7
n
; ii
A
Tt.e kJlli-W i. .. i. v .I r p. . i.
VlCi'l'l,', if" If et. llC.rt't.i .'vlll :inl
Languid UnVtr.w.'s ui r.c' t ui atten
tion every w here along tbe river. 1 do
Jt See a tvauMtu f ce r tigor- nor a
roey cheek ; u dead leaden color U on
alt f.ct f. o hi o p-mj. in.- " fe
male. I lo l at the Ir.im ( l rtv-r,
I feel the foul. Cfi Irz , I (! i
the high grei n li: 1. Hie (liang nvu
lerB and tlm time ire,.rlii.g p e over
h"wifi ' h h' no e IT ' -mi.
ti n b der a e bo b s t.nd bu i l el
ftmkuj'ii ; ti tcr iii. i imi-y it-oi-
?rB .tini you vvill wee this de.-;h-ie
pallor on all farts.
TDie!iHiw did t he acraeof p-r'eo
tion tt ljni, suft.mer. with a
cool, Hpne.ttto autumn a -il ir en g
whiter, yet Here is it want of mn)
and life via ing the. pei.ple. Torre is
plrCiT Of lOoU, tUll of rXPfllf t lllilltj
for (Jii n rice, wtiic', tuiller, peae,
be-tns, C'-rri. oilri au-J fruits of mar y
varl;ie all within the m-aiis uf the
liiirutvesl l.ih itfr.
I entar a lire liMJ near a btm'et. by
th side of a luxuriant gr'Wthnf rul
ing wheat. Tbe fl-id is c ein, not a
Weed visittle ; tint cluBtt ttige'her aid
four feet high fand a's'ks with trg
dry heads, biown and decaying now,
for their tiiigtu 0 'eis idd iii.m. b
ago. Thesa drc.iylrg rt Ik ep U ;
thry tell me wtiv tbe deih pl!or ia
upon alt facos, Irotu the tfciivrlrd r r tn
Of g tO tb bowlrgged Ctll'ii siting
In the Citt.5t d.Kir. O n-'diic ive viper..
t:ur?e of mil' ion ! Woo "bul dire in
e'.and up in thu pres-nc-. of thifi
fading, degenerating tuple ai d n) t !
evil I not wult-Ppreail an 1 t it;;!.
TrsVerse the tal.rs. pontons nf all
ill prnvUiCtS ; n.'t tti-i c'lU'S !.iif, tu
ttlr cjnir, i f hr -.T.iy pl.iC'1 kro at
.iui!tf(t and b 9!n-rd i ti tri.
Hack ptS'e, even 'o 'he C'ls.
i
I
rrrd I nder tLe Urra' poIeon.
1'jiMp M :d. Fie..t win
rveil under i tie prri-t Xp !eon frma
M pcnw lo WterKio, li 'iviu in Ij cuii
C.p, lVmi8lni . II s L.iir is white
aa now, and tut a biu ot iiint-'y-tie
hia intellect ti surprising. II -r-jdi ' l e
papers Hitrii.nt rp.-ctclf, iiid fund ul
O' talkie about the d.iva ti-u i.e
fough: under Mtrsbal Ny.
I', was chi d'.i pUy in thoso rmi
p)uu". il uo!d tud a tii ger llO H
at S'liolen-ki. an.! thrm fi.jin.t (')
3rk'H fp -ar laid iiim o hi C 'imI-.,
the t fff -t of whtotk s v bUlil- i um.'ti-
BUnlli hC.JT X'endn if ir Ul Ilia leil r)-
to tt b.c k ir hiaear. A' W iirrioo t.
received a bcl et woui.d in Jin . OhkIi,
and iy on Dm t..it'i fl-,i f ,r tn j
four hours I tfir he wad disco v rrd.
H? caine ti Ameitc wi b t.ii vif
acd finir rbi'dim in lfufl, nc r.irli to
live in France under I u a Piii ii-p .
llr via iu I'.ii.adt phu tor ler y-ms
and then I s went, to I., .cuit Gs brrr
he bus live; eVi-r iiince.
Tlir Cruiienn V" r temp'o.i t'tai to
flaht urid. r an"! her X-ip deon, but tL
tbouubt I hut h- w-.ii ill be 2nn li
rnuoket on itie .me h .le r.s l tr Br'i
Who huiubled 'ii d'lai itie grt-ul N jui
eon, drlerifii him tmrn .CtiQ t-u i.u.
under '.he l;-ticri luiir.er.
1 lit? AJan ho Laubi.
Tli6rp one xnn wbot jci-RMrr Ii m
thentrt dur!:7 m cvn-j b r h u.n
to Ihr tilui lutf-r. II- In tht rHMfr'
lautrht r I vrr saw, I. k nil ii
luji:h-r3 ia fat, n! u fill- 10.1.
With iUtriy untOifii'8 fo niournl Vvi.rii
lrtiish ttir c u an aurlii not- j'nra'
and b to:, thr m,!tDOf and h- br fit
ia m UuutitJ m.cn. Wu-i. tl.
liiuhm b i9 ba $ on for fur tr
flvtt m ti u.r5, Miifl ev ryt:oija ul- r-or-
.lid M fwii.iir. tnkt- h rMf. in r- in
a lul; Vitk ba P iUNHhtch 19 ln-nif4T-ffly
titkrn ly l;w j.HMinrn
obtef d a r-n !- mo !u a't-tl XV U ! M
frcm th lnaifhri wU it uiirhc it
ui&t.l rim-tirs on Lis cu no fcry
fori. InD)riiatc!y 1 ti- Mi'inncH loij-1
thtf e t-i-b-i of L-ir tiu t u
ititO H f'if. Fll-tik2s I ff tt Mi
iover to t,r, uiea t j i-t it h ,i, fin ,
wi 'i Lull. iii rom- wn.ri . u u rt-n
cr .wnevary linn, .,t1 h fii-tnia ket
their et j ra i;i i u ot b'iuiDl mum
Of tie perform -nee. JJ ' U- j .i iri
laogbier I evi-r h-Mr.
1 l artntute ong w rftrr.
jProi'lf tba ru.i.-t fotunae uf nil
popular aon r"er ir-m M B b-i i.i
point i f v ew is Fihi k II r I. h .Ht.
lnri m- fr .m ht fl ( ajj.jj 1. t. O . y -Fr)
B lHis.lr.', s Stid t.i v lr
ZQ -ire th.n 3 K to a a ngtf y ,r. It
juust ba tfirut- in oiii.il t h, h- i wrii
kn iwn negrn mm rei airmr. a- d l er.
fore, ha onusuil orpr' ut.i' i.a f..r tn
troduoin hi5 mi ii toihe pn'.i.e a- ii
tuiik-rg th. m p- pu'xr. Tnia f e s
tfcorouuh'y undrht.wd and i.,.r,Ci n?
by hia rortiahfrta. who on tii nrr .,,
pav bim royatttr-a murh Urg-r h n
th-y ofherwtM Wiii 1, aril pioimt u
tuueh larger than ev river In hi y
Other CoOipoavr f . po ar la
II 'ard ) rhf on of e i-n.
ttsn ard In a mvw ,r.1 m 1 f t . (i -t
an eartv ag-. II . -I .gi g u. t.
freet to draw a crow I .mui .l ih
wag. a of a hvrr ind pd r ,r. -a -rn
cliy, when Mia ll.riow. ih- w-j-U
known mtnatrtl msnagt r d ei . i.f
fclsa aad put M uj on i h- nm n nl i 4l-.
Ok.Wkiti roach.
TTlMyeahetd the aarr.lni. Th n a
erbp of th- aoiearrrnarh i f tt.af ra..ie
urntiie d!e,e, .,n.u-i pi...!.. Ask y..t,f.
.. Jva c.n u .ia i.r in- aak .f
ma au cent, to run Uie rlk and ro n.iihit g
for It. We knuw rrnm nprti tht
SftHiih'a I'ura will Curw jnur O o.h It
Sever fat's. Thla xp'a!n why n,rr i,,n
S MMIon Bottirs win a..ifl the p j.
It re!levea frr-up rl U ti i '( I i uk'i
ree. O' fce rr i i r w'-r. nt ti p
Laae irk St- it(..t
lurou Klaler t dt D. T J ft.,.
IT d.-ves t'i t k- I 't.g n. p . rh li : . -i
i ventre 'ha- h-a ts.M c '.iv
girded bv mc-. T.' a-vertl
last year's grnw'fc of r.j rr d
length, shave ech cf the ends to a fl .e
point, at.d lrtsr. tv, kIn.v- and the
other blow in th tlvl-ig b-juk. a unl. n
will be f.-rm-d at d the seared p a.-e
TTlll , after a fa? iesr, be grow a ever.
t
THE fJCW Q'JIMNE.
IIVES
G;h D PrETlTE
HAPPY DAV-,
UEF.T SLE'?i
A POWERFULTONIC.
thnt tht nuvt 1iirmt Hl.iiim-t will ltr.
ASPECIFIC FOR MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM.
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
ami all tru llr .
Thf mt clentin nl uociul Blood I'nrlfl
tr "nvrinr r hi
Mr J.ihn V 8 nrtowoh. Spin) a. N. ' . write J
"1 it-l mnl irla in tn Si.nili ru arm an4 lor a
1itii yftrit n!f"Pl frTEi ft ttfiitc.tinr rRrta.
1 m t rrlLilv run ilin ha 1 hrtr.1 at Ktkioe,
th Dew q.iltiio. It helfM-J m al cicw. 1
iritin.! Si p-Min1f. Hve cut bail ucb k&mI
hl'h '. n 'JO ver-.
Ill liar ltter of lm!lr character frora prom
larnt tolivit!ui. wrirn tm Koklni aa a
rfiur.lt ul aajoubiaj usrll, will b Dt oa
l-liilration.
L ltr friira tl hT parsons. rliOf lull
de'aK will irolun aip!iMlnn
KkiD raa tm tkto without any polal inl
aiTlrf. tl a hoitl . So 1.1 all druKglitu,
or n h ti nt tin rcaiot of tri.
THtK.MtlNEiO.M Warraa St.. Kew Turk
THE SAHFOED REFLECTOR
HOT-AIR FURNACE,
i;:t mun s'in ia i li-irt. 7
C"w30,OOO 8A.NFO.tD ITeatara la TJse.
ix li.r
.4 Trial Will Jn.llO.r Holi...
iKj HfiUf lw - r Th ' Panf i Jew.l ttlt irr..nt
1. -r.; r . : t i -ii!;ti.j.l i :- ft i. r.l iruuti.l I - t
1 r . nr--.- ; :v. r T.f.irt -r-n ir-r I ai-rr f. r Pr- 1-4
A: I...-CT lulit
Tio Parfjri Katioru.1 Pto-re Wort",
r.-t:tiri BiUr-xa. k. r. c:.?
r
1 ivr . in tlm
l-t . r-1 .va of tnirt
1 i i j t,i.iD it IttiDiJra
f 1 Mio;i -anJ rr1 nt! n 1 r ritau
T ' ' ( 1 Lit'iJ n P ud i "rtifii cu.
r . V P-i t iw. I-1 . - i ri t t t . -nt in
1 3 t rinU -', -rrv v 'i i --u;ir.cupr-
mxm 3 r iTii ..:., if t:.i I tt ! ;t'. nA
to i.t...o 1 tiau an t i'ii :, 1
l.fcjm... i..r-a a 1 ti- it f "ii'i''
st rs nee.
1 'i iji ir e r fxri
ft.. buiur
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la l':iii' s -.. .- l r. . .1 - i .i,. rry
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yr tl't't'-r A; tl-r -n? t-
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t .! u - . k , i ; - 1:1 iji-nt,i
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lV 1 tvii, o' M i., a i. i cvry t4;Mt
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a - ii;-: iH . - .-.-s.' -V 1" ; 1 rwr,T'f
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Jt -i h at ii'i'i-n ' T t
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KD15EUT EVANS,
- . 1 1 ma mm
UNDERTAKER,
AND HtltlTACI fKEH or
ao4 .lf.lrr in ail iiaJt at Ft KMTT'KE.
-A tall Iid l Catktl alaayt on baad.-V
Bodies Embalmed
VI HEN KKUt'lttU.
17J t. l!HJ.
Polloiaa wrutea at aaurt DMI'i la tn
OLD RELIABLE "ytTNA1
Aw4 witter I'irwt lui 4 .u,ti wloa.
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DICK,
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UVT l(IR THE
OF.1 h.KTH)IUi
F!!!E!sr!lMT.rin.
t'UiJIK.vrili Kf.iMtLi
l:rl!oorv M,t l. a
CCR. CENTRE AND SAKPLE STREETS,
EOCNSPU )C, PA.
J. II. OA NT. I'ropriator.
I'UKpt'KI.I.- will .l..r- Bd.1 a. at wr a
I "i I' l lu- In tii4iu. n..rn. I.ifnikio,
ar,-
l.an rum l.. rao m. ,
- r-ivriinina t Bt . a
kft..i ft ti
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Tn- o'rtr m l r.,t f tuft;. ... oK'aitna a
B. ln. to-.f..,. A , k t n..r--!. I. i-.
pa- d 1 1. ... ..i vou- won Ia. it ,ctl. Ja
il - o: li', F- r I'..-.. r---
I". iriKtMW frt-ft.ori.ra.
ho -a. t,t
Ete:staFi Fire tenrance Atency;
T- AV. DICK,
f i i
Uenerai Insurance Agent.
t:nE.sitr:i. va.
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Oil,LiOiJi-,jv i. j, ; .
Ta So'.itit Gr.;r tors" C K?'-3 -i1-
W. pmmI w.l tar h.ajwt. ...-. t-."-.i . , -..
S'itiry tnl Capsr.at. or Cimmuiu - it"5
W. BT-rw a f jll 1... af frail .r I harrf t .rum.
w.'aiua; t.a aa aoa far. m-a Hrrj . . -,
?4istaclJOM Cu.rantevd Ctt-m,r. rrH -
u. k.a.aaa w .W a-l .rmcMv Wa -r-i. v -
Sua pspa lll'ai, H. ti. C?M H t ..
Laau axraUi i'woa tquar,, l'UJia'l...ei.-i.
'YOU CAN FIND
en h-1 ta tl I fsWii H at 'lie -a.u
THI3
PAPEn
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BfflRGINIA FARMS FOS SALE.
I'll "lni'k'i. sl.il l.jr .in.. .-..
f b pH.sa. w rttr lor rl-ia'r,c nlorM
U ft. I. KTll Al.O..Ki..rl.
i j t.t
i.a. w ri!u.r.
t-,tr.ltt- 1 . n ol iLr Wtn'.rru
'rl.l. of h li-U Uiii iul iun
Ufcrip'.n, vaa copi-d mor or IrB direct
ly frutz! be iuecrtp ttis cut on brass or
son. The type of letters was practN
caiiy ih- simr. But with the cbai ge
or th uiitleiiala used there cause aloiost
iiMceAdarliy in lime, a cbanjee tn the
uindn ot forojiiiit the letter. Cursive
mmiuscrip s that is. manuscrip writ
ten in a running bnd, wllb fljwiDg
Miid connected letters, took almost uui
vers lly tv tb tenth century the pltt;e
oi the earlier Uncial cotouscnpis. wiih
t ff upright, isolated letters, and band
ri log, as we 10 unde stand it,
einriKed. But during be Middle
AgfS writing was the art of a compar--tively
few bighly trained scribes, car
rUd l-y some of them to a woudt rful
height of perfeo'ion. After the intro
duction of printing the very finest writ
in disappeared, fur the profession of
the rctlbe was superseded,' but the
number of thoee who could write pssa
r.ty increased as the habit of eorienpon
dence grew, and writing was no longer
or the ordinary man the difficult, la
tiori'luUS process that it used tube.
With increased practice hanilruing be
came some what easier and more free.
Ttie vr-reirB in this drect on went on
wuh Mule interruption from the six
teenth to the eighteenth century ; each
aeneration shows somewhat of an ad
vance on that which bad preceded it.
Tn- writing became continuously leu
kward and lrfSfiff. But it ia our
ta'berii 1 Ime and in our own, that tbe
g'eat charge has takeu place. Toe in-crt-osed
numlT of letter ubich are now
iittenhas led to increased speed ia
the writing of tbem. Wr.b increased
prctl "h 1 he b tnd comea to move more
rp-ed;!y m l eaailv ; there; is oo longer
he same care in tbe formation of tbe
individual letters blch there was while
inp'e had mure time for writing.
y.da are, so to sprrk, da-bed vtt ;
and we ate o-n'eat if we can mke tbe
Mtiote word lniei'igibJe witbou'. consid
mtig Iih minutely tbe letters of which
it is formed. I tbiDk. too. that the
imnrovt-metite which have been intro
du -ed in the, mechanical appliance for
ruing in pens, ink and paper have not
been vti hout their It fl ience, and this
ii fluecc has tended tn the direction of
giv.ng greater freedom and fact I; y to
1 he wriiiig. The great superiority
which in these mechanical appliances
I we ii. England et joy over m.isi of the
, nation-of the Cmtirent. will also fx.
I u mi why It i that the hand writ ing ot
I E g lahuaeti has a Ixtldet character tbau
i a) Ot lunBt foreigners.
X Slassire l am for a Ueherroir.
A Urgf dam lna just been completed
by th- tj'i-iicy Water Company in the
town ol B HiuTee, Mass. I. :s thrown
acroes tie v.l-v o( a m:i tirook, and
fi rms a r-8ervo'r coversrg t-ix y acres of
land, and It ia i-upM. J Ly a w-Uerbhed
h4i- g an e9 imaled annual capacity t.f
SOii 000 000 gallons of water. The dam
m GOO fen (or g. 35 feet high for a ais
fai ceof 250 feet rp'8S tbe deepest por
tion of the va l y, ICO teet thick at the
bottom and 20 tet thick at the top.
From end to eod or tbf dam. in the cen
tre, is a core wall. The wall is seven
feet thick h: th bottom ai.d tapers to
two feet at t! e top. and rears on a Dtas-i:v-concrete
foundation, built between
two noes of sheet biliug. The water
s i pe ot the dm is pv. d with etooe to
fi av.-r.ige i.'ep h of eighteen inches.
Tbe gt e hi uae is a maaaive granite
s lucru e, forty iiite fret high from the
ti p of lb- fouhd-itiou jo the top o? the
couirg atone, and istwentj feet fquare
hi the top. Tt-rre is now twenty-nme
fett depib of water at the gale-bouse.
A Houae ltnilt of Paper.
Tt ere ia a paper bouse an Atlanta.
N'i wix.d, bricK, iron or cher material
is u-ed atmut he building. Ai- 108
D ciur a ree a neat lull- store, paiui
edaky bo-, has attracted conn d-raMr
alien ion nc ntly. The a d co or is
l.ot ibeOfeLCot Ihe I.t'ln bui.llli g te
ll g i be fttij ct of s.y much attention,
bu the material of which It is con
a rucied tnakea u a novelty. I is mde
e inre.j of p p-r. The ore w.i buM
J a Fi.nchuian iininl Saii h (-lelhd,
if fiui"e, in a Fi.t.ct. wa) who is
pent for the p.tprr of which construct
ed. Ttie raf rn, ihe we.i her board. ng,
the root and the fl irir.g are all uiae
f i hlrk. Comprrhm-d paper t Oardd. im-
prvi-us 'o wa'er and a duratlf as
w ol. Th- b is cannot catch on Ore
.8 easily .1 4 wi.d t ui d:. i, bn'nuv
Ihe rurNc- of the pp-r is SinijHjvh and
i harit. Tne r.ui fling is u-ed as a aiore
2C t C-:iy, who sys he finds it
waiui in col wea her and coml-iriab e
w en the weather is warm.
A t ori one Krem a song.
m -s' n iteii ajng-writer in rfclla-
Tti
""I'D"
"w" - ' e '- ' liy- It w,s
n' wh" "' the Imm-ns-ly p-,puur
oai an. "L. en ro t ftf M irking Bir1."
Tt-f anng w..s first published tn 1?55.
Mr Wi .ner using th nom-ed p'.um of
A I a II .wt borne, whicn waa hi' mn'b
ei 'a m .i'ten name. Tne .i g was pub
llMi.d in ballad form and at oner, became
er r pulsr, and such s t hold upon
pu' hc f ner. 'bar, aMhough it has been
rn-.g a.id whit 11 and p'avrd the couu
try over for an aversge Itfetime. it etiTl
retain its place at a eon of national
reputation. The profits from Us aa a
hav- exce.de 1 flOO.OOO. t?rhar tbe
largest muioud ever realized from any
rnuaieal cumpositioti of its class
A Taad in a H arse's throat.
A B-rknhlre farmer has Just lost a
a'obiw cart colt fr,.m a most extraor-
j olnaiy cause. Trie colt had tor a very
long time euffrrtd vry much from dif-
l ficai' y of breattvr g. An 'rrtion hav-
li g been performed on i-s throat to ce"-"
i pnipose. if wsa flnal'y decided to have-
eh.'1. Or th-raicas being cot up
"d 'he r erk ever-d at the ehoilders, j
tothegrei -rton R'tm-nt of those pres j
ei.t. a falr-a x d tod crawlrd out of
'he nr-ening In ih w'ridplpr. and tbe
ex rr r tliinr." ctnse of th-poor anlmal'a
enfjriag l-catuw at once apparent.:
The toad w-iit am-xt red .hen extri-
cated
but rudaaily aMunud its natural
calor. j
! 1-:
RHEUSVlATlSWi
TUeee twin dlaeaat-a Ciiuac untold auCertajJ.
X6c'ucrs aOinlt ILat tUej era dlTTicuit to cure
so do Ui'lr paUcn-A raloT'i
Ckrr Coui pound baa p-r-tnacentl
cured lb wont
casra ot rbeunuitism aod
tieuralirl so aay Uioae wtio
Lave used 1L ' " 1
navliig lrn trcmbixl
wf b rbeuujat lasi: at lUe kirr
and fuot lor ntr t-ara. 1 waa
F0RSA1X.j4
alluuol uAnbir lA l aruuiia.
bcJ was Kiy ul.ru ruiiHucil
to Ui bed LjT "l a
uioe. I umxI vtily utie Un
tie of J'aUMj'B clriTf l"ou
pcuiid. and waa perferUy
currd. I can now Juiiia
around, and lrl an lively aa
a toy." jVBami '"wa.i.
Kartkft. oda.
NO USE TO
OWNtR
flW. Hi for U M- EruififleiA
Mammoth t(Uiaoril.il ptr rr.
Cm fatUr oad BrxchUr I
UlASIUnU Ul tUora Uoa aa, Ut .UK. I
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VALLIE LUTTRINCER, i
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and ttiapobtieln aeoaral to the fact that ha 1b atill I
.7 "" """"t" "l "ia lBl oppoaito th
jVonatlo,Hoa-. Etwashar, an4 H t.roi.araj to
ajapply from a lara stock, or raanataetarlna to ar-
tha larat, ir. tba bl Banner aad at tba lowest
11 Yl n W nrfnmm
. .hj aruoit ii nia una m.m ih. . - . . .
ie-Ng pealtantlarr aork altbar aii. n. u iji
at tbla ejiaWshmenU " I
TIN HOOFING . 8PKCIAL TY. i
m2l"? "! "n4 tU2 yoe-elTe. as to my
Lf'l t'TiC'- .. LUTTKXNti EK.
C oebonr. April 1. IMStf
ror irrr.r.y. (rav. N-rm,ne
r. . . .
nnani r
""T1--yrnr of Lrrar diveaaaa. r;Dre Oaarran
Cr-imrsai Tr c ri e,htHt! tin .r V
jy.
- w "wjr. .ji area gtrea. i'Mi.ji.i.t.i
jt i ra r iiv aa . r r . - a
m NEURALGIA
p.iiw'ai v.irrv "oiij:oi0'1 has teen a lod'
naurt to uv. Iu tlkf l .ol two ywi.r I biw auT
h rrd vim neurta tI Ilie oeart, Ooctor alXer
ikK tor nillliJC to ure u.r. I Have now 1-iHen
nrriy four ouulea of U t'ouiiwun.U and am
fi-rr trotu ILe cotinyUlril- 1 fr-i -r7 grulelul
to you." tiJ li Lkwdi. Ct-bUai VUUtfe.CU
Paine's
Celery Compound.
1 bJive IXH-n greatly amv-ied with tmla
rhnm.llsin aud UUld f.UJ IIO relift UIllU 1
uji l-.ilues dkrt oni pound. Afirr using
mi bottlni or tLl- tni-dlclue 1 urn now cured ol
rucuuiatkr tnjuujvs.'-
PiMCkX UlTTCBtHSOII. So. ComliU. n.
Effects Lasting Cures.
Paine "sfclery t'onipounJ Uiu ertoniid raanp
otLer rur- as tnumrlouis aa tUtne. ouplei ot
lrtiers at-ut to any adrtreea. hlruaact to take.
oot not dlslurt). but uUa dig-i-ation. tind eDtlro
br ,.fruible : a cblld can tHlte lt Wbat'a Uio
une uf Kuut-rtLj lunger wltu rUenri.titlmii or
lvruralela i
ninirf Itim? fm lUiua fxlart tictuiny.
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KENTUCKY
MULES
Tha only Inn ta
Plan a wbw malt
a jfKdbtT of Kan
tuck MlUla aud
Inrivlna; Haraea,
Itraugtit aud Pit
MuKm ajvl karp
cou.tautlr la their stable ane hondred brail rrf
Mnle.. ail nr-a, from foar foot to tha larra mnle
'in.' iwiu iua- are it. Arnliefub M t o., fit
He.M.d Amue, FiUabai-Kh. Mi:le.,i.ta
C1 10 " -rd.r KetMng b
mr ivrrcepoaetace aouotted.
Important to Canvassers.
W "Ti:i-Lire Canvasera In erery aoont)
la the Unlte.1 Xtatea to fell fOX 8 PATEXT K E-
VER51KL.E AI lKD". wK,r mablau in
Had Iron, puliahar. Flut.r, Ac. one Iron data
... wn.i.w roi Vi uraican iron. l.
aeif-hestliar tr ara rr- alrmivnt i.m nnrjK
AWaV kITil . J iit uiTi'iic.
nnlen.te. A lanre aud laUo lncrnma lanred
yiJX SATrxlio; cv.. EtaiTrTyT
2
e4-1a
Writing rainiius Iueni8.
Grsj'd Immortal "Eu ozy" occupied
occupied him for s-v-i. years.
Biyaut wrote "ThAnatopals" In the
shade of a grand old foresi. a fitting
ap it for such a theme.
Cow per wrote one of tbe drolleet and
quaintest English ballads, 'J..bn Gil
pin's R'Je," when he was ui.der one of
those terrible fite of depression so com
mon to h.m.
General Lvle wrote bis beautiful com
position, ."Anthony and'Clenpa'ra,"
which Jtegira, I am dying,. Egypt, dy
ing.', on the night before his death,
lie had a premonition that he was go
ing to die tbe next day.
Tt;e noted p'em, "The Fa:is of N'-
agirn," was written by its author. J. G.
C. Brainard. tte editor of a small pap-Tin
Connecticut, in Cf:etn txioutes. He
wrTite it under preesure iu response to a
call for "more copy."
"After the Ball." the little poem
which has made tbe name of Nora
Terry known in the world of letters,
jotted down on tbe back of on old let
ter, with no idea of tbe populaiity it
was to achieve in the pages of a noted
magazine.
Thomas M xre, while writing L.al'.a
R okh," spent Bi many months in read
Ing op Greek and Persian works that he
became an an accomplished O it-ntal
scholar, a-d people found It difficult to
believe that its scenes were not penned
on the spot instead of in a retired dwell
ing in Devonshire.
Foe flrs: thought of "The Bells"
when walking the streets of Baltimore
on a winter's night. lie rang tbe bell
of a lawyers bouse a stranger to him
wa k -d into tbe geutlemao's liutary,
abut himself up and the next morning
preaented tbe lawyer wiih a copy oi his
ceiebra'ed poem.
The "O d Oaken Bucket" was first
first suggested to the author Samuel
Wood worth, in a barroom. A friend
with whom be was drlcking said that
when tbey were txys tbe old oaken
bncket that hung in hia father's we)'
was good enough for tbem to driuk
from. Wo. d worth immediately went
home and wrote tbe famous poem.
O'd Giimes." that familiar -'little
fe'ici'.y iu verse," which caught the
popular fancy as fa; back as H23 was
a sudden inspiration of tbe U.e Judge
Alter: G. Greene, of P ovidence, R. I .
who found .he flis: verse iu a collection
of old Engltah balla s, and, enjoying
Its humor, built up tbe remainder of
tbe poem in the. name conceit.
A Little Girl's Farming.
The Albany G. New and Adver
tiser illustrates the v.Iue and fertility
of Georgia 'arming lands by relating
the experience of a li'tle girl, the
daughter of E. L. Girdoer. manager of
the Ksufman Lumber compny a' Fu
ln. Mr. Girdner came to Georgia IS
months ago and is now willing to in
dorse everything that can be said in
favor of Georgia, so far as its agricul
tural possibilities are concerned. Last
spring be planted a p-ck of tbe
large western peanuts for his little girl,
fiom which she hta ga'hered 10 bush
els or very fine p-as. The lUtlegirl.
however, not content with her ground
pea crop, p anted 100 Valks of sugar
cane. The result was a mtgn'tlcenr.
crop of ftugarcaoe. which, aferr reserv
ing enough for home cof ntnption, was
so'd for $15. With this sum. together
with the it & a uf of ber p-anut croup,
tbe little g'rt h.s bought five and a half
acres of as good land as that on which
the crops were grown, and she has
enough m-mey left to fence th most of
her land. Tbe fertilizers nsed in mak
ing he little girl's crop cost no more
than 50 ceuts, and very little woik was
neeeatary.
Dog In War.
Dogs in some instances carry the con
cised.epatcb in a email metal ease fast
ened to the colar, and this certaioiy
sees to have the advantage of securl y.
aa attracting the least possible amount
of attentioo ; whereas the leat her let
ter case hanging irom tbe collar, or the
leather p ickeis attached to a strap pass
ing under tbe body and k-pi in posit iot.
by a secjud e rap across tbe chest,
though, of course, avaltsbl for bu kier
documen s, is undoubtedly mort c n
picious. and more liable to render the
dog an object of suspicion and a mtrk
f r a bullet. By a aimi ar arrange
ment of Straps the war dug ienbid
to carry a email case of ammunition,
and is thus made uaefnl on tte outward
march, ere be is dispatched on bis soli
tary j lurney aa military pots man. 8 ime
sanguine trainers even bope that dogs
mv be trained to re. urn o the amuni
tion wagons during tne beat of battle to
bring fresh supples to the fighters, r
gardless of all danger from suells and
bullets. It wou d seem more natural to
enlist their services aa w ater carries to
drink to the wounded and dying.
.NatlTltj or Fruits and Vegetables.
Tbe early writers on agricultural
ant horticultural topics made many
mistakes in regard to native e.inntriea
from which we derive oor cultivated
varlties of fruits and vegetables. But
as the tacili'.ies for travel increased,
early errors were in many cases cor
rected. We do not know j what conn
try or countries such grains as wheat,
rye and oats are indigenous. It is sup
posed that Indian coin is a native of
America, because it was first found
here, where it bad long been cultivated
by the Indian races ; still it hat never
been foaud growing wild in this or any
other country. It uo doubt existed in
prehistoric times as a giant gra. pro
ducing much smaller grain and ears
are now seen among cultivated varilies.
Fpeed rTelegrapy.
When the first eUclrio telegraph waa
established the speed of tranemlssion
was from four to fire words a minute
wl'h the five needle instruments ; in
the average rate for newspaper
messages was seventeen words a mio
cte ; tbe present pc of theeiectrio
telegraph between London and Dublin,
where the Whea stone- instrnment is
employed, ia 463 word ; and 'bun
what waa regarded as miraculous sixty
f eaM ago haS mm
2 talt a wctary.
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Fart-, 1IJ, t:tt f Mi . ,t , -.
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T:liTT w-"''" f -l-'ntrariaUytaa.
U. .;he: 1 - , U- aors. ti
trie.,!
Mwg i rt.u-.: t Ik.- ! to mrVe therm.
traordina-T c f r i- .- , . .. tli.i thj
art of moot. b-.i..i ti.t c.a iu a-iair-ior tw
prorTOei.t mil ,,. irr.e""ar l
A cirenjie, e3.. . v
bnixSred pureba-tr.. ii-!:Ric:
..i..ajs frmn fhma
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rf e.-a or eay yzf
m ikmb sue 1 Tr a
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NATURE'S
CURE FOR
CONSTIPATION,
aVLItBLK RiatDI
Far kirk Ktamaeh.
Far Tarsia Llrar,
Kltleas M-aaacba,
Caailr-aesa.
Tarraal's klTrrTrarsaf
Selter Aixrieiit.
It Is sertain In lu .Xeeim
Tt Is gantl in ll aetl n.
It ll palateante te the
t.ta. It ean be re! I'd
up .n u en-e. and It eoree
h. (writlitif. nut b entrair
ln. nature. IV t-ot tase
rloleot pnrttaiivet yar
selres or allow joor chil
dren to lake tbem, always
nse this elegant pbar-
Sick-Keadach
oaeeot'oal preparation,
wbleb has been lor mora
than lorty rears a poh.is
farorl'e. SeVS by trcirt.
rasryieaaes
AtlD
DYSPEPSIA.
rttafylvaala Agrifalteral Worij, Tw i, Tt.
laraaaar's btaadsra Eartaae aaa Saw KlUw
I tor Oactevaa. Pwi.la a).
jeja tWaarj. tiM a4 taiwuli Ba.
LCivAsaWsaniajiiay. (imaaaia
:5s
aoBSPBSL
V Tobacco
I.T.TV..D I . P.- - - &
ercaonci- C-i.:- .. ZTum. trfauaii
to tune and o- ber irr; ti:. ,
Hnmoroat.
A cultivated earAn ear of ecru.
Goes round on tick The clotk
A de'.Scated sutject Tbe invalid.
Tne cobbler's motto ".Never i
late to mend."
It takes a strong man to hold h!i 0t
on a sea voyage.
INever travels with more than ot
trunk Tne elephant.
Everybody stick out his tongue at w
Tbe postage stamp.
A candidate may be scra'ched
out being cured from itch fort aie
"What do you do in sch k1 i--Wilhe
? "Wish I was out of !
i
of the time." ' ' !
The Washington market poultry ti I
ers contemplate tbe formation of a r i
chin club. 1
When coru pops, it gts ghastly Kjji,
It is mur h the same way w'.'.h baL-' I
yonug men.
The inauguration of the nanraV. ..
.
son brings stirring times to rnbty a
tered housebould. '
An old bait who eaw an incubfn. '
work for the first time, said It was th
most wonderful hatch way 'that he tT(r
saw. 1
There is a difference between the 1 M I
of a 5'oung man and tbe lips of a y0c f
woman, but sometimes It is a very 1
one. " f
Dsvls That yonng Arcblbal.i li at
awfully hot-blooded fellow. Dr. St-t
Yes ; I notice he has a boil onU '
nose at ont all the time. j
Almost any girl likes to feel ab'tsj
twist a young mm around her fir.pe
bur she generally prefers to have ti
voung man circle it himself.
A yourg lady in Michigun doei i ''
her courting by telephone. Ic lat(1'
gns and affords innocent amuseineDti
the suhacirH-re of the exchange, I
Twffains What's the reasin tu-
always hve rocky passes and all ti '
kind of thing iu Irish plas B,'J
kinn Because nothing could be itt
eppropnate for Ireland than Bfc.ji
rtv-ks.
R-tnsom I thought yon said j:j
were goir g to move your house, Sal
8mitb Well. I did thick of i:, J,
came to the conclusion it coulrlu't i
lone. Ririaom Why no1 y SmiL-'
Th u)'irg8gw wou!d bregk tbej,cki. '
Mm S'l-dvuide - II, w tKirnl t '
P'Mr Mr. Joneey locks wl'h that frir
'us young thing be is with. Icittt.
wavs tell when gentlemaa is born! '
Mr. Tird'odeath (with a guilty tr;-
1 Bless my soul, y m dou't 8y so !"
'Gf rg-, d .sr. wh-iC a beu'irut d. '
mond bu'teifl.- I I 1 xiks remij i0 J, S
1 don't see wl y it whijIs to f ,
growled G-orge. "H-av-n knows ;.!
tngh enough now. Tne roll plate col
'er is at the o'ber tnd ot the i :a'
lra on."
B.rnum retires fruna theclrcaa; L
the red lemnonde and penirs r-nv.:
ogetber with the grand concert iui
diitety af er tbe c'usi of the p-r'x
njanct. itckte to which tnsy far u.
taint d of th yonng gentlemen wLoi
pass around tbe tent.
lse YTords.
Women teach us repose.
Silence la the rest of the mind.
The world Itself is too email fori;
covetous.
Nothing great was ever acbiit:.
Ai-hout en bueiascc.
A" is not lost when anyrbicg i
oi'i ry to you.
fe.z'riesa travels bo s'owly that p:ti
ty a.ein overtak-s him.
S im peop e only undersiand tnss
ot tru h to rej-ec tt.
Wnai we ought not to d j we thy.
never Iblnk uf doing.
Science is the wit of fools ar.doi
th virtues of the wise.
The saddest thing under the .Hp
soul incapable of sadness.
F-w persons live to-day, but arer
pir-ngtodoso to morrow.
In yutb, one has ttare withont f
In old ag, grief witnour tears.
TL barren fig tree was not enrsf'
Csiine It bore bitter fruit, bat befj.
it oore no fruit.
A man who is always forgetMci
best iLtenUons, msy be ssld lot
thoroughfare of god resolu'ions.
A cycical Frenchman once tsidt
are two partit-a to love affa rs tbr j
tv who l.ivea.and the party wnu ei." eft:
to tv 10 trea'.ed.
O hera proclaim the Iiif3rrrf:ies c'
grea' man with satisfaction Ld t;
p'anenc-, if 'hey discover noceof
Iiko in themselves.
Steaming Uood for ('on1plex!!(,,
I want to tell you eome'btnf
tiav learned atout the ikin. I ; ! '3
b'eamtng IS good. L"t the
water run from your fsucet l!"
aleam gusher up. IL.Id yourfsf'
in it fot ten minute till tbe rro
tr'ck'esand pours off with ail ttrf'
eff-cts of perspiration tn an.uct:
cteauly manner. The fkin b',r
eoftened and freshened and tt. tr,'
red spo s on 1 he cheeks are rot ts
ary. By rutiblng the rnwlorr ic'
with tbe hands the rfei rff,:t
and the tkln whitened the tra
Russian bath. Onee a div nr
times a week is suf3:ient. n'
your bangs if they com cnt h."-'-ness.
X , it does not dry on'. ;?!"
I notice that the grls who ea't rr'
at the ba'bs have without riM
giaid fresh complexions. I "
atnnt it atd Yj said It vsMt
bad done i . 6-tn or Ibmi
in it eigb' and ten verrs.
i f
Some yeais agj a eouiemj rsry -that
Itie grain growu af er P"
turmps w- s poorer ;r,..n that fd
po HtiM-s ot in the cars fl-"'.
kno
n that the tnruip i a gr--f-'j
of
nhoei.hat. atd alsa n1' '
B'ime proweis of tarnis bve f'-
a m fi'
van'sg- from plouahing iinn-i :
the turnip top- and Fma'l iW7 s
on
the ground as a rnu'eh
ter
Pjaprpii and Liver CcinP:a-
Is It not wnrih the mall lir e' f )
o free voarself of erery ey-r",m .
4..tr.l.. jv.,i.i.Ulnbi. If X 'U in1"
- 1 "
t our aiorr an 1 get a tM1'" "
V t r. Ev.y tX'ttla i '.
guarantee -n ii. rc""'K -V-o.Kt
.iu no rf.i l it atn eufctF
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