A YOUNG GIRL'S
NERVOUS, TROUBLES END
VITUS DANTE.
IN ST
»
Physicians Powerieds---The Story
the Child's Mother,
Sov
Told by
Reporter,
Amo he foot
Mor
the happy home of James Mel
1 4
the
¢
hills of
the town «
. DeAr
month daughter family
bappy girl of sixtoee with
Vitus’ dance,
n, Wis 8
I'he leading phys
consulted, but without avail.
and thin under the terrible
and was fast losing her mental po
fact the thought of placing her in at
was seriously naidered. Her case
so widely taked about that the report of her
cure was like modernizing a miraci old.
To a
mother said:
reporter who visited
“You, the report
and
A FAMOUS INSTITUTION
Insti.
irug wills
ng.
i Lae
LABOHATORIES
in
scientif '
medion oss inh 5 ry tf i. 1
charge of sae hiv.
Harvard
he eqguip-
yatoam with
¢ equipped,
in which every
DY Clo wor ss,
Batfalo
yay
» 9:ddes are
inlf- pumped,
more comfortable
Neafuness Cannot be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. ‘I here is only one
way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitn.
tional remedies. Deafne-s is caused by an in.
flamed condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tubs, When this tube gets in.
flamed you have a rambiing sound or imper.
fect hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness is the result, and unless the inflam.
mation ean be taken out and this tube re.
stored to its normal condition, hearing will be
jestroyed forever: nine cases out ten are
caused by eatarrh, which la nothing but an in.
famed condition of the mucous surfaces,
We i give One Hundred Dollars for
ase of Deafness (onased by oatarrh) that can.
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, Send for
circulars, free,
F. J. Caesey & Co, Toledo, 0
ER” Sold by Druggista, 5c.
figur..
Notice.
1 want every man and woman
Bt tes interested in the Opium
habits to have one of my
eases, Address B. M., Woolley, Atlanta, Ga,
Box 31. and one will be sent you free.
arsenle mn the rod of t
them look sleek,
Ave You Car-Sick When Traveling ¢
Car-slckness ls as trying to many people as
pen sickness, 1teomes from aderange ment of
the stomach, One of Ripans Tabules is sn in.
surance against it, and a box of them should
be in every traveler's outfit,
REV. DR TALMAGE
The Eminnt Brooklyn Divine's Sune
day Sermon.
Subject: “Tongues of Fire”
Text: “Have yo received the Holy Ghost.™
-Acts xix. 3.
The word ghost,
epirit,
lance,
frightful and in a frivolous or superstitious
WAY.
omnipotent and divine and everywhere pres.
ent and ninety-one times in the New Testa-
ment called the Holy Ghost,
has been degraded in common par-
the opening days of my ministry, when a
me in my village church. On the day of my
ordination and installation he sald,
you get into the corner of a Saturday
night without enough sermons for Sunday,
pend fe me, and I will eome and preach
for you The fact ought to be known
that the first three vears of a pastor's life
are ny ingly arduous, No other profes
gion makes the twentieth part of the demand
on & Young man. 1 lar preacher
preg one or t spat a politi-
Li
a lecture:
he is thot
v
+ audiene
the
every
Bldes
ministe
most
he awful ner-
It was the last &
s following Sa
envenly reward,
» appeared as, leaning
into the face of
carmestness
kod
with
over tt
the audie:
pathos and elects
words of
Hi
and
them, fn the
von ved
fo nsked
ge,
ogn
The
Bible 1:
Spirit of God 1
Waters
sprea is
them
and Al
and
dicti
and all
school lessons,
understand ti
¥
"no ’ 4
ings of the IW
mountaineer wio
having shaken dowz
mora
should take up
Petersburg, all printe
“There is no sense in
cannot understand
umns.” than for any
Bible, and without getting Holy Ghost
lnmination as to its meaning say:
ook insults common sense, | cannot
understand it, Away with the incongraity!”
No one but the Holy Ghost, who inspired
the Seripturcs, ean explain the
Fully realize that, and you will be as enthu-
ginstic a lover of the old book as my
able friend who told me in*Philadelphia last
weak that he was reading the Bible through
the fifty-ninth time, and it became more at-
tractive aad thrilling every time he
through it. In the saddiebags that hang
across my horse's back as [ rode from Jera-
one
line of all its col
man to take up
This
my
VENAr-
masens I had all the books about Palestine
that I could carry, but many & man on his
knees, in the privacy of his room, has had
flashed upon him more vivid appreciation of
the word of God than many a man who has
Paul's eloquence, and Peter's imprisonment,
sion,
for Bible study, but I do say that they all
together come infinitely short without a di-
rect communiontion from the throne of God
in response to prayerful solicitation,
may find many interesting things about the
many horses Solomon had in his stables, or
how long was Noah's ark, or #ho wa the
only woman whose full name is given in the
Beriptures,or which ia the middie verss of the
Bible, and all that will do you no more good
than to be able to tell how many beanpoles
thers are in your neighbor's garden,
The leaned Earl of Chatham heard the
famous Mr. Cecil preach about the Holy
Ghost and said to a friend on thes way homas
from church: “I eould not cunderstand it,
and do you suppose anybody understood it?"
“Oh, yoo," said his Christian friend, “there
wore uneducated women and some little
children present who understood it.” 1 war-
him, “I am the resurrection and the life; he
that believeth in Me, though dead, yet shall
0 Ve,
Next consider the Holy Ghost an a human
reconstructor, We must be made over again,
Christ and Nicodemus talked out it.
do not
be re
ad
n
eare what vou call it, but we have to
constructed by the Holy Ghost. We
new creatures, hating what we ones
and loving what we once hated,
an luxury, it must become a detestation,
we preferred bad associations, we must pre-
fer good associations, In most cases jt 18
a complete change that the
notices the difference and begins to ask:
““What has come over that man? Whom has
been with? What has so affeeted him?
What has ransacked his entire nature?
What has turned him square about?’ Take
two plotures of Paul on
Damascus to kill the diseiples of Christ, the
other on the road to Ostia to die for Christ,
loved
he
one
|
{
|
In the Second Reformed Church, of Bomar
vilie. N. 1.. in mv boyhood days, Mr. Os
borne, the evangelist, came to hold a special
service, 1 him now as he stood in the
pulpit, Before he announced his text and
sfore he had uttered a word of his sermon
t wept aloud, and it was like the
day of judgment. It was the Holy Ghost.
BOO
messages, One of them read, "My dear pa-
rents will rejoice to hear that [ have found
peace with God.” Another read, ‘Dear
mother, the work continues, and I, too, have
converted,” Another read, "At last
faith and peace.” In Vermont a religious
rooms, hiccoughing around a rd table and
then stumbling down the fror stepa
midnight and staggering homeward, and that
same one weak with his
family on the way
What |} ions 17 It mu
It must !
man,
tremendous,
the Holy Ghost
Christ
Nothing does
ym fe Th
hearts,
he excetion of two
ner Christian
indroeds ex;
By 3a
re and hi
Joa
having been blessed
hat afternoon I took the train
yw meoting in the 8tate of Ohio,
o preach on the night of the next
yrmon had proved so uselul the day
» and the theme waa
I resolved to reproduces it, and did reproduce
it as far as I could, bat the result was nothing
at all, Never had [1 seemed to
thing to do with a flatter failure,
was the difference betwosn the two
Some will sav, “You were tired with a
long journey.’ No, I was not tired at all,
Some will say, “The temporal circumstances
in the first case were more favorable than in
What
Sey
foam?
the last, The difference was in the power of
second, 1 eall upon the ministers of Ameri
en to give the history of sermons, for I bee
truth of that Seripture, *
On the Sabbath of the dedication of nne of
our churches in Brooklyn, at the moming
They were the converts in the Brooklyn
Academy of Musie, where we had been wor
shiping. The reception of so many mom-
of the opon Bible by his own blood, and the
words adhered to bis
sion —had made it an arduous service, which
continued from half past ten in the morning
From
that service we went home exhausted, be-
cause thera is nothing so exhausting sa deep
A messenger was sent out to
obtain a preacher for that night, but the
search was unsuccessful, as all the
ministers were engaged for some other
place. With no preparation at all for
the evening service, except the looking in
Cruden's Concordance for a text and feeling
almost too weary to stand up, I bogan the
service, saying audibly while the opening
song was being sung, although because of
the singing no one but God hesred it: “Oh,
Lord, Thou knowest my issufficiency for
this service! Come down in gracious power
upon this people.” The place was shaken
with the divine presence, As far as we could
find out, over 400 persons wers converted
that night. Hear it, all young men entering
oly Ghost,
Watching for Me,” The song rolled out on
the night air, and a man halted and sald, “1
onder if thers will be uny one waiting and
watching for me?” It started him heavens
ward, What wasit? The Holy Ghost, In
1857 Jaynes's Hall, Philadelphia, and
York, te
egraphed epch other number of so
saved and the rising of the devotional tides,
Noonday prayer meetings held in
the cities, into harbor,
saved that
tain and i
Police and fire departments mot in
wor At J y
I
the is
wars
on
REG,
r rooms for divine
sgislature of the
iin the rooms
aligious sor
in
Mp.
tate
ft
Gl Ul
ONLY TWO FEET TALL.
Death of a Dwar! Whe Lived Tweniv-two
Years and Never Walked or Talked,
Mintran
has
i few Ava
Mintram,
Charles E war!
TE
AR
nl
ar inches ta
N.J., and
The first vear he was a
athe=s, and ine
was
out he
anh
had
body,
amined by many §
but none of them ©
explanation of the
as bright mentally as
i his life,
i xi any satisf story
Any child until
nary baby all the rest of his life
MONSTER CRAPE FRUIT FARM,
in California,
One of the largest enterprises in the plant.
fornia has just been begun within three miles
fruit innd in the valley, Mr. Loud is the first
He has
contracted for 3000 trees of this variety of
fruit, all that ean be had in that part of the
State for immediate planting, put the success
of the experiment will be walcned with in-
terest by fruit growers and followers in all
parts of the conuiry.
Grape fruit has come to be in demand at
good prices in the Eastern markets, and has
been one of Florida's most profitable erops,
but the recent cold weather along the Atlan-
tir sonst killed every grape fruit tree in that
State,
Japan's National Exhibition,
The fourth Industrial Exhibition of Japan
will bo held this year at Kioto, It openad
on April 1 and will eontinne until July 81.
This is the Japanese National exhibition,
also being held in commemoration of the
1000th anniversary of the founding of Kioto
as the old capital of Japan, Kioto is now
known as the Western capital, though in
reality no longer a wont of government, and
fa the most fascinating city of the empire,
Temples abound in and about Kioto and it
i the home of the fpest products of Japan.
wie looms,
i
|
|
|
|
|
Highe
st of all in Leavening Power ~— Latest U. 8, Gov't Keport
Royal povie
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Road Foundations of Cloth, hee nie
The Massachusetts Highway Com |
missioners’ Boni build: |
! I,
upor |
wasted |
In suck
has beer
thir een state on the shi id
Lich lorms part of the piste seal of Hawals,
«d has in wenn ———— —
ing macadamized roads, that,
much
found
Eilmer's Swamy cLires
sil Ki and Bind: troubles
Yamphiet aud Consultation frea,
Laboratory Binghamton, !
Hoot
nev te
ney {or
loose, sandy soll, stone is
by being driven into the sand.
ivel, when accessible
placed upon the sand to a depth of three
or four inches, and the gtone laid
ti
or —————
i fre. Winslow's ng Eyrup tor children
teething, softer gums, reduces inflamma.
thon, aliays 1 or nd on he. 6 bottles
ot}
duced
tha's cation
been i
spread upon tle Banda,
that the st 1d does
Absolutely free of cost, for a
LITUTED TINE ONLY,
ALTER BAKER C0. |...
Z PURE, HICH CRADE | For ow
POPOAS A HOPG ATES
Lg
HRN A i i
LULUNRD AYU LHIDLU
COUPON No.
’ thet are a “we
ME Have BOLE AaBOLTY &
ERMOTORS
yy
t —
A &
S750 LioHEST AWARDS | IE it nu
400 A=
t rer reL ey
R
re
RMOTO
t
BEER & Of. DORCHESTER, MASS
DOUCLAS i:
0
ua rE &
WAITER
winds som
RL Mas
AED a7
ime
ss 0 mies w #8
COXERE YRO® RE
HER UNSSATISFAL
AEEROTORS, 3
A 4
¥ a
* ne-hisnif ® 4
$1 veers t3
' " BUS s
WanhEs
’ i185 THE BEST. TORY WHEILA Ww
iT FOR AKING, } ve . "
CORDOVAN,
WENCH & DNAMDLLLID CALF,
13 CALF BKANGARDIS
CC.asoLES, We the
3 Lusion and ot thas Sern & 2 ORES
) The pent bs ¢ ad. wil be of prmps P
a | INC ——
* ; n OM KN
CITA FINE. V3, : bb A
41 *rirnm Sper ¥
- 10 we " oe & Aery * a ‘ul
.
Pi oe" Crp
« Wide OAL
w® §
» f $ .
Asrmotor Co.
LG
vt .
Over One Pilon Pooplew x FREY.
INK FREE
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
hey give the best v2! for the Coney.
itey equal custom s ia st ~d fit,
Their wearing qualities are unsursassed.,
The prices are unit ewes inmped on
From £1 10 © 1 saved ever other makes,
i r die t ply ve Calie
in wh Cann sEPPIY y
AVAIAVVEIAAALALAAVASAIAAVALAAVIAMVAAMVAAAAMALA WALL ALAAIVIAIN
‘ebster’s International
nvaluable in Office, School, or Home, Didtionar
New from cover (o cover,
he Standard of the 1
Print Of
8
e UV. 8.
ent i 5 hoe, and
ETH ended Dy «
A Colles Presiden! srrites *¥«
finds the word sought, for accurs
tive methods in indicating pronunciation, for terse yet
riprehensive statements of facts, and for practical use
s working dictionary, * Webster's Intervational’ excels
ther single volume.”
G. & €C, Merriam Co., Publishers,
Gpringficld, Mass, U.S. A,
philet conta t
3 phctographic repr
HAVE YOU FIVE OR MORE CO
If #0 8 * Baby ** Cream Separator will earn its cost for
you every year. Why continue an inferior system
gnathas year at 80 great a Jos? Dalrying is now the
only profitsdie feature of Agriculture. I'roperly con-
ducted it always pays well, and must pay you. You
wd a Separator, and you need the BEST, ~the
“Baby.” All styles and cities. Prices, $70.
upward. Bend for new 1885 Catalogue.
- THE DE LAVAL SEPARATOR CO.,
Branch OMe! General Offices!
ELON, ILL. 74 CORTLANDT ST., NEW YORK,
Weak Mothers
and all women who are nursing babies, derive almost incon.
ceivable benefits from the nourishing properties of
Scott’s Emulsion
It en-
It also
makes babies fat and gives more nourishment to growing
children than all the rest of the food they eat.
Scott's Emulsion has been prescribed by physicians for
twenty years for Rickets, Marasmus, Wasting Diseases of Ohildren,
Ooughs, Colds, Weak Lungs, Emaciation and Consumption.
Send for pamphlet on Scoll’s Emulsion. FREE.
Scott & Bowne, N. Y. All Druggists. 50 cents and $1.
Oak ti hie!
eye tion, for of.
fo
v of deftly
Por Cree pen
Se cep
NINE e prem pmpve i lostrations, ic
the Welter of 188
nts of
This is the most nourishing food known to science.
riches the mother’s milk and gives her stremgsh.