A WOMAN'S
NERVES.
Prostrated by
(From th !
Mrs, Helen Meyers, wh
Vernon avenus,
yale Cily,
Excitement-
By Her Case.
Keokuk, Towa.)
*er
ose homo is at 3515
at ono time afll oted wit!
which at times drove he
tion. *“T'hose terrible he
o! the past,” she saul
Gale City representative,
& BtOry in connection wit
1 a nervous malady
wr nearly to distrac-
adnches are a thing
the other day to a
“and there is quite
n it too,
some {iftecn yers ago, bre
through too much
yught on, I believe,
over family
books to
where
whenever my
got the
my health was
affairs ut
along just as [ expected,
become prostrated from
I would consider myssif
the o
for a week. obit
wis of attack
pleasant homeo
fy
ar
drive, because I could n
that joeality. I could A
city which I deemed
system
sai
nervous was
explosion. To
complexion underwent
80 vellow
y venture from
‘sald n
an unusually severe
“unless you leave the
place of quiet, you will
1 concluded I would
lives in Dallas C«
farm would surely be a
in iabl ndition
Gat 1 and
across an intere ree
of somo woman in
afflicted as 1 bas
been cured by Dr.
People. I thoug!
I began to tal
tions and I began
start. Afier I had
them I was ready to
nervousne
was as fres
girl in Towa,
oO n ¥
high spiri
no wonder I
1 LOT been
or in
of discretion
concerned, Why
lid not
I would invariably
my
»
home zo
the excitement and
fortunate indeed if
would not
rod te
on the Lake shore
remain
» give up our
the
nd no place in
table to one whose
he point of
misfortunws my
and I
that 1
the houss at
i change
was
uneie, who
and whose
good piace for one
1. picked np the
happened to come
ital of the recovery
rk State who was
This woman had
for Pale
if Pink Pills cared
lo the same for me,
wording to diree-
better from the
boxes of
ack to Chicago. My
nd my complexion
© sixteen-year-old
is what put the
er I am in such
averail {
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The Most
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Lar
many cases they
in the blo i
ire inhe
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and
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about my case,
Jeel like a new person.
4 was discouraged, as
I
You must know
1 have lost two
But 1 truly
Yours truly,
Mrs. MAR
Y C. AYRES,
REV. DR. TALMAGE
The Eminent Brooklyn Divine's Sun-
day Sermon.
fFubject: “Ceylon, the Isle of Palms.”
Text:
fah Ix. 0.
The Tarahish of my {ext by
tators is sup sil ba the
lon, upon which the eoventh
round the world series
was called by the Romans Tapobrane,
Milton called ft “Golden OC} , ’
erns have called Cevion “the is
“tho isle of flowers,"
brow of India." ‘the
island of spice,” ‘4th
verse,
In my eyes, for ses
mixture of Yose
All Christian
Ceylon,
tributing for
from Australia appros
hovered over it clouds t
superstitions which he
centuries, but the o t
nany commen
Innds us, Ceylon
Mod-
sof palms,”
*‘the pearl or
Isle of jewels,”
y he show plaees of the uni-
16 inand of hyaeinth and :
nery, : It apps
and Yellowstone
want to know mo
ve a long whi
$rRor
nite
nite
wople
for tl
ter the last elo {1
lay along the coast §
of God tow id i ia
We swit
poses and
oro C
i
this isiand,
professor |
waters and
home {«
f this tr
WOors.
long,
congreg
Doves onli
the bran
styled raven
think th
test
of heaven overpow
march of the troples,
the scone with its ¢
of brown and ems
lance ; melons, lime
apples, guavas, pineapples, jasmine so
with croma they have to hold |
wall, and begonias, giori on f
orchids so delicate Intds must keep
them under conservatory, but hers defiant
of all weather, and flowers more or loss akin
to azaleas and honeysuckies and floxes and
fuchsias and ehrysanthemums and rhodo-
dendrons and foxgloves and pansies which
dye the plains and mountains of C yn with
heaven,
The evening hour burns incense of all
styles of aromatics, The convolvalus, blige
as if the sky had fallen, and butterflies
spangling the air, and arms of trees sleeved
witn blossoms, and rocks upholstered of
moss, commingling sounds and sights and
rr
. Diagnostecns, «
tad
YER fire and
other
door to the most enchantment,
bet weon music and perfame and iridcseence,
Oleanders reeling in intoxication of wolor,
Great banyan trees that have been changing
their minds for centuries, each century car-
tying out a new plan of growth ’attracted
our attention and saw us pass in the year of
1804 as they saw pass the genorations of
1794 and 16 Colombo is so thoroughly
embowered In folinge that if you go into one
of its towers and look down upon the city
Oh, the trees of Ceylon! May you live to be.
bold the morning climbing down through
their branches or the evening tipping thelr
leaves with amber and gold! 1 jorgive the
Buddhist for the worship of trees until they
lon exiled saered,
sacred,
To me all trees are
lamps around its beanches and 100,000 peo.
i eneh your make prigrimage 10 that tree,
orship something mau must, and, until
he hear oi the only Dring wort ny of worship,
what so elevating as a tree! What glory en.
throned amid ite foliage! What a majestic
n voles when the tempasis pass throach ft!
| How it vi upon the cradle and the
jf grave of centuries! As the fruit of one tri
| unlawinlly eaten struck the
{und the uplifting of another tree brings
| peace to the soul, let the woodman spare the
tree and all nations honor ft, if, throu
er teaching, we do not, like the Ceylon.
ga orship it! How consolatory that when
t We no more walk under the
{earth we may the of life
beurs twelve manner of fruit and yields her
| fruit every month, and the leaves of the
| treo are for the healing of the nations
I'wo pro I saw in Ceylon within
one hour, the first led by nn Hindoo priest, n
huge pot of flowers on his head, hi face dis.
with hely lacerations and bis un-
washed followers heating as many rads
{ from what are musical in-
struments as at one time induced
enter the human ear, ited
at the door of
came out and
1 contrib
sprinki
came
looks do
|
1
{ hig
|
Rip pron
wakions
{8 a
rod
digo
sur posed to ha
can be
I'he processi
the huts, The occupants
urn therefor the
in the
evidently a form of
sy procession,
gain, More
genufleotion, Howe
ns, In ret
noise
of the icrous, be ecoul
nothing to exait
keen one's sense
nisin
Meaning-
1
ode on ft
anotoe
snAat i=, i t pin
What Mohammed
edan, and what
3 to tha
5 t ’ ¥
Christ is tothe Ch
laddhist We
root
Juddhist . on the altar
which bafora the image of Baddha are of-
forings of flowers, As night was co
wo came up toa Hindoo temple. First
were prohibited going farther than the out.
¢
we conid see all that was going on inside,
Fhe worshipers were making obwisance, The
tamtams were wildly beaten, and shrill pipes
i were blown, and several other instraments
fous style of worship I had ever seen or
heard,
{ the glooms, and the flitting Agures mingled
for eye and ear a horror which it is difficult
appear at tas temples,
| should be supposed 10 please the Lord or
{ have any power to console or help the wor.
| shipers is only another mystery inthis world
| of mysteries, But we came sway saddened
| with the spectacle, a sadness which did not
| leave us until we arrived at a place where a
| Christian missionary was preaching in the
| street to a group of natives,
I had that morning expressed a wish to
| witness such a scene, and here it was, Stand.
(Ing on an elevation, the good man was ad-
| dressing the crowd. All was attention and
| silones nnd reverence, A religion of relief
| ahd joy was being commended, andthe dusky
Mees were Hinmined with the sentiments of
pacifieation and re-enfotosment, It was the
ross of Bharon after walking among nettles,
It wins the morning light after n thick dare.
nens, It was the gospel after Hindoolem,
{ five migotes— Afghans, Kars, Portuguese,
| Moormen, Duteh, Euglish, Seotoh, Irish,
| Amerienn-—all classes, all dialects, all man.
most interesting thing on earth ia the ho.
man race, and specim { nil branches of
he isiand of the
ineonspleuous affair
wis, The dead
and more ime
nar oat On this
New Yorks and dead Pek.
linburghs and dend Lone
erand anon at the stroke of the
hammer the tomb some
nicipality flies open, and there are
other buried cities that will yet respond to
plekax.
and Herculaneum under.
small compared with the
ympelis and Herculapeums underneath
Yonder is ap exhumed oity which
8 founded 500 years before Christ, stand-
in and splendor for 1200 years,
Mi oront
Grnoes
ro larger
} tha livi
# dead
dead E
ry ‘' of
great mu
Pompeii
Italy are
wi
ing pomp
Carved plilars, some of
of them nslant,
erec Phidi and Christopher
never henrd of hers, performed the marvels
rehiftecture,
through which processions marched,
Arches ui whi dugs wers earried
with ty miles in eircumfer-
or Lxtomporl tid that did their
r and refreshing for twelve centuries,
than Melrose and
nronks and Luxors,
oh of grandeur, though
and time put his
on every bil than all,
ation put its anoh Mi] and
wren hes in all 8 : rl iL or
y
nlne w sy roll alrta 3 5 ra
them
them
side by side,
SOM some o!
B08
of senlpture
{ more ative
‘nilworth,
Ruins retaining mit
iharded
Cey
8a ho
or
A History of St, Valentine,
Valentine was an Italia:
wheren i sont to
1. To him Valen.
the light
ff
i
3
of 1p Tor,
Asterius to be §
tine spoke of Christ,
rid, and Asterius
light of the world He wi
light to my daughter, has
been blind for two years.” The
maiden was brought, and after Valen
tine prayed and laid hands on her she
received her sight. Then Asterins
usked that he and Lis honsehold might
Emperor,
to be 1m-
of the
He be
Te
10
said :
he sore
eansed all
with clubs,
inter on February 14, 270.
History, having little to tell con-
dwelling at length on the ceremonies
They trace the
origin of these to the Roman Laber-
celebrated in February, at
which one practice was to put the
name# of women in a box to be drawn
by the men, each being bound to
serve and honor the woman whose
name he had drawn.
ccc ——art
Novel Discovery of a Comet,
Eclipse photographs taken in Chile
in April, 1803, showed a comet like
structure in the corona, near the sun's
south pole, but nothing of the kind
could be made ont on photographs
taken in Brazil and Afriea. With the
idea that faint objects can easily be
found when it is known where to look
for them, however, copies from the
negatives hava been compared and it
is found that the photographs all
show the object. Its angular distance
from the moon's limb, as photo.
graphed from the different stations,
has finally been measured, and the
variations of this distance seem to
Highest of all in Leavening Power.—Lates
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