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HER POSITION PAYS.
Queen Victoria Has Found Ruling a
Very Profitable Calling,
Victoria has found queenhood a very
profitable calling. Figures for fifty-
seven years of her reign show that the
British people have given her under
the name of civil Hst expenditures
$110,275.000. In {ition to this vast
total, $48,676,765 has been expended for
the maintenance of sen
dencs, stables and the like. The total
direct expenditure of the Queen alone
is over $1,800,000 a year. There is at
this date an annual expenditure in ad
dition for other members of the royal
family of £1,300,000. The thrity old
lady who has this vast ine 1
disposal has taken care to
while the sun shines” Of
money has been voted to enable
keep up the ornamental state
ered necessary for a royal
But it is just this she does not do, Vie
toria,
property, is the
in the United Kingdom
moral, in Aberdeenshire, Se
horne House, ;
shire, and (
embrace 5.561
value a year
years' purchase that
160. In fact, they ars
that amount.
Queen Victoria, they say, has her lit
tle superstitions. She believes that ar.
ticles made by Dl
good luck; that spillin
luck; and she would pro
sixpence for her kingdom if
toward thirteen
pened to sit at
8he has he t
these is
names;
the sme
sevent resis
ome
COUTTS,
positior
besides valuable continental
ywner of three estates
They are Bal
otland; Os
Yat
ini
wenty
& mp
20045, -
worth double
Hy Iv
chance
skins,
Standing
5.000 cabs
11.000 licensed
aver
WOMEN WANT TO AaOW
TO WHOM CAN 17
TROUS
A Woman “To Me" Anxious
Inquirers Intelligently Answered
Anssiers
Thou-
sands of Grateful Letters.
Women regard it as a
they can talk to a woma:
understands their
women,
to seck
to Lydia E. Pinkham’ Vegetable Come
pound at once mmation, ulcera-~
tion, falling 1 displacement of the
womb. ovarian trout spinal weak-
ness and kidney complaints, all have
their symptoms, and should be *“ nipped
inthe bud.” Bearing-down pains, back-
ache, headache, nervousness, pains in
groins, lassitude, whites, irregularities,
dread of impending evil, blues, sleep-
lessness, faintness, ete.
Here is testimony right to the point:
* The doctors told me that unless [
went to the hospital and had an opera-
tion performed. I could not live. I had
falling, enlargement and ulceration of
the womb,
“1 was in constant misery all the
time; my back ached; I
was always tired. It Z
was impossible ae
for me to walk Ww ;
Lae
~~
farorstand long
at a time. 1 was
surely a
wreck. 1
decided
that I
would give
your Com-
pound and
Sanative Wash
a trial.
“1 took three bottles of Lydia BE.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
used two packages of Sanative Wash,
and I am now almost well, 1 am
stouter and healthier than I have ever
been in my life. My friends and neigh-
bors and the doctors arc surprised at
my rapid improvement. I have told
them all what 1 have been taking.”
~Mns, Axserra Bickueier, Bellaire,
Belmont Co.) Osis insti
"REV. DR. TALMAGE.
an —
Sunday Sermon.
subject: “Shall We Have Another
Chance,”
Text: “If the tree fall toward the south,
or toward the north, in the ploos where the
tree falleth, there it shall be.” « Ecol, {1., 8.
There ig a hovering hope in the minds of a
vast multitude of people that there will be an
the mistakes of this: that however complete
a shipwreek we muy make of our earthly life,
it will be on a beach up which we may walk
to a palace; that as a defendant may lose his
ease in a Circuit Court and appeal it and
have it go up to the Supreme Court or Court
of Chancery and all the costs thrown over on
the other party, 20 a man may
in this world, but in the higher jurisdiction
of eternity have the decision of the earthly
couse set aside, all the costs remitted and the
lant be triumphant forever,
ject of my sermon is to show
on sense declares with the
1 an expectation is ahimerieal.
the tres fall toward the se
lose his case
defer
yon
text
“it
with, or toward the
n the place where the tree falleth,
ill be.” There are those who say
impenitent apd unfortunate man
rs the next world and sees the disaster,
i1't of that disaster he will turn, the
ormation; bet wa
stances all around
have done wrong
ename upon them
No,
flung
about
and disaster
~did the them?
they went on, Thera is a man
of dissipat ' r says to him:
u don’t stop Arinking
t lite you nre Hving,
a patient thanks
¢ noel gels bets
yand
heal
ram and his e
Gl ween,
Same physi
against hs
wakes up t
arvarism, Ar
from rushing back
and keeps midnich!
k into extis
wher world means th
igi savagery.
rushing ba
» in ar
tor { am pro
we are
a 40 reer
vite A vast
others yon seq an ‘uv
nur J sends, and among
man who
ohnoxious
tation
treats it in an
riwenty years you gave twenty
youreel ! ‘ ap man to
that moan a to ' tion For twenty
venrs he has i ; offers and
sending insu't for yo kindness and coar-
tesy, and can he blame you? Can he come
tip to your hogs $s it of the ban-
quet? Looking git iz=n Doer
house wil y gay: “Lot me
in. 1 haves declined all those other offers,
but this is a larger re juxuriant
abode. Let me io, me another
chance,”
God has spread a bananet of His grace be.
fore ua. For three hundred and sixty-five
days of every year, s nes we Knew the Tere
ence bei weeny our right hand and our left,
Ha hase invited us by His Providenes and by
His Spirit. Bupposs we dec'ine all thess of.
fers of kindness, Now the banquet is spread
in a large place, in the heavenly palace, In.
vitations are sent out, but no inviiation is
gent to ue, Why? Because we declined
all those other banqueis, Will God
be to blame? Willi we have any
right to rap on the door of heaven and say;
“1 ought not to be shut out of this piace:
give me another chances?” Twelve gates of
salvation standing wide for free admission
all our Jife and then when the twelve gates
clogs we rush on the bosses of Jehovah's
buekler, saying: “Give me another chance,”
A ship is to sail for Hamburg, You waat to
go to Germany by that line. You see the
~avertisement of the steamers sailing, You
see it for two weeks. You soe i in the
mwotning papers and vou ses it ia the svening
papers; you see it placarded on the walls,
Circninrs are thrown into vour offloe
telling you all about that steamer. On¢
day you eome down on the wharf and
the steamer has swung out into the stream,
You say: “Oh, that isn't fair. Come back
swing up again to the docks. Throw the
lanks ashore that l may coms on board
t isn't fair. I want to go to Germany by
that steamer, Give me another chance,
Here is a magnificent offer for heaven. I'
bas been anchored within our sight yew
after year, and ail the benign volees of sani
and heaven have urged us to go on board
since it may sail al any mom nt,
fin and ses
he have any right ¢
house, um
ove
Rappose we let that opportanity sall away,
and then we look out mn say: *‘S3end back
that opportunity; I want to take it; it isn't
treating me fairly, Give me another chance.”
Why, my brother, vou might as well go out
nnd stand on the Highlands at the Navesink
throes days after the Majestic has gone out,
and shout: “Captain, come back; I want to
go to Liverpool on the Majestic, Come back
over the sea and through the Narrows and
up to the docks. Give me another chance,”
You might as well do that as, afler the last
opportunity of heaven hus ened away, try to
get it back again, Just think of it! It enma
on me yesterday in my stady with over.
whelming impressiveness, Just think of it,
All heaven offered us as a gratuity for a
whole | atime, and yet wa wanting to rash
azainst God, saving: “Give another
chance!" There ought to be, there will be,
no such thing as posthumous opportanity.
You seo common-sense agreas with my text
fn saving that “if the tres fall toward the
south, or toward the north, in the piace
where tha tree falleth, there ft shall ba"
You see this {dea lifts this world from an nn-
important wav-station to a platform of stu-
pendous issues, and makes all eternity whirl
nround this hone. Oh, my soul! ny soul!
Only one trial, and all the preparation for
that trial to be made in this world, or never
made at all. Oh, my soul! my soul! You gee
this piles up all and all the
climaxes and all the dest «= {nto this life,
No other chanes, Oh, that intens
the value and the imporianes of this
Alexander and his army
around a city and they wo
, with the understar
me
the emphasis
render, aud all would be well, bt
lot that light go out, then the battering ry
wonld swing against the walis and there
d eo disaster and den
friends, and 1
Prepare safety
King and
ender henrts,
me
yon
io to
surrender to
arrenaer
i i shut,
joarned fow
PE
y - inn. owes -
DEVASTATION AKD DEATH.
Cyclone Bweeps Over Alsbama
1.
i . ? od »
Desclation
and
News was received in Selma from Augustine,
station, that a terrible and 1mn¢
that
leveling everything in its path,
Twelve
were Killed by houses
cyclone swept over place Thursday,
three white people
them,
eclored and
falling io on
and ten other persons were more or less in-
jured Twenty-four head of horses and
mules were crushed to death by falling
barns,
The eyelone was followad by the heaviest
rain that has fallen in that section in 15
years. Creeks and branches were converted
into ragiog torrents, sweeping away cotton,
corn and other crops, causing heavy loss to
planters,
IO.
SLAIN BY TURKISH TROOPS.
Eighty Helpless Macedonians Eald to Have Been
Killed.
The Turkish troops are reported to have
massacred eighty o’d men, women and chii-
dren in the villages of Trambuno and Kom-
ino, Macedonia.
The remainder of the inbabitants es
eaped to the mountains, Ths troops car
ried off the crops and burned both vile
lnges. !
a ——————
George BR. Sims, the London writer, js at
the head of an asti-bald crusade. It is
stated that be ealeulates be has caused hair
to grow on 50,000 bald heads, His recipe is
paraffin ofl.
EE
The bust of ‘adams Calve, which is exe-
euted by the Countess Fedors Gleichen, is
said to bear a wonderful resemblance to the
gifted artiste. :
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES,
Dy the explosion of a portable boller at
Rochester, N. Y , three men were probably
fatally and twenty slightly fojured,
The steamor Oceanlea, of the Lehigh Val-
ley Trapsportiation Company, and the pro-
peller Chisholm were sunk ia
Lake Bt. Clair,
A cloudburst at Mogolion, New
resulted in the loss of
a collision in
Mexico
soveral lives and the
destruction of considerable mining property.
Damage was also done at Graham and other
polots
Mr. and Mrs
Brooklyn, while Prospect
Park and Coney Island tracks, at
Kings Highway, were struck by a train and
instantly killed,
A freight house being
Doston for the New York, New
Hartford Raliroad collapsed
' AA
were Injured, Adolphus McKenna, aged 24
Thaddeus K. Martin, of
the
tatiroad
walking on
Bouth
and
erected in
Haven
ten men
’ and
years old, fatally
A Hock Island
WAS wre
eatra freight, carry
stock, the sugar
miles west of
stealing a ride
wears alu
The
Hey, «
Fire
Infirmary,
NEWSY CLEANINGS
Mains has two hundred nrwspapers,
There i talk of 8&8 “Greater Lowell
Mass,
It ia ramorad that no more convicts are 12
be sent to Siberia,
The Baltimore and Ohio ia
steal rail on ile main division.
laying now
Pourth of July fire losses throughout the
country were unusually light this year.
All attempts to reach the summit of Maonnt
Blane have failed this season, either (hrough
beavy snow storms or fogs,
The Swiss Government has propose an
obilizatory insuraces, bat there are doubis ns
to whether the measure will pass the House,
The New Orleans City Council refnsed to
arespt the new sharter for that city which
the Louisiana Legisiatare framed at ils re-
cont sess On,
The evid aes to ba snhmitied to tha Vener.
uerlan Bonodary Commission is practieaily
all in, and the commissioners are engaged in
classiiving {L
Pittsburg, Pean,, has been paying §8,00..
000 a yoar in life insurance premiums, snd
has never had a company of {1s own. One
is being formed,
Nineteen persons, two of whom ate wo
men, have boon sentencad to death in
Agram, Hungary, on the charges of brigand-
age and marder,
A. 1. Miller, a wealthy merchant of Prank.
fort, 1nd., has offered to give $50,000 to any
one who will restore his sight, lost three
years ago by a stroke of paralysis,
The Metropolitan Job Printing Company,
of Kew York City, has been awarded the con-
tract for printing the Postal Galde for the
PostofMiee Department. The contract is for
four years at $19,000 per year.
On aceount of the bad outlook for the na.
tive corn erop owing {o the lateness of the
“rainy season,” it ja estimated that if the
Amerisan rallronds roduoce [reights, Mexico
will take 10,000 carloads of our corn,
Only one of the thirteen trees planted on
Washington Heights, New York City, by
Alexander Hamilton more than a century
ago to eommemorate the thirteen original
Bates of the Union is in a fourisbing condi.
tion. All the others are either dead or dying.
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consisting of a full sult of heavy blot
ting paper. A person upon stepping
out of his morning tub has only to nr
ray himself In one of these sults, nnd In
a second he will be as dry
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