His Breath Caught Firo. Dr. George T. Beatson thus writes in the British Medical Journal: I have thought it right, to put on record the following case, as it seems to me to be one of some rarity and to have some importance from a medico-legal point of view, I cannot do better than give the facts in the words of the patient himself, who communicated them to ma by letter. Tie writes as as follows .* "A rather strange thincr happened to myself about a week ago. For a month or so I was troubled very much with foul eructations. I had no pain, but the smell of the gas which came from my stomach was disagreeable to myself and to all who happened to be in the room., About a week ago, as 1 said, I got up in the morning and lighted a match to see lhe time, and when 1 put the match near my mouth to blow it out my breath caught lire and gave a loud crack like the report of a pistol. It burnt my lips and they are still a little sore. I got a terrible surprise, and so did my wife, for the report awakenei her." From the above occurrence it would appear that the conditions known as "halitosis," or diseased breath, is not only a source of misery to the sufferer and those compelled to associate with him, hut may, under certain circum stances, become a condition of danger to the unfortunate possessor of it. In the present instance tho gaseous results of the imperfect'y digested food had their atoms of carbon and hydrogen so arranged as to give rise to the presence of carbureted hydrogen, the inflamma ble and explosive qualities of which came into play when mixed with a due proportion of atmospheric air in pres ence of the ungarded light of the burn ing match. 1 may add that the patient to whom this accident happened is a most intelligent aiul observant man,; n 1 that the diet 1 perscribed for the indi gestion from whieh he suffers from time to tuna has alcohol excluded from it, and I know tnat my instrn ctions in that respect are acted upon. One Good Deed Begets Another. A friend related an incident to me to day about Mr. James W. Scoville, of Oak Paik, which will he of interest to the people who assembled the other at teinoon to witness tiie laying'of the corner-stone of the Scoville institute in that charming suburb. The great dis tinction between different philanthro pists is that some of them give their money in their lifetime and others give it after they are dead and have no use for it themselves. Mr. Peabody, of blessed memory, was moved to make his princely benefactions by reading on a tombstone in London of a man who had bestowed large sums of money "in bis lifetime," and Mr. Scoville was similarly affected by an incident that befell him in the Cooper institute in New York. "While he was in the office of the institute a clerk came in with a plumber's bill which he had gone out to pay, and informed the officers that the plumber refused to take any pay for his work. When asked for an explana tioc he said that he was a prosperous man and that he owed it all to Peter Cooper. When he was a hopeless, pen nile.-s ltd on the streets of New York lie had beer, taken up aml.-given an ed ucation at the Cooper institute, and he could never charge Mr. Cooper for any thing. 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TMt tf the Wik over win-It juiir grandmother* laughed till they cried, and It i< ju.t u< funny to-day a. ever. Funey Work fur llnine Adornment. *n en tirely new work uiinu this subject .containing rn.y and practical instruction, fur making fancy baskets, * all |.'crW. t, brackets. tie work, embroidery, etc., etc., pro iuarlr and elegantly illu.tr:,tel. Grimm's Fnlry ktnrlva fur the Young. The Bnr.t mUcci -ill • T 1..1ry florin ever published. The child ten wilt be delighted with them. The l,ntly ot the l.uke. By Sir Walter Seott. " Tli*' l.adr * f 1,.- 4 Lake " ix a romance in \er..e, and oi all 1 the w-.rk. F.i Scot 1 --ic it m->re hrautiful than tl,ix. M in, 11 tit >,t IJI uetf eI-r 1. 11. ,av I Gentlemen, n r:l1 1 ■" I lin-i,r,. an 1 |f,-l I-. diug,gi,lug the rulex of tnu 1- 1 - - li-p-tle f--r all c, t.iuu j. 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Mtinriera und t'uatoma In Fur A wny I.nnda, x v.-rt iuterexting ant iu.trucUve boo', uf irati!., deMtrib lu< tho tecu!iar life, habit*, manner.aud custumx of the pcjple of foreign Countries; illn-trat. A. Kltteen 4'omplete Ktortea by ropttlar Author", rmbra-ing love, huinuroux nt.d detcetlve stories, stories ui o-i.-tr tile, of adrculure, of railway lile, etc., all *c-ry in tcrcxllnc. . The Hndgetof Wit, Humnrnnd Fnn, a large eelloetioa of the runuy atorlex, tki tchcx, anecdotes. |k>-m<, it.d j.n.-i tlia'. liave h'-.-n written f.>r xonu t ears ; lllua't. d. F-efnl Knowledge for the Mililon. a liaudy book of 1 < t .l in f.i.uatiuu fur all, upuu luauy aud tariuux su . : i.l'i trated. Fulled Ituek. A Kovcl, by Hugh Conway, author niin rs-fl t Prt ftPUFD. W-H1 *•• 1 tir of Ihw t*v>k .nil oar r*tnlosn<\ ront.lnlng bba Ui i •■■ &f alli : liu; aa<t hook* rr IJt rrata In xamp*. Aay 9 bn>U- SO €•.: ilir u hole IO I *I.OO. . i.l !•. <. V.. . KiMriMT'-.! Hour; Order, and addrcaa at t'UAMiLIN XfcAt 1 COM4' \ XV. *" Filbert Street. Philadelphia, l't. "SHE G-IJEUL I WE." 'CZ?i::^TcDlZlTjn : . - * - ----- *" S "''' "'" liL-tr;tr- :b>ticr- ■ cf & Bncpy mr.de by T. T. Haydoek. which is not only th® Leading • 4_'V ii: ihi-t ri ;jr\ bat 'It'ISII LKADf%U BBGGIT OF AttFItlCA. llua i k'g Safi tv King Bolt :ind Fifth Wheel. Ask you denier for th® T. T, i.MVROCK BI'GGT, with the llaydock Safety King Bolt and Fifth WheeL j.if is inset urc riding over any other. (Vila rietnre rt'.l br tarnished CO • lirjv ceM, Jrine4 in elcjiat ftrte, to wsreor vho will acres to frame It.) .mrcLoss STAMP. j tjn. T. o C u n hpf^aL a rri^"l?Jl a Cor. I'lcm and Twelfth Sfi., CISCf*SATI f O. AGEFI3 WAIiTED "wIIERE VTC HAVE HniTE! KO ISVESTHEET EO F-iQITTAELE. _ "SfNESS!" Yes, we mean business, by offering the above first-rate IVi. •> IJOX CUTTER (also another style) with patent shifting shafts for (if:: r:U \ or centre draft, for $15.00 without, and $16.50 with, full lazy t r:- r now. Don't wait till snow flies, when we shall be soruslmd thal wo c; .mot fill our orders. Enough said. LOOM IS M'F'G CO., LA PORTE. Ind. % THE ENTERPRISE VAPOR HEDICATOR, A NEW TATENT STEAM MEDICATOR, INHALER, DISINFECTOR, &c. ' ,/ ,Js J CONSUMPTION. NASAL CATA22H, EAY AND HOSE FEVE2, DIPHTHE2IA, WHOOPING COUGH, CUINSY, COLD IN THE HEAE, SCEOFULA SWELLINGS, ASTHMA, / Y B2ONOHITIS, PLEUEI3Y, PNEUMONIA, NEU2ALGIA, MUMPS, DIBMENO22H(£L i Jirst time "SOLIDS" could be used in MEDIC A TING STEAM. 11l " (WT) Nasal Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma. a \L--'W I In all these diseases tho Medicator is worth ten times the price asked. \ f, #7/ Any I.a<ly can Beautify her Complexion after using a few days. /Q j HARMLESS BUT CERTAIN. NESL - It caa Is cssd far a NUESE cr LUNCH LAMP, having an extra attachment cf a Cup. Price, Complete, $3.00. By Mail, $3.23. AGENTS WANTED. —Good reliable Agents wanted to handle onr Medicator ;—rargeProfits,—Sells at Sight. One Agent sold Twenty-seven /' | in one day. Write for terms and circulars to the ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATOR CO., - 30 UNION SQUARE. NEW YORK. ~ EUREKA FOLDING CANOPY TOr. Ti fe Made in different sizes, and can bo attached to nearly all wagons, bug gies, phaetons and carts. Easily rTFT" removed and folds like an umbrella, i i ou ~ wagon maker or dealer, send to us fop i'\ \ illustrated circular and price list. /A T\ Agents wanted everywhere, p-Oy' Mention this paper. V ; D. C. BEERS & CO., \/ \ y 'i \ i' / \\/ PATENTEES and MANUFACTURERS, \l NEWTOWN, Conn. THE GATES TOBACCO SAW. X ■ ISS SAMPLE i/f BY MAIL: ■ '*! t SI.OO THE ONLY ADJUSTABLE SAW Address the IN THE WORLD. GOODSPEED MANUPACTUEING CO., EAST Conn. capßOTCTiraa|BMm';idii:i,na!mnn riJ'Ta-' ~mTirm. Over Ten Ihousand Trial Avoid tUt .mpoiition of pretentious rejo^ vji i> mailed to pa- fmjr die. forUiew trouble*, and all QU>M**v l\ r PnrirarF tl e on ! Bal ? rß P p^°'??rtlon iw rm whose only aim is to bleed thofrvlo" S,fSaXM'WS (122^MlfeSM.'otSSfSS'SlSSS HARRIS. SEMINAL PASTlLLES.^k^^f>^oH!:irsS?r.'^,°'T^S3i A RadicalCurofor.NervonsDebility, Organic ruf * gcientific medical principles. Bydirecl VVeuknoss and Physical Decay in Yonng or Mid ipplication to the seat of disease its specifio dlo Agod MOIL Tested for Eight Years in thousand cases they absolutely restore ? .ctlol*l * B °f the human organism restored. Tho aged and broken down men to the full enjoyment of cle menUpflife are given back, the patient perfect and full Manly Strength and Vigorous Health. Dccomes cheerful and rapidly gains both strength and health rREATMEHT;—Oa.IIBtttb.I3. Mfatt TbMi, 34 Work, or too free Indulgence, we ask that yoa send us _ your name with statement of your trouble, and secure REMED ¥ CO., MF'C CHEMISTS. TIIIALBACKAGE FREE, with Ulust'd Pamphlet.Ao. 306K N. Tenth Street. ST. ItOZJIB IfO. ' RUPTURED PERSONS can have FREE Trial of our A ppl ianlce/ forTemie 5 J At the World's Merry. A Korel. By Florence Warden, author of " The House 00 the klarsh," etc. Mildred Trevanloa. A Novel. By "The Duch ess," suthr of "Molly Ilswu," etc. Durk Ituys. A Novel, by lingh Conway, author of " Call, t ItßCk/' The Mystery of the Holly Tree. A Novel. Br the author of " Dora Thorue," Hhndows on the know. A Novel. Ry Tt. L. Far jeoo. author of " Br.-ad-and-Cheese-and-Kisaes," etc. .. The tray Woman. X Novel. By Mrs. Uaekell, author of •' Mary Ilarlou," etc. The Froern Deep. A Novel. By Wiikle Collins, author ot " The Wotaan iu White," etc. Ited Court Farm. A Novel. By Mrs. Henry j Woo-1. author of " Kail Lynne," etc. 1,1 Cupid's Net. A Novel. By the Author of," Dora Thorn- " Ituek to the (ltd llnme. A Novel. ItyMaryCecU Hay. author of" ill-ldrn Perils," ete. John llowerhuak'c Wife. A Novel. By Miss Muln k author of "John Halifan Uenttemsn," etc. . l.udy Gwendoline's Dream. A Novel. By tho author f • Dora Thorue," etc. Jasper Dune's Nee ret. A Novel. By Miss It. L Brat lon. author of "Aurora Floyd," etc. I.e.,line. A Novel. By Mary Cecil Hay, author of "Brenda Yorke." ete. I Giibrlel'a Marriage. A Novel. By M'Hkio Collins, author of " No Name," etc. . David Hunt. A Novel. By Mrs. Ana 8. Stephens, ) author of •• K'aahion and Famine," etc. Itrnplng the Whirlwind. A Novrt. By Mary Cecil Hay. author of " Old Middleu.u'a Mauey," etc. Dudley Farleon. A Novel. By Mlas M. K. Brad- I dou, author of " Lady Audler's Secret," etc. Faaleat " Tin Myhtkby or tub IfesuLaxtMi. A Novel. Br KtisW. Pierre, author of "The Birth Mark," ete. A Golden Duwn. A Novel. By the author of "Dora Thorue." etc. „ Valerie's Fate. A Novel. By Mrs. Alexander, author of " The Wooing O't," etc. . SDtrr Hose. A Novel. By Wilkie Collins, author ot "The Woman In White." ete. ~. Anne. A Novak By Mrs. Henry Wood, author of "Kat Lynne," The I.mi re! Rash. A Novel. By Miss Muloek, author of "Jotia Halifax. Geptlcmaa." etc. Amoa Iturlen. A Novel. By George F.llot,author of "Adatu Bode," " The Mill on the I- loss," tie.
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