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cloKrr and doner, my baby.
MiMr.UiPvoiiH uliownrfl and fnint little riiiellr.
Of fnp-awfty flowers in fftr-away dolls
Aro coming in April, my baby.
Sly li'tllo MoHeoiiiB lliat clanibrr along '
Hose to the ground t ill tliey grow biff and strong
Are coming in May, little baby.
Hones and beeg and a big yellow moon
Coming together in beautiful Juno,
In lovely midsummer, my baby.
Tretty red cherries, and bright littlo flies,
Twinkling and turning the fields into ekies,
Will como in July, littlo baby.
Feathery clouds and long, etill afternoons.
Scarce a leaf stirring, and birdies' soft croons
Are coming m August, my baby,
Glimpses of blue through the popples and heat,
Aim ono littlo lurtiiday on fast flying foot,
Will como in September, my baby.
Laura Ledynrd, in Harper's Young People
HUMOR OF THE DAY.
A Jobber's cave A burglar's confes
sion.
When things go to D K how C D
tuey is come.
Marriage keeps men out of mischief;
and so does a ball chain.
The material for good soldiers must
be planted in drills. Fieayuue.
Decisions in law suits are rendered
the same as lard is rendered by try
ing. Lowell Courier,
Why is a fellow with a bad cold in
the head like Niagara Falls ? Because
he's a catarrh-racked. Nero York News.
APhiladelphian has resolved to starv e
himself to death. He will engage board
at a watering-place and never fee a
waiter. Eimira Adtertiser.
Some colleges would never be heard of
if the students didn't cut np in an out
rageous manner occasionally and get
into the newspapers. Saturdav Night,
"Ton ain't taking any stock in
woman's love, eh?" " No," he answered,
despondently, "it's all flummery."
"Very strange," added his friend.
"You didn't use to talk that wav."
" l'erhaps not," he replied, "but I've
been married nearly two years, and
there are four pair of trousers hanging
up in my closet waiting to be patched,
and not a stitch taken in them yet."
Rhode Island papers are telling a
very beautiful storv
who visited an insane asylum and was
attacked by a maniac, but who broke
into a song and sang it so sweetly and
clearly that the lunatic was calmed. A
Chicago man recently visited the Cook
county insane asylum, and while there
Bang a song. Several of the inmates
were so touched that they tried to es
cape. Chicago Tribune.
Eyesight.
Milton's blindness was the result of
overwork and dyspepsia. Multitudes of
men or women have made their eyes weak
for life by too free use of tho eyesight,
reading small print, and doing fine sew
ing. In view of these things, it is well
to observe the following rules in the
uses of the eyes : Avoid all sudden
changes between light and darkness.
Never begin to read or write or sew for
several minutes after coming from dark
ness to a bright light. Never read by
twilight or moonlight, or on a very
cloudy day. Never read or sew directly
in front of the light or window or door.
It is best to have the light fall from
above, obliquely over tho left shoulder.
Never sleep so that on the first waking
the eyes shall open on the light of a
window. Too much light creates a
glare, and pains and confuses the sight.
The moment you are sensible of an effort
to distinguish, that moment cease and
take a walk or ride. As the sky is blue
and the earth green, it would seem that
the ceiling should be a bluish tinge, and
the carpet green, and the walls of some
mellow tint. The moment you are
prompted to rub the eyes, that moment
cease using them. If the eyelids are
glued together on waking up, do not
forcibly open them, but apply the saliva
with the fingers. It it the speediest
diluent in the world. Then wash your
face and eyes in warm water.
The Four-Leaved Clover.
In Germany there is a belief that the
four-leaved clover, on account of its
crossed form, is endowed with magical
virtues. Tho general form of the super
stition is that one who carries the clover
about him will bo able to detect the
presence of evil spirits, and will be suc
cessful at play. In Bohemia it is said
that if a maiden manages to put the leaf
into the shoe of her lover without his
knowledge on going on a journey, he
will return safely. The four-leaf clover
in various regions is believed to protect
one from witches and keep butter pure,
on which account it is considered a
good form for a butter mold.
'ot Agreeable.
As a rule the plain, unvarnished
truth is not agreeable. Speaking it is
tiot always virtue. Concealing it is
very often judicious. It is only when
duty calls upon you to reveal the truth
that it is commendable. A tale-teller
may bo a truth-teller, but every one dis
likes the character of a perion who goes
from one house to another and inter
communicates all he sees or hears.
It vas their first night aboard the
stesir.tr. " At labt," he 6aid, tenderly,
" we are all alone out upon the deep
wuters of the dark blue sea, andur
heart will alwavs beat for me as it has
bent in tho past?" "My heart's all
right," she answered, languidly, " but
my stomach feels awful."
It has been discovered that three
coats of naint do not keen a house anv
warmer than no coat at all;
,
but people
will hang to old prejudices
-Detroit
res r ress
Ttgrst superiority of Pf. Bull's Cough
fv'.-up to all Giber cough remedies u tt6.iej
by iiio immense popular dumand for that old.
'ih:ond remedy. I'riea twenty-five cen'a a
FOR THE L.VMES.
Faahlona In Hair.
By the way, there bos not for ten
Tfars boon ft time when the women of
New York left the coloring of their hair
so much to nature as they do this
spring. Blenched blondes are mighty
scarce, and when found are bad. Even
gray hair is not concealed, and the only
hirsute falsification at all fashionable is
the turning of aubnrn and brown to
red. Hair-dressing has not yet settled
down into any recognized style for
1881. and it id na nrnlinhln na om'tUtin
else that the long-abandoned bunch of
curls will bo restored to the napes of
our necks. jVcto York Letter.
A Woman Farmer.
Mrs. Marv Macntchen. nf T.nwronpo
Kan., is, according to popular report,
the best farmer of the neighborhood.
Ten years ago she was left a widow with
a few acres of land and four children.
She went to work, literally putting her
hand to the plow. Soon "she added to
her property by purchase and improve-
i. T 1 C f t 1 1 -a m
mem. in ion sue contracted lor an
unimproved farm for $1,800, which she
gave to one of her boys. She has since
paid for the land from the surplus prod
ucts of her own farm of 1 120 acres.
Last year she bought a farm of 150
acres at the price of 82,500, one
fourth Of which she has nl
and will nav over the other fourth from
the crops of this year. She works her
larni with the aid of her two sons and
without much hirrvl bfdrv Tbin ia a
good example of what has been done in
A 1 I A 1 .
me miusi oi nam times m Ivansas by a
widow with a family of children and no
resources.
The ItlfNtnke of Mothers.
Thousands of mothers nlnve. ornw
prematurely old, forget and neglect
their own accomplishments, and draor
themselves fthrmt. na mprn onnomlnftou
. rl-..v,l.&vo,
Bomeuiing oetween a nurse and a House
keeper to a daughter too vounsr to realize
or appreciate the sacrifices made for
her. It is every person's business to
make morally, mentally, physically, all
Of themselves that, is ruvtitiVila nn.1 tl-iia
settling down at thirty-five and forty
into an old woman and taking a back
seat that the daughters mav uliine is ft
mistake, and defeats the very end
sought. There's often altogether too
much done for child rert. n.nrl iha btof
result is that of making them helpless,
dependent creatures. Mothers to-day
are saying: "I don't care for myself
now, so that Effie or Nettie cet their
full quota of accomplishments," when,
if that mother Went on biiildinrr Tioraolf
up on the basis of her own matured ex
perience and ceased to sink and absorb
herself so completely in Effie and
Nettie, the world with which she came
in contact might be profited. Society
needs matured women as live, potent
factors, and the shining should not be
left entirely to fledgelings. Were there
time and space a word would be 6aid
here in this matter for tho old man, too,
though he is more apt to take care of
himself.
Silver, Sit'i-lninl (Spanish Lncc Bonnets.
The silvered or steel lace bonnets are
much lighter and more dressy than
those of steel -beaded net in embroidery
designs worn during tho winter. These
silver bonnets need the stylish salmon,
pink coral, or dark red shades in feathers
or in flowers to give them tone and make
them youthful-looking. Some of the
most elegant of the black Spanish lace
bonnets are the most simple, being made
of a wido scarf of the lace, or else of two
rows of laco that is six inches wide,
with the straight edges sewed together.
For these, flaring front frames of medium
size are chosen, the middle of the scarf
is ou top, falling back on the crown and
ending in wide strings. The lace is
laid in Plaits on the mice of tlm front
and each plait is held by a cut steel but-
i. -il..A' l 1.'.
lou inai is iaceieu iiK.e precious stones.
Half-wreaths of dark red enrnni.i'ons am
crushed in the lace across the top, and
some nowers are further back on the
crown; inside the front a row of silver
lace is laid quite plain, with scallops
coming close to the edge.
Pink coral with bright yellow is one
of the favorite contrasts of colors, and
when these two Spanish colors are used
with Spanish lace, t.ho AffW-t. is oYPollont.
and is found to be as becoming to blondes
as to brunettes. Pink bonnets are also
given character by the use of very dark
redtrimmincs. either of flownrs fentbora
or soft satin. Harper's Bazar.
Fanbion Notes. '
The cranite ribbons have noma into
use again to match steel trimmings.
Little morning caps are made of plush
or damask with deep frills of lace.
The vililion lrnota venrn -m tVia lft
shoulder are fastened by a steel butterfly.
Pongee for overdresses is wrought in
dark brown as well as in bright colors.
Only those persons who have long,
slender arms should try to wear sleeves
shirred into two puffs.
A border of flowers and a center
powdered with butterflies, is the design
for a lan n tennis apron.
Safches of sheer white muslin, em
broidered in gay silks, are made up to
wear with summer gowns.
Feather flowers and leaves have been
imported in small quantities, but are
not likely to be much worn.
More Canton crape has been imported
this season than has been brought yito
the country for many years.
The flutings of lace worn at the neck
and wrists are almost invariably double
this season.
Neapolitan bonnets are simply
trimmed with wreaths of flowers and
lace or satin strings.
The Cramra gingham is a new
material which has wide stripes of pale
or dark pink or blue.
About two yards and a half of the wide
satin ribbon is required to trim a medium-sized
bonnet.
The berries which the milliners have
introduced this season are used for loop
ing white dresses.
Open embroidery executed on the ma
terial of the gown and lined with a color,
is a new dress trimming.
Some of the elegant directolre cloaks
have the whole back of beaded net and
thefxoct oi brocMe Un,
POPULAR SCIENCE.
Although he had examined over one
hundred hearts of children and grown
up people, Dr. Laugier discovered
blood-vessels in tho heart valves in
only ono case, that of a woman of siity,
in whom they were evidently the result
of a pathological process.
Geologists say that the immense delta
of the Mississippi was manufactured bv
an ancient river of m-odiVionq mixmL
tnde, which ran from Lake Michigan to
the Gulf of Mexico, nnil flniro,l l,nnt
three hundred feet bolow the preset
and level.
Alwt C.000 stars are visiblA in
, - w v v VUO
naked eye. There are 18.000.000 tr
in the Milky Way. Even the stars that
we call fixed are in oonntunf. vm;nn
''.'".- lUVMUUi
Arcturus moves through space three
times as fast as the earth, lint. it foiM
hundred vpfirs to
. .. iumjurii
of the apparent diameter of the moon.
AS the result of hm nnmnnal
. j.. 'iiin va
tions. M. Carlet states Hint tbo
of insects may bo represented by that
of three men in Indian l n
.110 ilC
most and hindmost of whom keep step
with each other, while the middle one
walks in the alternate step. The walk
ing of arachnids can be represented by
four men in file, the even numbered
ones walking in one step, while the odd
numbered ones walk in the alternate
step.
South Africa has lately derived a very
considerable revenue from ostrich farni
insr. but the GTAin from tllift inilnet ttt lma
very recently been greatly diminished
by a sort of deadly disease which pre
vails among the young birds. Mr.
Arthur Douglas found that tHo mor
tality was due to new species of worms
which subsisted on the coats of the
ostriches' stomachs, and Dr. Spencer
Cobold has named them Strmigtlus
douolasii. The causa of fbA nminnhM.
of these parasites is unknown, nor has
1 1 1 a
uuy means oeen inua lar discovered for
destroying them.
A novel stenographio machine for
takin? domi Kllfwlina cermnno
while beinor delivered, has
by an Italian genius. The machine is
worked by a kind of key-board, similar
to that of a small piano, ami flirt ethno
graphic signs, not unlike those used in
the ordinary French shorthand, are
automatically printed on a continuous
ribbon of paper. The signs registered
represent sounds, and it is said that the
machine can be successfully used by a
person unacouainted even witb tb
j, - - tllV A
guage spoken. They are being used in
tlie Italian chamber of deputies, and
aro rapidlv superseding Rhortlmml im
porters in all France.
Detroit Vobt and Tribune.
' I liavo 11 lifflo mvl " Kiml A TV Trnifv
Dole, of this city, in a conversation, "who
was troubled with a severe lameness in
0 J -' - l 111 T .
her
legs, pronounced by some Erysipo
las, by others lllipumatisni. I had
tried several remedies without, f llV -i-t.
when I was induced to applv St. Jacobs
anil 1 am l.iappv to say that the use
of but One bottle enved Iter, niifl k1k ij
now able to go to school again."
Cotton and Silk.
The census reports contain many in
teresting facts as to the manufacture of
cotton and silk in this country. Of the
5,000,000 bales of cotton produced at
the South, 1,586,481 bales consider
ably more than one-fourth of the whole
product are manufactured in cotton
fabrics of various kinds in the United
States. Of these fabrics thirty-six per
3ent. are made in Massachusetts and
twenty-four per cent, in the other New
England States, making together sixty
per cent, of the American product to be
credited to New England. Magnificent
results have attended the ventures in
cotton manufacturing at the South. Old
mills have been extended and many new
mills are being constructed. Mr. Walker,
superintendent of the census, thinks
that the figures of 1890 will show a won
derful development of the business at
the South, particularly ia Georgia. At
present 181,628 persons are employed
in this single industry in the United
States. Silk manufacture is of com
paratively recent date in this country,
yet there were last year 383 factories,
having an invested capital of $18,899,
300, and producing annually $34,410,
416 of silk goods. The total wages
paid was $9,107,835. These two indus
tries make, acqording to the superin
tendent of the census, very gratifying
returns and show a good healthy
growth.
Attlcboro Cliro.'iicle.
Carry the News.
Mr. John EtzeiiKpcrgcr, Manufactur
ing Jeweler of North Attleboro', Mass.,
lately communicated to us the following'
I sulleied so much with pains in my arm,
that at times I was completely helpless.
I used that incomparable remedy St.
Jacobs Oil and was completely cured as
if by magic.
James T. Fields won't lecture twice
in the same necktie. Exchange. And
some men will not lecture twice in the
same town if the citizens know it.
Norristown Hurald.
. Th (in-Blent Kenning,
A Bimpln, pure, harmless remnly, that curou
every tiuio, and prevonts div-aMo'by keeping
tne hlond pure, storaui h regular, kidnevs and
liver activo, is the grcatost Mossing ever coa
lcirfd upon man. Uop JJiuers ia that remedy,
and its proprif'tor aro being blessed bv thou
sands w-ho havo been tavocf and cured by it.
Will you try it'! See other column.
The velocity of the electric waves
through the Atlantic cables ia from 7,000
to 8,000 miles per second.
HOW TO HE( I'ltE HEALTH.
It is nuauze anyone Will mfft-r frcm deranRfrarms
lirfHut; ou by impure boo.l, when SCOVILL'S SAHSA
PAKU.l.A AI):T!l.I,I.;t.,t.r HUtUD AND MVEIl
M Kl'PwllI rettorc brail b In the physical orsimUation.
II It a tri'i'srtivrilni!yrup. jilrabirit to take, and thellhST
BLOOD H'KU'IKK pvir dis-overtd, curing Scrofula,
Syphilitic disorder. We-Unesi. of the Kidnoja, Krjsipelas.
Miliaria, Nervous disorders, Debility, Hilmua romplaiuti
anl Dix-ay-s of the Hlood, Uver, kulnejs, Stuinarh.
hkin, etc.
Tanner' a lit-rinun Ointmrut rurrt Burnt,
Cut. Wounds, horn, Sprains, f hnblalns, etc.. aoothee
InrJamination, anl leiievee pain in the 61de, cbt
Ijou'iders. etr.
For ovr thlrtv.fniir t
HR. TOBIAS. S VlM TIAN IJNTJinsT
Ma r0 wan"jf.it to euro erm:i, 01i Frm
inarrboa and Iv n-Ltert-, tikes lvtornaliv. and S"rt
r;",' ln 'C6 I i Jii. ( hr-r."- 1-t u'netis'ii. i
Ol'l b-iw. h-o I'fi,rr-t sod fcHti5, t-vr I
iihIIv. a c i b' i ji, r s . i u r-"i' n . a r v f n J
ill ''u.(? ihv isvmto m I I w.ii'.tut i! w.,-1) :t it
I 'JtiK . N.iid bv rii-uf- )K at d &(
touts, leiot, UMuj'fy btoei, Js.wVoii. 1
She raised a paper rule to strike ha
husband, and, as it happened, the rear
end of it grazed her chin and drew
blood, whereupon she tumbled all in a
lecp m the middle of the floor and
nowieti piteously. But he only remarked
wim mo inmost composure: "My love.
it s a poor rule that won't work both
wayB.
"Is it posaiblo that Mr. Omlfrey Is np and at
"i " viu .-u iv Bosiinpio a rented v f
'I angtire you it ia true that ho i'g piitindv
cured, and with nothing but Hop Bitters, and
only ton days ago his doctors gave him up and
said ho must dio!"
" Wcll-a-day! If that is so, I will go this
iiiiiinivi ituu gni Bomo i jt my pott Ocorge. I
know hops aro good."
liatles, the word which takes the
place of hell " in the new Bible, is
pronounced haydeez, and means "the
habitation of the dead, the invisible
worm, or tlie grave."
vW'Sh0! V,'l "'"Pon.lblp
or tho following valuable statement from Sirs.
M. C. Arnold! Warner's I'o k'l,l T i..'.
Cure has done mo worlds of good for catarrh ol
mo uiauuoranii letnaie weaknoaa.
It is alloced that the,
off the Texas coast are the largest and
tut) uci iu me worm.
t. i 'nn J'oiismnptlon br Cnrrd f
Bead what Mr. William V. Digges, a morelianl
or Bowling Cireen, Va., wt iteM under date ol
April 4, 1SH1. He says: " I firmly lieliovo that
Allk.n'h Ixmi Balsam will and has cured con
sumption if taken in tinin and proper cure be
taken : of the patient Itoth in p nitiible food ami
clothing. Six yearn ago my mother wits at
tacked with pneumonia. The attending ulivni-
ciau fwnno time alter' told me thnt the di.
oaeo had settled on her bungw, and that, shu
had tho consumption.. Not believing that a
pormnnent cure could bo effected, but thinking
I might bo able to get an expectorant not eon
tinning opium, which would afford some relief,
1 inquired of a dniggist at Biehmond, Va., il
ho had any modieiim not eontaining opium
that wag a good expectorant. Ho them recom
mended Allen's Lung Balsam, which I pur
ehased and induced niv mother to try. , Before
she had taken the lln-t bottlo the improvement
m her condition was so marked that 1 purchased
three more bottles. Tho attending physician,
Beeing the boncticinl effects, recommended its
continued use, and in about twelve, months her
lungs ,wero pronounced cured. I'txin my
recommendation many others who had the
consumption havo boeti cured. I think vou
can claim for your medicine the follimfng:
Kxpeetoration without irritation, and healing
of the lungs by keeping them free from foreign
substances, thus arresting and curing this dread
disease." Mr. Digges says ho writes because ho
wants it known that Allen's Lung Balsam if,
doing good.
FnoM Major Downs, Military Instructor,
Mt, Blcasant Acadomv. "King Sing. N. Y
February lf, 1881. James A. Hart, Druggist,
Dear Sir During the very severe cold weatliet
I was Buffering with Catarrh. My head and
throat ached so severely that I was obliged to
give up everything and keep quiet. I hal tried
a numOer of remedies, but none of them diOi
mo the slightest good. Kt.v's Crgah Balm was
suggested to me. I bought a package at voiu
store. Witluti an hour's titno from the "first
application I felt relieved and tho pain began
to subside. I continued to use it. and in two
days was entirely cured. This testimonial hat
not b"eu solicited. I tako pleasure in recom
mending any tiling that, will relieve those suffer
ing with Catarrh. Verv respectfully, W A
uowns. iTice, f.(l cents. On receipt of 0(1
ecnt will mail a package.
Ei.v Cbuam Balm Co., Owego, N. Y.
Havk Yoj 1!kad It? H. R. Stevens' Book
on Ensilage, tho prencrvinp; of green forage
crops in siloH, giving his own experience and
tho practical experience of 25 practical farmers:
l'.'O pages, elegantly liound iu cloth ; price, "it
cents : sent by mail. 110 cents. Address 11. B.
STKYENN, Boston, Mass.
l"tiitK Con Livku On. made from selee ed
livers, on the seashore, by Caswell, Hazard .V
Co., New York. U is absolutely pure and
sweet. 1'atienls who have once taken it pre
fer it to all otlicrs. Physicians have decided it
superior to any of tho other oils in market.
Ho, Ye Baldheads! There is just one wav,
and no more, by which you may be cured ui,e
Caiuiolink, a deodorized extract of petroleum.
It will positively produce new hair ; there is no
substitute for this marvelous hair ronower.
age
OF
FORAGE CROPS
IX .
SILOS.
Giving My Practical Experi
ence. Also the Practical
Experience of
Twenty-five Practical Farmers
With Ensilage and Silos.
ZrVlNQ their experience of feeding stock of ail
X kimla with KuHiloKO, ami tho practical whuIih.
coucluaivply allow iiiit tliu uiulouliti'd bihvchh ot tl.iN
irociss the Juisiluue of Cireen Koraue Ortins. ltv
tins praceiw the fanner can rcalizn live iloflnrs in
lilaoe iif one dollar, ax practiced bv Ilia old aystem (it
larininK. Also wiindirlul exiH-rinieiitH of fcediuc
poultry at one-halt the lemal cost, on JKuBiluKe.
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iu vuith.
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as bciiiK the moat thorouph and practical work vet
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new depots in every city and town
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wii e iff At u fjw-mjijr 0t4 V bm iaiu Ml aiih, iUAl V t0i lrwr t
Tlie Sun nnd Hip Color of th SMn.
Climate, an RfTooUng complexion, pro
Bf ntB nnme singular divprsitios, and the
physiologist iu prmlpd with .such facts
iu hub cnrpcuon as mat, at the same
distanoG iroui tho equator in fo'Jnd tho
fair tfnclifthmnn. tho f, j.
and the coppor-coloreoi Indian; north
of the white Russian and Finn live the
swarthy Lapp and Samoyed; north of
the Cancases are the clarli-skinnod Tar
tars, south of it fair-complexioned Cir
Onssians. Airnin. f1a aKM-tm'nna l
America vary less in color than the na
tives 01 ine oia world none of them
are as fair as tho Ku,ln nnna aa iiinni
as the negro of Congo, and those living
in Brazil, on the equator, are not the
darkest. In Australia and New Guinea,
too. there arei Idnpliov man tlmn r Tt-
' - 1 - u.v vuniA iu j'yi-
neo and Sumatra, though these islands
are on me equator ana Uiose are not.
. v, , ifi,u
THE GREAT
itmhnnn
Backache, Soreness of the 'Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
. Pains and Aches.
o Preparation on earth eqnnla St. Jacaim Oil
M a turr, stmple and cheap External
Keniedy. A trial e.aail. .Mt ), (-..mparatlrslT
tii ling onllav of 50 nt, and everv ona i-,Arlni
ltl pain can havo cheap and puait'.va i,rouf uf ita
cluima.
Wrtctioni ln Kievrn tanffnaffoa.
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oi, lu mryra rn vol
UUtflt, Wolll, H,t0
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N THE
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w m i
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a- . !" 'L
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Th ual uncr .f .S-t ma-.tr -V
J hr rh l.f 4 Mt-rtat.
lo 6 mm '
& .60011 FAMILY REMEDY
STRICTLY PURE.
Bails a hi
(Thlifnrarln; tpnr,,'" tmn In a li-allhy atsti-.
Whnt tho Doctors Say!
PR. FLKTCllF.lt, of T ctlnptnn,
'oinineiid oiir ItnlNtini ' ill
MlBoiiurl, sava; ' l
re.
itereuce io mu
other
medicihu for coiP:lia unil colda
rn. A. C. JOHNSON, of Mt. Vnrnon, Tlln., write, of
Home wonderful run a of ( ihimimuH iin In hia I'ImCI
hy tho uho ot "Allen- l.uiiu lliiluin."
Ia J. It. TVIiNKTI. THountavUlr. Ala., n
.ihvpicii'.n of twentv-nvo vem-s. wnteM: It
nutlrln
till! MM
preparation forC'ouHutnplion in the world.
Kor nil lllnrn-e. of llic Tlirnttt. I.iinif-i nnd
Piiliiiniiiirv Clrunim, tt ill be louud u uiuat
excclleiil Ucnieih.
i AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL !
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM f
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CINCINNATI, O.
Ifor HiaIo ly all Drniralfla.
'old by McKAKSON & 111 H'.HI XH, NevY rk;
""m 'if n u in
REBUILT! $200 TO $220 A YEAR !
I; sir.vii?vr'- '
1 on K.ilvturd ( iillculnlr 1 iimU : !. with
wiperbne brick liiiliilinvn, licated v. Kt.-.ini. , ij
reoH ii Hepirinlu r j. 11, Thirteen l'lMicreuir and
Te.icherr. Modliied College Col live for l:e!n m ; Coilef
Pr'paralortf ; HiiiuesM : Oralorv, an, I Mn.e. Aildn-nn,
lor proapect UK, Joa. K. KIiik.D.J)., Port Kdward, N.Y
SuMum infitimmtitUm, Central nil Irniorrhiign,
Acute aui LKrotiic. Yftntut u.ul AimtittM.
lNYALUAIUJ- VOU
Ponil'a Kxtrnrt la tlie onlv
apneific fur this dlMi. Cold lit
tho Head, kr. Our ( ntni i h
C'nri (75 ceiitHl. nvclnllv t-re.
Catarrh.
pared to niort aerloua .ases, contalnx all tho curallvr
nropi rllekof rond'a l"l i net our NukiiI Syrluur
CJ.1renfa), Invaluable fur two in catarrhal afloctions,
ia alniplo and rffivtlvr.
Sore Thront aul Liiiiitm. ('hnpiird Ilnml
nnd Fnrt arc Rn-ntly licneliied by tho Kxrriiet.
Krorstrd l.hlilm and C'hllbliilim am promptly r.
lieved, and umiualelv runsl by I'o-nd'x ICxfrnrl.
I"lt Ih unnale to n- oih rartle!i with our dlrec.
tioiiH. )nit on havinv I'i iND ij KXTltAC T. lUnift
all imitation and aubHtitutes.
irmi ir fiTf iTTnin
Ihe 1'urpNt and lieat McUiri n evtr Hadt.
Aec.mbinaMon of Hopt, Buoh''1
rlrnUtu ami Dnrfr,llnn.witJt mti a.ir.
motcurativprorra of all other Blttuia,
mail e tne ni-:aiet Blood Purifier, Liver
Rag U l tor, ami Life and lleuUh lw;Urni
Atreut uttNNMrlrMrHraM artli.
No illniaM ok an pomlbly lone- eilnt where flop
llltWra are utkx'dioTai'iud and pui'foct arc their
CilKimtiOlULaSMrk
Ti7 gire ullt!i aalTtesrto '.io ijod taJ InSrm.
To all wluwe eniloymentacauo irrrmilarl
tjrirtlu'lHiwelaor urinary onrajia, or who ru-
riiaivcn Apiietiicrionic anu mua Hiimuiant,
lUi:riiii. iiiui iiivi"able, without IntOZ-
icatin:
.V. m:.:; what your fMV;'linra or UTmptomt
arc vv! :u tut oiu.eorailnM)ut ia uau Hop mtr
ix i-i. im,i i i.nii unuiyoima airK but tr you
oulv U-i I Uid or miM..rsirilM uae tlifm mt. nnnA
It may to y ;mr llfe.lt haul' od hundreda.
CBOO "111 bo unid fori
ftiroorhelii. llo not anrrert
uffer.but uaeandurire themV 10 Hot B
drunken noatruin. but the llinwcW. and llet
Remember, flon Rltttfpa fa n. Vile, rlrn cr...
UiMUriiie ever nuule s the LN?AiJut. FlUKO
ana uont" and no person or family
D. I. O.I' an absolute and Irrealiitil.le cu
uarcoiicH. au aoiu ur urutrLrlsta.
tor Circular. Uop Blttm mtg. Ca..
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-rt,. pomiMft Itampl, trS
wtviu- : , wun clwir Blftiri
m aaw-ej UIW 1 I1U- ilUptT, ill
orujr aua Wftrtont-
U made almply tTV,? &aArC
aj 1 1 Otitic nur Watnhu - itNriv
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The liext hii,1 eh....,.. v'
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Shell and Ambc. Tmib i.T..4,0"0"
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aim lifcfct; ituilaniBiam,,.
uvuiial. .pru,luruiK the most
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tlie .SK.1.N a:i, B a-liy
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pleivi at on Brl a i.,.,.,i..
mq piievery well appointed toi-
1 tV? 1J''f Ofntieman.
f "' by liru.uitia and ai-
t-r 1'ipot. : , iuniSI v y
t llll'i K V l'll Aut!
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a year to Apeuts, and eiiwn.sea. HH Outfit
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