MEDICAL SCIENCE.
Some Wonderful Inventions for
the Use of Doctors.
Elect rlr Search Light That Are Employed
In Eilriuf the Interior of the
llultixu System for Various
Oisejfie,
15y t!u latest application of electric
ity to the medical science it lias be
come possible to utilize the human
hea.l as a lantern. This was proved
by lr. Wendell '. I'hillips the
oilier nio-lit before a meeting of the
larynoloical section of the New
York academy of medicine. The elec
trical apparatus used is called a '"head
iliuininator." It consists of a small in
candescent jjlohe and an electric litfht
of three candle power and about as
bijr as a jrrape. It is adjusted to the
end of a rubber tube, which in appear
ance resembles a had R-neil and
through which the wires reach the
-.lobe. In demonstrating the propcr
tiesof this lijrht before the academy
of medicine Dr. I'hillips called a small
boy to the pint form and placed the in
strument in his mouth. The boy
closed his lips, all the lijfhts were
turned out and then the li-rht in the
instrument was turned on. Immedi
nuly the boy's cheeks became translu
cent ami every vein and itncrfectioii
of the skin stood out with distinctness..
The lijrht also shone through the upper
part of the face.
"The beauty of this illuminator,"
aid Dr. Phillips to a Herald man,
lies in the fact that it enables us to
read certain conditions of the head
which could only be learned hereto
fore by operations or probing. If the
lijrht rdiincs through one side of the
face and not the other we know the
dark si.le is atleeted. It also throws a
lijjhl through th- bones of the face
and discloses formations of the Ixuie
which, under other circumstances,
coidd only be ascertained by drilling
to the bones. Placed in the corner of
the eye. the lijrht shines up through
the cavity in the frontal bone just over
the eyebrow. Catarrhal diseases are
thus located."
Mere the doctor placed a small sec
tion of rubber hose over the li-rht
which he held in his hand at the time.
"Now notice how this shines through
mv thumb," he continued. 'Well, if
there was a spl inter there it could In
accurately located. Any disarrange
ment of the small bones of the ham.
could be ascertained in the same man
ner. This practical use of electricity
in suruvry is not new, however," add
ed the doctor. "The first man to util
ize it was Yoltolini. In rejrard to these
newer instruments which I have about
me I have just added improvements.
II. -re is a search lijfht," said Dr.
Phillips, taking' up a curved piece of
nickel made to tit over the head and
come down between the brows, lie
tween the brows was a lens which
stood out like the jrlass of a bull's-eye
lantern. It was connected by wires
with a storage batterv. A switch was
turned and a hrijrht li-rht shone out
from the apparatus like a star on the
forehead of a ballet dancer. "This
lijrht." said the physician, "shines into
and down the throat of a patient who
is bcinjr examined for throat troubles.
This latter examination can also In
performed by the insertion of a small
electric lijrht the sii-.e of a H-a. There
is another instrument consisting of a
tlcxible tube with a small lamp at the
end and connected with a battery.
The patient swallows the lanp. and
when it reaches the stomach it shines
throujrh so diseased ol'jranistii can .
plainly read from the outside. Tin
circulation is visible and an abnormal
development stands out like a mole on
a person's cheek. All these imple
ments and devices," added Dr. Phillips
in conclusion, "arc the result of study
made by prominent physicians and
Minreons. 1 have not invented these
thiu-rs. I have only develicd them.
We haven't reached tin- hijfhest devel
opment of the use of electricity in the
medical science yet. We are work injr
Uow on new lines."
COSMOPOLITAN FRANCE.
l-ru'Mie.! Itillrt tii I'rt-K-ut tlie lanitilif ra
tion of Foreigner.
There are no less than five bills be
fore the l'ri-nch chamlK-r whose object
is to check or prevent the im in ijrra
t ion of forcijrncrs. According to the
latest tiirures there are Jho.ihmi I'cl
jrians. -Jsiummi Italians. Iihi.imiu (icrmaus
ami 4U.IMK1 P.ritish and Swiss settled or
employe. I in Prance. These '.MM. mm
aliens are likely, moreover, to increase
rapidly, not only by immijrration but
by superior fecundity, the birth rate
limonjr foreigners heiiijr far higher
than auionjr Frenchmen. The foreign
ers are exempt from the conscription,
which causes employers to prefer them
as laborers, and they semi away larjre
sums of money S;;5.oii(l,oiMt from Paris
alone in a sinjrle year.
The committee which Has the bills
in char-re promises, therefore, to- impel
every i in migrant to take out a permit
of residence, which, it i-ccms to be 1111
dcrstood, will be refused when the
French laborers complain of competi
tion, and to pay one franc a year to
the fun. Is of the commune he inhabits.
The grievance about the conscription
is -rent-rally considered to be jrenuine,
and to justify a tax; but it is Minted
out that Italians or P.cljrians, or even
l'.njrl tsliiueii. become in the second
(rein-ration Prciichmen. The Kiipiet
tis. Napoleons, iambt-ttas and Me
Mahons have never been suspected of
being1 auytliiujr but I'rench.
ELECTRICAL FLASHES.
Somk extensive ew-riinents have re
cently been made in connection with
the licrmaii army, the object of w hich
lias been to provide continuous elec
trical illumination at nijrht from bal
loons. Tin: electrical weeklies are just now
teeming with illustrations of electrical
effects at the world's fair. According
to these the old nursery ntoriws of
fair land are actually eclipsed by the
realities of to-dav.
Pi:ob-. von Sri:iM, a well-known Mos
cow physician, claims to have discov
ered a new cure for rheumatism by
means of the electric lijrht. The lijrht
Used is a small incaudesccnt lamp,
whose rays are applied to the afilictcd
part throujrh a funnel. The length of
the treatment depends on the ability
of the patient to endure the heat.
PitoK. Al.oi, the famous electrician,
has been enjrajred for some time in
conducting some curions experiments
ith rcjrard to the intlueiice of elc
tricity uoii plant jrrowth. These trial
tests prove that corn, wheat, tobacco,
beans in fact, everything upon which
experiments were madewere highly
benefited by the influence of the elec
tric current.
Cigarette In 1't'raia.
It has taken just seventeen years to
convert Persia into a nation of cijrar
ette smokers, lie fore that time cigar
ettes in the dominions of the shah
were unknown, all the tobacco smok
ing being1 l3' "kalians" or "hubble
bubbles" and chibouks, or lotijr wood
en pipes with lonjf clay ImiwIs.. P.ut it
hapH-ned that about lsTfl Homebody in
troduced from Turkey the variety
known as "cijfarette tobacco" into
(Ihilan, whence its ust; has spread.
Now so general is the practice that
even the lowest peasant in Persia jroes
about with a cigarette cane and makes
jltis uwa ""amoke.
tl7t
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OkaKD Island, NEB., April 8th, 1392.
Dr. Mile Medical Co., Elkhart, Jn.rU
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diiciii roaTHC last so , ami al thou a I
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remedies, I (rrew eteadily worse until was eem-
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illoitelher.W ''and it waawith
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SLAIN HIS TEN THOUSANDS.
A Hunter Who II:i-. .-nslit a I"anu -Willi
ulrrll 1'eltH Alone.
Freeman Uij.'frs. of Mutton towns'iip.
eit-rliV miles from t'liarlestoii. Ill-, car
ries the :ilp . of twenty-one tliotivan.l
squirrel i at his beit. .-o to v;)0al.. -s
his reputation for truth an; I vetaeity
is rhHi. his lu-i hhors lo ii.it ii j-r.le
liis i laiin that lie Iia .sUiu;riiterel live
huinlreil ileer. three l.u::Ii-et ui!.t
turkeys ami more prairie el. "u-eiis tluia
lie ha.l time to eoii-st. I le i. a. eor.l
in,' to tile t'liiea'-ro Tril-ime. M-venty-oiie
years ol.l. ami his shr.it i jn-st ;is
j,'ixiil as ever, so o;.h1. i.i faet. that if
the hu!!et from the rilie he has e.: rrit-.l
for many eurs fails tost r"'!e .Mr. S-iuir-nl
Letween the eyes he will hariily
throw the animal in his ame la.-
ami stiirri Is are wonh from I w :-lv.
ami a half to lit'leeti eents. l'or t!::rt -five
years I'j-.-. ni"" Ui:-. has hurl.-. I
"hu -h tails." ami t lie proeee.ls of ins
accurate aim have hoiiht a lim- farm
on whieii he reare.l a family of ten
chihlren.
"I-'reem" I'-i'irs was liorn in Clint on
county, .. ami went to 1 1 tu ton town
sl'.ip when til'leeii years ol.l. At tlc.t.
time ther-.' were plei-.ty of ileer :i ; t
tnrl.cys there, amliia U-v :! juireii
a rcmurhahl.' pr. -lieieney with the rii.e
ami tinally ilril'le.l into hiinliii:-- a a
means of support. The ra i In a.i .- i me.
ami ilei-r eon!. 1 Ik- shipM-il lo l!..' : !.
ami until the set t lemeii I , !rmc t!ie
jfaiut' u.vuv lu-soi'i venison. Alt.-r tiie
country hecame selthslaml the greater
J.art of the tiiuher felle.l. ti-e t urii. -anil
ie-r ii ia pware.l. an! he v.a.,
oltlio-ol to lK--in a luim-:-.s i n;ra. e
mctitwith the s.piirrels. hi.-h con
tinues up to tl e present, at lea -t up t-
the time pr. h i I -i t e.l ly law in eaeli
year. l'or the last thirty-iivcvcar-.il.'
ha .lone Inisiness exclusively li!i the
sipiirrcls. an.l moilestly cstriua-es Iha;
on an average he iias sol. I a'.'.iil i
htimireil a year. At lir- t the price
ranri-.l from llll.-ell cents up l ot lu.vv
it ranges al"ut ten -eiilsanl twelve
cents. Of i-oiirv tin- supply -f squir
rels i- not so lafo-e at present. lie
sides, farmers who have v.inmIs pas
tures where these- animal ahomnl. put
hutr" si;rn on their o-at x . -1 . ..le.-hir
in;'' that "No huntiior al-.u.l on tlii,
In-n- farm." I ' i-.ler t h.'se .1 isa. I v a nt a-'.-s
Mr. lliu-'s was unalilt- to takeover four
hun. Ire. I las year.
WHITE HORSE OF LAM BOURNE.
The St nine Natural I "orncif ion W Siii li
Ite set-n n itu I'nlisti iiitlHt.lf.
Iii lU-rkshire. Kn;rlaii.l. is -itn.iii-. la
hill on the steep si.les of which is thc
figure of a o-i'.intie h.-rs. who--.' !i
meiisi.in . are almo-1 an acre in extent .
The h.-i l. neck. ImkIv an.l tail of t'.i
woinlei fnl li"iire consi t of u M.-whit.-
lines, as l.-s sil-o eat h of it
four le's. The otitli'i -s of this mon
strous specimen of thi' ;'elius e ; .: 1 1. us
are l.irme.l liy cut 1 in"' t reiicli. s in the
chalk, of hich the .hill is mainlx com
pose.!, the tl'Iehes Itein- tro.'.i I -. o t .
three feel tleepal-it ilhollt ten I, ; ! !'
witilh. 'i he chalk of the t r.-n.-he.-. I..
iiiiTofa heaiiiil'il while :nnl l.io- r.u;
roliu.i i ltrs t lie ;-r.".'ile.-1 of llie --l.'e-'l.
makcsthe li:rnre of I he hi .r e pl.t i I
tiise.'i'iiilile. ae.-or.iii.:'" lo th.' I'iukel. i
phia I'ress. at a tli.-tanee of a!.!.;-,
twelve miles. This i. the l.u.;i
"White llorse of I .a ml . .hi inc. "' i
white ho..e is kii'i.'. ii to have l.-e:i tile
vtauiiar.l of I he Sa v. -lis. air-1 .'-oi'se l-ne
supise,l that thi-. uio'.i: t er .-m ! -iem-ati.'
tivure was ma.le l.y lii r. o..,
of the Saxon kino's. Mr. Wise. :ina t
ti.piari'in who has writt-n i::i:e!i -. n
the v. kite hor -e i ! -1 s-rk: !c i r. -. I.j": . in
sevel a 1 u r,pni!i.'ti I to prove that thi.
ti''iirc was i:i i ie 1 or nil,!,-,' .i.er
from A 1 f:-; ! .Im-in" the n-i:'.i ..!' i'.i'n I-
re.l. his hr-.t her.
1 III! i !il: I i i i . a 1-1-
me! it to a v i.-iory over t he I a lie-, i : t '.
y-ar -. t M her -fll I.iiown ivrii- :
art- of I he o; ii'i-:i that the eei.i.t:. i i :
wh i I . In its' is a natttral ir.a'; one
natiire's o.! I. t .Hhiiti.-s. .-hi.n a.l
Kurrtoii think, that the c:m! trili
llotieeil that the outlines of the frt-:-.
rest inhh'il a horse to a eel t i I. e.v ! i M I
an.l thai they worked it in." its pi. s
ent sh:i s-. at ha-t that tin y a e the
outlines I heir present ;mc . I'.il - , ::
inetrv. l!..weer tlii. may 1 . . it :i.i
1k'!i the cii'-.t. m si 1 1. .'time out f linui
ory for the iiei'--ii?M i-in-f p-.-;: e:,i . t-.
asseml h- on a -ertai'i i!;iv of e:i. 'i
year, usually al-out mi.isr;iiiM r !
clear away thewc.'e; f i om a r. -n h.l tio
white hoist-and to trim th" ed,-.-.. of
tin" l re .ie lies so as f preserve i he . i! r
ami shap-e. This ta-.k is knevn all
oyer liii'rland as "scouring the white
In rr ."
PURGATOR1ZS ON LAP5TH.
Where the lien.l t an U'i t. See IT 1 hey
ICeiiiii Their l!r-:t:h.
As a mouriif nl kind of set-off to its
numerous and hriiliuut jlaces of
pleasure I'aris is now .iestine.l to have
a series of etliliecs called palaces of
death. These palais tie hi mort.oras
t hey are al.-o st led. p-i la is mor; u'lires,
are intelidt tl for t lie rceepl ion of dead
Loilies until the a rran-'. meal -, f. .r i n
terment have heeii fully com pletetl.
The ohjeet of t he lil.-ml n-rs of tin- or
jraiii.intf eomniittet? of the tleath
palaces is twot'ohl. I 'I the tirst place,
they desire to prevent hasty or prema
ture luirials, a- it often happens in
France that people are put into the
ffravt- alive; secondly. Iy the n.-w
mcthiHl t he lane;er of coiitaj-'ioii would
he minimized.
Not hintr is said :il tout attaching elec
tric wires to the waists of dead n-r-sons
ti'inporarily tlepositi'd in these
mort tia ries. as is lone in some t ierma u
cities, iiotaldy Muiiieh. the purpose of
t his arra infcnierit Iw-iny to arouse the
attendant doctor should t he supX se.l
departed he only in a trance. In I'aris
the hodics, in the event of doubt as to
tleath, would he kept tint il the tirst
trace of decomposition apjH'are.l.
The commit tee of orira niat ion lias
Wen founded by I r. HerL'eroii. who is
aided by a hyyi-iiic sH-cia!ist. M. Mar
tin. These gentlemen have already
forty t hoiisand p.ninds on hand, ami
are only waitintr the aut horijit ion of
the new municipal council in order to
lietrin builtliii'. The tirst mortuary
will 1m' establishetl in an ohl closed
churchyard near tin' Mont mart re eein
"t'ry, an.l sjn-cial departments for the
various classes of the community will
lie arruiifretl. 1 lie project is stroiifrly
backetl. and lias every prospect of W
ino; jiractically carried out.
AROUSING A DRUNKARD.
The Humane M. llto.l Kin-ley-i hyt New
lork I'ntrt.litiuti.
A drunkanl was sleeping otf his pota
tions in a Third avenue hallway, when
a patrolman espied hi: protruding leys.
He didn't Ix-p-in to pound the rather
thin soles of the joor fellow's worn
shoes, as is tlu' custom of the park keep
ers in dealing wit h sleepinjf tramps on
the iM'nclies. lie reached over and
(rra-spetl the sleeper by the nose, and the
fellow was on his feet in an instant.
"You must have tweaked it pretty
hard," suo-ested a witness of the inci
dent. "Not a bit. sir," he replied. "I didn't
hurt him at all. You s.-e, sir, barrintf
the lunys the nose is the principal oryan
of respiration, and the lunys, sir,
wouldn't have much to do if it wasn't,
for the nose. When a man's asleep,
anil esei'iallv when he's -tli'ii ilk as well,
lie's pretty stire to breathe as nature in
tended him to, sir. and that's throuyh
liis nose. AH you have to do then, sir,
is to pinch his nose, shut otf his wind,
ami up he comes wit h a snort. It's a
(root I deal more human, sir, than the
Watinado, and 1 altvaya apply it, sir. "
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REMEMBER THE BIG FOUR!
Vinegar Eitters COED.AL.
iOr.
Vinegar Bittern POWDEKS, .r" A", .
Vinegar Bitters, u.n styw, ''i'J'1 J $l.oo
Vinegar Bitters, oUlctylc, bitter tuMo, $1.00
The World's Creat Blood Purifier
and Life Giving Principle.
Only Temperance Bitters Kncmn.
Tli'tRt mTiIi of n I'ciilurv llif l.rntliue
l itlnify iMt ui. iut- wl'ilie Ytoilil.
R. IL KcDonaLl Bm? Co., Proprietor,
SN I ltAM I.-i O am. NEW YOKK.
i v O -.. wll
lc"s H.-:.i'Vi.',lio cni rt liovsll th.. tr-inbte im-J
cV:it l. it t-iii:iii i.l..lt'..f !!' tfyriri;', s'ich a3
X.l.:1u-r,, iiusi:3, I -rox. him. l.r:rtM ait.-r
C3.iit-J?. 1 u in to N li'. A-.'. IYI::1 ;!j.-ir Uj-isfc
rt-innri.iiWo iu..c-. a kn 1m.-u b1iov: ,u tiT
n.'irtnrh". T"t Curtir's X.itllo Livpr Pin ara
tiiually '-ttliii'lt, in Coii.-it-aii'.-:..i-wi-in .tt.Jpri
V-':tl!lg tlcfBT.B.ijrill-fC 'I Jiil-int.v. hts tl iykl.-.
ri-rr- rttll li -.'r.'.-i.f-: lli.'i'j;arl:.ii!:i..lntotba
l.v : i uiii n Tiititu te I rota. A.v a it ititj- uul j
MB
ti'-At-.'T from tiisif tn sinj'coi.i -lairtt; lmtf.ru
JIMLniir then jiw.lLrv !. ti-tt.f.ixl !. ru.ajiti LilOt-
Hhoii-ttry tUom will fi :iii thts9 littlo pi Hi vslti-el-io
in Po:,:i!ny ways tuat they will rn,t txt wit.
luig to Jo u itbout t!tt-uu iut Jit ter aUaick faa4
la the banc of to many 1! ve that b-nlmbna
vroiijakt. t.i:r ir.-j-t boast. Our x;illtcuroit bil
tiit'rs do u.-.t.
I aitn- i.ittle IoVer Till r t.-ry rmall n-l
Tfrr oa::y- to L".!.e. Otio or t-o pil! luaioft doea.
Tti. y ro ittrirll'Vt-'.'tal.lis ui Uo not f-ripe or
pAir : l-i.tl'.T Uu ir . iitlua.'tioa iil-.-Mnall who
use i.V:n. Ju v.aNat 'i'tt-iifit : live for il. tSultl
Ly di u;' -itti cveryuiioru, or iu ut Ly tuaxL
CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New rorlc.
Miil PUL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Is a Harmless, Positive Cur
for the worst form of l'cmalc Complaint, all
Ovarian troubles, I ntl.-inunation and Ulcera
tion, Falling and Displacements, also Spinal
Weakness and I.eurot rlicra.
It will dissolve and eprl tumors from tlie
uterus in an early stage o development, and
checks the tendency to cancerous humors.
It removes faintne;s, tlatulency. weakness
nf the str.macrh, cures I'loatinp," Headache,
Nervous Prostration, General 1 H-l.ilitv.SIerjj-Jes.snes-,,
Depression and Indigestion, also
that feeliii f IVaring down, causing p?in,
weipht, and lucka. he.
It arts in harmony ith the laws that povern
the female system under all circi-.mstaiiccs.
For Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound I unsurpassed. Correspondence
ireelv answered. Address i.l con:"idccv
Lt'LtlA I-I.VKIIAM Ml li ili I
n vniT? u; :nvin . tin..,.,
- sV (vf
'.... lMJ'v
ACME
Constipation
rtmands pr.-mpt tr.-atnient. Tim
inilts of Jit -;i.-i t may In si-rioiis. Avoitl
all Imrsh and lr;u.tie .urjzutives, th
teiul.'ii. y of v. hi. li is to weaken tha
K.wi ls. The l'st remedy Is Ayer's
I'ills. T : i 1 1 -r pr.ifly vegirtalile, tluir
a. -tii-n is prompt and their effeft always
1-t'tutirial. Tht-y art an a.liuirahlo
I.ivt-r and Afi-r-diiiinr pill, and every
W hfre indorsed by tlie profession.
" Ayor's T'ills aro lii'hly ami univer
sally Voiikt-n -f by th iM-opi aUmt
here, i in;il. d.iily u-e of them in my
prarti-." lr. l.'V. i'owlcr, Undte-t.i-t,
i't-nii.
" I e:m rt er.iiiiii. ii.l Ayer'n fills aJMiva
all oili.rs, b:i in loii proved their
Tallin as a itli:iitit: lor myself ana
fmuily." J. T. lles.s, Leilhsville, I.
"For tveral years Ayt-r's I'ills have
l-en ust .1 iu my family. We liud them
au
Effectivo Remedy
for eotisj ip:ii-n and indiirestion, and
nrr iiever witlif.it lliein in lhi Louse."
Moses Gu i.ier, Iot 11, Ma-ssi.
"I have used Ayer's I'ills, for liver
trotit.l.s ami in.lis! ion, during niHiiy
years, and ha'..- alwai louu.l tlieiu
iiiompt and i ii'n i-nt in their aeliou."
N. Jiiuilh, I ti. a, N. Y.
"I suffered from i-oiist ipnt ion wdiirh
asstimt-tl sut Ii an otrsi iiiiiti form tliat I
It -art .1 it v..:l-l t-aiisu a stip:ie of llirt
b. oieis. Two Im.. s of Aer's 1'ilis ef-feett-.l
a efiiipl. t eiuc." U. liurke.
ai t. Me.
' I liavt- use.! Ayer'H rills f.-r th past
thiny xe.-.is and eoiiidt-r them an iu-
Taltlaliia !.4lli:ly llietll. lot'. 1 kmiw of
I.t. iMitt-r i-tiit-.ly f.-r lier troubles,
ami hae ;il,.ii lound I lu-m a prompt
t uri: for tl - jl- la " .lames Quiuu, tO
M..1. lie st.. II .Ml--1. 1. C lin.
Having I - ii troubled w ith eosliv
liess. ltii It s.-, :iis n:. liable w ith er-t-oiis
of si-.l. iii.n.v iial-ils, 1 liaie tlle.1
A i 's I'llI-.. Imping for relit-f. 1 am
.!.! to siv ili.ti I ! have seri'etl mrt
I., iter it. ..it m oilier ii:e.lieiu. I
lri -. e ut tlil-. eolieiw-.oli only after ft
f.u'lif ii til . I ilieir meriis." - ijaiiiiiol
'1. . 1 on.'S, .ik st . lioMoli. Mass.
Ayer's Pills,
i'ia riKi.ti ev
Or J. C Ayer 8c Co.. I owell. Masr
bol J lr .l lx-l-r In MtiJirlua.
WE TELL YOU
nathiutf m-w when h t -.tat- that it pax - lo iipnge
in u ( riii.'tiit-iil. moT tM-llti ami l-a-:tnf lu-i-that
return riit f.r (-vrv ii:ivS work.
itcli U tit- tuiMii ut 4rt-r ttitf rkiutr clus.
W tt-urli tli in how to tn.ik intuit-v r;iotil, Mini
.'u;iraiiiH -r out w lio toH ur inM rui tiu
tal!litiill tio iitJikm t i:i4MI.IM ttittiilli.
I -1 (TV out- h no iiikr lnlil iinw and Hulk- u iJI
sun t mik! jilily tiirrt-a- t ii-ir t ariiiu-, iliere
:m 1m- ik jut l i"i alMit if : other hm at uork
;ir ihiitiif it, and i-;i.i r. uu .lo tin jiiii-
i hi-- is tlie Im-i iain hu-iiu thttt ou haiv
i r hail Th-chunet t -' un- Vuu will make a
ft :t e mi-take il mu tail to f-ix i- it a trial at once.
Ii Toijjfra-fi III- --it u;ii in. and art Uicklv, ou
uill ilitt ril1. 1ini oiii- li in a liio-l ro-i-n'U!i
ttu-iiie-s. at win u rati -uielv make and fave
iai -je uiu- ot nioiM-y. t he rt Milt-o! only a U w
li nil- ttik will olteii e-jual a wetk'a ae-i.
hettier ou are ld or mih. man or woman, it
make itn dill- r ii-., ii a ve it 11 ou, and sue
w ill im et u al I he t-ry --tart. Neither
eik iertf lire or a.ii al ii-rearv. I luje who work
fix- ii -i rt r :irdt i. h not write to iImv tor
lull particular, ' K- - AI.I-KN Ai .
llox No 4 :o, AuubU, Me,
unncpuAi 1 1QF
HOUSEHOLD USE
W-i-s orieinat-wl anrl firnt prHori bed by
AN oLl FAMILY JUlYSICIAta
in 1S10. Could a remedy without real
merit iiave survived overeiRhty years !
COOTHING, HEALING. PENETRATINO
j & For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL usc.1
St"i- 1-heuttiHtii- rtattt- an-l I nnuniMiT ion, ure TtM
t -.i.i. r.r- 'Ibii'Hl, ltii-iini, hIm'. i riti mim! k'aiiiH.
iiiiti(j.ntit. 4 "ut
ni Unii-- like nuwii'.
t'nnTfi i-iiifh. -tlo-.
Mitf Mii-Hlmi-r MmiK I
Aiih. trU4tiitm, 4'ltt-rw-i-im-m
in ,r I J n4-.
nit tr Ni-riuUH H-tttlai'tMk
IT-I'tl r.-.int'Mel I ree.
From Pole to Pole
A UK's f a k ri KH.i.A ha d. m. ntraled it
pxjwvr of ure for ail dleMe Of tti bUtud.
Tho Harpooner's Story.
Sew MtJurd, June 1, 3883.
Tn. .T. -P Atfr k Co. Twenty year a-o I
harfmoer in the North 1'aritir, when tiva
other of tl rrew and wt-lf were bud up WttB
n urvv. Mir IxhJi were blated, puiuwoHea
and bn-edin;, teetb looat, purpl bluUhea aA
ovit un, D(' jur breath aeetued rotten. Tak i&
by and larf- we n-r pretty badly otf. A 11 our
time juice m a a4-rideutally destroyed, but tb
car?ijn had cNtunla dozen UUlt of Atim'i
t-AttmPii.ii.i and eav ua that. We recov
ered on it quicker than I iiave ever aen mn
br.nnrht aUut by any other treatment for Hcurvyt
and I've ni-n a Kxd deal of it. ri-iut no meo
tit.n tn your Almanac of your araapanlla beioa;
M-d for artirx'y, 1 thought you ubl to kuuw J
UitM, and m. eud you fa-ta.
licBjectfully yuura, Tf. Wisuatb.
Tho Trooper's xperienoe.
afurrf, JiasutalanJ -S. Arua,) March s9S.
1R- .1. - AlEI 8l O. Oentlemen : f tiar
tturh ileaur tx teatify a ihm (i rat value of
four baraaarllLA, We kave Seei. uuiuoea'
here fo over two yeara, during which time
ba1 to live la ktu. Betn under eanvaa fu
jrh m time trrui(tit on w uu i called la thi
country velderr. 1 IumI thoae eoree lor
a-ue Ume. 1 a advist d to like your H-ra
irilla, two bottlea tif whb h uiade my eorea
diajjjear rapidly, and 1 am now quite WelL
Your tru:y. T. K. Hoicif,
Ayers Sarsaparilla
la lh or iy tborouelily vAVhW blood pariflcr.
tli.- i.tily imiiiriue tiuu -mUif-ic tb poisons al
rruiuiii, HiTtrury, uia wonLnu-ll ilj
iroiu Umi nynltmi.
rRtriEis it
Or. J. . Ayer &. Co, Lowell, M
Sola br all Iirai-glna : Prlo tl :
is botu i (or &
Cures thon sands annually of UvrCora
plaint, Riliousnesa, Jaundice. Ij-BpeD-sia.
Constipation. Malaria. More Ilia
Venu.lt from an TTnhealrhy Liver thanany
other cause. Why Buffer whenyou can
be cured T Dr. Sanford'a Liver Invigor
at or i- a celebrated family tneirine.
VOIU UKltitil'-T WILL Btl'PLY VUD.
n .
:uit-!. IkriKlii a li-!ine. Ilfup. iiutn, iNer
voimnenn. Heart. I'rinarr or I.lver lnne.i-es.
Kiiiiwn liy a tir-l. lanKuid Imiii k: Idi:iu.o ul
tli knlcrya wjen ami jiIiuioi tlie hiooj. ani
ui.lw. fu rot,l y(u cannot have liealtn.
i:ur-l me over nve tenrs ai l KrlKbt'a Itiseaae
n-l ln.-y. Mr 1. IY i:. Milkh. yetlilelinio,
r"a i.i'UO other other rlmllar teitiiuouialit. Try
it. Cuie ku a rut) (red.
Kinii-a Kidney nre'a.
. . e,"nni''et. I'hiU.lh.hl la.
8 ild y all rrlmtile iru-titlf't-l 4. a
Ve arnd the tnam-lnna Frenrti
JU-ni.-.lv CALTHOS rw-e, and n
liv-u.1 eu:irmitM that Calthos ili
HI ! IdM-hat-cra LaallmM.
' I KK iiperaaalarraaa, arli It
mmd UI-STOIU: Laat Vlor.
Lift I and pay if satisfied.
VON MOHL CO..
ODD ENTERTAINMENTS.
From Turkiah lta.ll l'rtl-ti to Uaiuea of
tjuoliktlocia lrui A Ml horn.
It is a uierry dance that Fashion leads
us with her capricious fads and fancies.
Now it is in the method of shaking
) hamls, and then it is the religious fol-
j lowinp after each other in the matter
i of amusements. We take, says the
New York Sun. to amateur at-tin-.- and
are devoted to sluratnin";. We p in for
skirt d-incinp or Salvation Army work
ju ,t as the mischievous will-o'-the-wisp
h-a.ls us. The latest freak is for Turk
ic bath parties, where one woman se
el re i the Laths and invites all her
friciids to come and be clean. The
yeiitleuu-n jiu the party when the
curls are all in order aain, and the
alr'air w inds up with a supper, where
the ladies, with their flowing- faces
and bri-rlit eyes, wait and wouder
where and w hen the things will ever
l.v ready to eat. There is something
uniue in this bath party idea when
one -rots accustomed to it and under
stands that one's hostess doesn't at all
iii.-an by her invitation that her quests
are remits in the matter of ablution,
but that they will enj. j the bath sole
ly fT its luxuriousness. And if this
f.rm of entertainment lacks the attri
bute of godliness, it may claim that
which lies nearest it cleanliness.
Another kind of a party also much in
votrue with women just now is a "fad
party. " It usually takes the form of a
luncheon, where everything is rose col
ored and tied up with bows. And
ev.-rv woman is obli-fed to confess her
jct fad, which, when it has made its
blushing Uiw iu conscious modesty, is
toasted and talked over. Then there
is the literature party, in which the
woiiiau'ii club dame or the Chautauqua
circle tfirl revels. It is played something-on
the principle of progressive
euchre, only that the quests find atone
table four sets of partially-written
Uotatioiis. which they are required to
till out; ut another names of books,
whose authors are inquired for; at Hu
nt hi-r iseudonyms to be assorted aiiiuu
the ri-'hlful people. This frame is very
et-itiur to. the Philadelphia and Itos
tou suburbs jfirl, the prizes Ijciuf
IxMtks. Of course, some of the dames
w ho went to the l'rowniutf reading's at
.'iliirry's this year in diamonds and vel
vets, and at the conclusion of the
course w hen a "request lJrowniujr pro
gramme" was lTered, called fr "Kock
Mc to SK-ep, Mother," and "The Cur
few Shall Not UiutfTo-ni-ht," mightn't
see the hilarity iu such a form of diver
sion, but the woman to whom the en
teriaiuiiieut appeals can't sleep nights
for thiukino- f it.
FROM THE CAPE TO CAIRO.
Iluu- It I iroMMi to larrjr a Telricrapti
l.iue Actu-mi tb Affrlc-an ( uutluut.
The business partner of one of the
directors of the company formed to
build the telegraph line from the cape
to Cairo has jtven the I'all .Mall (ia
zette some interesting information.
Capital has been subscriled to the ex
tent of seven hundred thouand dol
lars, which is considered sufficient to
carry the line as far as I janda. The
materials are now bein.r ordered iu
London and will be shipped shortly.
Thc ioles are to be of iron of lijjrht con
struction, in order to outmaneuver the
white ants, who would eat away wood
en poles. From Salisbury the line is
to be carried to Tcte, on the Zambesi,
and from thence to IJlantyre. There
Consul Johnston will report the result
of his surveys as to the best manner of
proceediii" on to L'pranda. and the con
st ructiii;r party will have to come to
terms with the natives and Arabs by
snlsiili;in' the chiefs and others of in-tlu.-iice.
There will be nothingr in the
way of impenetrable uudcrtfrowths or
rank vegetation to contend with, as the
line will avoid the low country and
keep to the hili plateau the entire dis
tance. There are two alternative
routes for the conveyance of the ma
terials. There is -rood trans'iort from
the Transvaal to Fort Salisbury, or a
shorter route would Ik- adopted if ma
terials were shipped direct to lteira.
carried alou-r the railway now Winjr
built as far as it extends, anvl then con
veyed the rest of the distance by ox
wagons. The scheme is l-einj- pushed
forward with jfreat activity now.
BOUNTYJUM PERS OF ALL KINDS
llur Ohio Man Kataod Crow a Muulii le
fiire l'ky lur Their Htm da,
"IJounty -.'ralil H-rs are ever existent
ami ever will In. I pui-ss," said (irismer
AbU.tt. a traveling man, t a illolie
lemocrat re;orter. "I'eople will lie
crooked and practice deception in
everything, so that nothinr can lie
done now without first laying plans to
iruar.l airainst deception. lxok at the
liouuties offered for the heads of cer
tain jiests in the different parts of the
world. In Russia a ruble is paid by
.the tfovernment for the head of every
wolf killed. In India a certain sum is
paid for the ltodies of the dead cobras.
In Australia a shilliur is riven, in cer
tain districts, for the head of rabbits.
In New York. Chicago and other bijr
cities of the world, a few pennies are
paid for the heads of sparrows, and so
on the world over. In every oue of
these cases certain persons have been
caught defrauding the government.
Instead of jroiun" out and endeavoring
to rid the country of the jiests and so
making a living. these brilliant
schemers have turned into raising the
pests and selling their heads, tinding
it more profitable to do so. In my ter
ritory southeastern Ohio crows lie
cauii so numerous that they destroyed
most of the grain. A bounty of ten
eents was offered for their heads and a
nuiutier of people started into the crow
kill ing business. Oue deceptive genius
down there saw a quicker way to make
money. This individual started an in
dustrial enterprise that threatened. for
awhile to revolutionize the crow busi
ness and make him wealthy. His plan
was to secure an incubator and raise
crows by that system. Some one dis
covered the scheme and the bounty
was abolished entirely.
The SiiaJI Family.
There are over two thousand species
of sna'tlsand they are found in all parts
of the world. Some are even smaller
than a pin head, while others, in
France and Italy, for instance, are cul
tivated for food and are large enough to
make a good mouthful. Snails are
vegetarians, and have jaws and tongues
of saw-like edge, the number of points
on each running into the thousands.
On the approach of cold weather the
snail throws a film over the mouth of
its shell, which tightens like a drum
head. As it becomes colder, other
films are added on the plan of storm
windows. Extensive drought will cause
the snail to close its doors in the same
way to prevent the evaporation of iu
bodily moisture and drying up. These
little animals are possessed of aston
ishing vitality, regaining activity after
having been frozen in solid blocks of
ice. and enduring a degree of heat for
weeks which daily crisps vegetation.
In the H'roo( Bualneaa
An inexorable professor of logic from
a Russian university, driven into exile
with his fellow Hebrews, found tem
porary employment in New York as
1 1... ....l..... . a - . . . m
I ; luuuutuir i n. street car. l wo
I women got on together one day, and,
, later, signaling the conductor begged
j to lie let off at different streets. Then
the logician, pausing before his as
. tonished passengers, Kaid with convic
tion: "Xo, you haf got oi together,
and gonsequeutly yoa will jfet tuff to
i'etlier;" and so the did.
JOB:: PRINTING.
tii e rn ki:ma x
Printing Office
la the plare to ifet your
JOB PRINTING
Promptly an 4 ftaiMttr-totlly executed. We
will meet the puree of kill tioiiotanle
roiuptstioii. We don't do any tut
firit-rl-8 wriik ami Want a
liviotc puc for it.
Willi Fas! Presses 2nd New Type
We are prepared to I urn out Joti 'i tut iij of
every dixcripiion In lli K1NKST
STYLE and at the v-rv
Lowest Casl Prices.
Nolhll-K Out thrt nest material l ue1 and
our work rpi-aka for Itself. We are pre
pare to print on the sIukUh. not ire
PotSTKRS, PKOtlKAMMKH.
BusiNKca Iahim Tah fiii.i. ilKr4,
Monthly Statkmknts Kn vkixik,
I.ABKL8. ClIK l I.AKd. WEIIIiINO AND
VlblTINrt ClKlifl. C'HU'K. Not KH,
1KaKT. KBCr.lPTK. lUlNH W'CIKK.
1.ICTTKK A NO NoTK llKAHl-1, ANU
Hop ami Paktv Inotationh Ktc
We can print anything fiom the emallest
and neatest Y-ltlni( Card to the latiiest
Foster on Hhort notice aim at the
moat Keasonable Rale.
The Camlnia Frocinau
KHKXSr.lJirC. I-F.NX'A
Orphans Court Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
1Y virtue ol an order ol tlie Orplinn"' t'o-irt il
t auji-r a itiuul v llie uulirn lie I tui iii"
traior i.l l.yilia J. till , Ime t the l-.r-not li I
Aflhwlle. deo-a-vetl. will i-tpu-o In puti'ir e:ile OD
tbe preuii-iei no
SATLKDAY. Al'(irST 3..
At to u'rliN.k. r. h . . the tn;oiriijf dtrrrJle I reil
4tMtr.
Ail I it rTtatin lot til it roui.il Mtu!? In tli t U
Imctj. n ow iM.rouefh ol AfUvili 4'Mifi' riM r..,oi,
Peuuxv vnnlii . ! urit1-l nh lilio I (km rtiii. .
mi m( Hnmd Mi-! Htriil 'h-rrv ut ; iiifi.re
AtloDK Mt1 nMff D'fir itcfc-rer-. fjt-i 1th' its-r-t i-
pHt I'D KiFp-1 al : tl.fi.r-f ncrar Pi '.
tuultti So decree eat fu fret to a ; tliii ?
iitl ; rtr e-c ttt ui i Jru. t'-t.
triei.r Minnie rut-tot irri rH 4rcrre w--i
I Ml lo lr ul I'C-v- lieiitiinr , tn knowu mi pi wo
iota tmi 1 out iu it viil, tH is i :i r-r -iDfE
aut czc-riittnic uit lltr cuul . irtui tlft cIh'
llitjetlori. oil tfat mUiI oih r unuerii with tl
riutit ol loareftf and et rani In an-J u,- .;i fi1 lni,
hariDtc iherooo erMid a larie
2-STORYFBAMEBUiLDIHG
WIU, Slore-r.H.in uu tin u .r i.J i iuttniil.1 inn
Tlie almtD ileM'lllmO ireui I- e III l-e 1-1 rul
jert fi the lien ol uiullmiiir In I imr i.l he Al
luutia I'.ulliliriif A. I. an Ann riaiinu. ul A II -ua .
Pa., against Hie i- ei.M!(1
Terms of Sale:
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f WOOD
lSSSI'iiiiiiS:
9
SHEEP KAISIXU.
Many Millions Inveeto4
Northwest. 9
t'ouilltloiia Which Are lavorai
' to II..
Growth and Nurrna of 1
1 Ul
portaut llrauib or lraru,i
In Ankerlra.
line of the jron -uiire.1 fn'i.n- (j
jiarturt'H iu the apriculturul ii,,Uv!
of tlu northwest is a ehaiii- fr.,i r'
elusive u-ritiu (rrowiu-f to a ini,., ' v
ilustry in which live stM-li sa u . 1 1 !'
injf are proliiineiit featur.-, j"
Minnesota Kjiefial attention n,,ls f ''r
has lieen -iv'eii Ut horses, rai i ;,. . J
hii).'s; hut in Montana ainl tl,,. li.,,,.
sheep are arousin the in,.vt j,.,.
interest. In .Montana the sh.,., C
have multiplid tenfulj in
- i'ar.
an.l in ls'Jl nuruhereil im-r j ,,,,
animals. The sheep iiniustrv nf .
tana represents a capital ,f :,,,,,
oihi. ainl l.riiurs in a revenin-, ,f
;.'..Mmi.imkI from wool alone. "."
w mI has in a lri-f -ri.Ml hm.i.i,, , '
national reputation. North i;,;,,.
a reeellt convert to the sheep ii,.;,,.,,
hut alrealy has more sli.-. , i .
.ther tlotnestie animals I'liml,;,,. , ''
the iiulustry is rajii.llv
Mpular favor as in .r . t . r ., i . , . ,
'1'he M itmeailis Ti itoin.- ,r
hy North IlaUota farm. r tl..,1
hi. I fair t he t he solution .r
prohleiu. in pavin-.' tlie a I., , ,
lit-atioti of pnnluits. l.vi,.,.,,
authorities insist that th. i. ,u .
money in North llakota sln-,.j, t!.., ,
'rain ainl t hat sh.-ep r.ii -In - , ,
to l t lie (.Ti-at iu.lustry nf I
In-fore many years. With .,n . ,, (,
s-asons' start the s!u--i ii,.t,, . ,
North llakota has j.' row n t,, i
a capital of over s.'i.nmi imiii ;, i, i:t ii
of iiiiO. noil. The awra. ,.- .... ,
iii(.' is estimateil al r I mt I i ;. ;
state, ainl tin an-rafr II , ,,!,
eijrht piilllils. ' UM-pit'ii 1 1 , j. .,
ul, me more than pa v s tl,.- , .
iiailitaiuiii'r the tlocl,. l.-.n,., . .( .
natural yearly iiu reas.- in i! ., u .
profit. Ahiimlant clii-ap !,:
low cost of hay. 1' rui it a n I m;, ,.
an.l the In-al t h f u I nes of I!,,- , ,
makes the liaLntas a n.i'i.'.i
rc'.'ioii. The new imin Iiv i ,
t ion of the sinlc-cn ii j n. I -1 . n.
In Minnesota tin sheep ili.lu ii , i
not yet attaint- ! the pr-uu i i. n. .
to several other ln'mi. hi s ..I i ,
raisin-.'. Intleetl. the .tale hi n, .
iloj.- s than : hecp. it the ; . t ,
l'eMirt f.-r Is'.ll ere. liis the -t.!.- v,...,
4IMI.IMHI h. . an.l an aeia . w , ,
elijinf seven xillll.l . pel' 1 ii i j i 1 ,.
i iu. ijial aim .if sliee rai- in ,i,
ll-s,,l;i is mutton. 1 he t'-o . I .,,. ,.
Sjf.-ial I;. -port on the sj,,, j,
t rv." I s-.i-J. slates in th.- I. . . -i ....
M in in--., .ta: "Siln-ip now p.i. lli.-iu.,..
.r i iter t han an v ol In-r ela - ..)-.,. i
an.l in the prairie munlri II,..,.- v,
are imw cii;ra;'eil in rai in.' a !.
..ln-ep tin. I it the In. i t m ;,.
Iiianch of mixe.l in. lu-try." I i
:i'V uimiul increase in tloel, ' u .i i
at '.'a per cent., an.l the ai.-n;.- , . i ..
kecjiiii;' at si or h-ss p.-r h. a 1 l i
(overiiiuelit depart incut en u i:, i i -numerous
advantages ee, i. ,; ,
favorahle climate, the l.esi nf l.-.-.i ,
water, ll'i-eilom floui ili-.ea-e a.,.i :i
iii t-i lass local marlo-l whieh i .i,.
sota possesses over all i ;i t.-ri: .a
sheep I.r. iu-.-lit to M iones. it.l 1'l'oln n;,,
and other i tern sheep rcim, -I,
a iiiari.eil (a in in wei'.'ht of il.-. .
lal'i-ass. The (.'overnineiit tlcp.iriin. ..
eiili rlains elil hu.-.iast ic sen t um a, i v.
.rardi iitr ihe f u t ure of M in lies, it a ;.,
in J u- tr v.
FOR THE DEFENSE OF LONDON
Morba Willi Ii UIII Keii.ler liaiham Mil.
ilary tlMt luiulni-riililf.
The Ilritish war dej.art uieiit i.a-
tiei.l. ui'i-'iiiir..i, I. f. .w. i.... :. ,t
Minis in e. mne. ii. .ii w ith tl..- forii:.. .,
tioiis at Latham -oiciiI.ru I.I v ., :
. .......i .1....:... ,i , .. ' .
chain of forts which for some
:... 1 I.'., .. 1....... I , ;' ... ,
the iiinilv of Medwav are int.:,.!. i
x.i .jj-. r.i i
mi me iH'u'ii-.' oi ine tloel. vui.l ai
iiaval arsenal an I the military . i . , . . . -
at hat hum and a I so of the n i).r.
t-j London. "I In- expenditure ha a
readv reached a total of muir. thm
sands of k Hinds, and a.'.-or.l mj l
St. .lames I .aet te it i . st nnati ! . 1 '
a further outlay of between -!,..... i
and l "i.l.nihl will I.e tieees!-ar I . !.,.
the Worl.s are completed. Ofthi-'i.ai
it is evpecteil that ?0.N i l ,
fs ii.led iluriue- the I'.iliiiu u-;ii -!'
noil on the eastern tK-feiises u i. I . : '.
on llarlan.l fort. In l.n'h nf tl,.-.
cases there has heeii a lar(c i'i !'-a ''
iu the amount of the ori'i rial e-t ima -It
was anticipated that the w i;.- i.
c. m nee t ion with the eastern .1. lei,-.-would
cost if jsn.iMiu. Imt ,irtii. t
suhstit ut ion of civil for cnini. !
that sum has hi-en raised to
The original estimate for the eoi, -!!.
tioii of llarland fori - ssn nun
also found illsulhciellt. hut up ! l " .'
present time th. actual c; !i.,!in.
this particular fort has U-en .mU ., .,'
1(I.KMI. lien the - stein of t,,n.'i..i
tiou is complete t'hatiiaiu will l-e
Iiih iu ulneralde hoth hy lan l .m l
water.
SIGNED THE WRONG WILL.
He I'ut Ilia Name to IIU Wife'. Hill I.r
ati-atl 4.f III. Own.
A verj curious 'ase. in whi li a 1. -hand
executed a will which l.a.i I-.
prepared for his wife, and 1 he " it. '
i iitetl a will w hich had lion pi . p.i'.
for her hushand. has r'eiitl h.-. n i.
clansl l.y the -rem-ral lei in '
the supreme court of N- A
orl, in the l'ourth judicial ! i ' '
inent (Syracus.-). John and Jan. V .
son. liciii-r hushand and v i f-. w.n.t.-i
to inal.c w ills, ca.-li in favor of th- ' 1
er. and employed William I'owie l - po
part the instrument, which he ui.l '
tiue form.
The wills, says the I tost on Ar.'n-.
were rca.1 and placed upon tin' table i. '
sio-nture. Luch then signed on.- .
the wills, made the rinpiisitc i .i '
t ion as to the character of the in-i''n
uieiit, and a Ltsl the suhscri b: '
n esses to si'll. After e kecut i. .n
w ills were scaled up in an ciiv. 1
which was imt oeiied until afler tin
hushaud'ti death, w hen it was . !.-."
en d for the first time that each !-'!
ly mistake signed the will inteii.le.l ' r
the other. The w ife hroiiKht suit 111
t he supreme court to correct her !m
hand.H mistake in sirniiiK' thevr. .n."
will hy re foruiiiiif the laii(.ruai.ri' of ti.-'
v. ill which he ilid uctually excent-'. '
as to make it conform to that which
certainly intended to execute.
Her complaint was dismissed at the
niHs-ial term, however, and the uppc'ia:.'
branch of the supreme court holds !'. .1
the dismissal was riht. Mr. Ju-'. '
Martin, in the opinion of the ener.-i
term, says iu sulstauce that there i i"'
Will to correct, WcUilse thc husbai.!
did not make any w ill at all. The uc
strumeiit that he exts-uted whs Ins
w ifcW. w ill and of no more lejj-al s'niii
cance than if it ha.1 U'eii a hlank pic
of pajK-r. No precisely similar cas.' is
reported in New York, hut there arc
l',n),dish and l'ciilisv lvania decision
point adverse to the is-sition of t'"'
w i f e.
An Opposite View.- If rou w.mU
la? suoeessful." said ohl l'udevly to I"'
txin, 'you must It up " d',u"
'That's all rijrliU" replied the y-""'-man.
"but the lirst thiur the d:
aoe. ia U 4Tt l-i-aA"-!.-
jareiM.