The North Tolo.
Sorcio people hare naked s "What
rood ran rrsult from fintiinsr the poIpF
J Oo. Lite TrofcBsor llrnry is on record m
i-.-ijmK me ruflsinoiigm oi the earth re
quirt more olxrvations in this direc
tion thnn have been made; that we can
nt t complete our knowipriiro of the UApa
of the ocrnn. or of the winds of the globe
wimoui unaino- the pole ; besides that.the
whole field of natural history will be en
iened by it, especially botany, geology
nu roineroiojzy. ine tacts about the
effect of extreme cold on animal and
vegetable life cannot be but interesting.
As Troiessor Henry said, it will lead not
uniy 10 enlarge the inhere of mental
pleasure of man, but will promote the
application ot science to the arts nf life
Professor M. F. Maury puts it in this
"Within this polar area the tidei have
uaeir craaie, ana wnales their nursery.
There the winds complete circuit, and
the currents of the sea their sound, in the
wonderful system ot oceanic circulation ;
mere me aurora is lighted up and the
trembling ineed In hmnirlit fr root. iH
there, too, in the mascs of that mystic
! 1 . . . 1 i- t ,.
ucie, iu i rexiriai rorces oi occult power,
and of vast influence upon the well
beinfj of man, are continually at work.
It is a circle of mysteries, and the desire
to enter it, to explore the untrodden
wastes and secret chambers, and to
s'.udy its physical aspects has grown to
a longine."
There is an unknown area of 1,131,000
square miles of the surface ol the globe
that h now a blank. We cannot tell
whether this area is land or water.
This question, among others, these ex
diorations will determine.
Elephants
The Rev. Mr. Collins, a naturalist,
twenty-five years resident in Ceylon,
says that elephants there live about 130
years, and "come of ago" at forty.
There are three sizes of them in the
same herd?, aad when they are young
the size that they will atUin is pretty
nearly known by the number of their
toes. Those which grow to the largest
size have eighteen toes, five "n each of
the to fore feet, and four on each of
the hind ones. Those which grow to a
medium size have seventeen toes, five
on each of the fore feet, and four on one
hind foot and three on the other. The
least size of elephant has sixteen toes,
five on each fore foot, and three on each
hind foot. No Singhalese elephant has
a fewer number than sixteen toes. The
mahout, or elephant driver, rules his
elephant by means of an iron hook, with
which he touches a most sensitive part
behind i the ear, which causes the most
unruly elephant to become submissive.
When Mr. Collins was in Kandy, an
elephant which had killed his keeper,
and which had been bhot in the head
before it could be captured, had to un
dergo the operation of having the bullet
extracted, whfrh was performed by the
native doctors, the elephant, lying
quietly down while the mahout kept his
hook on this sensitive purt The ele
phant drivers are a drunken set of men,
and sometimes, while drunk, will treat
their charge unmercifully, and the ele
phant itself is an animal which bears
grudges the result being that nearly all
elenbant keepers are boodp- or later
killed.
Thanks.
The following public expression oi
gratitude was recently inserted by a
Sjapn farmer and his wife in the col
umns of a German newspaper: Thanks,
most heartfelt thanks, to all those who,
upon hearing ot our misfortune on Mon
day, August 16, when a sudden flash ot
lightning feiled our two cows and she
calf to the earth, at once rushed to our as
sistance. Thanks more especially to the
muter butcher, Messrs. Thomas, Rei
chel and Fischer, who kindly slaugh
tered the dying animals on the spot,
thus preserving us from the cruel loss
of finding the ill-fated beasts untit for
human consumption. Thanks, finally
too, to all those who speedily came trom
far and near, and bought up the meat
with such avidity that by five in the
afternoon there war not-. .
May heaven mercituily protect them and
us all against any eimilar terror and
calamity in future, and bless them a
thousandfold ior the truly extraordi
nary Bjmpainy mcy nave shown ua
C. Dressler and Wife.
A Seen.
Up to five minutes before they liad
been lovers, but now there was likelv to
be a coidntss between them. At last he
aroe. took up his hat, and said :
" Maudie, I am going to see"
"Oh, Augustus, iorgive me. I was
wrong. Stay by my side. Do not leave
me."
" No, I cannot stay. I am goiHg to
see"
" Hep me, I pray ! Do not leave me.
Think of the dangers of th ; ocean deep,
and do not venture on its treacherous
waters."
" Nonsense J What has waters got to
dowiththiaP I was simply remarking
that I was going to see you aeain to
morrow evening."
He saw her. Moral hon Independent.
A Wonderrnl Watch.
Mr. H. L. Borden, of Elgin, III., is
the possessor ot a mcst wonderful
watch. It gives the hours, minutes and
seconds, the day of the week, the day oi
the month, the name ot the month, the
lunar month of twenty-nine davs, and
the phases oi the moon at all times. It
provides tor the thirty and thirty-one
day months, twenty-eifrh; days in F' b
ruary. and every fourth year twenty
nine days in February for leap year,
making a!l its own changes at twelve
o clock niifht. It is a chronograph for
timing horses to the fifth of a second.
And, lastly, it strikes the hours, quar
ters and minutes. This extraordinary
timepiPCA was made in Swltzerknd, and
C St $1,500.
Now comes waltzing to iho front the
multitudinous annual almanac. And
the very same year that was represented
as coming in last Bpring as it light-footed,
flaxen-haired little girl, is now seen to
be crawling out of the picture as a bald
headed, tottering old man. How could
this be, any way P American Queen.
What is called "the enchanted moun
tain," in Texas, is an immense oval
roi-k. 300 feet high, an about eightv
miles from Bastrop. Its surface is
highly polished, and those who ascend
it have to wear moccadins or go in their
Hocking feet.
A horse in Nevada, being sick with
colic, ended his sufferings by deliberately
dashing out its brains against the stone
wall of the corral. It was in Nevada,
also, that a pet dog recently committed
suicide by drowning.
Words ol Wisdom.
To give pain is the tyranny, to make
nappy me iruo empire oi ocauiy.
Thnoo drive. nrA Inar: in tvtitnh rxrn ti
no good ; those more than lost in which
wo uo evil.
An acorn cannot make much head
wav in a flower-not.
Take away the the self-conceited and
there will bo elbow room in the world.
Kindness is stowed away in the heart,
like rose leaves in a drawer, to sweeten
every object around.
It is not the number of facts he
knows, but how much of a fact he is
himself, that proves the man.
Do that which is riirht. The resr.net
of mankind will follow: or. if it does
not, you win De able to do without it.
Falsehood, like noison. will i-enerallv
be rejected when administered nlnnc:
but When D.endcd With who psnmn in
credients. mav- be swAilowed unm r
ceiven.
While ten men watch for clmnopn
one man makes chances: while trn min
wait for something to turn nn.'nns t.iirnn
something up; so, while ten fail, one
succeeds and is called a man of luck.
A mpfr.if.nl mir.rinritw aava T.anoM
is one of the greatest helps to digestion,
and that the custom of our forefathers
of PK'it.iric it. nr. tlin tshln hw instora anA
buffoons was foundpd on trnp mnrl iful
principles.
Everv man xehn PTnprta tn trot, a fnr
- y - - , - . w HV ...... . . i
tune without earning it grumbles at the
Dno. iuck wdicu persistently follows
some people, while the man who works
bard and saves a little evprw wr nn.tna
his own good luck and enjoys it.
No man knows, at his first entrance
Upon anv sin. bow f.qr it. mnv mwi
him, and where it will step; the com
mission oi sin oeing generally like the
pouring out of water, which, when once
poured out. knows no other hound hut
to run as far as it can.
Some people are more influenced by
iue iear oi oeing iouna out than by the
fact that a thing is in itself wrong.
They would not for worlds become
active members of the band of Forty
Thieves, but if you judge by their con
duct, you are convinced that they have
ueen voiea in as Honorary members and
m;i;ryi.tu me position.
An Incident of the Rebellion;
A battery of the First artillery (Fede
ral) halted one night during the Seven
DaV.S fiffht. in n litxln olonrini, Tt.
men lay down, unhitching their horses.
. " . " ' - . . . . .Alt,.
I A. 1 ,t . m "
uut leaving tuem in harness. The first
senreant. now n.n lirinnrpfl -iiHrni- nf tho
Third artillerv. t.n)r mo ho Tft lin a i A
wanted toward one side ol the clearinsr.
j , w up nuu
ne was Halted, and turned back by a
sentinel. Going toward the other side,
ue was again cuauenaed.
" Who comes tliar?"
The voice struck him. He replied,
nend;" and said: "What regiment
is uiair
The answer came, "Seventh Ala
nnina "
' What regiment is that on the other
oiucr
Jf ifth Georgia," replied the sentinel
"What battery is that?"
Here was a situation. The sergeant
uaLurany aian t Know the name of a
battery in the Confederate army. Hesi
tation would have been latal. By a
mcty inspiration he replied, "One ot
Stuart's batteries." knowing that Job
Stuart commanded their cavalry.
"un," said the other, "then you're
a uuas oniieryr
" Y s," said C . " Good-nieht."
He immediately awoke the captain,
who rather angrily said : " What the
auce is the matter now P"
"Excuse me, captain," said the ser
geant, "bufc we're camped between t
Georgia and an Alabama rpu-imcnt
It is needless to say the captain got
up. Horses were hiiche.1 in quietly,
auu mo Datiery wunarewirom between
the sleepjng regiments, who never knew
U1 ' prizsmai was witmn their grasp
Califmian.
A Superstitious Composer.
Speaking of the late Jacques Offen
bach, the t omposer, the New York Sun
says: Whoever has heard his operas
iijuj kucnh wuat me man nimseit was.
Supersii'ion and cowardice were promi
nent features of his character. He was
a great gambler at the roulette, his
favorite number being from supersti
tionthe thirteen. One evening at Spa
the number came seven times, and Of
fenbach broke the bank. He had a ter
rible dread of the sea. Before he could
be induced to cross the ocean on his way
to America, he spent long, sleepless
nights. As he himself writes "in his book,
he dared not go to sleep, " lest ou awak
ing he should not be able to command a
smile." He was in the position of the
poor fellow in the fable whom the king
had ordered to teach his ass to read
under penalty of being hanged. The
mighty dollar, however, prevailed over
his anxieties, nnd he embarked on the
Canada. One night the steamer sud
denly stopped to cool her engines. He
started out of his sieep. He imagined at
once that the vessel had struck against a
rock and as rapidly sinking. Offen
hach in his night fearment, but with his
eyeglasses upon his huge nose, rushed
on deck n!Priinr for Iir Thn
of the captain and of all the passengers
were required to persuade mm thattlier?
was no danger.
Hydrophobia from a Wolf Bite.
A case of hvdronhohi rptnlt5n imr,-,
the bite of a mad woif has been hrouyht
to the no'.ice of a Fittsburir Ckroviclc
representative who spent a few davs in
Washington countv. Pa. Tn th arri.,r
of 1785 neurlv one hundred veava nvnZ.
Mr. Zaebariati Rmkin lived in Mt.
Pleasant townshin. Onn
heard a noise ia the hog pen, and on
going to it discovered a mad woif in the
act of devouring small pigs. The infuri
ated animal sprane at him, and sunn its
teeth in hi3 left side, high up. Iustantjy
Rankin brought his powerful arms
down UDon the neck- nf tlm W.ist nH
held it as if in a vice until liij wifn
reached him with a large butcher knife.
He then disembowled the woif, and un
der the careot a physician the wound in
the tide of the injured man soon healed.
One evening in the succeeding fall, Ran
kin was suddenly seized with hvrlrr..
- - J - ' - . J i w
phobia, and his contortions and ogoniz-
Inn ct.vi.il.d I , ...... . i
us v'luaijicu yio iuLuir ana
brothers so that th y would not go near
his bedside. Two or three nhvimnn
attended him, but before morning he
Was a cornso. aftpr a niihr. of th mm
intense suff ering.
A Dp lilwnrwl mn chuieit u rVltnnnian
three miles vp a gulch, because the lat
ter said Confucius was p, greater man
than Daniel Pratt. The superiority of
the Caucasian was to be maintained at
any price.
Itlnnnriirtnro of rerrnmerr.
That branch of chemistry called pcr-
iumery is a new industry on this coast,
but with the ample facilities here for it
manufacture it will tecomeintime of
verv creat importance. The extension
flower farms in the neighborhood of
in ice, iirasse, montpeiier and Unnnes, in
France; Adrianopln, Broussaand Uslak,
tn Tnrkpv. nnd Minham In Pnnl.nJ
in a measure indicate its importance in
the world. In the East varieties of
herbs are grown that are used to a con
siderable extent in pharmacy, but the
piantmg of flowers by the acre for per
fumery purposes is unknown in this
country. The perfumery manufactured
here in from tlin nrnrinnn nf ftrwnnra lm.
ported from Europe, and comes here in
ll A A . ...
me siiape oi a iat or sort oi tallow.
There is only one firm in this city en
gaged in its manufacture at present, and
this establishment produces an average
of 100 gross of bottles per week, though
the production varies with the demand.
It is entirely for home consumption,
tuoiigu mere was recently opened a
small export trade with Mexico
owers are not used here in their
natural state, as they are not to be had.
Neith r could thev vorv wnii hn im
ported in their nntnral fnn flit inn evn
account of the expense attending, and,
moreover, in tneir transportat'on a
large nercentnirp of tlipir rrinri-nnno
would be lost. There is no reason why
the cultivation of flowers, flower-farm
ing proper, could not be made an im
portant industry hern. Thpro ia nn nna
engaged in it at present, and it might
very well be introduced. Wherever the
raw material is to he ohtninpd
ably, there manufactories spring up.
and nowhere do flowers grow more lux
uriantly than in this State. To convey
nn idea of the extpnt of tha minnronim.o
of perfumery it maybe said that British
muia. ana Europe consume annually, at
the verv lowest pstimaie i.ni nnn ini.
Ions of perfumed SDirita. TIip lrtro
perfumers of Grassa find Pri ovivTc
annually in their manufactures 80,000
DOUndS of rosp hloasnma fin nnn rwMtnX
cassia flowers, 50,000 pounds rose leaves,
30,000 pounds jasmine, 30,000 pounds
Violets. 20 000 nonnHa ttiho mono on nnn
pounds lilacs, beside great quantities of
rosemary, mince, lemon, citron, thyme
and manv odoronq nlnnta Tho n.in
tity of odoriferous substances used in
kuia way is certainty very great, and be
yond the conception of most people.
San Francisco Bulletin.
Andre's rrophetic Poem.
During Ithn vpnra 177Q nnA I70n A
-1 , J - I.IIH . . JTLUVil C
wajpn duty in New York and took a
leauingpart m the social life of that
city. He accompanied Sir Henry Clin
ton at the capture of Stony Point, June
1. 177!). find wrntfl na o i rl .A n ... .
the glacis of Fort Lafayette the terms of
capitulation conceded to the garrison
He kept a careful diary and frequently
wrote squibs in prose and verse for the
loyalist papers, and in 'August, 17S0,
composed at Elizibethtown a burlesque
poem entitled "The f!nw f!huooif)
three cantos, amounting in
Quatrains. The nuhinpt a thn
made by General Wayne upon a block
iiuubb near uuu s r erry, two or ttiree
miles below Fort Lee, in order to drive
in some cattle from Mprorpn Mont
w a.a. Ajy n
singular coincidence thp 1'iat ronin n
w
this poem was printed m Rivington's
Gazette. Sent.pmhpr Q.I 17Hfl
' , - - ..w, iuh May vi
the poet's capture at Tarrytown. The
iwb suuizn is as lOllOWS :
And now I've closed my epic strain,
I tremble as I show it,
Lest this game warrior drover. Wavne
Ol 1 J .... ' J
ouumu oror onion ine pout.
Tt hanrtpnpd. flinoml.iT1fT r.nAi,.t. i. l
General Wayne was the commander of
mo postal j. appan at ine time of Andre s
CACLULHin. i n( nriffinni rt tha m rin.R
Uhase," in Andre's autograoh. i Kiill
. - w . .ill. vuiT
preservfd. and underneath the above
quoted lines an American nen tna hH.io
Vhea the epio strain was sang,
The poot by toe neck was huu,
Chilhcothe (Ohio) Roes County Regltr.l
A Lady In the Matter.
That "woman's wit is often stinnrior
to man's wisdom," was convincingly
proveu in a circumstance that occurred
in this Citv recently. Tt. nnnpnra that
flir. L.udwig bchwarzler, a widely
known flroppr nn Srntinn T?r.o en ftV..,!
With a very nninfnl thinimti hpari,rVA
to such a degree, that he was obliged to
...1. r . i . . .
occa. tua am 01 a poysician. All meoi
cines he used were of no avail. This
induced Mrs. Krhnrarlei n fil-
T. H UUJ UVl
Jacobs Oil. She procured a bott'e for
her husband. With tha RPCond nnnli.
cation he iound relief. The pain left
him, and he is as well as ever again. A
remedy acting as promptly cs this cer
tainly deserves univeisal patronage.
He Expects It.
The man who leaves a tinshon or hard
ware Store With a Ipnu-th rf s)nnoninn
unier his arm knows exactly the gaunt-
icu uc uas w run, ana nas probably
braoed himself for the emergency. The
regular programme is as follows :
First man." Hello! Had to come to
it, have youP"
becond man. "Don't, pvmi- if nho
don't fit!" "
Third man." Hit 'er with the ax !"
Fourth man." I've been there nd T
have no advice to give you."
filth, man. "Hello! what's thatP
Ah! I see! Bet you ten to five you'll get
mad !"
Sixth man. "IIo! hr! ho! Woii t
never! I always stand on the step-ladder
and hammer with a stick of wood !"
Seventh man. This man makes a
motion for the man with the stovepipe
to halt. He points to the stovepipe and
asks:
"Is that stovepipe P"
"Yes."
"Is it to put up a stove'withP"
" Yes."
"Going to put up the stove your self ?"
" Yps."
" Well. I si jn't. hindpr vru fltAno.
have almost become a necessity of late
years. 1 know quite a number ot my
neighbors who are getting them to build
fires in. Let me know how vrm vm
out." Detroit Free Press.
IT TtSXTTfJty,
Mat? I ) jaawu ll
1 1 Fl l
of! g
i 1 JT;
I ''9mSmnPl "W W WtWWW'laUl .WW Bill ltWUIMl
Mi
' Si,. , r Tl' ,
Fort Wayne (tml.) Sentinel.
Will Wonders Ever Cease!
Mr. John G. Flcddermnn. the well
known Merchant Tallor.in Union Block,
writes: "I was a Bufierrr for many
yeais with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
and found no relict until I tried St.
Jacobs Oil. Alter using two bottles
I was entirely cured."
Ten years a eo the number of persons
arrested tn London for b ing drunk and
disorderly wa 81.6-25, while last year it
had Increased to 33.802. or nearly fiftv-
seven per cent. The increase is espe
cially remarkable in the case of women.
The Plrainrci of nope.
When the body is bowed with pnin an in
tono longing (or ielinl biina hope. Thin
my brighten the MiUoring but it dors not
cure. At a time like this how welcome it
noh a liiond a Warner's Snfe Kiilney nnd
Liver Cin, brinxing hope, health aud iiftppi.
nes and the Joya of a renewed lile.
The seat of knowledirn ia in the hpnrl
of wisdom, in the heart. We are sure
to judge wrong if we do not feel right.
Life is phort at. most and onr duty U to pro.
long it. Use, therelore, Dr. Bull's Conjjh
Syrtip lor CoiiRhs, Colds, Bronchitis, float go
nef, eto. Sold everywhere. Trice only 26
centa.
The niplfPra nnd hutntiAro nf Q.n
" " " ...... ' ..... ... . . . . r i
FranClSCO USA salt obtained hv nvni nr.
ation of sea water.
It is estimated that California's p.ron
of wheat, barley, wool, etc., this year
will aggregate $75,000,000 in value.
Moro to Mo than Cold.
Wll.rtt.C Mam. M-maK V tDM
M. U. B. 8TCTKNS :
1 W.Hh tn hifiirm ,ah 1..t v..
for me. I have been troubled wtih KryiipelM
Humor for mora than thirty yoira, Jn my lliub and
oibcr paria of my body, aud have twf u a Krxat -n(-Jerer.
1 oomuiauood taking Vioxtikb one yar ano
last AucuAt and ran tmlv It itnn.
me tbau auy other medicine. I iwm to be perfect
ly ireeirom tnia Humor and can recommend it to
everv One. Wnnlil nnt K. ..Illimit II.I. M : i ..
. . - ' - - "....un. . j i . uinuiuiuv-
? mor tnan gold-and I feel It will prove a
ioun, mom rptMiirniij.
Mag. DAVID CLARK,
J. DENTLEY, M. DM says:
It ivt done more aooA thnti nil
Medical Treatment
rj,a va w.
MR. H. R flTIVVVa ltoaton TU. a
Sir I htkVfl flirt Hll rill O thn nuat m n.mail.l.
Kble auantltv nf Tnnr VturttHt mil r ....h in
all canes it baa giveu aatiafactlon. In onecnn, a
junun uy oi aooui aevemeeu yeara wai
tnnoh benefited by lta uae. Her parenta Informed
Uie tbat It had rinn hi mrr rwnn.t .11 k.
medical treatment to wbki ihe had prevloualy
n.an mn l 1 ... . n
xoura rnpectfnlly,
1. BKNXLEr, M. D
Loudly In Its Praise.
Vn.nirM n.t T . ..U a IBM
Dear Hlr flnri.f dm-i .. ,tmA v. . .
nxK baa been before the publlo here, It anils well
aa a blood purior, and for troubles arising from a
luqKixb or torpid liver It la a Arm-class medicine.
vu. Nuaivuinafmi luuuij m nn (iniiir,
VYUIUUT ft CO.,
Cor. Queeu and Eliaabeth Street.
VEGETINB
PREPARED BT
H.
R. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.
Vegitine is Sold by all Druggists.
FRAZER AXLE GREASE.
roil stT.K nr t,
JLwardtd tilt UEDAI. (' HONOR at ilie lin'ttimiiil md
Chicago. FRUZEH LtlBKiCATOB CO. NewYark
SNCYCLOPniA
WIQUETTEIBUSIfJRSS
Tht la the cheapest and only ectrirlete and r.Iinb'
rK on Kllqui'tte and llusiness ami Social Kihiiik. It
il-ii. ikiw io periorm an the various ilutl. s ut life, d I
IlllW ((I HII, O.- t.. II.U hu.1 k.l ..nn...... A . I A ,
.... , bH . .... i.l.lMWII,. wll,limil.lMII&
Anenti Wanted Senil tot clicnlKin roiu.dnlti a
Aililr-ss NriuMtL r,UBuaui.iQCo..Phlla.ielpli:a', I'a!
inn Bovtmzv io itook-,;f.-vt
U sellllii; our two tilfUUfHi M.ntrnl.t lw.nL. 1.1. ...
am-ok, tliepnr(iJra,l.,, nm preaatalso Life nf
GEJJi GARFIELD HSSr5
Ililablu Inn suiho of wuie ortebrily,, aim tt,an;li
l..H(. JtotU ofllctal, tmmnlu popular, sWu.ik
n,v,TM-!:WW" week 1 AjnU' ""t'us 1 a
Oi.lins each, (-or litt Imoka su i t,rmt. s dhm
mmilAHI UiiM..PIilla.t-plila, Pu.
mo creat Remedy for THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS, and the KIDNEYS.
nlhJl lfroa,t,ORan, -r" the Kutu.-al clcaneersof
theSystriu. If tluy woilt well, licallh L ptr-fe-t,
if Ui. y become cloKL-ed. dreuilaa dUiwi trt
develornd Tjei'mu the Llood In pnianned wiihthe
Ul'SciJ1li:,i:i1Ji'i.h'iMB heFa "Pe'i' d naturally.
R'Knt. vr , win iwu ine oatura.' action
cuivd, and nil luti j b.
1 or aalo bv all Dnigyurta.
OMfl BI-CAR3
lyi SODA
It the bt In the World. It li holutly piir. it tt tht
.i .. , , , , i-'a- a a u3 un KHKins mad
all iauilly Lues. SolU by all I)rutlU and Grocera.
PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURINQ CO.. Phila.
Tah Clalm-IIonsa BaUbllahed 18 OS.
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hew -ioik. H.s book, with photographic llkmcsaea of
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A W'fakiK Mof uoneratlve organ., SI all diutvlnia
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sumo as a man wnn. uny-sevcn cents.
" lie luncha well who leiiffha laat. A nen
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MESSRS. Klt IIrOS.. Drucirlnta. Ownirn. NT.
Y. I wish to recommend vnnp "Cmnm
Balm." During the paak Ave years I have
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liel retnediea preaonbed by various physicians.
I WM advised bV tnnnd tn lev Tf.tir'a ll.oam
llalm. I Km Usinir a. isennnd hnrt In and tnl
einridont I shall be completely onreU o! a
diseiuo that hna aerioiiRly a.freoted not only
my noatrtla, but also mv eirna and mv annua
ui oearu l
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hie ratharlin which am a direntlv nn the r.i.
Cures all Bilious diaoases. For Book address
Oi, Sakford, 162 Broadway. New York.
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Will send their h.lfnim.Viilm o hul.
aillioU'd npon 30 days' trial. Bee thoir advor.
usninriiii iu tnia imper ueauou, "ja dU Uaj s
.iinii
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action, by atimiilaiinit the secretions, cleans-
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Tho 14th Semi-Annual
MIME. DEMORESTS
Port-Folio of Fashions.
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mount oi material requirau, etc, ate. Krery lady wants
th la book. Price, 1 a caute, post-free.
ALSO,
The 20th Semi-Annual
MME. DEMORESTS
WHAT TO WEAR.
Published In March and September. Contains the latest
Information on every department ot Ladles' and Chil
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Wedding and Moamlng Outflta, Costumes of all descrip
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poai-rrce.
Address,
MME. DEMOREST,
17 Eant 14th Street,
Xete York,
REMEDY FOR CURING
ConjJhs, Colin Bronchitis, Afltaa,
CONSUMPTION,
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TUT IT.
YOUR RKMKDT IS
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Hold by all Medicine ltealers
SAPONIFIER
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PENN'A SALT MANUFACTURINQ CO.. Phila.
DANIEL F. BE ATT V 'H
ORGANS!
4 STOPS. SI'lt TtASS Aliu
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ONLY $65.
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PETROLEUM
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