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11 i i i i V -aaa mmmmmmM aaa"MMBaaaBaBtaBaBaaaBaaBBBa ,, Am l'nonht Appeal In tha market place at Atrl, Flared f re for all to swing, A larfro bell bung for thoae who fought In Justice's name to ring. The hamlei wan a peaceful on, Hot many wrongs to right. And now the roj worn away And wouM hive fallen quite. t.. and ten Irils cf a Tine, (or at Which twined theraelves around. Alone sustained the mol.led strand From falling to tha ground. A poor old borse, half starred and thin. With neither friend nor bay, Turned out by marter, barked by Bougbt food alosg tbe way. Sleepily grating on be found A vine w'oosa shoots were fair, He cropped and tugged until full tm. Filled the ium;r air. The town turned cut, a was its wont The edict to obey, And the poor steed's unsought appeal Wat answered from tbatdar. J. W. Mitchell in Philadelphia Call. "Authentic Ghost Stories. It it shen we turn to visions of living .raona. or to thouihlt and tujrgcstions telHlng to living persons, at a disMncc f,m the nerson effected by the vision t ...,;n that we una tTuw ' . .j r iuiuiw"vi - - ... X iV A p difficult to deal who, anu JV . -tU tmt elf airoxuu. w r"" Z- class of casi'i' in elected - examples from among t J." -" ' .w.w VW.V- mill take a few r redi that might be cited. I j the following case we have the di rect evidence of tho nenon affected . . a 1 who is well known, niy even bo said to in tome degree eminent tho Uov. Jamea 31. Wilson, hoad master of Clif ton college, England, and aonior wran gler (that Is, first in the honor examin ation for mathematics) in tho year 18)9. I was at St. John's college, Cimbridge, when he wns there, taking my dogroo only one year later. I was captain of the boat club to which ho belonged, and have playod in the same games with him at foot-ball and at cricket Ho was a capital wickct-kcepor, which, though not in itself a proof that ho would not be liable to fanciful notions, will suffice to show every ono who knows what crickot h that he was zjal ous in open-air games, since nothing but constant practice will enable any 'he to koep wicket successfully. Tho foJ&wing narrative is in his own wonls: Tvas at Cambridgo, in full health, boating,, foot-ball playing, and tho like, and by no means subject to halluci nations or morbid fancies. One even ing I felt extremely ill; trembling, with no apparent causo whatever, nor did it seem to bo a physical illneis or chill of any kind. I was frightened. I was totally unable to overcome it. J remember a sort of struggle with my self, resolving that I would go on with m j mathematics; but it was in vain. I became convincad that I was dying. I was in a strange discomfort, but with no symptoms that I can recall except mental discomfort, and the conviction that I should die that night. Towards eleven, after somo throe hour3 of this, I got better and went upstair, and got io Dea, and alter a time to sleep and next morning was quite well In the next afternoon came a letter to say that my twin brother had died 'tho cveuiug before in Lincolnshire. I am quito clear of the fact that I never once thought of him, nor was his presence with me even dimly imagined." Let this story, in which not only was no apparition seen, but the presence of the relative who died at the time of the strange sensation was not even imagined be compared with tho following, which is one of the best authenticated of a class of stories whoso nnmo is now bo coming legion : In September, 1857,Captaiu W., of the Sixth Dragoon Guards, left England to join his regiment ia India, leaving his wife at Cambridge. On the night be tween the 14th and 15th of November, 1837, ahe dreamed that sho saw her hus band looking very ill, and she thereupon e in creat agitation- When she aaw the tame figure stand- appeared in raff-ring" intens tho had teen was no dream. Ia ; "-i- December, 1837, a telegram from the teat of war appeared in the morning papers, stating that Capt. W. had been killed before Lucknow on the fifteenth of November. The family solicitor ap plied for further information as to the date of Captain "VV.'s death, which Mrs. W. felt sure must have taken place on the fourteenth, and not on the fifteenth. But the date given in the telegram was confirmed at the war office. At this tirae a singular circumstance came to li rht The solicitor chanced to men tion the caso of a lady, a friend of his, who, according to his account, had a tendency to see visions. Turning to her husband, she said : "That must have been tho same ap parition I saw on the evening when we were speaking about India." They were able to fix the date by means of a receipt for an amount paid that day, as the fourteenth of Novem ber. The solicitor on this applied to the war office again, saying that the friends of Captain W. were persuaded there must be some mistake about tho date. The officials stated, however, that there could be no mistake, sinco the death was referred to in two dis patches from Sir Colin Camp bell, .who, in both cases, gave the date as the fifteenth. In March, 1858, a letter arrived from a brother officer, giving an account of Captain W.'a death. This officer, who had been riding beside Captain W.'whcn ho was killed, stated that death occurred oa the fourteenth of November. Finally, 'though whether on tho strength of this .' officer's evidence, or through faith in tb apparition's truth to time, the data was altered to the fourteenth. ' It teems never to have occurred to anyone to consider tho difference te twtto Xa&iaa and English time. If tha 1 "' 1 " st-ao w must be r Jaaa lime of Cap!. W. deitn '"7 ed ai Mrs. VT. then and thereafter firm- ly b-lkrcd .with 1he time oi ner urc, then unlet ahe wit to b-.d usually early he wa. on tllC ,5lh J NoremUr, Indian time ep;. instance. th? had her aream ton o'clock on the tight of November 14, then tt in it wet twenty-font minutetpsst ,We on the morning of November 15th nt Luck now. Supposing it wat later, as the account aujgcaU, thea wo may w. sunpee that daylight had already broken on the morning of the 15th at . i If TV Lucknow, tt tno nour wnca ... . had her midnight dream at Cambridge and her husbiod met with his death. f Cosmopolitan. The Measles. Measles begin with the symptoms of a badco'.d-.boanencss, a cou3n, snc.uK nd weak eyes. O-i the lourin aa, - 1 -A anvnltnt rash appears on tni iorenca-., over tho face and extenas io j- t. i. . d.rV.r red than the ran in .mrlct fever, and feels slightly rawed t the touch. When the rata comes out it looks like flea Dues ar ranged in litt.e half moons on the akin. The great danger is of taking coW, brinr oa inflammation ct the W U1VW " 'J o . .-a ntnrT to the eyea from inn ma B,iiva. v aj -j - over me or eipowwV i2 - ' . . 1 1 I.- .- -The wTu-irT lowered few inches the top, if possible, " the opening being covered with a strip of flannel to pre vent a draught At fresh air is in dispensable, if this makes the room too cold, a firo must be lighted to counter act it. A warm sponge bath should be given each day, folded blankets being placed over and under tho patient in bed, the night-dress removed and the hand hold ing the spongo being passed under the upper blanket while bathing, to avoid exposure. Tho window should be shut during the bath. If the rash causes much irritation it may be rubbed with cosmoline or sweet oil. The eyes should bo carefully shaded from the light, and no reading permitted until they arc strong agnin. Serious in flammation and permanent weakness of tho eyes may follow, if these precau tions aro not taken. It is often very hard to keep a child amused and happy under these restrictions. This is one of tho difficulties that a good nurse will overcome, ;md sho must remember that tho child's comfort during life may de pend upon tho care it receives at this time. To avoid cold, all clothing should be warmed and aired before being used. A flannel jacket worn over the night-dress is a great protection. If delirium come3 on, and tha rash suddenly disappears, ths sufferer should bo put into a warm bath containing four tablespoon fuls of mustard to each pail of water, taken out after a few minutes, quickly dried with warm towels, and wrapped in blankets until tho doctor j comes. It tno cnild has a quick puho and seems very sleepy, the breathing should bo carefully watched to detect the symptoms of trouble with the chest. Milk should be the chief article of diet. It may bo used in gruel, custard nnd blanc mange, and varied with beef tea, chicken broth, mutton broth, toast, and any light food. Youth's Com panion. The Inventor of Matches. According to a German paper tha in ventor of lucifcr matches was a political prisoner, who perfected his idea in 1833, within the vails of a state prison. Kam merer was a native of Ludwigsburg, and when sentenced to six months' impris onment nt Hohenasperg, he was fortu nato enough to attract tho notico and to gain the favor of an old officer in charge of tho prison, who, finding he was studying chemistry, allowed him to arrange a small laboratory in his cell. Kammerer had been engaged in re searches with a view of improving the defective steeping system, according to which splinters of wood, with sulphur at the ends, were dipped into a chemi cal fluid in order to produce a flame. I-If the fluid was fresh the result was satis factory; but as it lost its virtues afta' a time, there was no general dispo; tition to discontinue the old-fasliionei Ttpm of win flint and ateeL .; Aft II I " . ! ' f mens wnen ne discovered the rt2hrmix- . - ture and kindled a match by rabb!ng it against the walls of hit cell. On com ing out of prison he commenced the manufacture of matches. Unfortunately, tho absence of a patent law prevented his rights from being secured, and on Austrian and other chemists analyzing the composition, imitations speedily made their appearand. In 1835 tho German states prohibited the use of these matches, considering them dan gerous. When they were mado in Eng land and sent to tho continent these regulations were withdrawn, but too late to bo of any benefit to the inventor, who died in the madhouse of his native town in 1857. Prairie Farmer. Charity and Crime, A very pretty little woman, with a clear complexion, carnation lips and hair that the "Maid of Athens" might have envied, walked rapidly down Chestnut street Saturday afternoon. When opposite the Mint sho hilled, opened a dainty little purse, clasped by a tiger head, and dropped a quarter in the outstretched hit of a blind mendi cant. The lazzironi glanced obliquely at tho coin and then stowed it away i.i the recesses of his many-pocketed gar ments. A dctcctivo and a reporter witnessed the the incident. "That wo man," said tho detective, 4h one of the cleverest pick-pockets a"nd shop-lifterj in tho country. She and 'Kid' Miller, the confidence man, once woraed to gether, but thcro camo a t quail and they parted. Philadelphia North American. How It Happened at Last ,"Havc you heard that Li y is engaged to young Fledgcly?'' asked Maud. - "No," replied Ella. "I thought ha was too bashful ever to propose.' . , "Oh, lut it's ieap jar you know. - V I-:.-- - .. - TRAMPS AT WORK. An Institution Where They Saw Wood for Victuals. Tho New York Woodyard Asso ciation and Its Charities. A,, v.w YorV woodyard association nrmr.ieVa corner in tho US woodyards ,,nd Xinetceuth street and Ave- .... Tt Tt .truck ths earnest and active nu3 . i :. humanitarians who direct me w. orgamzstion aociety that the exaction of a cert.li amount of wood chopping for ..ipulated amount of charitable.reUef -.. willinsrneis to work ol those who applied for charity rvg p Aleott wai appointed supenuveu-.u. of the woodyard, and two aeparate .chemea were adopted for discrimi nating the worthy and making them feel that they deserved the aid given them. An applicant for relief was given what is called the test ticket This entitled him to apply or work at the woodvard and on satisfactory answer - f nnestions was given aaw, ik and axe and sixteen cordwood loea which he was toreduee to kindling wood. ii . aJEswcrsrM ,well as to one 4 if: 1 other l ag fcsixth a lodgtrigflhsre or at one of the lodging houses of the society at 16 avenue and 404 iPearl ttreet. If hit work proved acceptable he was en titled to work for ten days, at tho end of which he was expected to find work elsewhere. Tickets of this variety were sold to the charitable patrons of the so ciety, who themselves bestowed them where they would do most good. They are sold at th-j rato of 20 for fl. The red or employment tickets are moro important all nrs. They are told at the rate of four for $1, and absolute ly ontitlc tho holder to the work and.to get 50 cents per clay instead of the food and lodging if ho so elect. These are given out moro sparingly and with a strict view to the assistance of worthy laboring men whose regular employ ment ceases with tho coming of winter. On applying for work the men are ques tioned closely about their social con dition, where they worked last, why they lost their jobs, and their last em ployers' names and addresses. It has been found that these questions are sel dom answered truthfully, but that does not often work deprivation of tho need ed aid. Sixteen logs may not seem like a very heavy task but to a green hand it means nearly a full day of hard labor. A reasonably expert wood chopper " might finish the work in five hours, or possibly a trifle less. Each log has to be sawed into five lengths. By the time a saw has been engineered through a pine log eighty times the sawyer is likely to have become painfully aware of tho fact that ho has a back. Tho splitting is not so difficult, but Superintendent Alcott says that he has to keep tho closest sort of a watch to keep the men from sol diering on him. Tho really deserving, however, soon get the hang of the work, become reasonably expert in a day or two and perform their tasks as if they had some interest in them. Per functory work, however, is the rule by a large majority. Fifty-six is tho largest number of tramps that Mr. Alcott has ever had un der supervision any one day. The aver age since November 1, has been about twenty-five. New York Graphic Whole Colonies of Lepers. An Indianapolis doctor denies that leprosy in this country come3 from the Chinese. On a recent occasion he is re ported to have stated that whatever traces of it are found in the United States are attributable - to African slavery. This particular doctor is said to have made an extensive study of the subject Tho statement he makes might be safely left to the scalpel of the gentle man of the same profession, whoever he may be, whose shingle is hung out in his immediate vicinity. I .out, as wo nave a sort ofa i tereit in the subject ittTu. emote in- interject the fact that i ny 08 proper to twice m thH city by tho rooU and eper colonies, in ver - twenty per. -fcring wincry iiVhayeto be tfct - '. aFl . . r t In the aama way. fh facia li'Wfc these cases are easily attainable the numbers exported, the price paid for the passage, &c Bufc the Indianapolis specialist regards all this as a sensation alism that is regularly started about once in every two years on the Pacific coast. San Francisco Bulletin. A New Use for Cows' Hair. Cows' hair, which hitherto has been of little uso except in mortar for walls and ceilings, is now made into a heavy felt, which is used for the soles of slip pers, farmers' snow boots, wrapping for steam pipes, etc., but it has to be mixed with something kinky to hold it to gether. For this purpose the hair of certain breeds cf Russian cattle is used. Cattle breeders will soon catch the trick, and raiso woolly "critters," and Scttch terriers and other shaggy and fuzzy styles of dog may come to be of some possible use in the world. Springfield Republican. Dishes to Order. he first hotel in this city, or in llus country, for that matter, to adopt the Moslem custom of serving dishes "to order," was the Irving House, which was opposite Stewart's store, at Broad way and Chambers street. Tho "inno vation'' of tho Irving House was not popular at first, but soon became general. New York Times. Mosquitoes in Alaska. Speaking of Alaska in a recent lecture in Washington, Prof. J. W. Chickering said that the great obstacle to enjoying a summer there is tho vast number of argc and ; bloodthirsty mosquitoes. Dogs are killed by them and men ' pre serve their lives only, by covering their .ces with thick cloths and wearing gloves. markets. . , licorice b I glycjrxhiza. A blind man ht t auu BUHaio -y i . Aur aara that " 1 has not improved any since 1720. The CornUh language dead, last man who apok. it Is no more. ...,5.n Emoire la party The to a ..." - rook ' Conntr OUiaol.) Sulk 'Transylvania cat Invariably bite, off the feet of the rats e catches and tin lets them go. . t A.ut in London aaver . . in r.r.ia old sets OI Use that tney artificial teeth. r., Waahlncton't own plans for Mount Vernon are in the Architectural Exhibition in New lorlc Napoleon Bird it the name oi l Lon don pianist, who recently played aletea utrmdilv. . '. . anu a qunvt - ---.- . , n t-oii colored man. died s n. .wn N. C. recently from tr effects of atpMer bite on the neck, f ra. unrio ,;wr M hall SUV Hot SDringavJLrk.. ' re cently, a young 4ady, her mother, grand mother and great-grandmother danced in the same set A Brooklyn policeman who danced on a cellar door, fell through, sued the proprietor of the place, and recovered 6 cents damages. Venus, tho morning star, is brighter than it ever appeared to any man now living, and nearer the earth than it will be again for 340 years. A toy balloon sent up from a town in Kentucky a month ago, was found the other day ia a field in Connecticut, where it had just alighted. James Adams of Piko, N. Y., kept eleven Leghorn hens the past year which cost him for feed fS.54 and turned out a total of 2,265 eggs or an average of 205 eggs to a hen valued at 21. At tho recent an n ml Boar's Head dia ner at Queen's college, Oxford, the head, a magnificent specimen, weighing over eighty pound, was borne in on the shoulders of four servants. A robber got into a farm house in Iowa without disturbing the sleeping people, but a big dog tackled him and tore his throat sj that he bled to death. He was identified as a Justice of the Peaco. A sweet potato, measuring four feet and one inch in length and two inches in diameter, and grown in Mr. J. C. Townsend's garden in East Gainesville, was exhibited in Eist Gainseville, Ga., recently. A St Louis game chicken fought an eaglo and the bird of freedom was van quished in very short order. The first pass made by the chicken cut the eagle's head nearly oil and another blow set tled him. Tho chicken did not lose a feather. A prominent society lady in New York cannot go to sleep without put ting her thumb in her mouth. She has tried in vain to cure herself of the hab it. She got it in childhood and has kept it in mature years in spite of many attempts at a cure. A Cincinnati man, whose favorite driving mare fell sick, turned her out to pasture among a lot of mule3. While she lay, too feeble to care what was going on, they ate her mane and tail off as thoroughly as a barber could have cut them. The mare can still trot in 2.30, but she looks queer. It is rare that a man dies laughing, but William II. Brown, a New Haven saloon-keeper, is said to have met death in that manner. He was sitting in his place in conversation with a friend, and, just finishing a funny story at which , both laughed heartily, was noticed to grow pale and then fall frorhig chair a corpse. The doc said it wa3 heart disease. - The Busy Bee's Latest Rival. 'I never saw honey look like . that, remarked a New York Mail and Expre: reporter, who had ordered toast an hnnev for hia breakfast. "I never saw a Tinnevromb look so white or - be 80, Well, sir," rWied the waiter, T k-TnrawtT,e l cret That i man factored tout , liaMaajKWtomf tured now of afwhito wax.' JMoulds'i a .J ll "' - a ' maue io uo inape ana sizj requin and the heated, wax is poured in and comes an .imitation honeycomb. A' piece of this comb is placed in the jar ana tne syrup poured in. They cai make a good imitation, though; ne; every one who calls for honey detects imitation. The wax is whiter, and th it is unpleasant if it should get into the mouth. It it much cheaper than real comb honey and sometimes the supply runs short and the manufactured honey has to be used." A Mysterious IfelL Iast July, Farmer Hathaway of Sierra County, Cab, sank an artesian well. At the depth of 300 feet he struck water which flowed at the rate of 200 gallons a minute; lut it was hot water hot enough to cook an egg in three minutes. The water from the well flows for halt a mile over the saidy desert, then forms a pond several feet ia depth and sinks into the saad. The other day one of Mr. Hatha way's children told him that tne pond was full of fish. Her father j laugned, but the child was right The pond contains hundreds of mountain trout from one to three inches lonr. Where they came from is a problem. All tho water that flows into the pond is boiling hot as it comes from the ground; there is no spring anywhere near the pound, and no one has stocked its waters with sm ill fry. A Role That Uwsa't Always Work, "Blessed are they that expect littl- he said to th; convict, "lor they shall "Hold on the re paid. That's y K where you're out. I rxp-tsrtcd,. 1: when I was. up for lurglary, " twenty ytarv Naw T r Low mi wox hh mm tUuard-Swopc Dakota Man Ad -r - through express tm n th ni. - uiw whs i moo ierc ru irtOaj night brought a pnr ruN ewet prunes of ia -f, .steFPl frwa the train and xua way to a little hotel on th Wrt "Jonathan IT. U ,,.. t JtU. I., wta tho name he rtte on j 2? , IVs TT !h to a room r Ce?1 aiDg he was a tT to the Other lrt,1o tt- ooon-afaa can an! .v- lt.fl?1 the toP Mndbtirrm, iie rrom hit alio at .r..i i il. u of tho tumble wead. The Ktrange guest excited the enrioM f of one of th- lmni,n .-.t r-i who approached him i PaTo n a conversation. Tha man"f.m tkota had an impediment in hia eneech. tmanaced to mal tv n. yanai nit errand to Chicago was nu among we manv pretty uU id nun am iancy. m came liere for a woruanf Llmamlorf. ammere.1 the man from Da ft Wlf" rer lo rcn ler anv as- wer. tmd aouorilinirlT - . r:- nt in an eiemncr iDal kota farmer vu .'The advertuo- 'iawwole Women la the lACt W& re re more mar Chicago than the mouinl agent could long yesterday there omen nourinir into tlie dorf never forsook his remained true to his triiKt. beauty of the West Side went ne "Kizod them up" with a e. Llmandorf is a marrinl I was. therefore, a cannhl He ilischarcoil nnmi with inenaiy look, nnd the gray-haired Ad venturesses he politely declined. At last the bride came, She was not handsome, but she was good, and as she adjusted her false teeth Mr. EInian dorf smiled benignly upon her. "I think you will do," he said, and then called the Dakota farmer to pass his judgment "I'm satisfied," was tho quiek re sponse of the homesteader when he looked at Samantlm Hell, and then the courtship began. Tho love-ranking was intense while it lasted, and half an hour later Justioe Jarvis Blume was an nounced. Miller placed a plain gold ring on the bride's finger and counted out $1,400 in gold coin as her marriage portion. At 5 o'clock last night Jona than H. Miller and Samantha Itell were made man and wife, and leave for their Dakota homo at none to-day. Miller owns 500 acres of land, and is worth about ?1 0,000. "How fortunate for him that he fell into good hands, " said Justice Blume after the ceremony, when speaking of the kind, manly way iu which Mr. El mandorf befriended the Dakota farmer. "There," continued the Justice, "is a man Tho,although poor himself, took no m ean advantage of a guileless granger, although he knew he had his pockets full of moiey. There are indeed a good many honorable citizens among all the bad there are iu Chicago. How many aro there who would have dealt with the countryman with so much kindness and consideration!" Little Things that Kill. At various times the newspapers have warned the public against swallowing the seeds of grapes, oranges, etc., be cause of the danger of such substances getting into a small intestinal bag, or cul-de-sac, called by doctors the appendix wrmiftrmti. This is a receptacle formeil at the junction of Vie large and small intestines, but its uso or object no phy sician knows. It has been thought to be a rudimentary or incomplete forma tion or possibly somo meaningless sur vival of a lost anterior type. At anv rate, its existence, while presenting no appareu. "reason lor being," as the French say, is, on the other hand, a positive and constant source of dan ger, because of the liability of its be coming the receptacle of some undigest ed seed of other indigestible substance. In that case it produces a state of in flammation, which, in nearly all cases, proves fatal. Fortunately, but few seeds among the great number so heed lessly swallowed, seem to get into this little dath-trap although any one seems likely to lodge there. Perhaps more cases of inflammation of the bow els than the doctors suspect may be in reality due t? this obscure and disre- jjjarde'! ouuse. One sad case which to uay produces a feeling of deep regret among thousands, and which nlunces a family into overwhelming grief, occurred ill this city recently, in the lamented -ath of J. Robert Dwyer, the mucL teemed adjutant of the governor's foot a man whose place that corps ma&e good, llss case so baffled icians that an autopsy was hud, revealed a pieee of peanut appends termiforpti. llart- ing a Breeze. nstin, Ind., says: ire assembled at the er to witness the ghter Ida to Sher- era had never been e match, and as both ad monev a happy future orward to. A few minutes ceremony was to occur, Hnf- 11 dress, entered the room of the truests were, and chat- y with several. Finally he the voimcrest sister of the said: "Well, May, our wedding causes a breeze, don't it?"' The girl laughingly replied, "Yes." "Well, I'll make it a whirlwind," he said, and instantly draw ing out a revolver blew out his brains. The blood flew in the face of the bride, who had just at that moment sloped into the door. Xo theory cnu be found to account for the act Picked up. The following letter was picked up on the street of a neighboring town. It shows how completely unsel fish a reallv good man can leiu another's behalf- "My Dear B. The Salvation ijrmv are to open here soon, and they have been in search of some particularly hard customer to wrest'e with at the first meeting. They applied directly to me, but as I am very busy I referred them to you as having the necessary qualifications aud being a fit subject for 4hem to tackle. Hope your business engagements will not prevent them iraking arrangements with you. ' , . iWHKS Mr. Curtis, of Rosendale.Wis., 4nt to Dakota after the remains of his alter, who perished in the recent b iz zEL he settled up with the school dis trict for which she had been teaching .aV" Aj Kim discount the amount pay it, claiming that it was a damage to th l district thit ahe did not finish the terl Not Balk, t "","f", - Pleaaa K J A A t 1 MJ 1 J & 1 f i.i r 3 P 1iS J, jnarq a riA 1 A i i 1 A f T 3 nil tr fvll of js. r-iT fcrtgiU and ttxirr, TW ikn of lit Ttf Vr. Ilenf arertt l7rf tirm. Tr 1o iw. frmir wfr h trm And frvtf a! hrr rn)ttm mbt-a thine c rmtt. MAv 8 b'ltr n nt hrr aiwt Ih cirr r jnm "lit ntt rtrfnl kB4 plr.r.t tm. I rtf lTm r:7". '" S h ttklf nimil fvr rrir .'1bwiiH. m4 T dratslt, BtKWr puiJt a-BrAle t b tnanulk - tarer. tat tt t r;- mi :ixna ib r o tw, Kt UJ U wf oiwlnl. lsr fTira- for a. Kncl4s!p it frrmm, aara tk jluiuoj bfr a tki Xti W":WI uaa Eeosp j ri.ra tor tha Ttroat aa4 Lao. It to cvr'zg mor caw of Oegaa. CoUa, Att&raa. rtracii!tia. Croap a4 aU Throat and Lnf Trcahtea. tbaa anr oCkrr medicine. The r; rwtor hAt 3'horiid aar dixraist to tir yon .c.-rl Botti to enB c roo cf !! ir.er.t or ta! grAt nmadr. lrsm botUrs. SO cont nd SI. Hood's Sarsaparilla uipmiaraMKiM. n l carrranr trrr4 rrooi t araapaftlla. rai-llr. Ivwlrakr, D-k. t1ptwaa. tal mnoljr, b.- a p-u!lr uaiMuMla. trtro tad pruews aalmnri 1 1 aa nx-M eta, aad ginn hi Hit SaraparUla caniir, not pfmnrtmti bj txhet lunXUnr. It rfTo U ratnarkahir rarra wber ottirn lalL Hood's Sarsaparilla Hal met ro? lUar and uaparallht rkom at toma. Such bai brocima tea pcHtUf1tjr la lcwrtl. Mao., 'tt. m u v ..n rtu ll" 11 awl TaiualiV whrra tt U made, that M artchberaooita art tak 1 l tr at the tam lime. L-wa 1 druMtda a. II n on- ' n ,0d' IrtHa of ail tr aaraafar(taa j omr U.a mnuy. aa Um paoulxi i crUa parara af ood'a SaraaparUla bwoaia kaowa. Hood's Sarsaparilla I vastly auperlor to any 1 1 ui vaapart la r blood purlrter that ana hr arcll a I1 : "It hcahh rlvlna Itectt t-xjn the l.lond and human or;anUm ara a j klna, an4 (tring to HuU't Sarupartlta a ctaarrtcbt much more oMllre than the renu--laur a quarter t , lntl Uttrot ' Tha araatt hhl purlVr tr Ola a coatury ajo the tara portr"( todarUln at- i wrrl." A hook, euntataloc alate i cnt at curraby ranoeof thcl-)raml lalw lojidrnl y vt year ago. j H-k1 S ir:ip.,u'tli. will be aval lo !l lelr It, Mood's Sarsaparilla Sold by all drn,;Nta. SI ; sit tot kl. rrp.-el ooly Vld br all 1ru '. SI : t t-w SI Prpa.Td oalf by C. L H'XID A CO., AptrtlwarHw, Vowel', M.. b C. I. H KB A CO.. At)thvarlc. !xwll. Maaa. IQO Oosea One Dollar lOO Posoa One Dollar GOLD M worth -' per .1.. ttui't ky ortlU0. bnt U and at 8c. a box bf Bataa it coalora, L'nllF "VI Of. nook ke-p n. lnnianhip.Anthmni IllllflC Bhorthin'l. , U rtTvij-hly :t i.v mi miarafraa. aaiaT,a OI,I.Mill. I.I B.h. S4., Bafala. . . S5!,;: SS a dar. simpiaa worth arm. mu. Draarrer Sifj'y R In Hol Irr Co Holly. Mh-h. FREE Fj txtaioauan. Wall Dnoertpttam W ty'a Aaw Tallar hjiua mt ttrrm Vmttimm. XOCTJT a CO.. Ciaaaaaau. For a case of Catarrh in I 1 W r E 7V m at . 1 MM BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaaab. CATARRH in THE HEAD. SprTOWS OF XIIE DISEASE. Dull, heavy hradache. phstruciion of tho naU passws. diivlmrge fallinr from tlxt hend Into the throat. aomrt.im prrfuK, wntcrr, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious, mucoua, purulent, bloody and put rid i the eyea are weak ; there ia rinfrinff hi the c-ara. deafneaa, backing or coughing to clear the throat, expectoration of oBeniiive mat ter, together with scaba from ulcera; tho voice ia chanired and naa a nasal twang"; the breath is offensive ; smell and tanto impaired there is a sensation of dizzineaa, wiih mental depr Bion, a hacking cough and general debility. Only a few of the above-named Pj-mptoms are likelv to tie present in any one caso. Thoueands of cases annually, without mnnifegting hulf of the above symptoms, result in consumption, and end in the grave. No disease is so common, more deoeptive and dangerous, Jeaa understood, or more unsuccessfully treated by physicians. Common Sense If you would remove an evil, utrike at ii root. As the predisposing rr real cause of catarrh is, in the majority of caxes, some weakness, impurity, or olherwioe faulty condition of the system, in attempting lo cure the disease our chief aim inunt ix Treatment. directed to iht remotvii of that cawv.. The more we see of this odious disease, and we teat sueccssf ully thouwtnds of casea an nually at tho Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute, the more do wo realize the importance of combining with the use of a leul, soothing and healing application, a thmouuh and icreintcut inter nal use of blood-cleansing and tonic medicines) Tn CUrinir catarrh nnd nil UKIEF I Reliance. which it is so frequently eompliented, as throat, bronchial, and lung discuses, weak stouiarh, ca tarrhal deafness, weak or inflamed eves, impure blood, scrofulous Hnd syphilitic; taints, the wonder ful powers and Virtues of Ir. Pieree'a :iMen Mim ical Discovery cannot be too strongly extolled. It has a ppecilic j- ' s m aTm W" bbbb' mm bl aja V tar .' ' V ii Sold by Druggists. 25 Cents a Vial. BEit?iEaVV--n Dr. PI crop's Pellets operato without, disturhonee to the system, diet, or occupation. Put up In glnss vials, hermetically sealed. AItivs frrh and relia ble. As a gemlo laxative, alterative, or nt ive PrgUvc, they give the most perfect satisfaction. When children gather in delight, To fill the air with bubbles bright, Of this let parents all be sure The soap they use is good and pure, For, common grease in some we find With evil mixtures well combined rrtt a 1 " -tt . . i nai soon wnn Darning sores wiu ten On lips and tongue, and gums as welL WORD OF i i mmm i mm - bntfc4.' Tin ttutr W tr t tao ttatf ttrUuKsat. bt mWn ill I l tk. A na wit nBitMMi r Unfrtn dta. aw, Kv4!4T ia lb rr l4 Mat t k aafal f lkn4 Ilk W f our r.4.n N.i.r. . (rwl Wntt. If. Imhy' to 4 il fl iMmntr, t ra twf fr tfcat Ineir tra t4 4ihm rr ! rtL iBr kkrat. c S a iiHnwkiotno, via ao4 1 iMtrMt mm4 iUiriithJt tt4. It wttiMMit aa 1 Th a.- Whs!? it atma4 la Go jia, aa4 ia lkg i:t. Tho fuKtooahj n t tsrrtrtat thio ;ar h tr a X ivmaiug t Jtnllm, Boat, aaaxt to aw a&d srat. flao'a kxxv; irmM caiaaa rrmadf for ( alarr a r inw rampmai tiy a4tnwain Oty Halt rtiar- mmrf. m o a. or k. f cm imia afTr !imwn is tMi ia I btha Itt Mtl uaniw Mn ;W MUk tii rata. loiparttr aa4 rarMSittTalt, Ka I Ramnt. P-l!. rirepira. all ITaiaur. Ith4. BiU.mp : Srk titlark'. ta1iatkat. Orawtl riaMttly. Oa ' trrfc. KHvxmaU-m. ktetaer a U OxafOalaU, oiri ikl itrt-i lartin. rri aa ( l-!- ia lli-ilp orgaaa arrr ma aronaa ; auJ M arwth a td hoallh tu tha aattra r. i Hood's Sarsaparilla I truly t id. -l tv-a. i-a- IVJlar." waira I aa aa I rur"rabS anrini-nl aa to IU amiUi ana awanait Whra ctva a taU trtal M baooaMW a favtiriio ramr It itu ataka op rmr .I ad is bay Mno4'. aa aaa Hlla do au allow dUt aaranaina "T arrnaaant tadaea yoa aa lafta aantla alaa. taaM ho laa Hiwlf aaiaatiarMia. wataa t pcMr aa IW1. - Hood's Sarsaparilla I pc-a'l r tn ih woad-rfat nrat M hat artiiaa p lvia t. wholly bora trM4 la tha tltury at mt NORTHERN PACIFIC. "LOW PRICE RAILROAD LAUDS and (lovfriimont IA'IW t?MII.I I'NHor ACKKKOfaarh In IllonaanU. Kortfe lirk'Hit, Monfana. !Uaii. aaUlraloa aud rr-' n. rrhtfl Cno I ul.li.-ail' altn Mm dea-rlbln! IK wLtlU run bkkt rirjliuraUiriiiim and ilmbet CHAS. B. LAMBOAN, 1 ami. now oi.cn 10 x-m am. rrai r rrr, an.iraaa i.Md 1 cmmiMionar. NT. I A I I.. Mlaa. 13kAacs the Head which they cannot cure. f Copvr.iciiT, 17. pffect upon the lining moooua tnfwbraRra of tho naaal and othor afr-pasmgea, promoting tho natural orcrtlr4i of ttwlr folliclraand glands, thereby aoffning tho dismard and tbk kem-d Bienibratws and restoring It to ita natural, thin, delicate. noM, brail hroon dition. Aa a Mnod-fHjrlAer, it ia unaunwaaed. Aa tbna duoarti which eompllento ratarrb are dlaeaar-a or tho lining inttroua tnem branra, or bt Urm tWot, H UI nmMlj t avwak arby Uks mudMitoO k ma wen uurauami w Aa a local Local AfiENT. ful antiseptic, and speedllv dratroya all lad atneil which aceom pimli ao many oaara of catarrh, thua affording grrat ootnfort to those who suffer from Perm&xent Cubes. effects upon the lining membrane nt the naaal txtasngra. It aula materially in restoring the diseased, thickened, or ul-frnU-d mem brane to a healthy condition, and thua eradl-ata tlie disease. When a cure ia erfi-cted In this iduimt it U tiermune.nu Iloth Ir. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. fage'a Cntarrh Itemed y ure sold by druL-giHta Ilie worid over. Ittnttxt-ry l.i. six txrttles for t'i.oa Dr. fcige a CataiTli Kemedr to cj-nls; half-dozen lKttles $ZJO. A complete Treatise on Cotarrli. giving f alutilile hints na to clothing. dU-t. and other matters of Import mce, wl I be mailed, post-paid to any adOrcss, on receipt of a S-e nt Mtge stamp. AJdress, Morld'e Dispell anry Jfledirai Aaovrlailou, So. K3 Main ftrcet, UcrtALo, N. Y. the vnrinna rtlwaaea with The original JjTTLE LIVER PILLS. PURELY VEGETABLE! PERFECTLY HARMLESS! Aa a MVEU PILI they are I'neqaaled t SMALLEST, CHEAPMT, EASIEST TO TAKE. Ilewareof Imitations, which ormtain Poisonous Minerab. Always ask for lr. fieroe s t' nets. wnica are mue ufrar-coaien ruia, or Anti-bilious Granules. ONE PELLET A 0OE. SICK HEADACHE, Rlllona fleadaefMS Dlxzlncaa, Constipation, Iiidlgeatloti, Blliona AUarks, and all derangc-irn-nta of the stomach and bowels, are promptly re llewd and oermanntlT cored bfr tho use of Or. MarceHi Pellet. In exwtamatUm of tfertr rentMltal trnthfully be said that their action upon lb tymwm SuoireraaJ,'not a gland or tissue escaping their sanative ioflucnoc. Saaafartanxl ky WOBMrS DIKPFimABT MEDICAL AmtKlATUni. . norPALO, -v. Let Ivory Soap, that's made with care Of purest oils and essence rare, Be used by those who bubbles blow And greatest pleasure will they know, For brighter bubbles will be seen Where soap b pure and fresh and clean, i ll'l -a .a a w nue not a lear need cross tne mind Of bad results of any kind. WARNING. ch repreMitfed ta be just tt 00 'srfeiti, lack t rr; ?-f -A Cr-vr wixAvat aemrr. Tkait rata mm4 olo arf mut (TBS - cat a mm tlV CICAM IUU, Sfflv lata mkIi bOTKrit. tit W. f wwt4 av. tot, 0 rudfllJI thMati tt a t mt "TaraM aM awr ! ILi - -.-RJ-EI - S, Vlrriala. Wnat Vtfi-ia aao ttkat aaataaoa. rww Mamn l-' a - yann a4 ITnO'a" kwya (him unitaK. t- a4 Via! tat,K Wa.rf -v.ria iwi. thtuauila. ratfcnaM. atp, Hat:k Hiwaia ranaml iMrk4a tor latmaK. trr t r.ta la UD AD 1XU;RATI0X 1.ET, B..O.R. It, lUltlaaore, X. QEItT8' HAT BAZAAR. 1 , t H 5f m Clarrli H, Cr. Katloa t, to Tn my, A. !Mt A a. fcaato Hataat ataa'ffM-lwW rtMi Lanrt Aaaorirm-at laa. My Wo. I bollovo rta" Cura Pr CaaiamrUna taaooal TOV una a. 11. now Kdttor F. -oqutror. C CWaA. too, I. C, X, AprU ss, war. Til nr.aT Couith Mixll r!na la 110' a IT a a ton OojtCBtFTIO!f. t'llllJlTvo taka it without otJocttu. ny all drugglata. ZV. a vuio liwm. 1 application for healing thodiaraard eondl. vK?3r1 1 s I I BaatC0 yruuv TonnL Co I I I la tlm. . .1.1 t-y '-ntya. HSOl K 1 13lcTa?V"oll:U)jal;S I CUBtS hft"i AU liit . lial I 1 I I DaatlVmirh Hynrn. faaarnn4. t'aa P I IJ Inllryia W..1bydnifTl.t. fl " - - r i7a r " v T...iia..... 1 tloB in the tteod, Ir. faga't ( jttarrh itnnedjr ia ln)imd all compartaoo tho brat reparaUia fvi-r tnvmtl. It ia mild and pleasant iti uar, producing no atnortlng or pain, and containing uo strong. Irrltnung, or fana tic drug, or otber poison. Tills Jt-medr la a nowrr. this disease. The Golden Medical Tlaeovery l the natural " helpmate" of lr. 8are'a tatarrh lUmrdy. It not only cleanses, purine, regulate, and bulkda up the system to a healthy standard, and con quers throat, bronchial, and lung niniplkntwxia, whon nnr such nlat. but. from lla aim-inn Ml I W. L. DOUGLAS CQ QTTnT? FOB t?J aa7XJ.VJLJ. GENTLEMEX. Tha only IhM ealt A3 ie atteaa KV ta fie wort4 niaJe wlfbaat tacks mr aaila. Af Myllak aa 1 durabl aa tanaa erwlna ttr at, aa4 aivlaa ao lakior a alia to wrar M af ckiac or ban taat, mitn lira aa cvmtonaMm aad welt-autng as Kaal arw4 thoc. bay tha bac gaaaina aa- Ina stamped oa k-Jf om "W. U iMoglaa A3 aboa. lift. ' W.l tOFlf.A4 nor.taori1nalaa4 only ha ad acwad wH at ahoa. wblcb Qaa s aoatoaa aada tboat aoatlag ft am at to a. ' W. L." DO CO I. AS 9JA SHOK ft naa. cetlca for boavy wear. i W. Is. DorOLAR 81! OK Is wora by aU Itoys, aaa a taa oat tcaoot aaos ta toa warn. AHtbaaboaacooataro aaa4a ta Outiaiata. Battfa mnd Laea. aa4 If aot salt bf yoar oaaia. amto w, L POt.tl.a, ararMtt. WMt. X i ! IT
The Caucasian (Clinton, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 1, 1888, edition 1
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