Cures
Talk in favor of Hood's Sarsaparilia as for no
other me licine,
cures of any medicine in the world,
Hood’
meet Sarsaparilla
Troe Blo «dl
Purifier, $1.
Hood's Pillscure sick headache, ind gestion
It has the greatesi record of
In fa
Baron Hirsch's Son,
A lady at present occupying a prom!
nent position at the Russian court was,
when a girl of 14, invited to spend the
day with poor young Lucien Hirsch,
who was then living at the * hatean de
Beauregard, near Versailles, ith his
father, the late Baron l
mother. Having feasted on all the dell
Hirsch, and his
cacles which the baron’s generosity had
lavished on his young guest, she went
out with Lucien to ple Toquet, Pa
ing on the t ondescended
admire the
her young companion aske
yours, mademoiselle,
do with It?”
you all o
ut
rible, probably :
“First of :
answered
aristocrat’'s aver
the moment pract
pense of good manners. She ren
Lucien Hirsch now
am » youth and th
incarnation of gener
Admonished
One day Thomas
as a
tobacconist’s
for a
shopman, not having ti
and not kn
with, produ
thought
Carlyle took
and examined
shopman, |
1 1
«eal
certain
fies, Sir
¢
stalked out of
She Sat Upon the
The duck 101
birds,
1O6Yy
i ———
THE GREAI NURSERIES
LOUISIANA, MO, ROUKI'OILT TLLS,
oy, Er
on Fudge
Colman,
Ea
Visited by
aml the Hort Mitier
surely no bells
than the pr
ing on the
Thev
mer
grow
he
in
inl
5G) Ane
Wavs have r
CANES they
sell, I
A molds
dross,
Hope i= one
tinguished.
WOMAN'S INFLUEN
pound,” has don
much to place this
great power in
the hands of
women.
She has lifted
thousands and
thousands out
of the misery
brought by
displace-
ment of the
womb, and
all the evils
that follow
diseases of
the uterus,
The * Vege-
table: Com-
pound” re-
stores natural
cheerfulness, de-
stroys despondency, cures backache,
strengthens the muscles, restores the
womb to its normal condition, and you
are changed from a physical wreck to
the joy of your home and friends.
By the way—the leading druggists
tell us that the demand for Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound fs
simply beyond their power of under
standing, and what is best of all, it
does the work and cures where the
best physicians utterly fail
REV. DR. TALMAGE.
The Eminent Washington Divine's
Sunday Sermok,
Subject: “The Glow of Sunset.”
with us, for it is toward
Ike XXiv
Text: "Abide
evening, "La
Two villagers, having concluded
errand in Jerusalem, have started out &t the
city gate and are on their way to Emmaus,
the pince of their residence,
sad heart, Jesus, who had been
miration and their joy. had been basely
masegcered and entombed, As, with sad face
and broken
stranger accosts them, They tell Him their
anxieties and bitterness of soul, He in turn
‘talks 10 them, mightily expounding the
Beriptures, He throws over them the fas
tion of intelligent conversation, hie
get the time and notice not the obj
aud before they are
front of their house,
i
pass,
Chey
to
up in
pause
persund
fore the entra and attempt
y with them,
pitalities, Night ise
wt a prowling wil
insheliered from
the stranger tof
the
Why
Lit
8 baek pairs, they
in the morning the
upon the battlements,
prey was gone,
in temptation, thers is always some secret
#air by which we might get off. God wiil
not allow us to be tempted above what wo
are able, but with every temptation will
bring a way of eseape that we may be able to
bear it
The prayer of the testis nppropriate for
all who are anticipating sorrow, The great.
begieg
ng army
but found
sprang
that (heir
teadency to borrow trouble, but thers are
times when approaching soniow ia so evident
that we need to be making special prepara-
tion for its coming.
One of your children has lately become a
favorite. The cry of that child strikes desp-
or into the beart than the ervof all the otp-
ers. You think more about it, You give it
A treasure than the others, vut because it ia
bacoming frail. There is something in the
cheek, in the eye and in the walk that makes
You quite sure that the leaves of ths flower
aragoing to be scattered, The utmost ng
ing and medical attendance are ineffectual,
The pulse becomes fesbis, the somplesion
lighter, the step weaker, the iaugh fainter.
No more romp hg for that one through ball
end parior. The nursery 's darkened by an
approaching calamity, The heart feels with
mournful anticipation that the sun is going
down. Night speeds on, [It 8 toward even-
2
You have long mejoiced in the care of &
mother. You have dona everything to make
her last days happy. You have run with
quick feet to wait upon her every want, Her
ousehiold. But the fruit gatherers are look-
ing wistfully at that tree. Her soul is ripe
for heaven. The gates are ready to flash
open for her entrance. Lut your soul sinks
at the thought of « separation. You eanuot
beay ta think that soon you will be ealled to
tnke the last look at that face which from
the first hour has looked upon yeu with af-
fection unchangeable, But you see that life
is ebbing and the grave will hide her
from your sight. Yon sit quiet, You feel
heavy hearted, The Hight Is fading from the
sky. The air is chill, It is toward evening,
You had a considerable estate and felt in.
dependent, In five minutes on one fair bal.
ance sheet vou could ses just how you stood
in the world, But there came complieations,
Something that you imagined impossible
happened. The best friend you had proved
| traitor to your Interest, A sndden crash of
{ National misfortunes prostrated your credit,
You may to-day bo going on in business, but
{ vou feel anxious about where you are stund-
{ing and fear that the next turning of the
wheal will bring you prostrate, You foreseo
what you consider certain defaleation, Yon
| think of the anguish ofl telling your friends
| vou are not worth u dollar. You know not
how you will ever bring your children home
from school, You wonder how you will
{ stund the selling of your library or the moy-
The misfortunes
ng into a plainer hom
{of Jile have acoeumulated, You wonder what
ft is toward
#OON
i makes the sky so dark. oven
i ing.
Listen t
nf ut with misfor-
y Paul's battle sh
Hark to mounting Latir
Look at the glory that has reft the dungeon
and filled the earth | heavens with the
crash of the falling 1 i yi despotism,
And then look at those who have tried to
riptions, at
with a pateh o
! eof dying
% ire song.
by any hun
Tha nerves still,
eo still All stily,
6a in i
i
u might speaking tramps
{ wake the de
Still,
¢ snr, but you ¢
i ness. Ko motion y, Bo life,
sili!
Ro death comes to the dissinle! What if
10 sun of lie is about (ost? Jesus is the
AY spring from on high, the perpetual morn.
Ig Of every ransomed spirit. What if the
darkneas comes? Josusias the Hght of the
world and of heaven. What though this
earthly house does crumble? Jesus has pre.
pared a house of many mansions, Josue is
| the anchor that always holds, Jesus fs the
ight that is never eclipsed, Jesus is the
fountain that is never exhausted, Jesus is
| the evening star, hung up amid the gioom of
the gathering night.
You are aimost through with the shasa
; aod backbiting of enemies, They will eail
| you no more by evil names, Your good deeds
| will no longer be misinterpreted nor your
' honor filebed, The troubles of earth will
end in the felicities, Toward evening, The
| beremvements of earth will soon be lifted.
You will not much longer stand pouring
your grief in the tomb, like Rachel weeping
ior. ber children or David mourning
{for Absalom, Broken hearts bound
j up. Wounds healed. Tears wiped away,
i Sorrows termioated, Xo mores sound.
ting of the dead mares. Toward
{ evening! Death will come, sweet as slumber
to the eyelids of the babe, as fall rations ton
starving soldier, a= evening hour to the ex.
| hausted workman, The sky will take on fis
| sunset glow, every cloud a fire psaim, ever
| 1ake a ginssy mirror, the forests trans rod,
| deiteats mists climbing the air. Your friends
‘will announee it; Jom pulses will beat it.
| your joys will r t: your lips will whisper
it, “Toward » gl"
Exeter Charch Sold for $45.
The Church of the Second Congregational
, Bociety of Exeter, N. H.,
| auetion for 45. The
1824 at a cost of $10,000. The site must bi
cieared for the erection of & new
within three weeks.
THE USE OF OLD HATS.
One of the Most Important Parts of Man's
Costume
ted
thie
tah
Formerly the United Btates impor
ajor part of the hats used wi
Ix wrders froin inliy
England,
and Vienna
ol Ik hate
ited
Fuarope,
and
furnishing
I 0 dn 5
Nint ane
CRM
Ciermnny France,
the latter
xt quality
CHOFIOUN
Hit ti
proportions
only supp ie home de
but many thousands of Amer
thelr way in
CUustoliers
his country the
'hiladelpbia, that
hborboml of
America
Lurope,
i
i]
inst surnrised
rEayYs, "An
Rerting his
a bobby .
and
who
tograph «aid,
§ man ‘Yes,'
arresied He protested that
he had not deserted his wife but the
said
ti] was
A little later she took
apother geod look at his side face and
id as positively that he was not her
husband, Now it turns out that he
ind the troe culprit ave both 37 years
old. are both potmen, are both married
ind both have three children” Here
i= n combination of circumstances that
jostifion the old adage that truth is
stranger than fiction. Rochester
Union,
hin.
identified
Where Dogs Are Eaten,
The Chinese do not slaughter every
dog that is fat enough to make good
Iwef, us some persons think, but have
1 regular edible variety of “man's
best friend.” The edible dog has sev.
tral peenlinr marks by which he is
known to Chinese epicnires, the chief
characteristic by wheh he is Metin.
guished being bis black tongue. These
ack-tongued dogs never bark, It is
said that 500.000 of thew are annnally
slanghtered for food in the Chinese
spire,
The legal Imshel of the United States
Contains 77.0274 pounds of water.
The cubit was the length of the fore
arm,
with a
cause
friend
that
Never quarrel
there Is much
never make it un,
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