FOR THE FA1RISEX.
A French Nketeti of American I.lrl.
Here is a pen-nnd-ink sketch of an
American girl, which ia interestinn as
showing hove a Yankee girl semis to
French eyes: Stylish to the backbone,
independent as independent can be, but
very pure. Is devoted to pleasure,
dress, spending money 5 shows her moral
nature nude, just as it is, so as to de
ceive nobody. Flirts all winter with
this or that one and dismisses him in
the spring, when she instantly catches
another. Goes out alone. Travels
alone. When the fancy strikes her she
travels with a gentleman frienfljor
walks anywhere with him; puts bound
less confidence in him: conjugal inti
macy seems to. exist between tliem.
She lets him tell what he feels, talk of
love from morning till night, but she
never gives him permission to kiss so
much as her hand, lie may say any
thing; he shall do nothing. She is
restless, she gives heart and soul to
amupeniont before she marrie'. After
. marriage she is a mo! her annually, is
alone all day, hears all night nothing
except discussions about patent ma
chinery, uncxpiosive petroleum, chemi
cal manures. She then will let her
daughter j enjoy the liberty she used
without grave abuse. As nothing seri
ous happened to her, why should Fanny,
. iuary, jenny De less strong and less
adroit than their motherP She origi
nates French fashions. Parisian women
detest her. Provincial women despise
her. Men of all countries aaore her,
but will not marry her unless she has
nn immense fortune. Her hair is ver
milion, paler than golder hair; her blick
eyes are bold and frank, she spreads her
self in a carriage as if she were in a hpni
mock, the natural and thoughtless pos
ture of her passion for luxurious ease.
When she walks she moves briskly and
throws every glance right and left,
(iives many of her thoughts to herself
and ft w of them to anybody else. She
is a wild plant put in a hot-house; feels
cramped in Europe, and pushes her
branches through the panes without the
least heed of the frail plants that vege
tate on all sides of her. Were she bet
ter understood, were she criticised less,
she would be esteemed at her true value.
Fashion Notes.
Muslin dresses are made with sur
plice waists, shirred on the shoulders
and at the waist.
Polka dots appear on many dress
materials, necktiej, hat scarfs, and rib.
bons.
The favorite handkerchief has a
colored border, with polka dots or
Chine-e zigzags in white.
India mull trimmed with Lmgucdoc
lace makes a rich and effective summer
evening dress.
Coils are still worn attlie back of the
head; not exactly at the nape ot the
neck, but a little higher.
Flowers, jewels, and leathers are used
lor evening coiffures and upon cere
monious occasions.
Violet, and various shades of this
lovely color, including the heliotrope
shades.is very fashionable.
Elbow sleeves continue to be the most
popular lor young ladies' dressy muslin
and grenadine costumes.
Evening toilets require a dressy and
light style ot coiffure, with curls and
soft puffs, but not braids.
Nubias, hoods and shawls of ice wool
are more in vogue than those ot Shetland
floss or zephyr wool.
Lnrge sailor collars of Madras and
bandanna plaid handkerchief stuff are
. trimmed with torchon lace.
The choicest silk hose are so fine that
the pair can be covered in the palm and
closed Luprs of the hand.
White t's veiiing costumes are made
very dressy, with cashmere borders
brightened with gold thread chain
stitching.
When an evening toilet is trimmed
with roses, it is not unusual to see a
band of small rosebuds around the top
of the glove.
The best way to remodel an old cash
mere dress is to brighten it with bands
and trimmings of Surah or Corah silk.
Elaborate embroideries on white sum
mer muslin dresses have almost super
seded lace f jr ladies no longer in their
teen3.
White toile religieuse, white chudda.
white India mull and white cashmere
remain the favorite fabrics for festal
occasions.
Evening gloves are trimmed nt the top
with several rows of side piaitings of
lai-c, or with a lace insertion with the
lace plaiting aiove it.
As the stvles of dressing dm l 1 n i r hd
come more and more simple, greater
attention is paid to ornaments and the
use of lace and ribbon for the hair.
Black silk milts, woven in alternate
concentric bands of plain stocking net,
and lacu clocking, are lashionable with
dresses of any color.
Dressesof ecru or cream-colored cheese
cloth are made up with tri-colored hand
kerchief aprons, hip draperies and bodice
trimmings in gay Madras plaids.
Surah silk blouse waists, with scarfs
of the same knotted on one sido and tas
seled at the ends, are worn witli kilt
skirts, of any material preferred, by girls
"under fifteen.
The handkerchief for best dressing is
white linen Hwn, silk or batiste, hem
stitched above a narrow border and em
broidered in one corner only with the
monogram or nn initial.
A Boy's Strange Pet.
Not long ago, near tho Temescal tin
mines, in tins county, says a paper
published in San Bernardino, Cal.,
' a man named William Jenkins,
lie had a small boy between two and
three years old. It was observed for
some time that this child spent the
larger part of his time at play near a
pile of rocks some distance from the
house. The father took: occasion one
day to follow his little boy soon after he
had gone to his usual place of resort,
when, to his horror, he discovered a
largo rattlesnake coiled about the child,
who was feeding the poisonous reptile
from his hand. The father, almost
paralyzed with fear, secured a stick,
and, watching his opportunity, threw
the 6erpent from the child and killed it.
The boy was overcome with grief at the
death of his pet, and would not be com
fortcd for a long time. The snake was
of the red variety, and about six feet in
length.
Prof. II. R. Palmer has recently re
ceived the degree of Doctor of Musio
from tlit University of Chicago.
KISSING.
A Verr Ancient Instltntloii nifterent
Kormi and Mcnl Arance of KUitliift
Knakespeare on the Suhjrrt Notable
Kissers.
Kissing is the oldest of all the inarticu
late utterances of affection. The kiss
has a history above 'all others. Men
used it to Balute the heavenly bodies. A
passage in Job, written B. C. 2130, illus
trates this. It passed to the Greeks, and
from them to the Romans, and denoted
humility and homage. In Homer, Priam
is represented as kissing the hands and
embracing the knees of Achillp whilo
Lhe sues for the dead body of Hector.
Examples are numerous of this kind of
kiss.
The custom of kissing was unknown
in England till 449, when tho Princess
Rowena, daughter of Hcngist, king of
Friesland, pressed her lips to the cup and
saluted Vortigorn with a ' little kiss."
From a passage in " Evelyn's Diary," it
appears that men kissed each other in
the streets of lxmdon toward the end of
the seventeenth century. Tho Spanish
conquerors found it the custom preva
lent in the new world. The kiss of
peace was anciently given by the faith
ful one to tho other, as a testimony of
cordial love and affection. After the
priest had given the salutation of peace,
the deacon ordered the people to salute
one another with a holy kiss. It was
also given before the Eucharist until the
tweiitli or thirteenth century. Toward
the end of the third century the kiss of
peace was given in baptism. Henry II.
of England refused to give Becket the
kiss of peace, at that time the usual
pledge of recoaciliation, in 1169.
ShakesDcare was vrrv fnnrl
Tou cannot read a single play of the
"great master" without an abundance
of talk about lins and kissm. Th fal
lowing is taken from one of his very
" He kissed tho last ot many double kisses."
"We'll e'en but kiss Octav.a, and we'll lol
low."
" There is gold, and here
My bluost veins to kins; a band that kings
Have lipp'd, and trembling kissing."
" Give me a kiss e'en this renavs me."
" I shall return once more to kiss these lips.'
This is a soldier's kiss."
"Commend unto his lips thy iavoring hand:
Kiss it, my warrior.'"
"Come, then, and take the last warmth ol my
Ufa
And in Cymbelino ho says :
" Or ATA T
Give hiin that parting kiss, which I had
flat.
Betwixt two charming words, comes in my
And, like the tyrannous breathing ol the
Shakes all our buds from growing."
KISSING NOT LOCAL.
" ww iuuua(u, AUC iip9
though generally associated with the
idea of kissing, are not the sole recipi
ents. The forehead, cheeks and hands
an come in ior a snare of the honor.
And each one has in the rite a peculiar
value and significance of its own.
jviooua on iue coeex express regard, and
head, which signify blessing and esteem
a hey are much employe ! by aged peo
r.flPA nf Kainn nn !.! mi
vuu . kuv Livau uu vnn
o w v wjt uuu-wiuu.iimii men
tViarA ia IKa 1- r . . 1
y .e 10 mo jmikj vi UU3LOIU, me KISS Ol
uuiy, 'ue pre-conjugai Jciss, the filial
kl8S. tllfi TllflLvflll bins thn L-i-a f U
trorn n.1 4-1.. 1-1 f ' .
u niu 01 passionate aevo-
uu nuu iuiuubu temperament :
" A man hath given all earthly bliss,
And all his worldly worth lor thi
To waste his whole heart in one kiss."
The Rev. Sidnew Smith aalA . TV
are in favor of a certain amount of shy
teis when a kiss is pioposed, but it
should not be too long, and when the
fair one gives it, let it be administered
with warmth and energy let the e be
a ROUl ill it,. Tf alii olnall him Anon --J
sigh immediately after it, the effect is
gicivtci. ouo suvuia De caretui not to
slobber a kiss, .but give it as aiiumming
bird runs his bill into a honeysuckle
deep but delicate. There is much vir
tue m a kiss when well delivered We
Have tho memnrv of nun va ;
. . . ...... v v. , 1 . I LI
our mouth which lasted forty years, and
wo uciicve ii wm Da one 01 tue last
things we shall ihink of when we die."
Gilbert Stuart, tho portrait painter,
IS Said to havfl mor. n. lnsltr in flia
of Boston who accosted Lim with: "Ah,
Mr. Stuart, I have just seen your like-
n.iuv4 ivi UWJUU30 lb VYtU) OO
much like you." And did it kiss you
in return?" "Wh nn" "Th
the gallant painter, "it was not like
uir.
When Charles IT wna matr;n
triumphal progress through England,
vTnaiu country laaies wno were pre
sented to him, instead of kissing the
roval hand, in their simplicity held up
biiwh iip to De Kissea dv tue king
a blunder no -one would more
willingly excuse than the lover of pretty
Neil Gwyn. Georgiana, duchess of
Devonshire, gave Steel, the butcher, a
kiss for his, vote nearly a century since,
and another equally beautiful woman,
J ane, duchess of Gordon, recruited her
regiment in a similar manner. A kiss
from his mother made Benjamin West
an artist. "Kiss me, mother, before I
sleep!' How simple a boon, yet how
soothing to the little suppliant is that
soft, gentle kiss. The little head sinks
contentedly on the pillow, for all U
peace and happiness within. The bright
eyes close, and the rosy lips are reveling
in the bright and sunny dreams of in
nocence. Yes, kiss mother, for that
good-night kiss will linger in the mem
ory when the giver lies moldering in the
grave. The memory of a gentle mother's
kiss ha3 cheered many a lonely wander
er s pilgrimage, and has been tho
beacon-light to illuminate his desolate
heart; life has many a stormy billow to
cross, many a rugged path to climb, and
we know not what is in store for the
little one so sweetly slumbering, with
no marring care to disturb its peaceful
areama. The parched and fevered lips
will become dewy a?ain. as recollection
bears to the sufferer's couch a mother's
love, a mother's kiss. Then kiss your
little ones ere they sleep; there is a
magic power in that kiss which will
endure to the end ot life. Troy Times.
Here ia still nnnthoi- (nmir.no. . i.
does not like the country. Capoul.
"'"s o i.i ttv cim k in me united
States. Suva; "(lno in limn nDi.
of ice water and milk with roast meat
ana preserves." Couldn't the man eat
ooiiea corn heei and drink hot tea for
a C'hanpeP Who thr-rA nn Puno
i r. - Vifl3 nun
turkey or pork and beans to be found ?
v ny lum Jiiswuiousness, mis clinging to
four articles of food ? -Boston V TV
icripi.
The invalid' hnna
. ' " a.l WVJUUU All
ot ler remedies u M.lt iJUuis.
TIMELY TOritS,
A German chemist has furnished nn
exceedingly cheap and simple plan of
testing tue amount ot water in miU.
All (hat is required is a small quantity
(say an ounce) of gypsum.- This is
mixed with the milk to tho consistency
of la stiff pnstc. and then allowed to
stand. With a milk of 1.030 specific
gravity, anu a temperature of sixty de
grces Fahrenheit, the mixture will
harden in ten hours; if twenty-five per
cent, of water is present, it will harden
in two hours; if fifty per cent., in an
hour anil a Halt ; it seventy -live per cent.
i i i .
in imriy minutes.
The Electrician says that the Hfo of a
suomarine teiegrapn cable is from ten
to twelve years. If a cab o breaks in
deep water after it is ton years old, it
. l urkj r . . .
ennnub ob mica ior repairs, as it will
break of its own weight, and cable com
panies are compelled to put aside a largo
reserve fund in order that they may b.i
prepared to replace their cables every
ten years. The action of the sea eats
the iron aw.iv cnmnlAfAlv nni it nr
bles to dust, while tho core of the cable
may be perfect. The breakages of cables
are very costly, and it is a very difficult
matter to repair them in comnaison
with a land line. A ship has to bo
cnarterea at 500 a day for two or three
weens in fixing tho locality and in
avoiding rough weather. One break in
tue direct cnote cost 100,000.
"An Heiress Sent to Prison "is the
head line of a paragraph in an English
journal, which tells how, at Durham,
England, Alico Purvis Buddie, aged
nineteen vearn. nlnaHnrl militate nKi.i.
mg three gold Albert chains by false
jiieiensus; now ner counsel, in de
fensc. informed thn rmnrt i.i0iu
oner was well connected, and on com-
inC Of ntrfi Wimlrl ha linii-oaa tn n A
erable amount nf nrnncrlm hnn l.
urged in mitigation of sentence that she
had been seized with a sudden fit of
Kleptomania, ana how the court could
not overlook the fact that the fraud had
been carried nut anri nntnifiioi.j:..
tllO DriSOner's rosit.inn nrHororl h Im
prisonment for three months with hard
moor.
A fruit-nicker la tho lafca' n.r, U
It is simply a ring or collar of sheet
iucuu iour or nve incnes ingu and the
same in diameter, with the upper por
tion formed into half a dozen points
like a crown, each point being covered
uuuci uieii orsmeia 10 pre
vent the fruit from injury bv contact.
A socket in the side receives a light
poieoi any required length, and from
the bottom of the ring or crown extends
ngumose oi couon arming, or other
lieht material. tninnvo thn nif An,
to the hand of the operator, or into a
oasser, wagon, or wiierever desired
Standing on the ground the operator
vi mo uuiii, iiuo points oi ine
crown passing on each side of the stem,
and a lisrht unwnrri
taches the fruit and it drops down
through the crown and hose. The
operator can Hold the pole in one hind
and the hose in t.hn nthnr nt Hia
v..u., luv HUJU
can bo hooked to a small, movable
bracket rtlac.ed nn tho mla .. iiof nn
pose, thus allowing of handling tho polo
wim doiii iinnas, or an assistant can
manage uie nose.
A differencn nf nntntnn otIdI. nmnn
- .-'. .AlkllO t. .11 1 1 1 u
"uiuiu cugiuccu iu regara to 1116
PraCticabilitv of ontnhliohi r IT a ana rt a
now proposed, in the great Sahara, the
chief problem being, it wou'd seem, bow
iv Keen ic ud. it in nrirnpd that our..
posine the sea ta he rrontpil hn mAona nf
uanait ic wiu lose an enormous quan-
w .'J ll.l.UO W 1
uty ui wuLKr ii v RVRnnrti mn nvnw Han
Without til A lntrnHnnriAn
VOJUnie OI troth wntpr Thfl
evaporatea oeing replaced by a supply
-- - 4UV VT Bil l
wiuiux turougu iue canal, tne whole
body will soon reach the maximum of
saturation; and thus, tho evaporation
oliu continuing, a deposit oi salt will be
formed which, in time, must fill up the
Whole SnaCfl nf thn intorim. n. 'tk.
- ' " . ivn oca L liU
SalimtV Of the water hpinnr ennh that nn
nuiuiai uie wouia De possible in it, and
the ultimate result hpintr simniv ik.
, ii.i. "UVU w u (. o 11 VI
t - - -s fcu ac
cumulation of an immense deposit of
oait. ja tue oiuer nana, tue projectors
of the enterprise claim that the presence
oi iiiis ater, ana its evaporation, must
Produce COniOllS r.aina whinh Drill n
Iarg3 measure return into the sea, and
in us not oniv aRc.nmn nun tno nhonf
(erred to, but also convert a sterile waste
into a leruio country.
William J. Purlin an imaacr:..
young man, ot Philadelphia, has fallen
heir to & tnrtnno nf Si nnn Ann i.e. u
uncle in Australia. When he received
a letter from a London solicitor setting
forth the dnntse of hij uncle, and re
questing him to prove his identity and
thus his claim to the inheritance, he
nv-umuma to ins motner. At nrst she
was inclined t.n
noax, but afterward recalling references
"lumer wuicn uer nusoand once
nude durinsr hia lifptimp niiA nHii
tlie son to answer the letter. The result
has been a continued correspondence,
and the probable settlement of the prop-
ertv unon thn h oir ehnrda T -
. -I "ii nj . ii npurau
that the deceased left his home in Eng
land when he was twenty years of ago,
and was sunnosed t.n havn anna nk;..
r m " - - " . V. w V11 Ilia
on a merchantman, shipping asacora-
Mji-jix muiui moming was near a oi uim
afterward, and he was given up as dead.
About lift 66D VftJtrfl AO A n 1 of fci xrr a a a
- " 'fWVl TV 9 I C"
ceived from him by tho father of the
wuo now come3 into possession of
his estate. That was the last heard of
him until the recent advices of his
death.
A Squaw Horned Alire.
The Eureka Npv A i.'.i; .
From a party just in from Prospect
mountain we learn that.
last Saturday, late at night, there was a
terriDie am in tne vicinity oi the Idaho
mine, occasioned by the whooping, yell
in?, daneinc Ravnorpa -M.. Ti.n..a
toreman of the Idaho, concluded it was
a fandango, as did others who heard th
racicei ana saw me names. The other
daV Mr. TIlniYlM llUnnuH In naoo tl.n
" ..u.UIjl, uiuo tuc
spot where the remnants of the tire were
s.m smoKing ana iragments of the
barbecue
close inspection showed that the fire had
been built to " wipe out" a squaw. The
skull, fragments of bones and a brass
finger-ring were picked up. Mr. II.
Joseph now has the rino a i-hpar. ofToi
such as is often worn bv tho snnawi
about these parts. It is smoked up, and
bears evidence of having been subjected
to ?reat heat. Tt. ia trpnimr in va curt
J l'v. n Dill
ous matter for dusky maidens in these
pai-tu to nirt wuu wuue trasU, and the
Shoshone lords propose to squelch that
business as in dava pi inn hcho nr.m.i .
ing them on the spot.
Farming Under the Sea.
Everywhere upon the coasts of Eastern
New England may bo found, ten feet
below the water mark, the lichen known
as oarrageen the " Irish moss" of com
merce. It may be torn from the sunken
mpL m Hntwlicrn amH nf 1 1. n i:iA .
- .-..j t. mui. JUW 1UU ilbbiU Dl'1-
port of Scituate is almost the only place
in iu uountry wncre it is gauierca ana
Cured. Thin v!11opa la 1 h a amol
oi tho moss business in the country, and
wio vnLire union arawa iu Bupplirg
wvuvuvo Mjji n mnua niu
uted in tilling this marine farm, and it
A i . i , . .. . . . .
iuus not wiko long to nil tue many
dories that await tho lichen, torn from
its salty, rock bed. The husbands and
frith PI trot hot f I a mnon tr-rw A It a .
" r,-" vi yj HIVOO lliC Dtit,
and tho wives and daughters prepare it
f nr tliA mnrlrAt CA.W ii. t i J
it Will melt nwnw In a iolltf llil t tn
milk, and a delicious white and creamy
uiniiv; miinjfe is ine result, i lie annual
rirodllCt it Imm ton In ntVnnn lknn...il
I " " fcv i ii i ii iriiuuonuu
barrels, a; il it brings $50,000 into the
luvtij. wuiuu sum is sn are a ny iou lamt-
Hr&. Tin fArian m v (da mnhtfni
- vuimuujutlUU 1 U bilC luniiuiuv
ture of l.iger beer is very large, and the
cnuru ucer oi tne country a raws its sup
plies from Scituate beaches, as the im
portation irom Ireland has' almost
ceased. It is not generally known that
me uiiSH, as an article oi looa, is callea
sea moss mnna.
Jealonsr of Ants.
The iea.ousy of ants toward intruders
is well known. Strange queens intro
duced into their nests aro very often
ruuuessiv siaugnierca, yet it is believed
that rommnnitipa mnnt. nmimnolln
adopt queens. W ith the view of testing
how far a temporary acquaintance might
assaugo aisiiKo ana passion, Sir John
Lubbock introduced n. nnonn nmtpntaA
by a wire cage, into a queenlcss nest,
1 a. & I .
out wntn tne cage was removea somo
dav.4 dltpr tho nnrnn vol ! nnnn t
tacked. Nevertheless, Mr. McCook has
ooservea tuo adoption by a colony of a
fertile aueen. Sur-.h dittprpnnn in nn
- - vAmviUW 1U W U
du t. Sir John suggests, may bo due to
the fact that his own ants were i ving in
a republic, for it is nflirmed that bees
long without a queen are strongly averse
to accepting another. Furthermore, if
a few ants from a strargi nest are put
witii a queen uiey ao not attack her,
and if other ants are by degrees added
tne in rune is uuimateiy securea.
Fickle in appetite, irresolute In mind, and
lubiect to tnnlRnnhnlv timr At. If li:i
l J I J wiiigif,
American oysters are now taken to
Rlironfi Tint nnlv frr ImmoHiotA
r , j aval a. LU t.u UbV W H
sumption but for laying down oyater
ueua.
For Alt t1A AtlmnntA r.f small Ak.'M... . t
is no better remody than Dr. Hull's Babv
O .1, ii . . .
diuji. an unMKRitA ion 11. 1'rice OBly 25
conn,
War cry of tho Arab Up and Be
aouin.
Dr C. E.Slioeinaknr.thewoIl-knownMiirml
turueon of Heading, Pa., off.! to send by mail.
ii co oi cnarKO,, Ttuuiiuio lit t le hook on doalnesx
nd difoasoi of tho ear epecially on running
r una cnutrrn, ana uieir proper t reat men!
-giving rolerenees and testimonials .nut will
wlisly tho most kkepUoal. Addnws as above.
Art Tan Nat In .aad UrAKIiV
II the Liver ii tho sou roe ol your trouble,
von onn find nn ibsolu'e remedy in Da. SAX
roun's Livtu lNvioonATOR, the only vegota-
hli catliHitio wlueh nets diroctly on tho I.irer.
Oures all Bilious ili-rsscs. For Hook address
On. Sawfqrd, 162 Broadway, New York.
The Vol tale Jlelt "., Itf rNall, Mich.,
Will send thoir Klectro-Voltaic bolls to the
afflicted upon 30 days' trail. See tho r adver
tisement in this paper headod, " On 30 Day'
Trial."
Vkoktinb Is not a stimulating bit tors whioh
ot elites a floiitious oppotite, but a gentle tonic
wmcn amts nature to restore the itomavli
to a hroltliy action.
Prevent crooked boots and blistered teals
by wearing Lyon s Patent Heel Stiffeners.
'"('"j Wires and Rfothara.
dvly cur mle Wekne, aoch m Palllnc of lot
Woiuli, Whllci, l.fironlc liillaiiimnUos or I .rllon ot
Uw oml, Inrlilrnial HrniarrliA or Hooding, falufut
SupprcAwil nil lrrpgnlv Meiitlii'atkHi, Ac in old and
ralltbl rcnif.ljr. Scml pom.il raid for painnMrL wiu
liMlm.nl uir... ..., . n ... i " i ' .
UE. MAKCM SIS I 'TKKI K K ! T llril 11 '.IV -ill . .
1 v..i. ' v -:i ti Ilk 1 1. I i 1 1 III 1H1 1 .KllAJTS lltf
UnU. to HOWAHTH A 1SAI.LA1U) One, h. I
".i.i uj mn f, iiirii.-Vi .hi p?r sniu
"BEATTY"
OP WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY,
14-StOD ORGANS
Stool, Hook A MnHc, boxed ft .hipped enlr !. tlO.
Mew Piano to II.OoO. llafor yoa Miv.nlo-
itruuienl be ua to ane bit Mld-oumner eOnr uuMtrofml.
frt. Addren DAN1KL W. UIAVTT. WaahtniiuiA. M i
OIJ 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
Wj wia fend on RUctro-Voltaic BelU and aaa,
ltrtcAapliaocea npon Ulal for SO dart to Iboae tjtiwxm
7 rr,'t7rritjrt
"TUS. T" "1 ptnumat aafwi
of tu IJver, Cldoer, kboumaUni. Faralyat. A,
1 Awn fucrmtitui m n
row VoUaOa IwU a.. Maa-saall, M ich.
1
Aadnai
WANTED-AfienU everywhere to gell our Roodi.
liy Mliiple. to failll lfa. U'r ulve allra. tlva in,....., it.
ml flrt-'lat Kxla to your customers; we give you roo-I
profit; we prcpiiy all exprea cbrge; we luruuti otitUt
ii"- " in' i'ii iKiuitu ais.
PKOl-LK-s f K CO.. Box 603.1, St. Louis, Mo.
COPY IAr. S"S!Trj
ad keipl for 0 kind, of Uk, nil colore, aocl. by n
tum mail. Addrea 11. ULW OK. P M, AlTara lnaaT
... """ mi uj a.1 .or one-iniril Uie money)
TRUTH ,3. BWS.WXi
nwau(Wwtitt.af
V we oyea, M km ar auf,
ewi wral i aware mf roar fatara aa
AarwiKlaH'rasMIUBMa44aM waasa jmm art II m-, aad a f
Htj4Jnraa.rw. HAITI N EX. 43 Put
iiwMtW..i..a.aB.ataaai faaa w aa aaaUaj,
B MILLION Plants I Will pack to reach yoa
n A TJD A fit? Ucy at ll.AO per l.ioi. Also
KjAoOJWJIIi ( elervtl M'A.fiU txr !.(). Cata-
logue free. 1. F. Tllliiujliinit, 1 Plume, Laik'a Co., Pa.
$777 ;
A TBAfi and expen to aenta
Outfit Kree. Addres
O. V1CKKRY, Autu,ta, Maine.
S350
A MONTH I AG NTS WANTRDt
75 Best Selling Article In the wond; a
aiiiiipif A- Jat llaomow, Detroit, Mlrb.
Tftttna Min wanted for merrantlla hnnuaa hnlala rea.
tautunt., nUiies. acatlde resort and eteauuioala ('ail or
ddreat MaulmlUu Agency, Broadway, N. Y.City.
(i TIT; It It A II I Hurrah I From Mexico to Maine,'
XI the Grtat Campaign 8ou. Pilce, SfK'., maJlea
by muaic dealer, or the t;tUcago Mulc Co., full Hah era.
Q?iur.i
Herphlae HakllCar4 In IS
loMKaji. Mepay yll tlareA,
iia. i. bitramn, Lobaaoa. OhUi.
DON'T
Bt Swindled Before you buv any aieo.
tmal Bell, Battery or Medical Applianc
adilxcu in. Vje, Box lota, Botou, Maaa,
Try THE HEW YORK OBSERVER
Ia 9fi per day at home. Sample worth $." free
vpj IU 9.J A,i,irfM Sri.s.on A Co., Portland, Maine.
fig A WK1K In your owa Iowa. Term and t Critat
" BS aVSSiMt M. ,
. Baiun Co reikaai, MaJaa.
Vegetine
Purifies the Blood, Renovate, and
Invigorates the Whole System.
ITS MEDICINAL FBOrKRTIRS ARB
Alterative, Tonic, Solvent
and Diuretic
TioHiiia t nail nrltialTely hon Of Jolees of fare
fully aeiected hark, rooU and herb, and ao atronfly con
centrated that II will e aiually tradieat from the ayrtetn
trtrj uim Herorula, Mcrofnlens Humor,
Tumors, Caneor, Canrerens Humor, Cry.
srnolas, Bait Ilhaam, Hyphllltla Ilsaas,
Canksr, raininess at the tman. tad all
ueaes OuU artae from bnpur blood. BalaUca,
Inflammatory and Chronla Itheamallsm,
Nauralala, Unt nd Rplnal Cnmplalats, can
only ke enVtually cured throuiti In blood.
ror Ulcers and Frnptlra TUears af the
kln, Puslnlcs, I'lmples, Blatehcs, Bolts,
Tetter, Hralitkoarl and Itlna-worna, THirmi
Baa nerer felled to (fleet a permanent enra
for rains In the Back, Kid nor Cam.
plaints, Dropey, Female Wtakstn, Ion
eerrno, rtolng aroa Internal alotrallom, and
utertoe dtaea.es ana Ueneral DebllKr, Yiin
era directly spoa th euea of three oomplalnta. It U
Tlforate nd atrenithem the whole aretem, seta eaoo the
secretle orxana, allari Intlammatloa, eve alotratloa and
regulate the bowel.
For Catarrh, Dyiptptn, llabHnal Cas
tlreooss. Palpitation af the llaart, Head
a he, riles, Nsrvousnass, sad U on era I
I'roatratlom af tha Nerren 0rstm, Bo
medicine baa trer glyea (urn perfect ntlifactloa at the
VactTiK. n purines Oi blood, deanaet all of the
organs, and poaKiaes s ooatrolllng power eVer the nerroua
eyatenv.
Tho remarkable care effected by Tiirnn bare
Induced many pnytlctan and apothecaries whom we
know to prescribe aud ua II la tlielr owa famllte.
In fact, TactTias Is the brat remedy yet dlarorered for
the abor dleaara,and M the only reliable BLOOD
rillllFIKllyet placed before the publla,
Yfge In h Sold tj all Drorgl'tn.
UN FERMENTED
MALT BITTERS
MALT AND HOPS
T".YRFEP3IA ' pre vnltlne malady of c'vllli-d life
AJ It Mr at the ltt m of one half our misery. Ill
the rock upon wliii n many or our hihlnras venturrs have
pill It c on Is the mill I. weaken the ImhIv. and nrrva
nitt th- vitality. Where "hull we tttiil rolli'-r from till
nionuii, memiiciioiy in wry r i.t HI n Kits I A r ood
Medicine, build" up enfee'de I dlircsllon, ri-Kiilatra the
flow nf the Ktintilc juli en, illwilvit and a.linlUle every
article of ill t, ant run a tliouund morbid form a.
iiniid by Iiynverwla. Pri'tmrcl l.v the MA I.T IIUTKHH
COMPANY. Sold ever where. MALT BllTKKo COM-
rAa I , IfoeU II, AIHK.
CKIN
itcmnR lininorn. Scaly Krup
tlom. Scalp Atlrctlona, Salt
Klieum, fMirleaiD, Braid Heal
n m iiiv'iracrrc? nv ine UL'Ticraa HcakDim.
a iwi .mi .nn r, Hiiiiinii j i mm
a7 'JfcetJC. which have performed miracle
. of honllnu iinpinillrled In medl-
DISEASES.
mi nmiory. neon ior 1 1 1 list riitfi l Treat e, coutalulnn
tcHtlnionliilii from every put of the I'nloii. Prepared by
' t, a i unci, vlieuiiBla, iiosioo, aiaaa, Doiu by iirug.
fists.
Important to the Fair Sex!
mm
THB ORRAT ENQUSH REMKIjT, Suraa LanooVa
.., iuiin muuniTuuuon. i;ioeratKn,Uva.
nan Diaeasca, Absent Mflnstraatlon, all dieeawa, knowa
a female wsaknne. Tbcy haee brn niwd in Enslaud
for mora aa a neniMiirail and Hwni.tiu ,.iu ui T. :i
prmrguiU everywhere. Price l.uu per box nr ail boaea
" .w, bwi i.j ui.-iu iroe oi pomoare, aecuivly aealed.
t UK tiJtA V AlCliUJINrf totT
, , . MocluinTc' Blook, Btrott, Mich.
Wholeaaio Ajronte for U. H. IarPanmhkita auut frua
O.W.CHi'l-l'kwTON, WholeUlo Aent. New York?
0
PIUM
HABIT
CURE
Ily It. M. WOOt.I RY. Atlanta, Ga.
Rclluhle fvldriica Klten. and refer
ence to cuied putleut and phyticlaua.
Send fur niy Book on the Ilablt nd
mime. rice.
Mount Vernon IMnce Chnrch, He v. tT.Pc
Ilarrlaon, I. I., I'aator. (
CUIFMIN llllUJE Or ItKFKKfRNTATirKsA
HMItce 1,113 Ninth St., S. W.) L
W.iui.icro.s, u. (J., June 21, lfvto.j
I have had opportunity to observe the action of WOOI
I.KY'S (ll'li M AN'TllilIl K In several ciir, and I teks
inraiure in icitiu i"h in hr iiii'ritfl, as a rrouipi, ai;reel)l
ailiiiiiltii Hint can altlli t the human race. 1 have no
eon juTiiiuiifiu eecuie iroin one or ine most lerrlb
muni! inui ii iicsi'i vcb an uiai una neen sniu or it by thoeo
who have been delivered from the bondage of the Upturn
llulnt. The proprietor Is u Chrlntlan gentleman, whoa
upi iHiiuieM auu renaming are auowu iarim wide.
W. P. II A RHIHnUT
To Mai. 1). M. Woollkt, Atlanta, Ua.
PETROLEUM
Oram) Medal
SI Philadelphia
Kxpoelllon.
JELLY
Silver Medal
at Pari
aUpoalUoa
Tbtl wonderfnl tuhetiinc 1 arknowladeed he nhrak
dan UiroUEhOUt ilia Witflil ta hm ttim hal rente.-lw rfla.
eovernil for the cur of Wound, Hum, Rheumatism.
Skin Piaraae, Pllra, Catarrh, Chilblains, Ac In order
that every on may try It, It la put up tn IU and at oral
bottle for household une. Olifuln It from your druggist,
nd yo will Dud It superior to anything yoa hay ever
asea.
The ErCoran.
A enrloiltr to OTery one, and a neeeltr
to all aiuilcnls ot lllaloiy or Itellulon
Til II KOKAN UP MoHAklMKU; translated from the
Arabic by Ueorce Sale. Formerly pulil shed at tl.lb; a
Dear, beaatlful Type, neat, clolli-bound edition ; price
oS eenta, aud O centa for Dosluge. Catalogue of many
aiaudard work, remarkably low In price, with e&tra term
ia ciuoa, rrre. bay where you saw nils ivertlemenL
Aaaiucas Booa KICHn. Tribune liulldlng, N. Y.
TUla Clalm-Houaa KtablUhI IMS.
PENSIONS.
2w law. Thousand of Soldier and befrs entrOed.
Peoaioo daw hack to discharge or death, raaat - -Address,
with sump, - -
r. O. Drawer ... WashlnirVan. . tL
SI
REWARD a.'ir.eiUm?
lllind. Itching, or Ulceratnd
J'ileetlial ! llhiH'a lir
Kemrily fails tuours. Give
iiiuiiMdiale rfliuf, cures eaaes
of long atandinir in 1 week,
and ordinary cu in 3 dnya
PAIITin Al '-"
U raj ue
nr. J. I
r h:M ttrintuFlill tt i n blfwk a I'iU M I
ajnu , u ii ..:. . , .
1'nipr a. W. our, leiilu anil AjuIi hia., FhUada.. l'a.
M
fee w
o
Are nld by all Hardware and Harness I'ettler. Thera
Is no one owniun a Imrsr or mule but what will And la
tnnline. of goods, something of great value, and ea-
ff...fr;p a i s v '""ii aii"w vw.
Ia "-I
TRADE MARK
ITTE
mil
"A MKDIOINK WITHOUT A RIVAL.
Mmmm ft i
ctritEs v irv.y am, othf.ti MF.ntnxr.a kaii,,
Hi it acts illiiM'tly on the Kliluya, I.lver, and
tnwila, reHiorlni; them nt omt) lo heallhv action.
HI NT .H HK.MIODY Is a safe, sure and speedy cure,
and hundred have tentirieil to having been cured by It
vhen physlel.'ins and friends Imd given them tip ta
die. lio not ilelnv, try nt onio HUM'S 1IL.MEPY.
Print for p.implilet to ,
1VSI. F.. I.Alt KR.rrnrMenra, II. T.
Prlrrs, 75 - nl anil WLXil. Larire sJa th
rhrnprst. Aik your ilrutiUl lor ilUM 'b ltU
:1Y. Tako no olhcr.
N Y N U-30
THEONLY MEDICINE
That Acta at the Same Time on
THE LIVER,
THE DOWELS.
and the KIDNEYS.
These (rreat organs are the) natural cleans
er of tho evHtflm. If they wnrk well, hoallh
will hfi iM-rfecti If they hrrame clogged,
druadf ul diseases aro uru,to follow wltU
TERRIBLE SUFFERING.'
ni'toasneM, Hesilache, Dynpepela, Jat
dire, Constipation and I'llcs, or Kid
ney Complaints, (J ravel, Hlahrtmi, '
Sediment In the I Vine, Milky '
or Bopjr Vrlnr or Iihru
matlc Pains snil Aches,
ret developed because) the Wood is pnlsnnrl
with thn himiors tlint should have beeu
expelled naturally.
KIDNEY-WORT
wlllrrstort the) healthy action and nil tlieee
destruyliiif evils will lift banished ; ui(lect
them nnd yon will llvn but to suffer.
Thousands linvplM-rnrurt'd. Try It nnd yon
will mltl one morn to the number. Tiik It
aiidlicttltli wlllonee more iilndden your henrt.
Why suffer longer from tha torment
Of nn aohlng back ?
Why boar euoh distress from Con
stlpntlon nn a H1I'!0? '
Why bo oo fonrul booauoo ordls
Ordored urlno ?
KinsKY Wort will r:ire you. Try a pack"
age ul once and tic sntleurl.
( Ik a tiry rnjtlable romitrtunrl otid
OnerarkaaeninkesslxntiartsorModlrtne.
)-oiir lrwpYri hw H, or will vl It far
yon. Innltt timn hating it. 1'rit f, I l.ftl.
WS1L3, K:ni2S:o:t t CO., rrfrprfetcn,
I ('.Vi;it.iliitrV.'.) TtnrltnirtoB, VC
FRAZER AXLE GREASE.
FOK nAI.V, ItT ALT. IIRHI.KHS,
Ms MMUJL OP BOM OR m tAt tkatraasat aaa
Chlcit. FRAZER LUBHICAT0H CO., KewYtfa,
mm
REMEDY FOR CURING
CoDiks, Colds, BroncMtis. Astinna,
CONSUMPTION,
And all Throat and I.uiir A flection.. Indorsed by lbs
Frets, rbyaiciau, Clergy and AOlltled I'eople.
T1XTET IT. .
YOUR REMEDY 13
Bold by all Medicine Pealers.
RED RIVER VALLEY
2,000,000 Acres
Wheat Lands
kast la lha World, for sal by the
SL Paul, Minneanolis & Manitoba R.R. CO.
, Thrsa dollars par sera allowed tha serthw Sar ln.k
has sad ealUrailoa. ior partinilar appiy ta
D. A. McKINLAY,
A" r.nnnliitloafr, , faal, allsta.
BI-CAR3
SODA
Is the beat la ta Worta. a abaneatale aara. u at a.
- "MMi mmm wrC4,
a.auiie,.Jai.L;lMJii -iili'MJ " ' 1
( WHAT I SNAU. I I rtMISSkkTJgl
Its trm twl I tREAiSt,
ALLEN'S BALSAM.
NATRONA
SAPONIFIER .
Snuy" C?n-Dtrl I-TS and Reliabl. Family .
liiP,i5 I.'.e. '.ref."'' aeoomriany uhC an for malilui
1. H.ft "!? Toilet hoap quickly. It Is foB
',.) J'1 r JKlh. Aak your ,rocer fur 4)A10I
H fc.ll, and Uk no otherr.
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phil.,
YOUNG tVlfcN StiJf.
V2 tElli. iVa V.V.'Ydu.tSS, S2Z
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