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Tin: nm MAVK l UlKNi AGAIN-
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN THE LIFE
WILLIAM H. ENGLISH.
Tin: vau'K I'i.ackd i i'i'X tiik DKAD .
CHILD OF AX KMPI-OYK 'V'r SKT "
too iiKiii a riiH K ox yon: i-vr:-r;
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SftrUl llr,.trh to the Clneiui:ti Caier.-Ul.
iNMANAIVIIS, Alll'Urt K'. I
doiiook to write the record of the
lion. Wm. II. Knjrlish. and the lirst
chapter has already been iurnishcd
to th! readers of the Ommrmnl
All his record, as it has htxn and
will he published, is hut that of the
courts in a city where he has lived
twenty years, and where he has ac
cumulated a fortune of millions. I
..n,r, l.-wW len vears ; '. wlieii
suit was brought bv John Mmth
icain-t the Citizens' Street llailwav
Company, of which Wm. II. Lnglish
was i.r.-ident and the controlling
OWI1(fr
'John Smith, dravman, 7C Fay-
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d'iini his former horn.-, a lar - . - i.um -
1 r I cxncricncedn . na.id hoys,
inroi in. -j.i in in 1 , . ;
who were cmi. ov.-d as mvcrs ai
1.' ..... Ja that one of these
lrivcv ' while runni.e his team
don-' Illinois street at th.- corner of I
ran 'over and killed mv lit-
ile "ill Kllen, aged Jl yciuv, she liv-;
iiiglmt 4 minurcs. Alter the funer-j
.jlfsaid William II. Km-dish came to
lueand wanted to know what nvas '
-oiler t,i do :il,out the matter, saying '
iie MiMnsiil the company would ;
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have t'pav me somethimr. and ),u-
,M,ed that'the sum should be lelt to
Father lieiii.- the Catholic priest.
of this city. To this I agreed, and,
-fter investigating id I the cireum-
t;;nei-s the Father gav ;!s his do-
I, ,.0,,,,. t,i In. lmc.iliollS iieailV 111- exaciiv m iniis'ii, 01 mmuinrauu-. 11m nm w, .
i.wii ve-irs 'i'i as an cmplve i me iaKe one mrin iiifuimi- ufiuhu- nrauranu. --- , ..
r'w LL : l. i.,-.r..t;.. Th.. v.m.r nsm wasil.n Democrats will be appointed . of the pcra 1 louse, J almage, hevi
S ci ?Z I , c ; nca the iwnvandd.nc.nstrative. He was Justices of the Supreme Court. Then I y cloked and wearing a big slouch
S.les orf "the cimpanv. and was a : up in the new waltz and eager for it. what ? , , , l't, came out aeco.npamed l.y his
t Inland ctlicicithand. and had The voung lady was tall, stately and It is not worth while to dwell companion, and started do n to
; ' ,! "tables at night and in sedate.' She could not waltz in the upon minor matters, (ieneral Sher- j ward Mate street. The reporter,
1 e ;rlv Z rnifv' that William II. i new wav. an-1 dee med it au impr.. man can be sued for every rail torn j from hw stal.on m an alleyway,
' m ) St u' rUn-nt oftheeona-Srlv aile and athletic diversion, upon his march to the sea. (Jen j watched then, down lor , d,s
1 , JLu, Scoit. ountv. n- '1 he ..Id style was plenty lively Sneri.lan for every pig confiscated tane, and then iol lowed slowly be-
ision, one thousand lolas,' ami in- jiartner desperately, j he sweet ;
jieral expenses. This sum .Mr. Jvng- smile on her face gave place to an j
lish t lien refused to pay, ami pro-; exjiresaion of annoyance, and that ;
posed ! leave the award to arbitra. t,j U-rror. As for the young gentle-;
1..1-S. To this 1 agrecl. when the man, hr thought it was thus far all
same sum was agreed upon, and ' right. Away he wont three jumps j
this. too. lie refused to pay. Acting ; in the oj.po.-it.- dri'tion. She ae
on. !r advice, as 1 ;.m not educated, coinpanicd Jiiiu, and j.f a drcadlul ;
J givc the case to the Jaw (inn of manner. Her n.W4 bored il-.-if jl,',:!
l'orter, Harrison V Fi"hlu-k telling , his shoulder, her hair caught in !
tlieiu I had no ready money, but 1 button of his coat, and was torn i
1 Lev might have half for their f.-e. : from its fastening's ; a bonnet at her
The case :ami-1o trial in 17t', but vai.-t Ucw into many more j.ieccs!
lK-fore the trial, the same day, Mr. than it had Jjowers, and her Louis , ;
-2nglii took a .liangeof y.-nue. (Juinzo sliipr craped violently,
"The case was wt for Danville, along the tloor. She J'niitieally '
November 1, 1 S7 , i.n Mr. l'orter clasped h. rhands back ot the voting
jvas j resent, and I had my v. iti:es-es. . man's mrk, and sank into his arum ;
w hom 1 had to pay their waj e and ;n utter wreck. !
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X.. ncs jay ny day. -nr. r.ugjicij
was there, and made another atlida-
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Me h,,v.N 1I1...1 Iol.
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41,1.4 41... .rone v.-mb to ivear me:
as I was a" poor man liaving
il Hi. eouii.a.i aiiuimuuuuij'jin
u.J drav and that, in order to ,vn,
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vent any iricic, i nad Hotter gel a
J.iwvT tha-e to watch the -aso, and
.I got the lluii. Jj. M. Campbell.
L..-fore it came "up the third time
I was sitting on mv drav at the cor-
nor of Pennsylvania and Washing-
ton streets, bv Fletcher v Sharpe's
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bank, when Mr. Lnglish calno along
mid said: 'Hero, Smith, wo ought to
M'ttle this matter and not be lawing
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i.Uut it ; you can't afford it'
'I told him ho had never d,.iie as
iw agrce.1 to. and the Court Mould
liave to decide.
it.. 4i,,..i i'.i.t 'fll w..4ih. M-hl,
,.. if ,-,....'. ,1'0,,-n st'r..,.t ' l,.m
I aoain said the lawyers would 'tend
to the matter. '
"At that he bt-came quite excited.
Aojf said : 'Damn the Irish ! This
n..,.n.. .r,,!.i i..,vn 1 l..ii4,,r ..r
topaySLli, provided she would j
take in stre,t car tickets, aj ,
that he would iav the costs 4,!' the
suit She agrJ to that, and signed:
a rel.aso, but I never signed it. b--
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4 ause 1 was not catistied with such a
settlement, and of the way 1 had
Wen treated. The j hole expense to
mo was over frl,''. cau''U nv Hi'
iKistponement. and 1 had to sell a
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1 US4-.1 to wi.rk on tlie Hudson Kivcr
Iuiilr..J, ami lived in est hest.-r
'ounty. .. i.. iiecier was roaa
masler and Daniel C'ari'ent-r walk
ing Wss. 1 own my property in
1 "aye-tie street. Lave two drays, and
have all the work J an do.
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Jonx; Smith.
mark
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'J.nivX Smith.
mark.
Witness:
1'. II. Harrison."
It may bo added that the note '
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nas duly colliH ted for Smith's bene -
When the case came up ."gam, 1 was : . ""',,m'- "u."1 nean 1 r.-Mdciu aim nujueme ou.i, ; tiii.K' str.-ct,and as thev paused i ioreinougni. l.iiene.-s, ami me worsi I .. ' v ' '"i "', .
there with mv witness, among preferreil to look and .-njo.v I;ut jf ture sh.uild be a Dem.KTatie : ",!, ,iu,, Hi,- eoinpanioii of all, .Irunkenr.ess. Ah! that ; "oneywid r.-heveany couga 1.1 one
them being John Uusor, the Jic,'.. .the struggle and leave th.-UU of, president and Supreme Court ? . t .1,1 him that v.;u whnu Armhmu ! that ii the ma,U-r evil. boiii I iTak:UM,.!elM,uk-:U plcents.
fuan who saw the accident, and. by tl, kdgcr to be sett od by the dogs ; T)IU tu. little bill of Mr. Marsh, i j,,,, Wils sht :l eouple of nights If drink could bo got dd .,f wo might 'r: rw.v-i t ,..ldui Keliet cures
wearin- to something, Mr. English I to" nnnutes the dogs how ed and t tor eomj.oi)atiun on aeeount of ! n.(i,r whereiip..n he declined to i he f of oonUering the vcrv devil 1,n.v. p:"n, as 1 ooth-ache. Neuralgia,
.4' 1 . ..r., ...,;.i b;u ke.J and would 4.ecasionally uiiin)',,r(,i,, -tv'' taken from him by act i ..,.4, , Ti,,.,- ...il-...l s,. ;Ctl.- i himself. -The drmikeini. ss er, ai..(l I olie or J leadaehe in o to ..0 minutes.
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i t ..1- ......l Keene tresli ami in inunl iniii urn i . . ..i 4 4,, tl.i 4..1 i I'Ms si it to t he hanv l'cmteTit eire i , , i i.m i.Ki" iu.il .Mil mm.
vou, but not for a thousand dollars. T for the tray. 1 ho badger was irum fa-li and other,. hny hvhmW r's wil, ,:, rlvu henai licao : ' ' )v w el n Three bsn
Vou set too high a price, on your!" l "red out, and it was bu a!t,m tt Democrat r.,i,t the cjaimi-i 'V.: sah-...,t this John' -j., h(: lli'Ul,, i . V J ,J ;
.lamned young on.:, and 1 can bring : ';rj U tlffr the arrival o the j Mr. MarM. is not alone in filing "Arc you the Jhon W.ll.an,s m I hi ' , , :ippetit,-.s-if'yon could 1.,'ik 1 , " 1, ?
.vitness, to prove in any court that 'rd dog UU.' J was lymg dead. ; proof of his claim. All ov.f tlu, j wa-eny.c,ed o arson: and sent to ltna. s illhi rt?IMAithcf it will ! K u( hi, Ibiei ru it , w a i
.he never auado you a .lolbr.' 'ing lought b.avcy to he end South other such ; ain.s have b.en tla; ljaltlnmn. !"eni,ct,;1ry r ; 1, wru teU tl.oia,,! tin.es over t., i .V. Iw S . f d ick win s
"I told 1dm that if I was a j.oor living gory marks uji, he third ,,iilC(,i on m.ord. The Northern or! "s'1'' , , iiul,t, I think vi.u Would sav, "Ood Z t l l ,Jr ,7 , i ' i i f i'
n my child was as g I aAi,, .antagonist The badger ilull grm Joyal man. who tries to 8m-h U.o i Tim of a,ki.,K fruitl.-s .p.eMioiii,, ; Lve ,n e." ! !U, thiwl Wkh
and jumped olf my dray to hit him, wyl probublv weighs thirty poim-U. p, as.'ortam how many such . lie district attorney suddenly put a sim,, VJ ' t ,lX0 lu 1:lv 1(t lIu, rout 1 - J h
and the crowd inOTfeml. ,U"fT" lf f-'ish e,.lor, and he : ,1a,,,,, ,u (,, , W,U find m four-, leading one. . . i0f this upas tree is the Go.pel of; ' t , ,,1
'Mr. English th-n went to my ; alt.-ge It.,- a very juvtty animal. ; filths 4.1 the coui.i of the South j Have vou ever been m any pen- Chriit J1U y (WA ,,,, us to ho (1 that ! - ; '" J ,nt ; " f'-J
r i.i . .. ..i .... i iMi'in IiioL-eil LJi-in as n .rri'Mt I'lin. 1 I . il- . 1...1....4...4.J ' .- 4V.....1 I tetitinrf ' ..' 1 . M.OU.Igl. Ol lllie. 1I!0 Kll.H KOd
Here .once more: j win seme wuii i v ' " : . v priiiu. iuoimv i'i m wi '!" v - . nian irute. u in cans ninisc t a i.i.iji.: 11-.-. .1: .. . -
AVI O. WllOn 1 Was aav ai WOrK. aim l " , ....... ;1,,eai oineiai, . icuil i., '.iu,l, !;iv t u.n. nn, tn nvirl- oimct'int r i I
mi- i..-i-.. lvl -tv;.,.,! .....,n.:ositv from the tact thai no badger I ..,.! devoted to the Democrat ie oar. " es sah..' , i .. .'V".!i. 7i. said uioj wore angels, lie
rj" ..i... i .......... . i. v..... , . , ... . nun a in ine uiige iru k. oi ine .uoineil their u- ,.rs .,,,,1 r.,;,,,,o
. ; ... i .1, ..4 p.. ........ t.,.1.1.1 i was ever discovered m t m mut tt 1 4,- 4.,l.-.. .r.. tied 4 .m ,.nn All ev-. u- -eimw turned nn,,ii tl. 1 , . , .iiiiiiu 11 iiu lr w iiij- and raiment
W.D.Sapp." ,ple generally that human beings will tloul.t that it is the clehheratc J ; v question fi : " " " u f" ' v," .V b, .Au.ilv L.ln,,,,', ,,!,,nt
The rtrd shows that the suit live abs..lutcly a vie do purpose to I,ress thte c rums to cob , - n pr-u I ix) Z L 1 i uv of iTfr i- - A and to ,W his it
i-, ii. ..i. i ... i ; faun I., ti.a. .. her 1 for-.s find ..v, n lection, if a favorable Court. ( Ho- '!ir. -'"nil. ill (liiin, lorUadn.' . n. 1 ."M l"'-"' '""J '''' i . 1. i 1 V. , ,
was iiioo ,jsv -. isio. ami .in , .nicr , , --. ., . ,M1.n4 . . w , i nig or b hrive in' it I ho A oss.en.- -! no i'i no weeiar u ed, tn genera i.
I H.k of the .Marion Civil Circuit I"vi.l;-4 mil; fc-t foo ,'over.n,s gross and 1- xe-utive can once be so-, J ; ' jt. 1 1. , K, id , ; J g l.(V. ",p (! m r Mln ! the nom ing of boiling water on -t
Ltirt is the d.vnv giving change of t prevent injury to tn M. an I eiimL (rhaps ho people of he ; 1 " . br , t, J , whiJo , r , alhnvj
v;ne on jn tition of .Jefendant ami "ever made to travel. , U ; N..rther.i Shdes are ready to double j - 1 : J; 1 J'l b attrition ml risk. Any- it to cool, when all impurities will
pay nt 4,f costs. In Fee Dook No. t a walking pace, while on iU .) Nt.ona debt to 1' j J;; bo. who ca, co nn, md or losea 'ttle at the hottom and may be
21 .l;.rithatWillir(rk,- 'iZyX ?k ''last of "mVm !,ir can dry j-raped off with .a'knifo; but a
nir'TbahnoVof't St re-UioiiofCcncaltek'. four years." These i: 7 ' T TU tT ? f' f
ts,an1ountingto812,.,,,syetun-:K.Umg. , 1 . - jh, f I a, j j j(1 , ,j
i ti 4i if ft.- i sts.'s and docs hi, h LJv.-nd in the the pr ne ph ti.r nlm-h Leo and ' Mfhoit ih.; iiml t-tKni!Jive1tit aha,iM,t hean ; htan.l thv WUU-e-
. J -I ortiT. vho is nw i j.." f ltil irfjrVi ' A despatch from MeC.regor, Iowa. ! Jackson ought, ami for whi c a ! ''ttofnel hl tho ri-k f oyer- i m imv the lire, let its contents
nSlnimdit t 11" wildly wi 7 Austin, Miim.,' .tates j Northern State will vote. i 7 V'" T' r?
...toftiirS DogMand,!1' "as shot in his with the Solid South ? ' ' ;iavtocool; when perfectly cool
v itin of en lien 1 "rr o, he are treated as memWrs 7,f the hoU TuUf and killed by j The right of seesion was the j TihU' 8 '"' i tl't Wripptng mil stand on the top
-nirrljlmSn thev are guests ; an u", nuw - " ha for : pnmiple f.-r which L.-e and. laekson . T j the water a cake ot pure, whole-
bl 1'uss Vl Hart n he well- i ' iH" I'H.'k with horn.; Y '-'".the prlneipal n(ovo. k oontended. Any State, ! ,A 2i-( o 1. , some fat. I should mention, how-
ln.,wi ,n t."S L 'nitl Sr : at the barban, t. ustoms of their : ft lhtieal, mndal and religious b. ,,,, tljsS(;lve t, J" 'f, suptmtendent ot the V est-; ever, one d.sa. van age winch arises
y T ai A neighlrs, ikedrgs toudthat has agitated
tie m S miVr,n; 1'artioula meivcl at St. UdioM U, h, a- npted !l!y ' ,1,'i iH fi.") ( br.st, he pun udo W l,tl,l,a,? water i one
i,X at 1 ris "aid show the deed was committ.,1 tern,,, i,iaj(,ritv of the LL)ft b ?! Mlf i h iMipintis jeliy-pure es-
j !hD -v (ilW .Jf .9 clock in the evening with ! or their representative i any HI to ''I'Hle, puif the iioqth ; senne. ot m which, if the lat be
"'ti,;- ; ,mr. .. i-e-l 4- l -Hiul w,,pk r ni"K- ! a slu.t-gunf hi.l thrtnigh a window, ! was enough to rend all tie- l'.otweeu i ,ril,i(:. as nwuly ie- poup'd into ; ha.iu without water
loJ li . - and the woun-U' 'm ade in the': the people of that StatV nw ttn l? ft"rftjl ftnrm wlll-d. j scUlltJ at , he bottom. This jelly is
iTwt. of Pa., August 2.'..- back of Pages head and l.eck. Tll j Tnited States. Against the doetr 1 W' the Texas cast ...i invalualdo for gravies or made
ii WdSun I Fn-ETfi J Sl-K i r w u-w .T hu,11"r Nurici, are not dangerous, ul,d lie ! of .ion ,!,r joval J J t!" 'j. ISth , inst., and that ; .lishes being, in iny opinion. fr,ual
.iZr v tmi ;1,t'T I'"'.va,KJ .''.v.l willr.over. His a.sr.ailant is un-jeountrv rai, w,!tfu m J were lost. The ol to Liebig; thcuoftire UVs fartoogo.Hl
iVar iket Imildings wore Mriei, ly ! known. Page is county judge of the 1 spent money ly the thoiu' mi PJ''1 "'I? tlf mt tw fV (Hin-JliH'it tatho pi UK Put
fwlllV fee le'tve , ii o lFhU"n hut P ,at dama,-c (ir( uit- ! "i"ins. and aaeriflml thu ives f 1 "' ,a'",'a pH.st.atod ( to gain both this and clear fat it is
jX i4 ( cneral Oliver's ,wder mill i , ! two hun.lml thousanl patmi " Vre ' Wd.nre htni H'th of Corpus . noeessary to take u little extra
S hi ' 5lt VnVJun Wa'a truvk mul Um ' ' they to vote that thev wxru mw i hristL T1"-' telegraph line from trouble, 'which repays itself, though;
i h n i. our S' W ' 1 1 i r,lV'f lr.l'11 I re -T, ; Wil the of a' XoSenSal; 5T"svi,H I A l wa., this is to allow the at to c.h,! in its
fit. tl.c full ani'iinl nud r in car
ticket? lxins turned Vr to l;im.
YJfS
uUni.-sV r,,-i,l, ,,-, on Maryl.m.l
iivtuuf. :inl In- iii.l.rs-lMr.SiiiithV
-liar:t-t t in liijjli tonus a a man of
trutll. 1 h; sai MlO WHS il liU'llllxT tit
the t'iiiicrance pikkiv, ana wikuiu-fai-1
coiild K- noon, tin i'vjIi s
far a - In- was iii.Vivi.lually ' ori.-t n.'.-tl
he li'l not wish tn make any written
W,T . ? 1. "e
s that illicit lr dra(l
ltes. lather i-5""";
into lol
however. mm-mlKTl lurf.rtly the
.loath of the little frill, anl the man
ner in which a change of venue va
taken, together with attendant cir
cumstances. Halt IUmiii ; miia-ti-.
At Long r.raneh this season some
of the waltzing is ot the new Kinu.
111 winch the .lancers s i-ie inree
times one way as last ami as Jar as
their legs will let them, and then
! three times the opposite way. A
'souple divided against itself cannot
ctand that sort of capering The
; mrtner must slide, swav and whirl
.noii.Ji f.-rlwr. Uut there was no
such understanding between the two
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1 , v , , . .. r... .... i - i-...-:. ;n ... ,t .m, ,, itoiir- ; r-row. h:nl dispersed uoni me siei
when inev si.hhi op kvjcuui i..;i,iu smiviun -
'dance. The new waltz bigms with-; The following is a sample ol docu- j
out premonitions, scooting off ku-1-
deulv sid-wavs. like a tremendoiwly
accelerated crab. Suh was the initial
movement of this young gentleman. :
Kncir ling the young lady firmly:
withj his muscular right arm. and
gripping her right hand with his
left, he measured oil" about half the ;
wbljl) of the parlor with three vigor-;
o r 1 :. 1 I I 1 ..-.,t- ..
xx Mum of bis long Jog. Jt was a
compMe si-rj-rise to l!;s partn.-r.
She wascam-d.tfof l.ci-tw-t at tirs i
lhen her slipp. r l.cat a ouicK tatoo
n the iloor m her ktmggj,e to r gain
e-f iilibriuni, and the iul'L'4 j"'r
lYM&t OrriiHO AaiuM
; Mr. v J.ur,',
t l.Ur'rs Colder and son were ;
snooui.g u-Hiu.H" esi 01 me . n ,
s.'.w er "'"' " "
; strt-:?ni :1 badger. Two 4'g.s aeconi-
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nauie.i ineiiuiiieis. .1110 u in. ,.-'-.-
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ln- llie proper eneouragement b-g;m
i'i atiacK upon me animal. J lie :
tight i-as a lively and interesting
one, ami tUvugh a shot could have
the hunt-.
'V Ihe .viy, inserting th. Mr teet li
i ! lti! yMK r";vmg a slight wound
1,1 mur" :n'i iH-i jciieai a ie icei
:,,wa.v; - J- wn it ent would
..!. 1.. in.li. in.. Ol he 4 ,. 1 iij
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j1""1'.-" "."O -jiu-. n j,.,.4..v-
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i "I",, m.-ir mouii ami kin mm
i without lurther parley. l he iKulg.-r
"nd. rst.H,l their lalso attaeks,
, h,la1,1 " attention to
' Mi'- -f them the succeeding one was
sure ii f.iult in a struggle, in which
,evry liii,- I he dogs were driven
jaway with itiniU wound or two,
; unti" finally, all won ,ut at;d ever -
'',l blood, they gave upib ivght.
: A large bulldog, owned by a n.-igli-
bor, heard the noise f the other
Mi'uri, and the ..uestion is. hIi.tc
' J"' ';'" fr"111 -'" - 'U'(
Soin.i iiden-e.i r det iilv !,s to tl.n
treatment of animal ii, Japan ap-
i.earinthe ni.ort of tin-' J-ii.;;,.!,
s.M'ietv for the protection of animals,
The Japanese nerfeetU- adore the
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"I i'i" " in iiii 1 1 1 ii .-,i...i,i inn
sunnier to their own. The subi'eets
siip'-jivr to their own. l he suniei
..f'ihcMii:y.d.. are not acjuainted
ot tlie Jii:a.'J.'. are not aeouainte.l
with the U-l,k) or fox-terrier, or
they would r.-.o.; vi.in. aJs of those
brds witl.'stdl hlVr ..Jratiom
as being id.le by steadfast pmp..e
and intelligence to circumvent the
cunning of the fox. The other
sixties of the brute cn-ation. besides,
meet with such attention from the
It is a positiviiy g.uaraiitetl cure1
for Ifialn-tes. ravel. Ivxcnsv and'
everv form of 151adder and Kilryv i
. . .. -.T
trouble Dav's Kiim:y I'ad.
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mark. . ineei wnn sucn attention ir..m the u.. e staiidM icm, c, ot i ... . ' ... . .o' "' A : curimr. th,. ,.,.1,1 l.liwt. eoletelv I Dripping or bef tat f. v ce bhoold
...Tui.wii- u. iiiixmg r.H.m. ine oo'-' i uikuho., , that the blood and treasure of ' - l"m u,nvn t'lerotore no com-; impure state tirst, so that tlic jellv
j.j,'l caused considerable loss in the ' t estorn Avenue, Lynn, Ma., ha ! Nojlh Ve4 t-lwd in an nnholv nn. ! lnunic:,ti"u 'an be had with the may exude from it, then to unit "it
, made the discovery! Her Veueta- tmjtut effort. ? Wi i' rt.'cv'i..t ilit i str5t'k'n dt'- ! in boiling water, and i.needas
TltKV-WHAT?
n i . i. t;..i, ,i!
1.1 it ,1., if it shofild sret !
i i , r .1... i :,-....-. tuAiit
Some
think it could 'ct l.;wk va:-t sumsiniht tour of the-amhlin- hehs and j nation dnftwl on the subject of dojr?
for real or pretended losses during j dance siloons of that city: "It had ! Instantly the -enera ly good-natured
the war. Kills already presented lccn rumored about the camp thatjnii.ons Wv darkened, ami he
1 i Til lmsiu'i! had more of an obj.-ct in i launched forth in a strain not unlike
riill'on' el account of properly i
tjLr-ni.rdu-ti.wl by Union ion.ts.
L,thatair?"TiV,eclaini.,are.i1.Mi-h,itio:i was the gathering of material
if allowed, to bankrupt any Coyern-
: duly shown. .
Wl.lt'a ,,,, K,,lti). ton-ivss would!
do with them, having a 1 "resident to cf Kastem bloods. Knowing Ins
sin its bills. Ave know from the j propensity for thus hunting out and
uames of members who oiler such ! showing up the gilded abodes of sin,
bills. Hut is that all ? 1 shame and crime, and rcmemWing
Supiose(en rallIaneM.keltel;ithe sensation created in New York
what next ? A little bill to increase i by his famous exposure of the ccle
the number of Judges of the Su- j bratd IJuckingham 1'alace, and its
pn ine Court. t present the Court : faeseinating wickedness, as diseover
is overloaded v th work. Instead led by him in a personal visit, a re-
of nine Justices
s, i-atnotic DeiiKK-rats I
w ill sav, le
h t us "have nineteen, so
that the work can be divided more . the above report was true, ine
conveniently, and the Democratic j celebrated divine had made the ae
decision of" the people may be re-; niaintance of a certain man about
speeted bv the Judiciary. Kxcuses ! town, yho was U act as guide and
ill l.e found. The ! rive him points upon the various
aid a Democratic 1
-
to feed hungry i.oys m ju.ie on 1
,l1(.ir marches after a flying foe. j
.1.:,... i'i lu.aiii.l -
li nents tiled m many counties 111 m
J the Southern State-. It is copied j
; fnmi the ollieial records of Chatham
county, (.eorgia :
Hmk iiiJ. 1';
s.rm: ,1F iK..i:oiA, 1
chatium c.i mv.j
V,ri,ro m. .. rson;illy
4'Uiiie M.
M:trli. n
.. I,.. I ...in r ,
illl'llt (if
':ivaiin:ui, u".rjiii.
who. l-i" .luly sw..r... .U.,hi1. ami
h i I" ho ,awf" ""'u"r i
.f!l. r!l-. in-nml at th..
tin v wvro .-mail. i'a!i'.I uni! mail.- iv.v l.y
'" 1
t'niti-1 Stnii"- (iiivi-rnmciit to wit :
1 wmiiaii. sarah. aw 1- '
) woman, K!Uii. jijio :;"). anil f.iiir
chil.lriiii I'r "Mi '! ! 1- a-v..... "
1 wnMian, .Van, u'n t'l, aal fuur ciiilil-
ivn I'rum - tn 1 1 a--c S
1 man, '!ia.-le, a.v atmnt !, 1
1 v.miun. Klli n. Ins wil'i', ai-caimiit ' I
1 woman. i-a!u !!a. a'i' alioia Is 1
1 woman, P.liinn, a--'.- alimit ."i"i 1
1 man. Jim. a"-ahoiU oi 1
'!'., .il
M
-worn tn
mi- t!ii
unit Mih.vrlh j!
.Ink gn, 1.-74.
; fnrii I
)
I.kvi S. U.mit. Xnlarv 1'uMir ami . $.iif.
lii-in .Instiic of tin' 1'iaii'. f 'ha'liatn
.'.nntv. (h'or'.a.
Isaac M. Marsh,
taken the j.ains to lile legal proof,
according to tlio laws olto-orgia. that
ilLMvas once in posessiuii 'iml the I
jawtul owner ol certain maws, 11)
liuiiHKT MMiY'.i. wueii nicy cre;
..mancipated and made free by the !
. i... . . 1
i oiiiii r-iaies i lovernii en'. iiv
,. ,. , -
j,f!j Jjejmt himselt to that expense
inii t,ui4i? '' Ot course he never ex-:
jH.tl to g.-t , for emancipated j
ay,, l,Ul! iu.,u l.Ypuh-'
li, ..an President and Supreme Colli i.
ol' tl10 lnitel States (.overilhiei.t,
: Would undoubtedly be presented,
jiat Would a llomoeratic t oiirl
l;1Vl. t say about it?
Ik 1
1iein.Hi.u1c lawjcr.i inneeonsunii-
,.ainie.i inai ine onsiiiuuonai
...
, .'Viu.av.'meUt.s a.loj.twi
when the!
Southern ..Ja'oi- were 111 duress j
w. rc not lawiuuy or Lo,;tniii!onaiiv
. 1 -ci ..u l."..... ..:..
auopicd. jiicic miiiiii m iiniiim-
:.. ...!! n -..4:.. :
cuuv m nii'iiii nai jLiuoia.iiii; 141-
istswho would decide, as Justices
;,,ftl1(i Supremo Court, that emanei-'
j j);,tion without payment for slaves
! H.t free is unconstitutional, and that
amendment prohibiting payment
ejaves set free was every lawful-
:u, .nloi.te.I Democratic Con-
j )M. , 0 Uw transcript of the records
! inade unt: iduf Jhp J'resid.-ntial
leloction. If Mr. Maivh ea gMt lsay,
' every other hohler of vlave at hat
; tune ol emancipation can get pay.
' .... . . .J
I here were alnuit 4J K 0 J K I slaves.
and the estimated value was about
, f."(KI each. An cx.onditure greater
iv-n the entire National debt ol the
LniU-dtiai. would be reouired to ,
. , i i.i 1 1 .
li II 4 V I'I ,11, 11 11 , 1. il'll III , :i , II
s ,; ; . ,n.
.. .
gross would undoubtedly allow.
-'an oi ine lormer noi.iers oi
slaves have deemed it is wiser not to
put on n-cord their claims for com-
i P-sation until the Democratic, par -
i ty has gmned control of the Covorn-1
Manv of the former , , ,. .f
ni.t. 1'rol.ably they are shrewder
than tho have made haste to j
i file their J.roof, hui m one who'
understands the temper ol th uuu, j
mation
..
resale by C. N.'Poyd,;
o;perset. Pa.
i?ie
V , . 1 uit- ir usnonr the craven of tlit livr 1 i.-iI u -ijtlj 1 1 ai"1-?.
aW'VtS, Sitz. w.t il" i . ' ! ;.;,.,.:: ..... ,i. ,
Talma;.- I'iiiu I-ei4IIl4
i lJ..uni,. ilisnnteh to the 7i-1
tmhUam "ives fiie foHowniL' a.xount ;
M r . . .....,, . i
'of Key. 1. He U itt lainiajres mm-
com in.L' to Ixadvillo than that of de- j
liveiin- a 1. chirp. Hid md i.iicii-
for a new lecture to Ik- .i-hvere. in
New Voik coneen.in.ir the w.ck.-d
wavs of the .t. and for lilieation
iiH ture to le .IcllVen-u ill !
porter sliadouu mm ancr ine jec-
ture was over and discovered that
. 1 1 . .1...
places 10 oe imicu. -s eoo a mv
S
i-
Die two strolled leisurely down ;
Sfnti - tr.-.-i eiileiner ill the lirmci- !
r- , ,
pal dance homes and gambling dens, :
staying nut a i.-w n.omeins in any
one place and apparently taking no
interest 1.1 any thing that was going
on. -t last me jtair turned into
Harrison avanue, and entering a
sambliiur hell there, remained in
so lorn: that the reporter billowed 1 aid the iamily expenses by swell
them. Talmage was standing at the j ing the carpenter's bill to eneourag-roiilette-table
as he (iitered. deeply 1 ing pro rt ions.
ahsorhed m tn- progress ol the game
) .V,,,!!,K ,I1:U,.WS Io:".-? J"'f jb' a 1
t!ic. divme intensely studying his i
f.l(.,, j., at this moment the door j
again opened, and a well-known I
1 blood walked in. He started at the ;
. sight of Talmage. whom he recog
1 nized at once: but, recovering hiin
sen strolled up ii ine oar. ne i
onlcred a drink hi ltaued across j
,,. , 'ii'
.,,..1 ,..i,;..,, i 4.. i i.
! The latter lixed his i ves upon the I
llll'l 11 1 1 in I II l I. l i'i 111V Hill ill l. I H 1. 1
cioaKOd ngure at ine roulette lanio,
jbtit made no further sign. The
: news then rapidly spread, and, be
fore the divine was aware that he
; had bei-n noticed, he was the centre
of all ev.-s. Hastily gathering his
oak about him he touced his eon,-!
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l.lllliF I o ill "I, iilll II 1111' ' l ill'
1
I natHi 1 1 iii iu) 1 mi 1 , 1 im 9 'in. i' '
ing wa "citing jnteroting now, lor
4i.7. 4';.!. '.I j ii,.,
'Odoon dancedioun After a few! "So I did. After he fell from the ! ;XLA!,;',,;1VT- ,Nr ,,h,1:'; ipl
i ..4 i... i.:..i. 1 ;.a ..j .. 1 ...,f t .... .1. 1.: ,., i 1. I'lmphs, blotches and all ."-kin
U j!.-el.s, haiih'it tin. two emi'i'.'eil imd next '
!,.(,.,.,., j ! j,,, Jed Light biiguio. Here'
;tu,v f1)U,i a frisky crowd, for. as j
1,,.v ..nfi.ri.,! the door one of the:
i,. ,.4 ran 111, to' ra.linai'e and smooth-
, owniM w hwkers .as ke. him to
i,.:1d the set with her. He visibly j
.- .
1, 1. 1 1.,. 1 1 i,..n 1
iiimi in n in minimi. i " .m 1
theb-autiful blondes orowded around j
i.;. .,,,.1 i... i...i i;t..r-,n.- t.. i...,r '
l,im!-eifaway fri.in tlieiii. " Heheav-;
K,,u ,f relief as thev a 'ain :
!..., - I- i I,.. .......t .,,..1 ... 4I.... i.mw,..I !
tlI ,ju, j,,,;,
j dropped u
'pun a few words ;
unintentionally bv Tab I
; Ilia(, ;t js known that he
Lea.lviile with the id.ia that
leaves
it is a
Vl,rv ll!lr, t((W
A txil Dui-key.
An important ease was
I iclllg
u,.;.;.1 l.,.i:.r,. tl. ivi,,,;,i.,l ('.,, 4 ,.
M'hi . '"
i t ,,. hitii..i .. ' ( ,. in.: , a .lis ,1
..... .
j colored man w.u on tin. j .tu. ss-;
stand. The district attorney had b
j fore him a long li.-t of convicted
criminals. .Alter glancing at it, he
I thus interrogated the witness
j " bat is your name ?.'
'John Williams, sah. '
j witness The distnei aiUnrv smil-1
; ed complacently, and resumed. j
i How many tiines have you been I
; l. JiHUiary T
" I wi. e, ah 1
1. 11", .i.
here
' '"Jn Ikiltimore, sah.' ,
'"How long wore you there the tirst i
dime .
"About two hour.-
1 1 i.
sail. ,
sah.
. .11'.. 1.IIIL' 1111 Mil III 111,,,'
long tin-
second time?''!
: nn the attorney. ,ati,er ere.t.i.
let,
.-.o ....... i w.'iii incm m
. wh to wash a cell for a lawy. r who ;
j had robbed his client."
' The attorney sat down amid the
laughter ot the spectators. j
"Ad hour .-ah. w.-nl the.,, m
I'iKhtins for Principles.
What are the principles Lee and i
Diamonds in the rough-Thoso
i-eiiwioucu py a thief wnt-n arrested
So lie Ditl.
A generally rood-naturl citizen
nf Detroit, was talking with a lrii-nd.
.i . .i. . : ... i i
ine inner ceoiii, hihuuh-umih-i-
the following.
Darn a io,
jl once had a dog; i.t a p.odle or
a . iiiuinnioni, .1 mii jun in, in
iiiUl': merely a ilog. .ome called
him a pxr dog, others called him a
good game dog ; and by-the-by, if
memory serves me aright, the man
whom 1 bought him of was among
the latter category. His age was two
years, and he had an amazing ap
petite for wood, lie one day chewed
a carpenter's plane all to splinters,
and the carpenter said lie was pre
pared to declare all over the earth,
that my dog was not a fast liver
that he was a good, nice dog, and
liked to live on plane food. It is
nothing in point to state that the
carpenter fell from a barn the same
afternoon he made this remark, and
that he dislocated his neck to a fatal
(crmancncy and broke his right leg
in three places, besides sustaining
injuries to his ribs.
"My dog was a sail and lonely
animal. Many a night Jiave I heard
ids plaintive moan in the back yard.
I have arisen and found a whole
section of pate chewed off close to
the ground, .'caving the smoothened
picket stumps protrudingeloqiiently
. s..h. '"".'
he was a mean dog that he d,d this,
l.nt. sinil.lv I.i-.-oivi- t h-.t -w lt.
; - -. -
kind of a dog he was. When h.
wanted to go and suck eirirs with a
neighbor's dog he would not jump
the fence, or get over in an ordinary
way ; no, he would far rather, chew
through a thousand feet of picket, as
1 belore stat'd, and thus materially
"My
t.,,c,lof
deal ot
"My wife thought a great deal of
, and the dog thought a great
her. hut, since, he lctt us.
I have lieon often tempted to believe
that the animal cared more lor her
clothes-line, than for herself.
i' ii i ii n hi i. i n. i ii i, ri in i .-i 1 1. i.i.-i:
, . i ii - I
whv did lie chew U up, and wind us
-. , ,. . 1 i
llisides aI UP '
ii , i . i . , t
"ue imaiiy 4iiVM. a yioieni tieatn,
I am happy t say was his. 1 ha.'l !
ii.i.. l .. i.; .,..4..,. ,.f4i...f
llill.!.ll 11 'ImI.UII Oil' I nil ll.l 111 llll.
barn, and what do you suppose, that j
ii,. ..i;.i.;i ,. .. 41...4
,.., .... 1 ..l 1.,. 1.:.
iiiiiL- I'limliiwl l.nr-L- nifiiiii i,tiMi.,l 4 in. !
nails'that held'the' 1, threw it i
4iw. 1..... 1 4i..... .1: 1 !
in 1 1111- I'.OII, illlll III. 11 r-oiMM-ii
.r.,;,. ,,,,.1 fi.li 1.;. I,...,,! I,. .1... !
earth."
'lih., i- ill, il.!,., 41.,., 1 u'l
Mdl i 1 1 mm 1 u ilU l 'H tl . 1
... . i
wit. mi. i.,i..i 1...;. 1
' ' ' j."i'i mui-.-i un, itu, !
"I thought vou said ho died a vio-;.
I.,!-. .lo.oh '
lev and shot him " '
'
Scll-Ma.le Poverty.
1 Would Hot say a word
cainst !
poverty: wnerever 11 comes
;t ; .,1
Litter ill ; but you will mark.
as vou
. i- ,,- . .. , .,
1101 ce e areim v. in r win e a tew an
. 1 ., , :
poor because ot unavoidable cireum-1
stances, a vcrv laive. mass l t h.
poverty of London' is the clear and j
shot r result of i.roftiseness, want of ;
for. thomrht. idleness, and the worst i
by the internal honor dens which
plague-spot the whole tt tins huge
oity is appalling. No, I did not
speak in n:iste or let slip a hasty
word. Manv of the ilrinLiin' lioiises
I are nothing' less than infernal; h, I
i some respects they are worse, tor
hoi! lias its use as a divme protest
;.,,,.;,. .4 linf n s I. r 4 ho if in 1 i-il-ii-ii !
.r ' '. , . 1
.tnere is nothing to ie sani in its la-
1 . rn. 0 . .. 1
yr , ,,,, 1 ,.r 11, (1
taiSne
three foMrth of thu poverty. If vou
could look at the
ionics to-night
the wretched homes where women !
will tremble at the sound of their j
nus.iands i.K.isieps as no eoinos ;
no.,.- oere uuie cumiren w 111 ,
touch down iviiii oar upon ineir
Jm,j Wl. .t 5t down, and London isi" fL
t,,(, wr(,(.H,(!ri( :nvi inis. I J 1 1
...... u'f,iili ,,,,, u..,, ,.w.,v li V-
i.ffl, iaTwhioMhov
' ,at wiiuii'iiij
mmmmmmmmmmmmmumm . S.1.11..1 ...I.I ..I..
('4.I1I .Mi. 1'rult C'ui'liiK.
...j . . '
I he California Mountain Messen- ;
ger reports an interesting experiment !
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II. 1 ... .. . -.. .
1 ia'TrviUo 1 .,uu,lrv- .-X,,,,M.; a i:,, k
.
,,,,,,1' .!,',, . f,,.':,. 11.. . i
V ' t-!-., - '
ti.r..,. ... "i ., i i)t- .,,,,.. :., ..,. p. :
, 1 o I ,i the K '
- V i ' ' " i i
reSittr mid w itlimit j
j the slightest discoloration. The :
I cured fruitshowed none of the harsh, j
,lr.V"W: which results Irom hot :
liira ii-lll..,.! ... It. IT li... I.
..... ..u... tcuei
l An cured me, arc the words of
thousands.
Cal i forn ia's IVad Ren.
The San Francisco Clir-mirk, in a
recent issue says: "The propeller
ltocket, which will soon be placed
on Myuo lake, will have 10 trouble
about lbutin;r. as. the den:-i(y of the
water is remarkable, being just the
reverse of that of Lake Tahoe, in
which the body of a drowned per
ron never is ui in to the suifai e. An
exchange rt that for Lilt, na-s
, ium j u 1 111 1 i.-cui m inc.innc -s 1,1c
;ter iI Monu ;ike surpass those nt
me I'gra oca. 1 ney contain so
much alkali that on a windy day
the lake is a regular tub of soapsuds.
The writer has seen a wall of lather
five feet high along the whole of
that shore, against which the waves
were beating. .Occasionally the
wind would take up a bunch of this
lather as big as a bushel basket and
carry it several hundred feet inland.
So bouyant are the waters of the
lake that quite a party of men may
navigate themselves on a raft made
of four or live dry cotton-wood poles.
Out in the lake are islands of rock
(lava-like concretions) through
which streams of water boil up.
The water of these springs is like
that of the lake, but in on place
is a large spring ot fresh water.
This is near the northwest corner
of the lake, and at a point where
there is eight or ten feet of water. It
14 a sort of fountain. A column of
fresh water, some three feet in diam
eter, is projected upward with such
force that it rises to a height of at
least two feet above the general level
of the lake in the form of a mound or
kind I, and makes a rippling noise
that can be heard a considerable dis
tance. J Jut for tin- fact that this
fountain has a depth of eight or ten
feet of water to contend against it
would probably rise to a considera
ble height in the air."'
-:4s Ililioiis nit. I Mj ei-vi-s AVi-w
yuile I'liKiruiiK,"
S'ai liinxx. X. Y.. .Ian. li. Is7i.
!!:. M. M. Kkxm.I!. Krr.l.'.ni:u X. V.
lM:va Si ii : I liavr U.vii out of
lii-a!lii f.irtlin-i' inniitli-. Wan li Hit u. my
cyrs ami comph xina Ih'Iuj. y.-Ilow ami my
j m-rv.-s with .iiiu- iintrun. II.nl ln-t my
I u'tit. my inoutli ta.-t.il Uni. my li-.nl
.... I . . I i- i. i n ii i
tta- Moiiiicil nil anil hit dull ami lu-avv ami
, , , , . , . ... ..
I nan l"-t mv iimlntiou. ( have ihav taken
i ,,. ..; ,., , , , ... ,..
I"'" 'in .ii"" j"o'i ann i.ii. r i.i iii.i j
!U, N(.rvt T,llli(. ,U1, M ,.,ltir(.,v ,
Y..nrs i-nlv.
'.nr."'.
x. x. wmr.iKKi:.
ir. r.-nners i.n..i and i.iver Kem-
lit- l H 1 1 w
!cmv im Acrvo lirit. iiuiv v.i-ll Ik
icalleil "The coiiiUering hero"' of th
t!m,'s- 1 .V. !'"' '"-li'"d trium,h ot
'I the age. Whoever has '"the bin
the age. hoover has
, .I , 'il 1 . ,
should take it, l..r it nvxlaU and re
isomemi sysieni max
-jmiv rw umii'i. il;iiu;iv cifK'rs
1,1 IT 1 1-,
Ki 1 11 iiirtt .'mil 1 iv-cr I iinii.i-iini
wmousnt
, . . j . . . , . .
. . .' 1 ' ,
1 Headaches, I-KVKll AM) AorKM'I.KKX
EiiriTioss and lii.oop Iisoi!pi;i
Swelled Limbs and iJropsy; Si.-ep-:
lessness. Impaired Nerves and X.t-
I vous I ! .ilitv : Kestores liesh am
--t inirt!i when the system is running
down or going into decline; euro
remale eaknessandl hronie Wlieii-
. i inaiisni. and relieves 1 hroiue lroii-
1:,:, i n i t ti . i-.'
('."!t J; :"id all Lung and 1 hroat d:t
lu-ultics. It does these things by
'rikuig at the root of disease and n
'"'"lng its causes.
''r- renners Imi.roVed
ind readily relieves lilieuniatism.
Kidney Complaint. Diarrho.-a. etc.
Try a sample bottle at 1(1 cents
1. 1 1 " . Ti
it. renners m. uus nanee.-pe-cilie.
One bottle alwavs cures. For
sale by C. JNljoyd
.iiels
'i'i . . 1 , ...... , -
ino .-v-.ir. ii'te.-.j .Vcwtliimi.
,.p;.. . 1,..' ,i ' ., -,,i;,r; ....
Uni v. H'li? touitded .i religious soot
called Angelic Kclicvcrs. They be
lieve in the disposition of angels to
Visit earth s people, it thev were only
1.. ..... '..I li:. .1 : .... :'.
to rcst, ;a. Ul0 ld s.K iabilitv between
huninii and angelic b. ings. In
s,.rlllt,u iat,.v White said thai it
woul.l not surprise hi im 10 have an-
and
ex -
and
wtis satisfied. Thev were hungry
tor kid. White had im
i.alf v, oidddi.. White
and ottered them pork,
V turned Ui their noses.
Some cold chicken was set before
! them, and hard cider, and they were
enjoying the r.-past when Mrs. White
t..llile j. vsu. Wilrt su?:1,i(.i()Uf,
examined the lloui.,. .eir.oe.o on
... . - i- "'"
hieh she saw the name luodgett'
marked, -oid inan,- ,110,111.1, -rv,
1.. .1 ..11 .t. ...... 4;i :..! 4
., ..... . . .i04'.gon ns
.mure,
rho bites loekeil the door.
; " , ... ' v " " "
"1 !l lH ''T "!,'
tWu ,,?H,t.,',stH'k"i "u thv ,M,.VS. :inl
them out to go home like
WmU"U Ut,,rtuk
up
How to I'tvimrc Heel Fat liii- Shorlen-
in-
tender hearted to kn,k upon sufler-
jin They always turn the back
i when they strike.
MRS. LVDiA L
CF kYNM, MASS.
v .k . vja.
nis'.nTcnzii or
LYDIA E. PINKHAfti'S
VESETAELS CCMPOTOD.
For all Female Complaints.
ThifirfTratinn, as if nzrxe iiitrtt-. mnirtu of
Vegetable l'rprtiK th it arv hcxniK .n to the uhxX dl
irolr I11T&L4.I. X'fum one trial th rrerit.f of thi Com
poaad will be iwcopniLl, oj relief is imnMltaij ; mnA
when its iuti Is rontinn!, in nim-ty-ni oo en in hnn.
tlrwl,apt mwintliitrrrt'i.cirt'-tl,iiHth'iii.yinl nill
tlfy. On mr ":r.t of It pr.rn merit. It in towlnyr.
rjmmrnuV'' a..J iy tin; Lct hyritfcaia la
t'.tm count .
It mill cum entirely (!i rort f ;rro of f Ulinjj
f the uttruii, LcaroiTht:x irregular and polniuj
MetMtruation all wax-ion Truut. , Ir.natntuati'a and
rirfrati.Mi, (lorxiinint, all Vi .pUct menf arl the cun
aiNacnt flplnai wi-aknm, aud is e;cinlly atlaptt d to
t!ie Cnaue of Lif a It w ill rti?-olve ami eipt'l tuinors
from the ntriMln an ar!y ?ve of development. Tie
tendency to cinocrms liamcrtt tiiero If chvekei T(.ry
BfieedJy hy Us n-e.
In fart it flit pr"r( .1 t t tli creat
ed and best r-'mtl that taa rv.T h tn dL-:vvr-cA
It pemieatevt.'ry in. liouof tlieystt m, ouclKivf
new life and vij-fT. It n':n'iv,sj f.iintmf i.ritisK ney, di
troysallrravins forsti.uulj:it;,::'-in.IicTi.iiwcakntni
uf the Btomacb
It cures Bioatin:. !!. -.-via. ?: rr..- I ri i.-nti
(;inerallvbiUty.M'tij:ijwa..j, I,;,r.:;..n a:nl iini
geetioiL That fc-eliii; wf Itt r.rlntljwn, catnii:,T 1U'
weight and barkuWw, Lsalv ur "nr.ii ntly ur-i b
its use. It will. it all tln. uauer -il c irt um!an
ee a t in hanrony v;:"j:;.j l..w iLui r 'wnui the
female sy.teiii.
Fir KidiK'7C'oni'.r.irl;j of t ilaiT m l tint c. in;iound
is unaurpacd.
Lydia E. Ftnkham's Vegetable Compound
Iflprrpared BtZZt and 2-Vi Worti rn .vt rttie, Lynn, SlafS.
ITice $1 W. S'x tMt:le f or S. :.t Ly mail in tli
form of pill-", also la th" l'rr;i rozriuri', (n recfi;t
ofpric. $l.Ci, pi-r Uvt, fr n'ln:-. 3!r-i. PINKHAil
tnctj amnrcni all ktu-r". of :iry. .V;ul f r paxa
Jihlet. Addrea- u.ru JI rt t t'ua puvrr.
NfamUyt!;ouldU'vitho;t LWA h. J-.NKHAU
UA"E:( ViLLS. They euio C ?7t!: CJkwuiMM,
aodTjrpid.ty of tlit Lmr. s- utL, ; r Loi.
ZZ
.1 -f f .1
ACTS DIRECTLY
ON THF KiDWEYS.
Hlmlalrr nl I rinnry Orcnn hy Ab.
Mwrfilnir all liuiiMri. uvi-ry truro ul itiiie:.. u:i!
1'iri-iii into the nylein tliruuirh tNe (iirci ol ttie
skin, n.iurisltinir ami strp.mthirniri vei-.tatile :
tonics (civitig il M.itidrrliil iurr 1 1 cure at
oiu-e,
PAITJ IN THE BACK
Hlrt r ltlnii, I itflfintmntlmt nnd
RrlKllt'w Iirattf I lio K Iftury m. !
ivetft. lropT 4riftVI. Vulnrrh nf tti
HIiMlflr, InnbMlty to Uriuln nr Kpl
I he I rlue, Miwna in Klnmlrr. II tub
lnrfl. feranty or Pnlntnl I rlHACinic,
JMic, t'Ml or Mirl in Hit Jrlue,
NERVOUSor PHYSICAL DEBILITY
nd in fact any disease of tfiee ure-it or:ins.
wtiether ti'nrneted iy overwork. tr:iln, e.X' civ
driiik. the aime ot nature -r 'rrerwte.
II ?upervedep entirely the in"nvenie:uf n n.n-
tri'uMts of taking nau.-eou? and 'i.intnij intcr-
uie!U In-?.
Iti wnrn exnctly whrre neeK-.l. net ta the
ll.y and imn:e.li,itiIy over the ki'lneyi.
It I et.miwrtahle ti the v.Uieut. s:tle. ilen.ant
an.l reliable its efl-ts, hut p jwerful in lt
tlou.
It euu "be worn at all time. In any oli.n;ife, anl
man, woman or child.
Io not !a rirt-ia'llosj. 11 t trlnl ami
be ciinvinop.l t ti n It In honest, rehnlilt-. etlertive
ami ut what your Irelile ami exhnu.re.l lisly re- '
liurei. T turn.":. ml are dailr u.Uin their tcsti- !
iiinny tu the womlertul cwrative powers of this
ureal r.meily, who are lieinic rHStore-l to p4T(i'i'i
health alter all other treatment ami reueitj
have laileil. Alt your ilruifirist l..r jl. itclxU
.mlmtinn r fihi.iliii..' Vl 1.0 li:u
uot ic it. enil to .Is ani wii.e Ulrreturu
IB.lil. '
lrrrlpf ly I'.rlf f. I.lm.-Rular Pa.l
Soecwi l.i,t, Inr OhninK deep st-.itnl, or
', ul lijiif ani!luic. 4-J ; i'.hiliireu's Fail, tor
.umiuer in.uliiliiint, wealc kiUni'vs nml he.1 wet
llnu. 1..iU. (wrbook. "How a Lile was Sai-e,l "
cj.itaiiilnir a history ol this ureal liisi.overy, mail-
on iree. nritoiorii.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO., Toledo,
s- '.i
Ayer's
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY A?.'D CCLO.T
It is -i most agrtva'tfic. Jrosinjr, w likU
i.i at cikc iiannli-ss ainl c-fuvtual. f.r
j.ro.Tvis tlio hair. Ii nstdn s. with
tlio glues ami freshness tf youth, f.uled
or pay, lijlit, ami ro.l hair. t? a ri. U
lirown, or ilef p b!at k. as may be desired.
Kyits use thin hair is tliiekened, aat
baldness often thotmli not alvai,cnred.
It checks falling t.f U,c barr iiniiiwll.
ately, and faii.-s a it '.v j.w.vth ia a!l
ja.s..' v b.'iii tt, jil.miU are not dee.iyed ;
Vhiie t. liKi-liy. weak, or otlierwis-4
iliioasi'd hair, it imparts vitality !,'..d
streti'b. and r. nd.-rs i: piiat le.
The Vi;4n tl.';in.i- the sealp. cures
ftlld prove:. ts the f. nn;:tio:i .f dandnifi ;
and, by its cv.Iin?. sliimilaiint.'. anil
soothing p:-...'rti.'s. it heala niyst if not
.1!! of the hiniiois :i:id diseasi"? prculu-.
V the sealp, keepiie,' ;;o...i, ekan, and,
soft, limit r, v'.ieU eniidifun'ia diseasea
:', .i':. M-.iht and hair are impossilde.
As a Pressing for Ladies' Hair
Ki'.i! is iiii-iniipar.ibie. It iseolor-i-s,
.-niiiaiiis neither oil nor dye, and
will i..it s. il while cambric. It imparts
nn agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an ariiele fur the tuilet it is economi
cal ami unsurpassed in i'.s excellence.
PREPARED EY DR. J. p. AYEft A C3.,
rra. tic.t witi .Vuaiy.Kul Cliel.iUU,
Uowell, Mass.
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