i
''t Uinta en Calling.
Do rot stnre nround the room.
Do not take a dog or small child.
Do not linger nt the dinner hour.
Do not lny aside the bonnot at a for
ma! rail.
Do not fidget with your cane, hat or
parasol.
Do not make a call of ceremony on a
wet a ay.
Do not turn your back to one seated
near you.
Do not touch the piano unless invited
to ao so.
Do not handle ornaments or furniture
in fie room.
Do not make a display of consulting
your war.cn.
Do not go to the room of an invalid
unless invited.
Do mt remove the glove when mak
ing a formal call.
Do not continue to stay any longer
wnen conversation begins to Jag.
Do not remain when you find the lady
on the point of going out.
Do not mnke the first call if vou are a
new-oonicr in the neighborhood.
Do not open or shut doors or windows
or alter the arrangements of the room.
Do not enter a room without first
knocking and receiving an invitation to
come in.
Do not resume your seat after having
aiisuu vj gu uuiuaa lur important rea
sons.
Do not walk around the room exam
ining pictures, while waiting for the
Hostess.
Do not introduce politics, religion or
weighty toDics for conversation when
making calls.
Do not prolong the call if the room is
crowded. It is better to call a day or
it wo aiterwara.
Do not call upon a person in reduced
circumstances with a display of wealth,
drees and equipage.
Words or Wisdom.
Some persons are chronically sour:
you feel every time you meet them as if
you'd been eating lemons without sugar;
thfiy stamp a s ;owl on you inside and
out.
A zealous soul without meekness is
like a ship in a storm, in danger of
wrecks. A meek soul without zeal is
like a ship in a calm, that moves not as
fast as it ought.
When we are out of sympathy with
the young, then we think our work in
this world is over. That is a sign that
the heart has begun to wither and that
is a dreadiul kind of old age.
There is no man who has so little spare
time as the one who is thoroughly idle.
Idling is of itself a business which finds
even all the waking hours oi the day not
quite f ufficient for its needs.
Do little hopeful things and speak
hopeful words whenever you can. They
are bettor than pearls or diamonds to
strew along the roadside of life, and
will yield a far more valuable harvest.
To be satisfied with the acquittal of
the world, though accompanied with
the secret condemnation of conscience,
this is the mark of a little mind ; bm.
it requires a soul of no common stamp
to be satisfied with its own acquittal,
and to despise the condemnation of the
world.
It is the impulse and duty of every
right minded man to secure time for
himself and his personal culture as well
as time for his business. The education
of school is the mere portal to the higher
education which every one may give to
himself. In many cases, in fact, it may
be said that education does not begin till
we leave school. Use the after-bours
lor improvement.
Advice to Married People.
A. worthy wife of forty years' standing,
,nd whoso life was not all made of sun
shine and peace, gave the following
impressive advice to a newly-married
pair of her acquaintance. The advice i
so good and well suited to all married
people as well as those entering that
slate, thfitwe here puoluh it lor the
benefit of such persons:
Preserve sacredly the privacies of your
own house, your married state and your
heart. Let no father, mother, 'sister or
brother ever presume to come "between
you or share the joy or sorrow that be
long to you two alone. With mutual
help build your quiet world, not allow
ing your dearest friend to be the confi
dant f f aught that becomes your domes
tic peace. Let moments of alienation,
if tuey occur, be healed at once. Never,
no never, speak of it outside, but to each
J c"nfcs3- an(l all will come out
right. Never let the morrow's sun still
nnd you at variance. Renew and re.
new our vow; it will do you good, and
thereby your min Is will row t jgether,
contented in that love which is stronger
than death, and you will become truly
one. , J
Antique Tea-Drinklng- Habits.
Queer stories are told ol the advent of
tea in the fashionable market. The
isrooranceof its preparation was illimit
able, and line ladies, determined to tread
closely on the heels of fashion, were
compelled to take lessons in the art of
brewing it. One lady, before consent
ing to become a candidate for culinary
honors, boiled several pounds and
served it as a vegetable. Another,
equally stupid, set forth her table with
it as dried fruit, and naturally failed to
relish it. At the tea parties, in the
seventeenth century, the leaves from
which the tea had been drawn were
round to be eaten, as a great delicacy,
with bread and butter. To refuse was
to aflront the giver of this odd enter
tainment, and to stamp oneself an
" outer barbarian " in the realms of gen
tility. Not so very long ago it was the
general custom to carry to New England
ta parties one's own cup or tea dish.
Ihe latter curious vessel from eight lo
ten inches square and an inch deep
gave rise to the phrase M a dish of tea."
II umbos;" Defined.
Little Paul, clambering on his father's
knee Pa, what is " humbug P"
Father Why. what on earth do you
want to know forP
Paul I heard you say it to ma a min.
uteago.
Father Yes, my son. HumbuK 1b
when your ma pretends she loves uie
ar d there are no buttons on the neck of
my shirt.
Beans, when cooked with fat, are quite
analogous to nuts in their sustaining
qualities, and a vegetable oil might al
ways be used in preference to pork.
Fried beans and tortillas flat cakes
made from Indian compare the btaple
dish in Mexico.
Thrilling Aaventnre With a Shark
An American sbip. named the Olyra
pus, anchored off the island of Uourbon
in the Indian ocean, rnd some of t(e
sailors obtained permission to go
asuore and enjoy a walk arter the nay's
work. Night was coming on, and the
qunrterrcRHter on duty, tempted to in
dulge in a bath by the t ranauillit.y of the
scene and tlie delicious coolness of the
water, undressed and iunioed overboard
from the gangway. The quartermaster
was a good swimmer, and was soon
some distance from theship.oblivious of
danger, nut uie coot, a negro.wno was
si oipg in tne main-chains coolinz him
se' after his hot day's duty, chanced to
espy tne hn of a shark winch was swim
ming near the surface of the water on the
other side of the ship to that on which
nis shipmate was disnorunir himse'f.
His first impulse, after making sure
wuat it was (torso large was the. size he
thought it must be a plank), was to call
out and warn him of his danger, but it
seemed no wisciy determined not to
do so Jest the news might paraiyzo
him with terror. So he auicklv warned
some of the sailors, and in little
more than two minutes a small dinirev
suspended at the davits was lowered
into the water, and the crew were null
ing with mieht and main toward their
comrade. Whether it was that only
now the shark caught sight of the man
in the water, or the noise of the boat
attracted las attention in that direction.
the huge fish turned and made toward
the quartermastor, who, still uncon
scious of the fearful dargcr menacing
him, continued to swim away with re
doubled energy, as the quick click of
the rowlocks warned him of the ars-
proach of his shipmates. Keticence
would now have been misplaced, as, un
less he was rescued within a few
seconds, all would be over with him.
" vv llhams," shouted out the cox
swain, ' there are sharks near you; be
quick get into the boat, as you value
your life."
Apprehending at length the full hor
ror of his position, the auartermaster
turned to the little boat, where alone
was satety, and being a powerful swim
mer was soon almost alongside. But
the shark was upon him. "Quick!
quick!" shouted his Bhipmates.while the
bowman, glancing over his shoulder,
threw in his oar. and. a nick as thought.
jumped up, boat-hook in hand, to try
and help the struggling seaman.
vv ay enough." shouted the cox
swain, as the boat, impelled by stout
arms, shot almost over the quartermas
ter, who, after a final effort, extended
ms arms to seize the gunwale oi the
boat, while two of the crew leaned over
the side in order t help him out. But
the shark was not to be thus easily
balked ol its anticipated prey, and as it
was near enough to make its venture.
darted half out of the water, exposing its
prodigious length, and turned over on
its side, opening its cavernous jaws.
At that moment, when all appeared lost,
the bowman, exerting all his strength
(and it so happened that he was the
most powerful man in the ship), plunged
the boat hook right into the month nf
the animal, which, writhing in agony,
fell back into the water, and snapped
the weapon in two. Turning upon the
boat in its fury, it lashed it with its tail
witn sucu ternhc force that it staved it
forward. The sailors had just time to
uraw m tneir shipmate, when thev be
came aware of the new danger menac-
; it f . mi . . ....
ing au oi mem. xne boat began to nil,
when deliverance came from another
quarter. Their cries for help (which,
owing to the calmness of the evening,
were audible a great distance) attracted
the attention ot the crew of a schooner
anchored near the land, who quickly
launched their longboat, and made
toward them.
The shark, lashing the water with
fury and pain, appeared to be deter
mined to exact revenge, and remained
near the spot, awaiting its prey ; but it
wa3 again balked, lor just as the little
dingey was settling fast by the head, the
inenaiy longboat arrived upon the
scene, ihe crew, with Williams, were
taken out of the sinking craft, and were
soon on their way back to the ship, re-
oicmg in tneir escape irom a. terrible
death.
Time Tables and Cars.
A contributor to the International
Rtvitw tells how the larger railroad cor
porations make their time tables, and
e.-p account ot their cars, a9 follows :
la one small room there is a board
some ten feet square, having on one side
the name of every station on the road,
and at rifht angles with this list the
time at intervals of five minutes through
the day. By sticking pins with threacs
attached, the position of every train is
established, the time table is made up;
and with this and the aid of the tele
graph, the responsible head regulates
the trains as on a chess-board. In
any large station-vard one may see
freight-cars marked with the name of al
most every road in the country, and the
traveler nsks himself, how are they ever
got home again, and why is not the roll
ing stock tound scattered in the time of
need? This is the hu-iness of every car
accountant. To this ilieial everv con
ductor makes a daily return of every
car composing his train. The account
ant has a table or tables, havinsr on on
side the nunbers of every car, whether
passenger or freight, beonging to the
road, and at right angles with it the
days of the month. By placing the
numbers of the stations against those of
the cars and the date, a peifect picture
is obtained of the distribution of the
rolling stock, which the traflio mtinaeer
can alter at pleasure. Tho names of
ioreign roaas naving connections are
added to the number of stations, and
indica'e who is responsible lor missing
cars. If the connecting road has the
same system, and has sent the car over
still another road, it transmits the de
mand of the owner; and thus a car may
be traced all round the United States.
France sent 309.268 .'soldiers to the
Crimean war, of which 10,240 were
killed in battle and 85,373 died irom
other causes. The British contingent
numbered W7.8G4. men, of whom but
,Wi were killed or died from wounds
while 17,580 expired in the hospitals of
disease. Piedmont sent but 12.000 men
to the Crimea and lost only twenty-eight
men in battle, and 2,166 in hospitals.
The Turks lost 35,000 men from all
causes, and tho Russians 630.000. The
contest cost the allies $793,733,837, and
Russia $600,000,000.
While making a call at a neighbor's,
a young lady of Madison, Ohio, said to
a eat that came into the room : ' W hy,
pussy, I haven't seen your babies yet;
are they pretty?" The cat immediately
went out, and rtiorned with a kitten in
her mouth- which she laid at the feet o
her questioner.
Chicago Intor-Oooftti.)
TE1ULS OF TIIL DEEP. ,
The world renowned swimmer, Ca)t.
Taul Boy ton, in an interview with a
newspaper correspondent at the so
shore, related the following incidents in
his experience: t j
Reporter. " Captain Boyton.you nitst
have seen a largo part of the world?"
Captain Boy ton Yes, sir, hi j)
aid of my Rubber Life-Saving D:
have traveled over 10,(HH) miles oi
the
rivers of America and Europe;
have
also been presented to the cro1
Wd
heads of England. Franco. Gerrnanv.
Austria, Belgium. Italy. Holland, Spain
and Portugal, and have in my possession
forty-two medals and decorations; I
havo three times received the order of
knighthood, and been elected honorary
member of committees, clubs, orders
and societies."
Reporter. " Were your various trips
accompanied with much danger?"
Captain Boyton. "That depends
upou what you may call dangerous.
During my trip down the river Tagus
in Spain. I had to "shoot" 102 water.
falls, the highest being about eighty-five
feet, and innumerable rapids. Crossing
the Straits cf Messina. I had thre
ribs broken in a fight with sharks ; and
coming down the Somane, a river in
France, I received a charge of shot from
an excited and startled huntsman. Al
though all this was not very pleasant.
and might be termed dangerous, I fear
nothing more on my trip than intense
cold ; for, as long aa my limbs are free
and easy, and not cramped or benumbed,
I am all right. Ol late I carry stock of
St. Jacobs Oil in my little boat (the
captain calls it " Baby Mine," and has
stored therein signal rockets, thermome
ter, compass, provisions, etc.),and I havo
had but little trouble. Before starting out
I rub myself thoroughly with the article,
and its action on the muscle is wonder.
ful. From constant exposure I am some
what subject to rheumatic pains, and
nothing would ever benefit me until I
got hold ot this lireat uerman Remedy.
Why, on my travels I have met neonln
who have been suffering with rheuma
tism for years; by my advice they tried
the Oil, and it cured them. I would
sooner do without food for days than
be without this .remedy lor one hour.
In fact I would not attempt a trip with
out it."
The captain became very enthusi
astic on the subject of St. Jacobs
Oil, and we left him citing instances of
the curative qualities of the Great
German Remedy to a party around him.
The ancient Egyptians showed great
wisdom and tender care in their treat
ment of the insane. At each extremitv
of Egypt was built a temple to
Saturn, where lunatics of various de
grees were brought by their friends.
These temples were adorned by the finest
works of art. were surrounded bv beau
tiful shady grounds, and patients were
provided with every form of amusement
and recreation that could occupy the
mind and invigorate the body. Music,
wine, employment, fixing the attention:
and exercising the memory, were the
principal remedies used, and none but
the most violent maniacs were put under
any personal restraint.
Mr. Burnham. the astronomer, pro-
nounces Mount Hamilton, in Santa
lara county, California, the best of all
the sites now used telescopicallv. He
found there forty-two clear nights out of
biaiv Bumcuiing liupoasiD.o even to
itauan heavens.
The art of obtaining sugar from the
cano was discovered by a Venetian in
latij, and tor ntty years later a sugar
lo if weighing seven pounds was con
sidered a beautiful present.
Chicago Tribune.
Mr. Ira Brown, the enterprising real
estate man, states that he could and
would say a good word for the St.
Jacobs Oi 1, which had cured him of a
evere attack of inflammatory rheu
matism that all other treatments had
failed even to allay.
Tho total number of lunatics n Great
Britain is now 77,696 a number large
enough to make a formidable army if it
could be organized.
Quality and efllcaoy considered. Dr. Rull'a
Cough Syrup is without exception the beat
Cough preparation in the market Pries 25
cenu a bottle.
Disraeli, in addition to whatever else
be has, has a government pensionjequal
to ten thousand dollars.
Dr C. E. Shoemaker, thevwell-known aural
aui yoon ol Itonilinni Pa., effort to send by mail,
lu eot charge, valuable Utile book on deafness
and dietines of the ear specially on running
ear and catarrh, and their proper trenMneut
giving relcrences and testimonials that will
Hti8ly the most skeptical. Address aa above
Art You Not ill Unori llr.lllit
It the Liver is the source ol your trouble,
you ran nnd an absolute lemedy in Dit. San-
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tilu cathartio which aois uirectly on the Liver.
Cures all Bilious disease. For Book address
Lu. Sanfokd, 162 Broadway, New York.
Veg etine will regulate the bowels to healthy
action, by stimulating the secretions, cleans
ing and purifying the blood oi poisonous
humors, and. iu a healthiul and natural man
ner, expels all impurities without weakening
the body.
The Voltaic itrlt Co , ftlarihnll. Mich.,
Will send lUHir li lectio-Voliuio Belts to the
afllicted upon 30 days' Iriul. See their adver-
mement in this paper head ed, " On 30 Says'
Trial."
Get Lyon's Patent Heel Stiffeners applied
to those new boots bctore you run them over.
7V.ar Vnrli UK,.... ... I, .
Uellls of 1'ue try are Kjtcelleut. Urt alinjir. hn' ,iUv.
lauuhtrri,AVIvr and Mothers.
D Id AKlJlllll'S I'TKklNKl AlHol.lCiV will nrvtl
lively cur Female WaiUn-w, nutii Kall'iig ot Hit
Wouih, WbtteB, Chronic lurtaimuallon or Ulceration oj
trie Womb. Iltclilelltal lleuiorrh&H or b'livktintr Pitltifiil
Supprested And Irrtgu r Meualiuitlou, tc. Au old uai
ir.mit.e reuieuy. oruu poftMl caru lor pamphlet, will
t'tatmeut, tuna md ct-riiHaUa Ironj phykUn am
paueuia, to HOWAHTH 4 BALLARD, t'tita, K. X
bold by all OruuKi.it ii.io pr bottia.
MS
Ills! orient Notes.
Shakespeare died in 11015, aged fifty
two. GeotTry Chaucer, "father of Knglish
poets," died, aged seventy-two, in 1400.
A great solar eolipso darkened Eng
land at noonday, in April, 1052.
Daniel Dn Foe, author of Robinson
Crnsoo, died at tho ago of seventy, in
1731.
A Swiss society for the preservation
of historic monuments has been formed.
Hon. Georee Bancroft began his his
tory of tho United States in 1825 and
hopes to complete it this year.
Tho original Seckel pear tree is still
standing near Philadelphia. It is nearly
twohundred years old, and of course it
is a.mere shell, though it still bears a
few ears.
TIe house still stands at Salem, Mass.,
built about 1032 by Roger Williams, in
which is a low room, with solid oak
beams and timbers, where the witches'
trials were held, and whence many vic
tims were led out to die.
Workmen engaged in bliMing rocks
near Trenton, New Jersey, found a can
non ball, weighing thirty-tivo pounds,
firmly imbedded in tho rock. It is to
boplaced in the arsenal at Trenton, as a
revolutionary relic.
At the Washington head quarters, Val
ley Forge, is an iron plate that bears in
bas-relief a auaint representation of tho
mirtv at Cana. It once ornamented
the of an open fireplace, but got
brok ', and was used for many years
as a a. step.
A manuscript of the Gospels of Mat
thew and Mark, written on purple parch
ment with silver ink, has been found in
Calabria. It is adorned with miniatures,
which are to be reproduced at Leipsic
The discoverers claim tor it as early a
date as tuo end of the fifth or the begin
ning of tho sixth century.
Walter Scott was twenty years of age
when, in 1791, he was admitted to the
Specu'ative Society of Edinburg. He
was chosen librarian, and shortly after
ward the secretary aud treasurer. He
kept the accounts and records very
faithfully, and wrote essays and joined
in debates on tho couimonoliice ques
tions usually proposed in such clubs.
Vegetine.
More to Me than Cold.
Walpolr, Mass., Maroh 7, 1880.
Hn. H. R. Btkvinb :
1 wiru to Inform vou what Vroettwr haa Anna
for me, I bave been troubled wliu Erysipelas
nuaior mr more man llliny year, In my Jlliibn anil
otlu r parts of my body, and h ive beu a reat mif
forer. I ooinineuoed taking Vkortinb one year ago
list Auguat aud can truly aay It baa done more for
ue ttiau any other medlolUH. I seem to be nerfect.
ly freo from this humor and can recommend it to
everyone, would not bo without thla mertloiue
'tis more to me than Rold-aud I feel It will prove
uichujk tu vuiDn as it uaa to me.
Yours, moat respectfully,
Mbs. DAVID CLARE.
J. BENTLEY, M. D.v says :
It has done more gootl than all
Medical Treatment.
Nkwmabket. Out., Feb. 9, 1880.
Ma. h. 8nvENS, Boston, Mas.:
Hir I bave sold during the mat vear a snnalrler.
able qtiautlty of your Vkqktinb. and I believe Id
all cagt-a It has Riven satisfaction. In one oase, s
(Jem-ma youua; iaay oi aDoui seventeen years wai
much benefited by its use. 11 or parents lulormed
mo that It bad done her more good than all th
mod leal treatment to which she had previously
been sutjeoted.
Yours respectfully,
J. BENTLEY, M. D.
Loudly In its Praise.
Toronto, Ont., March 3, 1880.
Dear Sir Considering the short time that Vkqb.
time bas been before the public here, It sella well
aa a blood purifier, and for troubles arising from a
slugglxh or torpid liver it is a flrst-olasa mudiclne.
Our customers speak loudly In its praise.
J. WUIOHT CO.,
Cor. Queen and Elizabeth Streets.
VEGETINE
PREPARED BT
H. R. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
For Catarrh,
Hay Fever, CoM In tin
llnat, etc., Inrert Witt)
little (Inner a particle ol
Hie llalin Into the nos
trils; draw atroDt
breutha tlironidi tha
nose. It IH be absorb.
ei, c1eaJiliiff and heal,
Iuk the dlseusud main
brune.
For Deafness.
OccaBiona'ly apply
panicle lntJ ami back
f the ear, rubbing In
thoroughly
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80LD BT ALL DEUQQIST8 AND DEALERS
, IN UEDIOINE.
A. VOGELER fc CO.,
llaltitnor. Mil., V. S. A.
Pins Alarvrlaa W.lrh Ck.l.k
Something entirely nn .0 heal. U.nlV,
from 1 1 60 lo H on ..oh. I.. Jit. , fro I. SIM
to S.iuae.eh. The,, ehslns ar. a. .i.el
rtpte.cntatlonaf sold chains, and .aol h.
luniMi.d rnr dorkhllltv -a h-axi- 9 .1.-
workmaaihlp. W. will lend theni fr. .a'no.ii f Hn prlos.
W. will iii them 0. o. D. br Xipre.s oa .rdsrs f t.Vm
aver, but not le,i. We hav. vstehes r the unit at Sla, t'S
an.l ;.Se-h. Krery watoh warranud. Hesl ttlnia f i.Weaob.
WNtohmnliort Tool, mn MatarUli. tt.nd f or .ar olreulsr.
CULL.1.-VS UOLD 11 KTAL WATCH Affn.lKWKI.lv P ACTOR V,
:, nroaow.T. New York N. T
IUHKh F. HKATTY'8
ORGANS!
14 STOPS, Si ll H ASS A OCT. COl PLKn
Sent on Trial Warianteil. CituloKno Free.
Addnns DANIEL F. JlKAT'l V. Wiiahnuiiou. N. J.
CELLULOID
EYE-CLASSES.
representing the choicest selected Tortolse-Shell snd
Amber. The lightest, handsomest, and strongest known.
Bold by Opticians snd Jewelers, Made by SI'E.S'CEI!
O. M. CO., 13 Maiden Lane, New York.
MOODY MEETINGS AT NORTHFIELD.
Kxti-nded n-rmris of the ten days' meetlnct at Northfleld
In IV. V. VITrVFl,tilh and iiith Sept. Ik.th pair
sent, pustiwld, for ten cents, or Ifl copies of each,
postpaid, for a flollnr. JOHN DOI iiAI.L CO.,
7 Frankfort St., New Yoik. UKMnnr I'UKTKY.
A beautiful new small elKht-naKe Weekly, conhiln na
choice selections from celebrated authors. Only 7ft
rents a year. Six copies sent as snmplon for ltl rents
ti ItltA I II HI .IMI4i. WeeUly-Coniaiiilnn
a Sermmi, S S. I.es.ii. and lleligluus mutter. BU cents
at year. Samples frae.
Republican Manual !
rAHfAIUil OK MHO. History, Principles,
Kai ly I eiders, and AchleveinentRof the Kepulillc.in i'arly
v ilh full biographies of ., lit I Kl.ls AND Art.
Til ('It. Ily si. V.risiLLsv.uf the New York Tntnmt.
A book w anted hy every lute llent vot. r. The best of
all arsenals from which to rtlaw aininuuitlon forcanipalKS
use. An elegant cloth-liound vmuine at a fraction of the
Usual cost. Pi Ice, AW cents; postms. 7 cents. Circular
sent free. For sale by the .ejillng bookseller In every
Una, AMKHU'AN HOOK KXCII ANliK,
Tribune lluliiliiig, New York.
SAPONIFI
(s the " Original " Concentrated Lye and Reliable Family
onp Maker. Directions accoiniuny eiwh Can for mating
llnrct, Nofl and Toilet noun qnlckly. It Is full
weiuld and slrenuth. Ask your grocer for HAl'UMI
VI Kit, and take no ntherr.
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phila
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
We will send our Klectro-Voltalc Hells and other
Electric Appliances upon trial for ao days to those sflllcted
with Arrvi'Wi IMiUUy and uuaim of a pn nmU suture.
A so or the Liver, Kidneys. Kheuuiatisiu, 1'aialysls, etc
A lure am guar ant red or nu pay.
Address Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, M Ich.
RUPTURE
Relieved and cu ed without the Injury trasses Inflict by
Pa J. A. KliKKAlAN's system. Orltce. 9.11 Hroadway.
New Yoik. His lKok, with photoxrapblc likenesses oi
lad cases i efore and utter erne, mailed for l) ceula.
WA.HTKn-Agents everywhere to sell onrgooda,
by siimple, to fauil les. We give atlrai live presents
and tlrst-class goods to your customer.! we give you good
pioilisi we prewy all eipreas cuirge.: we furnish outflt
flee. Write for lutrticu ara
?KOPLKJl LKajJIox ftqaSt Louis, Mo.
IVnODY MEETINGsTf NORfHFIELD.
l.xtended llenortsof the Ten Davs Meetlnirs In N. Y
Wir.Nris 9 snd 16 !pL li dh numliers postpaid. lO
cents, or fifteen conies of each, postpaid, for SI .
JOHN Dot OA IX A CO., 7 FranVcforr St., New York
;nia of Poetry A heauWul little weekly. 81s
copies ss Samp es, lo cents. 1
Sl K I'ollshed (Sranlte Monnnients rrora
ej 9'4. 'iee on boa'dshlp to auv partof Amer
ica. lua.TlplejiH accurate and IkmuIIIuI. P a us and pi Ices
free. JOHN W. LKUiiK, Bcnitur, Aberde ;u, Scotlaud.
TEXAS.
Mountslni of Sliver In Western Texas.
How to reach and possess ihem.
Address. With II . . nr. .:,.-.
KA-t sum, an Antonio i.iai.
PH A DAY.J Kesponslhle Person to taks
sjtal . ' he name of every family In their
WW own city or town. Keferences required. 8eod to!
i'i.usjsJuJIH7Purchsse blreet, titw Bedferd, Mass.
EMPLOYMENT-j;
Also S ALAR V permonth. AU EXPENSES
udvuneed. W AOKS ppuuiylly K.ld. SLOAN
k Co. aoa tieorge St. t lueluu.lt. u.
a..on. 'A'ssVsayM
A "sntlng Kmpioyment In Mercantile
f , ""u T" lulel. stores, Olikes, etc., snd Teiu hers
icsirlicr S liool eui;aeiueuts,call.or address with stamu
MAN 1 1 ATI AN AGKNCY, llruslwuv K v f' !
I IV (iOLU Given Away. Bend
siauip for parllculara Address Tid
Mi sstsutu, Lewwiiurgli, I'nioiiCo ,1'a
. ' T- t
AHTIIMA. Weitlake's Asthma Remedv gives ln
bUlit leiu r. siunpie ill Ilea. O. l. WIC6TLAK.K
IHJ. , Juhu Street, New York.
AM.ElV'g lira I n food cures Nervous Debility
A Weakness of Generative Organs, HI all UlugiJlsts.
bend for Clr'l'r to Alleirsl'lutrimuy, :tl;t I'list Ave.,N.Y.
firfi WIINTIII .
2S.il 71 1 1 75 Bl'"t Celling Ai
AOKNTS WlKTtni
ilu ics lu tb. worid; a
no.soM, iletroil, Mich.
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A YEAH 'i,1 inAn.u. A .
Outllt Kree. Addreos
r. o. vicskht, Aimi,ia, Maine.
XTtmVVlt'H I'NIVKKNITY, Rolentihc and
11 Military Collexe, Northrleid, Vt. lenus reaoou
able. A few free scholar.l&lps.
E5 tfJ S2Q ' dly at oome. Bamplet worth 5 free
AdOiess b liases A Ou iuruai4. Ha.
65.
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i irt
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DI3EAQE8.
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constipation and Piles.
IT IIAO
WONDERFUL
POWER.
BBCAtJSK IT ACTH ON THF
tdTTERsTaS DOWKL8 AND KXD-
NBT9 AT THE BAMS T1MK.
M
onus It clans tha nstsmef
1
tha politonoua humors that develop
in Kidney and Urinary dlsaesea, Blh
louanaaa, Jnundloa, Oonstlpatlon,
puaa, or in Rhsumatiim, Nural(la
and Famaladlaordara.
KIDlf ST.WOBT is ary vesyaiaMa M
Baaad mmt aaa fce seal ky saall asaaala.
Oas psrkags will Kakssig aU sf saWlelss.
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THY IT JSTO'XTV I
9mj H at tka Dnurctsta, rrtaa, l.a.
VSU4, KZOlKSOt 1 09., tarjrtritn,
I kaHItaa, Ye,
NVNU 4
REMEDY FOR CURING
Ms, Col3s, Bronchitis, Asttea,
CONSUMPTION,
And all Throat snd I.nng Affl'rtlons. Indnrsed hy Wis
Fress, rhysicluus, Uierny and Afflicted reoplo.
TIXY IT.
YOUR REMEDY 13
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old by tl' yfedlclnc Pealers. m
FRAZER AXLE GREASE.
r ris si,r; in is.i, iir iiif iini
iimrdcd the MHO A I. OF HONOR al the Ctntcivnal and
ruris i.'.r iitim.
Chicago FRAZER LUBRICATOR CO. NnwYort.
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mimwim
Laifeaj&
CKNTS TO JAN. 1 .
Tho Chicotro
AVeekly News
will be sent, pastpsld,
from date to .Inn. t -i
oeit, for lOcents. Tli !
tilal subscription will
enaiiie reailers to be
come acquainted wlih
the cheapest melro
olltan necKly In lbs
U.S. Independent Ir,
liolttlea, all the new a,
correct maittet reports.
Hit ronudeled stories
In every Inane. A favor
ite family psper. he nit
10 rieiita (silver) at
once and vet It until
Ian. 1, 1-81. lOlwveii
trial siiliacrlptlons for
f 1 CO. Regular price Is
7 A on. a vear. Add reus
rlrtor K. T.nw.nn.
lr prle or Weekly
N w .Cbloiiuo, III.
RED RIVER VALLEY
2,000,000 Acres
Wheat Lands
bsM la the World, lor sale by the
SL Paul, Huncapolis & Maaitoba R.H. CO.
. Three sellers ser acre allond tks miIm tar brsak
hBC and euiUvaisaa. Vat pkrUoalars apasy lo
D. A. MoKINLAY,
. OaBBsalMleuar, at, rsst ViJao.
r-ETKOLEUIYl
JELLY
Sliver Meial
at Paris
Kjtnosltion.
Grand Medal
at Philadelphia
Kxpuaitluu.
This wonderful substance Is soknnwleilsed hy phy
slclaus thruuKhout the wor'd to be the best remeilv dls
eoyered for the cure of Wounds, Hums, Rheumatism,
bill n DlS'ases, Piles, Calirrh. Chilblains, Ac. In order
thai every one may t y It, It Is put uo in l.t slid a cent
bottles for household u-e. ObLiln it from your ilruKiiist,
sndyouwtll Uud It superior tosjj thUig you have ever
CNCYCLOPvEDIA
CTIOUETTEsBUSIHESS
Tills Is the cheapest snd only complete snd reliable
sroin on Mluuetie aud llusiuess and Social Forms, it
teds how t perforin all the various duties of life, aud
how to anrea- to the best advantage on all o ali.ns.
AttenU Wanted Send for circulars contalnlrf
lu I ilescnpt'oii of ine work slid extra terms to aksii s.
, Ad.lress Ivitiomh Pueusm.Nu Uo Pliiia.iclphia, Pa.
TIIR BOIVANZA FOH HOOK.AUET
to sell i nn our two t,imdi,Ui u,u-lru'eil books, l.tfe of
GEIl.HAMCOCKt
w iiien by uilif-
lunj frlrUd. Ilais.
. .
(an auihi.r of iil,a,.i ,, k,uiUy iiutormi by lien
iL""l0i'k ,ll" '!( "'le; .and re.siSlso I Aft, at
GEN. GARFIELD
by his comrade-In
arms and perttmal
61 -CARS
SODA
Is the best In the World. It Is sbsolutelytmre. It is the
h ;l for Me. Iclual Pui poses. It Is Hie l,et for llakin? ,ni
all h auiily I ses. Sold by all Diuislj aud Oiiwii!
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phlia.
This Ciulm-llouse ICstabllslied 1S03.
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!5i?,',T.IV. T'0,li8n'10, WIrsnd heirs entitled
Pel sun., date hack lo discharge or UeaUi. Twte Um UA
Addl tso, with siauip, """
Bsaiah Baas trill fur BlJ Oauta. ens
J ' - halt.
ifc. inii.aUaamaia. tisasaoa alaea
ajSMisaa. i"i
nW-. i-.saa,a
KITH se.lmg our Rubber glampssnd Mn-io
Sall.;, jj AJllsoeU, Cleveland, U.
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iiuniii, - . , ",- eaany made, rostiy
OuiUl I1.0. A.doj.a iaust Co.. Aususia, Mame.
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1 11 is, Hit firwt
I VfHAT I SHALL 1 I
a I t DO AriM TMII JjjJ CRErXSEy i
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