3 A(tftte Has n lnra-er circulation th ,u mm, vmmma ft a fcpecially at our .lob Printing OH), u In Suyiler'a ltlm k. east ld" ..' i lie IliJpli Bridge. rime!n.f. Notcni 1 '"erl'apei, ' Pbatuplets, Order Hooks. Voi '.ere, Tags , nriil nil klnili of Tic Nic, Iluiu ami Sale Hills. Weilo all work neatly, cheaply ami cleanly. Di yon need anything in this, line? then call anil see ns, or write u u postal card and we will lie at ytSiir aervlw. nll.i'i natvanmnar lirhitcil llll'iilm i i mill , 'in .-.H.nlly it i- i tin lcM in i!..ini fut ti.- s. ' .ir 1111.1s cnlnni'i- ...W tin- nceiii rviio "f Hi" doy i. iiitiresting. Iiriftht au l in I' ,"'ii ' editorials lire original mi l Mil u'wllngoii aoooiint of thi'lrsjiiii i- independent of fintMilo dii'lntnii price Is "til dollar a Jonr. .lust ym II il Ulttl ;n''v. till i iii i 1 1 ' 1 1 in i try it. 'INDEPENDENT" "LIVE AND LET LIVE." VOI XXI. No. 10. Lohighton, Carbon Gonnty,aPonna. January 21, 1093. SSl.OO a Year in Advanc riw ir 3D a! g V. o r-l 3 5. sr i-3 o o cj Ir O fj a ip S 3 3" S- 30 o tj 33 CD K5 o zsz I CO CO o '-J - W tJ tl 3 Oil C o CD 2, e m x 0 m S3 s m I CO The above cut shows our Kitchon Cabinet opou and closed it contains Flour Bin, Spice nnd .foiling Pin Drawer mid Bake Hoard. An iudespensible article for the kitchen. Vice $5.00 We have just received another large lot of Breech loading Shot Gans. H1 clainr to have the finest assortment nl Guns and Revolvers outside of the large cities nt jwpular Prices. Come and be convinced. Our "Leader" Breech-Loading Shot Guns only .$7..rQ. a first class gun in every lespect WASH! Only Five Dollars Bound or Square at the Leiiigh Goe! & Hardware Co., Hot Prices for Sixty lays J. W. HELLER'S, SWE STORE, EAST MISSPORT, PA. o. 8, Full Size, Complete Hange, $20. No. 7. with No. 8 top, complete, as low as Sl. We offer tbeie gciuls alllies piir. for lha next Sixty We litre i.n him' a lol nl Seconil IIan.1, FliU c'ass Parlor Double Heaters-. nhlrli Wf nlll at ry ov (Unroi. Alt of nur gooh are suarantcpil In jIeap the buyer or money rcfurnleil. Call and see our Urc uwk liefor Imjlng eHeIiert. Has it ever occurred to you, that cheaper here than you can buy Apples and Potato Are arriving daily in car load lots and are being sold at the vory lowest prices to retailers ' FRUITS, NUTS, AND CIGARS, Sold and delivered ut and frequently wny below city prices. wit Wholesale ComoiissJon Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, An Immense Stock All "Varieties and Styles Prices Never so Low The moat Central Looation Call and be Convinced at The Sign of the Big Boot. Kline, Loros & Muschlitz, 714 Hamilton Street, Allentown, f a. e are Stiring' Things Up. Last year our trade wan big in January We, wmit tn heat the record, o arc cutting prirex mwiy down, and moviiin gon allying, nnd if jou read our jiriien you will eU on in. when in Allfntown. Ladies Auhbars 18c. Mis UubUr 1 Ac. Men's Arctic 16o. All kinds of Hulilittr lower Own the lowest. 100 pair Ladi&j elirsw, price nns $8, now tmt Ui $1.(10. Miss Dongola Tip, 05o, In feet all (dung tlieline we slioul tha prices until thoy nrc wheie the stork just n we intended. George 128 H&mlltoti 'Ifjyou rsad the Advocate then you read lie Newt 1 you can buy just as cheap n not in the city'! it is a solid FACT. '4wsyi.fff2 Dcalor, East Wefssitort. jou get the hoe, mid we more E. Keith, Street. Allentown. V. BI Rapsher, iTToRNRY ) 'VH'XSELLOR A I I.W, Klnt ilmtr ntmvttlti Mnnilmi llou-t.-. !nCI! :lflTNK. - PKNtf'A 'w. Kfttntr nil', (.ollrrii.m Atfiici WiM Htiy iim nrii tini niwiir, i imTtj imi.'uik nt'.u.jr limn Mil In ctH'Hiiltril in ltov '.'-Yl DR.G.T. EOX, 172 Main Sttvct, Iktli. . i T I' .in, l)HHi) imitr;, Mom us , AT KT"X, HWAS 11m r.l, frilHDWO r liKIMI hit KM. Hi IlllTKU WfcHSHitm H. r Al.l.rVlliVN,t. fMNnCKNTItA!, TUtltstlAV ' ltTH,KltllHVH MlSATI'ftl'. i Office Hours -I'roni H n in. In 4 l. m. 1't.n lice 1 lllllt.-il til ilUcns.-s i. flltc Eye.Ear, Nose &. Throat 1 IAlw, ItHfrncrl'innf ihf Km Mtbv ni'int- IlK'lt t(XlMt F. I. SMITH, D.-D. S.,'J i iimHi iippiKiii1 1 in i )nr.t I tmin Hank Street, .eh ;t ton, I'n. OKNTISTKY IV AW. ITH lULVMIins. iHMnR nntt inaklna aitlllc1.il denturf s :i tti-lnt- ty. ocul anpttietlf 1 tiieil. Unimlmhustere1amlTPPtli Fxtractfil WITH OUT TAIN. OrriCE HOUnS: I'rom h . iii., to i2 in.,frmn 1 u. in., to S p. in., f mm 7 n. m., to h p. in, Cntnnltatlon In KnelUlior ilernian Oflici- Knnrtnt Hnteton Kerv Sahinln. A.S.Rabeiiold, UuKrn orirr Over .J. W ilaudenWti' U'iuor Store, lUNK SfP.IXT. LEIIiailTON. i-iMrj l;i all its branclioA. Teeth Extracted tlumt I'nin. Oniiuliiilnlstcrettwlien requested. "Pice Uiii -Wl:iKSI)AY of each week. M.adiiCM. MXENTOWN, 1 I Lelighcountv.rn. THE CARBON HOUSE, Honry Urumbore, Prop'r, FittST-HTttnnr, m:iiinhtonv. pessa. TheGHrlMn Homo lm been r climated nnd miroed throusliBiit: It U r left He. Ilrhteil hikI well enlllaled. and Nnmoim the Hent Hotels In thU section of the State. The mtrmuiireof the nuDiic M solicited, nest HCcoinintHiJittons for permanent nnu tran lent ciitom. marge very inotierate. ruio j.uiuors, r reu Jiecr aim l'orier and tJooil Clais foi a.Ue nl the lUr. Juno IP, "W-.t.: I'lin 1.iiine MrMnurnnt In the IlilRh Valley. CIRCLE CAPE i. ion ham. nuii.riiNn, .v.,;-..,. ALLENTOWN, CIIAS. A. IIOWMAN, lTnn, ThU 1'opuUr IteiitAurant has been thoroughly iiiiHlatlon nreot a superior nnd invltinKcltarac t-r. All the delicacies ot the season nerved at moderate rates. Tho bar It supplied with none but the ben brand of Wines Jbiuor, Ales Cigars, t-tc. Iidlea' I H nine lloiint lit the- Hear Oscar Ohristm.ni, vi:tssroi:r, r.v. JJvery uitl Kxvhnngr Stubks. Eayr!ilhi8C:irlini;e anil title ilrhlni; horses f..,i nunoiUtloni to aseiittiliilere,.rt Mall anil IHeguiili onlert pinlnpllvnlteuileilto (live iiw a trial. inaysel-ly The Celebrated Cypress Shino-lo. litmranlstul luH Ingth, The very bet Shingle In tho Miirlcot. Mannfat lured hj RICKERT & SNYDER, riuli'iimiil, Irllil.i. tou mle ix wr.tsamiir nv J. K. niOKRRT, Hkl ) It IN All Kinds of liuililin Lumber HAVIi VOUlt Freiihl, Baaie aafl Parcels IlKl.lViniUl AV John F. Hottenstein. Careful attention paid lo tbc Delivery of r rei"lit, liatrease aud l'arceis (o all lurts of town at tlic Ion est prices. A share of puuuc pftiionaqu is respectluiiy solicit cr.. K9""Feave orders at Sweeny's, Koch's or i.eiuensutu s. CHARLIE LEE, CHINESE LAUNDRY. flower's IlitlMInc opposite Tost Office, FlUSTST.-, r.KIIKillTON'.rA. Il'ork tnken In every day of the week an-i prommiy nuemlM to. Katnllr U atiln done at very reasonshle rates. TATltOS-AOH bOLlt'ITUD. AT Soidoi'B Bakery, t"trt Street, U'hlaUton, yuu will itlwnv lb rrel.et and He I BREAD AND CAKES. live, Whent and Vienna Urea Kln.li liver) Day. Oar Vlenim llieaa cHiiuat be emielleit. WeieMiwcirelly Mlcl' jimr patron- M. witteli lor Uie wihi, Ruidel's Vienna liakcry, Oii. Oberl's, flRlir ST.. I.KlllliinoN, T.O CONSUMPTIVES 'the nniiVi-tliriiMl hitvlnv ut. t.liirilih tieiiltli hv uluinle uiAAnt. oitur MiifTr rim furalov. er.U mru with n e-.ete lun alTuetiou, and eft driiiUl dllOAft foiltll til lit Inn. llalllltllt linalf knoMii in bin (ttflow sulterer the itieuua uleurea itiimMw wno uewro k, ne win rnoeituii send iiri-vui riutrifeiB pom ui in prfM'rilKloUllM'a, nun mr win nnu rr rnie mr lumu tlun, Astilitna, IlreuirlillU and all throat luitK AJalHdle. lie hoiws nil uftrni li hWrtiiii'lii in li U luvuluuble. 'I oam tie tin (ii, -u i ipitn. ixlileh will eutl tliem ii(4hlii. Bin him) tnnr a i'i miik. mu ue.tiu suoif H, Rev. KinVAItl) A. IT I I.SOX, IliMikl) ewjork. pr gx, ic"-7 Honry Miller LBHIGHTON, PIjAXINC. MILL MAXPPAPTUHKK OKI Window anp Door Frames, Doors, ShnHers, window wthes, Mouldings, Hrnekets, AND niULKK la All Kinds of Dressed Lumber yitingle, PailinK. Tlamloek Lumber, &r.,&c. Very Lowest Prices. jpSale bill printed "hep. a Qrfo flrenfott Dlnni DiirifSor f liv Wlllllbjl UlllU I ilf lf J KNOWN. A UlT.riHI.Iflnmi.fl 1a.II. lr.tat1.Aft cheapen ami be-r. lliitowiof filL-fZ! LMIl,lI)l'rri.l!aorIJ,lMllin5f one rent a dote. It will euro the. nwBiraBcsor 8hmuiM,Aip.rrom vu Hint anim inrnfl rKTOinia. am mmn ntnutma - .u J best medicine to nso In allff PftWB fit anrJi fttnlilmmt nml Bt .. deep oentca illecnw. VoMnilri: not crer tako At?,: siir.i'iiiiiEpa or mprmrj, i npy nro dead ' ', j ' ' Ir. I'laro rouf trust ln0""1??'''?.0 matterwtiat All tho tUMnt nml hoar you, uso wtthTellowetIckTDmt wait until Ton euuuMiuiir ii;ourffn; uuauiiunaik,ur breath font nnd sam flit tin vmir lmilt. offensive? VonrbiitfrvtiomGat once.lt Bwjiunrii is ou ft mu ruro jou. Dilipnor ofonler. rjacjVBlttcrslft a lmmcfllAtclrhoytrang.UiOnlnniltot' lno tnlrjc,us utc llemombcr what yon rony.elo-Jread here. It may ear ?-otir pwon t wait until to-nionow. E3 Try a Bottle To-day! Are vrni low.nIrItetI ntnl nenk. ror MiOVrliur from tiw cxrpMeg ,r fwlll cure you. Sonil .t Sent stnni l A. I Onlwnr A Co., ltoeton. Ma ik. for Uixt meillcal trork vulunl? PROF. ALEXANDER BOUDROU DISCOVliltl'.It OF Bouirou's MlracDlons Remedies. Liberal 311 tided riijlclftnt Kndomol !;rm in Ah beinsthe (liealeit 1 " lien (iinnerwiisoverinyMife sljpiwd vnsssioii '!:? ; wr r ,f l,e. ''av?ravf,n,!y slc! In accordance to uMruo inR ns only such "linld headed tyrants' i.rfSre''soean,cr I c,n, eavlnZ "H unnecessary and irre able. Diphtheria, Asth-1 sponsible meiisiiiokingand reminiscenc niii, lironthlili. catarrh, inr; in my ilett of 5 by 'J. tho result oi iinru!ie'1 , nioplexynnd lltnospar nlled restored to their liufliral fiitidltlmi. Kulnn bin nnd Loh dlsciiso cured. It lien in nf I tin Sciatica, nturaltiia. liriRht'n disease ot the kid iieys,ltvercniidaliit,itvHenten, nnd ao-called soart disease are ejitlreiy cured bv pnro inedl- ur.o oi iny umi prfiHirimi. n L)u tins nine ears titer Iti.ooo eroiiH hiwv hnd theae nienlclnes nnd nro liilni ullnessen cl their north. I will not go Into pracllcemy- sen, ieing oer TMears oi nee; utit sell my medicines on l v. 1 haic two eminent nhvnici.ui4 connnected wlllt ine to attend to catling nl the resiopncesni me mck ii retpiireo. TESTIMONIALS, from l'ntrlck Itnrke. ruii-ADFXri'iA, April 0, It-t. PniteHSOi noiiilroil- Dear Sir Allow me to send jou my sltn-ere thannslor the jfood that our ineuifini' Kim' inr nnu jou can er II J one noose. lor t no oeneni the Hiitferers. In which 1 w III state I had mv hand crusheit coupUnn the ears, and doctored ii, ii mi wnt in i no nospitai nuoui six wetKS, il mv hand liernineso swollen, and intljtnma. tlon taking place, some of the doctors thought I would have In get in) hand Amputated to aave r me, nut i was ioiu nv one oimy menus to tit I'rnf. IWtiidron'it ofllce. ninl r?et sdiiio nfhls I iied let ne for It, and that he knew It would nave nana. went there and cot the medicine, and In two eeks the well In 2 till went down, nnd I had the use nt my fingers. Then I went to work, nnd consider myself wfll. and earnestly recommend the remedy to all nlUicted like me. There Is nothing In tho world like It to destroy blood poison, reduce swelling uunlhllate pain, restor Inunction In tlio nerves, nnd circulation in the blood; there Is nothing to compare to It. Jtespccuuiiy joura, f'ATlElCKilUItKK. 1701 N. Mil M., i'blladelnbm, I'.i. From JoMtpli Klrkner. ITH Ninth Street, riiiladelpl.la, l'u. Please Allow iiio to ndd mv testlmnnv to onr list. Uatlns been suustruck three times dnrhis twenty jenra, ine iasi nine u was so iiautnaii at lied IMt lor otir inmillit; liail the er liest doctors uui was sun puiioz auuy. niiiiap ii tto tioor. nml crpat imln all nver nip. At. tcmiiled In fro out, tmt conlil not staml the biiti, woulil often tlropilomt ulillenttemptlnffto wilk tlieca5ewatconHlilerc(laeryhailonei it was Inclined to run on congestion or the brain, nas then rct'Otiiiiicnileil lo I'rof, llotidrou'it meillclne suit I iiiaiIo out to lot to lilt onlce, 1T27N. loth street, nml 1 koi the medicine undlntlireo et'kH lime i was nine 10 no out ami renilinc 10 iv tiiislnett. tliiiuuh one of mv lionx.., dieil lo tlie meantime from tho head, while r stood It. and am able to attend to butmes-t now. Thankt to llod Almlirlity and to Prof, lloiutrinrs medi cine, which 1 will nt'ommetid loreicr to any poor sunercrnt i wa,,ouni oe pieiii-n 10 n.uo an) one call and see me for further liirorm.it Ion, I"1HTI1IIIIV ,.nir lOSKI'll KlUhXlt. onicc and Uiboraloi y nicn d.iily fiom ' u. in. 9 p ill. ,.an or n mi. in A l.l'.A All "'r.l. llllU lll.Ul, 1727 Xorlh rpoUi Strct. itw. 10. 'ss-ly. riitl.nlelplil.i, I'.i. Html 2 eenl stiiiiip Tor unliable book. Stoves, Tinware. ' Heaters and Ranges, l,i f.rr..it I'liriMv nt ! ... w... ; S, -.rTTitv f i i -iTi-m'c. 1 ,n03t lioerty.a liberty, it must bo ad AM IJ J!j Li UA till hi mitted, they did not abuse, but used and , ,, i, i o. . I Fopular .'store, Hank fstreet. rc ,t at: . Roofing and Spouting a specird ty. Stove repairs furnished on short notice Reasonable! Not wtiat wsy, b. v,i.:.i the people say is what sells 1JANAS SARSAI'ARILLA. lie sure ii It made In llt'lfiutf Xi)liie.t A. H. DOANE. CURED! CURED I! CURED 1 1! " EoltrgMHRt el Llfir sd Splm with mti Trwble." teAOINS PHYSICIANS IN CHICAGO, DETROIT AND BOSTON Tried, TrltHl unci Yrlrtl But 5 Bottles ef Dim's BEAT THEM AIL! KkXUKR. IS lot' 1UVF. AXV IMM'aTH AUOVT TUK Tttl m il)' TIIK lull l.'l IKtl. IXVKMTiaiTK lOU YOt'lb.SJ.1 . Ol'lt TESTIUOXI 1 A UK Mil. IHI'K. I'ARliON IS loll hlYlKti, 1 ll.VlV I-. TUS. KIMi III ir Ll'UKS. 11 IMI IH N, All., tieuUfMeH-- lluiitt recfiu.l 1.0 mucii bcnciU front lln u . of lASi'i S..VIIKA Tlip l'AltILl.. thai I fefl It I srHC Hiy .liity to uritt- )ou n- Kmrtlln nn ihm. For year. 1 Um e bc-11 lniulil.il ultb IlnlHrgciueiil uf Hi. Liter unit Nilern, aUo Imd lilil nrj Truublf. 1 ).) tint lor luo VIKirt )'art 1 uh minMc tVIIUIV lu work. For M.'elii. ttuii iDiuble lo aiet from the hetl luu rhulr ttlllioul liel. I bu.a diKtorcd iu Clslrtitlo. letroltanii IIohIo)! uithout rivci,. tag au brarut. In -1-1 A iH-iruli I dtK.tore.1 niih I 11 A 1 eight iltftuvnt Lsuctur-. wieii( tiiiiiilrtHlM of dollar i ulCuoitl reevitlus; i any beiHelit. I .nn.- i. the euoe of Maine tuiu. i tin- uilvn. ur Mr. Maker, tried s Wile of ...-.ur HAW-Al'AKlU-A. ml I i-eeeie4 ao nnncc luurltitoneilllliHt wUnto I look (oar itp. ami 4tlay I nm it el I niuu. You are at IIIm rt lu publish thi. uu.l I will htnd tiehlnd l' K--1- u.iil. . .nr. l li lr Oass Saissssriiu Cu. ItMsst Usina LOVE THAT LOITEHS. They will brlnit tl1r ImnnlM kibdneu Wlien our mrs Are denf t love; Wben (be tfrwe e abre And tieimH their irtwni Mlnrinn. Whwi we (tiiumH hm rwrct Tliy will wt tLelr ftbaUnw tear, A If Mteh could i arreum Or dlAcharpr the llvlnt; debt. They wiit kiMm we nuall tint rrar Sunbtne la jon btIui retreat: Ulf t4 of life, however sweet. Yet they keep thm for the ;rar. Though tle grate h Iwt dejrtlr. And but liollnw ecWrM wait All wbo knock at that weird gate. Pi Ml they pour their treaure tberti, hH t he anon j shaft ailre; We ahall never rend the lie; Orlef nprearn the marble high. But remorse i an rear It higher. Tbey w HI roiuo vt ben wo are dnul. When to lore, our ll arc dumlc Then our latrfftrd friends will come And ilrnv flAfs .i arLuil -Mr.JJ.ll.MoranglaKew Voi'kA.tvnlr. i A II TIO I 'liilrtlU. I had not ai-eii Sawyer "Cal," as we called him ainco we iwrted at Harvanl upon commencement day, when, full ot fervor nnd the claw punch of 'SI, wo swore to keep one another in sight. Cal went home and into leather, and I to a desk in Wall street. Now, five years later, I had almost rnu over tny old college mate in my nightly mad rnsli for tho L. I seized him liv the arm and I bore lilin alonj;, iKwtponinjr apologies I until 1 had him packed into my little ! np town flat nnd introduced to my wife, who was the dearest woman on earth to J me btill, uud who I knew could comfort and console the tall Californlan as I i could not, for I had already discoveied mat sawyer hail come eat In pursuit of fie eintce Welhllehe, Suddenly n blow on the door startled oawycr niuiosr, out oi nts cnair. "Uis majesty wishes to ccina in," 1 said; rising and opening the door. 'What a magnificent brute!" exclaim ed Sawyer. "Not 'brute,' if you please, Cal, but my friend. Amado, kindly shake hands with my old friend here nnd then com pose yourself. You know your are rather pervasive in n room of this size." My mastiff gravely did as he was bid and then tettled himself at my side witli n thud that made the things shake on the table. "That's about the only uncivilized thing about him," I said, laughing. "He still leinembera that hit wild auccntors had to make their bed in the wilderness nnd crushed the tangle of vine and root under them." Sawyer, who was quito at much of an animal lover as myself, knelt down be side tho dog, f.iirly running over his points of beauty and of breeding his coat of delicate fawn, silvery on flank and shoulder; his breadth of chest nnd strength of loin, the velvet blackness of his muzzle, the whitenest of hit teeth, tho clear brown of hit eyes, tho pure, rich scarlet of his tongue, the black markings of the mouth and tho sinewy power of hie straight, wide paws. "Wliere did yon tind such a magnifi cent dog, you enviable fellow';" asked Sawyer as he seated himself nnd re lighted his cigar. "Dear old chum! He is getting pas sive and rheumatic. I've owned him now three years, nnd I've never yet regretted the small fortune I had to pay to get him from the former owner a person wholly unworthy to possess oven a pug. But it it for heller reasons than points or liedigree that he it lxdoved next to the boy, and even th boy can't put his nose out of joint. He was the ileus ex machina that gave ine my wife." "Ah! That sounds interesting," said Sawyer, "Tellmethe wholestory. I've confided to j ou my plight, and you won't find a better listener." I had never before felt the least in clination to babble of iny own affairs, past or present, but it I could soothe and distract the mind of this old classmate that was plainly my ditty, "Very well, then, here goes for it. Yon will find it as mild as n homoeopathic pellet, but it was interesting enough to me." 1 6nid this with well affected indifference, lmt was really eager to begin. "Margaret my wife and I had grown up together in u little town in southern Ohio. Yon know the kind per haps everything pastoral nnd religious, au cnurcii ami no cuaperons wnere the boys aud girls were allowed thent- enjoyed wan a sort of sturdy sanity nnu helf respect Impossible in this sophistl- cated, crowded city of conventionalities. i We sue anil l liven siao uv sine anil j Ue,d long ttnd C0UfldenUft, TOn-.er6alions over the stiff, green wire fence that sep arated our grapo arbor from her bed ot bunch for her, and at the first chill hint ! Brden-'1'' acres of while shirt lot winter helped her cover her roses front-sitting for hours in ... atm with straw, making their tallstalki in- I phere .ugjes ire of overcoats. They to queer, angnlar scarecrows for Jack Vnt oat clubhouses and hot reslau- Fret's terrifying. "" f b "n,ln , ,.t.. . .,ii, ,r.a ,. v-,- ts,i,.,i., .a dripping perspiration from exercise te.i roses. I saved tne last sweet, frosty ! and the thirst for knowledge of books' . ... ..... . ana men tnat sinoiaereu in ner ureasi l.itnn.lH.,fA,Wiruil n-rti eo I was sent to Harvard. While still a freehmau I came to regard my native town ae the vanishing point in the per spective of an inglorious lust. With what a lofty smile I should have received the hint that the dark eyed little girl i whom I bail left tn lie h,r rn alnn. , might one day aruplv avenge all my! slight! ' "lcouoeal.Hliiiyboyi.il delight iu life i 'iier the moat prouounced awl classic ; 'ludifferentism.' and 1 wonder even now I how svsr mv mother conld not uo with ! me. lly old trletnls lanalwl at my airs and my reformed accent, secretly dislik ing aud euryin ine. I naturally found tt inncli pleasauter to speatl my vaca tions in tlio sobtiilng atmosphere of be (nge like myself, after a brief visit to my I mother. "Dnrim; these occasion I saw Mar ! garet only oure or twice, and always carrictl away the dUttubiag imprecsion 1 that she was in no way inipreaeail either by iny eiqierior manuersor talent. Tills waa slightly annovtng, as she was far and away prettier than any girl of my acquaintance, east or west. To be sure, ! I had made her blnsli ucli auexqnislte 1 maoe sou uuiy witness, uui oeing red but it was with vexation. Upon 1 b!ee4 with reasonable health ami man 1 my flret departure we had writteu one -y strength and the sublime confidence another quite regularly, but about the 1 ot ignorance, he pluugesintothe dauger middle of my firtt vear I received a let- without a thought ou hi part or a qualm ter from her. In which the professed of conscience on their part, humblv to believe tlut her western ways Lungs are not made of chilled steel, were lmt a burden to such an exalted Yet it is wonderful what tbey are daily being as I had become and wrote no aud nightly subjected to, and bow mnoh more. Her letters were so fresh and in- they will turra-sometimrs. You must , dividual that I niieeed them, but I was 'tw ' ' 'hey really arsjlrjraiUoally ' fatuous enough to accept her sileuce as iodestructible. they are put to soch e a simple hearted tribute to my worth. I vere test and with so little coucern. say, Sawyer, nheu a man U a fool bow, road song upon this, the face of many different ways lie fiuik to show HI" ' scores of personal friend and acquaint "Or when he Is in love!" added Saw- a nee who Ml iu the prime of manhood yer ruefully. men of stalwart frame and superb "That stage was to oome soou tauecalar energy rite liefore as in ettaugu. Along the last uontk of the memory, wall the way i strewn with year I bad caught 'wiuged word' here physical wrecks of the mortally wound i and there regarding some not impos- ed victims of fashion. New York Her , aible hlw. spending a year ia Boston, aid. who IihiI iie ome a creator of contention z uetwi. n ..hi. uis given of college' r s. itt (. 'sprin.i.- on were in '80 and of "They't i iked in a pretty tough hsuk eoursw uui uiiaraued. Would this eh 1 lag lot tow suwttuuc. Laraa'l they!" ob accept one or all of tha inrtUtlonJ show- served the stranger, who had dropped ia ered upon her'; Would aba like Van at the police station Beuiwelaei s rooms best, ailed as they "Yon are baking at the wrouk gaug," were with old colonial fnrmture and said theraponr i whom a had spoken silver, or woo Id she prefer lo linger at 1 u.e are not i4m nrlsouer They are Taney's. In a tarely JEkhaman ataos; uf tawyar,." Y.VtOgSt- piiBW, wna't-oiiiix gioti'j fcna ournnCT "Tho nffnlr promised tolw Interesting, and I wa bent upon lieing a witnw possibly inyelf not wholly unnoticed. It was llierefore with a very, had grace that I read lit A letter from iny inotber I Hint Margaret liurton was in Boston, 1 and nuking tne to see that elm was Miit-. ably initiate! into the prpcioiiMien of j things Han-anliaii. And yet I wa ' piqued enongh when In answer to iny i t rortnal nole 1 had dispensed with the , iieUnlcall I received a closely worded I ! little note saying tiiot-slie had already ' t Hccpteil for 'spreads at Weed and i llalwortliy. 1 had of couue supposed that she knew nobody, and liad been by no means averse to act thn modern mentor to n fair Telemnclm. Of courso you've guessel tho end, Kvcnnu expert ' detective would have a clew by tills. But I waa as unsuspicious as only a , foregone couclmion can make one, and when I sauntered Into White's rooms at Halwortliy and i Margaret anr ronnjfil hy 'Ilia iiei'lallve,' as we Ca" ',em' "'"'")? gracious, witty ami wholly nt eae, I was ilumfounJed, overcome, ecr.tne. Whether It was that ny tiatirity mioke for ine, or as 1 think now, irompure womanly mnunefs, aiar garet neither worned me, as I dewrved, nor froze met at she well knew how. She gave me her hand in its long yello-v glovo, mnde a place beside her.and then seemed to quite forget me. "I've made a lengthy preamble, but the denoueuieuf is at hand. Suffice it that the next year I was iier slavish shadow. 1 climbed awkwardly down out of the rarefied air of my superiority, content to be in the same world with her. She perhaps susiiectcd the truth ot one of my own epigrams that it it only an unrequited love that makes a man good and keeps him humble. She was sweet and frank and charming, but she had no blnhe lo hide from me. There were no quarrels to make up, ami while 1 got at many smiles at the rett and the rest were many and ardent 1 was never given n confidence nor mado trcmbliug witness of u tear. " Wheiever Margaret went 1 followed, usually on n later train, at I was always forbidden if I stated my intentions. Now comet the crisit, modestly dra matist Margaret had gone to Xarra gausett for n week. After two days I found tho town intupportably hot. and getting off late nrrited at the hotel about 11 o'clock. There wilt dancing in the ballroom, aud as 1 registered at tho desk through 1 lie wide doors 1 could see the lights and the moving figures. An 1 hesitated there, making up my mind, as there was no chance of a danco witli lier, to grumble crossly off to lied and a lover's dieamt, n child, almost a baby, dashed suddenly out of the side corridor and ran, screaming shrilly, throngh tho doors and down tho aisle made by the dancers, who were lwgin ning the lancers. "Behind the child came an enormous mastiff, his eyes blazing, a length of red tongue showing between hit dripping jaws. 1 do not know to this day how 1 got there, but an instant laler I stood in themiddlu of the ballroom holding the child high in (he air. Then the child began to pound iny head and face, kicking violently. The dog stood by my side WHgging his tail. A roar from the men and u heartless giggle from tho women began to enlighten ine, When the child's mother took him fro'nrmo and liegan resentfully to smooth dov;n his tumbled htccs 1 quite understood. 'Tlte dug was tho pet and victim of this enfant terrible, and I the hero ot a comedy. Cruelly mortified nnd deep ly disgusted, 1 turned to go. Somebody stepped out of the group nearest me. It was Margaret. She hei.l out her hand to me, nnd in her ejes I read something sweeter than pity. I liouglit the dog, who was of courso .Vmado." At the sound of hit name the mastiff oiieued one eye sleepily and beat with hit gieat tail mi the tloor. Dorothea Lummis in Cliiogn Inter Ocean. i:,a,p. III. Dnu lo.lrii.lluo.. 1'. Marion t'l.nvforil says that ha thinks tliero i u richer field for the nov elist in the United States than in Uurope. Aud yet Mr. ( r.iwfoid confines his at tention largelj to Ilnly and neglects the "original ihuiiii'ters" of Amellca, whom he somnclt admires. Rochester Herald, A Until, .tlju. The iiiim who has never needed to have any teeih pulled out is the loudest lu ad vising lire mffurer to "lirace up like a man nnd Irivi. the ihiin. out at mice.1 r.n-hange. TAKING DESPERATE CHANCES. Tli soil of UWUs IVnpU Htm Kvcry l)y Hllli. .lit I. f Hint Tsred. I Why don't more jieopliUeof pueuiuo tlia, quick iM.Hsiittqitfnii nnd other lung trouble? That is what 1 think every night in upper Diiadway. There you'll see a score or two of men coming out of su perheated, theaters ltetweeu the acts to stand in unprotected full drets around the cold and drafty lobbies or out on the sidewalk for a chat or a smoke. You'll see them at the Madison Square w"u ""'"J r ""ProTliIon against ' III ovlt. nf inrli1n oli.iiir. n) l.nuwri. i "'" 1 VUrS. 1 OH CR1I 1UCCI I UejJl OH UfUBU- i wa? witli topcoats thrown wide open and the chest exposed from necktie to waistband. Yet it it only now and then that we know of a man wbo was out around town in apparently good health the day before yesterday who Is a corpse today. There are more than a thontiiid men faking such desperate risks every night during the fashionable season In New rk. If you were to tell one of these that he was tunning a greater risk of sudden ueaiu man it n were gome imo me heat of an ordinary battle, be would probably laugh at yon. Yet it would be the solemn truth. If he were a soldier going into action It would be witlt blanched face and trembling Itneet and silent prayer. whereas it Is now with careless miea and tlipuant tongue ami spirited devil try that he dare the awfnl speeier of death. If he were ixmtinej lo his room with a , mortal disease he would be surrounded by hif sorrowing family and anxious friends, and bis will would have been FEMALE ORlMiKAIS. A DETECTIVE SAVS THAT WOMEN ARE MORE CRUEL THAN MEN. In lUslltv Tlicr Air at Mn,,v SMiaU C'tlnilnsU Tlmrr At fsle, but I'lr rtiin,tni.rs. t',i.plre toSbUld tl, trick ed MmtiMN ttMi- hl'l,t itsform. Theodore C Metnler, the well known Ban Kraiiclsni .letectlve. lit. not hail twenty-six years of xt-ii)uceiiihitpro-ftlnn without oliiHintng some very strong Inipressioiisniul oplni.utt in rard to i rime and criminals. "As n sort of text," said Ir. Motxler. "for what I have to say ou thl subject. I will state that in considering men and women at criminals, between whom and their deedt comparisons are lo be unule. I rensider that, while man f undoubted ly, as a rule, the more prominent iu crime, woman, nu the other hand, ia at once more cruel and cutniit.i; in what she does. "From the ciicmuetniice tuat a con siderable less unrulier of t-uiii-ii than men are convicted of crime the infer ence it diawu that iu women tli- crim inal propensities are weaker or under better control. Such a conclusion is, however, not borne out by the fti tt, for when crimes have been traced to woman It has been found irl the great majority of caset that the guilty deeds have been committed not only with systematic cunning, but aleowith a confus and cruelty which hare ssldnin been attrib uted to man. "Tlierenru several rpakntis,"cmitiiiued Mr. Metzler, "why so few women have been convicted of crim. Stan't natural sympathy for her often ranset him to overlook important points against htr, and then again he ia always extra care ful for fear he might do' hr injntlci) and injury. Men in the detective pro fession may pretend tn lure no sympathy for a woman, jet a good looking face and a bewitching smile alway. rind a tender siKit in their herK "Of course there are exceptions, but they are very few. If there are iii-ii In this profession who are not susceptible to a woman's plea, I, in my experience of twenty-six years, have failed to And them. "Another thing; It is seldom consid- cred that girls are watchd mine care fully than boys and ale under greater restraint. Neither is it taken into ac. count that older females spend mine of tnetr time at iioin. while males of their own age aro on the street or mingling with persons whose habits are not al ways tho best. Many of the temptations lo crime come from bu.itiet complica tions, in which women have little nr uo share, as they spend most of tiisir time at home with their children and female companions. Mn.t hnniicnles, you know, are the results of anger excited when persona are away from thir homes and families, at violent quarrels generally take place iu the stieet or barioom, and not iu the parlor or sitting room. 'Now as to the cruelly and delibera tion of the female criminal. The history of crlmeshows that most of thotnnrders committed by women are ihose perpe. trated by the administration of polsou, Theyshowcarefnl preparation and great deliberation. In almost every instance treachery it employed, the victim being invited to partake of refreshments hv one who is presumod tn be a friend. Mnider by the administration of pol- son is considered the most foul and the darkest of all crimes, bnt it is the one tuat women have been addicted to tnort generally than men In all ages and countries. Another tery lemarkable fact," con tinued the detective, "has recently been mentioned iu u London papeSjiby tht Chaplain of I'leikenwell jail. It Is tint somocrimii..lH are practically incurable. t rom a Utile prepareil by hint it wa. shown that liming last year th-ie were committed to fin prisons and jailt of England and Wal-t .",- men and D.761 women who had rs-eti cotivlcteil n lets than ten times previously. You sthe foice of the i'onip.irioti. -V partial explanation of tula strange state of thint may be found in the fact that women ate more thoroughgoing m all things, good, bad or indifferent, than the men. They do nothing by halvss. lie the matter the construction of a shortcake, the making of a crazy quilt or tne potsontug iu a rival, woman de votes all her time, knowledge and talent to what she hat iu view. Then, a gain, a woman hat less chance of reforming than a man. The latter can go to a strange or distant place, raise whiskers or sliaj'e those he had, as sume a different name and commence life anew. He can generally find em ployment, but with the wumtn it is more dllficnlt. Disgnlse ia not sn eaiy, and if she goes to a different place some one it liable to retognize her. A strange woman it always looked on with suspicion, as it Is presumed that site would piefer to lire iu the town where she was brought up and when her old acquaintances aro. A man gets credit for his enterprise If he goes to a new country and engages in a business for himself, bnt such is not the case with a woman. If she Is one disoor ered her own sex ai the first to point their lingers at iter, turn up their notes aud refute to associate with her. the re sult of which is that she become hard ened and callous, aud Is again driven to crime." Sjii Francisco Tost. Iloterlknc DUsass by tlx En. it is perfectly possible, by ineaua of the Instruments of the Nineteenth cen. tury, to exactly learn the optical condi tion of an eye, tn decide jntt what glasses, if any, ate needed for its perfect working, and It Is also possible to loo if in upon it, and by the appearance of irt tissues and its blood vessels lo decide a to I he existence of serious disease when there are few other tymptoms that point to it, when thete may he none beside to be found in the body that itirirely prove it. I may mention two i lasses nf disease, one constitutional and the other local, which illustrate Ihit statement. The eye mirror opthalraoxtope is the instru. inent by which such tilings are settled. Bright's disease, a name carrying dread to inauy a honeeboM, Is the consttru lioual disease to which 1 refer. Its not a few oases the diagnosis of it it mad by the examination of the retina with the eye mirror. The expert will make no mistake if the eje gives evidence of it, for it signs are positive in ininnte bleeding from tht blood vessels and peculiar fawn colored spot on the retina. The surgeon dread to rind thein, because they are evidence of an advanced sttge of the malady which prematurely destroy so many lives, bright' disease is iu fact a de generation of many of the tisanes of tha body, the walls ot tlis arteries being amosg them. In uo part of the bedy oun thi degeneration be so readily de tected as in the retina or the eye.--os. taopollteiv. lir'aLlot; It nstiiis. "Mr. Small," said the lodger to hit 1 laadlady, "I thought you didn't allaw smoking in the uarlorr" "I dou r." replied Mrs. Ktual) with a ergy. "Who's doing it, I'd like tokuow" "Wtdl. if yon have time yon might kttw ist and remonstrate with the lamp." Bxcbaage. Tw IHsalpals SM Orsu-. tt is not gati. tally known that au orange hit iu its exact center by a rill ball will vauish ai oat froau sight Such, however. I I in- fsi I Shooting tl through the t-euier s. atieie it in such ia Aaitteltiuil pieoe that ii is at uo lost to tight. P-.mburg Otsjatah WOMEN AT ENGLISH, I1A.CES. Hie- .tt. rarl? Alna. tlralih, and Allstirf llscau.a 1 lt, l. ,l. The women one sees at the i, line are Hie women of the fashionable world. Itftanllfullyattlrrd, isi-otiiil l, .allanls. They move about "Il tin- l.vi . r pre side at their luncheon ul.',, - m r the trees or over their h.tn..ir n n, .rear lingest thoy chat and prun oi,.,d ' ,kea light Interest lu the i.irr. w.ilk about the paddock andlmili e' Ut i uv - do the hnimt iu a Ihix or r '-) In tlcu ta t at th grand stand: lmt one .'. -u ) see them bulling out money In put on a hoiee or chasing an.tit.il t,, tin 1 out "what's good iu this'rai e.' I)n. ,. u mi t see them consulting the li - in th nioi ii. lug papers, or Jack's tips, or au.vlio.ly s tips, or In any way showing that Ihey ire afilicted with a aeseie attark nf rambling fever. The Euglish women ore the most charming realm of lite Uuglish inces. They, with their lovely toilets and holi day airs, give it the garden party flavor that help to k.p it a stiort instead of a bnainest. lint it's not in nuture fnrtliem to al ways look nu and never participate, English women have a finger in thn racing pie alto. You'd hardly snspectlt to watcn tueiii at Hie laces, but Ihey do. They are usually women who go racing for the love of the sport and who know Dcsr Sir Naturally energetic I found more or lest about the horses. When it hard lo be the victim of fell dlsesie. I they want to bst they -k a connnis- "at terribly troubled with my stem- sioner, some gentleman who la b.tlug f h. my food would break up soar after for l.iinstir.or else some on. they can' IT '"nrwS.J.. LVVL tin fur il, ironM. i ..,-.!.. "'Sht with a linming, -sour ala . i 'ro"1,'e- l,nt cer,in Irosjed 'feeling there, that made my amnnnt on a horse Tor litem. No money lirealmostilnhcarahle. Idoctoredwith passe, on tlie course. The "settling" is physicians and took many lo called cure all done away from there, and usually by ' but none helped me s seeing In the news letter and checks. 1 papcrsof the wonderful enrcs performed Women who bet heaiily and coutin- kr r. Barld JKennedy't Faiorlle nany anrtttierearesuc li transact tlielri hnsna .lir..w .nu . ii.....i. t, .i Hv . H I .u" V . h juit like a man. Bnt tht. again isnt evident on the course. When such woman fancies a horse she sends tel egram from her home th morning of the day he runt, making her bst, or she wires her bet or "order" from the corn-si before the race. ITsnally, too. cues the sort of a woman who can letatl ,, ., the latest fashionable gn.tip iu piquant tyle, while her eqnine "fancy" is add leg to or subtracting from her hank ac count. There are a great many English wom en who bet in this way, and who now and then stand In win tidy sums in the - . , , . w, ' ioi. Alter using u mil a sunn vtuuo early books ou big races. Then tl.er).s,,he k,wil , p,tk In hflllh ,nd a lot of playful improniptn betting at ' strength and is well woman to-dy. places like Kptom and Ascot. I've teen rtllDCC I honestlr believe had liaiet lean overthe rrontor the lioxet at Epsom and hand the shouting Iwokies who stand iu line in front of them sov ereigns and half sovereigns and name their horses, to give the day rest or "have It to say" that Ihey were on a Derby or Oaks favorile. And I've sesrulsdi's going to aud from the paddock at Ascot stop lo have n look at the shouting ring, and go up to some bookie and mtkn a bet "just to have the experience," and the liookie would be "a polite as a basket of chips," and the "experisnce" wonld be Hied away with those other wi.udsrfnl one of hedged in lives, like a ride ou Jnmbo or a dash Into the slums. London Cor. Chiesgo Inter Ocean. .v.llr. Wit la a Stre.t Oalnln, Wit in the New Ynrk "yoimg fellow." if sometimes brutal, is nsnally ready and often imaginative. An unmistak able oriental, in turbau, baggy tiousers, gy stockings and tinseled coat, sat on a bench iu Madison squat-" the other day, an object of inteiett to all tlm boys, and appaienlly not displeased at the attention In. attracted. There came along presently, however, two rough looking young men, and oue of them, I pausing In flout or the stranger, looked at him in iiiidignitl a.tnnishnient. His first surprise nrer, lie called back" his fellow, twin had pasi..-d on. ami said, pointing to the oriental, ".limniy, git on to this." Tlie" eastern stranger's splendor seemed to call np some strange picture In the rearwardoi .iiiiiiny s Imagination, for his iusiant answer was, "Oh, Cin- 1 IWeiire, like Mpcricm-e, must bo derella; pull his rrin?e."-Nw York PM'l ror- Sun. 1 - v" . Vim less'. Alarm (lock. ' tet ill uetcr legrct sending llucc 2-rciu Fogg staid up very late yeiterday mW 10 'u iwrtage. to A. 1'. Oidward.- liiornlnir or verv valtr If von like that Co, ""on for a CODy of Dr. morning, or very esuj . tr you iiRe mat K,fmami.s ert Medical Work; 10 expression better-at any rate i. was p-lTOior(1t utiutratlons; of great valne nearly I u clock before he had roughly . m ttty fsmily. footed np the amottut he wonld have to ) - payiu hate and cigars and wine audi .Iiistpiatse Itonly HdebLluit Itattery oyster suppers and climbed into lwl. ' it a present. Be was to arise in good season, and set I the alarm clock ro ring "for all it wa I Tho ttlud fioin the North blows sharp worth" at 7 o'cW'k. It rang with a I "d keen, and bad effects ofi-olds are teen, vengeance, and feaiful that it would i0! Me ':uu-1' fureso safe and sure awaken the whole household he reached T. .ffom """ 'I""'lr0," tmr- 1 ' up, smothered the bell witli his hand and took the clock down into the bed to i t asi riipiilous praetires permeate the imdhiHit hold it until It would stop ringing, yllo- liullttiead I Uisrlus Kxtiacts aie , , . l t. , P'epared with isniselcnlinus care, and arc. When he awoke again the bell had imeiore. of usual meilt. rrlraiseft. stopped ringingand he was still hugging a single grateful thought lt lie most the clock, which trathfnll.tr asserted that i n..,t. nr..,. it was after .-Itartford Post. 1 . " ; T TT.. . 1 Chamberlain a: Co., Des Moines, Iowa. rhll.ss.all7 fr.w a Child. , j,,,,.,. , ,,, lU puM1(J ,Da, tlieT , Two of the Virginian! who have onuie uisnufarlurers ul Hie most successful pre to the Pastenr iustttnte to lie vaccinated i patatton that has never been produced foi gainst bs-dropliobia were iu grave con. 1 coucbs. xlds and croun. li will loosen sulfation.' "I am sorry yon told the doc- J " r'"T a seiere cold la less time than tr Uui Ii. inn.i s) hiirt von " ..i.l lh. anj oilier lieatineiit the trlicle referred tor that he must not hurt yon, said the 0 u c'bauiheiUlu'. 'ouh Keniedy. 11 Is elder, aged twelve. "I am sure yon I , HttMu Uiat ha. won fame and popu wonld rather surfer than die. tartly on lis merits and one thai ran a1 "No," replied Hie other, aged six, "1 i ways be depended upon. Il is the only Wonld rather die and be Isim again and tot be bitten by a dog. Savants have tortnred their brsins for centuries and not fonnd truer philoso phy, and the iuuocent ssy things that inske the experienced turn pale. New I York limes. A tlratarul Old Vf.i.u. A dean was visiting his parishiontri when one nf them, an old woman, in formed him that since they met "she'd gout through a sight o' tiouble. iltr sitter wa dead, and there wor a worse job than that; the pig died all of a nd dtn, lmt it pleased the Lord to laV him, and they mn how. Ihey mnn bow." Then the poor old lady brightened up and said, "But there's one thing, Mester Allen, as J cau say, ami ought to say-r ths Lord's been prstty well on my side thi winter for greensf'Exchauiie. A 1Sr ol .f II. Tlie other day a journal, hitherto with out a spot units chsracier.inqtiirsd with well feipi'd innocence. "How eaa five persons divide live eggs so that ach man will receive one end still one irmaiu in the dish?" Aftorseveral hundred people went two-thirds distracted In Hie maze of this proposition, the journal meanly i ssys, (Ins talres the Ulsli wltu tlie egg. A Unsnrlsl Trills. I "My ni'dher-in-Uw never UHdersUudi I a joke," says a correspondent, "t finish a good stoiy, and she always looks up and asks 'Well, what did the other uiao say? As slit uau't apprscjale wit, j 1 waseuipnsed in laoeive a letter from Iter a few weeks after luy little bor had ' swallowed a farthing, in whh-h ths Isst 1 words were. 'Ha Briitst got over hi 1 financial ilink'nllit yetf " Bxehsng lh. Wntk nf th. tulsrlor l)errlvatet. t The duties which devolve on the sec- , total y of the interior wet performed prior to the reiabllihmeut of that pott' hy the brails of th other deptrtments. ' Tti patent ofhos wat attached tu the stale depsriwent. the Uud office to tbe treasury department, and the pension and tbe Indians had been looked after by the war depart invat. New York 8nn. Tlus Ua.lt 't rralslia. Fhtissoet,rt aud ststlltirlsM have ooia pared figures and find that tea hrait of the earth' capacity it J,LWX,WXi Banian btasgs, alto that this nnixtber will be reaohed vtfor the close at the Twaaty-firet oentary. St. Louis Ke-1 Jbuc Mr. and Mrs. .las. TT. Ahnllll. FATHER AND MOTHER Roatorod to Honlth. A Strlokcn Household Made Happy. Mr. and Sfrt. .nrits IT .SlutUit, itf HW lock, Vliltr Co.. X. I., art ens of Ut nmil rttftrtti famtliti af farmtrt n lie ronntff. Roth bcinaitrirUn tn". rfi'SfiiM fWit'e happy imrtry. Woodstock, lister Co., April 25, m. T)n. David Kenxtdv : "'";. . uu.ioui, ... a mined to try It; af er u nc t a little while relief camo and la-fore. I had fin; lthfj ,h lhra ,,0 t , rrircl) cured. Just think of II si ranger, from a sick man ENTIRELY (T'KKI). MLsiVVMTO vorite llemedy I wat constantly constipated and havo ml lieen troubled that way since. But the greatest blessing wst the cure It per' formed for my wl fe, who previous to lakt i iu. H.-.l iui iui III,,-, nui, IICUUU.,U l.M 1 g h wat troubled with sickness common tn all women Sho wat so ill that she could hardly drag herself about the Itonse; the too tried all kinds ot so-called positive cures but with no avail until she began using Favorite Remedy, and that was the medicine we had been praying sr. Alter using u nut a suoriwnne wlVhaW n not been lor Dr. Kennedy's Favorllc Rcmedyshe would lisve been iu her grate today It's Hie creates! medicine on rarlh, lt'tf rrnrlli lit weight In gold. Your truly, JAMES TV SHl'LTIS. rtead this over again ye aceptlca and Ino'odulouB onesl Ought you not to u tn this valuable modlclno and on) jy hnalth and happiness? t'atanh In the briul Is n constitution disease, and irnnlres a coilslitutlonal rrmedy like limit's ISarinparllla to eflrct a ture j The heartwtltes its lines ou the face. fun Valuable rrlenrii. I 1 A uhislclan cannol be alaats liad. Ilheuigalism, Neural:!, Sprains, Bruises and Rums -occur often and sometimes, svheu least expected. Keep handy the ftieud of man; households and fhe de slrorcr of all pain, the famous Bed Flag Oil, 23 cents. tt. Many a peccious life could be saved that it being racked to death tilth Hut terrible cotish. tecuie a good night's rest hr Inverting 25 cents for a bottle cf Tali Tina, the srest remedy (or Coushs, Dolds and Consumption. Trial -botll't of Pan 'I inn free at T. I). Thomas' Drug Store. Modem society neighbor. acknowledges list Sweet bteatli, steel stomach, sweet Icui uit, snd result fiom thn use ot t)c Witt's Little Eatly lllsers, tbe f.mi"us liitle pills T. 1). Tliomai. i known reuiedr tliat will pieveut croup. It must be tried lo be appreciated. Il ia put up In 25 cent, oil cent and el bottles For sale br N. H. Iieber, Lehlxltlon, and W. F, Blery, WrUepoiL Tlietc are nearly ten million taritle ot Insects In the world. I'ilrs of people have pilrs, but I)e Will's Witch llsile rialre will cure them T. I Thomas. The interest you in others lake, thai interest they will take in you. hinall lu tlie, ureal In retails: He Will's Little Early nisers. Best ntU for Consti pation, be', for ick Headache, beet for SourtMoniss'b. Titer netergiipe T l. Thopiar. Variations in atmospberlo preestire appear to have a powerful effect upon th mind. Now Try ' his. H will csavt ott notblug and will aurel do you good, if )ou have a Cough, t old. oi any ttoeble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Pr. King' New Discovery forConsump tlju, Coocbs aud (.olds Is guarauired to Site rtllel. or uuiuev will .e paid back, offerers from La Ortppe found it just the thins and under its use bad a speedy and perfect iesveri. Tnr a samnle bottle at lour expense and leain for vnnrsetf tust how goes! a Ihlng it is Trial bottles frcr I st Better's Iinicstoie, l.cliizti'on and BieJi's Drusstote, Weissport. POWDER Absolutely Pure, A O fftUI Iff tall t.H I'ovkkt.. W.l. Il In .einni)i Mtnth I n.-i i 4hvcninati' FtKHt Ks-jku .tftx-kl flu Vint: Krtvtim t 1v U. ft f , r I m , r
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