FATALITY.
t screw I found you, an atom down hurled)
ttv bright ya oloMd, your brawn wlag
furled,
e)a tte spring brhteiwd highway, wiser aS
your woriu ,
Sang, Mahomed and purled.
Xfctt jrUp In your bill m ft bit of your neat
It art or iw lut traw whleh wm the beat I
Whit nutter I each In A home might be blest
At toro'a eweet behest.
fe ecstasy soaring through air sunny bright,
Borne obstacle met la your swift winged flight
A flutter of pinions -a fall through the light
A cry and then night.
Tour world was unmindful fair flower up
sprung where all your gay comrades unceasingly sung,
But your little mate's plaint the song-chorus
among
Your knell faintly rung:
And I, too, forgot you the Imperative call
Of day cares supplanted a sorrow so Email.
Only infinite pity had marked the sod fall
That, birdie, was all.
Thceo our Urea, my brown bird fair structure
that grow
Br our frail, finite fluttering to and fro.
And just as the life toll's completion we know
Borne pitiful blow I
Fateful our fall Is, as blind was our flight
Our death a faint cry In a world of delight
What does It mean! you and I know the might
Of a power infinite.
Edith K. Terry In Boston Transcript.
JUST BY CHANCE.
A dav and the life of Isaac Rawson
were drawing to a close together. The
rays of tho setting sun stole into the
room where the dying man lay, and ho
watched them intently until they faded
awav. He knew he would never see
them attain.
Death had confronted tho old lawyer
suddenly. His energies, overtaxed
through a long life devoted to ceaseless
money getting, had collapsed in an in
stant almost, and left that which we call
life without the support necessary for
Its further continuance,
"He cannot live through tho night;
probably the end is not more than a few
hours distant," the old family physician
had said but a few niinutt before when
the son who now sat by his father's bed
side asked what tho chanc -a were.
Tho son sat with bowiii head. His
features were composed in .in expression
of decorous grief; his hanca wcr foiled
upon his lap, and at almost regular inter
vals ho Bighed. Had he raised his head,
it would have appeared that there was
not the suspicion of atearinhia eyes, and
that there lingered in their depths a look
of quiet satisfaction which the linos of
sorrow that were set upon his face could
not entirely hide.
Perhaps the fact that ho knew himself
to bo the solo heir to his father's wealth
had something to do with shaping the
younger man's "inner feelings. Some
hearts aro ruled by tho desiro for personal
gain rather than by affection.
"Robert."
Scarcely above a whisper the single
Herd camo from the colorless lips of the
old man. The man at the bedside started
tllghtly, as one who is suddenly aroused
Vom thought that has carried him far
away from present surroundings. Then
le turned and answered: "Yes, father,
What do you wish?"
"I have been thinking of your brother,
Robert, I fear that after all I should
not have treated him as I did."
The old man paused, exhausted by the
effort which the words had cost him.
An expression that was unpleasant to see
flitted across the younger man's features,
but in an instant it was gone again.
"I know that I have but a short time
to live," resumed tho old man, "and
things appear to mo in a different light.
It was heartless in me to disinherit and
disown Jack because ho married accord
ing to his own wishes instead of my dic
tates. I shall change my will; there is
enough for you both. Each shall have
half, and I shall die happier."
"Yes, father." Tho words came gently
from tho son's Hps, but tho look on his
face would havo surprised the father
could ho have seen it. But the gloom
was thickening and his half closed eyes
did not sec.
"Draw up the will as I wish it, quickly,
while I have yet tho strength left me to
sign," directed tho dying man.
Robert went to a table near by, lit a
gas jot and began to write, not at all
nastily.
"why are you so long about it? A few
words will certainly bo enough," impa
tiently exclaimed the old man after the
son had been busy what seemed to bo a
very long time.
"I shall bo done directly. There, 1
am through," replied tho son, as ho rose
and handed what ho had written to his
father.
"That is right," was all the latter said
after he had read the will. Then he took
the pen from his son's hand and with a
great effort signed his name.
"Now sign as a witness, and call Han
nah; she' will do as tho other witness."
Robert affixed his signature; then he
called the housekeeper and she also
signed her name.
"Mow go to my desk and take tho old
will and burn it. You will find it in the
little drawer to the right."
Robert went to the desk, took a folded
caper from the drawer indicated, lipid it
in the gas flame until it was well ablaze
and threw it upon tho open fireplace
whero it lay a moment later a charred
mass.
"There; it is not so har.l to die now,"
whispered the dying man "I l'eU that
I-cannot live untllJaok could be sent for;
Dut l want you, Robert, to go to 1; i -. thin
very night and tell him thsi uu l i
was not steeled against Mm to til. 1
Tell him of the will whloh"
Isaao Rawson ceased sreakinir and lav '
motionless. Ho was dead.
It is not yet midnight when Robert
steps aboard a train that will take him
to the city whero his brother, Jack, lives;
for has not his father with his dying
breath told him to go to his brother this
verynightf Who would fail to respect
tho last wishes of one now dead? Surely
not a son.
The city where Jack lives is not fa
distant; but there is a river to cross on
the wt. As the train rumbles slowly
,.,-. 4t, l,.tJ. rl.. .
I " K ' ' i"iiu in i no
task of trimming his finger nails in which
he is apparently deeply engrossed, and
looks out of tho window down upon the
dark waters below in which tho stars,
reflected, gleam.
A thought comes to him. whioh
though spontaneous in Itself is but tho
culmination of what has been passing in
his mind ever since his father's death.
He takes from his breast pocket a folded
paper on which the writing is but a few
hours old. This he wraps about the
handle of the knife he holdstn his hand.
Then he shuts the blade so that, tho paper
Is held firmly. With a careless move
ment ho lays the hand holding the knife
upon the edge of the window. When he
withdraws the hand a moment later it is
empty. The knife is a heavy one and
will go straight to the bottom, and with
it the paper wrapped about it. Tho
waters often give up their dead, but in
animate objects of value they hold with
in their depths.
It is a week later. The will of Isaao
Rawson is to be read in the presence of
those interested. It is a mere formality
of 90WM, for other than hie two sons the
testator left no kin. The sons both know
what they will hear. Robert at least
huown. and Jack may surmise. And
rag trie tew nours mat must elans before
the will is opened and read?
"You ore early. Mr. Drew will not
be here for half an hour yet," are Rob
art's first words to his brother Jack aa
the latter enters tho homo of whloh Rob
ert already considers himself tho solo
owner.
"I thought it best to havo a few words
with you before Mr. Drew arrives," is
Jack's reply. Mr. Drew Is the lawyer to
whom the necessary legal transactions in
connection with tho will havo been en
trusted. "You told mo that father had said
something about a now will Just before
he died; but that none but tho old one,
made fifteen years ago, coma bo round,"
remarks Jack to his brother when they
are seated a momont later. The remark
is mado with an interrogative inflection,
so that Robert feels Impelled to reply.
"Yes, no other will was found, though
I searched everywhere. Father's mind
must havo been wandering when hs
snoko of another will."
"Possibly; still you probably .didn't
think of searching in the river," la Jack's
next remark.
Robert turns palot then tho blood
surires baok and his face becomes al
most purple. "What are you driving
at? what do vou mean?" ho asks. The
words como like gasps.
"Only this. On tho night v.hon you
camo to tell me of father's death, some
vounir men were returning from a fish'
Inn trio on the river. Just as they were
rowlntr under the bridge, a missile
thrown from above struck one of them
on tho back and fell to the bottom of the
boat. See. this is quite a heavy knife.
and if a piece of paper hadn't beon
wrapped about it, it might havo hurt
tho young man it struct quite sovoroiy.
The young man happens to be an ac
quaintance of mine. He thinks the knife
was dropped by some one on a railroad
train that was crossing the bridge just
then. Now I merely wish to suggest
that, when Mr. Drew comes, we give
into his hands this document which fell
into my friend's boat, and that we say
nothing about the old will at all. How
does the proposition suit you?" Arthur
Lucas in The Epoch.
TJakn Not Drying Up.
The report of the exhaustion of the
J1uku -ill supply, whioh has lately been
'xtrnslvely circulated, appears to have
arisi n from the fact that a "shut down"
of a large number of wells was ordered,
for tho purpose of checking the over
production which has been going on. It
is no uncommon thing for a native of
Baku to tap a supply of 20,000,000 gal
Ions of oil, end waste 19,000,000 out of
it, simply for want of foresight in pro
viding a cep for the well, or by the omis
sion to arrange for surface storage.
Tho authorities have now taken the
matter in hand, and passed laws which
regulate the supply. In view of the rapid
increase in tho demand for petroleum, it
is satisfactory to know that Baku is as
proliflo of oil as ever. Tho oil trade is
rapidly assuming such gigantio propor
tions that for many years there will prob
ably be ample room for America, Russia
and Burmah, as well as for the minor
fields that will in time furnish a supply
for the world's market. But, in any
case, it will bo a good thing for Russia
when the more careful and economical
methods of America aro adopted in the
Caspian region. New York Telegram.
Feel Tour Adam' Apple.
"It is well known," said Joe Beards
ley, "that deformities have often dictated
styles, but probably most people do not
realize to what extent the slight defects
control them in the most trivial pieces
of apparel. This is shown in the case of
tho prevailing styles of collars worn,
When the style changed from the low
collar to the high one it was a sweeping
change, so that but few people could be
seen wearing anything but the choker.
Finally the choker was modified, into a
collar with tho ends turned down, a good
deal of space being left open to the
throat.
' "That stylo was never adopted univer
sally. Why? For the reason that a great
portion of tho men who have occasion to
wear collars at all havo prominent Ad'
am's apples, which they are very glad to
hide from sight if 'they find on oppor
tunity. The choker just suited them
and it will be many days before they
win be Induced to give it up." Wash
ington foat.
Must Have Uated One.
Weeping Widow (whose husband has
been found dead, to her neighbor) Yes,
there was poor John, leaning up against
the mulberry tree, dead as be could be,
And John always did hate mulberry
trees, ana wanted that ono cut down,
Wages (irreverently) He even showed
his dislike for the tree in death, didn't he?
"Why, Mr. Waggs, how is that?"
"Ho was dead against it, you said."
Lawrence American.
TIlov npni nrT.a ....
scale the htffcu noTer
Uret Harte, who has a gTeat social as
won as literary popularity in England,
is now a handsome, ruddy, white haired
man, ana owes his popularity in a meas
ure to uis mastery or western slang,
CRISP CONDENSATIONS.
There are now nine $800 scholarship
at uorneii.
A million cigarettes are smoked in
London every day.
A third of the deaths in the French
army are said to be due to typhoid fever.
T't a schoolhouse in Hartford. Vt,
hangu a bell which was cast in England
in 1777,
It has been estimated that the habitual
opium eaters in the United States num
ber 800,000.
During the last eighteen months the
Russian government has expelled 83,000
jews irom the empire,
Thoro were over 250 varieties of chrys
anthemums on exhibition at a flower
show recently held in Los Angeles,
Three new ironclads will, as soon al
tvuwIViIa Via In Ttalvd floAt , iA AAA .
r '""I"'
, ana zu.uuu horso power. Vessels, armor,
gunB and all are to be made in Italy,
The university of Michigan expects to
snow s.sw students enrolled this year.
In tho law department alone are 650 stu
dents, 160 more than ever before in the
university s history.
There have been two serines discor.
ered in Bramwell, W. Va., which art
only about fifteen feet apart, the water
of one of which is colder than ice, if pos-
sioie, wmie the other almost reaches
boiling temperature.
A railway up the Jungfrau is now pro
posed. Herr Koechlin, who constructed
the Eiffel tower, has applied to the Swiss
government for the necessary concession.
The Jungfrau is one of the loftiest Swiss
peaks, reaching an altitude of 18,780 feet.
An American amateur recently offered
$12,000 to the municipality of Geneva
for the violin of Paganlni, which is re
ligiously preserved in the city museum
as a memento of the gifted musician.
Tho instrument was mads in Cremona in
1709.
A number of English subscribers have
resolved to build a jnonurn&nt at Fort
Tioonderoga to the memory of Lord
Howe, whose forgotten grave was dis
covered there some weeks ago. The re
mains of the young hero will be interred
Of interest a pawn ticket.
Without enlture wild flowers.
Food for the blind tea biscuit. "
The tavern keeper la constantly in
llauor. but he frequently knows better
than to get liquor In him
There is no rubbish In the yard of the
man who keeps three goats,
A man who has the delirium tretnen
an Justly claim to Have seen the folly ol
ntemperance in an its naiceu ;ruiu.
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"I've had a ercat ;many trials In m
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a illy.
A Sound Thecal Opinion.
E. Bambrldge, Munday Esq., County Atty
loir fin.. Tex. nvs: "Have used Klecfnc 111'
ters with n ost liappv results. My brother al
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but was cured by timely use of this medlclm
,m satlsuea uieciric uiuers suvru ms nir,
Mr. U. 1. Wlicovson. oi iinrse i hyb. ivy.. nu
llbn rnatlmnnv. BHVlni?: llfl nosltlvelv UflleV
hat he would have died, had It not been f
Klectrlc Bitters. .
This great remeoy win wiruon, na weuascui
ill Malarial Diseases, and for all Kidney, l.lvr
inrt Hininach Disorders Btands uneaualed. 1 rli
50 cents and 81 at HEHElt'r) drugstore.
The average college oarsman is n
chicken; no, not when he is In his shell.
IS CONSUMPTION INCUHA1JI.ET
Head the following: Mr. 0. II. Morns, Nev
ark, Ark., says: "Was down with abscess o
I.ungs, and friends and physicians pronounce!
me an Incurable Consumptive. Began takliu
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, an
now on my third bottle, and able to ovcrseo tli
work an my farm. It Is the finest medicine evci
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Jesse Middleware Decatur, Ohio, saysi ''IIih
it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery f o
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Table luxuries are those things vtlilcl
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-Crusty Be careful, waiter, your
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Forced to Leavo Ttoxne.
Over 60 i iconic were forced to leave the!
homes yesterday to call for a free trial pack
of Lane's Family Medicine. If yom
blood Is bad, your liyer and kidneys out ol
order, ll you are conslipatcii ana naye neau
licha and an nnsiffhtlv complexion, don't fal
to call on anv druecist to-day lor a jree
K.omple ol this grand remeuy. ipe iuue
praise it. Everyone likes it. .Largs sizti
package CO cents.
"I will toss coppers with yon," re
marked one steer to another as they madt
for a couple of policemen.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe
uliar way in which the proprietor
Kenm's Balsam for Couchs and Colds doe
is indeed wonderful. He authorizes al
Irueeists to cive all those who call for it
'ample bottle free, that tliey may try it be
lore purcna8ing. me large uuuies uro ou,
ind Xl.UU. We certainly would advise
trial. It may save you from consumption
He (fondling her hand) Your lilt!
hand Is never chapped, Is it? Slie(cojly)
No; I wish it might be. And then In
popped.
Heart Disease.
If you net s1 ort of breath, have flutter
imr, pain in side, faint or hungry spells
wnllen ankles, etc., you have heart dueusi
and don't full to take Dr. Miles' New Cure
Sold at Biery or Thomas' drug stores.
Cuvler thinks it probable that whales
sometimes live 1000 years.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is a purely vegetabh
preparation, being free from injurious in-
Krcdlcnts. It is peculiar in its curatiyt
power.
Tbe town oi Klklus, WIYa., had no
existence last spring. Itls now a thriving
place.
Why Should I
Not li aye confidence in that which has done
me a world of good? If you had suffered
years with llvei complaint and got cured bv
using Sulphur Bitters, would not you too
have confidence in them? J. R. Nash,
Hotel Winthrop, Boston. .
The largest ouraug-outang yet shot in
the island of Borneotood four feeUand
ten inches high. Tho average is about foui
feet and six inches.
Nothing in the Wide World so Good.
I was afflicted with kidney disease. Dr.
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Rondo if,
N. Y. I say it witli a perfect recollection
f all that was done for me besides, is the
only thing that gave me permanent relief.
1 have recommended thismedi 'iictomanv
leople fur kidney disease and they all igrce
in sa lug tl at it has not its equal in the
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Crawford, Druggist, Springfield, Mass,
Seventy thousand "phonograph dolls"
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Mr. W. R. (iraves. of-Wetheredvlll. Md
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sure our.
Tvelve hundred years ago kerosene
was known to the Japanese, but the
method of refining It so as to be available
for domestic use Is only a dozen ysars old.
A New York city man proposes to re
vive' tbe ancient spun of falconry al his
country seat In New Jersey, and has gone
to Europe to secure the birds and trainer.
The breath of a ehronlo catarrh patient ll
often io oflemlve tliat he becomes an object ol
dliKuit. Alter a time uleeratlon sets In, the
tpongy Donei are atucKed ana frequently in
titely destroyed. A constant touree of dlionm
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Into tbe throat, sometimes producing Inveteiate
bronchitis, which Inlu turn has been the eicll-
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pan properly uciig-naio ciyi ureaia jjaimas
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In Suwanee county, Fla recently, a
minister oi a certain denomination was
converted through the pleaching of a roln-
i. lerof a different denomInatIoa,nd all
the members of the converted minister's
church changed tbelr faith and followed
their old shepherd.
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Somebody has well tali: Anxiety is the
poison of human life.
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hotr eaaaed. slelda instant
cinaipropertieaof tbe 11 e Fleeter.
The eerta are wondrrfullT etronirihmA lf allrMl
and reetored t health and Tlffor.
UOI I'LAsTfcltS never biru or In It ate. Aw
Dead by thouaaada ol people Id every walk of UXo.
alwayi with lacoeaa and MtuaiAUoc.
roVJt ATTBKTIOX-Utui let any dealer
fool yuu into UkinsT a sabtrfituttj or liuitaUoa All
genalae Utp i'lajstars show the proprietor tignatare.
HOPPLATCRCO .PROpniCTons.DOSTON
Avout ttutionca Jfiturt unj ccimn tcAen you tiiy.
I'JIlLADKi.l'HIA.l'A. kabe at un e, no uperatioa
orloasiif ttuiafruui lmlutj. C'ei priKiuuitced lu-
ireive ay uuiers A.aeu. oeuu iur t in-uiu.
CURE GUARANTEED.
auyii r rut).
O01o lioui a 0 to x
DISEASES OF MEN ONLY
IUeo4eaa,Dleae of Kt
oaaa. ekiteet, N ei iua lie tli Lxmt Maub. r
ffuteof JErrori Youth areiMM4iU and perruatMatLr
BULL'S
BABY SYRUP
BULL'S
SYRUP
Mil ES .drttP
SV ' " . A ''A.
IsSl,-
,i CI Miieo! itmrs
Hop Plasters
Lew Wallace says tbe seana that
moved him most In writing "Dee Hur"
was the one representing the hero sleep
ing on the steps when his mother and
sister, after their release from the dun
geon, drew near and recognised him, and
yet dared not approach nearer.
W. B. Gilbert, the librettist, does not
care for society, but is much sought after
In London. His .conversation is "Oll
bertlan." Ho is not only funny profes
sionally but socially. His conversation
has the same whimsical flavor whloh has
made his poems and operas popular.
Joseph Pulitzer is about to start from
Paris upon a tour around tho world, ao
companied by invited guests. Mr. Pulit
zer goes by way of the Suez canal, India
and Japan. Advices from him aro to the
effect that his health is better than at
any previous tlmo in tho last two years.
Qen. Boulonger lives a curious lifo on
the Island of Jersey. Ho spends his time
in reading history and talking politics to
his followers. He smokes a vast number
of cigarettes, and seems incllnod to dis
obey tho commands of tits physicians re
garding wine, lie is punctilious as re
gards his dress, and always dona an even
ing suit for dinner.
For fifty-five years Christian Fegley,
ot Shamokin, has worked in the coal
mines of Pennsylvania. He is the oldest
miner in tho state, but he does not look
it. Although silver locks adorn his head,
his eyes are keen, his carriage erect, and
his arms are brawny. The averago age
of a miner is 45 years, yet this man is as
hale and hearty as a miner at 40. lie
was born In 1833, and entered tbe mines
at the ago of 12. w
RICH IN YEARS.
frfl. Shawbocozle. wife of th& chief of
tha Chippewa Indians, is over 100 'years
01a.
A woman who worked in Gen. Knox's
family still lives in Mains at the age
of 08.
James MoMlllen, of Bardwell, Ky., is
said to haye documentary evidence that
lie is 110 years of age.
Ex-United States Treasurer Spinner is
engaged upon a book on American
linance. He Is 83 years old.
The Greek patriarch of Alexandria,
Mgr. Sophronius, is 00 years old, and has
been a priest for seventy years.
Mrs. Partridge, of Monticello, Flo.,
celebrated her eighty-second birthday
anniversary by writing, without spec
tacles, a letter to a younger sister.
Sir Proyo Wallace, the oldest admiral
in England, is now 08 years of ago. lie
was in the fight in 1813 between the Shan
non and Chesapeake, but never com
manded a steam yessel.
A centenarian, known as "Grandma
Brown," living at Winsted, Conn., who
has hitherto boasted of perfect health
fell out the back door of her home re
cently and fractured her collar bone.
Samuel, Wildrick, Of Stoddartsville,
Pa., aged 07 years, walked to Wilkes-
barre, over twenty miles, to visit a man.
Mr. Wtldriok is the father of twenty-
eight children. A few weeks ago -ho cut
twd new teeth.
According to The Boston Transcript,
the last of the old stage drivers who
took their stages over the famous old
route between Lancaster, N. H., and
Portland, Me., is S. J. Seavey, who is a
hue, hearty man yet.
An individual, who was a clerk in the
India house with Charles Lamb and John
Stuart Mills, has just died at Ventnor,
England, after having enjoyed a bond'
some pension for fifty-four years. He
had been allowed to retire, "in conse
quence of broken health," in 1835,
NOVELTIES IN JEWELS.
Numbered among the fanciful hairpin
devices is a blue tinted moonstone, set
in a diamond ahaped frame of rubies.
iowlors celebrated Knglish crape
stone jewelry continues to maintain its
long lead over all others for mourning
wear.
A dull gold nail, twisted and retwisted
through a diamond and sapphire horse
Bhoe, composes a brooch that is receiving
praise.
Pretty little scarfplns come as filigree
cold circles, edged with gold pins driven
half way through, forming a railing
around.
Tho fanflT nf f Via firrnr la ft, nalr of ftflr
fin it. fiaVitnT, ml aa rtliff In tha nlrl.tlmn
willow pattern in enamel, with diamond
borders.
A hairpin top recently seen took the
form of a tiny tree, represented by lioss,
sparkling with tiny stones scattered all
over it.
A miniature gold drum, with crystal
top, ornamented with gold wires cross
ing in every direction, comprises a
charming queen chain pendant.
Blnce xooS eighty-two miles or srrceui
have been built, paved and drained in
Rome, at a cost of (80,000,000, and S.OM
houses erected in large, modern bloci.
where old quarters formerly stood, ana
five new bridges thrown across tbe
Tiber.
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.
In lockets a quaint idea is an .enameled
hand satchel.
Ono of the latest fada in scarf pins is a
pear shaped pearl.
Cuff buttons are issuing in enamel and
painted to represent porcelain.
With tho approaching holidays initial
jewelry is bound to be in demand.
Tiny miniatures in triangular frames
compose much admired scarf pins.
Twisted wire rings with knotted cen
ters are a whim that exists at present
Queen chain pendants are in the mar
ket, fashioned as walnuts in beaten gold.
A tasty ring setting is a semicircle of
diamonds and sapphires abov a rare
catseye.
A plain Roman bar running through
three gold circles is a hairpin top that Is
popular.
A very beautiful shell hairpin has
crown of Bohemian garnets set in fili
gree gold. ,r
Effective as a lacepln is a plain bar,
on which is a wavy ribbon of diamonds
and rubies.
A favorite ring setting is composed ot
three opals set between a sapphire, dia
mond and ruby.
A delightful llttls chatelalns adjunct
is a diminutive mail pouch in oxidized
silver for stamps.
The Or QeU Tired Yawning;,
SetmlDglr, ftr oertaln wretobBj lnTlfU wjio
toddle feebly along i tbougb alwayi looking-a,
If they irer going to die, lut omitting to do It.
They dry op, w.tfu r, dwindle away finally, bat
in tho mi- .ntlme never baring robust hoa 1th,
know Di thlng ol tb pbyeloal enjoyment, the
zeetortbat axliUne to whleb tbey ellnirwlth
neb remarkable tenaolty. Ther are alwuyi
to be foond trying to mend b tinkering at them
telreiwlth lome traiby remedy, tenlo or "plcki
mo up" to give a fillip to digestion, or "help tbe
liver." It lueb mligulded folk would resort
and adhere to IlosUtter'i Btomaeb Hitter it
would be well with tbem. Tbl superb tnrig
oient supplies the stamina tbattb leeble re
quire, by rwrmauently relnfortUn digestion and
aaslmlletloo. It OTr(mes otrvtiulness. In.
omnia, maUrla, kidney complaints, hllluuinsss
wsllpatlea, tttiimusai s4 eor!g4e,
AT YOUR SERVICE
With the best line of Over
coat in Philadelphia for
Men,Youths and Children.
No matter what kind of an
Overcoat you want you will
'find it hore made in our
woll'known reliable way,
at the lowest prices.
A. O.Yates & Co.,
LRDQER BUILDING,
Sixth and Chestnut. Philadelphia,
KSOPPOSITE L.
BANK STREET, -
Has just opened an entire new line of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprising all thp verv latest stvles in WhifcA
teens, Prints, Ginghams,
s aacy wiess .cameras oi
nig iuw prices.
Groceries, Provisions, Crockerywaro,GlSswa;r.fc
N ood and Willow ware of the best makes at low, figures
Cloths Cassimers. Hats. Bnots. Ph
inade Clothing in great variety and at prices with ifc he read,
nf all purchasers prices fullv as low us the same ironns Mn k
nought for at any other general
Carpets, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in grear
variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices.
Best quality of Flour and Feed at prices lully as low as tlu
arae articles can be purchased elsewhere.
A cur load of coarse salt has just been received the price
v been marked down to the verv lowest notr.h.
All Roods of the verv best oualitv and are bninrr Rnlrl nt. mi s
qually as low as the same goods
n mis section, uau ana oe convinced. .Respectfully,
Juy 823-71 LULQS REIPEL.
BRIGG'B
-FOR-
IN ITS
NERVOUS. BILLIOUS, OE CONGESTIVE FORMS.
This Remedy is tho prescription of one of the Icadlnc physicians of Paris. France
.nfi 1VA.11ftiVi llV lilm with linnnrallalnd mmnnta frr- iwcw tlilPr aAAkn .1 j' . i
to thft Ptlhlfp ft ft nrnnr f nrir hiriitf In In
Into almost every country on the face of the
.m.wua.uv w pujDiLiuuo. xixcuirti
u bucu tiuiiuni tun y en Liuiia auu uuer lueir omciai cnemisis nave anahzed It and
tound that It contained no opiates, bromides, or other harmful ingredients, quietly
Tbl Is to cerlily that I havo used for Kme menths wltb much Batisraction, the combination
f remedies, for Heanoche, kDown as Bribe's Ileadnche Trwhoa. The' rcmedv cures mora head.
eehfs especially euch as eUecl Nervou Women
41. lm . . ttt - - I Milt I. A ... . . ... ..11.
inioiTiiiHtuw ym wiuo mrouD ui vmkiu;
uble, I shall leel that I haye done them a
PBICB, 25
Bold by all Druggists, or sent
ELIZABETH, J.
AncuM SI. '69.
Near Phllade
School Opens
YeBrlr IJxpo
QnarteTlr l'nrm'ti
ScLo.l. for Writ I'oirtt or AnnanuHt Adnncad clusei In
Aamltt KD'i ClU!fl vrainnv tnn anrl Iwm imUm.. A
CItU Knrlneerin&r. Ctutit s, Muhcnuttcs. etc
board tvitii the tVlncl-tit r-h.
athletics, etc Gjrmnuium Strt..I pp-sftunituMf r aist itknu t la r r.l4dir rirti tut'iti'Mr mtitf rwui it f 1.J.-1
Ytrdboft Ptmn or m ry teltci iht itodlei. r Biwijm- Oltvf Ir(ni .r I ,al C.r. nj1it(ni;
court. "hslrl lnd Cheoi. a! l-aN-rnorj- i'f. ikl ine l)?,rttnrHt vii'i I Irt"t4'f. Shnr. 'n-l i -pAr,upff
etc. tftc. More fully iupjil-' il ai hTb (Iiai anr tithr t nllee ftintii! hc i '.led'.' rrtjf ttfrni hoik?
comfort, the l!t education. ai.ails tKttriinii.)f. I hid j-ru emi' veo cttvn. . Meiiin tln fn '.4v,wm Nw
l2illf,.Jted.ctl?n; ,enl fr'e 10 " WI nil.N C illOU I LIUut. iE.AK . rMd f.i'uKj. -ntii.ljrt
d I'ropHet&r. Mtdia, Ctr uUn at ibu oAv
rOOITIS 1'fflT Inom hit 1 il ilMm tclUt.tt ...I lm
TOACQUAINTED WITH TUB OBOOHAPHT OF THE COCTNTRT, WILL OBTAIN
UUOH VALT7ABLB mrOKMATIOW TBOM A STUDY 07 THIS MA? OF
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISUNB ft PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Including main line, brancbss and extension Zaet amd West of the
Missouri Elver. Tho Direct Route to trad from Chicago, Jollet, Otta-sru,
Pooria, La Salle. Mollne, Eoclc Island, in ILLINOIS-Darenlport, Muscatine.
Ottumwa, Oskalooao, Deo Uolneo.Wlnterset, Audubonjlarlan.and Oonnoll
Bluffs, in IOWA-Minneapolls and at. Paul, in MINNESOTA VTatertown
ond Sioux Palls, in DAKOTA Cameron, Bt. Joseph, and Eansas City, la
MISSOUBI Omutia, Falrbury, and Kelson, In NEBRASKA Horton. Topeka.
Hutchinson, Wiohlta, Bellavillo, Abilere, Caldwell, in KANSAS Poad
Creek, Klnshor, Port Eono, in tho INDIAN TERRITORY and Colorado
Springe, Denver, Pueblo, in COLORADO. 1TREU Recllnlnrr Chair Caro t
and from Chicago, Caldwell, Hutohlnoon, ond Dodgo City, suid Palace Sleep
ing Care between Chicago, Wichita, and Hutchinson. Trayeraes new and
vast areas of rich forming and grazing lands, affording the beet faollltles
of intercommunication to all towns and cities east and west, northwest
and southwest of Chicago, and Poclflo and transoceanic Seaports.
MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS,
Leading all competitors In splendor of equipment, cool, well ventilated, and
froo from dust. Through Coaches, Pullman Sleepers, FREW Reclining
Chair Cars, and (oast of Missouri River) Dtnlncr-Cara Dolly between Chicago,
Sea Molnas, Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Free Reclining Chair Oar to
orth Platte, Nob-, and between Chicago and Colorado Springs, Denver,
and Pueblo, via St. Joseph, or Kansas City and Topeka. Splendid Dining
Hotels (furnishing meale at HMonableowsl west or Missouri River.
California Excursions daily, with OHOIOB OP RO0T15S to and from Bait
Lake. Ogden, Portland, Los Asgoles, and San Franolsoo. The DIRECT
LINE to and from Pike's Peak, Manltau, Qarden of the Gods, tho Sanitari
ums, and Scenio Orandours of Colorado.
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
Solid Krpresa Trains daily between Chlpago and Minneapolis and St Paul,
with THROUGH Reollnlnjr Choir Cars (FRBE) to and from thoso points ana
Kansas City. Through Chair Car and Sleeper bstween Peoria, Spirit Lake,
and Sioux Falls, via Rook Island. The Favorite Lino to Pipestone, Water
town, Sioux Falls, and the Summer Resorts and Hunting and Fishing
Orounds of the Northwest.
THE SHORT LTNB VIA SBNBCA AND KANKAKKB offers facilities to
travel between Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lafayette, and Council Bluffs, St.
Joaeph.Atahlapn, Leavenworth, Sanaaa City, Minneapolis, and St, Paul.
For Tiokets, Maps, Folders, or desired Information, apply to any Ticket
Office in the united States or Canada, or address
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
0arl OKIOAQO, IX I Oet'l Ticket ft Pa. Agist
$ 1 .
rod LO
& S. DEPOT,-Ssjr
- LEHIGHT0N, Pa
Marseilles, Seersuckers' and
me very oest qualities at exceed
store in this vicinity.
can bought at any general stoie
1C7Q anr nmnn tl.n t(. t e j i.
globe, and become a favorite remedy will
outicnco uavu uisgusseu us uiarvctous sue
TESTIMONAL.
L. R. BUCWN, M. D.
23 West Jersey St..
Elizabbth, N. J., Juno 28, 1889
than nylhlnalam acquainted with, and if
1 . r ,, 1 r . ... . .
H ina lavoraoie attention- oi suuererB Irom that
service. L. K. BBOWN, M. D.
CBISTTS.
by Mail on reooipt of Prioo,
fbyihi. ChcmU.rr' Snrvevlrs. Vlci'i- it -r if
V.. t. n.t... . tV
O... I . . I. . . . ... . 1 "il 1, .
is the price of the Advo
cate lor 52 weeks
CAUTION g
I IonktM.n niuno bb
m tr BiMnntMl tin Mi
boHom.
If tho dmr eaatiiH "Pptr Xoxi
et to factory bioi1ok Tmm
ad dlr
SHOE
FOR
CENTLEMIM.
Fine Calf. ITenTv I..rd ilr.Iti ted CriA
moor Wnterproon
iicHtin me worm, Ezsmme di
SS.00 OENIUNF. IIAND-HKWKD HHOB.
4.00 IIANl)-HlWI-.l W1CI.T HIIOI.
SI3.80 I'OI.lCi: AND KAllMKllB' KUOBt
HZ.BO KXTIIA VAI.tlK VA1.Y MIIOR.
B3.S5 A S3 WOHKINOMKN'S BUflKB.
B3.00 nnd HI, in I1)VB' HCIIOOL BUOM.
All made in CoDmu, Dutton asd Lace.
$3&$2 SHOES ladsSb.
1.78 HHOK FOR MISSEB.
Bet MaUrlal.lJt Stylf. Best ritHaj.
TV. L. UougUa, Brockton, Mass. tAi tr
Adam Mahrkam &on, Agenta,
UtBORWl
4-6Yrr,vve,,
Sold bydruggistS
ALSO
PEKnLiss nnojfZE paints -a cion,
rEKIiLKSS I.AIINDBT Ill.UINO.
PEEKLES8 ISK POlVPEnS-S Kinds 1 Man.
PKKHUJiS NHOK AND HARNESS 1)01X8110.
PEERLESS tuu DIES-S CoUrs.
QFavoriteSiDgfli
Sewing Machine.
HIGH AEM $25.00.
Each Machine has a. drop leaf.
fancy cover, two large drawers,
with nickel rings, and a full set
of Attachments, equal to anv Sin.
rer Machine told from $40 te
$60 by Canvassers. A trial in your home be
fore payment is asked. Buy direct'of the Manu
facturers and save agents' profits besides getting
certificates of warrantee for five years. Send for
testimonials to Co-operalivs SbwIrq Machlo
Co., 269 S. 1 1 tli St, Philadelphia, Fa.
c
ATARRH
WehaTe a remedy that will CURE CATARRH.
onnunuiTlc nA ACTMM1 fhir f.lih it a
trrflnir that we will send treatment on trial.
Send for Treatise and full particulars. Address,
The Hall Chemical Co., 3860 Falrmoant Ay., Phlli., Pa
or Falling Sictnss
CAN bo CURED. '
n.tl a lirn TRIAL. EC) T VLB;
.1 . nn Vnll.mv. DON'T
SUFFER ANY LONQERI GlrePostOJ-
Address, THE HALL CHEMICAL CO.,
j!6o Fairmouni Avenue, Philadelphia, ra.
Prof- Lossette's
DISCOVERY AND TRAIHJfiG METHOD
In spit ol adnltxr.ted ImlteUoni We,h ,mls Sh
theurr, end praoUcil reaaltji of tue OrlKlml, In ?'
the itroMetf olreiimntti,!i U eiinone wonl.1
eomp tltore, endlneplUof Miew!teiJPt4torb"hta
olthelniltoflilslitwrMsIl ohioh UwonntnX" . thy
Dndoultd superiority und popularity ol ni teacliJp).
Prof. L.iisetlo'i Art rl Neter ioretHti is rlea
ttvday in both lIniirbo JU merLiox an Kppcfcia
Memory Oultnre. .Vt Pr, rpool.ierwntiiottri)iTe
opinions ol people In ail rmrti "t Hie KM" hciliareMt.
nslly studied hie Erelnni be e itrmipnnileooc, shjmtB
thet his Srsteni Is tw-l nnh wM" teiitffhulted.nii
afterwards; thttnnv - KnnfUtuiud'rnanni
readtm.rxUd-fKtniirriw irM, &e. I'orPrcepeeto
ITjneendTluitim'iBiii'n r ldr ' . .
Bps?. AVWiamTJi, 28T i7ifth Aven,H.
13 WEEKS.
The rOLICE GAZETTE will be nulled
ecurely wrapped, to any address in Ihe Unl,
ed States for three month on recelct of
One Dollar.
Meral dUoount allowed to postmaster
,aftbaentsndclnl)8. Sample cople mailed Ireo
eJiHlAUIlsonjera 10 ji;iiaiuj a., tui
iUyUM)
FlUmatlN BgoABS.
v.
bly's Catarrh
Cream - Bali
Cleanse tue
Nasal Passages,
Allays Pain ana
Inflammation
Real the lore
Restore the
Bins of Taste and
Smell.
TRY THE CUBE "FEVER
A particle Is unnlled Into each nostril and la
agreeable. I'rlce 10 cent at drugglsta ; 6 y uiallj
reslstered, cocts.
ELY WIDTH KRS, 68 Warren St., New York,
august IV, 1880
For t880,
Borne people agree with Tub Sun's opinion
about men and things, and some people don'tj
but ever) body like to get bold of the newspaper
which Is never dull ami never alrd to speak
Its mind. - -,-t
Democrats ktienc fytjffimi$ yjstr Tub
8uk lias JoiiKlit In tlfcty); IlnefSi' De'mocratle
principles, never Wffterlng or wken!lifr lu it
loyalty to the true Interests of the party It letr.
with fearlees lntelllgenee and disinterested rig
or. At time nplnluns have differed aa,to th
best means of accomplishing Hi common pun
pose; It Is not the sun s laiilt lilt lias teen fur
ther Into the millstone.
Rlghteeu hundred and ninety I the year that
Will probably determine the renub ots-lb.
dentlai election of ism, and wrhaiJ tuollort'ine
pf the Democr.toy (or the rt of the century
Victory In 1W a duty, and the beglnplng ei
IKO Is tbe beet time to start out in eoinany with
Til Hun,
ally, per month ,. ,m
'xttlr. per year , ., e.o
lundav. nar vaar no
Dally anilBtMwlajr.iieir jwr con
l)allV and nillv. ixrfnooth o.T
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fllf circulntion is growing
becauge e furnish
J the lutoit local news in the
. nt etvlcf. SeMjji is,
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