tlrnlri lff .t lijr Mrmkfri of.th tVeff
h (i-!. i'-.t, 177, tliebrlsrfintine Moor
tnir left Footiiioo. in China, fur Mr
lvirnr. rnrrjinfc four srnmcn, the cup
t.nin, niilp, mid lift, but by no moans
JRst, tfm rnptntn'fl jwife, wlio wai a
in io delicite woman, and lifr baby.
Thry bad not jrono far on their voyofre
era the crew fell sick, and one after
nnotlirr tlieti. The mUs did not uc
nirab entirely, but brcurcc reduced to a
Bkoleton nnd wna incapable of doina;
mnch, -while the onptain himself was al
most in as miserable a plieht, his lees
finting gwoilen tremendoosly, and bis
body beinir a mas of Bores. His wife
alone held up under the terrible beat, b1
thoueti 8he bad nursed the sick till they
needed nursing no longer, had looked
well' to her baby's needs, bad done duty
at the wheel in regular watches, and
taken ber share of seaman's work be
sides. To make matters worse, the ship
sprung a-leak, which the captain luckily
was ble to stop; and eventually the
Moorburg pot into Brisbane harbor,
half full of water, with two sick men on
board as ber crew all told, and a woman
at the helm; the gallant woman bring
ing not only the ship but her baby safe
into port.
Some time In ; 1871 a woman named
Theresa Maria, dwelling in the village
of Fratel, on the frontier of Portugal
mil Spain, on the way across the fields
with ber husband's dinner, was told by
a shepherd boy that he had seen a wolf
p-owling about. Never having seen
one in her life, she put down her basket,
and, directed by thejiad, climbed to a
high place, and loohing eagerly around,
descried the animal in the act of devour
ing the lamb. Thinking to scare the
hiuie from its prey, the boy shouted at
it and pelted it with stones, to infuriat-
i i. - ic ii - i i, l -ii ; i 1 .1
in it we won mat lb it 11. us uiai uouu
ished and made for its disturber, jump
ing ud at the little fellow's face, tearing
the flesh, and then pulling him to
the ground. What did the horror
stricken on-looktr do rcn awayf
Not Bhe. Picking Tip a large stone,
she rushed on the beast and seized
hold of him. In vain he bit and tore
ber flesh; the undaunted woman con
trived to keep his throat closely infolded
by her left arm, while she battered his
head with the stone, and at length
killed him. Meanwhile the villagers
had been alarmed and came hurrying to
her aid, armed with guns, sticks and
stones. Meeting Theresa on her way
home covered with blood from terrible
wounds in her face arms and hands, t hey
carried her to the hospital at Niza,
where, pitiful to tell, she expired ex
actly a month afterward, consoled in
her dying hours with believing that she
had not sacrificed her life in vain. A
f ilse belief alas! for the shepherd boy
died of hydrophobia a day or two after
his lamented deliverer.
A poor , servant girl of Noyon, Jn
France, once proved herself a real
heroine. A common sewer df great
depth had been opened for repairs, the
open in 2 beinsr covered at night with
some planking; but those in charge of
tbe operations neglected, to place any
lights near, to warn wayfarers of the
danger in their path. Four men return
ing home from work - stepped on the
planks, which, being frail and rotten,
gave way under their weight and pre
cipitatea tnem to tre bottom. It was
some time before any one became aware
of what had happened; and when the
people gathered round, no man among
toe crowd was daring enough to re
spond to the frantic entreaties of tbe
wives of the entombed men, by descend
ing that foul and loathsome depth.
rrosently, a fragile-looking girl of seven
teen, stepping to tne front, said auietlv
' I'll go down and try to save the poor
fellows;" and creatures calling then
selves men were not ashamed to stand
by and see Catherine Vasseur let down
on her valiant and fearful mission.
Then ensued: a few long minutes of
anxious suspense before the signal to
haul np was felt, and two still breath
ing but unconscious men were, with the
gallant girl, brought to the surface
Nigh exhausted as the effort had left
her, the heroics maiden only staved to
gain breath before descending amain, re
gardless of t lie risk she ran. The sec
ond venture nearly proved fatal. Upon
reaching tbe bottom of the sewer, and
fastening a rope around one prostrate
form, Catherine felt as though she was
Dei ri2 Strang ed bv an invisible hand
Unfortunately, the rope around her own
waist bad become unfastened, and when,
after groping alon the dripping, clammy
wall, her hand touched it, she had not
strength sufficient to pull it down
it i l i . . i i 1 1
km'u aa sue was sue sua naa ner wits
. about her, and, loosening her long hair,
twisted the luxuriant treses with the
rope. The rope was haukd up and the
horrified erowd beheld the inanimate
-vform of the brave young girl swinging
G" ner Hair ana to all H.nrRH.rftnnfl dead.
Fresh air and prompt administration of
stimulaiti brought her to consciousness
and the happiness of knowing that, if
sue had failed to saving all, her brave
endeavors had restored three of the
bread-winners to their families.
Bernhardt'g Extravaeance:
, The London Henry C. Jarrett is known
among theatrical folks as Bismarck, bj
reason of his diplomatic ability. He is
not the Henry V. Jarrett known to the
American public in the show hnsinpss
He represents Bernhardt, and when she
is at rehearsal hfl sits in a chair beside
tne prompter. When Bhe gives a recep'
tion sue leans on his arm. When she
talks with a visitor who can't use
French he acts as interpreter. When
sDe rides out he is in the seat with her.
It is understood that he gets a percent-
ui lici irceipis. xie is a gray-nairea,
whtte-wiiiekered, solid-looKinit man.
with none of the distinguishing marks
01 a snowman, lie says that Bern
hardt is not mercenary. If, by that, he
means that she spends money lavishly,
he undoubtedly tells the truth. Aimee,
for example, was eraspme to the last de
gree. If she couldn't get money from a
man in any other way, she would invite
him to a came of poker, and her play
was so stionjr that she would usually
ciean mm out. uut uernnarat is care
less of cash.
"It will cost' $500 to put a bath in
your dressing room." said somebody.
""Vhat do I care P" she responded.
"liutyouwiu nave to pay it your
Ben.
That doesn't matter put it in."
She4dot'B not bulldoze Abbey, by tho
way. He is not the kind of man to
tremble at the word of his star, even it
she v's cost him 1 8,000 a wck. New
. Vork Sun.
"Which do you like best, your father
or your m:therF" inquired a visitor of a
liU ;e t-liubby nst. "Uli, X lines ma tne
I . -t. .She feoanks me with the eolt sida
t f Lit Land ; pa takta a shingle."
;:!i!ok's Konmnrp.
It was "John Halifax." published af-
tT she was thirty years old, that brought
her fame, and made the task of earning
her daily bread a little less arduous.
Seven years later she was awarfiea a
pension of three hundred dollars a y.ar.
She was nearly forty when she mnrriod.
In lh65 Cartain (ieorce LillieCraik, an
offioer in the English army, who bad been
in the Crimea, met Miss lYluloek, ana,
although some years her junior, ad
dressed her and succeeded in winning
her hand. They proved most concenial
companions, and their married life was
all they rould wish, with but one excep
tion. The woman wnose love lor cnn
dren amounted almost to a passion, who
wrote 'ThiliD. My King," was denied
the banmness of leelinz bahy lingers
upon her cheek or of ever hearing herself
called mother. This was a severe sorrow,
but even this pain has been partly as
suaged. Strangely enough, one dark,
rainy nigh wbiio sue ana uer nusnana
were speaking of children and of the
joy and brightness they bring to so
many dwellings, mere came a iouu ring
at the bell and then a furious knocking.
On opening the door, lying upon the sill
they found basket inclosed in many
wrappings. When they were removed
they discovered a lovely little babe only
a fev hours old. The child was wrapped
in one roll after another of India
muslin, and on its breast was pinned a
note begging Mrs. Craik to be Kind
to the little waif thus brought to her
door, and assuring her that no mean
blood flowed in its veins. Tenderly she
lifted the little thing in her arms, and
her heart opened as warmly to take in
the poor little deserted creature. They
called the child Dorothea, God-given,
and she became their legally adopted
daughter, as tenderly cherished and as
passionately loved as though she had
been their own.
Titles In Knssla.
A New York Sun correspondent says
that in Russia all the members of the
families of princes, counts and barons,
both male and female, when addressed,
are always addressed by their titles. ,Th
members of princeiy lamiiies are an
dressed as Prince, Prince N . N., or
Serenity. S me princes are.called Most
Serene ; for instance, the Suvoroffs. A
count may be addressed simply as Count,
or Count N. N.,or Ulustriousness. The
serene and illustrious persons may be
cauglit in the act of picking pockets (as
some have been), yet in court they are
always spoken of and to by their titles;
and if a judge, for instance, were to ask,
Mr. Do gorouky, you are accused or
having stolen five rubles, what have
you to say P" Prince Dolgorouky would
keep silence "until given his title. A
baron may be addressed as Isuron, or
Baron N or Excellence. All generals
are addressed by persons of inferior
rank as Excellence, and by those of
superior rank as General, or General N.
in. ihe chief generals are addressed as
High Excellence. Tho colonels and
majors are called Height Nobility, and
the officers simply Nobility. The same
tonus are strictly observed in speaking
to civil officers. The bishops are ad
dressed as Eminence, the archbishops as
High imminence, the priors as Reverence,
and the priests as Benediction. Every
city mayor, alderman, or village elder,
is addressed as Honor. .hven plain
clerks pretend on the title of Dignity.
The latter title is liked and much useu
among the merchants. Persons of the
same rank, intimate friends, near ac
quaintances, call each other by the
Christian name and the father s name.
the laUer beinar a iit'.le changed. For
instance, Petr Ivanovitch, Ivan Petro
vitch, Derimedout Feostiriktovitch ; and
among women, Anna Ivanovua, Snan-
dulia Petrovna, Filikitata Trankvill-
lnovna.
Wine and. Women Among: the Turks
A German correspondent, 'who has
been four years in Constantinople, says
that he has remarked two very notice
able external changes within that
period. The first is supplied by the
Tovkish men, the second by the women.
Ijour years ago, lie observes, there
was hardly a public house in which a
Turk would have dared openly to drink
Dranay or spirituous liquors, wnereas
such establishments have now multi
plied rapidly, even in the very neighbor
hood of he mosques, and the onen con
sumption of liquors has increased in a
portentous degree, llie Koran notably
prohibits tne Mussulman believer from
this species of carnal indulgence ; never
theless, even pious and rigid Moham
medans buy tne torbidden beveraae in
the laytime and save reputation by con
suming it at nigot. A casuistical at
tempt is made by the landlords of the
cafes to give it the appearance ot a more
innocuous drink by serving it in coffee-
cups Instead of in classes. Some weeks
sgo, he says, the Tnrkiuh police made a
raid upon tne glasses. Tne Turkish
women are contributing their part to
the revolution of manners by the alter
ation of their veils. According to the
Koran every Turkish woman or irirl
from her twelfth year is bound to wear
a veil of such thickness as will totallv
conceal her features from the eyes of
the opposite sex the so-called ' jasma"
or " yashmak." But the contact with
W estern women has gradually changed
the veil from the thickest to the thin
nest possible texture. Evcry young
Turkish lady now provides herself with
two veils when she is in the publio
streets a thin and a thick one. The
"ormer is retained for normal use. but
when an official comes in sight the lat
ter is immediately dropped down over
it, like the curtain of a theater.
Emperor William as a Huntsman.
Tbe Emperor William, of Germanv.
has returned from a hunting visit
to Ludwigslust. One day a stag was
driven past him. He fired, but the stag
bounded away and was afterward found
dpad in the cover by the royal keepers.
w uen the sport was over the emperor
looked at the game laid out as having
been shot by him, and, pointing to the
stag, asked, with a smile, of the chief
huntsman, if he had really shot that
particular deer. " Most assuredly, sire,"
was the answer. " Good," rejoined the
emperor. " Now let me tell you a little
story. Last year 1 was deer-shooting in
the llartz, where everybody was ex
tremely kind and polite toward me, as,
indeed, is the case everywhere. When
the first day's shooting was over.
twenty-three full-grown stags were
shown to me as my share in the sport.
Did l shoot all these t' I asked the
upper forester, who had charge of all
the arrangements. He repeatedly as
sured me tiat I bad shot them, every
one. I could not 1i;1d lauehintr as I told
him that was very odd, for that, quite by
chance. I hud counted the cartridges I
had hied. They were sii teen in number.
How I managed to kill twenty-three
deer with sixteen cartridges i must
leave to him to explain.1'
lv..tlirr nViIoivs nil b t'"rnr mm!
purified without removing the tv-ulnis
by tafcins the pillows, laying thoin in
i he hat h-t nb. nnd scrubbing them with
a small scrubbing brush dipped in a
so Union of a tablespoonfnl of roneic.nl
mixture to h-.lf a pail of warm water,
and a little soup dissolved in it. Scrub
them well on both sides, and then turn
on the warm water and rinse them
thoroughly. Lay them out on tho grass
to dry, turn'ng them frequently; at the
last pin ttiem to the line for a number of
days, and when quite dry beat them
with a rod. This is to disentanglo and
separate tho the feathers.
Fruit Is kept in Russia by being
oorkrd in creosotized lime. Tho lime
is slacked in water in which a little ere
fiootP tm heer dissolved, and is allowed
to fall to powder. Tho latter is spread
over the bottom of a deal-box to about
one inch in thickness.. A sheet of paper
is laid abovo, and then the fruit. Over
tao fruit is another sheet f paper, then
morn lime, and so on until tho box is
full, when a little finely-powdered char,
coal is packed in the corners and the lid
ttehtlv closed. Fruit thus inclosed will,
it is Enid, remain good for a yeir.
There were 23.767 applications to enter
the United States regular army last year,
when only 5,000 men were wanted. Of
the 5 000 wbo were accepted 3 441 were
born in America. New York furnished
the most, 727, and the next in order were.
Pennsylvania 474, Ohio 307. Maryland
235, VI cinia 205, Indiana 149, and Ken
tucky 140. No other State furnished as
many as ninety.
Daily Chicago Times.
Mr. George Barnes, of Bagna'.l &
Barnes, South Water street, said thai
his wife had been a severe sufferer witli
neuralgia for years and has tried many
remedies in vain. St. Jacobs Oil is the
only thing that brought her relief.
The Prince of Wales, who is now
thirty nine years old, is understood to
be much discouraged by tho financial
strait into which he has come. It was
rumored that the queen had sent him a
check for $10,000 as a birthday present,
but tho rumor was unfounded.
Kalamazoo (Mich.) Daily Gazotle.
It is an unprecedented success Bald
Mr. Chas. 8. D'Arcambal, the well
known Burdick House druggist, when
asked for his views in regard to the St.
Jacobs Oil; it is highly extolled, and is
giving general satisiacuon.
If you'd like to know how the busy
bee imoroves his leisure time, just stick
your finger in the hive. Meriden Le
corder. , .
A World of Good.,
On oi tha most nooular mdicines now be
fore tho Amerioan publio is Hop Bitters. Tan
on it everywhere. People take it with good
tffect. It builds them up. It is not as pleasant
to the taste as some other bitters as it is not a
whisky drink. It lc more like the old-lash-loned
boneset tea that has done a world ot
pood. If" you don't feel Just right try Hop
Bitten. Jlunrla JVewt.
The gases and vapors of manufactur
ing towns, especially where chemical
works abound, produce variations in
the color of moths, even in the full
grown insects.
The human voice in its sweetness and
purity i9 deliriously musical; with throat
n Section and coughs it loses all attractions.
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup restores it when lad
ing through coming, colas, etc.
St. Louis, which is now the leading
interior cotton town of the United
States, values its cotton business at
$50,000,000 a year.
The remedy that will core the many dis
eases peculiar to women, is Warners Sate
Kidney and LiverCure. Mothtrt' Jilagjzine.
Flounce which are shirred half their
depth n ?ed very severe pressing to flat
ten the plait ings in which their lower
half is Itiid.
great nonxE MEincircr..
DR. TOniAS' VEKKT1AN IIORSK LINIMKVT In
pint bodies at IHt cents; 32 years rat ih'iatied. H U the
nest In the world for the cue of ('"Hi'. Old Sores. Sprain.
Brui-.es, Sow Throats, etc. TOIIIAS' OulDlTION
PoWlfKliS are warranted to curs Distemper,-Fever
Worms, 11 ts; give line coat; lni re-be the appetite and
cleauto the urinary organs. C'enltled to by Ol. L).
MclJ.tDlel, owner of some of the 1'iu.test running horses
In the world, anil l.OOO others, it.l tents. Sold by druj
flsts. Depot 14 Murray Street, New York.
Iliiir lye isiIh-SAKKST
aii.l liKSl ; It acts IlistaliU
iie..iibiy,producint! tiie inuat
natural bhatleoor it in k or
lirownj does NOT STAIN
file StvfW unit 4a tnilv
aim ieil. It is a siainlard
IMiMia atlnii tuul a fnvorlte
onevery wimi app.imieuioi
letfor Lailyor (ientieman.
S.ilil by l)i u uUta an.l ap
plied l.y 1 1 air Ilresse a
l epi.t.tCIW II tamHt ,N.Y.
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1 nfcki,. -.;t- atalii bb -p-'
w:-r)i;!d fc) psra Kpm " X
Ituml'?nrtrel Aa-Mn.
I (fi w bo itni4-.il punt Biiont slm r.if'l ot iii-j
B tltv-N and my who wt nlwny 1 Mnr
inn and iicvi r well, tnn"'d l'-o so niKf-mly 14
Rit. tier sonin, 1 cnncludnl to be hii'i butw
PfC'iin; and 1 to 1 Ih I 1 did, lor in l'f IM
two months' ue ot tliehitiors niv wile
eni'Oil and alio bus rmaind si lor eigtitt d
month Mucin. I l'ke nifh ImmbupKinK. II
l, St. l'anl. - Pi'i'.cr I'ren.
It Is said that 7-2,540,1 00 puck et, or
19,740.800,000 single pins, are manufac
tured yearly in tho United States, being
at tho rate or 4fn pins lor every person
of the population. Fifty years bkoH
took one man a minute to make fourteen
pins; now a single workman can uiRke
14,000 in the same time.
Trnt Thote nho Its-re Tried.
W. Ij. Hawkins, tlnurrf't, Princoton, N. J.
The pant year is the flint ol many tiiat I ba
been tree from Catarrh, which I attril'tit
to tlio use ot Kly's Croara l$alm. I hav
recommended it to many friends, and
every case it bns worked like a charm. JarM
D. Wolle, insurance agent, October 22. 1880
Messrs. Ely Ilro., druggists, Owogo, N. V..
Ihare had CaUirrh for a number ol years it
its worst form. lSeiore I had used one botil
ol your Cream Balm droppines into my throa(
had entirely ceased, pain and soreness in mj
head whs removed, as well as deamess. 1
have usod ureat many remedies, but nothing
that equals yours. H also pivrs immediate
re.liet tor cold in the bend. Mr J. D. Haga
dorn, Union, N. Y., Deoenil-er 7, 1879.
Price, 60 oents. ElyS Cream BkIiw Co
Owceo, N. Y. Will mail it for 60 coma.
Malarial fevers can be prevented, also other
miasmatio disease, by occasionally using
Dr. Saiford't Liver Invigorntor, the oldest
general Family Medioino, which is reoom
mein'ed as a euro for nil diseases caused by a
disordered liver. Einditv-pRRO book sent tree.
Address Dr. Santotd, IG'i Broadway, N. X.
Vboktiks is nourishing and Btrengtheninit;
purirlos the blooti regulates the bowels;
quiets the nervous system; acts directly' up.
on the secretions, and arouses the whole
system to aotion.
The Voltulo Itlt Co., Mam 1ml I, Mich.,
Will send their Kleol ro-Voltaic Huha to the
afllioted upon 30 days' trial. See their adver
tisement in this paper headod, " On 30 Days'
Trial."
. Get Lyon's Patent Heel StiflTeners applied
to those new boots bJor you ran them over.
Vegetine.
Kidney Complaintc.
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS.
The symptoms of sn acnte attack of Inflammation
I tne Humeri are as follows: jrever, pi
malt of the back, and theuofl shooting downward ;
nnmbneas of tbe thu(b, vomltlnfr, usually at first a
deep red color of the urine, which becomes pale and
colorless as tbe dUeaee lnrreaaee, and Is discharged
very often with pain and difficulty; coatlvenees
and some d. irree of oolio. In obronlo diseases of
tbe kidneys the symptoms are pain In tbe back and
limbe. dryneaa or tbe sklu. frequent urination (
peoially at night), general dropay, lieadncbe, dizzi
ness of sight. Indigestion, and palpitation of the
heart, gradual loss of strength, paleness and pnnv
nesa of tbe face, cough, aud shortneno of breath.
In diseases of tbe kidneys the Vkoktikh Rives
Immediate relief. It has never failed to oure wben
It Is taken regularly and directions followed. In
many cases It may take several bottles, especially
oasea of long standing. It sots direotly upon ths
secretions, cleansing and strengthening, removing
all obstructions and impurities. A great many can
testify to oases of long standing having been per
fectly enred by tbe Vkqktins, even after trying
many of the known remedies whion are said to bs
xpresaiy tor this disease.
Kidney Complaints.
Cincinnati, O., &srch 19, 1877.
H. B. Stivens :
Dear Sir I have naed yonr Vkostinb for soma
time, and can truthfully say it has been a great
benefit to me ; and to those suffarlng from disease
of the kidneys I cheerfully recommend it.
Respect fully. O. H. fiMITII,
Attested to by K. B. Ashfleld, druggist, oorner
Eighth and uentrai avenues.
- Cincinnati, O., April 10, 1877.
Ma. H. R. Stevisns :
I have suffered several years with ths kidnSfJ
comulalnt. and was induced to try Vkoitinb. 1
have taken several bottles of your preparation, and
am convinced It is s valuable remedy. It has dons
me more good than any other medlclue. I can
heartily recommend it to all auffering from kidney
complaints. xours reepecmiuy,
J. 8. McMILLEN.
First bookkeeper for Newhall, Gale k Co., Floor
Merchants, Ho. 8S West U ront St., umoinnati, O,
Veoetine has restored thousands to health who
had been long and painful suflerers.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
T
Tho Creat Remedy For THE LIVER.
THE BOWELS, and the KIDNEYS.
These great orpans are the Natural cleanser of
theKyatem. If they work well, health will be per
fect, If they become clogged, dreadlul dtneasea are
developed DecauBe the stood la poistmed with tho
humors that should hare been expelled naturally.
KIDNEY-WORT will restore the natural aorlon,
una throw ott the diwaso. Thousand have bean
cured, and all mny be. for aalo byall I-rasr-tats.
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Vortical Engines with wro'l
boilers. Eureka Safety pow
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can't be exploded. All
with Automutio Cut-uus.
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Bund for Circular. 6Ut
where jou saw UU.
RKI tOX, Skunk, Raccoon, Muslirat, bouKht for
Cash: llli;he.Nt l'rlcea. di-nd for Circular, full par
lu u.aia. K. C. BOUCitliON, ft Howard BL, New York.
Daalaess, Ear Diseases, Catarrh.
Ir. C. K. HIIOKMAKKII, the well-known expe
rienced Aural Surj'i.'.n, Author, uixl Writer on the above
lMseuses. may bu ii nsiilted by u-:nl or n. rsonally at his
utile.., No. tll.'i tl alunt t., H adiii. Pa. Ilia
snm l book sent free. Ills luiye uii't I'niupiete wora or
:i7. rwea on Deafneaa, Ulai-usca of the Kar and Tnuslls,
an I CuUirrb, aud thelx proiier trealuieiitj price & by
uiull.
MiTi:.- No one will question Dr Shoemaker's stand
ing or skill.
STHMA. Farnhnm's old
KstnhHshed Airn
Kemeily slvliiv inn.mt relief In all ia. anrt whia
Is lihli.in. il by thoununils of suliurera Ir
in this (liotresaln).
dlwuae, Is niau'irai iured an I s,.lil by Chus. Shuter ui. la
DrtKinal Deiwt, Sparta. VV'iwunaln, aud sent per ma
to any aillreis on receipt of UuelJullur per imx.
AKeiitaTXVaiiteil tor me llamlaninett and
CHEAPEST BIBLES a'TeGlTe
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Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Car and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Cars, and all other
Pains and Aches.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jifioss On
SI a nfe, sure, lfw( and rnmp Kitamai
F-medy. A trial tntaila but the comparatlraly
trifllne- outlav of 60 Cents, snd every on nffsrlrs
with pain can bavs cheap aud poal'.rs proof of It
claims.
Directions tn Klsven languages.
BOLD BY ALL DHUOQISTS 1SD EEAXEB.3
IH MEDI0INE.
A. VOOEIaER & CO.,
Baltimore, Sid., V. 6.
CELLULOID
EYE-CLASSES.
Representing the ohoicest sell (ted Tortoiso
Sliell and Amber. Tbe lightest, hands inet.
and Btrongpst known. So d hv O.dipisns and
.welers. Made by Sl'KM.;iilt Ol'llUAl,
ai V U. uu.. lif Alaidon liHne, jmw iorar.
Is the "Orlilnsl" CniTiitrnte. I .ye in.l rte!lal Fsmlly
ft.itip Muker. Dlreiilnim n.-. i'.n.iiiny e:u h t'sn fur lniiklua
r.l, Hoft nn. I T.ll.-I Minn q'll.'lily. It Is full
weiKht ami streiuuh. Ak vunr Krocer for s ll'l. !
X I l .lt, anil lake uo otnerr.
FEN A SALT MANUFACTURING CO., Phila.
This Clnliri-Ilouas KatablUhed 1SUH.
j
TSnvr Tx w Thouanmls of soVlprs and helfs entitled
PenMons uki bnck to disdiarue r tleaili. Titittlimdnl
Addieaa, with siamp,
;Koit;ic v.. l VMOv.
P. O. Prawe- ;J., atltlnnto". t. C.
DANIEL F. BEATTT'I
ORGANS!
14 STOPS, Sl'B BARS JU OCT. COUPtB
0NLY$65.
Sent on Trial Warranted. Catalogue Free.
a ldreas DANIEL F. UKATTY. Washington, M. J.
IM3VHJNS13 IS .Xj22JG I
TUB OltlfJIM All
HOPS BETTERS.
ESTABLISHED IV 1809.
Tlr it-. Itli.ofl ltirlfleir
In paeVapes to make two quarts. w;th directions, at
One Jo lar, poittaue ftce. Liberal diacouut to tbe
lia le. Pri'pared "illy bv
sr. J it i.I.I Af 4. TiiieiiKliiir Chemist.
aaUkOMii, lVlacoiiain.
li.OO Per Day Made Selling Our New
PLATFORM FAMILY SCALE
WelRhs accurately up to 111 lbs. It
handsome aprHarancc sella It at slpht.
KeUil price, $.. tlicr family Scales
weliiluK W Iba. cost Ib W. A llflilai'
BOOM FOR AGENTS.
F.xcluslve tenltory given free. Terms
snd rapid aaies surprise, old Agents.
DOHthTHi SCALKCO,
No. lhT W. Fifth St., Cincinnati, O.
Literary Revolution.
3pr"M"f"C5 each, formerly $1.00 to $1.28 each:
wUi'l I O I. Mitcatilay's l.tfe of Frederick
ihe (ireat. 11. Carlyle's Life of Robert llurus. III.
niartine'a Mfe of M irv yueenof Scots. IV. Thiw. lluuhe,'
.Maiiilness p? tSl T Q s. h. formerly $I S0
of I hnsl. 53 IUI I I 3,a.ln I. Arnold l.mht
of Asia II. (iolisiu th'a Vlcurof Waketlelil. III. Haron
Minn halis.n's Traie,a mi I SutprUuig Ailventures fur
SilX ChiV I": llunvan's iMitriiu'a Procrens. Illustrated
caialoKue sent free. AMKKl !AN hOOK. KXi HAM.K,
John II. Alden, Mamtjer, Tilt.imu Muiiaing. New yurt.
JaESTEY& CS Brattleboro VI
AGKNTSI AUK.ial A Ci KM TSl
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HAS " IIIITK" A
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at
tV!y Vayward Pardner.
ACKN'TS WANTK.I) In every Town. Don't mlsa It. but
ft it I l'i r Circular nt onco. and ficure territory. Address
AMKKlliAN PUULlSIUNli CO., lUurroaD, Conn.
YOUNG MEN
l earn Telecrapliy and earn
tin tutMHt a inniilh. Every
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VALKNTl.NK IUUiS., Managers, Jancavllle. Wis.
F1IKE. A Musical Journal. Adil't F. Crehm, Erie, Pa.
mp rtlO af 1 1 O C Consuniptlon Is alto
v KJ 3 S J l C the best coukIi medicine.
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OulUt free. tdJiaj 'lauss Co., Augusta. Mains.
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PERSONS
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POPULAR 8TTLE3 in great Taaoty, $ to liuo and
1TVH l A T A 1 I'M 1 1 1 W'Q. .n PUiCif I liiTH .
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tt is al"liilel)' tmre.
h.-kt for MO'llclnal Purif..
it is me iki r.ir r.
all family Uses. Sold by a:UrukglsU and Uit. .
PENN'A SUIT MANUFrVCTURINQ CO
fema:
1
will n,.sltlvelycnrol-'efiile enkni"
Ingot the Womb, HTilt-i, Drlonlo 1""
l lcenilliiu of the Womb, IncrVJeiitul I .
HcKHlIng, Painful, Ruppreaae-and In
triintion, co. An old uud relliilile mino
till eaxd for a uamolilet, vit b areai ni. i
by ail
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PETROLEUM
Grand Medal
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Silver MMal
at Puria
F.xpoeitlon.
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Thlt wonderful sulmtance la acknowleityed by phy-
slrtans thn utlii.ut the word to be the best remedy ill
covered for Ihe cure of Wniiii'ln. hwm-i, Khcuniatitun,
Skin Disease, Piles, Cat irrli t;h:b aim, 4s. In order
that every one may I ) II, It In put il i In . an. I 'Ji cent
bott'es for uiiuseho'.d ti-e. Ol.taln It from your ilriih'imt,
and you will llnd It tuperiot to aLi) Uimg you have evsr
tiw'l. 't . t
tOOK AGENTS WANTED to
SUNLIGHT AND SHADOVi '
The taH Mtixg Hook errr itntd. An antlrely JVo H'or bj
John B. Gonqli.
Tiii irranil work now far the first fim fttt.lithrl- U over-,
tltiwimr with trndcr inth, npifv humor, and cikhI tViTifrtfor !U
It it outwltim; all otlirr bok A-w to n-. Mininttr my iioa
leet it. T)i iiimnil ara waitinf for It, ond Kciht! fnm
nU arc 7V 74 -hi -AiM-Vnr firM U"k' n-oHt ona "!! 8A iftl
d:'VB. JM)i iniin- HLiiU wnnt'-'l on Spmni iermM. Atium '
A. D. WURTIIIV(.TfsV CO.. PiiMi-Wnn. M a ktfo it o. Cowir
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
We will Mm' our Electro-Toltalc lleltt and oilier
Blectrtc AppitaiU'etupoD til"! for 3U dayt to those iflllarf
with tkrvuu, Vttnltty aud diwuttj a a prrtumU outura
A to of the l.lrer, aldm ya Hlicumatism, I'aiaiysit, ela
mm aara rsarasfcad or no pay.
Aldreas Voltaic Pelt Co.. Marshall, Mich.
mm
MaVe quidt sales aud the best
pniilts on our New Book,
is'ien Vh-vitia on W. titer,
tioitio, atiii llravrts. In
Prow) and Poetry, by SiO au
thors. Illustrated. Plea. a ever l.oily. J A lao.
I.ouu "4 urlo-ltles of the llibie," HI. 76. Mailed
on receipt of nrlre.
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PURETEAS.
Agents wnte e'ywh"'e
toae.l to fuluuies, hole), uud
lare coimuioeia; imiKt-at
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nfTCVinf ih uiit VfTPt"" oboink 4
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ptftf 0t Hand fpr lllustrst4 ra!4lr.ua.
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bWar t( spulWUa wnttl.
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