What Sporting Men Rely On.
———————
When Lewis R. Bedmond, the South
Carolina moonshiner, cornered, after
for eight years eluding the government
“officials, was asked to surrender, he ex-
claimed :
“Neyer to men who fire at my back!”
Before he was taken, five bullets had
gone clear through him, but strange to
relate, he got well, in the hands of a
rade backwoods’ nurse,
By the way, if Garfield had been in
the hands of a backwoods nurse, he
might have lived. A heap of volunteer
testimony against the infallibility of the
physicians has been accumulating of
their own doectoring more and more,
It is eheaper and quite as certain.
Before Detective Cuartin of Buffalo
caught Tom Ballard he *‘ covered” him
with his revolver,
and tumbled !
Joe Goss was ‘‘ covered” a fow weeks
ago and he tumbled, and so did Dan
Mace. Death “fetched em" with that
dreaded weapon—kidney disease, But
they should have been lively and drawn
first, They could easily have disarmed
the monster had they covered him with
that dead shot— Warner's safe cure,
which, drawa promptly, always takes
the prey. It is doubtless true that
sporting men dread this enemy more
than any mishap of their profession,
and presumably this explains why they
as a rule are so partial to that celebrat-
ed “dead shot.”
Redmond was right, No man should
surrender when attacked in the back.
He should ** draw,” face about and pro-
so common among all classes, will fetch
a man every time, unless “covered” by
that wonderfully successinl
shot,” — Sportsman's News,
pnt
HOUSEHOLD.
Wasamse tae Faor, —There are some
have made a specielty of skin diseases
say no part of the body needs soap so
much; that the face, being exposed to
dust, collects so mnch, it is not enough
to wash it in clear water, They say if
claim, it only shows that it is the more
after the bath has pot been properly
performed.
not be wet immediately, before or alter
going out. Its most thorough abiu-
tion should be performed at night, be
fore going to bed, and the following
method should be observed in the pro-
cess: Fill a basin with solf warm water,
lather a medium-sized sponge with good
soap, and wash the face ecarelnlly.
Then take fresh water, without soap,
and wash again with the hands, and
rub thoroughly with a Turkish or crash
towel until the face is dry and tingling,
This will do much toward improving
and preserving the complexion; and the
little vexatious black spots, calied *‘flesh
time, if it is persevered in,
BUTrERMILE AS A URIS. —In warm
and often gratify the desire by a free
indulgence in pickles, or vegetables
made acid with vinegar.
the demand for an artificial supply is
best substitute.
the gestrio juice of the stomseh in
and therefore one of the best Bummer
diet drinks that can be used is butier-
milk. It satisfies the cravings for acids
by giving to the stomach a natural sup-
ply, and at the same time furnish-
ing in its cheesy matter a good supply
of wholesome nutrition. A man will
endure fatigue ic hot weather better on
can use,
I= arriyvisc embroidery, it is often
found convenient to alter the size of a
pattern. The difficulty in enlarging or
reducing it is to maintain the same
scale of parts. The following is the
method: Rale the engraved pattern with
tances, both horizontal and perpendie-
nlar, until itis covered wilh squares,
square which will inclose the intended
sizs of work, and cover it with the same
number of squares, measuring off by
the compass the distance ut which the
lines are to be drawn, Now copy the
design, taking care that each part shall
come into the corresponding square of
the drawing.
A mma clock may be made very
°
iH
§iE
BR3RisE
draw throngh second stitches, and re-
peat until a squ cre is formed. T'o make
a shiped , crochet six times
across with
Do xor have beefsteak for dinner on
ironing or washing days—arrange to
have something roasted in the oven, or
else have cold meat. D> not have
fried or boiled fish, The smell sticks,
and the clothes will not Le sweet; be-
sides the boiler and frying pan take
longer to clean, Have for yegetables,
baked white and sweet potatoes, maca
roni, boiled rice, parsnips, sweet corn,
stewed tomatoes. and any eanned veg-
etables. For dessert, baked apples und
cream, bread
oasily prepared.
Ioep Tea.—For a dozan tumblers of
tumblers of water,
quarts of broken ice--not
Wash the ice until it 1s
ten, twelve
very fine,
Pour in the water and then sprinkle
mn the dry tea, Csver, and set in the
refirigerator or some other cool place
for four, or, better still, six hours,
The drink wiil be found strong and
exhilarating,
AX EXCHANGE says never puta parti-
cle of soap on silverware il you would
have it retain its lustre. Boap suds
will make 1t look like pewter, Wet a
flannel cloth in kerosene, dip 1it in dry
whiting, snd rub the plated ware, Let
newspapers,
Mouse holes in walls and closets
should be filled with lime, afterward
plastered over with plaster of Paris,
mixed with water, 1tis a good plan te
as it is useful in filling cracks, and, in
househoid economy.
Javerue water, often met with in
’ " .
or articles on oleaning and dye-
Boil for five add
pound of chloride lime,
keep corked in a jug or tight vessel.
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Gold masy be said tq be everlasting,
indestructible, The pure acids have
no effect upon it. Air and water are
alike prohibited from working its de-
struction ; while to baser metals they
are decay, to gold they are innocuous,
Bury it throogk long ages, and when
the rude tool of the excavator again
brings it to light, while everything
around it and originally associated wih
it, has returned to dust from which it
sprang ; while the delicate for:
it adorued has become a powder 80 im-
palpable as to be inappreeisble ; while
the strong bone of the mighty warrior
crumbles as you gaz
trusty sword lies a mass of shale rust,
the delicate tracery in gold whieh
wlorned it,
which encircled the lofty brow of the
fair damsel 18 there in its pristine bean
ty, perfect as when it left the work-
man's hands and became the joy of her
| fleeting moments, Yes, days, years,
centuries have rolled by, mighty em-
| pires have risen and fallen ; dynasties
that dreamed their power to be ever-
| lasting have passed away ; armies have
| marched, conquered and become nerve-
minutes, then
if
ing with population and commerce have
| become the dwelling place of the owl
and the bat; the very pyramids them-
selves, raised in the pride of power,
and destined to be forever, have orum
bled and are crumbling, and yet that
{ed through all these mighty changes.
| was 3,000 years ago.
| tive of Yorkshire.
| Jennings and he was born in 1824. He
| sixty-eight
| Ho was originally a strongly built man
{ was forty. Although he keeps an inn,
| and drinking reduces his bulk, he §
| extremely temperate and he eats oly
two meals a day. At the Theetre Bal
in Hobart they have to open both (oid-
ing doors to let him nto the sta’ ls, and
| by the fact of the doors being opened
the people know he is com’ the
theatre, It is said ho is ft! in-
slance of a very fal man w
served his health and ba"
Sewence assgris tha! oiperiments iu-
of oblaining sn
: WO
only
gether.
| dicate the possibility
| proximity to a ship,
face as & floating wreck may in this
way be detected during a fog in time to
prevent a collision. Experiments re-
cently made have demonstrated the
feasibility of producing well marked
echoes from sailing vessels and from
steam oats considerable distances away,
The rpparatus employed consisted of a
musket, to the muzgle/of which a speak
ing trumpet had been attached. This
gun was aimed at passing vessels, while
blank cartridges were fired. After a
longer or shorter time, according to the
fliataines of the vessol, an echo was re-
turned.
Mr. Ilward Burgess, the designer ot
the Puritan, is about 85 years of age.
and comes of an old Boston family, He
was one of the shipping firm of a
min Burgess & Sons until it dissolved,
Mr, Burgess is a graduate of Harvard
Umiversity of the class of 1871. Among
SHEE
ial
Es
Ly :
Stove pobah is made ftom plambago,
some of the riches mines of which are
in Guavimcas, Mexico. The plumbago
comes from the mines weighing 160
pounds each, Itis then crushed and
separted by the nse of huge pape, the
coarse quality being sent through the
crusher again and only the very fine
going into the bins to be mixed with
oils and made into stove polish, A fac
tory with a capacity of a ton of black-
ing per day has just been started in
San Francisco, the first and only one on
Pacifio coast.
“vo French fuvestigators have found
that the electrio resistance of most pare
metals decreases with a lowering tem
perature,
—————
in the Forest City.
Jleveland, Ohio,
statee publicly that he has given Red
colds,
ing effects,
brothers and sisters,
————
exciting snuffs, are being superseded
by Ely's Cream Balm, a cure for Ca
tarrh, Colds in the Head and Hay Fe-
ver, Itis a safe and pleasant remedy
It
Price 00 cents,
Ely
At druggists,
Bros.,, Owago,
a ——————
I» you hate your enemies, you will
contract such a vicious habit of mind, as
by degrees will break ont upon those
indifferent to youn,
Als Who have
your terrible mistake,
have only to let ram snd tobacco alone
and resort to the famous
Temperance Restorative, Vixecar Bir-
rens, in order to be cured, not only of
wir original allments, bat of those
which the polson you have been taking
has caused, Itw put you on
your feet again,
—l pias
To mexMove grease from carpets and
restore oolors,—-A handful of ernshed
soap bark (qmilays) to a pail of water,
Scrub the spots, and sponge the carpet
all over.
VICTIMS OF
covered
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OHOL
promptly
iit
ili S000
neliih—
Endorsements
are in thelr very nature more valaabie than
any others, and no other medicine can
Home
from ita native city that Huxt's [Kidney
and Laver] REMEDY can,
An Engineer's Story,
Said Daniel Moyer, of 1003 Aley St,
Reading, “Have been employed by the PP.
KR RB RR Co 12 yeara, Last winter 1
caught a severe cold, and my kidneys be
came seriously affected, Al times [ would
suffer such severs pains in my side and
back that I could hardly stand, I saw an
advertisement of Hunt's [Kidney and
Liver] ReMepy and procured a bottle, Re-
of came quickly.
I am now 0. K. and Huxt's [ Kidney
Liver] BEexrpy did it."
——
and
Kheumatisam and Dropsy
been considered as
relief and permanent care of both these
maladies.
A
. of man's heirs are sometimes his most
impatient creditors,
Imporiane
When you visit or eave New Yorx O0ty, save
baggage ex proseage and $3 oo lage Hire, and «lop
stine Grand Union Hotel,
60 siegant rooms, Gtied a
on dollars, 8 wl
European Plan, §
rupted with the best, II
coevaled ralirosd to ail de
wiley for jem money al *
Ban af anv other frd.clas
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Great
deeds are »- natural 6 great
men as mean things re to small ones,
ED. AI
upwards .
ator, Hegtauran
o oars, stages and
4 Vamlies can live
Grand Union Hota
Wel in ae gil.
dav,
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a of general debility, also, ia all
aplitions, whether the result of exhadgs.
tion, nervous provration, overwork of aceite dis.
ease, particularly if Jesuiihg from pulmonary
Caswell, Hagard & Co, proprietors,
Suid by droggisa,
New York
Violent antipathics are always suspi-
cious, and betray a seoret affinity,
St. Bern
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Too best cure for Liver snd Bilions
Complaints, Costivoness, Headaches,
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In
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No one believes that he ean mystify |
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i It was an aphorism of Frederick the
{ Great's that *' Facts are divine things.’
An undisputed fact is that Dr. Plerce's
{ “Golden Medical Discovery’ is the most |
i jowerfnl liver vitalizer extant, and by its
| characteristic and searching action will
cure dyspepsia, constipation, dropsy, kid. |
i : s 5
| adies which, popular opinion to the con- |
{ which it
made incomplete, All druggists,
a —— ID QO ————"
Stady and meditation should be mix-
ed up with physical toil,
“Oh! Bat I Salivaied @@im 1’
| was the actual exclamation of homes
{ physician, spoken of one of his patients 1
whom be had given calomel for the cure
liver,
an
billonsness aud a diseased
bad salivated him for cert
he never recovered. All
omsequences are avoided by the
Plerce's ** Pl nt Pargative
i purely veg bh red ily 3
1 ivate, but
invigorate
wrpmin, 1
By d ita,
And he
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ise of Dr.
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tli Memes
A geological commission has been
appointed Ly the Spanish Government
to investigate the Philippines, The
geography and topogravhy of the arch-
ipelago will be studied, as well as the
geology, and a map will be prepared to
complete and correct existing oues,
From statistics collécted in the abat
tuirs of Munich and Angsburg, Biranss
kas found that not more than one call
| in 100,000 1s consumptive, The danger
ol conveying consumption with vaccine
| obtauned from these animals is there-
fore slight.
Mr. Herbert Goss states that in 1870
only 108 fossil insects from the earbon-
iferons rocks of the whole world were
known to seicnee, During the last five
years, however, the additions to thst
number have been very large through
the discoveries made in Earope and
Amenca,
Before you wsk a man for a favor con-
sult the weather, The same person
| that is rs ugly as sin while a cold rain
is spitting sgsinst the window glass,
will no sooner feel the gladdening in-
fluence of a little quiet sunshine, than
| his heart will expand like a rose bud,
Recall st night not only your busi.
pess transactions, but what you have
!
i
| your remarks, it is wall. If you have
| not, then seek the earliest
| repetition of the wrong,
EM
| our benefactions to make them warm,
| living, growing influences npon human
ity, We need to broaden our sympa-
thies, to expand our powers of affection,
| congenial spirits, but all those who
need the warmth of our sympathies and
| the uplifting hand of true friendliness.
nm
Mix thoroughly four tablespoons of
[nod one pint
{ have boiled in,
‘to the silver with a cloth,
of water that potatoes
Rub the
| proce; then wash, This is a valuable
recipe, It is equally good for cleaning
ner as to the silver,
dows, just wet a cloth in the mixture,
after shaking well, and wipe the glass
over, Go over the window, before you
take the soft, clean cloth, which leaves
the glass clear as crystal. No washing
needed for windows, The cost is trifling.
This is also excellent for tin v are.
Refrain to-night and thet shall lend a
hand of easiness to the next abstinence,
the next more easy for use almost oan
change the stamp of nature and either
curb the devil or throw him out with
wondrous potency.
The worst cases cured by Dr. Sage’s Ca
tarrh Remedy.
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He cannot be dead who lives immor.
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Faoe and
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The following is stated to bes very
satisfactory steel tempering process :
COyavide of potassium 1s dissolved and
red heated in a metallic or earthern
crucible, the pieces of steel are im
mersed untii they are red, when they
are plunged into cold water, This does
not d:riroy the polished surface nor
distort nor bend a straight piece, and
it is very serviceable in dealing with
escapement sping.
|
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tube is 8 recent scientific instrument,
It is intended to
gist of a mixture of ple ‘er of Paris and
Catarrhinl Headache,
I think Ely’s Cream Balm is the best
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1 used to be troubled
U. P. R. R. Co,, Eaton,
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The world does not require so much
solid Chunks of Wisaom,
Tunez ouly spewer to all criticism, the
when Carboline restores the hair we
the best restorer.
mr A —————
We make ourselves more
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If affiicted with sore eyes use Dr Isase
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Learn to say no,
to enap it out dog fashion, but say
firmly aud respectfully.
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I cannot be exo
Prepared only by
solid by Droggists
alse
ny
Frightiul Case of a
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id remedies of Mercur
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2: Every Joint in tne was ¢
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i i lmpwoved from the
Boon the rheumatism left me, my
mane all right and the ¢
were the most frightfnl hil ever seen
somd, and by the Bret of October, 1884, | was
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Lem MeClendon has been in the employ of the
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