WnH
IsfeTesHsHasHsssHtl
,11 l IIM MBKBgaaWSMBBgBl
Ftsviieians'IproserlpiloBi Mrs felled to reaek
nenr oimi of rhaameusm kaowa to bavs bees
tnbeaunll wMttf BalvAtlen. OH. That li
the reason tfhy tSe, PPI teloe Ijpractloaljy
onanImoDirat.Ha lavot. Que bottlsli. nnrtllj
sumeient.
Be wise teuweleridlnrorere Or. toll's. Oomh
Syrup which always cures oous-na ana coiai.i
trereats ooninmpllon. Price Sfl bottle.
hi and eoldi,end
' 1 -
Tw&Ilaitlan climbers of Mt Ararat found
In perfect preserratlpna minimum thcrmoni
eler. which tm left there last year. It reg
htered fifty degree below zero
In Hew York It proposed to ame nd the
J art law bo at to exempt 'neirsaper man
from Jury sevlce, The theory Is that they
all know two much to ba competent Jury
men.
Florida I provldei that theia shall be
tome space between drinks. Saloons In
thatlstate are not) allowed to be closer to
each other than 200 feet.
" ft nnia Should ItaTfl It.
It Is not always convenient to call a physlolan
lor every nine uuncoh uktiuk wt w w
In the bouse you hare a Physician always at
hands It kills Rheumatism, fieuralgla. Burns,
Brulses:and ill Aches and Pains. Price Mcts.
There are few things In llfe.ot which we maj
be certain, but thlsTs one of them, Pan-Tlua
uouguanu uuiiauiuiiuuu viuv .
Colds? Coughs and Consumption. Trice 25 and
A. man at Memphis, dlstrestad by pover-
ty, committed suicide, a Wealth never does.
that way. It la self-complacent.
ShUoh'a Consumption Cure.
This Is beyond question the most success
n....k YA.1.Mtntt li n tn oenr nlrl I
few doses Invariably euro the worst cases
of cough, croup, and Bronchitis, while It's
wonderful success In tho turd Of Consump
tion Is without a parallel In the history of
.n ht..A taftfn ! trt. illimtriw It haft
been sold on a guarantee, a test which no
otner meuicinecsu diibuu. ai yuw ua n
cough we earnestly ask you to try It.
Tl.iT. in .on,. Kn fontu and ttl.m. II
your luncs are sore, chest or back lame,
use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold at
Blerj's or Thomas' drug stores.
Know thyself. If you can't get the re
quisite Information, run for office.
Something for the Maw Tear.
The world renowned success of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, an'd their continued popularity
for over a third ol a century as a stomachic. Is
scarcely more wonderful than the welcome that
greets the annual appearance ot Hostetter's
Almanac. This valuable medical treatise Is
Iubllsbed by the Hostetter Company, Pittsburg,
&., under their own Immediate supervision,
rranlnvlntr CO hands In that denartmeut. They
ira ninnlntr nhruit 11 mnnths In the Year on this
workvand. the issue of same fprTWl will be
more tnan ten millions, pnnieu in mo auguso,
German, French, Welsh. Norwegian, Swedish,
Holland,' Bohemian .and Spanish languages,
liefer to a copy of It for valuable and Interest
ing reading concerning health, and numerous
testimonials as to the efficacy of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, amusement, varied Informa-
tinn. uatrnnnmtral calculations and chronoloffl-
cal Items, &o., which can bo depended on for
correctness. The Almanac for 1W , can be ob
tained free' dteoit, from druggists and general
country neaiers in su pans oi me country.
It Is natural tbat In times ot excitement
a mail's head should spin, for His the top
ot bis body.
The tfiost obstinate cases of catarrh are
cured Jfy the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the
only a&rceable remeey. It Is cot a liqud.
mhMIT I- aid!!. nnnllA nln th A nrVitrilis
111 DUHU. AO kWHJ i i AUVW ...W
4rir,Vorcold In the head it is magical. It
gives) relief at onco. Price 60c
A Venerable Sinner Venus "0ow
steadily .the earth jogs along. Mars Yes,
but just look at the moon full as a goat I"
Hold It to the light.
The man who tells you confidentially lust
what will cure your cold Is prescribing Kemp's
Balsam this year. In the preparation ot tills
remarkable medicine for coughs and colds no
expense is sparca to, cprnDine oniy me pest ana
DurtsS incTedleuts. Hold a botlla of Kemn's
Balsam to the-light and look through It; notice
the bright, clear look: then compare with otber
remedies. Large bottles at all druggists, to
cents auu ft. oampie uoiue iroe.
It Belonged to Him. Bstber to stranger
Tour bead Is ver dirty, sir. Stranger
It's none of your darn buslnas If It Is.
A Tremendous Sensation.
The burning ot a Mississippi Elver Steamboat
causes consiaeraoie excitement in new urieans.
Just think ot the astonishment which Dr. Lee'f
liver Begulator.bas caused by. curing dyspepsia
biliousness, indigestion and constipation. Don't
lau w try iw xnai uoiucs ireo.
When people' sutler pain, tbey want to be
curedf and quickly, too. ' Nothing oquals Bed
Flag Oil tor all pain. Price 25 cents.
There are 13,000 kinds of postage
stamps.
Kpoeh.
The transition from lonir. llnierlnsr and cats.
ful dekneis to robust health marks an epoch In
ths lire of th Individual. Soch a remarkable
erent Is treasured in the memory and the agenoy
whereby the Kood health ,dss .been attained 1
Eraioinuy oiessea. uenee it is mat so jnucn is
eard in Dralse of Elsstrle Bitters. So manv
feel tbey owe their restoration to health, to the
um i iu uraat AiierauTS i.ni lonio. 11 yi
ar trovaied wits any disease or kidneys, liver
r stomach, .of long or short standing you will
sorely nod' relief ov use of 'Klecttle Bitters.
Sold at, Mo. and 1.00 per bottle at BEBKB'S
One ef the sights lh New York now Is
sponge eight ftet wide.
Bncfclcn's Arnica Salve.
The BEST Salve In the world for cuts, b ruses,
tuics, uiccrs, salt rueum, xerer sores, tetter,
cbapped bands, chilblains corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay
required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satis
taction, or money refunded. Price 29 centsper
uox. rorsaia oy rutumi uruggui.
The new King of Portugal has curly hair
and a very pretty mustache.
What Is the Use
Of buvinir -worthless medicines, and snend.
ing money on auace doctors whose onlr
idea is to gull the public? Is it not better
to our reliable medicine Itte Hulnhur Bit
tersT I think so. aa ther cured me of ca
tarrh after suffering three years. P. P,
oiarc, mancneeter.
Ohauncey M. Cepew has Ulented heels
He Is said to be a graceful dancer.
"I use Ayers Cherry Pectorlal freelv I
my practice, and recommended in it cases
of Whooping Cough among children, hav
Ing found it more certain to cure thai
troublesome disease than any other medi
cine I know of," So says Dr. Bartlett, of
Concord, Mass.
Rider Haggard.will go to Athena Instead
of Persia. A Greek story will be the re
sult.
A Fortunate Woman.
Mrs. Mary L. Baker, of Ovid. Mich.,
uu reasun to do very tnancmi, tine was a
;rest suuerer from heart disease for years.
Vss fthnrt nf hNntli Y,A l.,,nn.. .
Alter Ukltlg two bottles of Dr. Miles' New
T7- f.. 1 ii t . , . . .
tr. vuio. .uo 7, am pner man
20 years. Mr mind and evesleht hare
proved wonderfully. I advjse all persons
mm auiciea to use xM great remed
T. D. Thomas and W. F.Bierv. drueali
recommends and guarantees it. Dr. Miles'
-wore on xteart Disease, containing marvel
vu k-otiiuvu uusj sroe. .
The total ntimber of letters and tele-
rms received by OTIllsm V. Oladsione
on his eightieth birth lav was 8.000.
One reason why a fat man dosen't catch
eold as easily aa a lean man, Is because he
is so much wrapped op In himself,
An enthusiastic writer i, th.t: t.
Gould's Voice "Is as low and sweet ss Anule
Laurie's was." But Annie peyer had the
grip Jay baa.
The hues' shade In white, is the oyster
I neu. it is a combination of cream, white
and yellow. It Is so delicate that It has
Srebablr not come to stay.
The first railway In the United State
was but two miles leng and was used only
for katdlag stone. The, cars' were drawn
by him The first passenger train In
Asoerieit was ran on the Baltimore & Ohio
Jtsilrotd U IBM.
Tkereafe w ,T,C00.G0O ftU (. the
Men Stutlld Wear CoiaeU. (
It may sound nwfal to nay u. but do ;
you know I think that men ugtt to
Wear eoreete? Not steels, stir whale- I
bones and Bttong lacings and u.l that,
but BometUilig to remind them that nat
ure intended them to stand straight, anil
that they should lay claim to a sugges
tion of a waistline. When a man gets
to bo 80 or a, little more he goes nil to
pieces in looVs, unless ho is made of un
common metal. At 80 ft man is mamea
or givos up tho idea. Whatever his con
dition, his main object in life is to take
comfort. Ho takes comfort.
In a year or two his shoulders, that
wero firm and squaro, take on a pathetic
droop. The coat that was buttoned np
with so much pride and Bhowed off tho
symmetrical back and waist in such flno
lines is apt to swing open, tho smooth
front becomes a wrinkled nonentity, and
that waist line, that was so symmetrical,
is lost in what is called a "stomach." I
know some mon take groat pride in that
comfortable looking stomach. It does
show that life is worth tho living, but it
Also proves that a man is getting on in
years, and each year odds several inches
to tho waist measure, and and it isn't
graceful it it is comfortable.
Mow, a coreet or band, say eight or
ten inches wide, mado with heavy cords
Btltched in solidly to give firmness, in
the front several pieces of silk elastic
tape and tho back provided with buckles
and straps, would not be uncomfortable
to wear and would be a support for the
stomach that cannot stand too much
comfort without a sacrifice of symmetry
and grace. Chicago Herald.
They're IVost Millions.
A thief undiscovered belongs as much
to the outfit of a phenomenally famous
singer as her indispensable rouge pot.
Tho lack of a perfect abapo does not sig
nify, but the lack of a thief would be
ruin. Adolina Patti has been robbed by
night and by day, in Europe and Amer
ica, on shore and at sea, in hotels and on
railway trains. Carlotta Patti and Chris
tine Nllsson and but why mention
names.
An incredible amount of diamonds
and jewels havo disappeared in this way
without over turning up again. But the
lady artists are forgiving. They do not
prosecute the thieves. They do not go
to tho police. They do not offer rewards,
Perimpo they know that the gold in their
throats can easily be, coined, and that
their rippling notes can soon bo changed
Into rows of pearls. They aro easy go
ing and soon forget their loss. A royal
present to a lady artist which does not
got stolen has missed its object, and
cases have indeed occurred where pres
ents which were never given were stolen,
Pali Hall Uazetto,
Double Sashes for Railway Cars.
In consequence of the decided addition
to the comfort of travelers of double
sashes in passenger cars by reason of the
Sevention of the admission of cold air
winter and dust in summer several
railway companies have decided to use
double windows altogether in the future,
and this conclusion has probably been
hastened by the fact that many of their
best day coaches and chair cars rival
special cars in the richness of their
plushes and interior decorations, and
they cannot afford to havo such fittings
rapidly destroyed by tho dust.
The comparative ease with which a
car fitted with double windows can be
heated in winter is also a consideration,
They not only prevent cold air leaking
in where it is not wanted, but they also
interpose a layer of comparatively still
air between the warm air in the car and
the cold atmosphere outside, thereby
preventing tho loss of considerable heat
by conduction and convection. New
Orleans Picayune.
A Dentist's Wages,
Dr. Anderson, the Fifth avenue den
tist, who plugs up tho molars of the
Four Hundred, says that ho has mode
$500 in a day, but only once. A lady
came to hira who wanted diamonds put
in a gold filling of her front teeth, "It
was evident," said Dr. Anderson, "that
sne had lust come into her inheritance,
Sho seemed so anxious to snend monev.
I didn't approve of the diamonds, and
told her so, but she would havo them.
and I humored her to such an extent
that my day's work netted mo S500.
What do I make ordinarily? Well, I
charge $20 an hour, and I rarely work
more than five hours. People don't care
to come before 10 in the momlncr. and
lato in the afternoon the light is not
good. One hundred dollars a day is
about the extent of what a dentist can
make, and it is the most exacting of all
vto professions," Dew York Press.
A Salamander Clock.
That a clock would continue to run in
the midst of roaring flames for any
length ot time few people would be
lieve, yet that such was the case in the
fire which destroyed the Sycaway villa
near iToy nos been proved conclusively.
From the rains of the building was
taken a small calendar clock. The
hands had stopped at 11:40 o'clock, or
nearly an hour and a half after the nro
broke out The calendar dial showed
the hand at Sunday, The dock was de
stroyed by tho heat and flames beyond
all hope of repair. It must have con
tinned to run long after the villa was a
blackened ruin. It was found in the
center of a pile of debns. Albany Ex-
pro
Francis Wilson's Success.
To what do I attribute my success in
bnrteequo opera? Well, I imagine that
it is crindDally due to the manner in
which I work. I like the stage and love
to act. From tho moment I appear I
enter with zest into the fun of the per
formance, and the humor is all from the
heart. And what comes from the heart
Is always convindng. Frands Wilson
In Kate Field's Washington.
A ConTentent Taper Pad Holder,
Every member of the noble army of
scriveners should feel grateful for a new
paper pad holder which has recently
come out at London. The holder is a
square of wood, with a raised flat bor
der on the left side and across the bot
tom! the pad of paper fits into the angle,
and the whole block can thus be held
with the greatest possible ease in the
left hand, in any position most conven
ient to the writer
The underneai part of the paper pad
is a sheet of thick blotting paper, and as
each sheet is torn off when covered it
can be thrust in between the holder and
pad, not only without fear of blotting,
but also thereby helping to maintain
the pad at the same level to the end. To
those who love to scribble their lucu
brations on their knee, in bed or any
where, in fact, except at a desk, an in
Tention like this paper pad and holder
will come as a most decided boon and
blessing. Now York Journal.
The cost of the itencn reroiunona v
the French government of today is re
corded In this little list of pensioned per
sons and families: Senators of the em-
rrirfl Aft (Wl franr! In AnnunnanMi nt
Vienna, peace, 3i,2U; men of the times
of Louis XVHI and Charles X, 10,000;
taaOiM of Louis Philippe's time, 41.3S6;
wmaded in Jane, 1813, 184.9TS; persons
of the Second Sea pi re, 188,000; wounded
fat February, 1U3. 16eT,000; viottmaot
Deo. 3, OJBM&t, E&aa goverBtnent has
respected Uta pension obligation of it
BTMicootsof as to ttUs grovriag list, and
fcast PftU if ay ttr with tawtpiaesM re
Cures Liver Complaint, Bilious ASee
I A AMIR A'ute sick
iAAAUUtlHek
A V A ilflD dlness,Costtve-
I A A AUllll ssssaa:
HHHR and till delicate Female Com
plaints. Bold everywhere. l'HceBa cenu.
DREXEimeoin
Fragrant! iSm Lasting!
The Leading Perfume forlheToIletand
Handkerchief.
Sold by all dealers. Price QSots.
Wiesa-Tris IssfiTTi A ssiililll fTt sn sSsssnfrsssssfssFirn eaSess Tien s. Ill Sal
Salvation Oil
ilP Prlet only 35 cts. Soli by altttruggltti.
Will reliove Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Smllings,B.'uisos,Lumbago,Spraint,
Headache, Toothache, Sores, Burns,
Wounds, Cuts, Scaldst Backache,
Frostbites. Chapped Hands and Face,
Gout, or any bodily pain or ailment.
nunutANOrS PLU03, Jht Ortat obaecoAn.
(jt1C.IV tUctt.frkt 10 Ctt. At all angglttt.
Throwing a Switch
Is tough work la stormy weather, tod tho switch
tnan cannot be too well protected If he wishes to
F reserve his health. Erery railroad man's life Is
ull ot hardship and exposure. The onlr garment
that will lully protect the man whose business calls
Mm out in stormy weather Is the " Fuh Brand
Slicker." Ther are li-ht, but itroor ss Iron, hand
made throughout, and good lor years of service.
They are worth ten times their cost, and will tare
yon many a sickness. No other article oi clothinjr
will stand the wear and tear. Rubber la frail, will
rip, tear, and let In the wet. Therefore get the
right sort of coat. The "Fish Brand Slicker "Is
the only one for your purpose. Beware cf worth
less Imitation.- every garment stamped with the
'Fish Brand" Trade Mark. Don't accept aa
Inferior coat when you can have the " Fish Bund
Slicker " delivered without extra cost. Farticulm
and illustrated cataloguo free.
A. J. TOWER, - Boston, Mnas
Tka Slttfit Successful Ret? ly ever tUicor
wrsd, ns It Is certain In It . i(S does not
bllDter. Bad proof belomr;
nRooKL-nr, ConiL llayC.TWt
Da. B. J. KtrjfDALL C m
Mru : -la-t Bummer I etirrtl a f!urhtiTvyt mrhorisi
tfrth yottrodlfbrfttfNl K mMl's hpavln Cure and It
tvej tiiuajtasD Jotjle ftfiavr done. X hare a down
ainpty bit ;!. I axiuf usj it with perfect iaooe&
ou.'lng every thtagltrliHllt on. My neighbor had
a hario w ltu a very bad Spavin that made nlm lame.
He oiked me how to cure It, Z recommended
Ken lr.il'1 S.wvln Cure. He cured the B pa Yin in
juev lurct; ver..s.
Yours respectfully,
Wolcctt WrrrxB-
. Coutkbot, Ohio, April 9X
Da. D. J. RetoalZi Co.i
Dear btrit I havo been selling more of Kendall's
Spavin Curo nnd Flint's Condition Powders tnan
ever before. Ono man said to me. It was the best
tvwaer x ever Kept nna tne dpi; no ever usea.
Kespectfully.
otto I, nomav.
CnrrTEXAjrao, K. Y., May 19, 90.
Dn. li. J. ICemiall Co..
ljtiT furs: I have used several bottles of your
Kflndall'a Spavin Cure with perfect gaouess, on a
valuable and blooded mara that was quite lame
with n Enne Spavin. The mare la now entirely free
aom lamenciis tna bqoitb no ounoa nrt insjotnz.
impectfuuy, F, 1L BurcHim.
enml's mm CUBE.
, Hoitnoet, L&, Mar 8, W.
GtAiiU : I th lute It mr dutv ta renriep tou tnr
th.iulcg for your far famed Ktadall'sBpavLn Cure.
i n id u tuur yvar uiu mijr nuica x pruea very
titeiilv. Khn hail a vorv SAVAro iwnllAn iait. r trtni
aliout eight different lunda of medicines which did
no firM'. I purchased a bottle of y oar Kendall's
opv in vjuid wiutu enrea oer in lour aays. .
1 remain yours,
1UEI05 DOTTDKlf.
rrl"eMrerb-ttle,orMxlottlesfori)5. All drug.
BtEts Lu'oiorcaaeeHt foryou.orltvlUbosnt
to any eddcjss oq receipt of mice by the proprie
tor, II. J. lifJIAi.ij sjij.a
rayvlmrirh Full.,, V . rnont
-Thuutjauila hav oeo pcrmauently cuied by-
riULAl'Ei.rniA.lW. KaeatoDce.nooperatlon
urioM of time from buittnesa. ses pronounced ln
curaWs) by othrs wanted. band for Circular.
CURE UUARANTEED. 0fflIiSurs?.,
Prof. ; ALEXANDER BOUDBOU,
3
I am now Tl yeras of age. Was a student of
aledlelnand ffurReryfnr seven years under the
fHmmu nr. Nelson, and alter ten years' hard
study ana in consultation with. seven of themost
t-muictii. I'lijBii-iniip in me cuy oi ruiioaeipnia
since 1811. 1 liave discovered the cure of rnanr
It can no lonicer be doubted that th nin
be cured; that paralyzed limbs can be restored
w viiihi iiMiumi uw, nuu Keneini aeuiuiv curtd.
Consestlon ,if the brain. aivinlAw ni,a t
stroke ai d the worst cases of rheumatism, sci
atica, liruralitlR. liver complalut. Bright' dls-
mn-w,iiiniiiiijij8, mi, nim oono disease, ca
tarrh, bronchitis, ehrnnti. iltMni,.. .A
called heart disease and dlplnerla. all entirely
cured with pure medicines of ray own preoara
rlon, If used properly as directed. 1
uunuK nine years over JS.OOO persons In this
cltv alone have used these inMiiiln. .m
living witnesses of their worth. All their names
cou vc uuHimra u caning ai me omce and lab
oratory of rrofctjw noudrou, No. im North
Tenth Street. Philadelphia, t wis mysflf In!
lured tn the snlne and nsralvv4 r ...... ......
and prvBflUDced Incurable by seven of the most
now well and healthy, havinn eored myself with
not listen to those nrt,iiA .
ovement lu roedlslue and die, when you can
saved.
lll not go Into practice myseir, being oyer
yejiaof aK-. but will sell my medTe inei ,
"nt Phwielan con nested mtb
tonfenrt t. callfu; at the rsldsns otthe
tViiur one. rome all anaTr. .m k.
health, rnrM by these pure madleloet asd
w www ,.iii,ud, miu iwiete ror venraeivea.
a i and laboratory ones daily frcun ti u
r ss. oii or wi it iAl.EXastDsTii
7 Wkalts1
DEATH DEPOSED
Death etstely came to a young man uni satd.
"UUaou wert dead
TTbat taatterr' The ywics; tnan repUod,
"See tnr younr taida.
Wbos lite were all otae blackness If I died.
Mr land natures me: and the world's self too.
lletiilahs, would miss sorne VUsuc that I cast do.
Then Death la scorn this only said,
"Do dead."
And so he was. And aoon another's bead
Made rich his land.
The sun, too, of three cummers had the nbrht
To bleach the widow's line, light and more light,
Arabs to bridal wtute.
And nothmg seemxl to miss beneath the sun
uis worn undone.
But Death aoon met another man whose eye
was Nature's spy.
Who aaldi 'Tex bear thy too triumphant score.
The weakest born
Of all the sons ot men Is by bit birth
Ilelr ot the Mlgiit KternaJ, and tills Earta
Is sub'fet to him In bis place.
Thou leat'st so trace.
"Thou, the mock Tyrant that men fear and hate,
a rim, flcehlen Tate;
Oold, dark and wormy thins; of lose and tears!
Not In the sepulchera
Thou dweUeet, but In my crlmaon'd heart.
Where while It beata we call thee life. De parti
A name, a shadow, Into any gulf.
Out of this world, which Is not thfate,
Buttnlnei
Or stay I because thou art
Only Myeelf."
William AHlngham In New York Tribune.
Aa Others See TJs.
A lady who prided herself on being
"animated" once asked her maid,
"Maty, how do I look when I am talk
ing?" "Mostly as if you was awful mad,
mum," was the honest reply.
Three gentlemen stood chatting to
gether in a railway station, and one
chanced to notice two-thirds of a cigar-
one lying m weir loot.
"Ah," said he, "tho lady with whom
he had an appointment came sooner than
he expected. He would never hare
lighted It if he had known." -"No,"
said the second, "that Isn't it.
He was only a beginner, and he couldn't
Btand any more of it."
"I think you aro both wrong," put in
tneouier. "He dropped it by accident,
and was too proud to pick it un."
Each one of the three was tmre that
his conjecture was correct, and they
urged their respective views with some
heat and animation. At a short distance
from them stood two boys, one of whom
had been Intently watching the rrrono.
"Bill," said he to his friend, "look at
them three gents fightin' over a bit of
cigarette. The big un found it fust, but
the others were on him afore he could
grab it." youth's Companion.
Coming Modifications In War Tactics.
It is pointed out as one of the conse
quences of the universal introductions
of smokeless powder which is now Immi
nent, that, as soldiers will have to seek
all possible cover, it will be necessary
to multiply the number of orderlies and
messengers, and the commander-in-chief
will have to take his position in the cen
tre of action to watch everything and
to be ready to modify the original plan.
swiftly ir needrui. The chantre from
brilliant uniforms to those of soberer
and safer hues will involve such expense
that it is likely to ba deferred for a
while, but tho glitter of helmets and
bayonets Is now so dangerously visible
that. already the French minister of war
has given orders that in the army of the
renuDiio tcese shall be dulled with
bronre. New Tork Commercial Adver
tiser, ,
Oreat Works of XurotM.
One of themost remarkable works of
the kind constructed In modern times is
tho aoueduct briden of MnMmnn
erected for the purpose of conveying
water from tue river Kure to Versailles.
It consists of three rows of arches, one
above another, and is 200 feet high by
five-aiTtha of n mlln In lonirtli TO,
" . .VHQVH. J. J WM-
duit that supplies Marseilles with the
water of the Durance is about sixty
miles in longth, and one of its aqueduct
bridges is 263 feet high. The length of
wo conauit wmcn d rings water from
Kaisorbrnnn to Vienna is fifty-six and a
half miles, but the tallest of ltd ninnrWt
bridges is only about Ofl feet. The main
Paris aqueduct is a little over 110 miles
song, ana, wun its tra Delator? conduits,
compelled the construction of seventeen
1 1 1 mm ww.
onugea, .flew xorK Lieager.
Remedies for XJrhtntnv 8tnlr-
A sinirtilar Tthenammrm nf Din Unf
iling flash is that its chief effects aro ob-
servaoie only at We points of its en
trance and exit. Thru n fltutn wWd,
tered a school room itrinnwl rmlir
first and last child on the form, those
between escaping unhurt. The most
effective treatment of lameness and other
ailments due to lightning is the applica
tion alternately to the head, trunk and
umDsoi a targe norse&noe magnet. In
case of a quito recent stroke the clothing
should be unfaatMrm). th nMmf 1M
- . - - - - ww j ww jwsivai as flatSjliel
with the head high and quietness and
iresa air snouia De secured. If cos
sciousnesa does not rtnm ttin
should be exposed to a stream of oold
water, rniiaaeipnia Jtresa.
Urn Felt BatVaslaad.
Henry Bomohr, who lives near Butler-
vuio, j sieppea into e. Haider's gro
cery one eveninc boiuHno. nf ili.
supper he had just eaten, but said he
1U1 1 H . . -.
mun i novo eggs,- sone txragnt a dozen
and ate them, and then a half dozen and
ate them, after which he drank a pint of
water and then ate one pound of candy
in all eighteen eggs, one pint of water
and one pound of candy in fifteen min
utes, after which he said he felt very
much refreshed. Cor. Pittsburg Di.
The electrical fofdramAnt
avoiding the pain incident to the extrac
tion of teeth consists of adjustable
prongs, carrying buttons and connected
with an electrical battery. The buttons
are Olaced on the face over tha rprrM
leading from the teeth to the brain, and
a circuit is MUDiianea we moment we
extracting instrument touches the tooth.
Ten years ago $100,000 was an mrusutl
amount for even the wealthy to have In
vested in diamonds, whereas today there
are a number of families wh owning
tuaaaoaoa wj me yaiuo ox fOW,OQQ,
Robbed r its Poetry.
Dr. NachOtral. the celebratarl i.Vi..n
exnlorer. was once the nut o . .t.
Hamburg merchant The merchant's
sua, a jouug man oi somewnat fsenn
mental temperament, said that his dear
est wua was to nae across we desert on
the back of a camel He thought such
a ride must be verr noeiWl trAA
"My dear young friend," replied the
explorer, "I can tell you bow you can
ejus partial iaea or wnat naing a camel
on the desert of Africa is like. Take an
office e tool, screw it up as high as possi
ble, and put it Into a wagon without any
springs; then seat yourself upon the
stool and hara It drlvon
- - - - - - s w v kAAAty f OKI
and rocky ground during the hottest
weawcr or ouiy or August alter you
have had nothing to eat or drink for
twenty-four hours, and then you will
get a faint idea of how delightfully po
etfo it is to ride on a camel la the wilds
of Africa, "London Tit-Bita.
The floating Island in Badawga lain,
in the town of Whlttfnghaai, Vt, Is ess,
of the most resusrkabie freaks of nature.
tBid one oi the trreataal nttrtn4ti u,.
world. The island ooBtsUss ever a bao-
mm asn,au aatuUir fteal tangs
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von suOer with
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confirm, rather than cure, the evil.
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strengthening in their action, are gener
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"Having been subject, for years, to
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past I have taken one oi these pills
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Bowman, 20 East Muln St., Carlisle, Pa.
"Z have been taking Ayer's Pills and
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John IT. Boggs, LoulsvllleyKy.
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for me. Then I began to take Ayer's
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their natural and regular action, so that
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T. Conners, M. D., Centre Bridge, Pa.
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rsiriBin bt
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Roofing and Spouting a special
ty.. Stove repairs furnished
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An overload of bread mar not Hon roe but
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r blanks.
airect vo au;vu.
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LE1I1GHTON.
Read the Advocate.
i llUIVI A BTUDX Or THIS MAP OP
si"""'' oioupera, rxusxj ituuiiiiiiiiff
Cflty and Topelui.
opieaoia xjig
nlntr
LEA ROUTE,
) to and from those points ana
.1 hahuann e.nHfl HnlritTjllra
PnotHfa V.lnA tn tHnflnlnTia TTTatAwl
BunMa YT.,-.Jn anH'n.hlna
SCOTT'S I
l.lVaffssmtsf9M i -i'm I
nf-afU'Iirj salalalalalalaH.sfvVlaV I
W- L.
Plstssnrs;'! Favorite "Smokers."
"TaUdtiff ftbont that apology for a
smoke) the Pittsburg stogie reminds ms
of a jiectillar orporienoe I had with that
svrtlcla come yean afro," said aa old ttms
cigar drummer at the Continental hotel.
"I was tra-rellnfr for ft Philadelphia
honso that mado a fine lino of roods
only, and had met only with indifTerent
success. I wm looking forward to Pitts
burg as a kind of El Dorado, and im
agined Bales of great magnitade in the
Smoky City. I
"I arrived in tho evening and immedi
ately started out to interview the trade. 1
About the first place I struck was a pros
perous looking cigar store, but I noticed
that among the stock the stogie seemed
to prodominato. I presented my card to
tho proprietor, talked up my stock and
firm to him In great Khspe, but did not
seem to bo making any great headway.
The proprietor assured me that he was
full up, bnt said he would look oyer my
samples the following morning if I would
ntcpin. Whilo I was talking to him and
endeavoring to prolong the conversation,
a irentleman walked in who immediately
impressod mo as being one of -the solid J
mon of tho town. He had that unmis
takable sleek and well fed air of for
tune's favorite. Walking np to the
counter he selected four stogies and
lighted one, laid down a five cent piece
and walked out.
" 'Do you know who that isT asked
the proprietor of mo. I replied in the
negative. ' Why, that's Phippe, Andrew
Carnegio's partner,' was the astounding
assertion. I was completely flabber
gasted. That was the xintest and yet
the most convincing argument I ever
had to withstand. Without a word I
closed up my grips and took the next
train outot town. I had come to thfl
very natural conclusion that if men
worth $20,000,000 took their smokes at
four for five I did not stand much show
with the plebeian smokers. " Philadel
phia Enquirer.
Olvlns; Cane Shape.
The cultivation of walking sticks fox
the market has boon taken up as a busi
ness at some places in continental Europe,
and special attention is often paid to mak
ing the roots grow into shapely forms for
tbe handles. A London manufacturing
establishment, the floor space of which
covers nearly an acre, has extensive
storehouses fillod with native and foreign
sticks, from which stock is drawn as it
is wanted from the shops.
The sticks as they grow ere often very
crooked and have to be straightened. A
heap of sand is provided on the top of a
.hot stove, into which tho sticks are
'Plunged until ther becoma pliable.
The workman takes the crooked stick
while it is BtUl hot and inserts it in e
notch cat in a stout board, placed at an
angle inclined from him, where ho bends
and strains it. When it has become per
fectly straight it is thrown down to
cool, after which, it becomes rigid and
permanent in Its lines. Heat Is an im
portant element in this matter and pro
duces different effects on the sevora!
kinds of wood, the degree of heat neces
sary to straighten one kind of stick being
often sumcient to spoil another kind.
The same power which makes a
crooked stick straight ia applied to make
a straight one crooked; so we find that
the rigid stems of bamboos, partridge
canes, and all the various kinds o sticks
that are required to bo curled or twisted,
aro by the application of heat mado to
assume almost any shape or form.
xouth's Companion.
GrlmCoaselenoo.
"That fellow's a toughl"
"Yes."
"He'd hold you up at nightr
"I believe it."
"He'd rob your hornet"
, "I think he would."
"Then why did you give him a quar
ter? - .
The above conversation occurred be
tween two gentlemen standing on the
corner of Broadway and Fourteenth
street.
'Til tell you why," said the one who
had promply handed cut the piece of .sil
ver when "struck" for lodgings money.
"One day two or three years ago I waa
down on Uanal street. A tough looking
chap asked mo for money, and I not
only refused, but threatened to havo
hlni arrested. I didn't exactly mean it,
but he thought that I did, and in his
hurry to get away he ran in front of a
big truck toaiu and was knocked down
and run over. The wheel crushed his
tips, and he didn't live over ten minutes.
I helped carry him to the walk, and rm
telling you straight when I say thai he
kept his eyes straight on mine until they
closed in death.
"There was that in his look which
made me feel contemptible compared to
a worm, and for the next month it seemec?
to me that everybody in New York
looked upon me as worse than a mur
derer. That man died blaming me for
his death, and I d have given live hun
dred to see him live. That's .why I
come down whenever Vm struck, and it
I hadn't but half a dollar on earthed
divide it if called npon." New York
Carried the Bator.
One of the district messenger bors un
dertook a novel task Sunday afternoon.
lie was called to a rranluin street house,
where he found a woman with a baby.
"I am going to take baby to the park for
an airing," she said. "My maid has gone
home sick, and I want yon to go with
me to cany ths baby. Yon can doit
well enough if you only think so." Tha
boy didnot think so at all, but he had
no way out of it, and for three hours ha
bore the infant until he feared that hu
arms would come out of their sockets.
"Don't gimme no more calla to that
house," he said, when ha reported at
headquarters. "I cooldn' stan' two times
cl that." Buffalo Courier.
A pad Doused with Wnlafsi,
While two young women were passing
Lincoln's drug store at Qgden avenua and
Congress street Sunday evening an ele
gantly dressed young man accoetodtham
and insisted on accompanying them.
His advances were repelled, but this did
not rmbduo the importunate snob. Strid
ing verbal protest unavailing one of tho
young women, who had just come with
her companion from a neighbor'a hauss,
where she had borrowed .quart of
syrup, flung tbe contents of the syrup
pail at the head of the dude. The young
man hailed a pairing cab and wasdrivaa
to the West Side natatcrium to got
cleansed. The woman washed .the syrup
off hex hands in Lincoln's drug store.
Chicago Herald.
Tbaee Hanstlng Aire.
The way that a popular tune put out
its invisible grappling machinery and
anchors itself in the mind is one of the
psychological mysteries. The first time
you hear it you don't car possibly yon
may even be glad you heard it. The
next time there is a dull, apprehensive
throbi then there is thrill of pain, and
after that an acute dosire to hurl ocVs
lailf into humanity and extract gore
from the man who IA rented It. Wash
ington Post.
Crushed sUel made by iu usAfaaff fcs a
rtaaap mill high carbon Mael qwiiiisiisd
in oold water from -a it entirely h!f
vary m
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Hay sTavar Cured with Three BottUs.
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3-1-one vear,
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a WfTJW X 1 "aU
Tho Best Reinady
fa this world, sari 7. Bofhair ef Byraeate, H. ?
ts rastar Soanls's Nervo Tonlo, beoaasa mr son
vba was partially panllsad tbrea years ago and
attaoksct ov Ms, nas not bad any symptoms oi
tbern atooo be tooXons bottlsot the rsnudy, 1
most hasroiy tnana ror it. -
Kervous Prostration Oured
Oaoanait, N Y. Jane, URk
I wis not able to do aoythlnz for 19 montta,
was cxssAnad to bed most ot tCo time, ooutdn't
eat nor sleep,
ootild notwa
raa all ran i
parron prostration. No medicine seemed to
Eelp me. Then 1 took Pastor Koenlg a Men
Teslo and bo w J can eat and sleep and have no
store slcldnfc spells, can do my houstworlc arnlo.
lam very thankful for this and recommend the
voawMaUanSarers.
SUSIE VXHSHNEIDEfX.' '
Onr Pamrlalet for sunerora w urvoua of
eases will b aent Trca to any address, and
poor patlenta can also obtain this medlclca
free tsf oharga from ns.
This remedy has been prepared by the Iteverena
Pastor Kcenlg-. ot Fort Wayne, Ind., for the past
ten years, aad la now prepared under his direc
tion by the
KOEfttO HEDiCIHE OO.,
Via tUisa. car. datn BL, CDlCiQO, ItU
SOLD -BV DRUOOI8TS.
Frtee 81 ser slottle. O Routes lor 5.
Dr. 0. T. Horn, agt, Lehighton
o more
W at avs) mf m
rtabtxr Sliurs nnli-ts worn uncomfortably Uth,
al 1 utten sup ut tbe feet.
t :b "cdlciiesteb" bdoqeu co.
ahoe vrttb toMa (
,1 lined with rabbea
i.M l u s w u.e auoe ai
.wi a... :ns o r.
nrvvents the rufebei,
(V! rr t'.o.-Colorirtr
OHEdiVE COUNTERS.'
J0H5 S. UHTZ, Wholetal Affsal.
ALLENTOWM, PA.
AT RETAIL BT
At)tall dealers can have their names Inserted..
hsra pasppiicatioo. mariT. lssorTi-
Piles! Piles! Piles!
Prey's Dnlversal PI Is Baposltorr. i. Sure
euro for every form ot Plies, Intern tl or external,
Itching or bleeding, and lout standing eases.
Hat never tailed. Try it, even f too hare
failed with every otber remedy. This BoppojI.
torr is eoneshsped, easy to apply, safe, neat and
elean, and poseuss every adrastage over olnt
Kt&ts and salves. Phyilcans nsa In their praot
lea. Give It a trial and yon will ba relieved and
onvlaeed. If your dnijrlat does not ksep It or
get Itipr you, sead lor I
rsu, aeaa r 1 vj saau,
Prlos.efiCeBts
aEoxmid
r Pi knM hv Tr. IT. B. Tub
JUrDBtw O. VstBTt. i
iAaeaster,
ftara and t- p. Taoiaas, Ta LetrlgBtorj, Pa,
lUBer, u.t.
Tho frptiistt county newa ia
thk fftK. tmA it.