SKILLFUL SAFE IiLOWIXU
1 he Clover Work of Two Expert
Cracksmen.
ly Their KnonMer of thf Method
.lu,.li,yHl In HuritlHrUiiiir Savfea
Tney SH urr ITiae or One
TliouaMiiil Hollar.
Some time atfo u firm snimumvil in
tin- papers us an advertisement tliut it
had produced an absolutely hitrrlar
nr.oif safe, atut to haek up the state
ment offered tin- sum of one thousand
dollars in (,'nM to anyone v. ho could
.'. t into the. safe in tlx- time Usually
.-Untied safeLlnwcrs, says a writer in
the St. I. on is tilohc-llemocrat. The
money was to he plated insi.letlie safe,
anil it Ueame the property of tl.e
metiers the inoinent the feat was at-,-omplished.
This ehallemre was al
lowed to o timiotieetl for some time.
I. ut linalU one .lav a letter was n
eeivitl t'lt.iii New York city, written in
a .li ;ruit tl haiul. in which it was pro
posed that the writer an.l Vi. eomra.le
: honl.l make a trial at the safe. hut the
hi ni must arree to jrniiit immunity to
the authors oi the prohibition, as the
.I'.niate of Massachusetts ha.l not ht en
to tlieir liking for several years. The
missive was signed l.y "Teittly the
I iper." an.l an imme.liate reply was
at, ki.l. The tirm. anxious to put the
cafe to a prnetieal test, matle all lieees
larv anaiitremei.ts with the New Yolk
rents," an.l immunity was to W
rante.l them if they should If sne
eessful. A day was set for a pub at
trial, ami prompt ly at nine o'eloek in
the inoi-niii,' two nattily -dressed yoini).'
fellows :-t pieil tuT the train an.l asketl
to l.e directed to the otltees of the eom
panv. They earrietl nothin;r ill nut
them exeept small han.l Lau's. whieli
they seeme.l to jruartl with special
eare. A number of eiticns antl rival
manufacturers had l.een invitetl to the
test, as the inventors felt eoiitident of
the impregnability of the safe ami
wanted to tret t,u Wnetit '' ' a'"
vertisement. The youri"- men were
usheretl into the oil ice an.l the terms
of test were Hiinoiineeil. The New
Yorkers were to he -riven one hour in
whieh to tlo the work, anil no unusual
noise was to aeeompi'iiy it. Nor were
they to have any other assistanee than
is usually atTortled to the praetieal
safe blower. The one thousand tlollars
was plaee.l in the safe an.l it was
puliliely iruaranteetl tt them shouhl
they be sueeessful.
At eleven o'eloek sharp "Teddy the
l'iper" ami his pal went to work-.
Their first net was to remove their
shoes ami units. The latter were
plaeetl in front of the safe to drown
the noise of footfalls. Tin- next thin;.'
was to open their handhao-s. out of
.vhieh drills, ehisels. a 'h.o-r-jawed"
serew, powder ami fuse were taken
The ho-r-jawed serew was the tirst tool
taken up. It was a ieeuliar instru
ment, havm;' two thiek. heavy jaws
like a hull-doo. The jaws were con
trolled by a serew of territie power,
easilv worked by 11 short pieee of steel
whieh eonld be inserted into notches..
That part of the instrument e.uitainin
t he notches resembled a wajron hub
without the spokes. The whole alfair
eon Id be taken apart ami put in a
handbag no larger t han those usuaJly
earrietl by ladies. This tool was set on
the 11. Mir ami its iron jaws placed
around the knob of the safe. The two
men worked w it h the greatest quiet
and rapidity, one laving out the tools
ami the other adjusting them. The
screw plaeedontheknob.it was rap
idly tightened up. and inside of two
minutes the knob was literally tlrayjred
out by the roots. It came w illi a slow
wrenching noise which mil -t have
reached the hearts of the manufac
turers. No time was lost, however. One
of t he men had the powder and fuse
ready, irn.l the former w;s inserted in
tin' hull'. The coats were picket! up
anil thrown over the front of the safe
to smother the noise, the fu.e wus
lijfhted ami the operators stepped be
hind the 'ate. In a moment there w a
a mutllc.l explosion and the entire
front of the safe was split open in
jailed creases. The w hole system o
bolts ami inner machinery was ex
posed to view. A few raps with a
chisel and Teddy jrave the Ix.lts a
sharp jerk. They responded to his
touch and he swiiii' open the door.
Uftic hiiur in be seized the baff of coin
and fn a few minutes the professionals
were ready to depart.
As Teddy was alioiit to leave one of
the firm asked him: "t an a safe W
maile bur; "la r-proof?"
"Yes.' repl icil Teddy.
"How?" the manufacturer asked in a
pleading tone.
If 1 would tell you that my l.usines.
Wt.uld lie irone." replied Teddv. ami
bidding the party a M.lite iroodd.y he
an.l his companion left the city on the
next train. 'I he job took just twenty
minutes.
THE CROWN OF SCOTLAND.
It In MiiiMuw-l to llitte Itfii Morn liy
I'oImtI llrut'i.
A once precious diadem, which is
now only an historical relic of much
interest, is the crown of the Scotch
kino's, kept in the castle of KdinbnrL' h.
It is supposed, says the St. Louis Re
public, to have been made for KoWrt
l.ruce, and is formed of two circles of
iroltl. the upper ami narrower circlet
ltemi Mirmounteil by a row of crosses
ami trem-incrustetl imitation tlowers.
The lower rinjr. the head band pron r.
is udornt'd from eiul t end of the
o-oldcti band with Iarre precious stones
tif different kinds, mostly in their
roiitrh, unpolished state. AIm.vc rise
two arches of tfolil, w hich unite and
are surmounted with the historic
cross and ball." Kven when the
Stuarts became kins of F.njrlaud they
went to t he t rouble of truing to Scot
land to seat themselves for a few mo
ments ujioii the celebratetl "stone ot
Scone" ami to have Kino- llruee's dia
tlem pressed llimn their royal heads.
Charles I. declared his intention of re
niovin;,' Scotland's famous relic to Lon
don, so that such ceremonies could be
earrietl out at home, but the sturdy
Scots soon convinced him that such a
proceeding would be an infringement
umii their ri-rhts. so the kinjf liatl to
iro to Kdinbiir-h as others had done
before. The wife of a preacher by
the name oi tiranrer mee stole the
Setitch crown and the other royal in
signiathis in li',i ,r 1 ::. At the
time of the restoration they were
transferred to Charles II. Thev were
returned to K. 1 i n 1 u r-h castle in lTi7,
and have remainctl there ever sinee.
The CitUHe of Krt liiiikr.
Karthquakes are tine to the phenom
ena of plication or folding of the
earth's upper strata. The same ten
sion and npression which produced
many of the mountain ranges is here
in action. As the interior of the earth
cools it contracts ami tends to leave
the outer trust behind. The weight
of this miter crust, however, is trrealer
than it can sustain, and is therefore
compelled to wrinkle. Thus -eolo-ists
explain the jrreat ridjres ami furrows
which constitute continents and river
basins aud they compare this folding
of the earth's crust with the wrinkling
of the skin of a dried apple. While
the process of wrinkling or folding is
foiiitf n the mighty movement, of
course, destroys the equilibrium of the
rock strata, and in consequence earth
quakes occnr and continue with
preater or less violence until the cqui
iibriuiu ia agiiiu rvtttorud
MRS. ELM IRA HATCH.
HEART DISEASE 20 YEARS.
Dr. ttilrm Xedieat .-. Elkhart, J&.
Iiak Pirns: For 20 years I was trouhled with
heart diwtM!. Would frvueniir huve lallmf
iwlln ant mothennc at flight. Ht to sit up or
Itrt nut of bed to breathe. Had ram In my left
ante and bar a moot of the time; at Uf I Nt-ai:ie
dn.i. al. I waa very rerroua and nearly worn
out. 1ua leaMt extaUiineut wotiitl came mc to
THOUSANDS fHuS
with flntterlnir. For the lat fifteen yeara I could
Dotkleep on my leftstde or tari until brean ntkinit
your Ann ii pari 'f-r. I bail not taken it very
liinjt nntd I felt morn better, and I ran now le p
n either ride or back without the lea.tt disn.m
f.rt. 1 h.ve no oain. mnolhennit. drrty, no wind
on nnmwh or other diMirreeatle yniilma. 1 am
a M" to do all my own housework without auy
Vouhlx and consider mylf eunst
Klkbart. Iud.. Iss8. MM. Kl.ma TIaTTH.
It ih now four year Kinre I have taken any
medicine. Am in tctter health than I have tven
in- 4U yeara. I hnetly e- aa a m
lieve that lw. MiU A CURELJ
ll-nrt (We savnl my lifo mm
and made me a well woniun. I am now (2 yean
of mm. and am able to do a k-ood day'a work.
ldy tn, IB!. Mk tLMiaa HATCH.
SoM on la roHitWe fluarantc.
Dn. MALES' PI LLS. 50 Doses 25Cts.
S( !.! It Y IUC. T.J. lAl..
KKLNSUI K.J.
Garfield Teass:
I nrn( tiirl i(.t im, Ktat Cnii(l x"ii. -Vt-t slr- '
iUlln cSMJiiptt.' frvu kii.l Tk C'-.,i VV . VOi St.. N. V.
Cu res Sick Headache
Constipation
Demands pronqit treatment. The) re
milt.4 of neglect may Ih; serious. Avoid
all harsh nn.l drastic purjativea, the
tcii.lctny of whi. h i-t to weaken the
bowels. The best remedy is Ayer'a
l'ills. I'ein purely vegetable, their
action i.t prompt and their effect alw ays
beneficial. They are an admirulilo
Liver and After-dinner pill, and every
where endorsed by the j rofessioti.
" Ayer's Pills aro highly and nniver
pally sM.k'H of by the pf.iple alM.ut
liertt. I mako tlaily use of III. in in my
practice." lr. l-'owlcr, liritlge-
lort, t'onn.
" I can recommend Ayor's I'ill.t abovft
all others, having htiifT proved their
value (is n cathartic for myself ami
family." J. X. Hess, Leithsviile, I'a.
" For several years Ayer's l'ills have
been used in luy'laniily. Wo liud them
an
Effective Remedy
for constipation and indigestion, and
are never without them in tlx; house."
Moses (Jreliicr, Lowell, Mass.
"I have, used Ayer's l'ills. for liver
troubles and indigestion, during many
years, and hae alvas found them
prompt and ello i. iit in their action."
L. N. Smith, I'tii a, N. V.
' I sufTere.l from constipation which
assumed such all obstinate form that i
fear.-.l it would cause a stoppage of tint
bowels. Two boxes of Ayer's l'ills ef
fected a complete cure." 1). lltilke,
Saco, Me.
' I have used Ayer's l'ills f.r the past
thirty yewis and consider theut ;oi in
aluabie laini'v lueili. inc. I know of
lio lietter leiiiedv f.-r liver troubles,
and ha e nlu;in f.tuttd Ihi-m a prompt,
cure for dy - p.ia " - .l.tiu. s tjumn, '.)
Middle si . Hai ti. i.l. t 'onn.
Having been troubled w ith coslive
tiess, which seems in. t liable Willi pcr
ftons o( seileiilarv habits. 1 hac Ine.t
Ater'a l'ills, hoping for relief. 1 aiu
L'ltd to sa thai th. v hate served ui
belter than any other medicine. 1
hrrti e at this . on. lusioit only after a
faithful trial if their merits. " Maluttel
T. Jones, tlal , Huston. Muss.
Ayer's Pills,
i la i Aia i. b
Or. J. C. Aycr & fn. loell, Masf
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Keneml club order a:ent in each town.
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that dler. and iruarantee al Istm-tl.in. iliKtient
lar or C nun I ion Haul from the aurt um
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H. K. (iooker Vo Nurserymen, Kuehenter, N.
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W&HTED SGLICiTCESFaTsi.
tn hanJ!ethenirlMl lllrrrlwr.!Krrt-mini
l.M.H id,. Iiarlil al oluiuliiun r tM..Ilu,
pn.r ttaely lllantnteiLhatxIsomelv lionihl. pel lest IMn
ular prhv, iwysir.au,! cs.uiiniloos. Kn-r) Ul) liert,
lt)iol nt luioiirie nu1 will l.n iv. KultiMm t-rrlw
t4ry riven. H, 11. 1 lor Iuok1:-o,.io uea j-.Ovu rimiir.
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SALESMEN
fUN FCH LITTLE JAFS.
(trert Vrmltrt ;. '.out wt'h foaretial
Stove oil 'VVItieii l:iltr-a I'.ul-e ::-:-s.
Jaiwin has U t n f reuvblly ref . rred
to us the liildn u s l'ara.i i-.' and
with ci.i.si.lera'.le jo-ti.-e. f.r in im
other country is ciiil'lli.n.t made so
much of, and are children surrounded
l.y so many devices for their amuse
ment. In every town, aceordin',' to Dr.
W. ). Kastlake in the l'opnlar Science
Monthly, there are trnmln rs uf str.-.-t
venders and h.'uvkers whose sole cus
tomers are children.
One class of those venders carry two
charcoal stoves, or f-irnaces. swim - in
the conventional manticrof the cotiM ry
frotn tt.e ends of a pole which r- : ;s
across the shoulder. Ai rivi'i r at a c.
Vellietlt corner, the h... I p'l'i ti e.vti.
and n fr.n: of oa;vr t hii.'i i-n juici Iv
erather. For the i!oI. rate sr.'ti of "tie
or two rin the el.M lreti are : ii; v'i i
with a tiny c'lp "f swe-'fetitd l.all.r
and a sjumti. This enniptwd. t!.e
priK-ced to b.iiie their own s 1! . ic s oil
the smooth iron toiiof tin- (.tuvr... i:t -h-ioi.inr
the daintie:. into ii:ilri.r
shape they please, and. v. heft t'le.v ;ir.'
crisp stud l-row ti. .1. ...nriti:' thctn. Yi.e
ame ti'inlrr tilso haote- hi-, s'.i!! to
chililrcn. 1 1 is sl.s-i; in t ra-'.e' em '
of dri -d reels :i 11. 1 a i; ti ;t nl it - f !!' i :
ame. a sort of mail paste. .v m-- of I
ante is put on t lie t r.l . f a r c ! ;i i.d is
lil. .Id.-d il l.h.wn ii,to .o.ne I ;i i : :i
shape l.y t vein i.-r. Tin- y-uii.iT '" ""
tomcr di i;il.'s a- to the ti.-nre. ;:ti.;
I.iittcrt'ies. II. i-:-. iroiir.1.-. r what
rot are !i:i im- I lr.dii t lie .. t p :..
'I lie children. aft'T bavi: -' ;.! . t !
their t :i -1 . for arii-ti - de i;i.. t-d the
I : i -1- i it -. I oi '. . t l-o r.-.-.l h;;i. ' ! pr. .- : -inyr
t heir lii;"ci-- 'v m I : !..' -' : t i- ' v.
'I h.-re is;, i.ot li;-r ,-f t he : i: l t. i: r.
that a li l.e :.ii Ti i n 1 lie st ret-1 s . .f . k '..
r :iriy ! her .!.i.:iii :-.-city. '1 hi :if. i
Nan in. Id:, fruit.. Ilowers and ve:-e-tal.h-s
ti'oni fob re.l ri.-i-ll-tver doifi!.
and d.s s his xt.tr!; so deliiy that it i
i-.alK tiilVt; nil to 1 i -t i n : si i -I i the artiii
cial Ti . uti 1 he rea I t rui t .
'1 his unixer-.il loxe .iittl r.".;'.ird for
children is a I -o displayed al ev.-ry
temple lest i va I . xx here lilt t u l i 'it:
Imm.I hs. .ray X'. it h toy.-, li:!:: and ! me -.
lorm alx ays a p.u:iiu;-i:t :'.-at lire.
LONGEVITY Or MAN.
tt'eople Who Have A 1 1 line. 1 In l:iin:irk
al.:- OM A-.e.
It was I Vol. 1 1 u IVhii'd:-opinion th-i
the limit of m. ilde liumaii life li;::
l.e set al two htiiit'red year: :!ii ...
the f.'ener:! I principle. s:i- the Si
l.oiii:. Ih-plil.l ie. thai '.lie lii'e of neari
till livine-re:il ares is .it !:t linn-, tin
far '-. itiotil h: i r xxiil.s of ii-. per.
I.r .'rowth. Th::l xx hich ) u l.-My e..ie
to mat m il v 'piiehly p. ri -ii. a : .1 l :
earlier eoiiiplete !. v ' sti- : 1 1 i
reached the ...H.tu-r IxmI'iIv decay ce
sues. More xt ot! it-n reach of ! I I-
men. I. tit i:..ire im-:i altahi rem .rl.u1.!
Ion .. i t v I In 1 1 xv i iiic'.i.
Horned an'eoals are sli.oler !i
t !ia n t hose it !iou t horn -. lierc 1 : ;'. .
than timid, ati.l amphihioiis en aler.
loiuTcr than I hose xxhicli inlia;'ii ii
air. The pihe will .iitiiiue i
one It tintlred a lid ti 1 1 or oil - I.iiit. :
anil sex en t x -li ve xear--. and t lie !.!
Iltoll till-').- is 1 lor al lea 1 :i e. ..
tury. I'assin'v up the scale of t '. r
tiuiiiaii.l s!.ii!)iii S the i. 1 1 ri.; rcii
t.
v.
lind many recorded instance- of t
I r;ii r. lina ry ! .ii;'evi ly.
The ancient I i:;y pt ia n , lixei thr-.
t in ics a - IoiiiT as l lie mo. I. rn 1. i us ea i
ers. I:i -lances of sin pri -1 i an
a ti I hent ic 1. .e 'e-. ily atnoii T i .1 i
ire. I. - and l.' .inan -are n .1 al ..li r : .
i'lii.y notes the fact that in the re',
of Fm;cror Ve -pa- iai (7:: A. i'
there were 1 : 1 lieit I ivi'i-- i ! ;. 1' t.ti i
.iri a on the lover ! w it.. . i
year-, old and upward. 'I Iir-. o." lit. .
xx ere 1 '.a and Keren other, o.er
I ie-ros xx i fe lived to In In i ii
K.-maii actress l.nceja j.'.i' el in p e
lio after she lia.l tvlei t cd her , .(!.
hundred ai d tvx elflli hirl !t.!.:y.
A NOTED MISSION IN LCN DON
Founded l.y I'ri il 'rii-li liarri:i'-loi. VI a
I. i.l Not I- en r r .1.
The ol Iter Sunday ni;j!it at t ' . l in'i
ri ii''t n mission, w liieh i. In i.l i ;
loiitT. narrow r....iii. doii'. h- ;';:ll. i
ail atoti ii. I . t he eioi'-hi i it i i'foa i i Ii t
xva - more lil.c l-'.mrt It of .1 itl , w i I !. c ..
tTloinerate tire. ra. 'o rs. h.in h !., ;
and cannonadiicT than o;;e w..uM e ,-.
ceive a- possihh i-siiiiur from a in. r I
human as.,eu.!!y. says a l.oe.l ii c -n .
sMiiili nt of the Hartford oi:r.-"i
.1 u -t a word about this t'ha: i ;.;.-!.
mission, xxhicli is a feature oi t' . .
einl. Fred, rich ha rri ie '. on I . l,
to a xvealthy la mi ly of 1 .re v, . r . Al. .
sexi-ntecn years :iTo h' l:.-;.i;i to .1
;i sort of street missionary xx.-r'. i
Fast London, near his father's It.".
cry. Ilis father threat tied t.. !i i
herit him. but tinally left I n
share. thoii'Th not a full s!-.;oe. i a ,
1 11 .'mess. tltiee. on l'jiir ta i ( I
I he : t feet X it h Ui-::rii!f t!ie lle ii1
l.oii xx hat to m's it cost oii to xx--.
that ri bin in .'" In- xais .tide t . r. ; I
"A hundred thousand dollar.-.." li
sol, I out hi - intcre t in t lie brcw ei v '
his brothers and built in Mil, t. i,
road tin .'rent assemhlv hail xvhi.-'-had
been projected but nc ver 1 ril -i !
lCe.l h-l':dconer. Fxery Sun.lav ui '.
t lll'ee t lloiis.'llld or more people r;. I .'i. l
at t he evan'elist ie service of tin niis
sion. and its fellowship soei. 1 y. ''
the constant re I i'riou.s e. I nea t iona I ant
enterta iiiment xxork" cenieriu;r t the
jrr. at asseml.l v hall. ma!os it a pover
for tToo.1 in a district xxhicli contain . a
munlier of poxvers for evil.
THE TERM " YANKEE."
Vitrloim Theoriea lib !i l:iv lle-n Ail.
Vllll.-nl lis to lis Origin.
The theories which have been :nl
vaneed as to the (trij.'in n the num.
Vanheesare numerous. Aceordin;' to
Thicrny. it was a corrupt ion of .la Kin.
a diminutive of .lohn. xxhicli xvas a
nickname p-ixen hy the Dutch colo
nists of New York to t h.-i r iici.rhl.ors
in the Connecticut, settlement;.
In a history of tl.e American xvar
written l.y lr. William Cordon and
published in ITS'.l xvas anot her t heory.
Ir. lionloii said that it xvas a caul
word in ('ambi-id"-,. Mass.. as early as
171:1. used to denote especial excellence
as si Yankee pood horse. Yankee
"hkI fider. etc. lie supju.scil tliat.it
was originally a liyxvord in t he colh-ee.
an.l heino- taken hy the students into
parts of the eon n try jrradtf lly oht a i i;.d
jTeneral eiirrency in X-xv i .n'h: in I. a i-.l
at length came to 1m- taken up in other
parts of the country and applied io
-Nexv Fno-I.uidcrs as a term of slight re
proach. Anbury, an English writer, says that
it is derived front a Cherokee xx ord
esmkee xxhicli si;rnilies coxvard and
slave. This epithet xvas bestowed up-m
the inhabitants of Nexv lhi-land ly
the iririnians for not assisting them
in a xvar with tht t hcrokecs The
most probable theory, however, is that
advanced hy Mr. Heckew elder- that
the Indian, in endea vorinir to
pro-
Ilottnee the word Fund isl .. X...,i..:
matle it Ycti'Tces or Yankees and thi
originated the term.
A Cbilirsr A iim t lift l.
A curious aniestlietie u.l in Cliira
lias recently )et n niaile kimxvn. It is
ol.taiiieil l.y j.lacin;" :i t ror in u jar of
Hour ami irritutinir it l.y ir.i.!iiiii;f.
I'mler tliese circniii--tai.ces it exmle, a
lii-tiiil xxlilcli forms a paste xxitli the
Hour. This a.-U. when tlissolvetl in
water, has well inarkc.l aiiiestlietie
J liri rties. A fter the linirer lias U-en
mime rsetl in tin- 1 iti ii ill f tt r fitt i
uUs it en K-,-nt to the bone without !
ani- lUAiii Im-Iho- f..l
'HE THAT WORKS EASILY. WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
APOLIO
LADIES!
Are yn M kliss 'ikaujIi to vt'rt:rv If . n-n
two ieiits in st;tmr? to ih' M'H k J 'I'tJishtn 1 ,
?m anl '-' Wji'-lnnt. n S.r t. V-w -is. !.'
iti of l!i-(r In-antif .ii Must r .t-!
llMk. it is a L - 1. iiniijti. ar( tt.it-rt sT
iiur wttrk tt i vt-n h-t.-a.i ut r lit 111 -i it .
t r rec-.i.t of t !i t :.is ti al..i th y 'II
iut) Mrttii!'l is f i : J h I tf tij. tr Ij:uhi:s tioux
hol lKamc Verba
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ts imiM I'l'i'hur ho !),;, to'-rttit r w it!i U u iiuNiit
I rtinmio t :ml-.
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I oftirr It'll, r itrii'. t r fM..ii' or lli.i ! Itirr.
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ry czj to t-iko. Oiio or two !a i.iakoa tiotMS.
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rn -Ittit U ir rerit!ia- tina ji!'Ortoa!l who
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Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable
Compound
Is a Harmless, Positive Cur
for the worst form of Fcnialc Complaints all
Ovarian t-oublrs, Ii.t!nmnat:on and lcrra
tion. Falling ar.J li;;i!-criiients, also Spinal
Weakness and I.eiicorrhira.
it will dissolve and ext.el tumors from the
uterus in anearlyst.ip.ee tlevelopment, and
cherks the tentiencv t.t cancerous huinors.
It removes f ainlncf s, ti.itulency, weakness
of the stomach, cures I'-loatin. Ileailache,
Nervous l'rotrati.-n, (General I Khilitx-, Sleen-Irssnr-.s.
lVttre"-ion and Inji".esi..n, also
that f'cli:i -f I'ciring down, causing pin,
eii;ht. an;l backache.
It acts in harmony t ith the laws that ovem
the female svstem untler all c ircKustances.
For Kidney Comr-'ainis of cither sex this
Ai timprawi t- ur.surp.iM. x-orrespoiiaence
I iireiv ansxt ered. Address in confidence,
; Lk'DIA K.PINK1IAM MF.D.COLt.-, Jij
nflHRFn"
W t fc
dl in: l-r iiutux '.awn
u aji u, i -.a M.irr11
never wants te learn, but the
reads that
QLiD Honesty
CHEWING TOBACCO
is the best that is made, and
at ONCE tries it. and eaves
money and secures more
cat isf action than ever before.
A. V OID imitations. Insist on
having the genuine. If your
duller hasift it ask him to
get it for you.
JKO. FIKZSR & BEOS., LonL'rflJcKy
HALLShaFr
The CTfat popuhirity of this prcpunition.
after its test of many years, should be an
HHsuriince, even to tlio nit skepticul, that
It in rcallv meritorious. Tho-e who liaxe
tis.tl IIai.i.'h II xik Kknkwkk kiio xv that
it docs all that is claimed.
It causes nexv frruxxth of Iiair oji bald
heads provid.il the liair follicles are not
dead, which is seldom the ea; restorci
OHtural ttilor l. pray or faded hair; pre
fierxcs lli; scalji healthful and clear of
dmidruir; pr.-x cuts the hair falling off or
elianiii color; keeis it soft, pliant, lus
trous, and causes it to prow Ion-; and
thick.
IIai.i.'s Hair llrvrwrn protluees 1t
cfi.i'ts by the li.-ali hf ul inilti. me of iL
vegetable inTediiits, which invLiorate
ami rciiixenittr. It Is n.t a "dye. ami im
a delightful article for toilet use. Con.
taitiin no alcohol, it tlies not eva
orate tpiickly and tlry up the natural oil.
l.-Hin- the'hair harsh aud brittle, an do
other preparations.
Buckingham's Vyo
FOB THE
WHISKERS
Colors them brown or black, as desired,
anil i the best dye, because it Is harmless:
Crodu.-es a eniianent iiatural color; and,
einsr a single preparation, it more eon
enicut of apj.llcation than any other.
rmniiiD ar
K. P. H AM. & CO, Nashua, N. H.
Bold by all Dealer In Medici raa. ,
WE TELL YOU
notliiii ut-w ?(!' lli:it it .r to H(.':ipr
in a p. riii;tiM-iit, in -t lit-ulthv an-i pN-H-uut mi-i
in---, that rt-turus a j-rolii fi.r-it-ry iaN wrk.
nli i- th- Itii-in" n- tttii r th HorkitiL 4-la.
' inrli thi'in li.tvi" t in:(k tmuu-v r:iiil . ttmi
'n:iranT-- -rv hih- ulm folh our iul riifl iim
l.tiililuilv The iti.-tUi nir l KtlMMNI m moiillt.
I.vi ry out- who (nki-s ltlt tiiw :mi wurk uilJ
uri lv aul H' Ulv iirra- Iht-ir ariiiii ; tlm-r
4-:ii he no .jin-.i.i..ii a.Htut ii ; tli r now at work
an- ti;ii- ii.ainl n. ralt r. aii ltt ih- :iiii.
1 i thr lM"t .i in;r tm-iii, -. that vtu iia.
- t h.il tin- -liaiM- to -im-iiii', on mill niaLtr- a
I'nm- ini-tak' it fait to piv1 it a trial at our',
li M)U ;r:i-. tin .-it uat ion, :iinl art juiklv, u
nil! ii ii 41 1 y tiinl onr-lf in a inot ro-jM-roti
ttii-ni-s., at whis h you ran stiri-lv makr atil savt
j.irt -iini-s it iiiotit-y. I h r-ull of only a ft-'
ii.Mir-. uorL will ottt-n 'ii:il a wit-L't wat-.
lo t In-r on art- ol ir oumr , man ir woman, it
in:ik u tiiittT iu-, io a? wt" t-ll vim, anl hiic
t u ill iiis t-i oii at tin- i n tart. Nrtthrr
ii-ri'ti r i-aif at ii-"s:iry. I Ih' w ho mork
i'r u r' rt-w anl (I. h imi krit- t ilav tor
lull arin ul.irs, lr-e I-;. i l l A 4 1',
iU. No. 4'Oa AucufttA. Me.
.Notliinir On Earlh Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
It l l..lt.lr pun. Hie Mr nnmimM. la
quantity it -.-!-. 1. 101 ilian a U iith of a tv-nt a d.
?."". JJ '"- e,,.,vl.t, nnd rUr,-aal .Unrn.
t,.it f,.r y.nu- rhii-kt. U,n M...rr tlmn ir4d
li-tl h. 1.4 Moult. inii larvi ran mvmI inr aiM
:"- f-.rax lo pr-t "t r..u.. m a .-uat. Tr!
IT v.. a caitt ri-t It M-nl n .V. r.-nl. tor t wo a'k
l. ASH r-! r.. rnn t -1. ..rt tM,t - rana at.
t-.n.pid. -THK ItTI M I.TKx'l AClClt.-'aW
.k. r,.,.v (w. i.ultrv U:,Imiv l.ald fr. with tt
or V-o tar lutMu. i. K Ji a.NSO Lu. VkaCoa Maa
Cures thnnsand.-i annually of Liver Com
plaints, lliliousnesa. Jaundice, Drspep
sia. Constipation. Malari. More Ills
resnltfroman UnhealthyUrertLananr
ot her cause. Why PttfTr -rhen you can
cured f Dr. Sanford's Liver Inriiror
atnr U a celebratetl farnilr me.l',cine
oi u nut it;iT vti ii.1. tmv ioc.
"Jo wM ttto mnm-1,.11. Fr.ni-1
MErf
i-iii.-.iv I SLTM05 Im. a u.l 1
P-t!!! .' llsrhlM. 111.! J a.vu.. ....
L I- I Of 111..., A l .l.l.
I VirV-l
ki. 'Krau.,Tkaa, X arlct-k
Lie 11 ana per tf talis fird.
. nun MUHL CO..
mm
J,'' HtiiTHTiif ttvra must ar tw or.rw.
am
DULL AND CONTENTED.
iraphlr Skrtch of tl- I't-ople In a V.'rll
t.ovtrunl I rrni h-I aaailUa illawe.
In thv qviiet villajre. where the frotal
eitres wt.nl id laxv. tbert it, lil;tly tu Im?
little l.raxxlintr aud less tlrinkinfr. for
the l-'rench-t'auatlianti are neither
quiit-rclst'ine. nor iDtemiterate. '1 here
may ho a tavern, or jierhaps txx tav
erns, where not only truest are re
ceived. Lut where litputir is sold, hut
the cure sees to it that they are closed
very oarly in the eveuiutf. Iour l-fre
:.ii.iiii:rht the streets of tho place are
lest ru-tl. an.l a laU wanderer need
Iiiiv. i.ofearof tlruukoii hoodlums. A
..-ell -governed French-L'aiiadian vil
a:'., xvht re the cure is thoroitohly re
. jceted Ihh-uum; of his wisdom and
piety, aii.rds a tlecidetl contrast to
inai.v rural eoirimunitie.s in Knli-.h
ana. la and on our own side of the lmr-
tltT.
'I he people are ntt enterprisin"-. At
U-a -t thi seems to be true of all hut a
fo'.v except ious. They are content to
t:t?:e what conies in their way, with
i ho ha'py faith' that the inorroxv will
I. r.ii.r x.iih it its daily l.rea.l. They
are aver.- to breaking ww lands,
a nil. as the families are larov, the
dix i .ii.nof the farms generation after
('.!. r iti.m finally results in such s mall
..r:i..iis that some t.f the children
must seek employment elsexx here if all
ar, to live. Very few of theiu are
., illiier to fro to the new lands of Man
itoba and the northwest, but they liud
c; I: c.iial occupation in the cities.
II. .-y are admirable mechanics and
ate in.' t loyal and devoted servants,
: ays Henry Loom is Nelson, in llarjier's
.via"ra "ine.
The Scotchman or Enfrlishman who
i., at the head of a .Teat establishment
prefers the l'rench-'anadians to his
xvn countrymen as suliordinates. He
xx ill t.-ll you that the Frenchmen w ill
remain with him all their lives; that
no such thought as seekinr nexv em
i)l.yiiie:.t or leaving the old for the
purpose tf enaj;iu;f in ventures for
himself w ill ever enter a Y reiich-'ana-diaii
s head. He will stay by his old
employer all his life, and his sou will
lieoc-.l to his own or a lietter place in
i he service oi the house. On the other
hand, the Liijrlishinan or Scotchman
xxill take the hrst opportunity to jro
into business for himself, and will use
his employment as a bteppintr-ttone to
something' better.
AN IMPORTANT EVENT.
A I'r I u--' t'outitfp ('.muieuora44tl jr a
M ornament.
Americans are not the only people
who show an undue reverence for a
lordly title. The author of "Around
ami AlK.ut South America" tells of his
vi.sit to Stanley, Falkland i-lands. the
M.utlitruuioht town on the .rlobe,
i liciv an incident convinced him that
a name t ometiines equals an event.
The decidedly Knrlish expression of
the toxvn is (rrt-atly heihtelied upon
!'. linT on shore, where 1 land upon a
small jetty, at whose extremity stands
a pyramidal brick and stone monu
ment, liearintf on a tablet the rather in-c.pr.-:.si-e
communicatiou: "Alfred,
lih l'tV.ruarv. lsT4 '
lviioxx u.;r that many nations had at
diflVrcnt times claimed ossessiou of
these i: lands, and that several con
flicts had resulted, it was hut natural
to suppose that this proud pile dis
tinguished the sjMt where mine Lritish
'. iwal ills t 'oeles had, single-handed, re
pelled the landiiir eutu-rs of several
French or Spanish men-of-war, and
that his appreciative countrymen had
tlui , made the fact knoxvn to such of
t ho jjreat xvorld as miht by accident
strax- thither.
The very lirst citizen I met I laefrtred
to tell me more of this bravo, this
thtuo-hty Alfred. axlorizinjf. of course,
for a memory defective iu matters of
historical tietail. And my blood al-i.io.-
t t oii;realotl xx it bin my veins and
i.iC heart sttMMl still with awe as I
learned that here, here on this very
: pot. a "Teal live" Knjlish prince had
once s t his fiMt, on coining ashore to
pay a visit to the rovernor.
My informer sto.Nl M.k-mn and seri
ous. but there is no use in denying that
I xvas profligate enough to lauh.
;oot Hob White.
The male quail, or "IJol Vhite," de
serves honorable mention amou? JTalli
naeeous birds liecause he is particular
ly (rood to his wife. He aixxays helps
her to hatch her ej-'frs, ami if anything
.et-jis her away will take the whole
lutyon himself. This is particularly
tttestod by a writer quoted by ('apt.
r.eiiilire in his "Life llistoriesof North
V in. rii an Kirds." He says: "In.lune.
m"., while 1 xvas on a visit to lr. .1. M.
i 'ieket 1. t.f Cedarville. Ala., he iiiloriiu-.l
me of havin;r seen a male Itoh White
'iieiibatin. He had visited the nest
tt various times on dih'crcut days, ami
aixxays found the male bird on tho
tie: t. Wishing to Ik an eye-witness ol
a intcrestino- a si'ht. 1 naie several
miles with the doctor to the nest
lh-. re wo found Hob White faithfully
. a rin in,.' his treasures, but not into life;
ihe t'frj.-'s xxt-re never hatched. lr
1 'ieket l fretjuently xvent to tho nest
until loiiif after the K-riol of iucuba
t ion had elapsed, and liiidiii'f that the
"S wouhl not hatch, he destroyed
them, to prevent the useless oeeupa
liou of the nc;-t l.y tho male. The fe
male ha.l probably liecn dead some
hours 1-cfore the male found the nest
st rte.l: hence the efjfs cooled and
would not hatch."
ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.
An unhappy father in 1 lahlonejf a,
I'a., adx-ertises for a wife for his sou.
lie says: "My son is idle and lazy,
and the only hope for his welfare is
matrimony. A good wife would be
apt to make him hustle, or kill him."
0:k of the most curious papers iu
Lurtipe probably in the world is
published in Vienna. Its proprietor is
Kmperor Francis Joseph, of Austria,
who publishes it for his own sole
benefit and not for that of the public.
An advertisement in a San Fran
cisco paper, for "the first w hite child
' born in California," brought 11,713 let
ters, each written by a person who
claimed that distinction. There are
yet a few thousand more "first white
children" to Ih heard from.
A I'Kt'll.iAK example of newspaper
enterprise under dillieuHics is offered
hy the Rhoddesia t'hrouicle and Adver
tiser, a Mashonaland (South Africa)
paper, w hich is a foolscap sheet of
sixteen pafres, not printed tin type,
hut written hy hand and duplicated by
an ofliee stylograph process.
Tin: most northern newspaper is the
Nordkap, published at Hanimerfest.
The editor and his staff work io a
small turf-roofed wooden house. News
comes by mail boat and the llamtner
festers are made aware of the world's
events trenerally eipht days late, and,
as the paper is a weekly, its news is
often a fortnight old.
Curious feint of rhUologr.
It has leen found in the case of
primitive river names in the Old World
that a syllable meaning water occurs
once at least, and in many instances
several times, in the same name. From
this philologists have been able to
trace successive conquests, as each
conquering tribe added his own name
for water or river to the syllables al
ready forming; the names of streams
within the conquered district. The
tuue thin,,' has happened in this coun
try, as the whites have tacked the
Word river J nianar 1 .l :
j iiaiiau uainei ai-
-- - uiutainiar ute word.
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18 the place to cet your
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Promptly and satisfactoi lly eieruteil. We
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coiupetion. We don't do any hut
firtt-clji8 wink and want a
Hying pur for it.
Willi Fast Presses and New Type
We. are prepared to turn nut Job Vttitio of
very d-aertptlnn in the RINKST
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Lowest Cash Prices.
Xothlt.e Out thtt tiest maleiial i used and
our work rp-aku for Itself. We are pre
pared to print on the rilutites. not ire
PoTEK8, PlIOtlHAaMKS.
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Vimtinu Cakiis. I'Hixk. Not ki,
1HAKT. IJF.t r.llTH. IiOSI WoltK,
Lkttek ani N'otk Hkahh, ami
Hop anu I'aktt Invitations Ktc
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Punter on alutrt notice ainl nt Hi
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Naphtha and Gasoline
Ttiai ran ta
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7 it Ui
f lieiioliurtc Kranrli
Tralnt leavea a followa: T.-'ttl, In 'JS a tn.. an.l
X36 p. ill and arrive at t'rri, .,,n at m ji. In Mi a
in. and 4 li u tn. Ii.f i'r-,.n ji :i.u a
in and 5 'Jt fi. in., and arrive at Kt.'iitluiaT ai
l.l.lt. a. m. and 14 III and i; IU ,. tn
I rfttaaa anil 4 lenrlirltl.
Ieave lrvonn at t 4.', a. ui. and 1 4n ,. m. nrrlv
iu iCiM'tUKIUMi m. ainl 4 I', m. ljavt
;reon V 4ti a. in. and S IH p. iu.. arrlilni; at lr
una al II uu a ui. and .:ih ,. ui.
Nuudav traint leai-f I 're.itii every Sunday at
V 31 a m and 6 lit . in., arritiua at Irvoua at
II lu a. tn and ti oo i. ui.
r'or rattB m . etc . eall on aaent or ad.lrea
I'Hta. K. Watt. I. A. W. Ii.. llu Kntli Ave..
Pittal.ura. Pa.
S. M. I'KtVt 1ST. J. K. Wlitili.
teneral Manatcer. t iencral Manaer.
Scientific American
Agency for
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESICN PATENTS.
COPYRICHTS. etcJ
or Information and froa IlandlKiok writ to
MI NN A to a t HllOAOHAT. Ni.W V.. Hit.
OldeM bureau for ata-urlim atiita In AitiiTira.
Kvery aoiit lakn mil l.y ua la l,r,.ui;l,i ltire
liia IM-4J1U Lf a notice ttivtsa free of duuf-e lu tlia
Jtftnfiftc tncricau
l4U-rest rlrmlatton of any Mintifl patter In tha
world. r.l.ltuliaijr llluaU-al,t. No n iff l I iirUC
tuan ahould be wllliout. It, Weektv. at;.io A
yeart (IJalalx nioutlia. Al.lrtf,a Alt N A t o,
J-LKlisiiaaa, JOi liroatla, New Vurkt'ity.
Steel Picket Fence.
CHEAPER - THAN t WOOD
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lc.. a Kalllaa.. Bra... Ir, tin. WlKK
wiaiMiw c. n..i ait aiaiia nt ti Ha woik! aati
TAYLOR . nrAu
zj m zob arkatsu
Pittbureh. Pa.
l-'uiea Itrialit'a lliaeaae. lrLrt. iintui, roer
vouaneoa. Heart, t'rlnarr or I-lver tiKeae
Know a by a tired, languid lffx.li. u: Inarlo.n ol
Uie aldaeya weaaena and polauna tl.e blood, and
nt. leaf rauae removed you ran not Imve tieaiib.
4'ured ma ower ne yean wo ot Hrttht limeaae
and ln..y Mm I. 1.. i:. Mili aa. He tit lelieui
fa. I.nuu other oilier rluiilar leaiiwuiiialii. 'ry
It. Cure KBaranteed.
ta aia Klaaey at re 'a .
7'J I enani-i. atreet. Millad.-I'.lila. I'a.
Sold y all reliable urtiK.ikU. 4t w.i
BUGGIES at Price
tlHTH at UAKHLnN aaaaaaaaaaaa
aan Huiciry 4 17 wx-uitiif
. Ilurt.ui . at I'KK'IA ana
t faai 1,, Murrr) ii i ,,ut 11 Ai l.
ffUaaii Haun. $ f, ,niaOI, ,ra
(14 Itoail t art i.i ilu i,r la.'
ftuinry llarMa t.tt'tnanilaivr
tta lluva-y " M 71 Ml, 1 1,-luali .
I a 1 uu " Sr. b iirollt.
M.MVaa Haddle. al 4t. i at V rne
I'. . HI 4.4. V A- 4'ltT4-W.
f U LI LawrviM ea , Cuu'muau, o.
auK4Jui
JOBS F. KTBaTTOS A ,
4SA4S ft alkerHt. M: TURK.
baaartanaaiWaalaaaUItoainata .l kiu4..f
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
ViaUaa. Guitar, an,o(, Accordront. rlarmonl
cat, Ac, a kladi of Stringt, rtc. etc
rANTKIl A S A I.KS MAN. INKIIHITI:!,
VT l.ttabiDK and l.rivht Io rr.rrat-til tltr Kont
11 14 Narfprlea l 4!anada. Dm larri In ttir lu
tnlnlon. 4 er Too arrea ol rb iie alia-k . I'.MO.Ion
eranaoent and lurruilre. tiur liar.lv 4'aiiadlau
arrow u attn-k aell it readily wbere .r.'rly Intro
dueed. Send lur terrria n'.w atd avnre rliue of
tatniiory. MONKk IVKI.I.IMiniN,
aaaata. Iwroittu. t'niiadt.
i ay . tifTn ii ! alarT ts
i WinltU t-ap, iawu mt im
aaawA waava Itaai 4aa. JL .
THE TATTOO FAD.
Boston Women Who Have p
tures on Their Persons
A Frofewaor In the Art Makea Somr o,
Kevelatloua t unrvruliiK Kouie l th,"'
l'tole W ho Have I'utrou
Ized Illni.
"Can you toll me," asko.l the j,r.-t.-
littlt l.runett., with tlit v ! ,t j,, j,, '"
re.l t-liffks, of the lir lx.lif. ina,,
vtm trll me where Mr. -r I , '"
. ni.:i ri
t'at. McKay k stutlio is-.'" ;. r ,
in her eheek. went nn incli ii;..l,,.r J
assaile.l the fanltlt-ss tempi,.
"Never hear.l of him. V. , ;v ,
any In W.'" The hitf .1 i.-t-n,;, 1( .ul j" '
heu-1 for further iiiformut ion ' ' '
pretty l.runette looUeil very inn,
f useil.
Well, my hrt.ther SJtiil In- ;, , r; rl ,
aloii1.' here on Treim.nt row. y,,,,
1 hear.l him tell Will A.luiii-, u , lt j J
ly tattiHiiii' he tliil. a:nl win,,,,,, ,,
si'ii tif iain. too. He sa'nl l.,t- ,,f , ,
went there jllt to see his , ,i v, ,.
I'm erazy ahuut tatt.Miin.. ,,,, , ,. iV
Oh. not at all; nh. my. n,.. i,.,t , ,
myself! I just like tn set it. ,,u I;,,,,, '
1 think it is lovely. So I ih,.
WVOIlhl jtlst It M lit at Milne I, f 1li,.,l,
Four tiiM.rs tlow ti'. ili. 11, :ui!. , ,,,
anil the lirmietti ti.1,1 utT f.,llr ,t ,
ami bust la -t into t lie last mo- v, ,.
a turn of her hea.l.
ilnly I'apt. M.-Kay ainl 1!,,- ,.,..
l.ruiutte know what li:i m i.. ,i v, ;.i
i urinjr t he li.t half ln.ur. 'I i .
janitor says he h. aril a vi i ii; ;, , .
little Miieal several times tin-.. , , .. .
keh.ile. That via., all In- I.!.. . ..f,
matter. Hut when tin- hi in .. '. , .
an expression of jroilt uh u ,. , ,
teliariet. hurrii .1 out inl,, I
t'ait. M.-h'ay tolil an II ver :
man the little tale on tin- i, i, ..,,, ,
in;' 1 hat names shouhl not l.e u ., ,
it has not ijuite jrot to he ; f.! .
Itut it will he soon. I )ia,. j,,., ,
trills with the thiintiest of an,,. :,, ,
lejrs eome in here every .l:ti f.,r i,.
.M-rate Umiii. Yes. tno-1 of t li.-m
orate their arms. Tl e tl,!
la.ly. for instance. She is a - lu.:, ,.
t he i'otiservatory of M usi.-. t,.i.,, , .
somewhere in In. liana. I thii -wasera.y
to have an An,, s i. ,n (... ,
iiixm her lef. 1 kiinH 'lirit.i' i n' .
ha.l seareely the e..ura;re. I j , i
little ,.!'.! I up. n ht-rarm. av. :r ,i'. :
here on the siile of the iuti-,-1. N ,
ili.'.n't hurt her in the sli-lit . t s, ,.
llttereil just a little sijueal ui,.r,--.'
surpri se t hat t ho nee, lie ilil ii . .....
nn ire t han it il i.l t ha ii a u I Ii i n;' N . .
t he iee is l.rokeii she will l.e I.;,, 1; ;,
Wei l,, ato 1 perhaps then In r ,
will lie Let ter. Shewillhavetli.it
pi 1 1 on t hi' re or I in In : - t a 1,. ii. '
The olil system of jul.l.in.' ',!,
nee. He l.y ha ml has me ml ,.f t.,
( apt. M.-h'ay ins el.-et ri, it i i:, -. .
Work'. The in truiiieiit tiiu., .1
an lMi-.oii eleet rie ji-n witli a l i
eeeeli t rie si t as 1 o i ve the n.ill,- I .,,
play it reipiires. The pl:i, ..f !
lu i-.lh i :. ah, tit iiiii-I hirt - e. i in! of h
ineli. Onlinary fell l-att. t ie an- ,.
laelleil to It. I tie same p.niet. Ii. a
ft r. eannot he Useil in t a t . i j .
Mrsont. It is re vitiated hy '
ti.uiof the skill of the palr,,n I .-.
ei-lls life sutl'u ietit for a per.-, hi
t he t.of test sk in. Har.ier I. ii,i. ! (., .
pie take all the way 1osi . p,
full foree of t he hul tery. 'II.,- ..nt:;
i no- i , il. in w it h a single iu-e,ll.' I:,
sha.l iiif re.piires st-vi ii iiee. 1 1, v. I :
are pla.-t il in the mai-hiiie si.i,- I,. :.
I:ut two kiinh. of ink are use, I. I.: , ,
liulia ink ami hin.-se verin.i:
'1 lies,-are the only eolors that ai. U
use.l with jM-rieet safety 1,,',-a it -.- l
are not Jm ii .oin.us or injurious. :i
line ami w it eli h.i.i-l are use. I to i ,-: ,. .
the Sorellt-ss W hell the ilesirn i
phte.l.
'till, yes." sai.l the eaptain. '
t all forall sorts of esi-i-,s. 'I In :
theerueiliv: 1 have ierlia jts nn.i-.-for
it than any other. They u:ri:
put ill t he ijueerest plaees too. .
1 ha.l a man iu here one ila.
wanted me to put it on liis spina! :
limn so t h;;t t he en.w tied head 1
Savior uotild appear jut at hi ! .r
l.nttoli. 1 have lalto.M-d l.rae. I. t- .
thewristsof pre I ty firl-- am! ;'i;t
on their lt-).rs. A younir woman u in.
well known to the t ha! . r i
Kostoli has a :-.erK-nt fea. liii:' !;:.
li. -rankle to a point well a!..' ii.
knee, whieh 1 did for her. Tit. u t
took several days. It wa a l 'i ..'
jol.and reipiired ;.rreat eare l,.-n
tinished she 'ave me twent-iive
lars ami you never saw a iin.ro pi. a-,
irirl in jour life. The wife of a n.i:
known steamlM.at eaptain lia tii.- .i
sifrn t.f u ; ail..rs farewell mi ! In- li. - '
part of her arm. she eaine ami I
me her hii-haud had a sii.iila r . in
she had det-rinilieil to have,. I
It would lit-Vi-r do to t el 1 h i in i
thotl'.'ll. 1 hapjielied to l.ln.u !' a'
eaptain i'.ett" ted the d.-si.ra v !i '
Imii-i within a year after I tali ! '
I dare say if he ever ili-.eov.-r. 'I t '.
his wife hatl they had r.piailv a
ill that hoiisi-hold. I have lia.l . a
twenty-live Harvard stu.l.-..i " 1
within six months. They in.- :' !..n.
sueli tlesin lis as the A iiierie.t n
arms or somet liiu" pat riot ie u
that -K.K-k of A;res.-' I prie!..-.! ,!i,f ..."
si'iiupoii the left arm of an ..nl
tow n elery man wjthin a i. H
paid me two dollars for il an.l v. j
hio-hly pleased."
TOO PROFOUND.
. Iarutl lilM-i.urH. 'I liar it 1,
I hi I
for 4'oiiir-li-iiion.
Samuel I lex 1-r w as seeret a i". " ''
and afterw aid seeretary of ' I" ,v
u ry under I'resi.leiit .lohn i
When Mr. .lell'ersoli l.eeaine "
he asked Mr. Ilevter to re i n an
reeeiv int.' a relu-.al. rem-.'-!
This was t he first install. ! ' '"' lv
luoval of a eal.il nt oil iee r f. it . : ' '
reasons.
It was sa id of Mr. Ieter. a.-. '
to youth's Companion, that a r. u. i'
matle al.otit liilinun.l Hurl., n. . '
apjiliedwilh e.pial truth to him ,:
yon should meet him mi l.-r a --In 1 ,!1
a rainy day you would at on. r.
iiit him as a (.Teat man" N-' ' "
mind was rat her of the hrilhant '"
tilt profound order, and he. lid n
it ate to eon f ess its rare 1 iiait.i' n -
He w as onee in eoiiipany w it !. I '"''
Ames and Chief .III si iee Mar liaN 1 '"'
jrreat judfe U-an a wei'lil.i e..io '''
t ion. whieh turned into a un ' ' '"'
la.tinir nearly three hours. Wh. n' "'
two listeners had taken their I" '"""
ward way they eonld talk of n..;!.-".-l.ut
the iliental depth and leaim". ' 1
their host.
They praised his mil ural (rift- an-l 1
aetpi ired w isdoiii; esM-eially 1 1 ,,M'
ftilaree upon t he prof nudity of ' I"' '''
cotirseto whieh they ha.l juM l.-t. i" 1
r.ut." sai.l Mr. Ames. aft. r a -'"""'
'to tell the truth. Ilevter. 1 haw " ";
Uii.lers1o.Ml a word t.f his ui'i'11"" ll! ''''
half an hour:"
And
'ood lnmiore.ll re.l
an.-l
the other, have heeii out of m. -1' f '
for an hour and a half"
A I'utrnael.Mia 4 r.
At Columhus. In.l.. reeentl.v it' '-'M'
whieh wei-hed ei).'ht uu. "' j
p-iumls had Wen left iu u small "
t.f water hv the recent ot ertk't . ..
was tliseovere.1 hv h doe-, wl... -
harkii.K' at it. The tir.li .' J'""1" ;.
.. . i... .1... l.is fills and tins
eame disU-nded. plainly si..." "'-
intense antrer. Finally tl.e n.'i I
raiii-
at the fish. mid. .linur'r
sh. HI..I. i.tim-iiif
Lrou-ht the carp out "''
Mll.l.-I -
water
tin talauraa.