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MEXICAN
DISHESJ
of ik n i
Eating Rops rrcs( rredJEiv Ire and
Other Dainties Some Na tnral j i
; Pishes A Metfican IIpnsc ; j
,p . wife Making DnlerJ
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CO
Fannie B.I Ward wtiteffroni
that not only j the. af-isloc rats j but all.
jicxicans witii any pretensions to social
standing, require that tevei-y disk 'if it.be
uumBjiwmui oi peas, do served as a
0,01 0 1 u wumw,: ior waiicji ciean plate) Ii
must i be provided, fnakipg; jthe most
wiuiuvu-piiM;i3 n uiuucr a long ana
ceremonious affair.! f Wine a always'
ovrvtti nim me sunstantia s. ahri rofTnfi
- . i '
and cigarettes after dessert. . The Mex
leans have no fondneia for soiir things.
tuviijviu ifiucyarj piCKies,, eic.j una po
imuvo urre luueveryuoay ; nas a wcll-
ueveloped )" idgar-tpbtb and
iBwccL-ineais;, ; are j id great demand
inere- is no fena tc the varieties
oi whih a Mexican
wife ;;vill compounil, Win
O K T.
; - f . i i.i iliiii m r a : m w . i i .... . r , i
Mext
now Shot Are Made.
Every person who has -wa1Vp1 ahnni
the lower part of New York i must have
noticed a high', f round tower, as high as
the roadway of . the Bridge;: which rears
itself high above the surrounding build
ings and has small windows at different
places. This .'tower belongs to the CoU
well Lead Company. The tower rises to
a height of If 0 feet, and is fifty feet in
d ameter at the base. It dimishes in
diameter as lit ascends, being about
thirty feet; across ,'. at the top. Gre"at
heiffht is essenti-ll ftr xietinrv' no (!.
. ! (WiiUU
leadjmust cool in the descent, and thus
assume' a spherical shane. i .Tf hnt. it
would flatten jwhea it strikes the water
im-uiwuicn,: 11, rails, -ine casting pans
tuc farge coianaers, rouna pans with
holes perforated in the bottom. The
casting is all flone on the top floor, and
the colander is suspended over an open
ing in the floar, wnich goes through the
cunio ueiguij oi tne j; building to the!
ruuau, wnere tnere is a well of waterj
rhe jlead is rafelted in ' larjie kettles, and
uijjpeu onq ana poured into the coi
anaei- with Jadlra wJiJh iia i J
nouse- r ." wj inrougn tne noles in
iue . uouom oi tne colander r and
mn u&. UULIUIU in ! rn 9nnrnni1 fnltJ
: . r I ' vw SUUU..C t : i , J j f . "'wuviv , uuu. lain
tailv to the fnot lahK-ot-. nr.r.i S! thronorh the oneniher ...A i
candied fruits, faucei viell
mnLid, Canning Jt j.uuknoWn here,;tbc, veU by jsmall buckets fastened to an bj -the-dentiklfpr the amount! iThe
umirier coun- CIi .' 3 ,eif wnich runs over a wheel' court ;cut the eharges down to 70. which
nuu. jv.is ; noi nee icu in a sumirtpr
nv wiu-Tu iruus are perennial. I have fj "tu tarnea ic irom tne well up to
vmcn. roses, preservecu entire, each . "Qt metal table. I r! Here rti
cate, Buar-trosa ledf ; intact toon; the sn.oc;; 18 constantly stirred I by ; men
oicHt, f tin Kin? a conserve fit foh a fairv? S J"DS raxes, and the heat
and . everybody
Pejaches wer introduced into England
.from iPersia in 1562.
4 A TJnnft.A. ; n n I J M t t
! tiuuau liiKcr iicarueu TO DarK ID
oraee to avoid the expense of keeping : i
watch-dog. !j
K. jVarole, a sursreon and Dhvsieian n
Bologna, is said to have discovered the
opuq nerves a pout jeao
Poipe Leo ha3 received- among hii
jubilee gifts a woolen petticoat, worked
uy a i poor woman ana her crippled
daughter. t
The apricot was jfirst , introduced into
England, for cultivation, from ' Asia
jJiin(jr, about lo40, by the gardener oJ
xienxy Vill. 1 ' ; j
The biggest jtree in California- and ii it
is ainonster, iideed is the "Kevstnn
' State, in thdiCalaveras Grove; Bit! ii
pzo- feet high and forty-five feet j in! cir.
cumierence. I ,s ;
l he oldest piece of dated cabinet-
materR' work in the world is the thront
chair of Queen Hatasu of the Eervptian
jjuaaij, x. vaj iwv. it nag been ?pre
sented to the British Museum.- ; :
A San Francisco man. who ref usprl
pay a bill '.-of: $336.50 for fwenty-twc
hours' work put on his teeth, was Bnpr
L - Ho Stopped the Tight I
nnii-?- v of Dartmouth
a man over tu, but he says
toere cant be jmy j "rush" between
crestoenand sophomores while he is
The othet day there iwasa
ii ween: xn&y two classes on
tta college campus for. the possession
5f a foot-balL t Th lt,a
SJiAywand he rushed
ru!f"u UJW me inickest of the frav
rru xT ouwuvuiiji at mem to stop.
Tie hoys on such occasions are always
?v Jl0 encourage true merit, so they
yelled "Go in. Prexl" ! "Get nu
hall!" af -.-...vjVlu
fa rZA '
knoWs that h ly dispels tne moist
rosorleaves, like guavd je'ly, are common becomes perfectly dry It is taken from
in tropical f larders.! Since, sfovesi are lthe. ' dl7? tfible'f to the "acreeners " a
comparatively unknown,, and therefore ) f enes of tables with I narrow :6penins
affairs, of adobe ' Kir ifhU k, iL I slight ansle. If th -iTif iw'.
1.-1,' . : - , , p i T! "- . . . 'suuuuu auu
yn.vi, pies aaa caKes arc nevet seen in l"1 " rpus rapidly alonsrthesetabw
it reaches a
end, into which it
The first silver1 ccin struck in England
wa3 the ancient silver penny. Until thi
reign cf Edwajd I ' it was marked with i
croik so deeply indented that it could h
easily separated into two for half-pence
"Vl AUblS'
names.
rfect it rblls ranullvlr.no.V,
the 3Iexican mvui. . To he. I skipping the 6oeDinyi imtfilit
u yurious arucies rtiiiea ;caKes to be v ittt I'ixirem
luunct m a lew t'renchl
-1'
l I i ... . 1 ! .llfvjf
war no more likeness to the cake which!
graces, tne tiaiiy tea-tab!e of everv Amer.
! lean thin torlul'aa ItAzvmWti &mSA
uicau; . . 'i. . .
j;ur;hg my first yeai-in this country I
edibles,
to sub
One 'of
greatly missed the. acfcustotriprl!
! and found it extremely difticuli
eisi. iiii.jq uiet so entirelv nw
my carlict experience! was to Reside for
iuui: ifiijr mantns in f Alexicah family
who six)k3 no wprd od English Ud were
entirely unacquainted, with any mode of
j hving but I that , essentially Mexican.
; They were people of fealth and eduea-
i nwfixeecung-.y; kirid hearted
r our limes
f ! !r;ff imPeect it I cannot roll
fast,, and falii into the openings, under
whih bjxesire placed. The shot then
goes to. the "separators," Which are a
OI Yers' D0t unlike! a bureau!
mac
ur uraweri wfuci has an iron bottoii
Htupratea witn no es of ftrfin c,,i.
fofjj farthings, hence th
size ' and ! so
l lie second drawer has holpW
on 'down to
of a smaller
the lowest
hosiii-
"irood livers."
a iav! theur' lahlri lifrtiw
groanol under its burjlen'of national do.
ncaciesfi yet I grew thin and thinner,
downright hungry that I could hivJi
drawer, the bottom
Mv..u,nlcu wun aole3 Of a sizp smll0.
than; those in the drawer above it. The
an lorward motion throws
-h JT - V ? to side 'etting all the
1 7 r, "c u or.aiier pass
Ihrmitrh . inth lv J ji.L. r
ii iL 1 , acwuu urawer, while
all larger J.han -the holes remain in the
me lowest drawer, fo that
uauravvx
Pumpkins gfowh on the Hudson have
a name in raisdd letters grown on 'each.
The name is dut through the skin wTtot.
they are growing, and as it heals up
leaves a raised ; scar in th ah i
'Baby Mine ' "Dewdron KTnmW
and other , inscriptions. 'Ill'
Great improVement ha? been made fol
late years in the tools used for borin
tunnels. In One-Snonth, recently, 1. 43j
feet were bore in ithe Cascade Tunnel in
Washington Territory, which is iht
greatest distarjee ever accomplished in a
oingtc moaiA m tunneling. - , i .
Division of labor ha3 Leen 'r.nrvdti
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rawer being Much perfect idh in this country' that it is
now possible,
contains a smaller! sizr t,i
wept, j if tears would have (! brought one immediately above it.C'Am'art a
8wno good J fairy (with a Mslice fof F" 1- I i F M
inuuo ureau and butter Jni ran
. 3 - w w J w .iiiivi Ml
so jit is said, to make a
iour months without buttpr.
potatoes, pie, cake--in short,!! without
anything to .which . ne had b?en acctis-'
tomed, yct jcompelUd to suffer the tor-'!
turcs of Tantalus bj be jig- seated four!
limes a i day, an liourfat a stretdh, bes-deit threatens to
y,7,cw I wllu tusnes one turned
from, la j disgust. J usctinjt ihe causa
of my rap.d fo of f esh, a sympathetic
German fr.end, wh) resided linear! the
Larder,! sent me a Siuge, round loaf of
leiiyj cake, larire as a mill- ,i
licious enough to glflkhTen the eyes of any ! into port
home sick Yankee. It J arrived in the ! ,,ee, out :
lorenoon, and, of donrae. I
the waves are
them, he i
alone
A Skipper With a Charmed Lire
.There is a bailor on Lake Michigan
An vi Vnarmea-:Ie- When
the furv of the ml lo nf x,iui. -
swaying!-in aJ way that
engulf every craft upon
in his element ! H O..rio
in a Ulttle Rlnnn nfl fi,;i.
long, tradihg potatoes and apples be
tween Bturjrekin Raw ani m
was out in thb terrible storm that found
LJGU" i d came
-viumue miast nf tt i,i
d in , thfl! oeen out in a hun'd rrl k" .
wu,w ji, ; luemin his little shell
complete sewi jig machine in a minute, oi
sixty in an hburja rea-er everv fifteen
minutes, allorrtmntivo i,. -.-' ":!.!
hundred watches in the same"time7j 1
There is a printer with onlv One arm on
one of the Los Angeles (Col.) dailies, j His
left arm is gone from the verv shnnTdpr
yet with his rjglitjhaad the brave follow
sets .typo at la rfcmarkablv ranid mtn
-many of his cdmpinions with two hands
not accomplishing so much work daily
He props, his "stick" on fhR ras nj
the centre on kn inclined plane, and fill
it with remarkable rapidity. . T
uncut, to my liostes!
tauie. Uut what Waa but J
eirtg called to dinner, i out! in such a gale,
llOStesk. with a ann4. i When tan'nW ' ' T. V"" .BUCl' I
Vmt. ;Pon the talkie. I. hut UL.Jl but he SllZ 'P1
my niiv
to fjiid
asi,i hi
loro-no
. 3
)nse, on be
had never, been
i eople who wit-
. ' . KJ v MiUIILl.
Hat the! usual menu hart been set!! nessedhis coming into ' theT Uraiht r-W
my hoior, an& the festive board t! nt Manitowoc sav thlat tLfflfifM
Aing artc ejexcept; the big' tosspd about like a chip. It Would din!
uia
the
bread)
food!
at dint
son), or to
other f ;esh
hand jandj
agmi remarkedithat h A
ivniefica
not sc
In' this
er
TVVltV AVe11' w"e Peaf entirely and then bob up aain n
Rted at.e 6f. therelbcing nothing eJsc! til propped,; from view betw&n'Sne?,
thr -ii wy wr nere were; i " u ne oia man he is
three sick children;; whereupon tlhe lady : yars of age was mi-hty elad'
of t ho house, Kvith hfr ha5d upon her t t port y g,ad
thous
next
is seventy
tJ s-tft
tii-1: f ;'l wouldn't Tiotto v-i , i t
Paibuler" riweetHnVk ! for Imv chance X 'iaua1
wholdsome as ! Mcvinl hour?." he said tnta 1, J :?".UII
family it was the custom! ' people who crowded iaronnd ,?m I B
e rrsinfd nt fV hi rpaoTiol : ii. 77 ""5'
I fl 111 T VI r-ti- I " j I . i I- rt I J 1 ' . ',
T: f 71' lwH0ft' '" me lv, 1 lue ock, just above "the!
fX ii, ; IT r uri.any'.',vir?, v Qen tnt storm broke I
fruit that happened to be on grabbed the rudder, held on as hard k! T
evhrv rind rtf k ii.onrii oi , r. as flara asl
,(.. -r -'i . r, ,"t .will iuura . iuu irustea in frovidenrp t
moiasses or nirri mi
Vhfh ! h i ":L j f Fe ireJ.lcf ,t Jl.. 7- P wasmed - overboard
mi d "T grjmc i au e, i can tell you.''
;, ... u wuus 1U cneese. with f oooay knows who' th nhi i '
ever de cabrita (kid's luad) wa i 5 His head abolt I nobM v' and SlM
dinncr-dish tlilerd wrs irrent rpL-nJIabdut him? w i; ' -a?.d nobo4
amp thej younsterd and an 1 ask9 hfa 'J: "7? P-
ot laecp-seated r satisfaction boon i ihl same ? as that T h CI tT? ",13
"i . ' tiv ti ii. iirifE TDtiAn
ex4
every
oy uio war.
deVout Christ
devoted to
accomnlished.
woman-Ucime
nsiMnisnms: Hi
thb
corns
into
i i
her husliand nnd
withal, for a
. yard, with its
ban una j and prano-e
1 .. . .1 r.-..v . UUVU
laoes o,ihd eiders. : The miVreis of the person looks for it he find, tv,l k
manse ouldalise nnlthrust her kniS without a ka2 Sl
J" "P ine loreuend, scobpin
. immumns cniKircn
oui;,: r'Y"' pia maa looks a ffiant
hot t?nnealtn, as heii id statu
I i nf.-irtfl onrl fit A J niuio i uuuy
One daV thelladv r "lO",! oddiy with his
. r. .. .( . ""..""Moo niiuj ; e"rj "vm auu iiHir.:
.w; iuveiy woma-K a
frn, a tefader mother and
mav&e 3 Sentinel
homeJ
j The Treasure Ship Hussar.
: i in i.i p pnr haw w- e ii .
Mexirnn 1 n,Z A. V,- i.? 01 lae
tn .n,rl , , J me uritish
-v wif l ii 1 w i r n . f . . , . ....
formation-that she WU i XTf W RiverJ
IrimhJn -J-i- : " H oi ner. at the timi
""v,mu LLf 11J21K.H snmi I !
i waaBvjr: ill' i m u. o v '
muii.1i in i i iinr nr nnn . ii, j t ,4- . :
day dwdUldnvT
course bfnUur and E C " !
act CdrtainlV
there
which
s army anc
af 1. ii ...
, at, nue limp if.
;uve million
Revolution-!
ship Hussar
lew YorkL
is said
rs m srold
tiavin
I w ,M, oi i-,r-TT ine. iiussar, while. fmiAr i
t ft i -tn hi!.,!. lit?c.V W eppdesceudi ' stmick unonl Pnl VLZ U,
;V : ' ,r. us -'P.'? rirants dom lin
Uirds of the Bahamas.
At Fish Kev we found Inmo inn
of the sooty tfernsi or "effr-hir:? ad n-o
Ti ' . o. -j ,
-u"-'-- caurtnem, lust bein
breed. This is a collectlo
looKing rockl rising ten Oj fifteen feet
above the sed like a row of petririea
sand-dunes, which in reality they prob.
ably are, f ane covered with low! shrub
bery, grasses, aud vines. When a lono
way; off we npticed the birds hbverina
over the pla;e, and on landing, their
numbers increised until ihe air far above
and around us fairlv swarmpd xrK
gliding forms of jthis graceful tern, and
the strange medley of their harsh Series,
together wih thet whirring of - thousands
of wings, was nearly deafening. I They
.were, nesting amid a tangle of shrubs
three or four feet, high, along a! low
narrow ridge of one of the islands, a few
yams irom the water. Parting the
,a,? o-iuc, ive vouia see tne old birds
sitting on th( ir eggs,'! and caught with
our hands several which were snared in
iixv vmes as tney attempted to fly. Thi:
vu icsuiuoies a large and powerful
swallow. It has a sharply.forked tail,
snow-whiteinbck and breast, while the
v U1 me piumage is a dead black.
.txxy "t" ciose , together under the
r- ? a fluSle Cgg on the
ground, withdut nesi of any kind. Theit
gs are ca.-i y distinguished from' any
others which wej sawbeing white or
vi camy ana Dpiaiy.spotfed all over with
umber and line, j Even in these! remote
places 'the number pf sea birds are
being; yearly lessened -.by the natives
who persiste illy ! collect their e4
for food Tie rarft fl
rednced to a tolohy of a few hundred on
. .a- wnere Will was informed by an
oia rsettier, they numbered thousands
several years s go, and similarly the beau
tifiil tropical, bird, which is hunted
u.lVuy V loojti, is being graduallv exter-
U1IU0.LCU.
Be menl" cried hA ni-.MA-,f vl
pulled a sophomore off from - a fresh
man hy the coat tails. -Chestnuts!"
ir uenr The president tag
ged, threatened and implored until he
was nearly exhausted ? with the exer
tion, when the row stopped. HJs fur
ther remarks were inaudible for; want
or breath,- and were mainly delivered in
pantomime, with his hat jammed down
over one eye. 1 f .mj ! " "
When a lot of eager and sinewy stu
dents get struggling ojver a foot-ball it
isn't a very eood . nlade . for an Mri.
professor with short breath. He mieht
as well calmly : observe the fight j from
the library window ad give the boys
"a talkme to" af terwanla Airr. i
terference can only be1 indulged at the
expense of official d1imity.---7Wai Rift.
ngs. . ; : ; .. j, v
A Startling Question. ;
Even the life' of a newsnanAi
ser is not totally devoid
Unending round of "Times is so t hard
and money is so, scarce that we Ican't
take a paper," and "ily husband brines
a paper home with hi m ' on1 4-1 .
stock excuses, are sometimes broken
up by a httie incident like this, that was
told by a man who labors in that un
grateful position: "The delivery boy
had gone a little ahead of me," said the '
canvasser, "and as I sood on the side
Walk a pretty little bo,v in kilts toddled
up and stared at me with pretty! blue
eyes. I made friends Iwith him at once.
He put his hand on my order-book and
says he: . i
"Hot's at?" i .
. uTK an order-bopk," I told i him.
iiot aoes oo ao wit 7at?" - j
rShJ?.!Sit?own' I1116 uames'of all
the bad little boys I k;now." . i "
He looked at me a minute with hia
ks?!ned wi,de- ;Then, his voice
uubucu wiiu awe, ne asked:
"Is oo Dod?" Chicago Mail.
A Difference In
Before Willie K
Training.
's cousin Bertha
cunveu ai, ms nome on a summer! visit
his mother had toldi hi
1 V WWVA. I V
how graceful and polite- her manners
wtue, especially at thte table. Whenjihe
came, Willie observed her witlrad
miring interest. One day his mother
said: - i .-'1
"Don't you think Bertha's manners
are better than yours?" u
"Yes, mamma." A ' 1 1 .
eginning to L "Why is it, my dear? j
n of wild-!. '1 .guess Berthaj has been "better
Drought up than I hve.'VTroy" limes.
A New Manure. j
Basig slag, the refuse of steel works
when freed from, iron and reduced to
apowder provesto.be a valuable fer
tilizer, principally orr account of the
phosphorous it contains. Mountains
pf black slag have accumulated about
the iron and steel, works in England
and much in this country, all of which
iu uepruniatMy worked over and made
lul.u a vaiuaoio manure. Vick,$ Maa-
On
Efforts have
to raise the
been made at various times
ouuKen treasure nnrl io-
. w
VfiAA -t A. 1 .
flhth At i JTsT: 1'"' least an
walls, f There kli flL ' JT? "UODY
Itt.the iniddlar n?F
;Kuat norV; TSnd iS
1 fSif fows1 nd her pud y
, httlo hands immersed" in some ?tickv
compound,while no less than five sS 1
T."" IUU U1UIIT : nil th k. j'
Key
.-- I - . - . - I 1 L- .
i iah i, m fi .
vruse uesiaffl tnis kev thpro woi
rock a ferw- yirds square, with Ri-tv.i
on. - .vi-j . ; m
x glass upon it, wnich. a nartv hi
held in undisputed
cune-uppeci, olive
IL IN !1 ! liAn.nk!.! ll .
y i, vHvHwui ; cvorxc uy no mpati Z M1,4RCU treasure, sua laro-e
i "n"i iimoiio cret wpil-nnfiAJi ! -ni- ' i 'iiu Kovernmpnt in
way, nad then t-A.inirArf f 4ki i l; . 11 I ; Sent tWO brljra tn Ikla' f..- .1 M
.".';.r'""i "vjuuu iue SUlinir rnnr 1 . . ""cuini was m.arlo
o-- I . . 1 j vvu' ; uommnma hon k,.. ." : . . --v-'t
i-owers ana fountain ui .Jr", mwu organized in npiri
1 u ." 'f : CWrV larce Otv in k Tf7: v
OSO of seurlnVftiTW
!i. flour or water s tirrin th oil-
brict beside (her;, 1 gnfEta.
S ir Hr 'ff? duep w&h cooked!
etc., Her beautiful dark eyej dared with
I. fcc" femcntof the pceasiof, andhS
rS?5t?i afld pother in-law, t oth meri
' 2;?V.,he,thw: Signified judge; stood
' SatAnS her aamirind Srile d
picted upon ctery line of tho rVwarthv
. countenances. , TreeStly : H cMWrH
ST1 ithf eronp. i Several eighboS
dropped in tp add their plaudits and
: Hoa the innumerable domec pets'
dogs cats, pigs affd plrotsIKemd X
T markalleas n
flh excitS
" r mrneu out to be a nri ""wt
v a i.aiiii v innia .k:i. - . 1 111 hiokaa
resemhltnr;18" "? ot f in drink
; , i r . p '-I'-'i'da wuca nnished-4.a
JUe imitation of those xrhich ZvlZ
ior in teen cents ner
- the cxhaustedj but Smphanlady gre
'riSrenext
dinner, supper, ,and "betwe?!
' !'! i J ' l
1
secunng the wealth, tint n k' "
laued.; In: 148, Captain Thomas 7hP
inventor of o, . 1PomaV tne
7 ,7 D,U1I Hrmor.made an
t t, u "uonea the
iur. rratt wa vh..j ui
llUSSar HnmiV.. 1.
j . i""ovit-" ua money, to no nnr
ffi of ! peop have b
.u.uvu uy oemg connected witi, "
1 .j iy cu
181(5. whpn
sgneme.
The Frisrate
Reprising men who" coSnhat
they would be able to bring?he tnSJ
sbeen organizedand mre money 1
tQ be spent in mafe! .,Nr 18
the Dritish old ""l,oa, UP
1 -0.-- t .. .. u wcannnas bepn
buried so manv Vpi k. i , .CQ
W n Uvf 'be brouSttothe sur
lace. Demorcst r - Ul
me W ilson's trn
possession. Their
green and spotted eggs lay in twos and
ceo uu tnemare surface of the lime
b"c ' f1 thl b-rd and the smaller
'r11 ;ir 'tern, which has
s:mi Iar habi tsJ ai-ecal Ipd h a n t0 k k
islanders, whie on jthe North Carolina
o mab iiere we louna both species brepd
mg a month before) they are krown to
tiie nshermerJ n. HWaf"
ll 5ltt fi nirla
.augc, aim ispneoi; the most beautifu
? a large and exceptionally strlkicsfam
ny. nnwahromment black cret and
"v,r'-: aet-c. , .Like taany Of
our most attractive birds, it is shot down
uaUU iH sausty tne widespread de
uiauu 91 a Daroarous fashion. Its pearl v
o; uibcu t :. me wnoie bird
usually much distorted by th3 milliner
may ie seen almost knj day in the streets!
pinned on to ladipa' mta z.i-i. l.
tries Monthly.
God appreciates and rewards all we
do for others, even if those we seek to
benefit forget to thank us. i
The Irfidieji' Favorite, i !
e?c Iflnf J'hats will doubt-
rnest the gossip over thVwmX n?
an be rehed on incases of disDlaremMva n2
JUL fonetional 1 derangement " ft buUda np the
?por, haggard and dragged -out victim and
e. It is the only taedicine for woman's
peculiar weaknesse and ailmenta old ,2
.l,1?IIIKf?.,.,f.c!!?Mto. morimmt
the annals nf
enthusiasm.
the world
lis
Ii
in
the triumph of
hats. Pojmldir Sti-
1 :
T
ana con-
railroad
- 'The new iron
the Missouri lliver, a few n
KansafiCity, jia oet
hrri tons.
brid
mi
break f nut
meals.'3
es
1
long
across
beldvi
and
A Safe Use of Ice.J ''!
i If the scare about disease germs in ice'
to li?l CSPE?!J r s!1 nd
water, jt will do! a vast i
m Bacteria are, not tha
in?
amount of good
danjrer in ipp - itu' j-f . .e. 01
. ; . - - -:rican nabit4-t
for it is confined -to this country
delugmg the stomach with drauStlof
iced-watcr with the meals, is most ner
mcious. i It retards digestion" until Pt
normal heat of e stomh. runed
-TMh!rifi? W? Vf dyspepsT '
jlf the water U placed in She refnVer
ator, or elsewhere in contact with;
ice or cold air,-until it be jo!d enough
to be agreeable, here will be no danr
from disease germs and less dan4rof
dysrepsia.-iVri.ir
. Te Qrange Diam'oBd.
ii f large- niimber of. dealers
npisieurs were altrartfld n
when the new monster gem that will be
known, amo4g notable specimens of
preous stonls as the Orange Diamond
cam : under he hammer,, for the! first
time, i Itwaslthd last lot offered f or f he
3ay! and j wis described as ma!
hnt;xolciedbriUianV weighin-l
carafa abqutltcn1 carats heavie? thaV the
Koh-i-noor),Jncunted as a brooch," with
a border of ..CrVlarm wW-
The stone, was found ia the Oran-e
JUver, and; is ofj a' decided orange hul
It was cut in London and madeJo
brooch, being surrounded with- a- circle
of sixteen , large white brilliants. , The
appearance ci the gem is striking In.
tn7otAk Z??na Slowing, it seems
iJSSi jge ves, which
it sends gliding and dancing over its
terest by those nrpspnf h. JtJr V
vr Jv i ' As a tentative figure
MnFoster uggef ted 5,000, which,
amid discouriging silence, he soon rel
duced to 3l0jahd 2,000. -2
in vain for a! short time,' Poster an
nounced 0iath no bid that
the lewel would; rptnain V- j. ;
Ua o "."i UUS oi
, Itchin Plies. !
Symptoms Moistura ; itsnse IteWne ami
etmgmg; worse by gcratcWne. If allowed
"'om n? very sore. Swatkk's O.kt.
"Kffirlng an bleeding, heals nl
morl .il anyt case? amoves the tu
mors. l-quallyefflcaeioTSi'ia curing- all ikin
Diaeaaea. Drt. S WAYNE SONi PhiladelDhia.
8enfr bymailfof0cts. A sold b arott
. 4
In the TTin tfpr nf cnr i - . . .
of -CndalTreenfla8h f htnin nd bit
: jl .
mTI,e "tMt t,lde Thiag.
the cutest MthS!gg0lWteto ? t
-'A111 said thjj opera siLer "i,
cotes for note: large notef foY high "oteal
.'' , oBBp.!a !suie4 jurcj.
tlS .'BaitoP!?to,fao iarorm your readers
k TsTTli T j iu iuBiy use tnonsanda of
OP1 cawss have been pcrmanenyifrS i
t e 8lad to send twoUtUof myniedy
f , Ftmr readers who
T.
The miehtr
I
fin lltr IB II nAV Mk.I...Ji
, m wi an eagle.
- " " ' 1 1 If 'm. I
Dr. SJage's Ca-
. Z d.en,tl-t has yet bejn able to
untuu; time.
pull the
cKv?hnHatol,Ltion H an Instrument
Particulars addi Cit? w2Ti pk"" For
BwS.tork: 5 IWVPhfrrcy. 2M
l
- .t . . n
Afi." menda everythlne!
Oilna.Gla8a.Wood. FreeViafa at I)r
A BouT-atlrring gnbjetif a nail In your ehoe.
BmVi
Drags &Gro
After DiDhtherin
Strict ferer or pneumonia,!; the patient reooren
strength slowly, as the system is weak and debOl.
tated. and the blood DolaMiedbr thn r.nM. , .v.
lu. nn... . ... ii ' : -o
is aeeaeau a good reliable toaWand
blood PUriOer like Hood's aarsaoami. m-k v.
Just the ele nenU of streagtii for the bodl
TZTJr W?" l- brlag,
rtfl!!0C0Trin from P fckness with
uZS$ y heajl to the ends ;of mr toS. IkiS
-rrwii
Hood's Sarsaparilla ?
VS81- 1;8llori Prepared only
by a L HOOD CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, jt V
I OO Doses One Dollar -
HOME Kl?-;
HOW nE WON.
William
:,BeacbtJ ' Ifaalan Cohaaeror
Tells Uew lie Did It. ; .
The recent' exploit of Mr. "WlQiam Beach
leaves no doubt that be is the handiest man
In the world with the sculls.; fh ease with
which he utrowed hi3 opponent,! the sup-
in
st. Jacobs om
WHAT IT HAS DONE.
- Relief. In any climate at any Reason one
or two applications or bt. Jacob Uil reueves ;
I
Cores. The contents ofa botUehave cured
thousands of extreme chronic cases. Used ac
cording to directions - there is a cure in
every bottle. . t- ! j . - - -
The Testimony .'-Thousands of testimo
nials substantiate the above statements In the
core of all kinds of painful ailments.'
posed invincible Ned llanJan. shows that
form, stroke and muscular development
P1 sculling, be .has no euat j often cures permanently, This is the average
Althoueh an Australian bv virtue of resi- rnMiiiniininMN i
. " . . a a .v.. j vi. i
; in 1851,and removed with his parents to New
- South Wales In 1854. 1 tl was brought up to
his father's trade, and while toiling like a
young Vulcan in the wnithy. unconsciously
developed that magnificent physique which
has since brought him world-wide distinction.
When about twenty-three years of age,
" Beach commenced rowing on the Uhvwarra
Lakes against local coirprtitors.and from the
outset kept winning until gradaally handi
capped out of all races. Following are his
cmei aquatic perrormances while in Aos
. tralia: ,-Jj t i ; - -.sj " - '-, :.
. December, 1S30 Won Deeble's handicap,
Woolloomooloo Bay. :i( ' I -January;
1881 Second Frmont Regatta,
won by Pearce. . ; "i ' i"
- Januaryf 1881 Second National j RegattaT
won by D.i M'Donald. f
February, 1881 Beat N. McDonald. Parra
matta River. -;a - - - .; i
- March, 1881 Beat George Solomons.
May, 1831 Beat Charles Reynolds.
Octpber,! 1883 Secodd Punch trophy, won
by E.;G Larcock. j r 1
December, 1882 Baat T.I Clifford, Parra-"
matta River. i i
Janiiarr,18S3 National Regatta, swamped
won by Messenger. - ji i . . i ; .'
, March,188:i Nowhere. Grafton Tr ft.
by p.; M'Donald. .
Woolloomooloo Bay
won I
March, 1883 Won
December. 7 Won James Hunt's trophy
Parramatta River. j. ,
.April , 2. 1885-uBeaten by E. 'Trickelt
championship (first time. X i 1
April 12. . 1883 Eat R.'THlrett
pionship. ti i. ,j .
.April 17, 1883-Beat E.' Trickett, cham
April 12: lS84BpfcR Triv.t.t. oh.T
. - VJ,.
.August J Jfi, 1381 Beat E. Hanlan, cham
pionship world. ji . :
March 17, 1885-Beat T. Clifford.champion
finin nrArM (
March 27. ISSj RpatTs TTr.i,n v
Uecember 19. 1885 Bpafc N- Mtt
November 26. 1887-BAfcF TTonlon Vms-m
pionship world. 1 '
Air. Beach's system of rrafnnrfnini
run of two or three miips hefnra K.i-r.
a walk of six or seven miles afterwards, and
a pull over the course; After dinner comes
"iviuer two mile walk and a second pul
over the course. dnrin whirh ha m-, v.;-.
, ... . O Mv .vns uiui
u KU6 out, eases oav and then pulls
A man ; under such physical strain, even
though he.be a giant, must -of ten feel the
r.u rengen to his will.and. power
ing, previous to meeting Edward Hanlan the
"u.v iot tne ; world's championship,
his trainer bought for him Warners safe
. L uo ys: A 'was agreeably astoif
If great b6nefit which foUowed its
. . hije in training he finds this the best
possible aid to a command of all his natural
powers, because it does not first goad and
afterward; weaken the syRtem, but acts in
perfect harmony with nature s laws.
Air. Beach's experience is confirmed by the
Snceofiman7Tthousands of athletes all
over tne world. Under the great physical
strain they break down and difprematurel?
because they have not been able to keep dil
ease away from their kidneys and liver
wnence roost diseases originate. Mr Bearh
recognizes this necessity,nd I baf sagaty
enough to use the only scienliflc spaSfcJ
that ; Purpose He has not only the prestige
Sn? he. P.resti of a ti-ue acien
wJ ?le ht0d1.ot .tra,ninS nd keeping up hi
wonderful physical condition. If he did not
voiunmruy g4ve up lha championship, it
would no doubt be a long time before itVaa i
wrested from him. t
: . .
The IDinois W. C. T. TT ch- - i i
membership of over 12.000, of whcnV 1,391
ll pfedged children ik its
Loyal Temperance LegVn, a, reported to the
State Superintendent Ther eJ doubtless!
others not reported. i
. The Proof.To make sure of this show
ing, answers to inquiries concerning the per
manency of the enres resulted as follows;
That from date of healing to date of rerpomt
every cure hat remaintd permanent trilfiovt re
currence of pain. j " ; ; - --
ItS SDDremaCV.-Th tTrpntvmilT;An kJ.
rtles sold can be justly rated as so many cures ;
mmuiwi netycase a permanent cure. Its
price is the surety of everv bottle hpinr th
iuurc, errj uviue ociog a cnrcaiia tne poor
m rrrf tA. '
X i - '
Sold by Druffgleti and Denlcrt Frtjyere,
The Charles A. YocelT Co Balto-. aid.
. .. KIDDER'S
GOBS DIRECT TO BfUX sPOTi
oeu tbe oe of Wri i .
Tooth, Health, Vicar.
am, as rood
of roins; back
AtliYn.
ntBMIffflli
! mi I I III i r - - -- 1
A 8IIRE CL'RF. Tim
INDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA.
for Iadirestlon that fhey hare ersr ased.
FOB CIIOURA IHFANTUfJ.
IT WTLL CURB THK MOST AOORAyATKD CiSt J
IT WILL STOP vny irtvU ii VliBmt A! '
IT WILT. KELIKVK CONSTIPATION
for summer Compllt ant Chronls XAmrtmi
.Tsks DYGESTYU3f for aU pmbS dtaord t
S h:;.rr,uL, yoa. .xprs prrpald.
BxusTTKa. Reiurenatea WrinVtr" .Hi3
Drug, or a. E. aVrx'tJ
Buchu-Paiba.T
w, all acaojlnr XidiV r: .
Crinarraari, Oafanbof
D.f
3SE
F
a
T fWIlMAaa.ai
au.neij till Esliere arl fn
If ICU MtT!Lt
If Yfin tre edlncot in urine liie i)rtl JjIV, j
!
I
Do not hi lm t T " iTr -"" PTP
w.r.
IV1ARVELOUS
P
il
DISCOVERY.
Wholly .alike artlOclal arsteaa.
ii
E ll ( .1
thn? w"w;RED Pa.
College : two cIaa, Ti.V amUSTTl?.' ? beru.
Wof Penn, hulla. j Vo aTwclle.TcS', "
orslt
WcUeslf
ProsDoctua Mr r r. T7T
.jSETTE. a.7 Elfth Ara. Kew Tork.
! b. b. b:
(Botanic. Blood Balm.)
the great Blood Purifier and Tonic It
cures Scrofula, Kidney Troubles, Catarrh,
Skin Humors, Rheumatism, Ernptiong,
Boils, etc.. and is a wonderful tonic '
or sale by all druggists. ; . .
mm
THOUSANDS
aay tfaaj
Ely's Cream Balm
i ' cure them af .
'CATARRH.
ApplTBalm into each nostril
KIT Baos.gtGr swlch tut. S. T.
JONES
p?2tt4fS.Bl&B!
distress or nrtTir, VL. " cutA
f YOU SESteSffi&BafSfti
1 JOU Gall Stone, Fererimd
If You StltaSte
I I UU Seminal Weakness, or friLl"00
I UU der, Stoppage of urulr KuSSj
Vp., hare poor Appetite, TW1 Txp tvl ,
I UU breath, or jsrmsxi: silmV 1 fT. r-
D
hon t neg-1
a xun-do-n
early ej-njpu-iujL
T!iauUoa
1." " "'""'w uaT to rntsroT!
IIGennfM h.r. tn- t- t, .
All ouuidTandlnsldo wrapp' UkCD !
Sold bSrtonX,r - eJ
S1.00 Six Bottles $3.00'
I'GURE PITS!
fcrstiBM.
radical cure.
tn r
rrat ear rcmdr t tiT. 7 l'- 1
ior a trntat ud
Sd st
reperra4
FR"A-ZER""'AXLE
araw?-.T,nJL2?nR" GREASE
SOLDIERS
A.W.MsCorsMck A Km. kUML
. . .
MM
o4; OOlrrrs uel p
booaiy collected; Desrr'
D E N S ! fl M 5 ? Heirs.
.w..w ciimr-K. m iea ca eaa -
w4 for dr.
M " " ' W . I .1. I I I Ml
C U. (.fiLSTtlSi Ac CO4 WadOnstoa. Ii c
W,.!?Ke(-TitT
"uiunxUN. K. Jt
B!a!r'sPil!s.c.1
Oral Bax.tf
FREE
O-i-. XOOIT. CO, 0iaal4V
If t9 alar, aamplss
JI HB l hormc t
Ml
feet. Writ
ey R-ta HoIIpt Co, HoJ. Kb
aOLOlswerr. t per TH.
ran $uaan, tx u Ek at
I bb. anil. 1 I -J. " " " ctt-v S3U0 per TTl. Tetur-. r.. a.i i.
j oracaMofCataiThlnthoHea jf.
--in iii
CATARRH IK THE HEAD!
obmSon" of the KAT)y beadache,
bead into the throat MmrtfSSarye8 failing: 'from the
has' a 'Vasal twan- the rf lbe IoIco ia clianed and
impaired; therTS'a senti MV nd tasto
mon, a uackln coueh andi'K,. wlA.enI" deprra-
apove-named mnotomi rl;ti-1 MnV tt of.
fCorraianT, .1887.1
ffiS-1. .branof the nasal .nd other
xnousands of caaoa nnnTiVn. -.i.l . Hem in an rone cose.
uxxuerscooo, or more unaucee-rfun SZS u'
BSBBBBBSBBBBBBSBBBSBBBSSl I v UJ UBlCUinS.
Col'hox Sehse
1 -Qalon or the system, in
; directed to Ou, ,ea?e -up
odious diseaseVand wetrlat srT,n2 we see ot this
nually at itoelnraWHotei andsSrIi0!18 ' cases an
; we realize the ImporfeuicVof TOmhiLWute' tht do
aoothing- and healiny appbtin f JL? a local,
nal Use of blooeanaL? , iSSSft.?? Pat Inter-
"V"-1 JUDf aiaeases, weak .ms -
trei
symptoms are lit
wi
mi 1
7n,""" more aeoeotive and o-...
onsuceeaRfunw v vrr,"?w"",
rtxi.' a jnoe an evil, trV at itt
Storrh. preliposin- or real cause of
-iw aMa
Ceiet
Reuakcl
tarrhal - deaf nessV TweakTifl TZZ stomach, ca
blood, scrofuKa'ndsVUirf.J
::1 "TPbUitio taimtbe-w
IcalDiac.-errca
S -- r a-U nsirnni SAAenl a n 1 1
CriAT.lj thareh. - T - yiviruuui lUHf IOii;CK"B
ind mtorinV to "iu
anion. Am m ui ' . - " "
and
trace, j j
UtlUlCT 1111 .
which comoTwtt-ers . " uu,urP"e?- As tnoae disrasn
brana, oof th bTJT Tn'?Uef! Lbe Unuif raucous mom- ! !
in ?S,,?7ai?n f beallnf tbe diseased condi- i
ltUrf! best preparation errr tnrcntrd. i
orn?lVrt to Produces; do smartir- !
ful antlaerltle. and rlM1? sa power-
Lccil
iSEHT.
panfes so man
"oee who suffer from this di
1
pekh(kekt
; Cures, ;
-Yrtr.rJ Tery Is the patural '
n4 eil0f Dr 85r' CauJrh Ermrtty. It
S?tS2 S!??' Purrrnlates. and buiWl
JfJE "rarfe to a healthy standard. and coo-'
quers Uiroat, bronchial, and lunar ccUcatSi
effect UDon the linimr but, from its somtUxj
Catarrh KenraXid "o and T. F.vrl
Jim atx bottles foe t m fw t" Z77T 5? worK orcr. IHacorrry
ahoreuSydof Dr- W'a Catarrh Ecmcdy W ct-cu;
ckfthitet 2Tc&SSf Tamable Vdi a. to
PXetSrlr VrlHF'
. Address, World. IMspenwy MedJr-l joei.non.
ii.sMiULin Etreet, Bcttaxo,' X. T.
hniM tr
When a cure
Both
SBBS. S. fc ' BSSBBBBBSBSStlBBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBa
Q : ' A ' A Asm -Mass. fa, v '- f 11
1 Sold by Druggft.. I SICK
i Ll 1 I 23 Cents vi.t I I nf(J
A tiij ' iSdiKI. Conlpation, VI
v ..... I
W. As a irentle sSauVe, iTTi nd
tmraraiive. k T.7L . . " wersuiTe, or a-ri
-'"wmow perfect satisfaction.
ORIGINAL
ITTI P 1 Mtro di i 1 e
PILL, ffcer are TneAl t
SMAT.T.rflT, CHBAP1ST. EABtro e
T.PrjTrmTf Imttstloria. which contain Poiaotvrua Vf.- l. 1 .
lh-. Pleroe-a Pellet., which are little SnrVrC "rltrmJ Always ask for
or Antetiilooi Grannlea. ONE PCU-ET A ooir
HEADACHE
;J.ri.,.TfT rret a Tarter rr dimM it ..
w ufvue escapios; their aanatlTe Influence.
j j afaerar4 by WOaUTB DISPXyslET ETDIU.L ASTXXlTIOf,
BUPPALO, T- TT.