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'AT PRICES AS ?uODR-
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H. rvlcCALLUPi.
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WOOL FN MILLS
;e ir r tw.i 1" n -tin 'y
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NET: iS3 ilr.'tB S1ACHINLUY
tii-r j hIu i' U'.i'... cij c.'ni y lor mis- :
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II.. IS :vi.
s.-l l.i, i .lTS.
i. VM.I.-V!. KH
t UN . '..
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I:i ar'ii'n:r jlrm,- tlie fcarlt-vi kniyl.t
At l:iyln.'k M'lo away,
An.l f'r n Lit wiuliw in tin-lover
Th- . ily w i:i !:e 1 uli la-.
Tin r.' . h.hI ( ha: m rniu by tlie nato
.V iiltii' In s',
Aii'l w iIicl to be in vi ar t cuino.
As trjinl a kiivlit us lie.
Ai. 'I ly liii' i lit- .i li.K1 bruu,;lit,
I.iLimi in a ilr.-am,
Tlii- nar f fi'liiinj; fr m ufar,
Tlie iiahiiiie a Mrratit ;
Ami in'.i th j s.;ar caini". "lie ly utie.
Tin la-1 couiil tint 1ivji;
Kin.- li'ri'il the .-hali in the mom,
She he.inl the a;er Ieai.
Tlic ilaviiiit iin 'itj I c.-o il eame.
Ami har-liv with ur(ri
She he.ir.l the lale tin erv.i: brought.
With teir-ir in their eyes ;
I In at tlii- e!;e liarre.l eutle fratp
At ilayiire.iic tliey ha! fuli'i.l
'i'ii. k;;;. ii: re, u hu h came -.:r '1't'ii- .D
Weal: .tii a i;i. r ai v. -ii:ni.
"Ii. ai: r'r!.ira ami Ti leries,
t:u:lei wih lii Master" biwit!,
Wit'i :i!ima:i mut.'W in his I.h.U,
lie hur. a.i.l tivriil!in);."to'.n.
Tmv I., i;. 'liii nut sjeak. .She came
Jt-!'1 Mre ieile to :allil ;
She k i i I 'he I ri.ile wtiere llie knight
il.i'i In ! i it iii iii- iiaiui ;
AtI ail that 'lay lie l nii ami feared
T i:e;ir iii.- s- i.lier' tread.
When they came iiure!iiii iijilh'.' len
1"'' br'ti,; tiie kiiivtilt imnii! ieal.
Sii wi.-lli' t tlie . Hili'll Would ll'Jt wail;
ine t ti.it hlie niif;lii die ;
Ve.l In he tlie l.'.t-e iaa-,
-:li
T Vi.llfii.i
"!t - L'i iki c r
-lir in. '. r, lin.ilv.
lile.
iitir
l'i l-.l
"You'vo no i.' . i.' iit- (!, c.ui
ditlly, "how tlK'y will t ike ;. lvv.it
agc t' you if yt'u nnly ?xm io lc
in a liurrv."
: -Wflll'm ;u much oMi.m-I a.
any luckin.in muM lc." su tin
tiKin jwK-kKiti!; tiie I. ill ir. Its lhi
Jirst in, mcy i' inn 1 in two .l.-iy-.
.ami I was ijK'Ciil.itiii a littlr :ilt'i!
imv (liiim-r. rtlun I -aw yo:i."
i "Dear liio," sai.l Mr. .;,iin..' r. I
i l in very sorrv. An; voa ,i a ir-1 .ivn-1: wnii a! w rnv.
j tT ly irnl'tj.-si ni i'hi' in ai l ui,':i-; jmt him i!wn 'v.- tv.y frirn-l."
jfil. TiiL' truth was lit-liail an .iir !' Iii- .-; iz-,l tlu' p,-n ;.n.i a.l.i. il
:j:o.I bit riling that Mr. S,.iiai: r ho-' II I war! M yrii-k. N'.-w Vors, '
Igiuiiiii his ii-j.tonoi; to a kinaii :ri n!." "S'oM en srivf u-a c ,
j It it liiMs.'il to tinl il to a futh. in. ui. of rootiis. l.-Ji-ilonl ?" Th.- tain
aNo, my profi-risio:i " hut tin- i;c-it.:!i'l.
i iiiiti iioilatt-il a iiioaiciii. "Noi "Wii :t i-y -rr rr'e ti!i
'nialtcr ahimt my jiroics-ioa. in-' :: in ? ' ,:sk;'i! Mr. S:.rli:j-r.
; aililoii. "u I fan oii'.v vet souut'iii),' ' .lr.iv. ia j m:t iii i.'ttk'tU:ik' In-
1 sist"il n;i r.ivi:; in adv i:kv.
;'i'i,r..
Mi l ri -k 1 i
ri.-t-d. Tii-
asvd.
" t .Hi ialt f-M'll
' I ,ii!i vi rv ; ir
h'. I w;i"' ! rat:.-:
ill 'til
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il M-
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Jookr I1
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a w:i!i t
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It; i';i';t. ir. Jo'ihsoa burst out latihin.
Yi't'k ly "Il is his handwriting. That is.
Siikiy. He h id been hiding all
Mr. this wailo ua;lT Ihn.-tmc of Spring- '
a!i a: tin? f-T. How wnti'iifl he must have
litlitlieiia.
:-;.iii!v :
i.i : i.ero oil la
ter is a n. a
a:u:ui u.iyc:;rs, exii:?.:t-t notr.i..;i
1 ani -s, s r': v .r. r:i t'l".is.li'c-. aa
ntaitw ha" v iaii ria.i.-..'.:- a-i'i-e
; lai . at. a.'; ;. y v.i.i..-h -ir.a ; r
i;:i-d :!. ei.tiff ha-' of i a.- ! i a . : i"
an I tar aa.l.aa!- .! ,- w
w.
what ir is anh iro'.v to t: :a: i;
a a
Wi.
1
: 'a
;an.
II. i-
, to do."
What
s lei
111 !
and
'U.-r
n ' :
'day.
riaii
r. i -T.a-
;
!. h'-'dinr hi-arin, hx u! Yoit wiil lmt bco hitn YA
a.it was so drawn
t" ;.';a-'-t l-iiad isuain
: you e;o and I'iit-iiio arc lth cut of this coun-
i ' vuii airain. try. (!,,! C'lintinii.
Jiphthfri;i is a
blood, of the
tn-easi- i
-t' the
.1 h,-
a I to
d In-- I., whi.-li
-. wi il, ia i -e
a.ii--ti-ry a-;tii.."
i hid not thiityl
,i ,..! l.,o I ,:,.!- 1 e ... ,-..r,T f.tn.l.. ' "loon, ui uip S.Uitie lVtK am!
his nlit-f whin vou sln,l!"K'nie satia- lar.uiyas s- irin
1 liver.
It is always produced by living
i u. rins, which, wlien once in the sys-
: tein, incre;ise rapully by propairation
! h. h.v. .'t t.. t
eaa ;a-" i-.n'i v t- ; i ' ; ii -i i
t- r to Mr. li.;ai: !:n y, wi,
c ioiMitiv wi .itea ia rio!,-
. 1 .1;
n ashy.
Or in I-.
can you do ?" Mr. Sprinircr : host yliould-red Mr. .pring.-r's irnak
a a.:
t i II') l'i
"Mr. M-
lil-- thai ii
Mr.
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i iia
v iae
.dr. Johnson ".r
I .air i.i i;
ji.-au. i
mi ias arii
i.-f hi
k. ' .-ai 1 h.
ai . Vii
t
aeaa.a-;l.
h,idi his;
:nd iookv
l il! I.
'pr-.'iia.si-
Vo.l
wiil
I
! Yo:
asked. "I havn't main i'r.i ii'is,
! went on. hastily, "hut I may he abb
lo vuii some advice, l'na aa-
r. Are vi-u not
I
pear to be a stran;
, an iMi j,iishiuaii
I "Yes, I suppose I cm
that. Well, 1 i'hiv the or.-an7"
"J 'lay the or'an ! Dear me. Why.
1 saw an advertisement hi the paper
.this iuorniii'4 for an uiaiaiii.-t wanted,
i He is wanted in Oakdale. In l'aei.
that's the re.isan I'm j.'oii. to 0;ik
.dde. I "What ! are van an o.---'.ai-t ?"
i "Oil, no."
'Then you were looking out for a
i friend '.' 1 'ardou me.''
all,
1 ton!; his !:;; in !,L
two rooms a ijoaieil.
dawn the triad; ia
ne was earrviiei the b :
; 'u can nut those !
:i' i :d .-.lid Mr. Hpriuor.
"lat wiiere isyo'.i i-e; :' aV
i'iie landlord turned to Merrick.
Oil. I'm li lit wti-atc-h "said that
1 la-
it;iii'
one room
lotiu iitln r.
c 11 ii' h'-;v."
' O I'll.
a a
t . 111.
a-i
1- "
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tl.vr
;!, write
av York
Mr.
Mr.
1'iie
i'
V ' U K. Z'.V.-
U'oe.s a pl'i'eji ills
me ;i trotHt turn
here."
entleinan. i'iie inn llorl
jK-rph-.xed.
"J'd answer ar him."
s-nrinuer. su.ld'.Tily.
"Well. 1 m-ver,'
laia.ihird t hims 1
away. "Tin "re a
Kdw:.rl Mevrtei: an
Com lima r X Koai-s. )
i Wieii is in the State of Ky.,) -Novcmbi
r 1"), lsSii.
O one up,
t'liys-ekei,
l'uked,
i'lav.d,
S.'i.rchcd.
kinned.
S ilivilted.
Kicked,
P.M-ti.l
Ml th.-'s.- Mn.l -, .rp....f -.,ne ,,,rl Vtt iiliysicians who understand it
to mention, is Dcmocrisv. 1 , . ' 1 '"' L "'".. ,,- i
caiieu upon to treat m any casi s oi -
tiii ilidtw T ; -1 Ii ivrf. i...e. r i-.t l..t I 'i al I.i
one. And if the women of the
country wer intelligent upon the
.s libit ct of its charaeter an I svm.i-
Mv Dear 1
arae.; ;
1'i'ilowi
."laaaa-
Xo
IlllM't
j and feed on the blood," first intlatn-! J-
letiaml vitrorous attack upon tin' t,'r !"".. '-t!l '!:
i mueuoust .surtacc and glands oi the '
throat. It in of the greatest import-:,s "M"ir 1
anee that the people ils well as the ! , i!!u 1 ll' ,
: j'o i.iniaii enoui'i uieii i-i,in i Liit-'i
j v i.K , Mil I I . I T tijllVl.lin 111! "'I I
ant that the people understand :t.
' for the reason that the ncrorifv of
'ti
I'I -
r :
. v
IS 1.1
ita d k
hr-t s'ae
ih.w
i a i l t
gallows. P..i
let Hot the :
lie
:i.h''
e ti.e
r ta; r h..s
i:a; .is.
mv di.ir
'I. 1 -e I
I r
'! I
i r :
hi- !,
phvsieianrt do not. It is a most i:
isidiotLs, dangerous, and if not prop-! , ,' , "!" -r:
' erlv treated, a most fatal disease. ' J,,":' h
t fare fi'r-"t- .
oar :'i';iu. I. at acr.
in i77'',
too
too te.us
Tiie L'ast Went
e-t .si'ooaed us.
I.a.'I.I nave
.1 -ir
Taj..
..mi a.
"I on :.
f..T u-i, and the
Tiie K.i.-t a;id West jined hands
I
to
Wie. hid li:.n.-eil" tJ
.sifai . Jrwtrr,
J r loT.'.to'.
.r:i;ii"i.
. as he
I'.eeious
I friend.
.-aid Mr. 1 ira-iid seems to n:'v aii the i
I I i :
Worns. ami taiveai. too fa.:-'.. :e. ;ae
'i can I make it ;'ll pi .:;i .,, : iyar-1 M yr;ek nas lia- n.
Hu nt. I wanted to iro out of town ; the landlord had aeeei ted the
1 t!
t n, no, not at
; Sprmgi r, stumbling over his
1'M-lia:
Frand
'j -o',.
M -M
:ta- I'Ws;
Mr. M
.1 o:
i in t
"itr story le
v ai k's Friend at
Li a in M or in
err.
Hirer's Miji.izii 1 to spi ,nl a few davs, and 1 remem-' ev and lie tried httrd t i.o -k.-t I:
i nered naviug iie..ni tae en r.Viiian suspicion.- ao. lucre v
'.V.
it a..:
thai 1
i i .
ar ;. v w.
s :ie r-
oadu-'t
siisnii mi
r suooer i;".i'tiv ;
w.dk fiv rward. rti'-t
W -V t I il"' '!' fVf
;tht
W O O 111 I
;:V.fV,
iii .Mr in so: ;' us
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a
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-- ' i i'.sl Cut
All i- t ,A.s. .
ri:,'-:;!!!, 1 'l.
i D A Altl .'li; im rt.'S I'KU'.M). ;ot Oaivaale preach and so 1 ;.ioaht i more ia th
! ' I'd go there for Sunda v at a-i v l-iie. ' ex. iti- his
Mr. '1 nomas Springer had lived You see toeres sure to be a church."
s ah..! e.ot. in New Ycrk city, and ' Tiie young man looked a.'-imat th'.-
I I eoliid have disappeared Without j nervous gentleman, but .-i l l -a1- : -e;.i:.-
ii:g any anxii ty or leading any j thought himself,
one ton il more than a lnoiiientsiu-' " lil you. my dear sir, no ne- a
;a -:tv, ii 't to mv rejMinihilit v. 't'i'eat favor, and mention my name
To i-egm witli, his latme was not to tiie lergynian .'" Ha .-( r.' hii-!
in the e.ty directory, lie nc.i-r was dii- address hastily on a pi. ee o. .,.-jiiiivl.i-ri'
nlidi the :nvassir I" r : lr. His tiatne was lid.v.ir.l M. y
the diii'-t'iry v;is on ias rounds. ' r.ck. and tae address in 'jaw was
1 lie invariably h it tlie h-.use w jmtv ; that oi a n put.a.ie inu-ie tirm.
he iiH'aied j'it h-fore t.'ie aiiiitnii "iaii I do.t"t know the eh rr ia:ia."
vi-mtti-ei l-"Ui of th' ilirectorv nirfii 'g:m Mr. Sprin.'.-r : t!., a he sai l.
U li'.'Ul.l. .,
: t'e- two t ,J
i i.i . ,
1-1 Wel '. ol
ino':iri::''
I ever
i:ts h
'k. H' S
i- a MiriaV
p" at l i-t. .
hid:' y.air
Mor.dnv '
1 1
i I
e a,
Cl.'i
nilll'l lie 111'
aev-rti'i-! s- tin- lan-aoal
nss inoet ta:a tae ua:;
d.-t ( t:ve wi-o h.' l c
i'-rrit out :'...' for
I tie ; !:-r'via iii's hous
a ay. but f. i-i'f i they cam
of it ;ir. .jorirtger t'lrn.-.l
"i Will t;ik" a w.tiiv '.v,.ii
as thai t:
own
wa
v .:
o 1
r I
a !
to j
,.e '
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V
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jta.-s;. ! .'. -lives w-.-re out, w.us e. titer
ir.iVi iiag or io lg;ng ;is :i tr.ins.e.it
iiisi-m" not'l. lie look lo-lguigand
p dd h.s rent mont dy i t advance.
I.-ut he found nis Uthie at same one
; or other id" the numbiriess imtils
and rt st tur.ints, wherevi r he hap-
laxe
Hid Wilde . looking
I
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hi
La
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,v VAYM.
Alii'KM.VS -T LVW.
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i ;!! t.i Oe-ic ili iH--r-wfay
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C.tlnro.i 'ns'l.. f-s-nr.
.-icnlrM. nn-l nil 1'iril t-iiee-cs
wi.i. i-rt ui- mm no 1 n-l I..; .
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LOR
NO. 223 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBUKGH, rV.
la urt a n.lii.
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Mit if t ' i rnir
i m 'k. ! till if T'Uti
'4 fc1 Ar;.n'-1 -t' t :i k'ti
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s I' St..-; irr : S.r-t I.-. h. S errr" i.'-!'?'.
I , It- .,, ,1 lit I V.r. .nriev-.T r. I Ol l.UI
. ' . -Ml ;.T .T-..'!l s.l,.ef "II '-.U!ltV ll.-t ''H-
. i irp '-te-u- i-l i.' l.im li"-r. i'Mn
-u' T.i -t , . ill pi' 'r l.tni nt die l-i"
i-.w. i pi. .t.cl.jiirjn iaciiars:' rfnl jhimi:-
.s.. . i j.,-;,.
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PAINTERS,
S..y.i;!'.-KT. I'iiSx'A.
ArniOXKKH.
1H-1!!iSti-.'!iri . B-rsi.-i- un H! "f Y' t
"i .1 l.Mtr i r rv-liti'ic 'i di.i ii. -t
M:-i.. (. r.,. I alii ftir M.t.r. t.'l.i.c-l.
A., it-rrp t j unit j'r,.oiily iuviiil u.
W. A.K UNfZ,
1
H-ned lo be when his hour for din-
! ing came round. He had no place
: or bu-im s.s, for he had no busings.
I He had money, enough mid more
than enough for Ids needs, which
I was ail iiivi-r-tcd in (iovenunent
! bonds.
j It mur-t not be supposed tliat Mr.
j Springer because he Inul t-o slight a
i lio.d on tiie community was a mere
FAOTiO't CUA!!A.!7lD...&3 vagrant. Having nothing to tin, lie
j fell into the most methodical habits
;of doing it. He was tlie most punct-
ual oi men and tlie most orderly.
He kept all personal effects in u
; trunk, and lie had simplified life so
perfectly that it never required more
than half an hour for him to get
! together in nis room all that he pos-
sessed and pack it neatly in his own
j trunk.
! The time had come round for one
iof his jH-riodie.il removals on a Jsal
! urday, and his trunk Was pinked,
i ready for the carriage ; he had tak
i en leave of his landlady with his
usual formula : "1 am grateful to
you fur your care of inc. I am going
oil on a journey to-day and am un
certain how long I inav be gone, so
jlwillnotnsk you to reserve the
room for iny and she Banl as Jus
landladies always did:
"Oil, I hope you will come back
again, tor, and if anybody asks for
you, where shall I say you arc?"
"1 should really like to comeback,
he replied. 4"You have taken excel
lent care of me, but I won't promise;
nood bye, good bye !.' Then this
landlady like all the rest cherished
for months a vain hore that the fpui
et gentleman who paid in advance
and never made any trouble would
come back. For Koine reason the
carriage did not come, and Mr.
Springer, getting impatient, went
out to call another. He stood in th'j
doorway looking up and down the
street, but there was no vehicle in
sight. There was no manor woman
either, but presently a sturdy young
fellow tame slowly along the r-idc
waik. He may have seen Mr.
Springer's anxious fate ; at any
rate he stepped briskly to his side
and asked if he could do anything.
"Do you want vour trunk carried'.'"
he asked with a little hesitation and
a slight Mush. "I am strong enough
to carry it some way. I'd like to
earn a 'little something." Mr. Spring
er looked a second time at the
young man, who was not, however,
much younger than himself, but
more robust and self possessed. The
voung man had asked a favor, but
Mr. Springer, who was always rath
er helpless in an emergency, seized
uj on him as a deliverer.
"Oh, if you would," he 6aidrr.itc-
i was looking lor acunage, out
i 1. in," said he. "1 am i !
h. " i i, i re w;:l be I o the i hi-ia.- -s. U a a did t
ann'her tr..in to-night. W iil you ' i n'! s.iv v .. iia-n-.aie o' jii
allow me as a friend, to to put you 1 man ':"
lilthewavot !"mg to Oakdale: 'Moan-'
'1
!- lalel-
(!: rav-
!lc s tid ij as delicately as he eou'
ut it Was ;l bold thing for him
do. Mr. Springer used afterward
say that it was the turning point
his life.
"Why, I'll go now," .said Miyrick ! Springer. faint iy.
neartiiy. i nen- s nothing to pre-, well, in
vent me. I thank vou cordially. Jn 1 wi .. tin i.
fact I should have asked vou if vou Mr. M. .
I he le'V. .'. r
Soil.
"No."
"Way. do vuii know him'.
"That Wa-. not tae n one
one who n 1 hi'ird ---r - i--.a. '
agin us. meet in jist about Mentor,
whie.i is iii the State UV Ohio.
, We are hopt lis, for KnglLsh did
postoii'u-c ; ual open his bar'l and Tildcn wuz
im losure, not a row to be miiked for another
! man.
! We forgtdh Iters, but they kicked,
am i we writ ': i" en houses in
; V.llie.
The v.ind !d"Wet!i where it list. th.
ut tid.- veer the winds li.-teth to
blow from the North.
The north wind isj.ii-n to a Dim
ckrah We iii. i'Tt kr-vr much lor Han-
r-t'."r lor.cuLi., nu: ivw J.J viut U.c porl-
1 i! g:ve you i otase.s.
.-. e the poor , We W.ilitvd t in b id.
eoiiie Mon j Nary Dimekrat now livin will
i;.v v ia lev sl ' iauiself in a pusloflis.
:"i'!.- dis-: W' wti. defra'ided ut uv them
ai nu -el to : phi- ; s.
is r .'.. ( V. " sent cnulfrepeet.-rs into Injca-
ny to carry that State, but after tak-
Mr. ing cur money lor thcr votes they
inn:- j vot:d agin us.
adow: Vi',-paid for all the rcpeeters in
then - York, butaftt rtiikin our money
made j 1 '"'.'" got a spasm tiv decency and
Two i voa d will; our enemies.
!!. d 1 wuzdefraudid, becoz we tltdn't
jget the votes we bought with a
are!, l'i
t 'ussid he- tiie d.. -honest man with
,,) a ; took money for rcpeetin lotimes and
I then did it onlv four.
Speshlv cussid be ho who took
T,
a ' i
-. ii.' i
I. ir.
' I"
l! : ' ' r t.
'ut'.oia-r. or :. . rv
to do vv a.a l. is n
-uppi'-e. John li
tin st.isi . a r- .it an 1
I s'ioj,. oa. ),:- ! .
prov.. tin't any et!e r ,i;.,n
d.e.i .:; l!;.- - in,,- r. e i
Oli.'.l l-i . Wi.i tie r I
,,vo'i.
e -tola' i
it tiie S V
riuL'.-r
w Hi' i
ii.doiv
oi:-- !
Ill Vl' IV . Ill
that I feel so
Unal' d if 1 I
that s'; !!'. i
f tel. 1 ,-,!. :
raid ta- i
o not re iii v
iaa' and c
rc a i mv
toms, and familiar with ti;e use of
such simple rcmeda-s as are in the
reach of all. it would ! ntiri!y
shorn of its termrs. for then if by ue-
ci.lcnt one r-rs.i:i i:i i iimili- .r
n.-i -lilM.rh.v.l )...! T, 1 1... ., I I1V. I rei:-"!i 1 . he o! -t i ;,
it. thev eon!-1 be n-adily cured, not
only, hut it could I"' prevented from
attacking othe.s. I have said il is
aseptic disease. Therefore the st
ent of its prevention lies almost
wholy Jin the use (,f antiseptic--.
I'ure air is tl-e great universal anti
septic. What 1 mean by pure air is
air containing its iuiiur.il propor
tions of nitrogen, oxygen, and (.'otic.
Such atmosphere is fatal to ail forms
ol disease-pro'lu'-iug germs. Tin y
cannot live in it. l!ut as we are not
yet able to control the elements, we
cannot always have pure air. We
have, however. learned low to puri
ty it on a limited scale, and I have
scarce a doubt but science will yet
teach us how to do so on a general
or universal scale.
v nen a ease ol uint.i. na .i:
!
: ' .'
a-. :
ol
V'.
'i :
vou i.iitnhioC lai:
Ood of our f.tiocr-, n
lidrli'V 1 I either fe-l 1;
irraded, nor in tie' least as.'i.a.j, d
rnv i rrtnsonnT, ttt ctti" (
my near prospect of d. ath 1 v b in
in-;. 1 lei-l it.--:i,id that "not v..
li ui- shall fad from mv head wi'lu-a
my II- avaiay i'etla r." I a! " ; .
tia.t I h.ive i -a : I -.-n t ad--;,V"! ' .
! I'.
to le ld r;
has rh"-
Isaiah w!
No part
!i ippay
h'i"e, ;i':d I i t tl
-ta a
". a-i; y,,'i a I-"
of toy life has l" ( ii
pent tiian that 1 Vic
tra-t h
-aid .Mr.
-ws :
li
.raiger :
rv j
Hancock's monevand tlu-n went and
: oil! v !i'i n hi t-.'
mih.'rdf- ;id. to
i lv .1 1 iVe, i 'l'i
I ,-. !
W l'i
a-1: I
v. t.arl-
d.'llbtS
s Mi:i:si"i. r...
Acd Estate Brokers
I 1 A rU-lXl I III Iri.V.
T . r ' " I" II ' "T or II,''
hri.T i. n mi "I" ... -
.! .'.--.. ..... r.i. i..i. ifcrrv.il. uf rcrl srwe l
tu i i.i . r r- ier 1 li- -1 r tc I reluCTt
v vol. I I r ..u.. :y iuii. r: to.
S. T. LITTLE SOSS.
low IJAl.TIMOltK STItKKT,
t l MIJILKJ.AND, M.l.
n'.tiruEs. emits,
i.r.ii, sn l itn'jEl. Ll rwo.vi -s.
A ytii.l. .V Lt IS. FHLSCH I ICL Ki
s.li i r. i-LAit:u ir.tK.:,
hOlDU Ft.ESEr.TS!
Wk.i-hm nJ Jrwo'ry
i;.-;-iirc.l Ly Sk'.IlcJ Workaicn and
r-. ium.-l Ly li: nrt l'rre of niaruo. Nj fltr
et.arjfe i-Jt Iinjrravliue. 'rwli war
r.'ni"! rrprt. niisi.
ct I j
xi:w BAXK.
'oiijcrset Counlv Hank
CHAZLEi J. HA8RIS0H.
t'a-i.ier aii-.l iii.: igtr.
r-.llr iio Kn-ir o til ara u.'t! t'nltcJ Svatii.
Cl.r niilrr... hueer anil .ttirr rte-'kJ ool
Ucixl nl r.h.l. tjistern Pit Wej.irniXi-ho
!; m. !n-l. HemltlnDrK-f ma-le with iiruoit
noi Ac-vuAa kj.;rd.
f'rtl-t -1t-irltig Ui fiurt-iifcin V. 9 4 PEH
i'EN T FI .NIiEli 1iAS. eao Maia
IiUJwtMi Hrk. Tlie rout. -mi rpriM to
iotiiii:i it i :. to. ' n".
4 I MND lloTFI..
r-10SiJ.N, 1 I NN A.
I'i'l iiiirit.'.illh.rr lk l.j. ui. .
"'ri 'i ii- i . t. riciifil t:L m.t l.r-w
' : ' ' . . , " 11.,,'r i: ii-r.
' 4 j :t ie i. r 1 1.. i no,-: ii n nt. i
. il.: e- nuivri I. ,ii,ii Kit Iw
' f ;'t i uif ti',. I. ail ttia--t4
!'. Al... I.,.- mi A ft. m m. . tit
' t- l-rr g rr I,.,, mt r ..r'. -
" I 1 1 . ii c.i ii t..i
SAMt 11.11 Ml K p
I- uT I'llM.''
Ni".i, 'a
)' -!.' PAI.K.
lie
' t
t
I don't see any. It is not very far,
onlv to the Grand Central I)ejot.''
Ile said this last in a low tone as ii
wishing not to be overheird by
his landlv who was standing near.
I will pay you liU rally. I will pa
you what I should have to pay the
hacktiiasi.
"Come along," naM U- young fel
low shouldering tlie trunk and
nunhing off followed by Mr.
H wa not long wain.
ok.l the lorUr win a vigorous one
IS. ls. j Mr. Springer found it .atpr to lr;.p
if !.-rt-4 rl
! Im Iiir.tl aiI follow Li trutik. At
the drj-'t hw trunk wtiu tlnykrd lor
in xnc iiiierior,
I'ur-UM.: i j id "r-.rr f Mi .ti I'-oet Hnmti"i-r
.11 w -.iJ a jiwl.lie wmu. i l ----
A
i'i D'j: - v ti j;
i . .
1K.iM--,.,;M)ufW. . (
si ' N ..,t. ;H M . .r.
"' I'V -si u a. ' lie i- , ,..
''""'"' 1 .' . i'ii. l
,lM sa. r .
' . J''" " f ..'.
hi ,;TirTcrt .-, arey. Ilirte I
a' . '''. !'
t n'. ( r H. the f-ll.'Wi'
..L.i i.'.r.'l I'. . H I.' '.f. H.t .1. t
....... ,.rr. . ..... il.i.. 1 n . S-ime I
f '.mh k . . r n.:..i J -' t. i o Ad ile. x vnla.'e
I :rr,' ktxnr?.vi .zzzsziz: i u i.u-i. Mr. .ut . xi
I I i.i. -if u m- '.a'.! .r 1 iuk t. TiiiT"- ball hour
. A1.', T.' :T.::1' ll JI 1 y-t .--fore the train ta tart, and
! N'. w that I nut nolhinit to ilo t.e
1 1.Kil or SAI.I-. r -covered hit rnuarnmitj and tak-
hiid not got the start on me. "hut den t know yo
is the fare? Will mv dollar pav
it ?"
''No, I thi.ik iiot,"aud Mr.Spriiig
tr, who had grown uneasy again,
nuked inrvously ;it his w.d.-a.
"ItV .ilnwisf t-io.. for t!
start.'
"Well, IliTi' ' eo.ne
hiwiking Oi'Iice," and before Mr.
Springer could bring himself wi il
together, Mevrick had him at tiie
httle window, had asked t'a' price
11. 'ne
he iram t.
g tJ the
aii
"No niiittcv. n inciter." o;aei
Spring', r, iia.-id v ; ".Li.d you in -.
mention in '. You huoiv I .!
know aaytaing ah-i.it you.'i
" i iial S ;t h'.et, sii.I ihe i'-a-. i
man l.'.n.'hin.'. " c do Iia; iii
t.. Coll i
a-.- 1 i. .d -re.
!r'iKva':;-e i
' yini. Y.lil kiili'.V I V,'.;S to saoh
roa coald do hie a favor, or I"'-
: -.-a or M ,-. .,'., h.-'ni's si.-t.-r.
in a family, we should know that
the patient caught it from some
other person alllict'-d with it. either
directly or indirectly, for it cannot
arise sorit;ineously. I'he germs
inav be carried in tiie c. a.io:' fr mi
one person to another, i a tins w . v.
physicians uiieoi..-eioa-i r er can-
lessly sjiT-eatl this and other d;se,i.-es j
tlirouu'hout the wholeneig'i,'('io id. !
Until witliin a few j e.n-s. siiull j
pox Was a most fatal I i ;- -. s;-.-. ;d-1
ing through the whole country and
kiuiiig I'totiie nv the minor
a-
i;-t has i
1 1 ,1 ,s- I 11-
1 " -
in'l v : ha:
LiVl i
iii-e gr:i'
old WiTl
I a V- e
and Iciv
o is. ii .r
toe Wi 1 :
1 n
"I'd
nt to 1. '-ta:.'
t S . il'l s
i . 1 a . . s 1 1 1 a t 1 10
viciorv tia i !
1 shou"!d '
1. a
I t.
.noa ,t
hot I h
1 w
li 11 j
.a.ta ;
1 V-.
ov.
re.
w'.e
1 a '
Voted tor (.'.rtecld.
lint they did it.
TiaTe is no more usf-kililn nigtrers
to kep - in front the poles in the
.1 r. a, So'tth. t : tiie Nor!! 1 kin i leet with-
a.Cno' iavorioiit us. and it's wasted powder and N,;NV h r-in !y I'VV'" f-'td.an-l i.ev-!
leri'ei'omes ei'i'i-nite. -:;--ciii w m ri
i.i 1. '. ... . ii..;' .. . . ,-: 'ir.vi a t . I
!ld SOlith IS to the Dlinoc-'1'" T" e a. ire- .;.:.",.:,,;,.. ;
:v ,-z a'tape worm is to a man it !miur-v scli'v'CL'
HSi!:,iith ti.e bo.lv it inhabits. i , lt,l!i vae-ii,at.o;, I
dlleil this t'-mhie ' '
-I rrr
'I T
i ;tr'.
Ml p.-
1 ii.
ii!i
-ei, ,,;
anriv
lean
1 -
-t
f
i"l !'
t t.
' .-ti.i See t . 1'
a r
pair oi co:
airal.-r-
1
1:1
( 'Oi. I .
.'" ana
1 1'
1 M ;'
: 1 1
1 li sec volt at li
Sriiia- r waiKed swifuy a way. he
hlinsci: kept en the- rag at ti.e u ,o:
of tae reetory. it was late in l u
evi-nh.g beiore he returned a .d
1
knock"! at .Mr. S-maau
.1,
the
:f a ticket and almost in hied him
out with his pockt tboak. Only
when they were steaming out of the
city did Mr. Springer fully recover I
his self possession. He looked far-
tivcly at I.i- comp ini n, and fo-ivd !
i.im a ruddy, well conditioned vouuj: i
Kiigliahmau, witli dei i-sion and
frankness in his face. His dri.a was
scrujiuiously nc il and exeejit ior
tlie story he had told of his povnty
and the confirmation which that re
ceived from his sudden porti rage,
Mr. Springer never would have tak
en him for a man in need, but
.vould have thought him an Eng
lishman on his travels.Kvcry once in a
wlnle Edward Mevrick broke into a
low laugh, which he tri- d to sup
press. The laugh somehow gave Mr.
Springer more confidence than any
thing else.
"You seem amused,"' he said at
length.' ji11 t'1" choir. He took a lantern, we
"Do I ? Oh, I beg your pardon. ! went over to the church and stayed
to be sure, but every time I think j an hour there, witu his .small imv
myseif shouldering that trunk I im- j blowing while i phy. 1. he short
ag'iue myself in Pall," and Mr. M.-y- of it is, he engaged me on tin- spot,
rick laughed again." and 1 am io enu-r on mv duties ta-
"Then you've not been long in this morrow."
? ' ihil .ii-s .ioiai-oa ::o w:;:i voa:
Thai ' i-lil'.e;n.:n Was sittiag !
ght oi a kero.sv.-ii'' lamp, ret-hog.
"Al. right,'1 said Mr. Meyr.ck.
"Tue thing is done, tnauks to yo'.:.
"lh.H you d.d.. t me-.ti n m '.'"
It Would iiave been ralacrdiilieaU
to do that. No. 1 made my cmud
known, ami ioiind iackiiy tiiat Mr.
John-on had engaged no one. '
"V nat does iie look like '! its.;.-i
Mr. Springer, wi.o-e hand was .-j.a-i-iug
his eyes.
"fall, S..l.d-h ailed, hhle-cVe 1,
higil check b ae.h long chin' .-o
he told of his points. "Do yuii
think it is tie- el.-rgvman you
heard'"
'No," s i;d Mr. Spfmger. J.nntiy,
"il is not. 1 Jut go on.''
"Well, il sieiaa ticii, iiis nisier ha-b'-en
piaying tae organ s;i: ijis
last organist leit. nut she is needed
excuse
'Y.
Il
!i,d
v. ! a '.
opinicn 1 ex
e lector. I don'l
.1
out
': Mr. Aicv:
and cii.it,
mu.-ie,
y kni. vv
ai; ,'.
nut Mr.
Tiit.
1 o
v lev leu l.oliim.
I ! o.-.. i t'iv,- to Tae iii'ggers will vote next vear.
. . '..:.. I Ue.'..l I .se !eil:' le. c ,'t'h.,, . '1 ' tCCtilt) t S Cl .rTect I. lOlts
. is. be r-'-adv for;stat;s.
I ll'lll in f'.n j I .! lUllllllUil MI.M-.
Al i""," ' vv i.i.? k .i - i m. nun
-hie i n r,..l n.wn'ailO W f W CTC
his pollvtix. It wuzaidll'h.tl,('ria,i' A i,!'-v-"
I
ne. I.
a .1 to lil irrc
ai. air. . oiii-.-i.ii r. . -town ;i
to ro i, in v de.ir ii i- pcrclainii
and fresh air, sanitary science and
A vear and a hah
called
to sc.
;l e i-e oi
i- r
i i
.t
i.o. I..-. :i i". ,r roar learh
eri!:.-.d in I ' Or,
t:
i c-
ili-l
i w:-'i y
wlaa v
Wo.;! ! ii
. I hi
."! Wo. i
1 a id a.
be "'.re v
1 nose. ;i bi-akon-lit;
i-uiin, I said onto him
: had ti;e opportu- a'' :,re seisijii-d iii the eleckshuns."
ir.:iast here, and nt v- And helified uihis voice and Bed,
"W hat do ymi mean by savin we
WU scooped. ?"
sed. "The Ih-publikins Lev
.ui I i
'i:l; I
He -'ill. Il'l ll.lV
most ei.al-alia
.". V,'
know tne
of woiiii n.
Id have S-..-I1 her
in were h. re : then you
V - ii.ei o-i bi.ttei my
: lor oac-- to have s.-e'i
1 have j-i ;-i admire her.
i aov iaai n in
.il left Oak'ial'
And I
gi it us ? '
" And h
tak- tae.
I!
iiin lit ioit
vcars txneni r.ee. waai had o-t two
t ! other cases in the same family witii
'o. - , . . . ,- .
' m as manv weeks, ne sani io us.
like an honest man, "I do :mt know
how to cure this n-w disease, and I
am ready to adopt any treatment
that you may reccouimend.'' We
replied, '"This house has the diph
theria, and the first thing to do is to
s,-..lielv s.i! "Von itiij.
r. Tarn not a Dimoerat. ! rurf'it-"' H'xj-ressed ast,,ni-hmcn'. i
color in my nose iz biles."
: we bet heavy on Hancock.
1 Wih ieil Vntl frankly Wnat 1 Ji.lVe i a
nv willi her I
And now i there mu-t hev he n a pile uv men
about whose noses were red.
Jooie-oiisaiid made I "o uvlikkiT. but becoz uv Lues and
M .
.'1 I
name, as vou pnnp!
1 1
already toht i i-
lood to tie ill.
will learn w.a !i y u get to the can
f tais sheet, is not and never was
iviw :r 1 Mevii 'k. 1 am the son of
;l;i English iml-ii i
from home w.tii ;i
and no money to escape marrying a
l.nlv lo whom i was betrothed, who
ia
Jiarnum, v ich managed, we
iiad :i purge, and in Hancock, wich
we nominated, we bed an emetic.
The Dimocrisy cood not stand
two sich calamities, and it went
under.
Hancock cood not carrv the party
;: d whom 1 did, '"id Darnnm both, and he went
i and r.m awav j
i I
i.ssuiiieii iii.iiiL-
ami asked for
nu explanation.
not e '
"VIlilV
. pli -tii., i oi
go into the
is tiiis ie
i-'at oiii v
1 ia
irnagi; was
iown
Why, said I, "lh-- atmosph-ie ol
the house the walls, the car; !s,
the beds and the clothing ofits oc
cupants are full of dipiitlierelie di
sease germs, which must le destroyed
or the child will die ; other members
of the family will follow it; and
from here the disease will spread to
neighboring houses, carried in Un
clothe? of visitors." In the lan
guage of an ancient poet, I sai l,
"Bring me sulpher, that I may fu
migate the room," and I improved
upon the ancient prescription by
adding tar. The house was thor
oughly saturated with thefumtsof
gi :. r..t : , ;-, :
ih" ..::,. " I 1. : ':' ,
ioi.uiiii o ;.- aad a.:.:., r :. a
I ing. aino.i'g w l w-m.M I -
vi ry s. v. r - :.:,.i-1. ;.s i : ,.
lie i.-' 1 ' 1 1 .i i j -- ' i a
i.ovr. .-. !.. a I tl iak , .
might !.;. :; to . i !..-.,
or sii;'. r. I i i :: ... ,.f f--,,
I hardly d ir-- r:-k t i" t'.- r vm
if I evi r !. iv ti ;.;iirta'ei v .
is ;i long time since ivc n.. t. a;
shall now -e-oii come t".i!i rr i:
"F.ithi r's l.'.ti -ia"' I ti n -t. "I.
hold f;..-t that We ahe.idy have
Ulcmbelilig that v.. -h ni r'apia
tune if we lain n- ;.' 'Than!.
even unto Oo-!. wi.o gin t ii u
victory throtigii Jesus- t'hri i
Lord." And i.ov,, mvn'i v.
friend.
hit: i.e
ai f
t ,
Hear
li-ai v.
is tint
ti.e pr
aiiv n:
country
ll, finmnniv it voll'll
lll, llll,., ll-J" , .. .......
me, I wont try to give an account oi : pect that s;
tiivsell". JustUtke me for eranti d, mink he hi
will you ? I'm strictly houe.-t and' out she del.
respectable, 1 do u.-.-ure you, tiioiuh her own mind,
anuearaneas may be against me.: ready to shiy
I in ilespi-rately iiard up, to be sure, I Springer to.ia.ii.i hnneii wry
but if 1 Call SUA your friend, ti.e j t.red and they bade each other a".'!
clergyman " i"'1--!'- .
"iJi't me remind vou," said Mr.. When church time cuir; ta;- iat
Sj.ringer, gently, "that he is not my ' morning Mr. Meyrick's friend uia-x-frieinl
" " ; pcctcillv declined to go with Mr. .".".,'
. . . , I i - . V II 11!. . . . . ...I I . . ,
"Oh, never mind. It he wants an t .ucyncK. .no. ne woiu i ki ep ms
organist, I am pretty sure I shall ! room that day, and as he n.td given
give satisfaction." Then, Mr. Mcy- already various indications of oiidi
rick plunged into talk headlong audity, the young Englishman simply
amused Mr. Springer with a lively i accepted tn.s as a i,.-w but nowis--account
of his passage. Mr. Spring-j strange si.n oi msaiufy. To I.i
er thought he bad never found a. sure he had come to Oak'ial-; ap
more agreeable erson, and ti.e parei.tiy ior tin; .-xpre.-s purpose o:
consciousness of, as it were, set him gonig to cinch, yet, he tinl no', st.r
on his legs again, gave him a little out of the house, and -earcely !e.l
flutter ol'pleasure, t-esides the youni Lis ro;n liii n;g:il-fa!!. 'Ihiii he
man was un Enghsimi in, just laud Jstrdhd o.:l w.'.u .Mr. ah-yraa; ;-...-i
ed, and Mr. Springer fraternized witn 'heard tins young in-m's a.cos..t :
him as lie was not wont to do w.t.i j his day. It ..ad ov a ry mt. n -i-
hi- countrymen. j ng. 1 li ; rvie.- was g. t. t:
Tuey were wry slight r.-.L-onc i m-'a w..s g I. .md ti e v..;. r
which had determined our hero to n-ctor sang in .i w.ty to ta-p.r
go to Oakdale, in l;ict, the niis. i.s org tni-1.
wereiusttwo. In !ie eour-e of i.is " -- ym v ,.i -. i y
patient reading of the newspajurs gm .' .i-:; -i Mr, s, r;:i.i r.
he had tillen un;i a bit of a 1 iter i "Moet ciru.K. I am I -ta r -a
whith relerretl to the neat country ' In re tiian 1 si.oaid i i N-.-.v V -r.t
tavern there, aii-1 once at Tiiiiiiy In. i io-morr .w 1 will repay ma. i"i..
had heard a cletgy man . who w.. ! r - tor has praini-.-l t pay try .:
iaid by some jH'ple p.issing him m ! -piari- r s.d .rv in advuni--.
theatle to l- the ri lT olllie par- "On, .. n-.t at a.l, i.ot at ai!,'
ih ( OakdaJc. It did not t..k-' pr..'-s.l. d Mr. Springer. ' I .-.a-; I. a
manv reuMoiia La decii! Mr. Snrimr-1 the money m-si e.ui i.i i.tly i ti l out
er. 'fo wt-rc paiteti.oi:gii in tan. It was a service to Mr. Jo
case. The country tivi-rn w.is ;.!- '"s r. .e -.n !
tr ictii-f lookin - ion I Mr. Siriu:ii .'-'.lam.
isy juv
ne ol
nce'; or rather tin-re was a I 1 he Corner.-- mourns Lteoz its hope"? j
. .. . ... a.,.. ... . I ,, ,.... is . ,-t,
lll'il.l . iliiuill'l, 1 111,11 I " -" ' I. i , i rr., i ,
w! o!.- .a,,,-, isno.-ia'lr I Sech-sn Crik will not be slack-i er auu -ulr"ur- mt-nmatmsa m
r m :y never reach you, j watered, nor will we hev a gorgus
v that iii-- only wav I i vu.-tom house.
Ci-uM act li anoral'ly was to appear rhe rngsif-rs over at Lih-ertwille
lo ad i::.-ho:i"rah!v, and run awav, j " lu ne. pei lecieo, ami wc suei noi
wiiicii I uid witu Oicell'-nt cil'eet.
t'ireiini.-t.r.iecs sine.' iliat, especialiv
: her !.--k t K
r man ia .
i- a M.i.a v. ir.t gi''!es.Ut
,i i.i to this adveiitui.
-l.ss .loiiiisoii when i pa ite
-.V.'.s OgiCgi d t
i : th-v w-re to have been
(lie V! Tl' 1:1 -t Till.- : l'
doors were th.rtnvn open that the
ftvsli ir and sunht'lit rrnvht entr
and carry t!f the disease charned
vapors. Prescribing for the patient
lev iiii nr nnr l.ii'ii larnnra nnrt 'l"" ""''' ..ov. -n i .noi.i.o
m ai'' serviince 1 remedies and liquid ozone as a gar-
la we h-v any more corn we sh-1 "g"',' Uir.;it lwli? m X, HT1
C
ny
, ; I wii -i is i'ii,ri,it ,hh. I other case iwrur in mat iamii y
i Tne tax on wisk-v will Ik contin-1 .. 1 rtT't'at tlie f W
s lai'iane;.', h..ve m.aleme' la we h-v any inore corn we shel j g"' y "' , "
... i r. i'.in, to mv name, 1 ! hev to plow, and sow, and hoe. and 'do- ration, I departed. 1 ie
iia- m:-t loveir'AnieviciU ireap. or pay the niggers for doin it,!0''1 rwwl rapidly, nor. . id anj
vo"d, and our entrails will
v; j "living germs, and the chief remedy
' is disinfection. D-stroy the g-rnr-
... i na re if-ii . i
"''.... . r Am, . :.. i . .: i :..
The nigg.-r J,tibWk will still hev '"'"-' P,ul. "-
ei ... 1 1! .- ,....t ...Tia o,.l P..ll..i- n-;n 1...,;. ' house, and th- worn is done.
h-arted
atVitiotiJ'.te coiL-in.
mv o
, i i ,
r.
i:n J:
sliiimiirni Churchs willi 41, il'l
The Ku.--.siau govi.rnn.il,'. v.; -,
millions el" gold by sort mil;. g :t
buildings, not only by the o;-.
yard, but by the sipjaie mile ; a:
only Intely it has been trying t !
row more money. This extravag.in
is noticed in sortie comments l.v .
exchange: The repor .:' it-.:--'
wisii to negot.it" a n-w l-.;in, : '
the undoubtt d fart i-fla r y:
heir'; nan- "trerrh rriv ri;
instead of seventy-live, .-tig
curious ideas hi i m.m
the magnificent church in
eotiiphtid at Moscow, wit
plating of ""Id on its ;.
eros. Tins lashinno! gildn
towers ia uiii-.ir- .! in Ka -
nas !.cii e
gold i tints
national d-1
Ti -
.-1 a
n --
- I
ii v .;
ii- i:
l.'o.g idi.
I,i .
.
wii-n
a-t ino-
l Oil' CloI
it v.
with Joe r.i-gler for his
i
-lace,
oca a
ne was
i r
.- er-
l c
? ;,t t,
d. an
lie na p. ex plana
ii a rs to have been j
s.-izci with a p nac at
.-p: i '. of marriage, and actu
l a'.v.v.-. I owe Mr. St .r ev
grudgt : oa the c: tr.ay he
vi-s uawitt h.Jy to have t-Ceii lay
end, but hi - p- ri.. rui. mee ia vt r
liss u.is a -1 istardly oa-. 1
ai 1 ;.!o to pali his i,,,-,-.
"An 1 iio.v, uiy d- .ir sir, for ti.- fa
r, i w i r. i'l i e o;ae to Inv v i d
i,. i.et j.,i.;.; .. and ! mv 1 -t
'li. I have I.o i, tia r fnciid ii.
itiivh di or Mr.' Hasaoni will close his bar, for l
ic
I ! e:l!."t l-'lll i ill lilt- forever IO-..1 hn
lite 1 " HI -" - " , .1 . 1 l ..ill e . - -' -i
! IV lore.- .n.. ,.r, ..ll tl... f.,r,..M in ana SllOUiH I-' ill-Ill, i ir w-.-.n 11
Disinlci tion is th- basis of saai;.,- i v.
ry science, Mid it is of the ntmo-t p.
i:nport.incr that thos" w!e) pr. i ! I o
over th.; house -hould I'leh r-t.m I ! , '
t
virtm-s of the 1. .tdifg f lno-t :
1 erful disinfi-ctant-.
.1 '.i r-
th" neighl-orhiMHl.
AlrediK" he h.-7 rait no fi "V.i
1'ru-t," at wich we turn -adiv awav, . "Disexc, says lW-..r Tyn 1 d
or wait lor the .-trara-r within ourrw I,"'''"-J "uiu m.-.U planted,::
gttes to ask us up. j the system, which, t.n l.ng thcr
Mtaeeves nr.-r.sl ifr, w.-,".c. ' l'T s.nl an 1 1. ni-.. rature. dev -lot.
j a-. ! m v nose is nittin whit-r. ; and multiply." It is a vital pr
ress, noi a cnciiiicai one. i n u.tcai
ive i.o h.w. r to n.ia' i-
s, laving org m:-:
Ef this state of ti.in-gs ks-ps up. ! rpsiJ. c " "
n ! I kin h'rri ra clean -hirt, I ' "iUnees h.n
h I s.K.n pass f..r a K-puMikin. P-T lL lr' lv"
I i,,,.. tt,.. !.'..r. il.ht:.,. Th. v .onlv can do tl.;,
-I.'
A 1
1.1 I."
o :Ve
to ti,
ri--.i o.i wia.m I cand
l.ei lln' -1: ,'ii
. ..ad th....!
o "i.idA ,
Vour hand iiia'c '
..... j.... ... .. , - . - j ,
!"li t want ti.e.
!al I runf.ir.ii'fctiveofl'.s? Alas! j
-idi i 7 ni''- cati't be rb-etid. t
. ..... .-' i'r ..in. a.'ia. iii tfo.i.i
A World r '.M1.
!t!
i .
lor tae
io.d t
.a':. f
you
and
ail
''a-
vou
'ti
Ktill la
power, hi
(,: of the rri'"-t p-ipuhir ::....;-
rve'.'ines r.ow l e-fotv the Amcr.in pulr-
'VOai'- aiill.:.V. ' III, 11 11 .jl ll,,.'-. "Hr.r-l,,r-
! Ti.:nrn"nv is ; 11 that is h ft uv the 1 ryhep. iVt-ple Uke it with
i. . '!,.-:! 1
.-l nt-'l i ;-t ern.ii
it - 1- :t n.tn ta- i..
ICaa-,- I T,,,..n ij .'lmil!rnt I' h'liMs th. ni lltl It 14 t
oe -,,-, ..-i ,11,111,1,1, , i .,;.u - - - - - - - --- - t - - - -- .
i j T.I. ,r f. . t-.-ti. J M..te ...!' .a - ' ' - "
an.
,i't:'!i ai.
o.i m a
Mr. 'I i
av i.;i r. Ot..-i.
priiigi r read the ! t-
ti.r.. ugh and smii.-d grimly. He', live
I Th.r iseniiiTli ft uv Titntiuny to r Ihf.tcr as it is m t a hism-y
1 k m me th" fi w short venrs I k 1 drink. It n.oi' like the i,!d f.i-hion-
i .e
l.-t a
V.'..S l.r
!
to t! " idhce of the Hur '-i Ar. 1 v.hi n T.in.ntnv dies th.-n
D,
I'-it
fur a moment It It a little pride at
it i-f" h
iid. "I'd
havir.jr brtugh the Krgir-hman to a hot thought oi it K-iur.- ia tiai! 1
Lout which would give so agr-.s-a- T'"7 f w'' ";i l!'"-"ks. '
Id., .in imr ria-ioii of Am. ric.ni "Oil, l:o. And don t h i M;or
wi at I no !;
lar-l'r.Hif .-
I n u;' a.y . and calling lor p.
p.. per, wrote ;;.; folio;.s :
"Mr. E'i-a.di M. lh urge :
Dcr Sir : I d. i.ot v i.-'i
el tiore--et tea that has il-:.e a
world of poo I. If vou don't fI:
md Tru"t i will I .lie, and it will 'he well for ;just right try Hop Ih't-rs .V " ' t
'.r.d Tamni -my and me to di togKhtr, A'--
end t-e laid in one pnve. j
Pt.TRoi itavi V. N asbv, j California rais-. a many a-r. -
(Hart sick."' i whtntt as Ureat EriUin.
a. v.
- '.ti- n.
.:.. v w
.alta.
from I . th c.iM nr. I
ne, ri ..in yt I '-vi.i ti,
t i
W--P' 11
hung', r.
r tl"-
:ivc
u the
f pulling Edward!
M".ri:;'s frien is nose, nor the pleas-: We are strongly disposed tore- WestinortLnd county, Pa., this i
ure o! pv.ihi'g 1 homas Markcy s, gar. 1 that person ai
and h.s t-.ii.p.triioii sur.i'.'
i
J We know
has a s -...'
daugl.t' r.
a nrnage-i....
Mif ..;. I a
t Ht
i,-'-,tt o w u. 'iHgouttii-rxrtl-M.k pave Lis x-1 country life ; it w;w. M.-yruks first' l'iuci..iiiii.u'iii!i(.,ir.-
..m. 'e ... ) I. u ...J .'. : t'e t1- . -. t .1. .1 1 , 1 . i-iir.ti w nut of New York. The i rick.
in..js.ns. ! ...... ...I I'll uv not to..Mr. M-vrick'- iri, n!
w . .a , mi. w i , . , .... .... f,f.r,ari"-Eri.-iTia i rr 11.1 i' ,i let iiini i..i n.eni, ..n-i - -
o I-, i ii..s. t.r.. ..a a . . ,".., ..... ,. I t. ...;i I .. - .... I- i ..,.,.. ; It's a rill. I go the.!-' a 'and he h.U-'h-
r:d must, thtref'.re, detliue v-:tr jcian who doc most
"''-! kind iiiviiatio-i.
iiinn .iifii-rinu. Judged from this ,
the Ik-si phvsi--vear prirducl IT.'imj ouRd.s of t.! .-,.,. (V .j ;l tl.ult. h.. I. .g
to alleviate hu- I bacco 1 ha-band. "we must h.tve thii.gs ..r-
, e,' ... .a-: o.
Unt in f ' 1 the n.an, (.till look-
b .1 .
" I i .!
--. . .ULm, I
r. . j ,.r
I.
u- I ai.i- a4 .i we "' l-ria.,.. . , j, ;j,r,,iik
i --.i-j , . i . 1...". ur. liii . .-..-.-.j .
I U. t . rf I. Ila4 et lre Hmt . I ..j it' li niuK than I aUil'.t
o-L lk..w ;. . a u ! wans ija. ' '. ,i , , I . I lf-
.rti Lkvc t-ecn cl.arg.ii, -Mr.
taiirlt il T r- I'lrli.
N. i : A im 1. 1 WiK iW i":
Sj.rirffr.
"i ours truly. ist ind.u-d, Mrs. Lydia E. Pi.nkiiam, Pain in the side, lack and loins,
1 ii. ..mas s-i ia saiai. 1 o-,.; .-stern Avenue, Lvnn, Mass., high colored unne. with debihtv and
I, to ii s a ran. ...... am. ..e i..ugii- Mr. Si. tivi-r..--- r.-ad the letter Willi is entitled to the front rank, for her I general emanc-ination. are vrm
Anierie-atiize LitiiM If r. tote his tiamc ,o "e boiis. ii. ; ,ii.;.-..etn nt and then showed it to VECKTAnLE CoMrorvD is daily tonw of Kidnev coninLiinL Now in
boldly, but Mr. Spring, r was intuit; Mr SpriiiLcr continued to srs-nd Mr. Johnson. Working wonderful cure in female ; the time to preveat huifering, and
:.I1. is he diseases. Send for circular to the save inonev. bv ant'lvirnr aD.irj
i above address. I Kidxiy Pap.
I uoioiy , im. '!. i'i i ' in' ' "" ..."'.. . .u.. ."'! iiiLir coiivinuen t ss mi .nr. .iomi.-oii.
upon' trie cour.ty map which hung' his visit to Oakdale in extreme se- ''lie i a lum.ii. . after r.
lintheh.iIL ! elusion. lie bade his friend jroed-' n ot ?"
ranged in this lac-e - I' '- '
shall kno v in ' wh-re i yeniaii. - ;
kcj.t." "With ..11 my i" -r. " '
lv ar.sw. r-l his w; : "t.d h ' a
li-gia with your L.tc Louri inv !' ''
1 should ieir!y love to kr- .w ,: :
they are kept." H-li tsh-r thiag
t on a3 r;su.il.
in?