! i i- J SHOD WITH SNOWSllOES. Horses of the Sierras That Wear Strange Footgoar. They Are Com-wllea to mil Heavy I.oatl Acrixx lh -tl.-uiit:liii- t Traveler- Interesting leeritiou of IIU Trip. "Well. I can't say that I've seen horses skat.', but I've seen them ilt the next thin;.' to it use snowslioes ami ! their work with them on just as well as if they didn't have them on, or nearly so." said a e-tnt.eman from I 'all forma, tlie other evening toaXew York Herald man. "This is the way it was: A1out the mid. He of April a year aifo, I had busi ness up in riumsis county, 'aiifrnia. and went ly Ma?e ninninf? from On -vide to Quincy, the central point in l'lnmas country. We left Or. .villi at seveu in the morning in a four-horse jerky.' a sort of sta-re waim specially limit for roii-rli mountain work. For the tirst six hours the road was as dry as a hoard, hut after the nomi change of teams we struck patches of snow w hich soon niergvd into solid and deep snow- pom;?. Tom, our driver, hail called my attention to the new team as it was Win;,' hitched up. sayiiij?: Them's our snow horses. We'll soon have to leave the wheel ami take the "sledders" when we tfet further up the road. "Though I had ridden behind and upon many kinds of horses in the west, vet I had never been introduced to the snow' breed lie fore, and I looked at them very closely. "Tlicy were all four white or pray, w hether from are fir natural disposition I couldn't tell, but I was much im pressed by their tremendous sclf-con-sciousnrss. their extremely slow mo tions, the delilx-rate w ay in which tlx y stepted. straddling1 their lcfTs as far apart as possible, and their reluctance to raise more than one h.iof oilf the .'round at a time. Every one of the lot was old enough to vote, ami at a roujrh estimate twenty dollars a head would have been about fifteen dollars over their value. At the end of the trip 1 thought twenty dollars apiece was fully nine hundred and eighty dollars less than they were really worth. " -Don't think much of 'em, do you?' asked the driver of me as he started them up with a click. 'No,' he contin ued, 'they're not much to look at. them four old hide packers, but the company wouldn't trade that lot for the best cijrht llyers in the craekest livery stable in Sacramento. Hut for those invalua ble critters the mails wouldn't i?ct through six months in the year on this route. They're snow horses, they are. and when they strike the snow higher up they'll put their snow moccasins on ami show you valley people how they earn their oats.' "That old rray quartette plodded and worked its way alon? very wearily to us until we pot into the deeper snow and drew up to a lartre blei;?h standing alongside the road. " "I'liane cars." called out the driver, 'ami yciits will please shift their own tnipsor they'll pet left.' I'lili'it-hiri'? his team from the 'jerk ," Tom lined u liis horses in pairs in front of th sleigh and then took out of it a coup! f ;runny sacks, from which he pn -timed sixteen pieces of wood h:ivin?l!: apea ranee f Hat dishes, w hich he sai were the snowshoes used by the four horses. I examined the 'shoes with much curiosity. "The 'shoe' was made of a stout, sea soned, one-inch plank of tou'jh hickory wood, fourteen inches suare. strength ened on one side by a covering of oil cloth and two one-inch wide strtps ol hit kory wood screwed on to the main plate. So situated that when adjust ed a horse's foot would be r'jrht in the center of the shoe were three hole, clear through the wood and oilcloj underneath. One of the holes war lar;?i enough to let the heavy and very hil'h toe calk of the horse's shoe pa : thronurh, while the two other holes: readily permitted the two hind calks , , the shoe to enter and come out as li: the toe calk. Then a wrought iroi band, separated in the center, swan: on a hook and eye on either side of th' horse's hoof after he had been liltei with the snowshoe. by passing th calks through, was brought together ii front of tin- hot if an inch ticlow the cor onet, and then ti.rhtly joined by a screw anil nut passed through holes I Hired ii the projectin-r ends of the band. Kv erythin;' fitted as snnjr as possible, an when the screw was tightened up n. amount of scraping ir kicking coul loosen it from a horse's foot. Tlicsnoi team understood the business perfect 1 and took it as a matter of course tha. they should lie thus decorated. "They actually seemed to know n little more alwmt it even than Tom did Indeed, one old plug held up hLsolT bin foot ami knocked Tom on the arm wit! his shoe as a hint to have the nn. sen-wed a little tighter on the ir.u band. Thou;?, I never before saw horses so tjuecrly shod and apparently anchored with these strange pvarin , the animals M-cmiil to consider it ijuiu the proper thin.' to have the shoes on. "The passengers having by this time piled a'.l their traps into the sleijrh wi luafle another start for IJniticy. but at a snail's pace as far as speed was con cerned. After we irot underway w. found the snow f?cttin;? deeper everv yard, until in places, jn.l-i nr by th trees, it must have been at least tif tec: feet deep. I liceame quite interested in the sagacity of the four horses and their singular clercrness in handlinf themselves on their unusual footim?. I found out why they were so slow in moving- and why they straddled so wide. Their slowness was to prevent sinking too deep in the snow from the heavy treading and the straddling to keep them from skinninj? their lessor cutting a tendon with the etlj?cs of the 'snow-shoes. "A month luter, on my return, when the roads were clear of snow, it mis took twelve Itours to make the trip from CJuiticy to Oroville. though in comim? up nearly thirty-six hours were re tfuired." t'Ue Ile-iort. There is no ground f.irthe published rejKirt that visitors to the world's fair are to lie made the victims of exorbi tant charges. Competition will be so extensive ami sharp as to prevent it. On,, who climbs to the top a, f the expo sition buildings and surveys the territo ry lyiiur to the north, west and south oi Jackson park can easily U lieve this statement. There. and indeed in all parts of the city, the amount of build in;; which isc;oinj on is simply aston ishing. Ilundrcdsof structures to meet world s fair demands are Wintr iTirtel. Some f.f the new hotels are lurj-v enough to aeeoniniiMlute several thotissind jrucsts each. I!y the time the fair ripens Chi cago will have living accommodations for not less than three hundred thou sand strangers. Connected with the exposition manau'ement is a bureau of public comfort, through the ayency of which many thousands of visitors can lie directed to hotels, apartments, lioardiii) houses, furnished rooms, eU'., where they will lie comfortably eared for at moderate prices. Kutiujr facili tief, trnth outside the fair prr.mids and in the numerous restaurants in the ex position buillint-H, will lie so extensive that no one need fear that he w ill not e able to f?et all he needs to eat, aud at reasunable charjruw. An of-en tetter to women. A'o. I. Laurel Ave., San Francisco, May i$, 1S92. ' Dear friend of women : " When my baby was born, five years ago, I Rot up in six davs. Far too soon. Result : falling of the womb. Ever since I've been miserable. " I tried even-thing : doctors, medicines, apparatus ; but grew worse. "I could hardly stand; and walking without support was impossible. " At last I saw an advertise ment of Lydia K. l'inkham's V.Xttiiofe Compound, and de cided to try it. The effect was astonishing. Since I took the first bottle my womb has not troubled me, and, thanks only to vou, I am now well. Every suffering woman should know how rel iable your compound is. It is a sure cure." Mrs.A.Detwiler. All ilni2:i,lt aell it. or by mail, in turm of Till, or lisriiCr,, oil rfrvipt of 1 4 CurmrNiil'iie I'rerlj werrri- Ail.lri, in rontl- HM MKIil. 'A I. CO.. I.VNN, .ya'.-m ftlAb. J.l I'llle, Blc From Pole to Pole int'i Parapabii.i.a h demontrted il power of cure for all digou of the bleod. The Harpooner's Story. Sew JirdorJ, June 1, 18.13. Tll. J. C ATtR fc Co. Twenty yearn co 1 wm m hArpooKfr in the North l'aritir, whrn rtv ether of the crew and my lf wi re laid up with trnnj. Our bodlea were bloated, gunisawoilen and bleeding-, teeth loose, purpln blotches all ever u, anf jur breath neemed rotten. Take 14 by and larg we were pretty badly off. All our lime-juice wa accidentally destroyed, but th captain bad couple dozen bottle of Aiib'i Babsapauilu and eave uti tliaU We recov ered on it quicker than I have ever seen men brou eht about by any other t reutment for Hcurvy, and I've neen a (rood deal of It. Hoeing no men tion In your Almanacof yotir ."amapiirillii Ix inir rH.d for nouiry, 1 thoueht you d'lfhtto know of thin, and an aend you 'Ue f:i. t. KeiipecU'ully youra, "Ialph T. Wisoatb. Tho Trooper's Experience. Hamn, BarutolanU(.S.Jrica.)jrarchY. 5S. 1IR. J. C Aim fc Co. Oentlemen : I have fetich nleaanre to testify to tba Ki at Talue of your haraaparilU. We kave beev auuioned here for over two yer: duriu? which time wa had to live In tenu. Beis( undr canvaa tit a ieh a time hmjght on vhn; ia called In thi country "Tellt-aorea." I hu tboae sore for ome time. 1 wa adviaed to tike your Sar.a, Sarilla, two bottle of which made my aora iaappear rapidlv, and I am now quito well. Your truly, T. K. 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It causes new frrnwth of hair on bulil heailM proviiU-U the hair follicles are not dead, which is Heldoni the r:ie; retor natural color to pray or faded hair; re aerves the aralp healthful and clear of dandruff; prevents t lie hair falling otf or chaniii? color; keeps it noft, J.liarit, lu trotis, and causes it to grow kti and thick. Hall's Hair Renewer proluees Its effects by the healthful inllueiiie of it. vegetable iiu.Ttrdi.nts, which invigorate and rejuvenate. It Is Dot a dye, and ia a delightful article for toilet use. 'n taining no alcohol, it does not eva orate quickly and dry tip the natural oil, leaving the "hair luirsh and brittle, ait do other preparations. Buckingham' De FOB TRI WHISKERS Colors them brown or black, as desired, and Is the best dye, because it Is harmless ; produces a permanent natural color; and, beini; a single preparation, is more con venient of application than any other. rmrABiD bt B. P. HAIX & CO, KMhuas K. H. Bold bj all EtoaJera In Medicirea., FOR ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING TRY THE FREEMAN. Xotliins On Earth Will LIKK SherMan's Coiulilioii rowilcr! KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS Strong and Healthy ; Prevents all Disease. linnet far .Mnieltimif Urn. It is nl.lut.-lT yarr. IhMr o.i,i.lrmt.l In q-ifin-titv , i. ,,11, ,,f .-nt a .lay. N.i .rfh-r nor f. n 111 us ilnm-r. Slru-IIT a iim-.Ii. iiw mm- Loire .-sn s, r.1 tl-i: wn.lwi HM.r,-to .r.-ut R..ii.." m, a i.ii,- t..,n.r lliirii'li:rllisriiiliius. .k lir. Sim.m r..r s. -!m in -tsmiMi. nr MM-k. l Uum-lit eu. I., mail. l 31 hi, U.v ., , ,, r. .:ii.l J" le I'he lle.l l'..,.lir I'. M-r 'nt V r.-. rnrm Mitr nlw ,.-ar .t.ri.-. ) at,. I .,t ai .i I. .4 J. ill SM N , l , a i'u,t..m H.. -u, triu.l T hC A. T T O M Iiind Instruments, Srure and B;w Drums. TOSS. riccXo. CKctonM,. Cisull n, . "" !' .s M u,M tMeiT M'mm r. .tuttm , - " - -i i i. . i HEMtT AN ARIZONA TURKEY HUNT. .1.1-t '.rl.ire rii-toU-'VViiii A'l the t- lcr I .il.-.- i:l Itie : it T. Th.-rc arc s -ii;.- p u t , f Ar" .m:i t'?-.t an' fi!l'f iru'ii v ii.Miiil I've It I'.r. lniii.ln-.l imil fisty-f.mr .!;!- in tin- v.-:ir m 1i:;cihi ami lt-atc atui iif. t utwr a cinci'laiiit. 1'ul " '' " tin r il:!.v it is ,l::T,rcnt. If tin- 1'iU "f furt s cl.ar .--l mi T!i:iii!.-M.':vinu- tiny, there is trin.t..,- in cainp. rrttti.l i ttij.' a n.l r. '. :m ity. an.l a tcmli :i. V t talii l!m i :u'tit tlicli.-nciti -the stali-s." says I lie Sail rmnriii I'vattuiicr. Away ili'wn in the MHitlc-n.'-tern scc tinri of ti.e territory there is a creel; cal'.ed I. hi Pricto. anil nicKnaiiieil I tic "Turkey river." It is the only j.'a -e it!.!n aisMit tun lutti'li'e i i'iii.' v. lien wi.il titrUcvs a'siiiinl. lcit t'.u n t!ier-are ciKiiiLTlt f Hum in the narrow valley to stock a. stale with this greatest of fowls, wil.l or tame. .lust before 'i lia n Uss.'-i vim.', jirosjh-ctors. mi nets a nil ran hers cotne into t lie cipv.ui front as much as one bniidre;! iiiili-- away to shoot ttirlteys for diniier on tiie rreat ilav. I'ora.i.iyor so the sl::i':"!i!er is trcmciiilow;. Imt the Mr.ls do not seem to In- thinned out nineli by it. for tin y are almost iinmole-.tel ilm-iicr the n-st of the year. 'I'iie jdace is so far from :in-wl r . s i ililiietilt of a -re tli.it ti' Iniilv will li'-ave the lim ! i.i of miles of desert hills ami roeky e!i:1"s except uinler the ereat iiiiliicemelil of 'I'lianks ri vitiT- S.niie of the hunters come so fae that they have to nciUe "jerUy" of the t iirliey meat in on ler to ji 1 i home. A fellow wants tarUey pretty hard wlscn he will travel one I i i i . 1 1--1 miles for it and then t:. he it ill t he shape of sa I ted and sim-ilried strips an.': si.reils. and u ;nal!y fri.-d in a. jrr.ivy of liaeon rea.si' ami Hour. A Tlianl:sivin7 limit in the valley of the liitle river is worth a trip, if any thing in that line can i oinp.-n .ate f r a twenty or tifty-mile trip over liare r:h-l;s with the t herm. m.-t r::to:!c hi.n ilred and ten ile'rrces. Th-.-rc are no end of turi.-eys in the v:i!ley. As ym walk up t he creek frreat lloeksof them, leith the liir Idacli fellows and the smaller l-ron.e turkeys, swarm up the hanks into the brush like qu;i'l. One of them wiil carry away as irn. h lead as a deer, and then' are all sorts of stories almnt turkeys .ret:ii'r away with one win.' and one leir broken. The artist at 1 he busbies-. ! s otV t he turkey's head. A m:::i who would u--e a shot;rn:t umier the cir n:n -t in.-es woithl '"n iiliid-sluiee" n:iil. i I' in- '"iil.l not Ii di for trout withe'i.mt jiowiler. Half a ilo.en birds i!i;:l:e alrciucii loiis baLT. about as ma. h as a pack mule ean tarry oat of tin-valley. fr they ;r iw to a marv; Ions size. l!d tiuiers say that e-. i! it iters eii'hi his thirty p. iiiini . liai'e beeii taken out of the l'rieto cat-Voti. THE FALL OF bEBASTOPOL Ainiil I'I:iiii-h :inJ IVurfitl l ioHiti a I Its l.il.si;t-is lteo;i-U'.. I Went ba 'k' to my uneasy eotieli. about two o'el n-k. but I l as speedily aroused by an awful explosion, writes illiani llowanl b'i:ss i in Si ribn. r's. I hastened to my looloint post airain. The Ma tues w i re spri atliiiLr a 1 1 ovi r t he city. It w.;-. an ocean ..f sire. At la. ni. ihc r;inijs. tn tn sea to alley, were ar uisiil by an awful sln I,- the iie st i'lli t i ni f s. tiie ere;: I ma j a . i ne I h hind the lb dan. In ipiii k ? a. -i- ii one. two. tiireo. f-.ur explosions, f. !!., d. At I:l"i a. in. the laaai'ies i f the ! lau' stalf l:.si ii an. I . an!, ii t.att.-ries - iil.sled. Th.' M IV earth t n-m I led at each oiitbiivsf. .i;t at the Vile le of t'le l.ii-e sloin :. la. u hen fort ressi s. thi' l,.;a ra 'i ' i te and A !e:; n-tee, were lnM-.d b;t.. I!..- air a'amsl i.nu ! t aiic otisly v. it h : pi i! i in;.' roars, a i;. 1 lie ky was all redden. -I by th" i smmI (lushes of t lie h-ir-lill'' shells. I he ie. bl est held tin ir br, ath and grazed iti awe strm U onih-r. It wa- broad .lay. The INi-.. ian 11-i-t was .ni-. tie- last of their nu-ii ..f war was at the littim -only the steamers were aetiw. tnuin lHi.it'. arid !! -i n -r from pke e to plaee on lay -; rrii.il er rands, 'i hirty-live ma r.i..iai-s in all were blown up. and l';r..u all the tiiuiht of tli" Mh a. si the ni -iiinr of Scjitemlicr ' t he liussiatis w ere i.iarch-ite.'-o.it of the s. Mil !i side. e .-. m I-1 set l!ie bri. !.- cover: d with them still. At ti:l" a. in. tiie l.i-.t Isnly of i-.f.mlry iTnvf ! tlie bri.l:Te and t loiit.ti d the op posite iii::k. N i-s. ttie soiltii si.l.. w.is left to llie p.lsse-sioU of the aliies at i-isi! Seoasl iiM.I. the city, the docks and th.' arsenal were ours. In half an hour more the end of the bri.kre itscl f was 11 iate.1 away bv some invisible ao-eiiey from the s-mih side, aii.l in less than an hour the several l. iri i- .tis of il v. i re col leet ed a 1 thei tir ll'.erside of t!ie roadstead. .ie:int iliie ihe lires. fed by small ep! isions, spread liil the town seemed !i::e oue jjr. at furnace vomit ine- oul e-damiis of vi-lvety bla'-k smoke t o le -a . ii. Sinn after .seven o'et"'-k co!tit;i":sof smoke li .L-an (oasectid from I' .r: l';i-il. 1 n a minute or two more l'::m.-s v. i i-e seen breaki'i'f out in Fort X i He das. The iirst cxpl iied wish a st:ije.i-lo;-, r-ar la!' r i i tiie day; the mines under the hit ter iiid n. .t take lire. The retreat of lortsi-hakolT was ef fected w ith masterly skill. HOW A STLER TOOK REVENGE. 4,4'tliiiK Help, It I'riM'eeileit to I'nnistt s ov Ulii. Ii II. el Hurt It A cow and a steer the hit ter two to three years old were tho only occu pants of the barnyard where an oeciir- renee !e:-. nlied by the popular Science Monthly took phiee. A baiLii-..'? of h.:y was put to them, the cow takl::r J. s scssion. The steer w ished to share it, b-.i t the -rw, like some hiyhcr animals, was seitish. and was In-nt on taking the wttolcof it. iiii.l as often as bo would maneuver a round from side to side to 'ft a bite she would drive hiiu off at the point of her horns. The steer was mi pe rsistent that at last the old cow's patience eave way, and. making a ih Icrniiiied and vicious charjre on him. punishi'il him s.'vcrcl y. t honrh he was h r own oOVpriiij,'. 'I he sleer felt bad ly luii-t. not only in 1n!v but ovi.letitly in mind as well, and imtm .liately start id out of Ihe yard utid olf down t ho lane toward the pasture, where won' ihe rest of th" stock. In-IIi iw in;' Ven voa me at every - top in a l.ii;;n:a7"e w hi-li was iiiiiiiir.takab'ie to tie bystander and whit li the ui. e.h. r well nn.!rr.t.l. as sh' ccasol eatiuT and li: temsl in ii'litly to the t iireaten'n;r of what was U iconic. When t lu-se died :w av intlu" distaiici' she resumi d her ration, but iv ith ev ident apprehension. In duo lime the o-er was seen rot iimiiij.r, I i ii o-i ri.r wittj Iiini a companion larger and slriini'.T than hims-'lf. As thev ap proaehed the riiiiibiinrs of ra;e and re-iron-re could In- a;-'::i:i heard, which ;rrcw loiidi-r as they oapie nearer. The cow tool; in Ihe fituation at onee ami w as now l. rror-st ri.-ken. As her assail ants rushed into the yard she d. -il-eil i iiem and i ti in d out at iife-a.'i.l-deitlii speoil atal away toward the rest of the stock in tiie ticld. with her pnrsn.-rs close in her trai ks. .Flshinc of 1'ie I.oek. At .1 recent 'Tishiii"; of the lmdts" at Icluw are t'ity, the eastern terminus of the canal, nearly 'Ji'.iiOd l-errintr were i-anefht. and it was est iuv.tcil tliat 1k t ween T'l.naO and su.oiru pas-d throuc-h the lm ks that kiy. On tho same l;ly it was estimate! that tin- net in Ihe locks at St, tiiM.r'e's contai'ii'd at one time fU.0M herrinir. The weight w as m p;reat thatooly 15, IMKI could Ik- t.ioue;ht JUshore. "WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES. GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF SAPOLiO never wants to learn, but the reads that QLiD Honesty CHEWING TOBACCO is the best that is made, and at ONCE tries it. and saves money and secures mora cat isfaction than ever before. AVOID imitations. Insist on having the genuine. If your dealer hasivt it ask him to pet it for you. JSO. FIXZ5R & BROS., Loiii.Yfll8.lJ OILS! OILS! The Atlantic Refining Co., of Pittsburg, Pa , make a snecialty of manufacturing for the tiomes tic trade the finest brands of ilhiminjiin and Luliricaiiii? Oils, Nai-Iiiii-i anJ (Jasoline That csn l-e HUE FBOH PETBOUDH. We i-liallenge conijiarison with every knvn product of petrol-i-uiii. If you wish tht most Kcsl : Ueiicnnly : Eatislactory : Oils ia the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO, t i rrsm-Ki hkt . I'lTTsnL'Iif.. PA. B. J. LYNCH, un r Kirr j i: k j t j Anil M .nn fact u rr & Dea'crln H0B1E fiI,TD CITYWADE ! FURNITURE LOUNGES. BEDSTEADS, I ATjit tioss(j?. &c, UJ(0 ELEVKXT1I AVKNUE, ALTOOXA. PKNX'A fSfCitizpns of ("amhria f'ounty anil all iithtT-4 wisliin to pnrcliasf lmri-t KUKXI-Tl-liE. Ac. at tinst priree re rer-cif ally iuvited to eiv us a call liffurx buvlr2 f Ine lirtv, a.i are riniMtftit tat we can twfl cv-rj want arid jileasp eviriy tasU. l'rl-'! th vrv lowest. f 4 l-"Jt ti. 1 WE TELL YOU Qfttliin: mw whni uc tai tliat it ; v tt -n:i-iu a M-riiiiii-iit, mo-t it :ilt liy ami .l a-:il tmi-n--', th:it n'turii a intit f-.r vry t.-iy wrk. .firli th itii-ii.t-!' h otl.-r tin workiii? -l:i. Wt tt urU tin tn how to makr money r:ihlt. ami 7urtr:iittt -(-rv out n In lnlUw imr iustruitiiii tai!hfnl!v The nctking i:!(HI IHI : moiitli. K try "in' wlt t;ik- ltl.( tw :t mi uorU u ilJ tiirflv ami Mfilily iirrfa ilwir tari.in-; ilMrt c;m ! n iii--t i mi nttoiit it ; itu r-i ihv at work are doiiii; it.:inl tt, rtatr. ian l-i lit -:iiiif. 1 i-. I In In-! paving oiiin t that oii ha fr h:nl t lit f-li:iur to -fi-tiif. Vou will in:tk a praw nii-iakf il ou fa: I gi it a trial at tim-f. If vou gra-p lit ti'.iiali'ni, ainl art iiiklv. you will iirftly lin;l omh iti a nt.t roN-ru lni-i m , al m liirli mi mu mirt Iv ntak and ?at larif si iintH'V. '1 hi rtult oi oiilv a f-w hour.- wrk will otif n n.il a whI'd wagf m. W h-iti-r toti art 4l r otni, tit an or woinau, it inakci no tlitliTt-tit'f, o as t 11 vnti, tti ttuc r 4 will iih i-l oii a thi vi-ry -I art. NtitUr f xtM-rit in or rapiial iM-cf-ary. Ti who work for u arf n-w-inhil. Whv itof writr to l.tv lor lull inrti-ii.ar4, Ir-f ? i:. '. AI I.KN X iux No 4 Ut, AugunU, Me. CASSIDAY'S Shaving Parlor, EBENSBURG. 'pills wi-IUIinnwn Shavlnu I'arlor Is lrolf.il on 1 riit:e flr't. near I lie 'iuntv' Jail. Iixl re O'liliy Icfn lianilsi.melr rr:uriri e.i. .a erej. anil ntir.t with rvrpr mlirn -..nifnirD-e, a n.l Is imr- ol tli iirriiitTst. Deatet. sn. Ixi h..is Id N ullirrli l'aiiil.ri. It Is In c!nre ol cmiic Iftit w.vilmrn sin will (itc evt-rv altotion to riirlomerH. uur iatr-li-f soliriicl lililllhTI'ASSIIIAY. 'nil ihe TnfirT.!ons FrnrV. ltoiiii-.lv CALTHOS fm-, au.i h I. T il i ' tmi .i f i lev that 4I.THUK will H OC I'l-hsrv-s it i:mU.I.M. I I "I: SWwIit1hs, srit oc.li aval KK l'l;K lat Icnr. L'srttond tf s.r.'i C,d. Wten. VON MOHL CO.. Bats Aasrritasi Assail, tlarlsssli, ohki. GArtGHB T n-i Inmor I'l'ltKn . no kmi. f.Ha !r liHSTfOkT f lis w. liiS sua. ttc tuasaata.. TV 0 Constipation JfVinaTiil pnmijit trt-atmciit. Tli tsw ii:lts i lK'j;li'i t i;iay Isn tM-rioiia. Avoiil all liarsli ainl lr;isti? ji:rgatire, tli t tu!i-iny of wliii-li 5h to rcaken tli Isiwi-Ih. Tlie Iw.t roiMtnly Is Ayer'a I'ills. jmri ly vefrctaMt;, tlifir Bi'lum is irompt ami tlieir client always iHiuliiial. They aro an aluiiraKla I.iviT ainl AfiiT-dinncr I'ill, and every- hTe cmlorsi'il liy the profession. "Ayor Pill are liilily an.l univcr irlly j.kt.n ..f Ly the -iple altuut li-r. t mak daily ns 'f llit-m in iuy ira-ti'f." lr. l.'K. 1'owlcr, I'.riJo sjrt. t'oiiii. " I ran rroonmrnd Ayor's Iills aTviva all oilit-rs, liaviii; lou pruvt-il I heir alim .n a atli.irtie fur luyst'lf aul luinily." J. T. lless. Lillisv'illo, I'a. " Fur ffv'ral tcsm Ayer's PillH liava Well used iu uiy family. Ve Cud them au Effective Remedy tor constipation ntnl imlipi'Stioti. and are iii'Vt r wit limit llicm in tli Luiue." Misos t'rfiiitT, livell, Mass. ' I liavo iist-il Aycr'a l'ills. fur liver troubles ami iii!ig-stimi, tlurniu many jr;irs, ami lia; uhvays fouml tliiui i.r. .in.t aii-1 '.;'n ii r.t in tUeir actiou." a. S. aSuiidi. I'sii a, V. "I aiifTvri'iI from rmistipntion !ii'h usMiinid kiicIi mi i.hsiiiiaii" form that I fi-an-tl it w..ulil cuiiku :i stopiw nf tli Iniwi-Ih. rlv Imii-s ni Ajtr's l'ills 'f fi i-tfil a .iiiiplt tc -iir'." 1. llurkf, JSai o. Mi-. " I ha'i" iisi'il Ayi-r'n Pills fur tli pxt tliiri.v vi-.iis ami cotisi.Ur lln in aii in Aalualtii laimly iiii iIh in.'. 1 know of no Ik-iiit nrniilv for liver troulili'H, ainl liavi'. ;ilas foiiinl I lu-rn a prmnpL iir' tor 1 s ii:i " .1 aim-s tjuinu, 'JO fill. i. Hi- l!;i:l:i.i.l. Colin. " 1 Ia i ii2T 1m--ii Ii i.nl.l. il with oostive tirs. i lni'li sri-ins iii' il.tl'h; with ir Foiis .f si-.li ni.irv lialiils, I have trii-il Av-i'h l'ills. Iiopiiitt fr rirliif. 1 aiu Clail to sa I hat Ilav liavi; si-rveil uio Im-iiit i haii any nilit-r tui'ilifiiie. X hrii ai tins -i.iii-lii;.ioii only aftir a f.tiihfiil trial it tlii-ir UM-rits." Suiiinel 1. .loin s. Oak st , r.ol.ili. Mass. Ayer's Pills, l l.-l- I'A l: r ti f.T Or. J. C. Aycr Sc Co.. I owclt. Masr bulil iiy I km It is l Mnliriue. V V salt irk npauachft and rolievnatl tbotrontilna turf. i-iit u a l.iliou stat4i.f ttio ej-Ru'ii'. audi o) l'::uzies. Naw( Jir.mHlivjMM. 1'ixtrr alter eatii ?. Paiu in tuo lik-, Jtc Wlulo tlioirnioasi rewrkaX'le succeed Ls lsu ahocn iu curing Hrar1-ls yt Cjrt-r"a Littlo IJvrr PTTn ai9 cqujtyaluiU'lojuJoiiiU'jUitn. curate auJ pro Tc-n'iag tli.sannoj-iufrcoiiiiaiiit.u hilia ttiy alv c )rr--."t aiiJior4l-rof thohtomiv hjM.imul.tnth4 liVtr and xouLtsU: the borjLi. iva if thrj Oblj carca n(i. r frra tJi?litrt-;-in(;coiupl-iint; btitf.irta Catcly ttiirr"4liri!' i: rtvud !rr.TiJ tluiaa rhoc Tiro try thrui will hnd tJkeft1 littlti pallnvalii. t icinrorna:y frys that t'-ey wul ixt lo wjt hC to don .tboat litem. But t'Uj ilrick h4 1p th ban r.t t inny Utcsj tUt h-Ti h wniakotir ijt.jU buoit. Our iillacarelt wbiiA ethers do not. Carter". i.:til I.lvrr Pflla in X'l f rnxlt anU Terr cany to take. Ouo or two vill luts d-s.o. O bi-y arcatnctly vei;i-talil and do n.it grtpe or f-iiD-o. t.-it l.y tJn ir r'it'o action ple-isesll who iiiii.e;a. in vinlat ".'Sri'iiu : for $1. tioLX Ly u: ugiala cverj itru, or n ut 1 y mad. CARTErt MCOICINS CO.. Niw fork. iV'ALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE mm a j j . . s V t t-i Successor if t!;o l'nibfi-";i V. I I 'i WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL j DICTIONS A GRAND INVLCT.VLfr Fort ho F amily, t l.o St UA i.rtii,. I .bri.i Ths wiirk of reit.t-rt .-t-ii.i..l mrr t'? T'iri, mora liian .tr.-. . --r-l i-nt..i ll horirii hn:ni; . it.r.o iiiiS m SJlMi.lioo rzxT4efl '.-ft.rft;. f.rt '?j . wva pi inteil. sold ev i.l rrn --ri 1 1 a3 A rninhltt f rjjccuTu ii j .,i3. i:;u-?rii 'n lestlUHlilal,it'- S'-rit t: - t V J.ul.ll: ! .-. . Caution i ri .!.. ( y. iinrioi n i.. n-.r ry. its ibiNKriIti ; r--tn m: .fa; a : n. ifvi-i w.irthli-s.i'.;t:-.nct' "-V. b-l - :t;- i . i'.-. n art. t. . nd. rT.iousc.i':..'s i f:.":' ri:-re; ri i.liu:: cct tut per. T?- International, slu.n i ui ul-iu.; r.i.t C &. C. rVJERRfA.M CO.. PUBLISHERS. SPPiMriri r.. it r;. Caveats, and Trads-M.irk nhtainod and all etit hiisim-s ronnrtpd for Moderate F-;. Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office, and we ran Hern re )iatont in lin time than lhoc remote from W a-hitiirlon. S-nd miMlel. draw ini or jihoto.. with descrip tion. We advise, if putenTalile or not. fre of rhnnre. tlur f.-e not due till patent is seeured. Pamphlet. "How to (ilitain Patent." with nsmi of actual clients in vourState, county town, sent free. Address," C.A.SNOW&CO. Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D. C Cures thnnsands annnallyrif LivprCom plaints. Biliousness, Jaundice, Dj-Brx-n-sia. Constipation. Malaria. loro Ills result from an Unhealthy IJrerthananr other cause. Why puffer rhen you can be cured t Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigor ator f a relehmted family modiHrte VOt U UUl iilT WILL I PI LY OC. Eteastuii Fire Insurance Aeohcj T. AV. DICK, General lrsiirar.ee Agenl. KHKSARURG. rA.. JIHI5 F. STHATTOS A SON, 4S Walker St. KW I OEK. Imfirtsn aa4 WkvlnsU Italsi la .1 i suit of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Violins, Guitars. Banjos. Accordeons, Harmon! cat, Ac, all sindso4 Strings, etc tc 'ill ACHE r ri. 1 ' i ' . i. riTr,TfrT .. v?v mm. rowavc HraiTM ttmc itvrn must : ij oonraj. (ifllwi PERSIA IN A BAD WAY. The Shah Now I mlrr t tie Control of m I'rlestlr Ollsarchy. The internal affairs of IVrsia seem to be proc-et'tlintf hU-atlily from liad to worse. A eorresi indent cif the IyOtilm Times, who tleelaret that he lias the lii"l.et authority for liis fctatetnents, w ritei: The priestly easte, which lias always enjoyed preater authority in l'. rsia than in Mussulman countries of the Sunni persuasion, although liutu Llel liy the present rulinr dynasty, has exploited to the utmost the prevail iiij dis'ontent for the furtherance of its iiwn ejids and the revival of its own prestijje. Mahdist iliK'trines i. e.. the belief ill the speedy a-Uilit to the twelfth Imam, who is to sweep the un lielievers ifT the face of tlie earth have always had a strong liohl uton Shiite Mhu!iiiiiedans. Ilurinir the last Muhar rem festivals the jiricsthood armouneetl ia many rnosjiies that a lualuli ainl Eiirinr unto IVrsia hail risn at Samara, near Uajrdad. in the je?son if Mullah Hajji Mirza Hassan Shira.i. and that lie was predestined to rule over the land. Thi.s oiiiiiions announcement was rendere.1 still more significant by the oinisvi.m'of tin khtitlH'h. the prayer for the shah, which throughout Islam is the most ancient and sacred privilege if royalty. These incidents acquire all th" more frravity that the shah feels him self helpless to cope with the impetid in;r crisis. Treachery is rampant with in the p:i!uee itself, and the shah's third sou, Iriii-e Nail-es-Siiltatieh, who is at Ihcsautc time minister of war. is known to In- in sc. ret t.yinpathy with the mal content leaders. It is no exa't'era.tioil to say that the shah rules in little uxire than name, and, as it were, on suffer ance. The power, la ith in the capital and the provinces, almost throughout his empire, has pussc' out of his hands into those of tlie priestly oligarchy, who are the masters of 1 he situation. The "Tutid vizier himself Km'm-cs-Sul-tan lias Ihm'H compel le.l t enter into secret ne jrotiut ions with the most inllu etitial f these holy afritators. Mollan Mirza Hassan Aslitiany. in the hoM', it is allefred. if liersuatlinir him that the dejmsition if the shah would involve the occupation and possible par tition of the last (Treat shah kingdom by the very Kuropcaus whose presence is so loathful to every rijrht-thiukin Mussulman." DANGER OF FOOTBALL. Muttetilar aoitl Nrrvinis Stamina eedect In lli litoiie, :! rieoty of l: li. Few except those who have licen throiitrh the experience are aware what exertion antl strain and exhaustion a holly eon tested football match in volves. It is all a jrreat deal more than appears on the surface, and the self control required in the midst of jrcat excitement atlds to the nervous tension liesides the physical fatigue. T!i:s if itself is enough t) try an average man. but "hen t it is added the strufRles, the '.ills, the frrappliiif.'s. the blows (for, according to the Philadelphia Times, there an blows once in aAhile). it requires stamina and real endurance as well as streno-th to stand it lie cause the men on the opposite sides in the field are not seen squaring off and st ril.in.T at each other in rcjmlar Sullivan- 'orlsett style, it does not follow that tliere are not scientific ways in hich in the tussels a man ean lie ma terially weakened, or some particularly a'ressive niciiilx rof it tlisabletl. Iet any man in fair condition lc sudiietily thrown bt the ground and then have one or two heavy men, or it may In seven t.r eirht, fall and throw their weight on him. Possibly liis hand may In- under tine of their feet, or in the fall me of their forearms may have choked him a toss the neck. How much wind and eiiciyy will an average man have after tine such ex jM-rienee as t hat ? And yet it is a common f. nit ball exjiericnce. Many a man is hurt more iu a football tiIit than he cares to admit, and so he makes lirht ' it and plays tm for the suket.f the college or team and from self-pride. Hut panics appear to b." prowinp rotip-her, and there are a preat many aecideiits and injuries, and. ta!un: all the teams in and a run n.l Philadelphia, it would lie astonishinp if the extent of the injuries received iu football were known. There isoiicd.K--tor in Phiktdclphia who has on liis list thirty eases of injury at football, and they are nearly all cases requiring sur pical treatment. AT THE WORLD'S FAIR. lUtM-trteal KxhlMt .r Nearly Heady for I list Jtllltt Ion. The electrical exhibit will cover in round mimtiers 'JiHi.tNK) stjuare feet on the main floor and palleriesof the elec tricity building. The orticcsof the de partment chief are in the pallery at the south end ami the two bays in the norlli end tif the pallery will lie devoted to restaurants. The remainder of the :"'.). OtKI stpiare feet of lloorinp in the build inp will lie taken up by aisles. The work of installitip exhibits will liepin i in ni' 1 1 lately. Some exhibits are already tin the pround and others are arrivinp. It is cxjufbil that tlurinjr the week fifty exhibitors will arrive to look after the installation of their displays. Of foreipn countries France antl i "er nianywill pive the preatest electrical displays. France liavi up liecu assipned -i.T'Jil square feet on the main floor, and Germany l'.l.'ls-J square feet on the main floor and pallcries. France will occupy the entire northwestern "bay. a part tif section P, just south of the bay. and the prcater part of section K. w hich lies east tif section V. Germany's exhibit will ticc ii py 13.:ls4 stpiare feet on the pround ti-. tor east of the French display and a.'.iys feet in the pallcries. ICnpland will have 7..".:'.0 square- feet in the western part tif the buildinp ad joininp the French territory, and t pether with I'anada will oe.-upy .l.'.Kis fts-t in the pallcries. Just north tif the center of the biiihlinp an area of 4,471 square feet has liecn allotted to Thomas A. Ivlison, and in the center of the buildinp is a circular plat :' fis-t in di ameter which will lie occupied bv the Phieiiix 4'lass company t.f New York. The southern half tif the pround floor has Im-cii allot ted to larpe electric linns of lliis country, the llell telephone com pany, P.ru-.li company, Wotinphouse eompany, Metrt.it Klectrical works, and others, each havinp a larpe spa. t as sipnetl to it. In the pallerie: will lie shown photiopraphs, scientilie instru ments and specialties. Here also will lie the exhibit tif insulation and wire people, and small exhibits of foreipn nations. Deterioration of Kulitier. A rnblier expert, who has liecn mak inp invest ipations into the cause of the deterioration of rublier, lias thrown a new lipht m the short service derived from rublier host in railway work. It is found that tlie copper salts which are use,! in various stapes of the manufac ture tif certain kinds of rublier poods frequently tend to decompose or harden the material. Metallic copper in eon tact with rublier causes the oxidation or liardcninp of tlie pum, althouph no ap preciable amount of the metal may en ter into it; but zinc does not in any way afreet it. Oil containing- even the small est quantity tif copper is hiphly injuri ous to rublier poods, an.l all oils, except castor tiil, exert a detrimental effect linseed oil havinp also an acid which rots the cloth. ne of tho evidences of the decomposition of rubber is its Strom twine 'in.l t ... I ei " ' " " ..... it t .inr 1.1 1 OlOL i tinp paper is placed on dtn-ayinp rublier i iw-ciiiiit-s uiscoioreu ny some of the emanations, which does not occur when the rubber ia in pood condition. THE PATRIOT, Vttrcimud Ihtitm-rtitir Moiiilii'i Xnnejmjirr 111 l't llllXllltHllitl. CI.KVKLASn : AI : .ST.T.'.V.SaV on tie-ir ti'ti Ut thr II " J!i,iim-. Ially. every week-day morn I n- In tlie year. S5 a er. Weekltr Tueday(evenlnic ot every week In the j ear fl a year. laa ikNta The only paper In CetiU-al t'ennnyliania havlna: II es-ulra alee and ti)etat or, mnmrt dnh the new eentre of tfie world. With I rn.i. fNeilltle It rnaehe tbree hacdreilanil liiiiy D e Iod with l the new IroTn three Iu seven hnur alieatl of all oth ers. Hai-rlMmr will I lie an cnuaaally ftnpiirtattl point the euiDl3K year. The aeaelno of the leKl. Isture.the election nf 'a raereniwr to Casy. a ii ponllran letclalatore enlrnnletl t.v a liemucratle ait mlnlrtratlnn. all ten. I to ttraw the palitir ye to the eainial. TH K I'ATKHrr will rive miMit ctitnplete report of all tlie InierentlnK proeeed lOK. Tbe part yer.lit ha heen the Diocffaeeennl 10 Ihe I.IMory of THE fAllil(r, It want the new year to lie nil better. Il l.-Mla In l lrrnlallca -Het advartli Idk metlluin In I'ennrylvatila oatnideof I'litiliuric ant l'htlelel.hla. The Only leMtoerlle Italia- abllaltd I Ihe Rlaie 4'aipllal. Iw Kalett Unalwrllier. Mo plaee It In home and lm-loei tiliten where It dit- pot KocndalJIn leachln: irotitl liemoeratle teaeh Inic THKHAl i.Iir will lm rent ly uiall to an new raberlt.er liT.four tnonth on reeeipt of one dtllar. Tli Week I jr. 1 he wekiy edition will Imi rent on trial liv mall lur four nionUi' on reeeipt ol tweatyteent; on trial innly. Ail.tre' THCI'ATHIiiTIHMrANV. Jan. Ifi C HarrlHtiurie. I'a. jsxxu. uurin- 1S93 THE SUN will be of surpassing excellence ami will primt more news and more pure literature than ever before in its history. Tlie Sunday Sun Is the Greatest Sunday News gg paper in tt lie World. Prlre lie. ampjr. - H mall. a year Illy. by mall, ..... fcflayear Ikally and un1ay. tty mall, fsnj ear Addreaa TIIK kt'. ew Turk. " AI Mil I A II TIM K TAKI.K I IK 1 UK KKKNS IV, liurv k I'mn.n Kram-ti h'ailrna.l. Inetleri Imeeniber ). lnyi. I'aaart-IUan! I rrntun. 1T. K AST. 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Nkw Yiikic Oldwt bureau fiir eeourlii iwttnit In Aiui'rlra. Kvery imtent taken tint tir u la tiroiurlu Mtnra Loe ptUtito 6y atttitjoe giwtm free ol oUttxKe lit tiio M rricnttfic titcrifau Larveat etrmlatlon of any arlentlfle paper In the world, hiilouilitlly llluntntUHl. No liiteliitreut man anouia be without It. Week it, i:,H a Teart l.(nl mi mt Int. AildrRMt Alt NN A x. yuiilJimnHii, 361 liruatlway. Mew Vura dty. PATENT STEEL PICKET FENCE Cheaper th&n Wood. Thttfcm evtafc.tr fW-Ht Penn with at. tlai.laatft a anu.la baawdaa Iroo ar H .d r.t. Thea arlilior kir irtM gk9 Qnaautv, MaaitMr f Oaui. Onut.i. aii Hlu!, WQtd. Wm ala Haanlaetar Uvy lr.a K.nclD. Orratiuc. fllakle fltUan. Plrm Hkuwfn eua VI KB IHOr.. 'lltf It. an Kuliuc. Bnaul lra flrtll.. 'IKK IMKlS AJIU IIUIIIOW ak: Ms. a4 all alJ4 a IKK a uaa. TtTLOB St DEAN, t i Scientific American I 11 T a w a lUNh tJl MEN WHO WEAR CORSETS. i.erinun antl l::icllh Army l'l,,.r An.. 1 hi llll tf I eniliiint- oV- Tlie itlt-a tif mt-ri wi-ariinr 0,.1, Hut 11 new mil'. liiTinaii iirinv 1.1)1. wiar tin-in as a Uiuttft-of funr- , li-li utiicers nf t-rai-U ri-iini iit , u .lrt a I i'lit-lit t im unif-irm. .-...' t it li T fi irsets t ir liavi- I lu-ir n i;4. .. v. :" lmllisl ti tit Miuirly. I uiu u,,t I . 1 1 1 . .1 ' 'w' t'viT, uiiuuin it tiit-si p:ifi, ,,K 1 , stMiit'H wlit-re it is l'arilly . . , Iivoi.l Ktiuie Mirli 11 nl 1n iinjfc.stn ' . Ifini. suvs a Luiiiliiu curri-i.,i,,. I In- (. It tli it-r ami 1 'urnivluT. Imt 1 f a. t that eiirisi-t wearint' aiii .ii .' ii uiuli'.i' y nitiir uifti, ntnl smm ii lti il l.l mii'K. is 111 it 1 m! v I.. -, , tlail.V limri' JKiJiular, luit t!i:iI :, ItlmWII Iriilul street hulls., i , j,, , furt tine liy its art il'n ial at ti ii.-,:, 1 f ijuri-s w In ist' t iit-rs lisi hi 1 11 1 11,. ,-, an. I Wfll-ft'il aiH-araiii.- i f a, :; , JJriluns. The mauV i'ur-t't a l.i n. lM'lter tleserilMtl Its a eurlet : if U 1iii;.'it in pf. ij. irt.ii ri than t I...t n:' liy femiiiiiiity. ami lits t he hi;)-. a:nl 11 in ler 1 lie .in hi ; . i . - r- -the present ni.Kleuf wearing.' 1 1,, ; euat njx'tl there is imt s.i inn. I, , . to tli pl.-.y the skill uf the e.ir . a'lvauta;.re. hut the tin il. '.luhimy" lil.es tu tlisplay ;i l:ij r t-nswal he.1 in a we! til t in;.- -. The alvatitaj.r. is tnii.-h nn.i. m:,.- eveliine-tlress, w here t he 1 1 has aliinirt entirely siiier--e.. -j . euats. the furuier lri inr u 1,1, ;. assume a patriarehal :i-i. t stretehttl uver a eapaei -ui - :. ,1 'I he lat e tl uhe if I lari-nce .1- 1, . . t he 1 i;rht-laeini he i ri I n l;'e( ! ii . is saiil 1 have a l neli. ,V. men nli.i are im-liiieil t.. i.; .n, eesses at table, as. after tli - iu .i.: the tiihtelieil lielt uf tii. : . ire ntleuian, "tlnwu mi hi.- hi. k," ji aeertaiu ciiet-k on eapaeity. RAIN AT LAST. iii t.i n.l f Tlie TerrlMe I ttit rtit-t I vent--- i.t hm a.i.. IrMllMti I irmiclit. The author of "K.hiii.I the 1 in Australia" hail jmt iiif.,r tin- 1, ;.. ith the tnaiiafer 1 if a -1.. I. I n n: . vv as a t ime of 'In m l' lit . an -1 t ! , n , . pas:-il amiil st.irii s i.f frightful r iti.r ami los-H-s. Tlie 111:11. .i r.r tli 1 1 . t it wi.ulil 1h- hanlly . . . i 1 . 1 . - 1 , ,,. :t week lotie-er. "Miaily .l.i.-K'- v.,; il. Hie." he saiil. "ainl the li'.:.. i, tank is empty." His u if,. 1 1-..-. I t. .1, nnir;i;-. hiiu. "Ilupe f..r the l-t." 'he v.o.l. "My oaf answereil the maiKii-r. ''Imt the Im-m tilings n,.Vi r fume olT " "Vi-.. Ilj.-K." r.-i ill.l.-.l hi. w.fe. "bill the V...I-.1 till - liever an' i.lV." N'iirht after ni;.'lit thi- man ha, I valkeil t he ri nn. allernatinu' I 1 r . . prayers am! eurses. as ea.-h ia '- r - r-. j was aiii.1l.er 1 1n m ami heep . . : I. ot her emp'y wi II. until at !:r' !.. eome tn 1 he j'ri 111 .lira 1 .f . I. - -j . i t "I sh. ai 1. 1 n't eare sn mu.h." he vi :. t the traveler, "but then my wii'e. nn e-irls in t here:" lleilrew hi- sleeve aer.i-- hi- eve-, ami 1m iw ed his hea.l mi tin t.il.ie. I ..r leu minutes he sat there-.- 'I hen II..-vi- iter s;nv hiiu rai-e h.s hea.t. -t.u-t. Kprin' tu his feet, an.l li-ieii u ::i straim-il at ti nt ii m. What ua- ih.i;' S. 'iiiel hint" pin'eil on the eurru.. at.-.l n n if iverheai I. "Ilain: rain! rain!" lie slimile.!. a- I,.. rushed oiit-i.le. ami f.-ll on his l,n iv ith hi- hands t-tret.-heil out touar.l t lie el. Hide J sky. "Thank li.ai: Thauk ;...!: Wif.-' orb.: Mary! Wain!" hu ll mi. The l!no.I-j.'ates of the k i ere i .M-msl. ami before ni..iniir tin visit, ir ua- helping' to put up a ih le- nil one side 1 if t lie house. The mar h ..f tlest rue t imi was stayed. EPILEPSY AMONG COMPOSERS. Many Ntttalile .Mu-l.-l'.ti Have ISet-11 suli Jert It stranire triuii . ll'i-el i... Handel. althoii.rh he lived to old a v. was epileptie. l'pilepsy ha- jn1 -m .1 .1 e. iiiiiin Hi tlisease amoinr luiisieiau-. -a -the New York Eveninj.' San. II i'iu.in. I Vr-rulese. Tae-aniiii, were epihp.i. Malibran relates that when -he heard a symphony of Ileet hoven's she fell int.i f on vuls'n ins and had to lie fa rried from the plaee. Mozart was subje.-t to sin h nervous tremors that in f :in in:r meat he used tu eut his finders. Ilt-rlio said that miisie threw him into miv. in states, aeeompanieil by violent palpita tions of the heart that s imet inn - ended III I'oinph'tt tineoiise ioiism-ss. 11 .is-. mi had unaeei itmtable terrors ab. nit travel by rail, and at the si;-'ht of ears f-.-'l down iu a faint. When ij u. -i i. m. -.1 about it he said: "If I were n t 1!::.: sort uf a man I euuld not have t.'riil. a the 'Karber of Seville.'" 1 . m i.e'. 1 : -, ; subjeet t tin most violent r;i'. an I onee, after havinr terribly beaten n -wife. sat down and wrote one of hi- m t beautiful melodit's. l'.eethoven w a-d-jeet to siieli mental aln-rrat io:is 1 ha: he wnulil leave his coat and hat i'i t' . wimhIs and wander al'iit wil h. nit i ! Thus he was once arrested asati.aiii and J mt in jail. 'luck's loss 1 .f l.al.::,- . was aeeompanieil by intui.'a 1 ! 'ii II I! man lived in exhaustive eesta i.- . V..a llulow's eccentricities are t 1-1l.1v n . known. S-r Arthur Sullivan ev.-n. a eordinj; tn his neiirhU rs. is isnii;i.:y seized with the whim of lu'liliiii' h -liouse from jrarret to cellar and. a- d 111 the midst of a fete, seatinr hdii-cl' ;it the piano. ONE Of- HIS OWN KIND. Some f tlie Trick 1 li:tt Are Wnrki-.l In the C'tililidt t' l.oi. "I was talkin-r the other div t a noted crook and cotit'nlenec nian v. !.. had just t'ompleteil his foiirili I ini.i: the pen," said t to von 1 ' m-cI, nia u t party of eommercial pilr: i:n - in ' ' l.iinlell corridors, says the st I. t MolH'-IK'iuiHTut. ''Hi' has decided ; .: the path of the t ran-.'ressor i- 1 n K'ky, and will t ry w hat I nun -! 1 - a n for him. SpeakinL.' of hi-past ep! ! he said that it w as a mi-take ! 1 that all the 'suckers' were to be I c-d in t Iu count ry. '1 f.' said he v ui a.!. -a men had to depend altogether oat man from up the creel; they would - ' lie starved out. We only work t!i.-...i:n try cousin w hen our old rackets l.e. - n . threadbare ami we are unable to im '' new ones. Hut even w it h 1 lie !. I : 1 that have liecn evpostil a dozen t.in--by the daily press, and willi vl" every ln it black is familiar, w.' .at" alxnit as many city men asci unit rv j -We prefer city tocoiint rv frame I.e. an-'' the former is not so apt to s.ju. al w h. ti scahled. The advent arcs of tin ' deiiee man nut infrequent ly have a hid' f rous side. Some years iif-'u I w :i- 1" New York and made the a.-.iiainta'n - of u p-ood tleacoti from IUinuis w ho had ltt'ii e.iuimissioiie.1 to buy all or; ran f.T his church. He had twelve hundred dollars t.f church 1 y and consider able of his ow n. I fixed up a rclinnis drawing for his li-netit and pd every cent he had with him. He could not at tmee make the defalcation jrood. had t" 'fessup, and came near lieimr sent t.' the penitent iary for cmlezz!eiiient. N-t infrisjueiitly one eontidenee man Liy for another. I was playing the ch -.u.t frcnllc'tiaii throuu'h the south one w in ter an.l li vinjr IT my winning's fmni jlldeS aii.l COIOIICIS niiruunn. . - ..... .r.t ;... il... raini'. He nr. ifcsscil d Ml I .... p-. -- . to lie a lvouisiana planter and had m -n ey to throw at the birds. One even'm-' his ser ant. a coal Mack ncrro. t ailed him out statiii,? that some one tlcire.l to speak to him. He suir-rcstcd th:it SamUi plav his hand until he returned, ami we consented. In half an hour that liej?ro, who was one tif the slickest ram blers in the country, cleanetl me up f.T seven th.Misa.nd dullars, my jewelry ami
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