r;
JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
TV litcwn Ml. hn.mu ritce!l a H.m-
CI1MII a lini" - ' ? . -
. ..... t.iH ..nulim- 1
.. . . . rful.irl M mil M. nH' I
t.m towels, linn inimi.".".- "--
ti.Ki. oniittiiiK all lit.' xxtM'ls :
Kill him off. kill him off.
Tin- w-iiliiiiciitul UiiOTl-h.-r. m w.-cbarilie n't
iam'i.ai t" hai luitlthv iian-lifce tout- is
riKli-hikI "mtinu"Cl.iN nhoHveaiaj )U
liatitinl 1 i'lt miM"" :
Kill him ..0. Lill hliu
The hunt. Ptinwl-MKlf tttfinwarae h.ilB.l in
torn-sol tlnint.T. m ht dwtatva, mir cmstim-
. l. - k-iitA ..M.litnil.-r Kliolivi.
ill private- fflu.iMv iiJ fii'i a 1-uMir i
plim-h-i- :
Kill him .fT kill him off.
Thi' irHW'Milv-fniilr shoi ourail xtith iuli)n
ti..B, mi'l bhnra hi Irnxt nnmls-mie of
nt pr.fciK- -ii:tr.-i'.B. x.irt ' aln-nyi wi
the hnlaH -i'li- nfcxvry ctim-iit fiH-ii.i :
Kill him "IT kill hiiu
THE BRIDAL PAIR HOME.
President and Mrs. Cleveland
Return from their Sojourn
at Deer Park.
Washington, June V The President :
i.ii.l mrty left J.mt I'ark at ll':"! to-day
and aft. r a pleaNint run aiTived here
ncmrv i. in nij;, wi ii.
tl.-veland, Colonel and Mrs. Laiiiont and ;
Kx-Snatoran.lMrs Kavis went to little j
... . . , 1 i
i r. I : I..., Mm
luicic, wiH-re me TNninim 01 .'innuuu, j
AVM Virginia, Viiyinia and IVnnsvl-
vanin, lyine tlirM- thousand Ut-t U1..W, ;
were ia-l uj-.n. The rty remain-.l !
at the n ksf.irals.ut an hour and then
returned, amvinir at theeottaire in time ;
r - 1 1 .. n-i -1.. .1 ........ ; '
i.ir iiiiinOTiu. ""' '"" "
wa aniioiiiiivil lluit tlie iTesi iem iiao ;
divided to leave for Washinirton at one 1
o'.lisk. .
.... .1 1 . 1 1
The I'n sMiMit and Mrs Cleveland xxere i
sitl ilij.' on the piazza of t lie eollane at 11 ;
o'clock, xx hen F.x-S-nator Iiaxisand S. 1!. ens iked fromtlie eolitiiiiial hahit of lak
IIIkiiiH came al..n'. The latter xxas in-! infin. Fexx physicians have In-cu more
tnshmd to the I'n-ideiit. whom he had : opular, audit is Kiid he eonld H-anily
never met, and Ihe to i-iliti.-iaiis talk. -l de nd on one n-uiar meal a day. so
tor half an hour a Unit I kvi I'ark, the late jrrvat was the demand for his scnios.
canii!-ii and other tliimr. The Presi- : " He literally ruslied throtiudi the slrn-ts,
dent irreclcd Mr. lUkinsi-ordiallv and the drixen ji-ist hast- at 10 miles at hour."
latter in detorihiiw his visit s.iid : Yet his fi-e do not appear to have ex-
" I never met a more genial gentleman i
mid Mrs. Clex.-land is -i1.--tlv charm-
in".'
At iLVMtl.etel.-srr.iphofli.v 011 news- !
.l.-rn.w ..s.lis.ontinued an.l the lailv
sheet showed that ill the first five. lav of
the ln-ident's Slav '' Words
had i
i
U-eli transmitted o-r the w ires. i
OI K To XI l.IIN..To.
At ll'-tr the Chit -.ig 1 limited train came
along an 1 was Uianled hy the corre
spondents and they pas-v 1 up the trade j
toward the n-L'Ul.u station. The Presi
dent's party wen- alsMit lssirding their
"sjwN-i:1.!" w hen Senator Il.ivisand family, ,
the K'kins family and thai of Major Hill
came down to hid the party good-hy and
Mr. Llkius and Mr. Haxis xxent as far as
Piedm-iiit on th- train.
The first stop was mad- -it I ttt-r Park
Station, where the h-'.- pulati..n,
aliout two hundred and fi'tx.wereoii the
platform, headed hy the Mayor. The j
President and Mrs. Cleveland d. -s. ended !
from the Irai'i and liook hands with
exen-one. line lady ua a little ha. k
ward ahoiit stepping up to Mrs. Cleve
land and the latter graciously went up to
her and put out her hand, xx it h a smile.;
The Mayor shook the President's hand
heartily and introduced himself. The
President replied that he was glad to
in.H t him. as he had himself U-en a i
Mayor.
:i:i:itinos nv tiik iv.tv.
The train arrived at Piedmont at 1:4(1
and stop icd ten minute. There xxere a 1
thousand icplf waiting, and the Presi-j
ilent came out in rcsjMinse to the noise
made hy a hr.iss band and the jw-ople.
One little I my pushed through the crowd i
anil gave Mr, ('lex eland a big lmuiUct. i
Mrs. Cleveland patted the child's head, j
w Idle her husband was busy in shaking j
the handsof other jicoplc. One man said
that he n-prcscub-d the citizens, hut felt J
rather crestfallen w hen the president Kiid
tiickly: " The mple represent thi'ln
sclxes." The train dif w out ami-! .leaf-,
t-ning shout i
At Kexfs-r Mr. Cleveland r.ii'ived an-
tither lmii.i:ct and herself and husband j
an ovation. A short stop was made and !
the President remained on the hack plat- j
form. The engine mid engineers were :
changed and the journey protveded. No
stop was made at Cumberland, although i
a thousand jusiple were crowded on the
platform. A stop ..f mlv a few si-conds
was made at Sir John's Kun f.r water
and the tram continued to M.irtiusburg,
w here live hun. Ircd smple awaited. TJie
train dn xx up slowly and as the Presi
dent Is.wel to the crowd it drew out
again. The run from Martinsbnrg to .
Har.er's Fifry. a .'.istaiKx- of uinetiH-ii !
lnil.-s was made in twenty minute. Then.1 ;
was in. other stop .n tin-journey an.l tiie
train drew into the station here at
just 7:L'V
W ITI. Colt TIIK llltlKAI. I-XIR.
Tin-President's return was somewhat
nni-peet.s, it I sing generally undcrstisol
that lie xu.uld not arrixe before the lat
ter part of the week. The tirst liotiiv
the MsipU had that lie xx.Mild ar
rive to-day w. is in the evening lian-rs.
I'.ut the notiiv was siitliciciit to attrai-t
eVt-ral hundred jmple to the dejn to
witJiess his arrival. For fully an hour
Ix-f.irc. the crowd gathered in the dep.it.
tilting it and -. upx ing msuitm on the
eb-ial.-.I platform leading to the strips.
When the arrival of the train was heral
ded there was a general rush of the j
en. w.l in that ilir- ti.in and they
were alongside the Prudential car just j
;i it st.M-ih d w ithin the eucl.iire of the
lel.it.
I f the party the rn-sident 1...kin-' of succ-ss. In all farm xxork lliew virtues
srmx-xxl.at l.niwn and tanned, hut in f esecially re.iii:vl. Is.s of tli.c- in
other n;-ts jarfi-tly natural was the ! ! earliest part of the season in prcpara
tirst t.i uh'hl. Mrs. t Me vela ii. I followed. ! tinit of tic soil and in s.-clin is n.-ver
stepiiin- li);litly from the ear platform made np. An early Shirt xvinsthe r.nv
and. joining her ImalMii-l. the t-mple every ti inc. The early plaiflcj crops jret
in 'rthout t..ppinr pnieei-li. I in the dir v- firm hold on the mil u:nl the fir :iy.
;i. of lie- liar eiiinuicf, It.-rv ihe ear- I are passed over liefore tlie .'.routers of an
riaura aj .-n- st:in.liii!:. They tere f.dutxx-
is! hy Mr. and Mr, liinont, h.t left
the eir after Mr. Cleveland. Then came
the rn -ident'n valet an 1 Mrs. Clex eland's
maid.
i: i.i:vitoitv n rv.
7W rn-sid.-niiitl ;ariy ha.1 tn walk al
mttai the entire len.tli of the dcot. Ks-c-.t
h and then, when he esiied a '
ineinU'r uttJie ns whom he niynij-il
anid Kiliite l hy 1 wave of the hand and a '
Jnw . the rr -i h-nt j.aid no attention to
JhrToxxd Mrs. Cleveland was a little
jimrt aalnn-rviint. Occasionally she would
Inru bet Jjead and look at thf Klrant-i-
lac.--, Thtre was no checrini: or deite.it-
strati,.,, natil the itrty had arrivcl
the outer .!. .,f the .1, ,..t. when the
xv.l standina .m the ste, leadin-.. to
hen,-.s a,,,.lau.led the dis,in,.uish,sl
l.y a vijron.us chqiiMU- of hands.
ThelWh-nt U,cl nht aMJ. fi in
.iiiiti.. The tirst carria.. drivel. l,y
-ll.ect tl e lV-sidenf..,, hman. was in
ftit inn.
tit first i
l,.t.. ll.l. 11 II l 1 .
...... ,,u .-i i i leeiitu.t ai
enter, then the IVpsident mid
Hhea Mrs. Hint Mr. Unnoiit. The d.K.r
wa-la-l, Ails-rt lii..-d uj. the liorse
Jitl.l tlaa- Juafty were rapidly driven
l.url tU M'bite Ihius,-, followisl
the an-ooj a-urriagi-, foiitaiuiiig the
iili.iallla.
,.
w.i r ,y v k
W ithin half an hour afterward tV.
-arrutg. etitenl the White House
Kr.,,.U Xotmore than two dozi-n
j.le. mcludin" aevt-ml ju-wsj.-r n.rres-
i ..u.l.-iiiK. w. n iili. n-l.ja-i without th; j
j north i.rtic. When they w.xv the car-
j rij )lrivt. ,, ,!.. m-a , ncrtll rush
- 1 -t t 1. .1... .........
tortile 1IVU Oil Ulllctl Hir wvi. ;
..... 1
" !
. l.ut t.. alight, Imt the ..ffl.vrs licnvly j
ke, tlH- n.w.l Wk. Mix Lmn. brt j
Kto,.,-.l fixn the lrcMdent s tumais-; :
then Mr,. (lev,-h,n,t..-arn nfr l,v-
'! in 1t hnn.l. iv.-nir j
froin the country. Next eanw tlie 1 ni-li-nt,
thi-n Mr. Iunoiit last, an.l vt-ry
w-m thereafter the 1elmitrl wi"lilinf
,rty were w itliili the KiereU .nwin.lH of j
the hxcctltive Mansion.
Fees of Great Surgeons.
The feKof frn-at Nivim an.l l.liysi- i
.urn have an intend fortlie j.ulilie hk I
well as for tiie recipient. Hunter never ,
piintil more than a year, an.l f-r j
niitny years he jsain.Ui than :
Sir Astley'x profiwion brought him trif- i
Unit kjiiiis for seveml years ; in the lift h 1
! yearof his prai-tiv he only gained HHI;
j but in time his increase rox- to l.YK !
year, and one year it rea.-noi t-i,. i )-rtv vi,,.l1)Ml had any tutirilk or I vented everyday lv the soKUers, an.l a
Sir. lienjaiiiiu llrodii's nnx ijits from tirst f,mniuin, IHstrniiiiK the jxilitieal j new method tirst intriMluced at fold Ilar
to last are stated to have far exceeded , jH.rjH ,,f j. iunv. Ca-sjir pmiiostnl to j lur contains the proof of my story. A
C.Hiiiers It was Ir. Holf, if wen iiieiu- ; , tracts of Suite land held hv ! soldii r started to l.ake some lieans, and
. . ., ..i .: I .1... 1. ...I.
int npiny, no sai'i mi" r"?"" !
j,,. ,,, Klv ,, nin-i-on, naild fairly i
(.arn ,),., f.-.KHla year. That state- i
. . 1 . 1 .. '
1(.t was nuule. However, wnen pimsi- :
,.;., w, . (11,lt(.t with smaller fees than
at tlu. ,)r,w.nt time; l.ut even now there
an. ,(rilIm,y not a law iiumlH-r of Ion-
,!,, physician- who have thechoice r
f(,l,,wintr Sir Henry Holland's example
. ..... . r : ....1 : '
an.l coMMinc tncir prounwomu "i"'""
. . . 1
.000 a vear, in onler to retain leisure
fllT studv, nvreatioii and travel. It was
vulpnly ri'iiortiHl that.l'r. ChaiiilnTs,
hen his rijrht hand xx as injured hy !
Mood .isoiiin.', that ids tiliLi-rs Isvame
.xi-.li-.! Sl.UlO guineas a year, a limitation ,
that mav lie ao-ounte.I forl.y rn-.juent 111
ni-sses. Ir. Piillie, the hrother of
Joanne Ilaillic, who flourished in the
early part of tl.e century, had i--rhas. at
t!'t time the leading pra. ti.v in I.n.lon.
""d is Kiid to liave nia.le t-H.oo", in some
vears. And this high remuneration was
not confined to the iiictr..mlis. for 40
years airo, Sir I buuinic Corrigan, of Iul
t in, was reiviving an incouie of f'.i.iKHI
It annum. It might l- judgtsl fi.nu
these figure that the medical profession
is one of the in. Mt profitable. No doubt
it is so to eminent doctors, jut a the
I!ar is .r.ititall- t.i .listinirnisli liarrist.-rs;
I Hit tin- lliclli-al prifi-ssloli lias, v thilik,
this a.lvaiita'i- over tin- I'.ar that
any man of avi-riiri- al.ilitx, if his
i-liarart-r 1h- in! ami his .iirKs-sti-.i.v,
is alin.ist i-crtaiii to jiaiii a lix in hy nn-.l-irint-,
although In- max fail to xxin an i i a -1
li k-i 1. 1 -n. x'. Thr Ski1 'tor.
Box or Cox?
The r.nmsxxiik Hotel is no more tin
Water ' Mti.v than the Hiirli S-1..H.1 I'.nil.l
ins is the City Hail, u! then- are h.-!i-xvlio
are .leteniiine.1 not to iin.leMan.l
this. An axcraire of half a .lozeii (n-r "lay
xxalk into the otlii e of the hotel, plank
money .loxxn on the cuiinteran.l call out :
"I xx ant to pay the xvater tax on No.
2-")4 I'.'.ank strii-t."
When the atl'ahli-clerks iufornie.l tliein
that they have nia.l.-mistake, which is
only xx hat an atl'ahle clerk siiotiM lo,
then- isa feeling on the part of those pm
plethat they have somehow Ih-i-ii ahns
e.l, an. I th.-y pi oW'iiial.
Txtmir three xvii ks aro a very stern-
fai-e.1 man. carrying himself very rii.lly,
eliten-i tin- hotel, r.ip-.l on the counter j
xxith his knuckles, an.l icily ohscrvf.! :
"I I! nevir.ay it nexer!"
"Whatrask.sl clerk I'.roxvu.
"That infernal water tax! You can i
sue an-l l- haimi'il.
"This is not the Water Hlicc."
"It isn't'.'"
"No, sir: you'll haxe to pi .loxxn four
il.H.rs."
' "lint if this is .not the Water Oflice
what l.i you have the sijrii up fot'.""
"Wp have no such siu."
"Well, it looks like the plait;."
"Not at all. sir. l'lease call four 'I.m.i-s
IkIow."
"I'll lie.larinil if I il! Why.li.ln't y.m
tell tin- when I first came in that this
i xx as a hotel?"
"1 sin.aise.l you km-xx it.".
"I 111, well. ierhai x on xt ill make some
thin" hy this an.l -rhais you xtoii't."
A xxii-k later the stern-fa.i-.l man en
j 1-n-! the Water Itliee one morniiiL'.
' reache.1 his han.l tlinmli the xxin.loxv to
j one of the clerks, ami sai.l :
! "Shake nlil Imy, I was out of teiiiiK-r
that iimriiiinr. ami haxe lnvii xerx- sorry
: for it. M.I, wasn't it, that I came into
this hotel iiMca.l of the Water IMIii-e?
You treated me like a ticiitleniaii, ami I
In-.,' your pardon."
"Why, 1 came into this hotel one in. ! li
mit lon ai;o, and "
"Itut this is no hotel. This is the Wa
ter Mli.v."
"Hut xx hy don'tyoii jmt up a ij;ii !"
"There's one at the d.s.r. sir."
"And xvhere's the hotel "'"
' l'lease ia!! four diirs :-.hoe."
1 "I xx .n't do it! No, sir never. Si
you lnm. first. ;.mI moniin-', sir ncv
j er'll pay that infernal tax if 1 die f..r it !"
i Ajricultural.
In a'. lusiii,. ,p.-r.iti..iis iroinptncss
an.l punctuality arc iinp.i: in: elements
xmrly dry season c.m ntlect thetii. The
, txxo i- ks of lry xxcuther xxhich UMia'ly
lu,-n early in the wmsoii des r n- more
y.miix j.l.wjis th in imy :ifter d.i:;u-.' .
Ir4 nMwtqi,(jeit iin never r.-jiin.-l,
and the farmer wlex kvi,');' hiniseli' of t lie
earliest api-irtunities ha Mi tVv;clit of
till them' :uiil of all the fitlloxx in oi,i,
i tl.its mid harlev an- usual!. inferior
! an I light in the I'niU-d States, xx hile
thtue (imina fjvu in Canada arehcaxy
and j.l'.mii.. mid realer xalue. Tin re
:. .. i ...i.... .i .'I., .
hv tntrly fnists. Thin-in n.it
tiled tii'
vase. In nearly thirtv Veant'
fXlH-rlem
" , " ' "mtr ,ul "i,T "T
the xx rili-r litis n- .-r l.n,l ...t .... ..... ..
' ? "' '
! 'II,f . Tl,- -v,,u"- l'1'"" ve
; Uvn n'' " some s,-ast.ns. hut the
M"' l'" ",:,, '""'' nd
I "" '" safe the t.. may I
. tt!e w.thoiit s,-rioua .himaKe
: ,'M I,,,rt ,,u,' N",'"'
' i"1 ''' H,r","r SI. The rule
. ! "I ana.la IS to sow .KltKllll.l lmrl.-v .-aril-
in ana.ta is to sow oatKiiud harlev earlv
I j
re.iure wiiiiw to a-rfeet
' ,l"'lr fr"''-t and two necks in the early
. an.l cool w-ason -.lrrj theni forwanl so as
off ' . """I "1U" " '" - 'at iu tlie flower
hy j ine 'S"". when the grain is not rilled
a' out as it is in -..lcr wt-utlicr. Itntli of
I this- grains may U- hahitnaUsl to stand
an ,:'ri fr" itl,..ut damage, iin.l it in
i 1,1 ,i,iK "-v ,iu,t "' k i've
i l-v ,-erfiM.sl fn.n, the Spring varieties.
0 .,,
j A -Im.uVW .L,, ,, -fTair-A w reeling
' match. "
Caesar and Agrarian Laws,
ZT.ai , (!,
-..,M.lti,.-v .m.l that "the !
; . , . , .
" . , , wll ,,,,, to hvo !
..,:., ,, ,,1,,. .,f runu1it.it, l.nt I
,,,.,.;,. i,0 rabble and feed-
,.,.,;,. ,.f Julhw
ur.nl 4l(Hri1.rill lilt ItlTll milflll Hllll llfl- I
" 1 - -
f'a-eir vw not a revolutionary ix.liti.-iau,
lmt lie he that if revolution wax to
1 ..,..,,..1,1.. n.A.rin
. s , rtia, K
ner of the i.reent iiiri.lents an.l ir- !
uiiihtainii of ltrith laml at the jireHeiit
(lav. If the nohle lionian lionls couhl
,iavt. f..n,.,, tlK.ir fh .reMTV an-l
,1,,. pilm. ,n s. i v an.l reo.!ccttl that
tJi( y n;ij miis, i,lllMir1at .Imi, to fnUill, i
tilt.'ti1,.,,ji,,in),(;verniiient uiirltt have 1
i,. niiiiiitain.-.l. I'.ut tin y nia.le no
they otferiMl no concession, and Cii-j
' . i i, aIui 15v that law i
(( jj,lstif , no wroiiu: was to Ik-iloiie to j
t.xiH,mj ,Mvu.pien, and no rights of pp.- ,
. . . . .. I
the jrrcat landit mpnetors on the usual j
( tenus. and to initiate the n fonn hy j
.,"0, ,-ni(n) veteran soldiers upon them,
r-
Jt waK a,imj,tI(., t,t Cj.irs n-fonu was :
M U1J, n.L.tj. ut.t ull, yet it was
,io)v (1,)HW.,i ; n.llatc. ( a-sar i-ouid
j.p, tln re, and tinally t.Kik
ltiH .ull l.y tilt- Ii. irut nl ji 1I Ksil.-i 1 t t Ii
.M,.,ui.ir 'aSlJ,.nilv. The Korum was
.
jj ,(1 t.xivss. roni-v simke in
snpii1 of the nieasure.and in a stfiie of
much excitement and disorder the a&:ra- !
rian law was Kissed. The readers of the '
.. (.n,k(,r fompondeiiiv " will find po- !
liti.-.d parallels in the terror which licset ,
the jroxorninj; aristocracy in ls.ll when j
the moderate and nvcssarv reform of:
that xear xxiTe pr.iised to them; and j
a'ain, when Sir Koliert Peel carried the j
reiea! of the corn laws. " Mo.ler:ite n--
fiinii."cxclaiined Cn-ker. " m.slerate cun- :
nwder!" ltiiurriiijr to ( airs policy. ;
it should lie added that a land i-ommis- j
was at xi J J m i t I t.nxork out the !
new land law. and thus the iU-stiou was ;
set at rest for his time. Hut it is certain
that the treatment of the land hy the
Roman Senate and aristocracy was for
centurii-H a dangerous and irritating ele
ment of mpu!ar fi-eling.
Japanese Lac.
A iiifniintilt' .lriuan.l fur lii-ii .I;i:i-lii-sc
xx;in-s, i:i;il.li- of iii'lctiniti' n'ir.-
lurti.iii tn nnlcr, lias flianlifl tilt' slm
xxith tinyiiiTi if xvnrtlilis xxan-s, ail.ly
M ni-tis. KtaniiaMl ini-tal xx.irk, li.-nvily in-
Tnst-.I iati.-ls, an.l i rate of i l-ai t-nn k-
cry coarsely t:xtt-ut-I. With these hvae
Isi-n mingled the choice artistic prolue- ,
tioiis ofi-arlii-rilays, xxhcti tin- artist livisl
in tin- Yashiki of his laiomi, as la loii
iiii; to tin- S; 1 1 1 1 1 1 r: 1 i class, an.l xxorkisl for
months chasing anil incrntin a hattlc
si-i-iii- or 11 love story mi a niece of metal
the size of a thiiinh nail .1 ii. tnre in
metal xxork such as no Kiir..a-ali skill has i
rival.-.!. ; or passi-.l a vear lutil'liiiv' t'p
layer hy layer the translucent varnish
I K ".-7ii from rlntn ii rnitii;r) with xxhich he
construcleil xxork ofsnch inarxi-'.ous tech
nical skill an.l artistic licauty. Such are ,
the (rreat ' lac cahinet of the si-xen- !
tis-nth century, the writing hox. ir- j
ami mizurilmhi) hy Kajakava, Slieonsho, !
Kotna. Naspita-I ji, Sietsu, Hanzan, liit- j
souo. an.l Korin the jjreat laciiuerers of j
Japan fr.iiu the sixtiH'iith to the end of i
the eighteenth n-ntury. The invstt-rii-s !
of tin- Japan lac liax'e never liecti mas- j
tereil hy Kuropcaii nrtist-t. Tlne men
were craftsmen of tint irintf iatience. ami
pla.-ed hy tin n.liti.uis of feii lal life j
alxive the niv.ls of nien money makini;.
They xxere often ennuhleil, ami alxvays
estiM-me.l. They were the companions of
I'riliivs. They ili.l not hesitate to lavish
on asxxonl jruar.l, nriin ixorv tosirle, a
1 sen-en, ora minute decoration of a sword
hilt, all their artistic genius in design and
liictorial eflii-t. The modern lac is an
ephemeral production thin in texture,
with overlaid pld'uiir of efli-ctixe hut not
solid character. Its panels and cahincts,
rich xxith incrustations, are irandy and
ill-drawn. Then' is nothin-; in xx hich Ihe
collector so often pies astray. The old
Japanese lac resists heat and cold alike.
Suhmersion ls-m-ath the sea for months
.Iocs not spoil it. It is huilt up sloxxly,
and does ii-nturies of xvear. This ipiality
of lac is little known in Kalian-!, and no
repnwentatixe, authenticated, ulnl siu'ln-d
i-oll.-tioii such as this has ever In-fore
Is-en hrouyht together here. fVt T'nr
A'ixIi mil.
A Cold-footed Lady.
Madam, alloxx me to pr.-scritc for you
I have had a lon cxcrieiicc in the 111:111-ai.i-ment
of delicate women, and lielieve I
i-.ui ive you some important advice, j
.n-a-rilM-onlv for vonr !
r,.i . I
First: Procure a iiiantity of w.s.len
st.K-kins t such as y.m huy at the ;
store under the name of laiah's w..l. j
that von can read a nexxspa-r through. ;
t... .'i... I.:..-...... ...... i
inn ine kiii. i iiiat tour .t.ioi .iciiiiki hi
the country knits fiir you, lliat will keep
your feet dry and warm ill spite of wind
and xxeather.
Sivon 1 : If ymt want to 1e thorough,
chaiw them every inorniiijr, hanoiii the
fresh ones hy the fire lurin the liijrht.
Third : rns ure thick calf skin Units,
doiililc up rs and triple soles, and wear
them from the first of ( Molier to the first
of May. Make frequent applications of
some 'oo.l oil hlai kiinr.
Fourth: Avoid nihlsrs iiltiejethcr, is-i-ej.t
a pair of latere ruhln-r h. ...ts, xxhich
may h;- worn f..r a little time throiiirli
snoxx driits. or a Hood of water.
Fifth : Hold the lsiitomsof your f-et in
c .1.1 water a quarter of an inch deep just
iK-fore .i';na to two or thrii- minutes,
an.l then rah them hard with Mil;!: toxv
) av-J yo-ir naked hands.
I s'V)i ; , i-.i j mi. tr i ..nt freely in
."'I Hf.illi'f, ild, WVyy lye, Jkil v"l'
'tl' your f.vl t'tij'ry -f y nt yin-ylaliiii.
h'lt. as a oi!!.snitiv of (ti . u erf yir. ila- "
ti. m in the lonvr extrcmit'ii!, y .:ir Ici.ej
xxill Ik- relieved of all its fuilm-.i. and j
your heart of it u!il.itions. Your com- j
i.icmoii win is- greatly iniir.ive.i, un.t
I yw Tien it ii mav Ik- Ix-tter m everv re-
s1h1. .- ,n t.wi of JI.vl'li.
I Legal ASitr)ce.
I
Iniinb," tuitl a man, coming into th
, j- iii-.j.. i..u-,....
'' 'v .
" Ye-, r.rtt .id-
1 - What suctisa. haxv VoM M F '
i ',.,-,1 hi,,, last week and V h " l
.ThutV ;ive lm. )(.v i
I KI1(, tllt. :, lf v(r f(. ,;,(
j m ill ,MV v.iu."
- Mv f are -1. I have pven v.m I
cnnlit for the .IIll,v me Vr, I
I ..,, .... . , ,n.tTU ' " i
i ... .. . . i
ii.ii : pT-ass-.t tne man ; "1 tlon t :
see where I make aiivthiii hy eolltitiiitj ,
; the dt ht
" Xothing, my dear sir, from a money'
! Miint of view, hut you have the Kttisfae- ;
i tion of knowing that a dishoiii-tst man 1
has N-i-n brought tojustitv! You can!
, use yinirinii pleasure al tout tying the
l f2i now ; I took the precaution to 1
gin a suit against you for the amount this
morning.1
The waist of time The middle of au
hour glaMs.
Unexploded Shells.
Vi!Iym kinl!y jicrrtiit ui- t:rii:h the I
columns oftlio UM to ansxvt r txxo iiies-
lions which I often w UfKf.1 ...
U-init t-'t irilw 'fW !" -r.
Win. II. rndcrxxo-sl, of (WIan.1, l.io.
asked the question some time apt, stating
.. . i . i i. - .i:.. .....I ......... I ...
WIU& -
know if he .oul.l rt-niovc the ih.w.I. t
- .. . . i 1 1... I
from II, HIIU ll Willi wouio huiki- ii luirni-
j le in eiwe of tire. To thin tirst im-tioi.
!..TT IlUtll lieloiwiiK to a iKftttTV Wolllil
y, l.ut to lii .n.l I ill
emphatically annwer, "no," an.l will en-
ileavor to trovc thix fact to all. In June,
IH4, when I i-anie to the ol.l Cohl Ilar-
l'r liittl-fieM, our liattcry, the 1st X.w
York Veteran Volunteers, chan.v.l too
into K-itioii near an oM cherry tiw tlutt
still ha.l stiekinj; in it one of our uii-
exploded sliell thai was shot during 'sJ,
when we wen1 on the' nauie field under
" Little Mac," while unexploded shells
lay around us like stone in Vennont.
X'W iikhI.h of cooking were lK'in in-
. 1 , . .... r . 1 1
ny uiytflii: a nine iwo icei uccj; un.i
twenty inches wide in the ground,
and then tilling it with dry wood, he
.... . .....
starte.1 his lire; ami n-t oxer it Ins l.ir
camp kettle of iH-ansand pork toparlx.il.
He then picked up a quantity of old un
expired shells, washed them out well
on the inside, hroiuiht them to his tire,
which hy this time had pot down 'o a
niiv Ix'd of coals. He took olfhis kettle,
lHiiiTfd olf the water, laid Miis xvasln-d
shells in on the fire and place.! the kettle i
of liork and In'ans hack on the shells in- j
tending: as s.M.11 as they xxcro hot enough j
to take them out an.l put them across the j
kettletoliakcthelieanswellontop. Acoin- j
rade came to the fire a'snit this time to
toast some hardtack to kill the nii j
therein, hut sit-inc Ihe shells in the j
fin- he sprung hack, exilaimin. "What I
in the h 1 have you got in that lire j
underthat kettle" 1 he cook said he xx.is
voini; to show the lxivs how to i.k hak-
el Nuns well 011 the top, and said then-
was uodanevr from the shells, for he ha.l
cleaned them out well. !!ut his comrade
said that he would rather eat r.nx meat
than take his chances of toasting hard
breail there. I heard these remarks
was passing for water to a spring.
as I I
Just I
in front of me, at my right hand, were j
several army wagons, and l-hi)iLthe one 1
nearest me were four mule drixent play- j
ing jmker on the end-lsiard of a wagon. '
lietWM'ii them lay a iiiantity of I'licle
Sun's pai-r gold, for which we had en- '
listed in lMd, and which at this time xva I
.rii, thirtv-tlins-nn.l tliir.l .vr.t-
to I
of i
.ii,l-lio!.U-r. x liili- iiotliin' sln.it
a(;ir t,, H,,. ,.;,Iist.-d man would do for j
ym.v Sain. I'.ut to mv storv. Ju-t iit ',
j that time I heard a terrible explosion in
j the rear of the batterv, an.l when 1 look-
cil hack 1 conl.l see nothing in the air
lmt .liil, camp kcttle.an.l pork an.l Ix-ans.
An uiiexpliMle.l shell pass-il me xvith a
xx liin an.l ilropiHil lK-txxi-eii two of the
,KirIj(1, pl;ivi, M.ker. It iK-.n to tizz.
fizz. Sonic of the money caturht tire, hut
not a man coul.l Iseehy this time aro:in.l !
me. I)o yon think that I stood still all this ;
time an.l let that eii.l lioar.l 1 urn up,
xxlii n I i-nlisti'il to s::ve (iovcriimeiit
pr..H-rty? I fjiiess not ; hut I have nexer ,
heanl of any one that ha.l anything to
Io xvith that In-aii hake lu-ini; proinote.l
for meritorious comluct, an.) iioxv I In- j
lieve that ol.l tinexpl.nle.1 shells are .lan-
p-r..iis arouml any lire. TM "". .
Rainbow Parties.
The lali-st siM-icty novelty is xvlint is
kuoxxii as the minlmw party. Already it
has assumed the proportion an epi
demic, although it made the first app'-.ir-ance
in this city only a fcxv xxeck-i iil'o.
All the youth? ladies in attendance xvear
neat little ajrons of such design ami color
as the taw of the x carer may suiip st.
The lsittouis are all carefully left iiutiim
nied. Kvery yoiiinj lady has a niiiiiher,
and diiilic.ite iiiiiiiIhts are kept in a hox,
xx hich is generally placed in the nci'li
lNirh.Hi'l of the p-ntleiiicn's cloak room
111 charge of txxo vountr hnll.-s, IIk-l'cii
tlciii.-n Imy ticket which entitle them
draw from tlie Imx. I lie piin liaser It iv
iiisT drawn u inimlicr at once si ts out
find the youm; lady wearing the dupli
cate iiumlicr on her a).roii. The tickets
are irencrallv one dollar each, l.ut at a
! Suit li Side party a few eights ao tiny
j hroujiht five dollars each.
' After a'l the 011111; men hav.' lound
1 their apnuis, or rather their youier lad
; xxeariiii; the pr..H-r aprons, the mater
'
1 ccr-Miioiiies ami. unices the 1 "Unlitioiis.
I The vounn men an-to hem the apron
j and the one lining the neat'-st, itiickerst
i pi-e of work is to receive a prize. The
yoiiujr la.lies supjiiy tncir escon xxnn
iuhhIUi and thread, and at the cail of time
the fun 1m-"'iiis with tin
ii'titestants to thread
ell'oils of the
their necdl-s.
Youiu: ladies stf strii'tlv forhi.'d n
it
thread the n.vdles of their escort, ::m. a
violation of the rule compelsthc nH-iiiient
"f""' Cvr tofoifeit all eh:im-.on the
l'r,J'-
Afterthelii-ed.es
re thr.ii led and tin- '
ynir.isf men an- at work tin- sceiu- ! n..:: '
the less in-.;.iriiiir. At last time is called ,
411. 1 a committee jndjes on the xxork.
Tin- pr!?" ijre Hi'in-tiliii-s iiiite v.:!u i'.lc.
At a Wist nhii pari- r. viitlv the youm:
mail xvlio xxas luosf handy xiiiji liccd!..- '.
and thread earned home ai) elcpjut j
French mantel clock.
AVIiy should Hot the tune come xxln n j
the ll lilie of 1)1'. Iavid Keiniedx shall lie
associated in the puhlic mind xvith the
puritic.itio:i of the b'oo.1. as the name . f
llarxev now is with its circulation. For
j ccrtain'y no other medical man lias done
! as mu'-h to th-.it end as he has. And it is
i also important that xop'.e simu'd knoxv
that tiie result of his lalsirs are within
riMfh f nil in llit form f Pr. Kruu1
dv's !
l'.ixoi ite K'-medy.' " E-i'i'imJ J 'i irwtl.
i . . I
I Stum not thy fciloxv t n atun ; there is
J some swrk of iriH(. yet left in every man
'even thoueh he lie Ivimr in tiie veriest
mire.
-
JfO fouulain is so small that heir cn
may Ik- i.iiaoinc.l h.-yin.
TRADE
mm
rURE.
ill
Ciftts Rhttimatf-mt, Ncimltiia,
.lira., -ai ilitai. Taaiaaia.,
StM-aiai, aralw, .t'.. M,.
puli t- rim I NTs.
AT niui.m-.T-l inn DKitJtaa,
((IkUUl a. xt-aUA-H tUIIALTlJUU,at.
ii
E0.tu)TAniS
ir f royal rsssT a xl
I' d
Absolutely Pure.
This I'.in.l. r never varies. A iimrwl .it iri(y,
xln-i..'ili mi.) u ti.il-.iiii4-iK'. Mure iTuii'.ini.'iil
limit llir I'r.liui.Ty kill.!?. 11I1.I rjnili.it Ik- ki1'I tit
(MittM tiii-iii will: tin- iniiltiiii.i.' ol'luw lr.-i, inrt
Hfi'.'llt. ullllil ..r 1'Ih...IiiiI.' (Miw.ler. St Jit mli in
ntii. K.'Y.ii. Hakin.; I'l.ni'Kit Co., tiWnll Si.,
X. Y.
Liir.elijiis Sewing Machine Invention 1
V.'oiJe rj Blessing to tiie Ladies! .
The Contlanans Rotary Motion!
MAKE. WORK
T v. ! -c as rr-pid at on ot'ier macliincs.
Ti-e as: ty an on othtr machines.
Genuine I npr ivcd Ilent Wood Work,
lieauiifel and Practical Attachments.
Send for descriptive circular.
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IISM
DOES THE BUSINESS.
Tbouwiid- harp trieu it anU tuuiul rellrt Tlwre la
abu:iiuut tr tni:.i;:y to tine l-oiail, iobiUve and UC
..Uritf.1. v !i cli i-bi'Uld convince the mt skoi'ticaL
If you Mailer n ;th lLhtumatiem, btiiJ for a irophlet
vtiich t. IU what has bran dune for other. It ifivrnt
frrr. To 1 curtd costs otly Siiu, for oio box
is Buflicitt i the worrf cs1
IT HAS NEVER FAILED
J. C. Mf-AT.t.rsTltlt. I.ir uiaur yearfl with Hnmt,
l:.Mitin.rlll X C' . li -w with XXimjiI. Ilrnan A Co.,
l-'i-ia , savi. : "I m!Icr--tl fn'Di i:b.-iinuitisiii su
l.'i't ; il y tlut I rO:;M hurilly al's. wa- at tllu.-a
ir..,!-:.- t-t turn my iii-ail. I tmil i1h- itusxtau
l;li unr-ti-iii l.'un-. itisulc cf tivu au'ks 1 wuh
e'un I. t.-,y i-upii...
Ilcarrii'livai iiauipblrt. Trith t.-.timoniala, free.
f-. r-I It miliP'l. n. anaioonai.
PrlCO a.2.00.( If r.sirt. r..il, luc. moia.
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None (jt-naina
wltriuut this
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oT.lv In- iu.l 1-vnrl.M.iuif itu. ainoiiiit aa abue,ai:il
a.!.r.-snitlii- .viii.Ti.am i-n-t ri.-trs.
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tB-tlln'ittil :-.!iM lUfl -f.M it HHtr tTtip lift Hurt I.
WMIll. IH)M rh.- ti.ttiirxl i.:i:,..T in.
tti tWo-p HI' tii- IrtTlIity i t tlir iinnt.
TIj'-jti rfc' 'Hil!itioii ol laat lt 4 ti-rivi tl fnm
iiiuiju iJiic, iu
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$25 Phosphate
itri"" in tm' vji'u-.
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ir '-hir--fr;c. FLY '.'.'..
FOTJT'S
HORSE AivD CAT I LE POWDttKS
tfep fwT $yM
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No Hokc mil i!-..t ef 1'it.Tn, I'.ot or frxo Fit
tkb, l( K.i'itf'. I'.ta.lrk r. n.l in tun-,
l..-:it7'. i'.ta cl,-r a iilrnif f.ii.1 pffvi-nl lltai Ci.ol.rir..
tunlra I'na.i.-ia It :i pti-vi-tit HtFlt. IX I-lWI--.
totlltti I'.iw.li-rt a ill lii. n-iea ll'. nimntlty ol mil:;
Hfi.i .Tf.vii I ti ttuiy pt-r ci-iiu una iti-tkc tiia Ituiu-r .nti
n:ni sat-.-t.
lout?-. I'rta.Vra will rnra nr Tvritt (iltttot EVT
IJIM-Ai" To an:rti Hot.n mi'l . mill-tire il.wct.
lut 'iy.'a I'ottl" lla ull.L ulTk SATlaracrlvV.
SoUl l-v.-Tt a ...-1 e.
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CURED!
1 I1KU TkllL can
ttltrra thr Boat nkntical
GERMAN ASTHMA CURESX
!ti.t vli-ii-lit atUf k; uismr ctiutfiirtiilile Hr
..ff.. ta im.. . li. n. all Ol ht tVUiollHI fall
i wttlittig l..r reauila. ua nriton is
i.ltmt-ainiCi tlireri lltta rerooii, npn H
uri-i. illrclid In all t I liAHI.K t Atf
li ptriuaDnaUti carwl ta Btfrr la nic at ao Uaa."
JTita. B. UU. Ht. i-aiU, Jt.na
I an rntirely restorM ta htfalta by Grmaa Atthat.
Care. TtivM. Utoa. UtmiUan. tAia.
(..rmaa Astbrna Cttrf Ii all Too -.laim Kit lb Itaiv.t
Taiii. ... Vnm Aa-rrrtia. OrrenriU: S. t
Uf tA-t-a-tlaarro-itataiaia-l Oenaaa AMItma Core. It
cwfwl ai -." JT'-i. if. i- r.-lnr. iWaotoatlirT-,. Okfi
ra.n.i. mt attallar lrtm mm Ua. At aaj -lratWt
aana, n.
IJrt-mnn Aathmta t-ar !a aolit bT att dmr
.nut-, al atlr.arat ll..r -s-nt t-y mail on is-cmit
.if unt. 'I rial i-tv-ita free to attv Btklrtraa fur
Unit't' MIH MX.V V l . st.HaI.X4-a
YDM;. IsTi: ATi I;'.-j XJ.TICK.
K;atc -r-y.i -j-wiuriinit.i. -.Ui'-t-a-M d. Jut (f i'ni
v in.ti,;.. 'i-ii-iii. NitiivM ountv. I'a.
I.t-it'-p t.i t. i;.:!ni-fn ti- u i t ic atnivc ctule
hiniitc N " j f.i:. i the w:'J. ri-.'ii,'l J tho
(r-ii.(- oMji... v. u.ii cc jfv ;:iv j (o mt--im
iKt'.cSti. I. nj'.I tMjtjl !. initial iiiuiit-it ir
JiHVim tit. Mini tl.ir hii.nirf rl.iili L-iiiii thf
NliUlC t.i (.nw !:t lit:-1( t1u;y )t tl t tl.'t l:y It ii
tlfim nT M'Hi-'iiv. Aitit-i 2. at llu ltu
ri'I'Hct' ot i'.n.' i.i cumi.
!rvA' I.. YoUhK.
jw2, A'thiitiifHti,
A1
I.M I N iSTUATl )IiS XuTICK.
KHitlf
f l.i-vi Kni iiTwr. ftt. f;it"l. late .if 3 tiaer-
s-t Tt-. ... S.ut.n-t t.Hiitty, IV.
I..-UI-:-. ..! iitjiiiii-traiinii .at thi-aUivt- cttile
having las-.i ruitlttl l.. ttie eit.!.-r-llit1 hy the
.n.,nr until inly. u-Kitv i ht n-l-y xiven io all
it-roit- fti,li-l,i.-.l l.i a:'! c:;i:tr r Hiakt- iinmc.1:
alc uiyitit-iit. ati-1 thiw haviui; t-laim M-aitel the
; Kttttt- 1.. .r,-M-nt tlt.-nt 1 1 1 1 v a:ilm-iili-au-.i 1.
' tlt-im-lit i Ii.-f.rtv Fri.lay. the -Jtl tlttv of Juiv,
si;. ai the lull- rij-i.li-uttf .if iUii-H.s-tl. in laivaiiis
1 xille. ' v. . HAY.
out J., A.Ira. Vi Tniamrntn Amixjm.
CURE
I
: Why they Wear Long Dresses.
j Sjieafcii!;' of t'hinainen. the Histoiinu
! fell in with one of the rait' lis he was
w'lirlin' madly out Washington 4. 011
the front platform of a car the other day.
K.stRiordauiry as it may seem, the car
tvused to whirl for considenihle ieri.sls,
now and then, and one of these iruses
occurred dire-t!y in front of Jordan A
Marsh 'a store, where there wasn't much
to ptjse at except the dainty costumes
displayed in the window. So the His
torian and the Chinaman pized at ihe
dainty costumes, and there was a very
sujicrior sort ofs::ii!e clearly jierccptilile
on the Chinanian's faiv.
"Not many dresses like that for the
ladies in China, John," said the Histor
ian. The Chinaman's smih' extented notice
ahly in either direction.
"Chinese ladies no likce ilnwd," said
he. Too much cloth ; like show small
fiH't. !( Menu lady In ep 1 iiir leet" and
he liieasiiieil off a spmv of aliout two feet
in the air with his hands; "ij.ill,, wear
hi;,' dress likce slunv feci !"
The One-Hoss Shay.
It was those verses, of which their au
thors probably thought nothing, and
which, indeed, but for a certain si parate
ness in their humor, suggesting, as hu
mor so seldom does, that the writer
smiles as he w rites, are in themselves not
much, w hich made Dr. Holmes's Kn
glish fortune and sent the cultivated in
thousands to read "TIieAtitia-r.it of the
I'.reakfast Table," and to recognize in a
moment, ' xx it h a delight which, if he
conl.l hut knoxv it. would le l-tter pay
ment to lr. Holmes, than any niche in
the temple of f.imcan American Montai
gne, a cm!, wise sjH-i ulator on the phe
nomena of life, in whom a pleasant hu
mor only llavors and makes ap)ietizing
kit n insight jind dit-p reflit tioii. The
humor was remarkable, for, like almost
all humor xxhich has K-rmancntly
i harmed Knglisliuicii, it was free from
satire, yet bit deep, having in it that uni
versalily which L the note of the Is-st
hitlliorof Shak.-sHiire ; hut it was used
not for itself, but only as a mordant for
thought or mvassionally to make graxe
thought seem lighter.
A String of Gems.
Theol'ollo-.vinri-xtr.ict from Hamilton u
prayer is n j-m of rare licauty. Although
I haxe not seen it for forty years, vet I
am sure I friw it to you for pulilicntion
xxith ai-i uracy : " Aci-ess tol I.mI. Xn mat
ter how early you seek the L'.ite of access,
it xxill alxvays !e found ok ii. Xo matter
xv hat midiiilit hmtr death may approach
you, a xxineI prayer xvill alxxays hrino a
Savior near. No matter xx hen- you ate it
is not tuffssiiry to :isccil some conse
crated uioiiiit Moriah to take off some
j story to elitersonie holy uf holies. Could
I a memento Ke erected xxh revcr an -
c.-ptahle prayer has f;one forth to ( mk! and
j an instant ansxvi r of mercy returned, Jc
j hovah. Siioinai:, the I...r.l lias Is-en here,
! would he found itwcriliol in many a l..ne-
ly cottaoc, on many a !nni."'on floor. No
! matter whether you seek it in I'avid'sce
! .'ari d .jalicry or in tin- fisherman's cot on
'the l.rink of the t ii-iiesen te, or in the
upiK-r r.sim where I'mtivot-t l iran, or in
! the field xx here Isaac went out to medi
tate, or the stony knoll where .locoh laid
him down to slii-p, or the hrook xxhere
Isi..cl xxro-tl-.-d xxi'.ii the an-jel, or in the
lions' dcr.. win-iv huiiLTV lions glared
iiu! l,i;ilel. and he jr.tzisl us.n them,
y.m will he ahle to distinctly trace the
print of the ladder's foot let down from
he.iven, the landing-place of mercy Id
ealise the startinsr js.int of lu-avcn."
.1. A. 1 1.
...
Of (nurse when a man is sound and
well he don't care a copper for a!' the
i medicine on the face of the earth. He
has no use for it. I'.ut wln'n disease is
catinn his life out he wants the riuht pre
scription and l;e wants it ripht iixxay.
For that reason ::"t who knoxv xx hat I r.
Keniiedy's Kaxurite licmedy is Inn. to
that for tj'-'p. r.nd it never dis.pMiints
theai. And it i jiwt as U-iieticial fo nexx
frie:idsas it is t o'd ones. I'leasant to
Ihe palole. and eeiil.'e ill its action.
Wife " lh nv do wish I could have a
'ilt'c chauu'c (Ids sumniur." Iliishaml
" You can, my d-- ir. II -n- js Ixveiity-tive
cent.-, for y.m."
Km: and I.-xvr ( ' cnji'aint
y.nihaxca pili.- yii , i-.i tt t on every
hottlc ofSliilnh's Vitiillzer. It never fails
to cure. So'd hy (ieo. W. lielifoid iX; i.in.
There are four hun Ire I kni.x.i w.tvs
i in xx hich a hurst-can Is- uuviuml, and
: yet xx hen you Imy one y.m xvill fin a
j way not yet cata'oiieil.
Tin: Kr.v. Hk .. II. Til xvi-it.of ll nnhon
Ind..savs: ' I'.oth inysi-lf and xxife ,.
our lives to Siiii.ou's ("onsi xiition Ci i:k."
S..:.I l.y ti. W. iM-nfoi-.l .v Son.
XX hi ii Italiy m: .i ;. !.:;,.,,,-,, j
XVhi-i, ,!;., .,- ( , t(. ,.ri,., fr ,rill ,
XVh.-ii 1,-ihm,, V!-a. -tin flliiiK ..lu-:..r;;i. j
VVh -:i ,: e jll.lr -. li,i ij.ivc lii :n a-.l..-::t.
liin- ii- v xii;.:i .ih'ehy In li-.-stion
Constij.ati 1:1, lt.:Au s. I. ss ,,f .. etile,
; v':'"v- Sk'nl Slii'oh's Vit.ilijT isa a.s-
j nm' ''l!'"'- N,:d ''.'- . Ilcnford A S.n.
K'v'sCr-; n Haiti, i xv.irth its tu-i-ilit
i;i jj-'M ! i e-tr.. h.t. C.,i :n-h. di.e Itottle
j c.,1- t -ti . v A. I. ,,-..)!, I-V inklin, T.i.
! '.Y.i.- xv I i.i. v. if c,!!!, when Shiloh's
! Cun- xviM fiive i:i, n-- liatc relief. I'rice 10
i ts., .-.: i ts.. ::nd -I. ( . V. P. -i.for.l A Son.
e have use l Mly-H Cream Halm in our
!io!iic for nearly Ixxu yeai's, an.l find it the
U-st in li.-i;i xve have ever used forcoM
or catarrh,- .T. C. Ya.-K-!in, Cox ington, I'a.
j The hanehall i i now have their turn,
", i over he :tr 1 the Ilk -s ;
! nutter xvh.;t amount they earn, .
; Tiiey xvll! go out on strikes.
! .Y. York' .Xt'i'n.
Si:: , ui's Cx"x:::i Kkmmiy a mri
j tixe cure for Catarrh. 1 liphtheria and Can
j ke.- M .ath. C. V. U-iifor.1 it s,n.
j I h tve suffered for years from Chronic
j C:.t..rrli; I tiK il Kly's Cream Halm. Ke
i lit f xx.is iiistatitantHius, oiul has already
I resulted in an almost i-oini-lctc enre. S
i M. tin-ene, r.iMtk-keei-er, Catskill, X. Y.
! " I1.xi kxh--t.xck " a lasting ami fragrant
1 TM iimie. I-tiec W and ."ill cents. Stldhy
! (li-). V. IV-nford -.v S.n.
What is more tlisa jri'ahle to a laily
tlinii to know that her hair hits not only
J 'o-t Its color, hut is ful! of dantlriifr? Yet
j such xvas the i-.dk- xxith mine until I used
r.itki-r's Hair IVils.::-!. My hair is now
black an 1 i- rti.-ct!y clean and glowy.
Mrs. Svci ..y, Chicg , I1L
S:;:!.!!.!1 Cci.ii xviM i -i-n.- li-i'i-'v r-,.ti.v
I - - t--, .
C.nilp, AVltHi.llig Cough ill I !'. iillt hitis.
Sold by XV. IU-nford & Son.
A X.xsiA!. Injk;Tor fm with each Is.t
t'e of Shiloh's Catar .-It Iiemeily. 1'ritv .V)
tvnts. Sold I iv I too. W. Kitnford & Son.
I hie Bible house w hich has licen es
I tal.lisbe.l since 1714. has tlistril iileil no
fewer that 6,VttUHif liihles.
TIRED OUT!
At Iba MM iMCTrlj W) rm nrrim to ram n
ntnlliK I K 1 1 !S n ti mifl Wm-S rT pfay-
1 pmcnpuuo ux UMt o iwiiiiK
Par XX rkars, l.it4r, Ijick it
KimT, nr., It HA.-s M KQrAUu-1 m
the oiiit Im nMMtlcttHi tbmt m Ml tnlurtosw.
It Krkr the lllsod. lvlrl tho
My stria, uratorra Appetite, Aid UlaMtlwi
It dug pot blackwi or inrtf th tilth. 1 h i
mcj iC pfltMluo ontutltmum viM irttm mdf 4m
Dn J H Kimxixt, louuos pfa)iin tt Bpmc-
liWd. OhMi.
Bniwu'M Ir. Eittrg b tboronnMr tw"
etnn. I aw it in my urtruc. Mil lind U clioo i
c1b til otiHir lumiH (rt ir.. In ikn-. nrlowin
dittiin a tiMroini, Hrm' IrTn Bmm i owliy
m p.ailiv MtMii. It n all tlut clauaml lut a."
Da W N. Witem. 12l Thirtr-o.mrt Sln-H.
(MMWtiwn 11. O.. Mill: -Bcimii'i In Ilutr w
Ti'iiw ut th . Ni.tli.nic llr. It KwrntM
apimtitu, it tttnatb twl mpruv UitfWMO.ni.
Gmaina hm tbn Tnu!q Ut and esd iwd Itnat
uuwrapisKr. Taiktf no other. Alaja onij bj
BkUH .X t lltlllCAHO, IJALTlllOKE, MO.
$1000 GUARANTEED
FERTILIZERS
mikI Improvfittbt Lund, fernd
for irruhr,
ANIMAL
BONE
lnaurm4 roiaanl Improves th Land. Semt
j;:AE::?a. cs, fa-taw., xi
Attention, Farmers !
t xvniu .1 UHH JA.'.vriin-vifry Tnliil !
at-ll .sViTir.l Unfit H ,St7 .irw, the Ist I'low
nm I Kami Harness nil rnrlli. Prieeiailv liR.s-n
Idllsrs -r .l.silile tt. I'e n. hiflle-ln-es.
Il imi l.int;. nts. Semi for n in-ulur. I ail. in
oruil.ti.s JollN W. CI I'I', i.-n. g t.
.rl Hiin. SnmerMl.
I.ir , m'uini.
Tin- Old
Schuttler
Eatablished in
RFTTONIC
I hue ja-t rii-.-!v..l uiiMMrliaiitsiif the sKI.F-iIUXi., STKKI.-SKK1N x lit TTI.KR W.xi.i.NS.
llu- uns i n iiiil. !.- Xi-n-ru XX'uijiiii ill tin- ni irUtl fur Kiwi or farm iirs-. on Ho- s. in m kr
Wai.i.n t!n r.- i it llcitr llnikt-, t. U- uil xxht-n liunliui' ha) or Kruin. m x.iiu.-'.tnti-s' th.il fann.-p
know llu- tu-.-i-s.-ity of when hiuiliiiif.m hilly ftimis, Kvcry .iirt nf the Xonl tierlt of tlii H-.nm has
lni.l in S(i k tlir.1- ymr iK liire In-inti Hnrk. it ii, iiiMiriint tin- nrt tn Ik- tlmrntiirhty wnl l-f.ir-iM-iinrirnii.-il.
lt.-iim ilic jMit.-nltv ni' thi
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS,
It i only Wattii in mli- that lm tlil iinpnivenit'iit. It nvotMv the niTtity
ul'iak.iiit oil llu latN to ki". " ii llic ol'I it If ; tiy sitiijIy timiin.' u raj
the .wiiri'ii cut tn oikii in tha.i Hvi. tuiiiutt-s. Tlii W.i-n want lo In
!Hi-:i tti )k' fully apn.fiulfI. iiimI purtii". v. i-hii.K t buy will ! w-H to tt
lively AVajoii Iully Iiisuicm1.
Iu ol't. riiiK tlii make of W;U'"U to the uMit uill ;; I iii-1 tlu im
niakf of Witiroii fnr rtv' y-itr-wh n fn ihtiiiir arrtxo tlu lU ky M.umtuiit?-.
ot-r r.K.tiS thi'.t vTf ulni.ft h:ii.isMliU'. anl tht y aluii) .1 tltr I
MarntnU-l iu ylui; I hfltt'Vc Humji tin- Ik"l Wit-on in whv'-.
'till on Olirn' Ktnpffrn$' llmff frtfhi9 7o filf shun "' tits
m
W'ttiflittX.
,Vir'ntM Wanted 'riiroiitsliout lh Comity.
I ? KTK 1 1 UK V.
siiMi.ksKI'. MXlii II at. tssA.
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
XI 1X1 K.UTI H1.K AM) IlF.AI.F.R, XX'HOI l AI I B A.M. KKT lll KK or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Ilarcl unci SolK Woods.
OAK. It It, UNUM;. I'll'KKTa. Mi l l.f.l N'.S.
s. XV.X1.MT, KI.iKiKf.M;. s.xsll. sTXIH KXII.S.
-IIKKItY. YKI.I.OXV 1'IXK. -IIIM.I.KS, IhkiU.s. H XI. I STKKs.
( IITM T, XX1I1TK I'INK, I..XTII. fo .'Mm. XKXX Kl. tisTS.
A i..-n.-rrl I. ine of nil uriule of LiiiuIkt un.t Hui'.ilin xiiitcriit! unt Itmitiiiu ?Uire k. it iu -itin k.
.xImi. can furiiih uiiytiiiim in lhi iiiit- ol our liii-nnr.. t.. .ir.l. r illi r-aNiiilili-iniliii'tlu-ss,
.i.-h u- I'.ri k.-t.-.. ll.t-.M.-il M..rji. -!i'.
K LI AS CUNXINCr I I.VAr,
Olfloe and Yard Oppogite S, & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa,
KAUFMANIS' GRAND DEPOT
FIFTH AVENUE AND SMITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURG, PA.
THE LARGEST AMERICAN OUTFITTING- ESTABLISHMENT,
CLOTHING.! SHOES,
13 Stores in one.) $1
i -
mini
:.i ' 1 M0m Iftilbifeo
co l i"Uz m&mm
CD : 1 I - : 5 I 3 rWhPTOa.a'M.'
jrt . z i: i : S -Kgebc.
Wic will stixD Gratis to
Our ItVaiiiiftiUy Illitrntd Nw KAIIIOV
t- ihiitr V'Mi :ifwMit otir mem n jniwiV"s
.umuea. 'i uu ituuk i aiiuowi inJiniictuil.e to
CAUTION! CAUTION! DON'T BE MISLED
I'- f -riiKliilmt hotis who reireaent tliimseWed M our twncern. We have NO Branch Store anywhere. Our only -LirT''
I t lsH-a 's mir Mammoili New r.iiildin. known as
KAUFMANNS' GRAND DEPOT,
.: Ave. and Smithfield St,,.DiMC?HtPoY.T.;?.scVPITTSBTmG,PA.
CHAMPION
FANNING MILL.
:;.iM rwn ir v
li-ank II. Sulhlla!
T fnmii'rw lU'irinsr ! nmke inviMiwnl i
In Uwiel. 'hni'itn Mill, fttrnit riv kn-nn mi the j
' R-Mwer Mill." th-r will 'low hy ialliif on
ma-tttmy hopon nmer of lntH4 mimI K.ini j
SiTwt I now orttT t the futih m rhti nd j
ivlirtMc mill. I mn lel-rnitn tint r . tin
1 r'M. will fflr unprvrvdenlrd txtrjotiii lt
thirinir a icntti milt
ALL WORK WARRANTED, i
i
F. II. SI FAI U
niavis-6ni. SiarKsrr. P.x.
pr
oiARAJiTrrn
ANIMAL BO E
ranms
InirM Orxp and
imrrovn lit Lanti.
twi Ux Circular.
Josh. Horner, Jr.
CO..
BALTIMOKE, MIX
Fences
FOR
Farmers.
HORSE HIGH, BULL STRONG, AND PIG TIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
Wp r intfHin-l in tl mrtimftu tnrt' of ihf
U nee at Somwt and MfymMiile. It if the nwt
I'lirahlf. Hiitl !iniii(fr"t lfin t known. No I art.,
no injury t "l-rk. Kw'try in Smicrvi hi t(u
old Kt--r carriune factory.
mavV.Mf. J. M. MARSHALL A hN.
.Reliable
Wagon.
Chicago in lS4'i.
HATS, FTOUISHINGS,
f
,500,000 invested! 400 Employees!
mVK mnlaminf all ahont th new styte of th
rxpr- ciiarm aiMl aiiisintinK tou with (Mir
every hutiM-biii. It rostit you nothing hut will
1 Constant rare is exorcist d in
j " the sewing of our clothing
; Seams, L'uttons, HuttonholTs
are all ean fnlly exaininetl am!
testeil liy romnetent workmen,
j 1,1 s"rt, our stoek of Clotlin
j in all essential oint-i is verv
j strong and attractive.
! A. C. YATES & CO.
002 -60-I-60G Chestnut Street
Hvt mads t'l-ithinK ! PhllailelpbU.
BMr3-ara.
halrl..:. -. 1 i.m.irb. pa,;
S-V. ai..l $l.at lT'iisfc-L.ia
The licst I o::h Cure you ran nan.
'.adIJirbc 1 1 r-vi ::l:vo !::iov. ;i f..r-mirRi'J.oa-
.un-aUnli. ;s.:.j. 1 ,!-.,:-.u r . f i:.o 5 :.u ,
Is..-li. I.ii'l ' . I.H. r, i.ii,:., 7... I r'.isi ' i--. , -
u?l IVrriaiu '..:i(-Lj:i..j Z'v f-.-IJo c.i-l t.iL-. ;;r -
lirff a:-au.5 ilwiw, t;si tU-s !y d. l.;:. - I., - .
11 prr. l!l i.'l mwetrw itni-.ct I'l.'.r ! i
Iba II. It :r tl-s. lf TaUKIuSj Lt d lar ii .'
Ifcruua, taka It l:i Itx. Sukl by all Ini-.r-'i :
uuva buufeaatll.ua.
HINDERCORNS
Thaaafwt, mirMt, (lUckart ami baat ar fur ( !,
"iniucn, XVarta. Molea.CaiUMam.ike. Htmk-rattM-ir Tor.
:iiTpwih. srniaailiajn. UlvvMnotrouble. Uacr-iia,
f.s-t ciimf.trtabl. Hindi-minM ram ahnfl-rrlluia
i-be fa'U. IS-hlbjr IrueKltaatlSv. Ulscwa4Ctfc,Xl
BOTTLES SO LD t- ND NEVER
FAILS TO CURE COUGHS.COLDS.
THPQiTANDAll 1 UMSTRflL'Rf
- AaDRUsasTssraiT price. rff
25 CTS.
r:UlTm;f7.YiTWi.T
i iirnj-i i
Korftill in inmiti.iti nf rhv mhi. whrv t tf
tain (if rnmiiit laHinlM. M;t. htc. Al-lrt-'-.1.
V . KKMln.K,
Vtitrl I'u?Miurfr Uvni.
ToriifrTth Ave. nnl Smiihfit-M Str-ttH,
I1it.vlur,-h. F)
KASIIKN AHIH
CUTTIiR and TAILOR.
HaviiiLf hal rnaii
y-iirs -siriip--iu
all lTitijrh
the Tnil'trintr tu
iiitwi. i Kiiarniiir
rMitSfrti'tl'HI tn d
w In may rail 111
m in an-l
mt with thtir ii
YtHiP.
)( )( ) L" r'e
; i-,-i;W (stiii;.-. l.y liiall y.u will si'l .1'-'
i k:iL'i-iili; "I- "I lor'in-v.iliM-. Unit nill-rfart . .
in work ainl Mint will ul t.ii.-t- l.riuif x.u in Oiui..-
1 in-H r liiun aiiMliinm l-sT ill mi rir. .Xlliil- .i
the titi'"ii in iir. lil-x tin ,le, fc'
uunU il -xrr nlu (v. ..I villi, t at'lt.iif ll an i
ail lh- tine- .r sjiiin- liuic nil-. 1. work tor te J
llitir 11 h.imo- .ntui. fir all u.irk.-ral
Int. ly a-iir. .1, h m't ti-ly. H. 11 il l KTT '
Porttitlel. .-. jati - ij:
i.vvm c i,'.-rn K.vu.vf-
t-r ati-1 h-w ir.in XX.irk, s.i-..n.l han.l Knn'i...
an-l lt.iil.-e-"ti haii.l. H.iititiK Kiiaint. ai -.1
. hni. TV a sc.-. inll. THVH.I ( IflA.X
In slvr ltt"lAio t
J
THTOES
RETAIL ANL
WHOLESALE
- I ' - I . 1
anx address
waMB, .nutnirtin ywi how to nnW r"! hm
rnormoua wainittaiiwni ami mir nirinHi 01 ami
you many a doilar. Be aur anU write Jor tt.
ft OVER 1000000 M
'a3i E
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