NOKK li ELI'S INDIANS.
It la the Greatest of Civilizing
Agencies.
(irn. Ariutronit'a Kirlnce In Ctmnee
tlon with the AlMriiriii- of the t'nluxl
Matra l'iir"t: Siunl Imllana Who
Are Self - iirtlria-.
ticn. Frank Armstrong1, assistant
eomnii-sioiicrnf In.lian affairs, wits an
Indian inspector for many years, ami
in that rapacity learm-tl by practical
rxiirrirnrr intu'li of Indian character
ami the mitliotls cmployi'il in Imlian
civilization. He has strong views on
this subject ami they are not in accord
with those of his predecessors in office,
lie believes, first of all. in uiakimr the
Indians self supporting and able to
make a living for themselves, inde-M.-ndf
nt of the white men and the fv'ov
i l-.iineiit. lie talked thus to a Vash
irc'toti corrc-itondciit of the l'hiladcl-plii-i
Ledger the other day:
The only way to educate an Indian
is to teach him to make an honest li v
inif to earn his own support. There
is not now enough attention paid to
the industrial part of his .duration.
Some people, earnest ami sincere, but
without practical ideas, think that all
yon have to do is to put a pair of shoes
on an Indian's feet in place of his moc
casins, teach him to say by rote w hich
the longest river in the world and to
sin a hymn ami you have him civilized.
An Indian, like a white man. wants to
know w here In nes in uhat he is
caiim.' to c, I out of it. l.ct him sc.
that working ! can irct money and
bu v t leu,.'- as t he w h i t- man docs and
li.- will f.-.u civtli.t hinisrlf in the
rieM direct ion.
Take t !ie .Ullis ftlld I'uchl.i.. I'ot-
t.-r v making i- their liuiin'v They
like it and can make their li oil.' at it
'lli.-v hue I sell reared to it t hroiijh
e-.-nei it 1..I1- I nst. a-l of ti a Inli;' t In-iii
t.. I.u in -. Ii.l tin ii J practical. vv ide-
a. v man who n nder-la n I- 1 -'t ' ry .
V. at. r pipes arc ne. .I.-.I all t druc-h t he
r. 01 n t r , f-.r ii ri,.'.it ion iuri--s Any
ipiai.ntv ..f it can I- .Id. Tc.i.h thein
how to make watt r pipe, not how to
f.iriu In other ..r.l- tind out what
p.ir-mt an Indian i- adaptc.l to anil
bt ink' him up to a higher standard in
that . upatioii.
oine time ai'o I was up oil I'll-fct
sound I found that t hey had sent a
fanner up there to teach these Neah
Ikjy Indians farming, when there is
no 'tillable land to farm, as all the
lands arc rocky and WimmIciI. Ami yet
tin e Indians are self-support ink'.
They (ro ei;rht or ten miles out to sea.
They catch deep sea ti h, and some
times they tret a whale. They dry out
the oi 1 and trade their catch for tlour,
potatoes, what they like. A boat
buihh r would help these Indians, lie
initrht teach them to improve in tin'
wav they are (,'oinir. A man whocould
teach them to cure their lish. so as to
jet th- most out. of them, will do more
to civilize them than any other person.
There is in general but one tli'iut? to
do. You must provide work for the
Indians. If the government would
jrive its attention for twenty years to
t i 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 it work for t hem there will be a
(Treat change, and they will be able to
subsist themselves, lien. Crook in
duced some of his Indians to raise bar
ley, and they went nhcad. I urk'ed
that the ,'overmuent buy it.-, barley en
tirely from these Indians. When I
found there was more barley raise than
could be sold richt there, instead of
following the usual course and taking
the barley of the chief. I sent word
around that we would lir-t take the
b. irh- of every N.r widow and or
Indian The chief wa-lc!t to the l ist
He had his Mi-pl.- and hi. l'r-on.
hi trams, and coiil.l .-are for himself
I he result va- tint the Indians were
in i .ii i .i . I t o .ii I . .. n u t barb rais
int.' me of t fii.i-!- of the In
ball wa'lt to tasr . . r Hi.liUrv .-t
v a , f rot ti an 1 1.-1 an r. r atiou 1
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' " II. t i.i t s j ii t ;i U in t the most
Ih tihiiiii.' l-.iiiiet vi. ii rvrr had on voiir
In ad ' 1 hen 1 .1 (eel pleased, i.f
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week later, jut as we'd In' slart
in. for the theater, this i-aine mail
w.nil.l be l.lo ly tt Imrst out with:
"I'or heaven's suke, what's that
thin;' you've cot on'.'"
" Thiinr I've k'ot ou'.' Why, what ilo
you mean."
'That hat! You're never .'oinj to
mur that'.''
"Why, llfiiri' Charles I'illsbury,
hat kind of a man are you'."
' " W hat d'ye mean'.'
' ' W hy. this i.s the bonnet that you
said was so In-coming to me only a
week UxTo.'
'Never! Never in the wide, wide
World! I've pit a little taste, I think.'
"And that man will braen it out in
the most shameless way, thouvrh 1
know that he knows I am riyht.
Now. I just buy what I please when
I have the money ami say nothing to
him on the subjret. Lint it's very dis
coura;'iii' not ; have a stable opinion
in the house that you can relv on."
MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE.
l'osi mastm; Cksmca i. I!issi,r.i. pro
nounces his name with the accent on
the la t syllable.
At ni ur 1. Oshok.nk, the new mayor
of t'orry. I 'a., i - but Ji". years old. an. I is
probably tin- youngest mavorinthe
I iiitc.l States.
In:. Tvimvok has paid ?!0.ouo
towards li.piit latin-,' the debt on the
lirooklyn Taliernaele; .'O.iinn addition
al would remove the indebtedness.
SwiiKTAitv IU lint t:r. it is said. "ften
remains at the navydepartiiient.cn
'tiired actively in official dutic".. as
late as sevi-n o'ch-k in the evening'.
K-Sc, kkt.vi:v Tit v v sjiys t hat. in ad
dition to the hard labor ami constant
anxiety, his cabinet life cost him
about .V.O.oui a year over and alwve his
t-alary.
l'UKSII.KNT Cl.KVKI.AMl ow ns a fourth
interest in the Miller ami Sandscoal
and mineral lands, lyin in W'avne
county. W . Ya., w lil.-h have Wen leased
to the Wills llram-h Mining company
for dt-rclopuielit.
Th Itnl .r Hit. l'aa-ltlp.
If the Pacific could be laid bare we
should have a most singular spectacle
Th. to would lie. a number of uiiiun
tains with truncated tops scattered
over it, and those mountains would
have an appearance just the reverse of
that presented by the. mountains we
see on the shore. The mountains on
the shore are covered with vegetation
at their bases, while their tops are bar
ren or covered with snow, but thes
mountains would 1h H-rfectly bare at
tlveir bases ami all niuml their tops
they would Iw coverctl with beautiful
vrg'etatiun of rural polypi.
f.
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DR. L. L. CAEMEa.
Stricken Down with Heart Disease.
Jr. Mile Medical Co., Elkhart. In.
f levTUsrs : I feci It my duty, as welt n a
ril;n.ure, to i.ulilish, unsolu ltetl, to ihe worl.l tha
fjeuelil reeefved from on. MiLts- BrsTo',ivic
ntMroics 1 wui Ptrirken a.nvn vii'h llenrt
Jmrnr iintl itscoinili(-iiiinii!. arnpitt j'ii!e v:iry
Inu frnm '.Ml to 1 10 hems -r minute, a h.ikinL'er
tiuruinK sensullnn in Uie iud pipe, oppression
THOUSANDS K'-S
irlon of the heart and Mow lower rib. j.iiin in the
arm, Rhnrtnenof liremh. Mlei-plessne-s, iicitknesa
ml peneriU tlehilitv. 1 he arteries in my neck
wonlil ilirob violently, the tbroMiinof my heart
eon 1.1 i hearrl arrosii a laree riMim ami wimlil
hake my whole body. I wkh nervmia tlnit I
Oiulii not hold my hiil temty. I on Wii
mmirr f A, rrmrmrai of mifl phnirtanm,
Mif Anri- frrjfw fjatltmm ftf fntrrtt Mftnn
nH rUnnr t lrit hmrjit. A fneiul rwwn-n-iiiii-it
your n-m.-.1ie "lit km curtsl by ir.
Vilr n-m.sin : have taken .
three Nrtilr !( tour New f . I J V-l t I J
Ilent lire and two hotlleii W J
Ni-rrtue Mr pn!' 1 normal. I hove no more
violent Ihn.l.l.n.if of the heitrt. t mm m viu Mn
mrnvrt-lv r-.-oiiiiiM-ii.t i-vitthiii- v.itb ni.n.in
r-l tlenrt llmuii to Ml r. JHtlrm' Jirir
p9 H m liirm oto4 6 rurril
tiTjnin I ity. Kiu L L. CtKVIB.
Fol.l mti l'u.ilif Cuarintr.
OR MOM i V RETURNED
Mil.HHV liK.T J liAVISnX.
Kltl.NSrit Kil.
Garfield Tea
niilif (
i -111 llt.lt ttt. I v- (! a Ctttltl-lt-jL H AVl M IkiM'tti
Cu res Sick Headache
Constipation
Deiii.inils pi-niupt tn a't uieiit. The ro.
Hilts of lii-olect ni.iy be si riniis. Avnid
all harsh mid iliastic purgatives, tho
tendency of vvhii h is to weaken tho
bowels. Tho best remedy is Ayer'a
l'ills. llcing jiinely vegetable, their
action is prniupt. and their effect always
beneficial. They are an admirablo
I.iver and A ftrr-liuiier pill, and every
where endnrsed by the profession.
" Ayer's Till-i am highly mid univer
nally spoken of hy the (tropin about
here. 1 make daily use of th.in in my
practice." lr. l.'H. Fowler, r.ridjje
port. Conn.
" I can recommend Ayer's Pills aiiova
all others, having loii proved the.'r
value as a cathartic tor nivself uuil
family." J. T. ll. a, I.t ilhsvillc, 1'a.
" For several years Ayer's I'ills liuva
been used iu luy'lauiily. We liud thetu
au
Effective Remedy
for constipation and indigestion, nml
are never uiihoiit them in the house."
Moses tirenier, Lowell, ibtss.
"I have used Ayer's Tills, for liver
troubles ami indigestion, during many
yeais, an. I hoe ulw- found ili.iu
Iirompt 11 to t i-ili. i.-nf in their uttioii."
N. Smith, I In a. N. V..
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Our Otfir i-. Oon-n-ate U. S. Patent Oftice.
nd 1 oi e.-nre pttent in I.--" t une t h.in I ht-e
i. -mole fr..m W'-i-li-ii-jton.
Semi moiti-l. iiro in.' or photo., with ile-. erlp
:.U. We nlvi-to. if p it-tit-iS!e or Hot. free of
Cll-llV". Our f.-e not line till p:iT.-nt la .-.-:ir,-.t.
Pamphlet. to ii.t.i:n I'.it.-Tii ith
nm. of nriii.il rii.-nti in jour State, inuuty,
town, iietll free. Aililre--,"
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D. C
FOR ARTISTIC
JOB PRINTING
TRY THE FREEMAN.
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S;tcvt -e'es pe.-f. .. tlv tittt j n.l tuic nlte I
iar 3 curs. At'.ii cc.-l rves iisert it.
J. t:..MNi. Optician,
I'st-iV.I. I oi. 2 s xth St.. I'l I I SIM IMi. PA.
Etatmrii Fire Insurance Apq
T. AV. DICIi',
General Irsurance Agenl
KflKAni7Rf). HA .
Purs Tallow Soap.
Is perfect: in other words It Is all Soap, and
the lH-st lor laundry purposes made. Aeents
wanted to nell to private families, also a
Keneral club order aitent In earb town.
Address AMERICAN TKA CO.
338 to .tic. Fifth Ave, PiTT9i.rKOH. Pa.
SALESMEN WANTED
To sell M' liSKK V Mm K. Merrn I
ti.e twet .rletiei. .., an.t new. repUre all ft-.cn
tlmt dust, and aiiHrxnlee -aiinieinn. limhet
"alar, or Ci-uiiiil,-!ii..n pul.l from the KLart. Write
lor term
M. K. liooker (!b.. Nurserymen, Knehemer. N.
ttatiUnhe.1 Ineorpor.te.1 lss.1
to hanrt'etheom.-tui liir. rirT rvu I Keieeei.. o
ltoh..l i ce V. ..r .!. .:,n.l;ia i:x.ll.m,
fnilusely illur.:r-ti.-,i. hi.uiliniel)r l;.ni"H. m1:9M ik
jjImx prM-.-. ia-.lsMiieii,tiH. Kn tt.ly newil.i
nJ' tl luwllme mtttllllialit. ra.HwiKl lerrt
Wf ffivm. pVn.1 for lmreliwmeieMerifKiPerireiUae
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THE PEOPLE OF LAPLAND.
( iviliratlou at lt Wumt l Irefrrable to
Life A moot 'I lie m.
Th Laps have reconciled me to
civilizatu-n. They arc as ciinniii'-T an.I
sharp as they can be ami not in the
least o-,mm1 natiircd. but somehow nian
utSf to live together without tlyinr :it
each other's throats. In all instances
they are not frio-lits, says a -writer in
London Truth. 1 saw u few comely
joiitio- women and a few ceom-s with
really intclIi.Lfont and intercstiii": f;ic;-s,
and some beautiful infants. 1 Cut the
men. without :i i-ini'lo cxci-ptioii. were
hideous. bow-leL';"cd dwarfs. Tot!i"
deti-rioratinir intlueiH-i-s of dirt atid
marryino- iti-an-l-itt tin-y a Id that of
drink. The wife of a drunken !m- baml
is allowed, witlmnl the foriouiity of
divorce, to. leave him and take a sober
one. or to ncjrlcct him for one t ha t suit s
her betti-r. All have a talent for mak
ing money, and they hoard what they
M-rupe toj'ether. The poculinr bad
.stiH-11 of a Lapp settlement is a com-po:m-l
of the smells in summer of
shambles, dirty ilairies. tliriv keiitiels.
and of ral hcrite.-s of dirty huinan
-rcat urcs. Llueli.ttle Hies rtniimi
the reindeer hidesaild on l-kidih-rs tilled
with reindeers" blood that are out in
tin-sun to dry. Their bite i.s vein unoii.s
and may li- fatal, except to I.aps.
The huts reck with foulness untiicii
ti. .liable.
It S4--Illed counter to the tit lies:, of
thino-s for erea 1 1: res i .f such l-.iuty as
reindeer to lie su'.j -et to those fright
ful dwarfs. A herd of one tlioii-and
nine hundred were fetehoii down by
do's from the Held for us to see Tin y
w ere a pid lire an-l s. f.-nt !.- that t!u-y
Would stand to be Ju tted The ihe's
were told, when the reindeer were
wanted, to o-o and fetch them, i lT
they went by t heius-l ves. I,i altuit
half an limir we saw them, with their
charges, eotiie down a iiiount :i i:i and
twice ford a river mi thci r v ay to t he
in.losiire where t hey usual ly ca me to
be tniiked. 1 w as oiii-red a bowl of I be
milk, but the widen v.- - el holding it
was so filthy that I l.-t lined. ilou
ever. a Xnrnvitian milked a doe into a
I ri i il; i ii'.' horn he had w ith him and l. t
me taste the content:, and offered me a
draught, w hieli I t.sik. II v. as I i ke t lie
richest and sweetest cream, a. id . 1 siip-jmi.s.-.
is just the ln-vi-r.ie for a cold
climate. .V deep drauo'ht will jiveoiie
iiulio-.-st ion. Lapps theiiiM'hi- . cannot
drink much of it at a 1 1 in.-. I i.i ries on
the fjkis for siipplviiio- ti::ned r.-in
deer's cream to the I'ari.- market
would, i have no doubt. Ik a financial
success. A teasN Mtiif ii I of it would fro
further than a tcaspooiiful of cow's
cream and be more palatable.
ONE OF ARIZONA'S WONDERS.
A lttirri'l-Nl.tteil K.iek Tuo 1 1 iin.lri-.l l-'eet
!lii;h hieli t an lit- Seen ;iI-4. Away.
Kormany years lieidclbur:T univer
sity has had the honor of owiiiuo-the
larjrest barrel, or "luii," as thev call
it. in the World. They have had the
honor. altlioiiL'h. aceordino- to l!i- S;m
l-'rati.-is-o t all, it docs not r. ally be
loiio t, (lietn, for Arioiia has a barrel
that makes theirs fad.- i n t o i n-i;r:i i :i
cance. The one at I leidel biu;r wiil
Hot hoi. I liipliil. neither will the oi;e
in Arizona. In thi, way tln- arc li..
sa'ne. but are ilitT.-retit in many other
ways. Arizona':, barrel is t he work !
nat nr.. and it is on a bi-j-ti p.-al. -f
mountain. alHUit live miles t:.nu A;-u.i -
aii.-iitas. wiiieh is in t.io i Malm i
mountains. ab..ut sivt.-i ti nuk-s from a
railroad. 'I he barrel is ..ne .ftl... ,--.ul
iar r. N-k forma i k -ft - and h al.nl
tuo biiu lied f. . t I.i li. ai.d the t
it is at b ast two th... i ii. f,
t at-.-.
the V : I !'. . It e.itl le s, ,-, ", ,r i.i,;. -l.
f..re tl.e Irn.-I. r t-t...: ji, ! I
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half .1 .(.... i i, v. ill, .,,-!,., ...ill. I
kn.M U it to pi. .-, n a f, u .!:is.
A LMTLE TOO HIGH.
A lr .f 1 1 I M i., Iinlrr llial I nuM
V.I tte Worn.
1 In n- is aeer'alii y.iun-.' woman in
usiuii.' t. n. s i -, s Late I -.id s i a-h-
iliet-'il. to who in na!l'le's p.irsl.n. .11 -,
ill t !.e lll.it Ii r of hel;!lt l:i- been for
V a rs a s.i i ij.-e i ..f the t. , --1 1 t r.ret.
Th. f i. t 1 1 i.i t on ie . - a - lie may ha '. c a
lover w how ,11 r.-j .ie. t hat !it- ' - m ! , : o
"h i'h a - hi . heart" docs i'ot takeaway
t he j j -t.il ic of b. r pre-en t ; -ri. -1". "...I
Ioiil' since. h:n i:i' ;ieiepo. uu invita
tion to Im- l.rii les'ua id for a irienl. .-.lie
resolved liill a kl'l wiiieh : .ie iill
alined Would teiiil t o e. : i.i I i !!i - mat
ter tf height bet w ec'i bei a lit! t l.t t it her
at 1 1 n. i.i n ! s. This was to hate her
white satin slippers c. .lis; dieted wilh
lu-cis I hree iin i.es h !i.
'1'he order w as L'iv.-n and at the .lay
apiiiilte.l sin- went to the store t-
have t he sliicr.s tried on. Tlwv wcre
cut on the most artistk principles pos
sible and tin yoiinr v. oiiian . urv- etl
h.-r f.-ot wit Ii pride. She .- tart. ! to rise
in order to test I heir comfort and then
came t he t u' of war. She loiiud imp. is
sible to stand without the aid of t'u
amiist-.l eb-rk. w li... with Im.iIi bauds
extended, succeeded in lan.lin-r her
lirmly on bcr fei-t. Tin- instant lie
withdrew his support the unusual
heio-ht of t he heels eaused her to lose
her balance and topple forward like a
tiirure of Mrs. Jarlev's wax work ex
hibit. Work nf the Kisli 'otntiilMsliri.
Ihirin-e the lishino; season of IstiJ the
United States tisli coUuiii sion. which
busies i tsel f solely' with tin propaga
tion of edible tish ill the waters all
over the country, stock in-; rivers with
species new to the refri.m. list ribut
ino- 'o-o-s and youn-; lisli to the lakes
and scaeoasts. and workin; in a vat
number of ways to the one end. dis
tributed a total of ::ih;."iso.4:;j ctrs.
fry and ycarlinirs of all kinds of lish.
The largest operations were in shad.
f this tish I'.'.i.lMMl.tNMl fry. l.ooo.tHKi year
lings and :(.0ii(i.(MH eo-.-s were distrib
uted. Cod is the tisli most distributed
next to shatl, and of whitetish, hike
trout, pike, jx-rch. salmon, l'atfish and
lobster the distribution of ej;'rs. fry
and y-arlino;s was away up in the
millions of each, every state ami terri
tory p-ettini; a share. The work of the
commission, which is of so ";rcat im
portance and substant ial value to the
w hole pt'ople. is done ipiietl y. in athor-on-eti
business way. without parade tf
any kind, and the commission is by no
means a widely known department of
the (government.
Cruelty In Morocrit.
An act of cruelty was recently com
mitted in l-'c.. Morocco, of so atro.-i.ius
a -har:u-ter that it has even aroused t he
indio-iuttiotiof the Moors, una. -customed
as they are to judvre such matters se
verely. It has Iwen prov-fd that the
chief eunuch of the sultan -f Moroco. a
man named Ilubikil. has killed a little
tietro slave In loiiin-; to him by slowly
pour-in; iKiil'mi; water from a kettle
over the child's h-ad. An impiiry was
made into t he matter ami it was ascer
tained that this was the litili siave
vvhouihe hud killed in the same way.
The case wa.s rt-jHirtcd to the sultan,
but his majesty dec li-ictl to interfere.
In Mur.n'in ur;rt. h s are an altof.'cfher
privilcjrisl class arid a.re valued at a high
Jrue by Uu-ir im uers.
I
'HE THAT WORKS EASILY. WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
Tlii:-; oiiiinont
riivsit-itin lias tie
Vtiti'.l liloiiinp
to his Sjieii.ilty
Disctisps of the
.I''", loll", NllSI',
Thruat, ltitt"; ant
i . hronic Dise.i.sfs.
CAMBRIA HOUSE. EBET-JSEURG. PA.,
Mom lav s, Anti-t 1 I : S.-pteti iUt 1 1 , .-lotM-r Noveiiilt-r '.. I i.. eiiiU-r 4, l'.-o,
January 1. '": I" lrii rv L'o. Match ''.. April M ay -,
.linn- Is. ls-'l. til! '. v. M.
GRAVID CENTRAL HOTEL, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
I .io-ite t he IVmisylv aina lJ--...t.
Tlll .slllVH, Ailttllst l-". ."s.-ilellllt. I 1'-'. Oetolter 1". X.iVIMIiUt 7, I leCCIllltcr 5, IS'Xl,
. .lanti irv 1. '.': February -7. Man Ii -J7. Aptil JL
May .lutie I'.t. 1-"1.
ALL EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY PERFORMED BY HIM
I UK KY US AKK NH SI I; I il I". THANKS
to IliK Hm'I'hj;
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yrT f .- V- T-' -l or lwt) I lit i.ihLh a il- rt.
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r.AHTE!J MECIOtsr; CO.. Nor ork.
"i'.apiLL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PEiCE
v.-.- i
Lydia ii. Finkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Is a Harmless, Positive Cur
for the wrr-.t form of Feniule Cotnpbinti, all
Ovarian troubles, Infhinmution and Ulcera
tion, Falling anil Pisi!.icement4, also Spinal
Weakness anil l.euct.n lia;a.
It will dissolve and exjtel tumors from the
uterus in an early stap.e . tlevelopmcnt, and
checks the tendrncv tr cancerous humor.
It removes f;iinrne,--s, flatulency, we:ikne
rf the stomach, cures I'.loatinc. Heat'.iihe,
Kervous I'rostration.Gencral I)clilitv, Sleen
)esncss, I)e pre-iion and Iiuliestiun, aKo
that feelint; tf Tearing down, causing p?in,
weight, an. I luckache.
it acts in harmony ith thelatrs that povern
the female system under a'l circKustances.
For Kidney Complaint of either fex this
I'ompound . unsurpassed. Correspondence
Ireelv ai sw-ered. Ad lie-s i.i conlidencr
l-l UIA I-PINKIIAM Mtli.CO,LlNl,llu.
r BUGGIES at I Price r
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V- iV :ai Trail. " $1 .' . I I4i.ni. C ' "Z.-T" 1
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The Doctor hasj
Inu'ii fr jetirs a !
IVot'essor ami lec
turer in several of
our largest Medi
cal Colleges, ami
lias eariieil preat
fame a- an author
ity am! author on all
subjects coiici rnint;
his s-H-cialty.
of tre!infit
trlV "unril
vi:li Ir. ltu ?.-fi. i.ltr tier en-
MKH Ai-ICK Kl'MH.
N it ui t . Ia
THIS WtlMiKKKI'l, P!K-KiK UK!v W
in .N BY :K SA l-M.
Kior in re limn inur t-r f Iim-i b l a lml
i t-T - ui:ih Ir.tht'le, hMil l Im? r -auttju Mhout
my "n I . m s u thirits wouhj riv tuts iiu ao1
t h tt-ttif t. iitt urifRii. Nut if wit; elitorn tnai
ttr r ni l xrt a tu hlV rr-t, m iu nervrs wrr-a al
oji-Hi ..tiiitirily r-ltl: lreiueiitly 1 flail sirk
f J a hi! nuiilcliv wr uv out, but now at-it-r
ftiur-e 'rtaiueci c-fittl-r;r tuyheil ro
lir'y url. ntnl let'l at wtll a ever. 1 aatil
' i(rt. know that lr. Slm 1M thai tr u lr tul
pict't; ! .'r. 4 Jrte'ullv.
Mil Makiha ('ahkkv,
ln'ttu. P.. April Utitn. i-i:.
t'L'KKlHiY IK A1.M AKTKK HAVIN'IIrF
H I.KhKoK V. IS MUM MiiMAt'll,
Kl.l'l'l-t; Ar KI1NK llttM hl,K
1 bur I ten rullfniiH with wry cevere fUm
arh, t.lr).;-r :nl t.iln-y iinull rl mi itiud(
i-1 tii.it felt M trilt tip roulilii'l tollw my itaiiy
;ln.r . tun tit-t--titt i tetrnt patiir. weikneMt anJ
lif-a-.! rhe.- Iul ij.w aJier a nrfe il irfsttue t
nti Ir. Nitu v;u itiji- more aitet-ul my tJtty I-.-Imif-
a il Ii p(eure, u t rnuMtl-r mi reji hate nJ
ii.-ir v Ha-iti. h. K. A nk it w.
I rt ill.. t i.t . Ia .. April "jri. ! .:!.
AH h.U MM1U N YKAKS OK M'KKLI.INO
I ll A V K I.K A US Ki Ti Hl.tS
1K A1.M.
l-'-r ii oie 1 1 an n i e - n raii I ha tfftt la
th l.:,t .rti n. mi l : uttfivd ui fM tffuir'. I
l.v: lfi-i ea-tetu ami wn-erb Uit-l i-tl irtitl(tt
t iff a l.t rvliel. Ml.l I- i e ha liil. illdrirt
ph i i)mM . Li. atom- m it ti.u t any rUtrr-t Ut
r -r Hit te-m Uie a i 1 u !iy wi uutil 1 herJ
(I it t- -n-i tui l uiM .l lr atii. wheo 1 put
ijiet ui..-r '. n mi ui' bt 1 l-Ln arMilu.tlly
l in I'tnir lil lw leel UaCalt: n It life W wrfll
liti.i; e iimir. t- ll.jc rtriK an I hearty a
aheu I J- vouutt Ktrl a-nt tit Uw 1 have lu
thauK It liu l..r. t-l. tiuu
liiti .M -li In liant ruunty. ra , April JA. Ih0
1 t !l
I.T hji.ritn DI r-aieliei. tUi-kl
I with iiit t lie ue ui Ihe anile r 4-u-ll-n.
tha rurc
il i: .J, .4 .1 , e- i il uti n.umriil on to Hl
- )n lia)taWto I rr f etc r) ! y .
! lieftre ft Melt
TELL YOU
3l-
n ; im ri' w m tH-11 a - - u. at it pa - t-j ml .ire
iu .1 p4 i miuii nt, 111 tt li ;t fi au.l pU ;i-:iitt ti-l
- . iri-t r. tiirn- a pn.tu t--r e-ry Imv'- .iiL.
1 i- (Mi-tin lt-r t It ikiiIviiii' fl:t-.
w 1 -;-ti I In in fit v' t ui.iKf ifiiiit-it r:ti-ll'. . umiJ
1 r:i lit . 4 r- imt- uIm t l ur in-t 1 tl t ions
; i:i-nlv tin- in tKin t .;m m a iimmiiH.
mi w ii'i I ;ik 'i-ii l now :unl Htrk.- nil)
- 'ii i .1 ii I - tn - ! t iinr ;t-i- : !-1 r eai 11 i it it ; 1 i -t-.iti
l.- u i . 1. ;ii..i! ir ; miii-ri inw ni work
:tn- iiiiii' li.rtii-i f.l. l;i.V. -:iu -o tin :iliie
it:!- i- t li. Im-: -a in (,u-in -o l hat ii liu
T ll.l I T'tf lt m-. Vmi ill in:tlr a
-4 t mi 1 :iU- 1 1 uiti la .1 t it a 1 1 in 1 at miit.
I iui":i;;-(. ih- -ituatK.ii. ami a-t jiutllv, vnu
m.I ttm i tl-. in-.l wi:ii -l: hi a im-l pri-p-rtun
! ui -.1 ti---. a I a tn- mi -: i -.'p I v in::k ami t:i e
1 ; -11 ti iii.hii v. I !u- rt -nit- ut nii a f w
m -:t : - - w .tr k u iti ti t-tjiial a a L's a a --..
V t.. i'm r m ait- niii .r itiu. ihmii ir aoinati, it
i:i.iM- iit ihrl-Tfiio-, - tin :t- a ttll iiu, ainl -uc-
t v ill un- i .m at tit- iry -rart. Nt-ithT
n ri'-i' -i' r capital n-r. --ar . I l-e who work
1 ! ii- art- n-u ai -i.ii. VJi ituT write U l:v lr
lu.i pal ti.ulai-. In-- - I., f. l I.r N A: Hi.
No 4 :n, Aui;utat Mew
HIMEE3T
HOUSEHOLD USE.
Tm oriirinatpo! and firat prseribrl by
AN OLD FAMILY PHYSICIAN
in IHIO. Could a remedy without real
merit have aurvived overeiRhty years ?
SOOTHING. HEALING. PENETRATIN f
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL ute.
St'ifnt IIItuniHtH I'aitttianil lnflitTiniiHti..ii. tir-fi ('rtrtifi,
I -..1,1k. S..I-.- 1 hr.Mt. T.rtilll-t. i.In-. I "niiiili. Awl I'aliM,
suiiin.r 1 '..ii.plMttit.- 4'tit n.n.1 Brut-. Iik mi-i.-t
iir.- l'..illi-i. A-ttliui-i.. I -tt'tarrh. Hi-.i..-liitiM. tf'h.Mrm.
Mm i.iih. 'liiil.l.tlii-t. 'liup-t. S..r-iiHi. in rUrtly ..r UmlM,
Mtlf Mti-!- .ir Slrtiin. Intiiilr li.r Ni-rvuu. Ha.lM.-ti.
IH'-t'il -..iiii'lil !r-. H..I.1 t-ii-ryti hre. 1-ri.r X. i-t
Mi U.til.-ts. t.itu. 1. s. johNmuN vi., IiuHtoo. M-uah
TO HIVI HFALTH THt LIVCK MUST HF 00r.
ijajJrJ Ixl r" SJ r 1 1
Cures thort sands annunllvof IJTPrnom.
rlaints. Biliousness, Jaundice, Dysrxr
ia. Omstipatlon. Malaria. More Ills
resnlt from an TTnhealtliyLivertLauanr
other cause. Why puffer when yon enn
1 cured t Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigor
ator is a oelehrati-a f fimilv Tneclirino
Vol U lKl UCI-4T will icifLv viitr.
1 uif, 111 ,Ki,t li.-5jc. Kr.iuov ursvei. tier-Vfiiiynec-t.
Heart. l'riDrv i.r I.lver iinae-t.
Kuiiwti tiy a tire.l. lane-ild ttfiit ie; Inaetlun ot
IIM Itlllr..!-, W ...... r. .1 .n. . . . . . . . .
- j 'i j...n.i.p. in.. l.llMI-l, inn I
UT.Ii--. ,-au.e rt-io.nf.l yi.u runiint have health.!
riinil him ...vr ti.. i..h -. . . . ... 1
J'"' lH t -Mm. 1. I,. 1:. Milium. K,t hli-h-m
l a t.iotj i.iht-r ..tiier innnlar t-tnuoniali. Try
It. uie x urnot-i .1.
mkii'm Kldaty 4 ur ' ,
7-11 enn ni;.. rirret.. I'hilailrli.tiU Pa
!ilj Sy all reliaMe .IrutKlbU. 4 -i a
We i-b. ttie mai-Tr-lnt Frrnrl.
Km.. ,lj CAL7HOS ln-. anil v
li---il i-narautn tbat I alih.k wii i
f t OP HUrharsra LaUiaa,
t Kl. t.pfm;4MrhMk arlc-cic
aaa UK-. I lit; li l..
lie it and fay if satis tisd.
iAimi, von unm rt
8b aactricaa Agiab, bkla.
- Tmm, -T-RFT : M rmrr
k in. i-nliuTniii JL aiiaa
r-iaan
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K-??EN
FACTORIES FOR DOG FEED.
A I'lar-e here SuUuanc for Ariatweratic
(aolnra la MMitartsn-d Wholr-aale.
One of the two factories in this coun
try for the making- of patent food anJ
pal tit mc-dicine for los has been de-sc-riiftl
in th? New York News. Tli
foii'ider of this establishment was a
SooU-lini-in. ll was fmplel in In
il..n ki-Hiu'ls, btuditil the nt'ttls of
d.T-' tlioiij.'ht out special treatment
f..r them ami finally took out ateiits
on f.anls ami lut-Jieiues, and in this
tiiii.jtie litisine-.s amarst'd a fortune,
tin the frronnd tlar the visitor enters
tlu-mvivinnnjin of the raw materi
als. Thousands of pounds of butch
er.. scraps are brou;rht here in the
i-.mr:' of a month. Oatmeal in whole
tale juantities and tons of herbs are
u.setL The old-fash ion-d dojf's bane,
lMnes-t, catnip and beef-root, under
various scientific names, find a use a-i
food or as niclieine. The second fl.ior
is iK-cupieil by four curious machines,
with irrcat cylinder attachments. Af
ter tho fat and meat have been sorted
thev arc pround -separately in these
machines ami then placed in great
wo. t.1. -it tuls where various mixtures
are added.
The next process seems so much like
the ordinary baker's work that one is
ipiite lispoied to taste things, and
when the round and square cakes of a
teiuptintr brown have been taken from
the brivk ovens one really envies the
aristocraticdotf. After cooling-, the bis
euits are lacked in neat pasteboard
lies. According to fcie these boxes
are lalclei for pt-t dog's, for grey
hounds and St. Ilernards. There are
es-ct ially prepared dishes for cats,
sutticient food to keep puss for two
days may le bad for five cents. Hut it
costs a pretty per-uy to keep a dog. A
larg-e doir must have sixor eight cakes,
liesides a quantity of meat. The meat
costs probably about ten cents and the
cakes are four cents apiece. The most
interesting department is that of the
patent machines, at the top of the
building. The mixtures of herbs and
chemicals are boiled in great kettles,
an.l thtf liquitl is brought up to this
tloor to be put in bottles of various
t,i.es au.l lalieled "cure for mange,"
liniment for sprains," and to 'pre
vent baldness." Sure cures for seven
teen diseases, and pills as well as liquitl
medicines, are made. This curious es
tablishment also makes dog-collars,
dog soaps, crates for carrying or ship
ping dogs, dog brushes and combs,
blankets and mackintosh waterproofs,
with hoods, for greyhounds.
CRUEL SPORT IN CHILI.
"BarrQ," the D-ut(4rtiu National I'aatt mm,
la Which Hue Huru-mca l'artlrlpatt.
The national pastime of Chili is the
"barro." which is played by the huas
cos, or Chilian horsemen, who are
splendid riders. At every wayside
drinking shop there is a range of posts
i-.upM.rting a long rail, to which the
In irivcs are tethered. Whenever a few
Iiua-4-ii-i meet a wager for drink is
bure to lie put up. Then sides arc
clutsen. and the leader?, first take their
places on horseback side by side, each
with his horse's chest close up to the
bar. The others mount and range
themselves on each side in the same
p. .s it i. ui. Then the game begins. The
ol.jeet of each side, according to Lou
don Tid-llit. is to force its way along
to the further eud of the bar against
the opi-ositiou of the other party,
l.a.li closes sideways with all his
might and digs his huge rowels into
his horse's sides to keep his chest clo-e
to the bar until the drop blood and
the cruel bits are jerked viciously.
tclls of excitement and rage break
fn.in the players as the pressure in
crease:, and their legs are crushed be
tween the horses. The spectators are
equally excited. Kven the horses seem
to take an intelligent part iu the strug
gle, and a well-trained mount will
frequently oust a rival from his place.
1'rogrcss along the bar is, however,
very :.low, au.l when there are as many
as thirty or forty picked players a side
a whole day may be spent without the
contest being decided. Horses and
men loth surfer severely, legs are
crushed and broken, and at the end of
the struggle the riders have to be
helped from their saddles, anil their
clothing has often to lie cut from the
swollen tlesh. L'nless a limb Ik' bro
ken, the tough horseman is little
worse. A day or two on his back and
pure olive oil restore him to strength
and suppleness.
A HAUNTLD PALACE.
Mmiite SititM s--ii iu t tie hwrditib Koyal
Court.
The Stockholm correspondent of the
In -li. lent JUdge tells this ghost
st.
1". -r a 1. ii time il has l-t n no scret
tl..it : .irits haunt the royal pulu.-e in
Stockholm. Years ago the kin.'? lc-i-jPk"
t!i.ir.iu;rlily convinced of the
presence of ghoi-ts that he had the big
win;' mo..t frequented by them torn
low li and rebuilt. Hut the g-hosts did
nut li: appear when the alteration was-,
lua.lc. and they still carry on theii
i.i;rhtly iar.ni-.als. Some time ago the
!l:.ni. li crown prince an.l his wife,
while visiting Stockholm court, lived
'i the haunted palace. On th. first
-ij.'lit there was an extraordinary
manifestation. A chainlicrlain was
lifted from his lied by invisible hands
and was laid ou a table at the eud of a
1-edrooin farthest from the lied, tin
the following morning I'rinee Joliann
asked him if he had heard the uproar
in his room. On the evening of the same
duy 1'rincess I.ouise was writing in
a room brilliantly lighted. Suddenly
a woman appeared and began extin
guishing the lights. Princess I.ouise,
who is' celebrated for her courage,
tried to lay hands on the woman,
but the latter vanished as suddenly as
she appeared. Irince Christian, the
eldest son of the crown prince, wished
late one afternoon to fetch something
from a dimly-lighted room. He left his
father and mother, only to return a
few moments later empty handed,
while and trembling. He said that he
had found the room filled with strange
figures, which barred his way and
made threatening gestures. The day
Wfore his departure the Danish crown
prince was playing cards with the
crown prince of Sweden, when l'rinee
tiustav, turning white with fear, ex
claimed that a giant was behind Irince
Johai.n's chair, looking at his cards.
Hoth princes sprang to their feet and
the giant di-appeared. Xobody in the
Swedish royal family doubts the pres
ence of the ghosts, but the subject of
their appearance is talxMied at court.
Kruuii In Hirda.
Man prides himself on his reasoning
powers, but it Ls doubtful, says a w riter
on the subject, whether other creatures
have not the same faculty in a much
greater degree when in connection with
their peculiar needs. There is little
doubt but often the same bird comes to
the same location it frequented the year
Wfore, though it has migrated hun
dreds of miles during the season. It
requires judgment to distinguish be
tween what the bird has or has not
seen, so as not to take the wrong path,
and judgment is the residuum of reason.
Doctor "ou say that your boy
has fits, but surely you know that there
is a very simple way to cure him."
Mother "I'ray tell me how." Doctor
"let him wear his elder brother's
caat-off clothes."
IU x kIIc A dollar doesn't rx near
ly so far as it used to." Noodle "No,
but then it goe much faater.-
SAVE YOU li MONEY-
Xo belter y than t.y careful and ju
dicious tiuyiug. Thi"
August Cle.irancc Sale
ill these stotei presents opportunities mI -di-ui
met met u ii Ii fur I.iM.i al.i.- ami for
tunate hiiyiiut.
SHAWLS.
One lot - Mil fine a'l -wool CASIIM KKK
AND CIll'DOA SHAWLS- lull -ie in
plain colors and .lat-t-uatti Weave-, wilh
p:alii centers.
lllack and tirev Checks ami I'laul- -Creams.
I'lnk-. Lisilii liiti.. t'nlinals.
Talis, etc., i nd all fain e.. ml. iti.it iwns and
colorimts at t'l.'.tt I hey "ie worth from
T.'-ii to i.iir at one price, ( '.:.
WIIITK GOODS.
1. .'-on yards llem-t itched I'laid India
Liiions in a-soin-tl Ian.'.- t.tnUt-ii plaids,
suitatile for ru.r- and I h i-sm- aiul
Aprons, and sum pple u-m- I Ih-iii for
Shams they are ".'"I inches witli we soltl
lots of them early in the vsm '..'m-. a
yard and they are well worth it; tint we
txmelit this lot under piice and we will
sell the in that way
12!C. A YARD.
I.imi yards Satin Sti i-d India Liiions
wide, haiitl-oili)'. stll-li st I i (-.. solid,
broken, and icraduateii nice lor Ladies"
anJ t hildren's Dresss. W.r. A VAKD.
l.ii yards H. in-.t itched StriMs .lai.l
effiits extra wide; Si in 'lies r.".,c. A
VAHD.
f.i'iiyards Florentine Kols-s side Im irders
for Ladies' ami Children's Aprons 4i
inches wide-1'.'V-. A VAKD.
A lot 1 la lied and Striped India Liiions
I rokeii and yradiialcij sliiM , i.lai.K atid
clni k-2s iiii ht-s with lo.-. A. VAKD.
White I Kit led Swisr.1-. Si-otch iools
l.V. A VAKD.
(elilliiie W hite Dotted Sw ise- frnm
Switzeiland an-. A VAKD.
AIm.iiI .Soil yards i'tiiinetis or I'l int. -il
Iottd Swi-s iM-aulifiil eoli.n-.l liifim-s on
black and light colored niniiiuls werei'.."ic.
a yard outou thecouuterat '-'.V. A VAKD.
Send us your orders hv mail. We're
liiakine the price- In iiitr ii- a larm-r busi
ness this month than ever before ri( h t ill
the face ol the genera1 depression.
boggsTbuhl,
115. 117. 119 & 121 Fetal St,
ALLEGHENY", PA.
JOB:: PRINTING.
run ;:; w.i. v
Printing Office
In t he place to vet j..ur
JOE PRIHTIIIG
Piotnptly anJ satl-factniliy rie. .i'i W.
Wilt tlffl Utrn pi KS- .f alii I ,.i...r able
Couipetion, Wr don't du any luil
first-riM aixk an.l want a
llyln pimv f.-r It.
Willi Fast Presses 2ee! New Type
We are prrparwl Ui turn out J..tt 1'niitm i-t
every dtKriptwin in it.e KINf.s'r
STVI.K and at the tm
Lowest Casli Prices.
Nothing but the lwt material l- u-ei and
our work -p-ak tor itself. VVeaie pie
pared Ui print on ttie i.tioite imtiee
POt"TKK8 riKXIKaMMICS,
Bt'filNEss t'Ai.i.f Taos. I'ii.i, !Ik-iIs.
Monthly statkmknts Kn vh ui-kh,
LaBKI.8. ClttCl'I.AItS, WHilMNU AM
VtnITINa C'AltlW. (,'Htl k SiiTM,
Drafts, IiKrEiPTn. I'.ond oi:k,
LKTTER A NI NtlTK 1 1 KA Pt-, A Mi
Hop and I'aktt Invitaiions Ktc
V ran print atiytliini; fioiu the fnmllf-ii
and neatest X't-ltinu Card In the lainest
Ptlster on short notice an.l at th
Diofat Reasi. liable liales.
The famhiia F'kmiihui
KHEXSIUIKf;. I'EXX'A
OTLS ! OILS !
The Atlantic Refining Co., of
Pittshurp;, l'.-i., make a sjieiialty
of manufaeturiii"; for the uomes
tic trale the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricaiin? Oils,
Naphtha auJ (Jasoline
LUDE FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison wilh
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Most : Unlfonnly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market adk for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
PITTSKl'KU liKer.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
oetlS-aft-ljrr.
Civrira.
TRinc aiori.
DESIGN PATENTS,
"r-1 Biun . etc.
nur iiii.ramiuio ana rroe liandtxxtk writ to
2iL'!' XJ? Bkoauw AT. NlCW VllHK.
Oltleat bureau fur aocuriiiir patent a In America.
.er paUHit takra out l.y u t linnu-lu tMr,.ra
IM pui.no bj a uucice ieu Irvu ui ciiarvu iu Um
lai--reat
wurUl.
trw
t etrralattoa of any aetntlflr patw tn the
HolnxKlllllv llli.HtrwiM.1 py.. ...ii..,u...
Biaa ahnuld ba wtthuui It, Weekly, s:i.lol a
yeart UI lunuitia. AJdrwu. alf N. A VI.
ycaiJsMnaa. a tot toroaaway, Sam VurkCity.
Steel Picket Fence.
U.IKO acaij.:!!. ...I .uk.oa. ..f wikK Hulk.
TAYLOR tU DFAN.
20L 203 A 205 Market SL Pittsburgh, Pa.
nCFBTt 1VIBTrn.-'!r''''''rirJ'
isuii nt.i i ui-a.1 uu- . mini tut i
km.m y- m. aaa Hr.,i.M, Jl a
' mer'Can
CHEAPER . THAN t WOOD
f j . i"t"aji ji
FLOWER OP ALL FELINE.!
Tlr I't-raian at a Ih-aut), Hut I
4 iM.alant UaK-kruliin..
Tli I-r-iaii cat is rn tu t;,,. r
p'nr.t fatr- if any of its family. (,.
i-orilin t th talr-rt if trat I. i . ilt.
in liis native land, not otily ., tl
-l!-risln-il, nut i.iily vii-11 tr. at, ., rt
atluiirftl, liul t In irouu My ri-- m . ... t
li-lias an ai'kn.iu 1 - 1 v t- i j.it ,,,, u
ri).rlits. In ftriii tin- Im- it. ,;.. , j.
kiuii l.a-s not fr-at ly it ifT.r fr..:, ,
Atij-'ora. hut tin-tail is inn. h .,
fi--ti-. ftr tin loti-ri-st ami t!,.
-i-t Iiairs la'itiir t t!u tip tin-. .
ma-.riiiti--iit tl uni" m hit Ii tli.- .I,.-, , ,
in-r -arrii's j.roinlly rt t-t
tin- air as In- iikiv-k. In In,
.ilLy -oat is n.t a tra.-.-..f .. , ,.
an.l it t-l.itlu-s tin 'ra.-.-ftil , r. ,
tr.mi tin- tis of liis -ars t., tl.. , ,
fi-atlM-risl'" tots. I nits-.
tlri-aiiii'il-of fliii iiiartn-lf.li.tii ,,
inn-art lit-tl. tliis aniinal. a. i,
llara-r' Uaar. must f..r.-. i i. .
Irar.l.l as tin' Ja-rf.-rt tl-. . r ,,.
il.uiii-stii i-at familv . Nut mi! -. .
i-asily isurja -.s all liis m , t ,,
U'u uty ami irra-- I nit I..- j, ,
i-liarnis of Ii.-.Misitiiti ainl in,i.,i,. ,
li;'iiity of iH-ariii.', ami. wlnl, ,,,
atTi-i-titiiat- aiul lovin. i-, .ti;i ...
r-t-iMt.-tirur ami iii.l.-M-inli-iii ... -sian
may Ii sii in 111:111 v i-..l-.r .
ls-autiful is that sha.l. t. .-!,,..,
t-u 1 1i1 'liliif." -tit rlm.i- ,
familiar tn us as Malt.-s.
sM'-illlill of tills l-.ilur h t.-. .;., ,
livil royally in a lioiisi m h.-r.-I 1 .
Slu was naiiii-.l aft.r a 1,
ol.I. aiul im royal j. rs..na .- 1 .. -.- i.
lnr -1 1 liion- iiiairiiilifi-iil ! . 1 ;iu. ...
tint' of vry ri.-li ..lnrs v. a- a it.
oraii.ri. I uiiiiin--r to .-.uu !..- t . .1. " ,
iti-.' 'oul'l In iiioi'i iuisit i- t 1 1
t IioiiIi t his mott l.-il -tV.it i i,, ,t ,
siil.-n-.I "thf tlnii." an.l .i.
jTi-at Iv from t h value of tli.
Tin' Ilai-li IVrsian. with ..r.i', . ,
or.-.l is. i- oin of t tot rar.---t 1 , ;
highly juizi-.l of tht ra.-.-. ,
puresl u hit- is jmtIi.i . 11. .1
t- I '.inal i. 'ii. Tlit-r. nr.- also ... a.i.,;
rii tiis of tal'hifs. ami in n.-.n: . ..
0111- thf ili. y.-Ui'W -y.- i- tl.. !,.;.
sin.l. 'J'li. sin. ul. I I..- 1. 11 .
full; tin- hair slioiil'l lim-tln . ; ,
friti!.ri tin U ?.- ami i-v.-n t!.. t .. .
thi:-. l-i-aiitilul lMa-.t.
Tin- l.tv.- of lit., rtv is tl..- n. ;.,
si. in of tin l'-i--iati. a- it i ..: t .
(.'..r:i. I'.vi xy otif of th.- I. n. :. 1 1
.lft- 1. tl. li.. .'lit in l.'ii:'. s. .1 it .11 . !
1 t -4-t-UJ . illl ' - i I 'h- to t ll !' 1 1 ..
If -.ir-: an.l w hat a at r. .1 1 1 . . !
.'.tii-rally su. .-- in -.'.ii.i.
r later. 'I 1 ou n one 1 .f I !. n.
traetive tllitl lie t-l ..rll. j.
eit v. liere t li it t a .11 1 1 I 1 '
life ..f e..n- tatit hum. t . a.-1
in s. Huh t!i.i- 'i I. i
..i. r 1 - I . .ne I uiiu.:i ' In. .11 1
. . r .l-.1 1 1 1. ' t e 1 - ' -
ll.- VI.-.l.iii. lii e- 11 I 1
, t ,,i - (. it. i.i I I.i -ri. .. ..
l-...r,.i.ii 1 ti
t .it t. v. are
I i, 1 1.. in- 1 1 . t In
1 1 .
t .
M.
I"
ii..- l..-
SMOOTIf4U AN ALLIGATuii
trtiWit. ,M liar I Uu t Ml... si., 1. m.
ttuii.M a.
ii.e l.i v alter . 11 in r - n
1 11 l.tn.-i-li- la n.l . I," ha - !..-!,
n. ll. s tl 111, r the title
I r.eii I - ' f .uii.l that an ,1
fl.l I taken awa ot I the e.
t.ll 1 1. m U s, v I. ie 1 1 k a - I . .1..' !, -. ' .
I.llli lie. I ar.l- ft. .ill the I1. .1-. . .
1 r.n Ie- "-li.nt.e.1 .l.lilil that tin aii
llill-t hate t.l l.e Ii i t s V let i 111 I . tli!, :
. . - ... I 1 , 1 : a . . I . . . ,
i-l 1 1 t.. . 1 1 1 . .V , I 11 1 1 I. I... r. 1 li." I 1 1 , ! . . .
tia l l.tt-n lu.i. tiller tai 1. witli it-. I.. 1
an.l for. l.-fs.
I. I. 1 I I .-- I .1 u.
11 11:. 1 ii'i-ii r:i""r 1 1.1 itii- f.'.
-.I:'.-an.l there kill.sl an.l .iril 1 ii- n
As a.ir.i.i-lie.l the haul. .1 a
thf alligator hy the eare.iss. still t- . !
Ill;', 0111 11 tll''jieil lllio 111.' n Jill 111-
a stmif at si; ht of us.
Mi- .-in..)... ..r Mr tiit-ii.-.l 1
nif with spark 1 i la' e e-.
Now is o.ir eliati. -..' li eri. 1 "'V
..:..i 1 .. ..:.ri.. :i .. :ii
II 1 ill .111.1 iiriuiii n.ii ...ii.-'.i.
"'am an.l eat 01 Hie iiuii.h k. I i..
w t- i-ati shout it."
Th.- in vt i-ifiiirii'- 'i siitiht I'.
sjMit as simn a-, .lai'knt'ss Leian t.. !.e!
iiit rivi-r i.anu ntaie.i 1 n waiei v .1
Very steep for ulmul thirty iar.1- . tl..
thi-ri as 11 l'elit le '..h.lte f.ir a':t;i.
twenty yarils, ami mi that f.nu- t!i
earear s of the Inill.M-h as i.iw 1 1
We w-r i-arefiil to have tin- win
atra insl us. as t he allij-atur is -In. m
ifituei , ,,.. i.k ..
slioultl smell us.
Welavilowii tlat oil the r..ii'i.M-.
hin.l the linwh.-s :iinl it w :i :i"t...
......i.i ....... .......... 1 ,i... 1..I.1 it
that I was not on any aeetmnl t" 1 '
until Mr. A shoiihl .'i e un- t he
nal ly means of a tueh. 'I In 11 I :
. . in-.. ; . t . . 1 1... .... ... 1. . .t i... 1 1 ; 1 . 1 i.
w liile In at t he same moment li i.- l 1
M"titl a hall throiurh itseyt.
We lay in tlii p-i-ili.ni nnlil n..!
tiiL'ht. ami then i-aiiie a hea'. , I !.
ereepin;.' up tin" hi 1 1 . tl i-1 i net I . au
thoiij'li out of f-i o"!it . Now aii ! I ii. '
I l.f fii.i w. .111.1 .-.!. vj. I111- :i liiiiiuli-
t w o. t lien it w on 1I i-t inn-oil a:' a . :i ai.-
at la-t we saw tin ilark 111a '!..
a 1 1 i"ator onif era w 1 i n;.r ujit.ttlu l ".
ItH-k ami Iff-jiti tearing' at it.
1 .1.. 1 ..... ..... 1 . . . )....
at Mr. A , luit 1 ihti.ui I. a.a
the sie-iial to lire. 'I'h a! ! i; a i .1 1 u ' 1..
1111 ,1 11. 1 111.11. ct I I'll! ll.'-i...
almost seeliie.l a:, if its pow.-rliil ' '
lni;'ht shi-i i ns away.
At leiij'tli we hear. I am it her a ! ' 1
t . ..v. ... 1 o..r ,. i.u 1 ... .,1 t 1 1 . t
one oe-jail riliappill- lis J.l -
eiollsly.
1 lien eaille l lie signal. i.aii".
1 1... .-iil.. 't l... I...... 1 .11.1 ....1
inusi-le. It was iuite ilea l ani ' '
...till. I lite.. f l. ,.ll...r ,.11.. f..-,i- 1!.-
rollinjr .low 11 into tin water a-'ani
A BENZINC CAB.
int. s.iiuiioii i.t tin, rri.iiifni nt i;.ii'it
Trau-lt mi 4 iiinlr l:.t:.t.
The ln'iizine eali is, aeenr.l i i'-' '' ' "'
Now 'ork Sun. the most novel m.-.
of t rrinsport at ion in t Ie rinaiiv . I'. ' 1
four-w In i-ler. jriii.leil l.y a t un li "I i;"'
liti.i.'er on a lever, ami ptov i leil . ; 11
motivt jxivver hv a lteiiiiie ' ''
whieh neither heats nor smoke
oeeupants. The tirst of this style of eah wa- "
i'-iitly eoiiiplete.l in a Mannheii'i i i
tory. ami was starte.l on an evlu'-i; '"
trip to lk iliii. It rolle.l over Ihe .- uu
try roatls at the rale of lift. -en or v
teen mii.'s an hour, ami at an e'. i' .'
of half a cent's Worth of l.eil-ine -. I
inilf. In every city on hi - r ..utr 1 ''
cotnlm-tor, who is at t he same I mi-' '""
j.rinc-r, has run his eah Ihi.uu'ti 1
t.triH-ts. taken on ami let oti 111 1
ia.sscni'ers. a ml ma.le hi- w.iv .ei--"-liiarl.i-t
places to show the i a-e a1''
safi-ty with w hieh the luacliiiici'.v '
be manajeil.
The cost of the eah is but one tli "
satid .lollars. ami this can l.. i. .!u 1
in tilt proees.tif wholi-f.ah- out i-'
turc to lnjr hiin.li'e.l ami lifiv "f
him. iii .1 .lollars. Tin invein.n' 1 .' 1 "
that it will r.-vtilut i.uii.'c the pr 11
t.V'.teiii of transportat ion In-t ween .
trv tow ns ami iH-twceii otic-, ai.-l tl.. ''
Slllilllhs.
I'rat ai l.tM.titi(itl. f'ui-l.
1 1 Miiiis t hat jH-at lias Ih-.-ii penua-
nciitly a.toptctl as fi:! fur I.N-.nii.iiio .
m the ailstena-tl.lerhoiis rjilwai 1"
Sw tsleii after a series of exh.iii--!
tests to tlfterniim its relative value a
compartsl with coal. In the linal
a lix-onioliv e pulle.l a train at rtvul-i-tiotl
NpcJ, ailil up the steepest Ll'ia-i''
nts, steam In-iiij,' maiutaiuetl at full
Jiressure, with rvt-11 colj water ted
the boiler.