Fact is worth a column of rhetorio, It {a w fact established by tha testimony of thou. sands, that Hood's Sarsaparilla doos aure serofula, salt rbenm, oatarrh, and othor diseases and affections arising from im- pure slate or low condition of the blood. It also overcomes that tired feeling, ore- ates a appetite to of rod and gives strength eyery the system, Get part only Hood's Sarsaparilla The best —in fact the One True Blood Parifler Hosd’s Pills curs Liver Ills; easy to take, easy tooperate. 25¢ Mystery of the St. Lawrence River. Por years the St, river % hoy Lac seven Lawrence gradually decreases jn for creases in depth, nve depth seven years it gradually the diffcrence in leve Why it does s« 15 yet discovered. being about feet, no one hy — - Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away. tobaceo usin ood, new ile ler. Man If yon want to quit : easily forever, regain 108 strong, magnetic, fall take No-To-Bac, Ie Fon mages weak men st z 3 a is in ten day SO me (roan nimoiute free, Add or New Yo man be made ¢ soriant cled wita simply needs to their furs wi when ame of the leal Of wi We nre apt the beirs ages, nf . 0 re; ta good Mrs, W teet! twenty-y ork City How We Shoaild Sleep. A CRY OF WARNING. “1 suffered for ve ! and ouble worst forms. womb “1 had tervible nating in re I bad terrible pains in 1 the all the was cross to Wery one : E. tkham's Vege table Compound has cured all my pains, “I cannot praise it enough, and ery aloud to all women that their suffer ing is unnecessary; go gist and get a bottle that you may try it anyway. You owe this chance of recovery to yourself. ”—Mns J, Stes AD, 2218 Amber SL, Kensingst« n, Phila.. me of to your drug. Pa. y > — Expe rience proven conclusively that better grapes and peaches, and more of them, are produced when Potash is liberally ap- plied. To insure a full crop of choicest quality use a fertilizer containing not less than 10% Actual Potash. Orchards and vineyards treat- ed with Potash are compara: tively free from insects and plant disease. All about Potash the reenles of its nee by actual ox. periment on the best farms in the United States—is told in a little book which we pubiish and will gladly mail free to any farmer in America who will rte for i, GERMAN KALI WORKS, ‘ 93 Nassau St, N~v York, po Ar REY. DR. TALMAGE. ————— The Eminent Washington Divine's Sunday Sermon, Subjects “The FPageantry of the Woods.” Text: “We all 40 fade leaf," Isaiah Ixiv,, 6. as a It is 80 hard for us to nnderstand religious truth that God constantly rélierates, As the schoolmaster takes a binckbonrd and pnts upon {t figures and diagrams, so that seholar ‘may pot only get his lesson through the ear. but also throueh the eye, so God takes all the truths of His Rible and draws them out in diagram on the natural world, Champellion, the famous Frenchman, down into Egypt to study the hieroglyphioes on monuments and temples, After much labor he deciphered thom and announced to the learned world the result of his investiga tions, The wisdom, goodness and power of varth and all over the heaven, God decipher them, There are Seriptural pass- Ages, in the very presence of the natural world, Th ut little of the meaning the natural world who have looked st it thr 10 ay canve fol 3 80 know! of rraphers man dese Aptl knows the p has sat os of & bir Or aveniug 4 sf a woo listened to peorwi After awhi vy Bh 4 T 8 res but a As the leaf, Again, like ieal we fade, to i Next year's forests foliaged as this, There are other oak leaves {o take the pisos | iieh this autumn perish, Next i the wind will rock the | The woods will be all a. hum | with the chorus of leafy volees, If the tree | in front of vour house, like Elllah, fakes a chariot fire, ita mantle will fall upon Elisha, If, in the binst of these astamnal batteries, #0 many ranks fall, there are re. serve forces to take their places to defend | the fortress of the hills, The beaters of gold leaf will have more gold leal to beat, The erown that drops to-day from the head of the oak will be picked up and handed down forother kings to wear. Let the biasts come, They only make room for other Jife So, when we go, others take our spheres We do not grudge the future generations their places, We will have bad our good time. Let them come on and have their good time, There is no sighing among these leaves to-Cay because other Jeaves are tn {ole low them. After a lifetime of preaching, doetoring, selling, sewing or digging, lst us echeorfuliy give way for those who coms on to do the preaching, doctoring, selling, sew- ing and digging, God grant that thelr life may be brighter than ours has been, As we get older do not let us be affronted if young men and women crowd us a little, We will have had our day, and we must let them have theirs. When our volees got eracked lot us not snarl at those who ean warble, When our knees are stiffened, lot us bave patience with those who go flect as the deer, Because our leaf is fading do not let ug despise the an- frosted. Autumn must not envy the spring. Old men must be patient with boys. Dr. Guthrie stood up in Seotland and said: “You need not think Iam old because my halr is white. I never was so young as I am now.” I look back to my childhood days and remember when in winter nights in the sitting room the children played the blithest and the gayest of all the company wers father and mother, Although reaching fourscore years of age, they naver got old, Again, as with the leaves, wo fade and fall amid myriads of others. Ons cannot count the number of plumes which these frosts are {lacking from the hills, They will strew nil © streams, they will drift into the caverns, they will soften the wild beast’s air and fill the eagie’s eyrie, All the aisles of the forest will be coverad with their carpet and the steps of the hills glow with a wealth of color and shape that will defy the looms of Axminster. What urn could hold the ashes of all these dead leaves? Who could sount the hosts that burn on this funeral pyre of the monntaine? Bo we die in concert, The clock that strikes the hour of our going will sound the thousands, make room | nodly generations of of those w die of po of of many Reeptog stop with as tramp of hundreds dofwz the same errand, Betwean 50 and 70 people every day lie down in Greonwood, That place has over 200,000 of the dead. said te |e man at the gate: “Then, if there are 80 many here, you must havo the largest cometery,” Heo sald thera wore two Roman Catholie comoteries in the city, each of which had more than this, We great cities of the world The grave is the great oity, It hath mightier population, longer streets, brighter lights, thicker dark af Cisar is there and all his subjects, Nero is there and all his victims, and paupers! It has swallowed up in its im- Thelws wand Tvre and Babylon and will swallow nil our cities. Yet city of silence, No voice, hoof, No wheel, No elush, No smiting of hammer, No clack of flying loom, No jar. No whisper, Great oity of silence! Of wil its million million hands not one of them is Hfted, OF all its million million eyes not one of them sparkles, Of all its million miliop hearts not one pulsates, The living are in small minority. If, in the movement of time, some great botween the living and the dead be put, und God called up all the ide it, as we lied No resting places of hands, the dead the multitute o autu to-day tr all tl the dead they lifted their wonla oo } Why, dyir nd « are ns foot iBaves qr ng ir « : thes march o of 100, or regi » it or brigadm ol 1.600.000 000 at Marehi ents remst! hundred the oped a (3ox] watohas | ene fain, He will ratisack the tomb, and and torture the moun- and fetoh us out aud the wilderness, y judgment an Wo shall perfect hand, wit 1 dy. All onr weaknesses loft behind, , but we rise; we die, but we nider away, but we some to As the leal! come with ALR higher unfol WIVES WANTED. A Thanee for Many Hundreds of Young Womnen te Find Good Husbands The mining camps of Trail there are ton men (0 one WoOMAD, want wives, gambling and drinking, miners prosperous, triets of British Colambia, recently to Toronto and Montreal raining property, g got the newspapers to discussing it. He one would get a good husband, matter seriously. and the frat jot arranged for next spring. OUR CREAT INLAND SEAS, A Majority of Our Vessels Piy on the Great Lakes, ‘ A majority of the largs steam vassels of the United States are plying the waters of the lnkea, Through the 8t, Mary's Falls eanal, between Lakes Superior and Huron, passad last your a total of 17,950 vessels, as against 5384 through the Suez canal; and the total tonnage of vessels passing through the Boes canal in the twelve months of 1885 was but £.450,000, in round numbers, acainst 16,800, 000 passing through the “S06” canalin the sight months of the same year during which it was open for navigation. Child Plays With Bear Cabs, Helma Osrbl, a five-year-old gird, wan- dered away from her home in Williamsport ing Later hae parants grow alarmed wl : . . hbo } The ry ip An discovered in » a search. small clearing romplog with two bear cubs, ANIMALS AS CRIMINALS, Iuntances in Which They Were Tried in Civil and Feclesiantical Conrta, During the middle ages, and « ven as Inte as the time of Bhaképeare, animals were considered legally responsible for They were tried for various and found gu and punished { CARIGLIAIEY nets their OL enLeN, victed deprived ¢ wis mel aod thorities A varly wicked rown, and the was made forfeit to the king had a corral of asses which co bar for depravity world, oes befor ty not equaled in animals tical Rew ches ; arms ol act De were oft ate within a certs “maled!cti ‘nrifcan Dandi. #1 “The ha ndenffs were the guitar was slung Are Cousins Allowed (0 Marry? 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