w.'U th-' m-.n.-v hi 1 lit- itui-i'-nt"--
M'iin-m l.riiik ur i-M-r. ...-li .. an l n i n .iiMH '-vI I'i' HKiifl
i;lll thf hi- 'In' V I ;in I 1 1 1 it h.-'i I i'-r I1i'li.'$ nf H-M r.ll
p-fi t !-.. Ti'l !lii;ii-' l !.'( 1ti.i';t III tC Uitt lc. If Uv
iinliisirtil, ii'jiffvicuui'Uvi.'i I'i si-nu
800 GOLD WATCHES
WHO IH HEM I IIE Ul II KMT f
- U'l Vi i-ni'M Tui will m cut i r Mil to 1
If y-iurli-UiTls H'li.Tirf id"' (r-t r
ft hVaUlMfljl ('M' 111 h. I t.'f
f vr'M m-ml pt!'K-. l!-t i.f 1 Ml 11
r- if t R vni fur "! present, nml
p. I . .11 ni alio f fiuldfil io
111 tl lrd lurLTiT !h:tn hf M."' ur".
nf ti.vi HftufK frci-. siifT all
'itr' a-, (hey itijtv iltrri t.
r"rwi'ii .i i..n n
( Wrtf4'Fl Wlllll-!
l Will I-t- pii ll-tml In our D-MUT.
4TM1 Viii di'ti-l ii U 1 lit p'nuiat inl'-i f'-r 6ui"ntli, tlierf fvrt
yu iv n itJiirm f-.i iln i-ri-Bi'i.t hiil.Tii t at (Hnf. I"ti't
alt tt.la. i- wi'Ui m i v--.it .i.Mi.. TV m"n:ln.nii'l 3 titint'
t-T-d rt, i-ll'tii i: .. '1 f T il prfi.ri.tB. If j.U - U'l UN 7'm tiH.
hfii.lil at Hit i rr 1ll If ii.I'"I "J 1 jar and 3 rr
CPlptu g'it.(1 f- r H ( r m ni. t.rl S f rlftnl-1 to Jo'n v.iu. anl
id u 'A anvl we in f!.( lti paprr t iu-niha ami I mim-t.-rril
rpffli t fr f of Vt-iir iif rH'-Ti ami 1 eitra for
f.tur tr niir. riiitiply r furfir p-iitpnni'nii"tii. Hend
i) ivibit-rtt-iT. with au1 wo 1'l ikmhI u li iilrrlp
lion aft It r.v'C'.i'li. lliln t.fTrr U ar--nl)T until
April ft.lHU.I. W-lmif i l.iin n i tiiiTtt'tTti.lri'ail,an.
nijf rr j!.!ri.i. .' ti"" n i ru u"isiri'.i nnniir.
i-t patr"tia;i 1 h-it-p-. r:'.'r. h..rn f nutnt'tT hy
I 'iut Hit tiy llil rrin l
OKLY SO CENTS Iv,;
f'l-v lf, !i u;-l K to viiilK at t'tim HhJ luMp Ut
r Hit iy llil r fin 'I aiil ifi-iirrt-u off it.
M't urri curpapcrs) monini
trial ami tn rtrrrlt-t ii-.-mI
iri-i.inf. Aa lo our rrllMhllilv. e rrlrr
BlJny nrtiifc or miTi'iiniiin lgfnrjr. i.ruirniMrr
WM ihrp ari pri'irtit a to our ul"" ri!M-r. givt n to ihri:i a('o
Hi ni .1 fri-- 'I hi I -. i rh !. i.f alllrMmr. thf tru f .-
t&tff to y "r future fortune. Kvrry iuti?..'rlt..r Kr'
priia. A fortune tniy t y urt tfy u vtil but irrth
forth y -vr hand I" recent it. It r .mta only Mirrnia lo trjr
titiinMthi vm, irilt0tttiat I'ltKLHuf aiaiiii rnkcn
frum plarra wher a iVaial Sute rauiiotbe -itiiliir.l.
Adilrraa Mrarn Pmit and t ourlor. Mnrrltoa Uld'ff,
gl
fORMAKiNcnpcT.n ftQQ PTRTII I7FKS
(BY tUVH'OSTLNU)
FOR TOBACCO,
MASS. FRUITS.
SH.QOIrilMl'lT
u, know ar - a
$12.00 XUft FORIWUU oib.- DF
S-l-r.AlHJ.li
rOR
Man and Beast.
Mustang Liniment is older than
most men, and used more anii
more every jear.
fa X wowv -A
3 2 SW-rT.-n,trnc-K!
10. Sir'-Plili'n'l
V- LTPU E. riKIIlll'B
TeptaMe Componnfl
ISAFCSITITlCTSa -
For Fenuile ( omplalDtaoad
iVfiikn'Srsrr o fouinioil Iff
our bent iViiiaU topalallon
It will cun) entirely tho wntt form of Female Com
l'lfilittii,ali OTai iaa troul'U-n, Inflajumntlon altd I'lrer
tlon, Fitllfntr n-l Ilnl.-ircnnnt, urtil tho foiumitirhf
''innl Uialtni'Hx luul U irllrulaitr 4ii.teii to Vt9
Khhugeut l.ifp, ....
It will ilffwiilvonn-t extvi tutrmm tmm th-Hiroi-unlil nil
"ally M ..Lr-Mif i, l,,inu ;it. lli ton.l n T t. rpncCTOUl
lnuuura thiToicli.'. krd wrytju-ctltly hjitsti.
It r.-mrtTrt faintnr'si, (In nl m-v, d(trnre! nil rftlng
r-r utiiiiulanin, ami n lU v w.-aknc.n ur tho ntninMli,
It rurofl Hloaiiiifr. lli-tiilA-'tim. K. rvmia JT-'BlrMtoiL
'ifniTol IVInlilT, Hli'tji. nn. at, l0ii(-ii(n nil in(h.
tii'il. Thnt f.K'luiiyrt.f ..arintr dnw ii.rrt.ii-.liijf ii.i'.ti,
sn.l Im-'kiirhi-, tit nlwAvti jm nnrii. i:tly cun ii hy Urn um.
It m .11 nt all tiim ai:il undt-r nil r.n'tiiTi-.'.tn rs n 't tn
.jamii'iiy villi tlu-U-trattiul A.-rn ll.o Ft nwlo ayntrni
For the onr- of Ki'tnr-T C iint-!ntn'i nf cither trt. tV
l'MiiHjuiiliuiifeUrjM4Mird. l'rii'u$l.uo. M)rl.'ttlift-rf".C3t
N. f-imlly Ij-iM Ik rlth -ut M7f". V.VA.
t tVICK J7.f.v. Tlu-y tre.'cnHtli.otl.l..T1.iii"'("
:or;-l.:ir j- of the Iitt. 85 .M titi tt ux nt nil ,:n.ci.i.-L'.
BROlViVS
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BITTERS
117 I.L CURli
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DVsri'.isiA
XKU VOL'S rUDSTUATION
MAI ARIA
chills and fi:vi:ks
ii Ri;n fkki .im;
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I'AIX in i hi: HACK and SID1-.S
IMI'CRI': 1U.( K)l)
CONSTIPATION'
l-HMALK 1NITRMHII-S
Rill-.UMA TISM
NIX'RAI.CiI A
KIDNT-V AND LIVI'R
TKOLMH.I'.S
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TAKK NO OTIIKH
B.ARirES'
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els riilli'te u ilh cUmiii r.
M.i him .(iiitrinl if ill - in .1.
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A. n v mi i hi Mi i a to . ii.nr, J.i.nn.
THE OPIUM-HABIT
l:-sii.-i i It I : ik. vnvit li I Ki.ii
Dr. J. C. HOFFMAN. Jelforson. Wis.
PRESEI
Very Ijow Unto.
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l. Imtm'.i! ri) .' id V"'i A iiuiiil'.T.-.l Ivrr'-'l't.
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ifi'. ..t ur Uvi.iitr. lMtftiMo (.t..', i nt mv
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Kami thy Postal Vote, plain nvn1np- or riprew I
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wmmsetXAyiamiM
PREPARED
Ill - all UkflWU I kill la.ia.i.i.y
VEGETABLES, CRAIM, COTiuti,
QUld Watrb '
betnl at uuea
al
,1'rr llnrrrl.wlilrh marraa HnlfToa of I'omplrH' "'"''.te.
-rSpclil Wlixturea Tor cn .Y,,
V iii II rr-Vl..hn.h4 .nil owVior !.r fuant. lliiuk.
- a - nnnnc m i-.t n..
h,.s. u. pm.1,iw, I, U C 1 11 W r J -amr rroti - ' " , LV '
HI.lA Frrnarrd I'Hrl.HirAli, pr,ii-rlr cnmirir.l. ..!. 'J":
POWELL S PREPARED CHEW, IAU
rKKI'AIM ir I '" '"A l""'
BALTIMORE, MO.
HAGAN'S
Magnolia Balm
is a secret aid to beauty.
Many a lady owes her fresh
ness to it, who would rather
not tell, and you can't te!l.
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