influence. " 'SS'-3
It m tho lnilililing pprinpj tlint flown
pontly, thn liltlrt rivulet which men all
day nnd niplithy the farmlionso, tht
if useful, rather thnn the Bwollen flood
of the roaring catnrnct. Niagara oxcitoa
our wonder, and we stand amazed at
the power and preatness of Ood there,
as ho "ponrs it from the hollow of His
hand." But one Ningnris enongh for
the continent and the world, while the
pame world reqnireH thonaauds and tons
of thonands of silver fountains and
fcently-llowinfr rivulets that water every
farm and meadow, and every garden,
and that shall flow every day and every
night with their gentle, quiet beauty.
Ho with the acts of our lives. It is not
ly great deeds.like those of the martyrs,
that good is to be done. It is by the
daily and quiet -virtues of life, the
Christian temper, the good qualities of
relatives and friends, and all, that it is
to bo done.
No Ijner Kncmlfn.
It is recorded of a Chinese emperor
that on being apprised of his enemies
having raised an insurrection in one of
the distant provinces, he said to his offi
cers, "Come, follow me, and we will
quickly destroy them." . He marched
forward, and the rebels submitted
npou his approach. All now thought
that he would take the most signal re
venge, but were surprised to serf the
captives treated with mildness and hu
manity. . How I" cried the first min
ister; "is this the manner in which yon
fulfill your promise? Your royal word
was given that your enemies should be
dest roved, and behold I you have par
doned them all, and even caress some of
them." "I promised," replied the em
peror, with a generous air, " to destroy
ny-enemies. I have fulfilled my word;
for see, they are enemies no longer I
have made friends of them."
Hrlislons Newt and Notes.
It is reported that there are 95,103
Presbyterians in New Zealand.
The Lutherans have only twelve com
municants among the colored people of
the South.
Syria, it is said, has eighty foreign
preachers, 300 native helpers, 1,000
Christians, and 450,000 churchgoers .
The Northern and Southern Presby
terian churches at Hogersville, Tenn.,
Lavo united, the Northern church suf
fering itself to be absorbed into the
Southern one.
Tlie Methodist Episcopal mission in
Central China has opened a new Btation
at Kingchiang, an important city, where
the Yangtse-Kiang is joined by the
Grand canal.
The Free "Will Baptist Mission dis
pensary at Midnapur, India, has com
pleted its forty-first year, and treats an
average of about 3,000 patients a year.
It has several branches.
Bishop McTyeire, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, preached re
cently in the Methodist Mission chapel
at Homo, Italy, where ho was inter
preted by Dr. Vernon, of the mission.
The Society for Propogating the Gos
pel among the Heathen the mission
ary society of; the Moravians of the
United States has received during the
past year $12,500. It supports missions
in Canada and Kansas.
The fact that Bishop Eiley of the
Protestant Episcopal church is wealthy
is a felicitous circumstance for the work
in Mexico, of which he has charge. He
has thus far spent out of his own means
70,000 for this work.
The preachers who were transferred
from one conference to another in the
Methodist Episcopal church in thp
course of the last conference year num
bered 28G, it is said, or only one in
eighty-three of the efactiv?list.
Tbe Congregational churches of Con
necticut, according to the statistics at
the State conference, contains 55,202
members. There were 391 ministers
and fifty-two licentiates at work during
the year. ,
A preacher who has attained consider
able celebrity for his queer ways, was
minded to rap his choir for the unin
telligible waj in which they did their
singing. So ho did in prayer. After
the conclusion of the opening anthem
he addressed the Almighty in this wise:
" Lord, without doubt Thou knowest
the meaning of the song which has just
been sung in Thy house. But Thou
knowest that wo know nothing about it.
Nevertheless we pray that in some way
it nay be blessed to us all." This was
in certain way smart, yet it was
irreverent- and it is said to have made
the choir augry. A choir treated in this
way will be almrt sure to take some
unpleasant way ot -retting square with
the dominie who vents his sarcasm at
their expense.
A Busy Man.
A Milwaukee man while in Chicago
, recently sent a bouquet of flowers to a
relative in a isconsiu town, and when
ha heard from them they had arrived
four days after being shipped, wilted
and dead. He was mad, and in talking
it over with a railroad man, the rail
roader said: " You must not expect too
much of an express agent. Now that
bouquet has to pass Junction, and I
know the express agent there. He Is
the depot agent, express agent, keeps a
restaurant, is postmaster, acts as switch
man, helps unload ireight, checks bag
gage, keeps a store, works a team on the
road, drives passengers to adjoining
towns, is sexton m a onureh, bnvs coun
try produce, keeps the hay scales, runs
the caucuses or botn political parties,
goes out shooting chickens with bum
mers, keeps a pool table, has a mill for
grinding sugar cane, and runs a hop
yard, besides helping his wife run a
Uiillinery Btore, Now, a man tnat lias
km much business as that ought to be
excused for letting a bouquet remain in
tho express office a week or ten days."
The man who sent the bouquet said,
como to think of it, they were
mifchtv lucky to get the flowers at all,
and he would apologize for any words
he might Lwve upokon in the heat of
debate. What the country wants is a
diveibitvof industries. J'tiiks Sun,
Pennsylvania produced 3,G16,G(jS tons
iron and btee) iu 1S.S0, being about
i) tuns li'Sri than tho production of
t of the Union.
HEALTH HINTS.
Iws of Life is in favor of invalid,
or for that matter, well people, pleep
ing in about tho same temperature that
they live in during tho day. It thinks
that, persons confined largely in tho
house during the day make a miwtake
in sleeping in rooms absolutely cold at
night.
Lmrs of Life does not consider pine
apples very good food. Thoy are in
digestible as compared with other fruits.
The fiber is apt to be woody and to ag
gravate dyspeptic ejnditions. Bananas,
except in peculiar conditions which are
entirely personal, may be faten with
benefit aud without disturbance. They
form one of the most nutritious and
palatable articles of diet. Their effect
upon tho bowels is very good, and they
are every way worthy of a place among
tho best of fruits.
Great quantities of paris green are
used during some seasons of tho year
and as accidents may happen, it is well
to know the antidoto for tho poison.
Paris green owes its deadly properties
to arsenic, as, does London purple.
Should either of these ba taken into
the stomach let the person drink copi
ous draughts of milk, or raw eggs beaten
up, and as soon as possible give an
emetic, mustard is as good as anything,
and keep up the action of vomiting by
giving milk between tho paroxysms of
vomiting. When tho stomach no longer
rejects what is swallowed, give a good
dose of castor oil.
To prevent hair from fallidg out or
turning gray, take a teacupful of dried
sage, and boil it in a quart of soft water
for twenty minutes. Strain it off and
add a piece of borax tho nizo of an
English walnut ; pulverize the borax.
Put the sage tea, when cool, into a quart
bottle ; add the borax ; shako well to
gether, and keep in a cool place. Brush
the hair thoroughly and rub the wash
well on the head with tho hand. Then
after a good hard rubbing, brush the
hair well before a fire so it will become
dry. Exchange.
Professor Ira Remson, of the Johns
Hopkins university, has been investi
gating the effect of cast-iron stoves on
health whether the stoves do or do
not allow deleterious gases to escape.
The verdict is in favor of the stoves.
Professor Bemsen finds that carbonic
oxide the gas alleged to Je so dele
teriousdoes not pass through red-hot
cast-iron "even of the thickness of an
eighth of an inch. Moreover, a careful
examination did not in any one instance
detect any deleterious gas given out by
a well constructed furnace. Where
carbonio oxide gas is found, its presence,
it is declared, is not due to its passing
through cast-iron in any appreciable
quantity.
Tho Empress of Germany at Church.
A letter from Baden Baden to the
Springfield (Mass.) Republican, says:
Three weeks ago the empress of Ger
many with a retinue of servants came
to Baden, and a week later the emperor
with his suite and the whole German
court arrived from Berlin. The royal
household, the court included, occupy
the Hotel Mesmer, which the propri
etor retains exclusively for his royal
guests during their stay. This hotel is
only separated from the Conversation-
haus and the beautiful grounds where
the visitors promenade every afternoon
and evening by a very narrow street.
Persons promenading back and forth,
listening to tho delightful music from
the fine band in the kiosk, or sitting
by the restaurant sipping their coffee
or drinking their beer, can at almost
any hour, if so disposed, get a glimpse
of royalty in fact, a good square look
- as it goes and returns from its rides
and walks. The empress, whose seven
tieth birthday was celebrated this week,
carries the weight of so many years
gracefully, and without giving evi
dence of such an advanced age. To see
her out every morning taking her
'constitutional, and walking so brisklv
that her maid and footman in livery
have to walk 6harp to keep pace with
her, it is hard to realize that she has
seen threescore and ten years.
Her majesty is a devoted church
woman. During her stay at Baden she
attends regularly every Sunday the little
English church, and joins in the service
like any other stray visitor that might
enter the house of worship. She times
her arrival so as to be present just as
service i are to commence. She rides to
church in a close, handsome, not over
expensive carriage, drawn by two ele
gant, coal-black horses with silver
nfounted harness. The coachman and
footman are in livery, and the stout.
plain-looking German woman, plainly
dressed, who rides with her mujesty in
side, is, I fcujipose, oue of the ladies in
waiting, or "maids of honor." At the
church door one of tho wardens. Mr.
Oakes, of New York, stands ready to
receive her, and escorts her to her Beat,
which is directly in front of the chan
col. Last Sunday I happened to have
a seat directly behind her majesty, and,
of course, but could observe all her
movements, what she wore, etc. If I
had the peculiar talent of Borne female
writers I would undertake to describe
her dress, but I forbear.
It was so very plain and inexpensive,
and at the same time so sensible and
appropriate for church-going, that I
know the fashionable world, which
would expect an empress' dress to be
sparkling with diamonds and covered
with the richest of laces, would be dis
appointed. All of her dress that was
visible her straw hat with a single
ostrich plume, her silk and mantle with
modest and inexpensive trimmings
cost altogether not more thau some of
the very fashionable and expensive hats
worn by some of the very fashionable
ladies in Borne of the very fashionable
American churches. The moment her
majesty got fairly seated she searched
in the depths of her pocket and drew
out her purse, from which she extracted
a ten-mark gold piece 182.50), and care
fully placed it ou the railing in front of
her. This was to be ready for the con
tribution box, and bhe evidently al
Lered to the old motto, " Pay as you
go." She then found her place in tbe
prayer book, responded throughout t!
(service in good English, and joined u
biuguig the hymns, etc. And tho wor
no speytftclcs, either.
I'JwIn Forrest nnd White Cloud.
Many years ago, while Edwin Forrest
was playing n rngiigenient in a Western
theater, Whit Cloud and a number of
other Indian chiefs w?re on their return
from Washington. Stopping iu the
town over night, they wero conducted
to the theater to neo the great American
tragedian. Mr. Forrest was then in the
prime of life, his voice being up to the
maximum of a stentor. The play on
thai evening was "Metamora," which is
now in the possession of John MoCul
longh. White Cloud and his band of
warriors were accommodated with seats
in a stngo box. The theater was crowded,
aud it was very evident that the audi
tors were anxious to observe what effect
the performance would have on the
simon-puro children of the forrest.
The play piocoedtd, nnd although the
Indians could not understand a single
word that was said, yet they appeared
to bo much interested, occasionally
giving to one another a satisfactory
grunt. After awhile they became
rather uneasy, which seemed to be
simultaneous among them all. This
was more apparent when tho Indian
war-whoop came from behind the scenes.
Tho eyes of tho audience were upon
White Cloud, who two or three
iraes grasped the tomahawk in
his belt. The other warriors
did so likewise. The party wore
getting more excited as the play
proceeded. They looked at each other
with anxiety; their eyes indexed the
fact that their "souls were in arnv,"
Presently Metamora, with uplifted toma
hawk, rushed upon the stage, and when
ho gave that war-whoop, which none but
a Forrest could do, the Indians could
remain in their seats no longer. Forrest
gave a second and a shrill whoop, where
upon White Cloud aud bis band, join
ing in full chorus, sprang upon tho
stage, and, brandishing their toma
hawks and glittering knives, rushed to
ward Metamora. Forrest was dumb
founded for a moment, but he soon took
in tho situation, and finding that the
real Indians were on his side, ready to
do or die in his behalf, he felt that he
had achieved one of his greatest tri
umphs in the profession he bo much
loved during his eventful life. In de
tailing this anecdote Forrest Baid that
he was not really aware at the time of
the performance that he was using an
exact "whoop" for reinforcements, but
the wild Indians understood it and re
sponded as followers of Metamora. Tho
house was thrown into the wildest ex
citement, which soon cooled down, with
the general belief that it was the best
performance and most effective rendi
tion of the Indian play ever made by
the distinguished actor.
The Camel and tho Needle's Eye.
The passage from the New Testa
ment, " It is easier for a camel," etc.,
has perplexed many good men who
have read it morally.
Iu oriental cities there are in the
largo gates small and very low aper
tures, called metaphorically "needlos
eyes, just as we talK oi windows on
ship-board as " bull's eyes." These en
trances are too narrow for a camel to
pass through them in the ordinary
manner, or even if loaded. When a
loaded camel has to pass through one
of these entrances it kneels down, Its
load is removed and then it shuffles
through on its knees.
' Yesterday, writes Lady Duff Gor
don from Cairo, " I saw a camel go
through the eye of a needle, that is, the
low, arched door of an inclosure. He
must kneel and bow his head to creep
through; and thus the rich man mus
humble himself."
Working? Up liuslnes?.
Atiolemn-looking man recently walked
nto tho ofllce of the Petaluma Peavine,
and handed a paper over to the adver
tising clerk and said: "IwiU pay you
your top advertising rates to have
that priuted in your Answers to Cor
respondents ' column every other week
during the summer."
The item read:
"Amateur Sailor. The quickest way
to bale out a boat while sailing is to
pull out the plug in the bottom."
"lm atraid we can t do it," said the
clerk, regretfully; upon which the sol
emu party folded up the paper and
walked out with a deep sigh.
"Who is thatv asked the editor,
looking up.
"Its the new coroner." San Fran
cisco Post.
Mrs. Julia Van Eaten, of Forrestville,
Va., is ninety-one years of age, and has
an army of descendants. She is tho
mother of twelve children, nine sons
and three daughters; the grandmother
of eighty-six children, the jn-eat-grand
mother of 110 children, the great-grreat-
grandmother of ten children 254 souls
in all.
A l ard.
Clou Fulls (N. Y.) Times.
Gles Falls, N. Y., Dec. 11, 1880.
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For boys the court valet costume is
the style. It is a square coat fitted in
the back, high in the neck, and fastened
with small buttons of cut steel down
the front to tha waist line, where it is
slanted off to the back, showing a com'
paratively long waistcoat, with pockets
and cut-steel buttons. Tho plain
sleeves are trimmed with similar but
tons. Cleveland Leader.
Mr. Orlando Weatherbee. eavs an ex
change of ours, proprietor "The Spenoer
Hmrmaev." 8nencer. Mass.. renorts :
My customers speak very highly of the
great Uerman ronieuy, bi. jacoDS ua,
it havinur always civeu excellent satis
faction. One of them, Mr. Henry
Belcher, his been greatly benefited by
its use in a case of severe rheumatism.
and he refers to it in terms of highest
praise.
Aftor the profuse kissing that went
on between the Czar and Emperor YVil
liam, at Dantzio, it would not be unpre
cedeuted in history if they should pro
ceed to f glit each ether.
The Oldest of Mnnimlea.
AnVbrg the royal mummies the oldes
is King Kankenon, one of the latest
momirehs of the seventeenth dynasty.
According to Marlette, this dynasty
ended B. C. 1703. As Ilatkenen was
not the last of this line, wo nhall not bo
far out of the way in Paying that his
mummy, with its fine linen shroud and
its three carved cases fitting together
ike a rest of boxo8,is about 3.700 years
old. Four hundred years before the
Israelites crossed the lied sea this mon
arch ruled in Thebes. Nearly all that
we know of tho doings of humanity
upon the earth haB taken place since he
was oiled and perfumed and laid away
in his painted boxes. Yet we.can touch
his hands to-day and look into his face
and read his history written all ovor his
coffin. I New York Tribune.
"Mm! ni Mm!"
Not so fast, my friend ; for if you would boo
tlio Kh-ntig, lioaitliy, blooming hipii, women
and children that have been raised from bods'
of Bieknem, suffering aud ahmwt death, by tlio
v.ho of Hop Hitter, you won Id Buy, "Truth,
glorious truth." Seo "Truths" In another
column.
A Georgia farmer mistook his ragged
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playfully shot a bullet into him.
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"9 "Slf A AND tXl'l'NSIS TO
ItS AGKSTS. Oullit tie,-. A.lile.
I I I . Je k e l-. Au u li .11 e .
CAT MMfM WANTKII to !! Stfi,,n,rv
0 1-XjXjO-a-iJtlH (i,,.is .ii ,-i)iiniii-.Jn.ii. ht iid
Kiu'np fnr ti-ruii. VHiKSK 1TB. Co., Wiineu. l'i.
WA TnTT"P C",lc'""r'"
rce. A JJIrrti, hioonarrl
GUNS"
ut Wrt. Ouo Wfi. l"itt. Mi.h, r.
T 7 9 A u ' 1 W . t l i h (1 t y i
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PESIOMS
CHEAPEST TIOQKSINTHEnrUKU)
!sU-ulM'U..v 1J 'iii.nw' History fFI
cory ul kuuUud. P gn. Literature, 1 I'pa l J rf-n
4 12iiiO Vol. I J 1 Ji.K) Vol. bitiiilboiiiuly It I Odtui-J-
Onlr Half Allvo.
Tliorn avft hcHla of men ami women 'who, to
coin a phraso, aro only half alive. That in to
pnv, they Iibvo Kcldom if ever any nrpetitn, aro
ne'i voita, wenlt, fldfretty and trouliie-d ly num
hoiloss small piina nnd ache.' In tho prcsniieo
of vipnouf, rxubi r:iit vitality they aeem morn
!s'!nio. Knell persona ro mmaiiy lonci oi
iemieiitlv doainii thnmaelvea, r.valloiving in
tho ciiuriu of tho year ntioiiRh drns to Block
any apothecary' shop of averting diineiialona,
'J h'iH, of courao, defeats Instead of furthering
tho end in viow, viz., tho recovery of health and
vitfnr. Wero thoy to peek it from an unfailing
dourer- of vitality, llWettor'a Stomach Hitters,
Jitnv dillereiit would bo their oaso. ThonviRor
would return to their debilitated frames, tho
Blow of health to their wan cheeks, their trom
blinu, uncertain Knit would grow firm and
dual ic, appetite, that grnndent of all ionrees.
would io it relink lor tho daily food, wero it
ever so coaroo, aud refreshing sleep would
crown tho tanks ot tlto ilrty.
. The world knows no victory to be
compared with that over our own pas-
rious and failings.
Not n HevernoP.
"They aro not a bevorngti, but t niodiclflo,
Willi cuiauvo. pnipeitiea ot mo inquest degree,
nlaiuiiiK 110 poinotious tlruKs, i'hey do not
tear (I, wn an already tl Militated nystnin, but
build it, up. Olio ladllo contains inoro bops,
that is, nmro real hop strength, thnn a banc!
of culinary beer. Kvcr-druggist in Hoehester
sells tneni, ami the ph. Moians proacribo thorn."
li'ichrflrr Kerning Kxprms on lion Mltiri.
If yon wish to Bppcar agreeable in so
ciety you must consent to be taught
many thiuga which you know.alrcady.
ron dysvk.vsia, iNniorRTNvs, depression of
spirits and general debility in their various
tonus, also us a luvventivo against lever and
nguo and other intermittent fevers, tho
l''l',ltltoritoSI'll01HTrlll'.I.IXIROK('At.ISATlJAnK,
nntdo by Caswell, Hazard & Company, Now
1 oili, and fold bv all (Iruguists, is tho lei-t
tonic; and for patients recovering from fever
or other sickness it has noepial.
lled-llilus, ItnnrliPH.
Hats, cats, mice, ants, Hies, insects, olearedout
by "Hough on Hats." Jfie., druggists.
Vkiktink. Tho great success of the Vkok-
tink as a cleanser and puritler of tho blood is
shown beyond a doubt by tho great nmnbers
wlr have takett it, and received immediate
relief, with such reiuaikablo euros.
(Tli Is engraving represents ths Lungs In a healthy state.)
A STANDARD REMEDY
IN MANY HOMES.
For f'oilfflts. f'nlilM. f'l-niin. lti-mirliltl anil all
other a'teetienii ol the 1'liroat Hu.l 1.1 N(JS. It
Kiauus uurivuiuit auiiutti-rly bejiiuilaucuniiictiuon
IN CONSUMPTIVE CISES
It approaches so near arpoeine that "Nlnety-flvo"
h.t cent, am ix-rinuneiitiy enreil wnero tnu direc.
lions an strictly eiiinnlietl with. Thertt in no elwMiii.
val or other inredicnta to hariu the yuuuK or old.
AS AN EXPECTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL!
IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM !
J. N. HARRIS &7cO., Proprietors,
CINCINNATI, O.
FOR SALE BY-ALL DRUGGISTS.
N Y n u II
Cyclopedia War.
Thopreat Library of rnlvrr.al Kuowlriltre
now eimielet-d. lanto tyts eilitimi, le-.u-ly 4h,ikiU
topics in every department of human knewleilne,
alieni H) jHTceiit. laiver than ChallllrH Kneyelnpe
ilni 111 lief-.-..lit. lurvi-r thnn Aeeleton's. 'JO 1HT -eut.
lunxor than JoIuikoii'm, at a mere tract ion of their
cost, iilieen laivo ()etavu oliiiu.- nearly lif.doO
pni'es, eeniplete in cloth m lin, 11 I in half IOih.
Hiit, tiiHi in lull lilirary sheep, imirlilei edtiea.
hliecial terms to chilis. till 1
$10,000 REWARD
lux the uiontlis of J ill v
and AuuuFt. Hend cnilek lor speeimen I'at'e" and
lull partii ulara to AMKIIICAN" HOOK hXt'UANoK.
John H. Ai.okn, Maiias-'i-r, 7( I Urnaiiway. i Kora
I
V
tlo.
11.. IS.. .... ulilK l'i I ! It lllk M N't-W itiili
Illood, nnd will coini'lcH-ly rhuno the blixxi iu the
entire hynti-in in inree ininiiiih, aiiv i-i-imiu who
will take one pill caeh nlxlit from 1 to laweeksniav lie
restored to sound health, if tiui li a thluK lie ixwsible.
Kohl evervwhei-e or s.-ut by mull lor K letter staiuiH.
I. h. Johnson iV to., ilostou, .iiuui.,
forinerl ylln nuor, !!. i
AROMATIC MILK
A pleasant, speedy cure
forl'II.ES. One pack-
ri AJP tw , ,Z
m m (.nrelnflTerveaie. Price
one dollar. Bold by rlrunirtHta or sent by mall. Ad
drets UU. L. II. 11AUKI.S, IMttsburgb, Pa.
(TR4n eOni1,,ray at liouie. S!oii))I-h worth e.rtree,
IU AdilreasSTiNwiN ! Co.. 1'iirllauil. Maine.
BAl AM
I I rl I I I I I I I II III III I I I
mi
w u If 1
Dr. METTAni'S TIUAD ACITR PfT.m euro rooft vrondcrftilly In a very
abort tliiio T lot It blCU end M'.UVOIH JIF.ADAC HKj Hint while acUiig ou
the nervnui ayatem, clo.-inso tho Ftoinacli of cxccjs cf bilo, protlucLij a
reguliur Healthy uctlou of tho bowels.
fill E3
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ii
A full nizo box of ll'fo V(;lnub?o with full dlrertfonn for a coin.
plrte cure, mail to uny aUtlronj on recelitt of rii;"io !irt-,-ccut puiitaco
fcluu.itj. I'-i talo l ull druUts at JiJc. bolo PrtirJi'tors,
UKOV.i CUYMICXL CCU'iVJrY.Ealtimorc.Md,
GOO
ETROLEUU
Used and approved by tho leading PHYSI f-
niajna oi i-uiturji ana Am r.iuua..
I The most V aluable & (" I I
"iiuvyii, r' r - y it n i ' 'rii
A li J'z
SOKES.
SETW DISAJ5K3, ' EHiUMATISM,
CATAEEIL HE3I0UIUI0IDS, Eta. Alao for
Conrrhfl, Cold. Bor Threat, Cronp
"XTy tuem. . aud 60 cent uzea
O.UAt U Ii. AT 1 li K PI1ILAUIA.PHI1 lAl'OM liU
tll.YiU iulllll, AT 1IIK PAISI
A TOUGH HOUSE ftTORY.
Tlio CineiriTinti FnqHirrrlnicly pnl.lislied
tlio followinjt horse story, vliich wn kit
just it appeared: "A envious lnMnno
of xnpm'ity in the horso occurred recently
in tbe Mivblea of Mr. A. Totiinum, situntcd
on North Elm Rlrect, Mr. T. hns for ft Ioiir
time been in tho habit of nslnjt St. Jacobs
Oil, tho Oreat Ocrmiin Komedy.in bin ex
tensive stablen. Among Mr. T.'s many
homes in a grout, powerful Canadian draught
horso. This luii'mul in eourso of timo pot
m that that bo knew tbe Kt. .Ucona Oil
bottle very well; no well, in faet,tbfit one day
recently on Mr. T.'s return from buslne,
upon entering tho stables be cmiRht him
ll. L lnir (ho grim uhnulder of ftbeast Which
BtoodlM-sidebim; tho nuimal, giving a wise
..viior .
V,,
Hiu vey tohislickin;; woik.tumed bis bend
nud eiiUKhtup with bis teeth from the box
used as ita reeeptftblo n bottle of ST. J ACOIIH
()iu Ho threw Ibo Indtlc on the ftonr
with violence enoue-h to break it, nnd then
deliberately licked up the Ft. Jacobs OU.
antl apiilicd it to the cut, Keaders, we have
wen the laws of association belied by IxiiiKS
with less Hcnse. than TouKhman's horse.
The word has passed unions us, and when
we sen a man who won't try the Oil, we
say, 'He is worse than Toiiubnian's harae.'"
To many this may appear u a very " totifrb"
utory ; and were there not proofs innumer
able of the efficacy of tho (treat German
Uiincdy they would be JitHtilied in ho
(lesijinutiiiRit. The testimony, however. is
plentiful antl pointed, and is from people;
whose lonsi experience in mat I era upper
tifininn to horseflesh entitles their opinion
(o pvotV.nd (-.ci iideiatioa mnl rcupcet.
Jf to ar munfe J If you aro a .
nt hiiM,nf.wiAk- I - J nin of v
j , VI Jl '
mlnew.wea
ATlMl tiv the kLtuq
tri4toiliiittuvrni-l- j
T.itir duties avoid
tuiilit uik, to r.
tetv bnun nerve sad
tliiiulanta and u
Hop- Bitters.
wsmo, um Hop B.
rorTerlns; from any In
nun i It ytm are uiar
youuir, suUfrinif li-otn
us; ou a bed of aiok
Bittora. If yoo are yoons? and
Iwretlon or dnwipaH
d
poorhunltb or uviijtulih
nees, rely on Hop
rll nr
tlnitle, oiu or
Whoever yooarK, is-Wh tii.eipiuin.ai.
whenever ion fel I 1 ?ny i roin
tlint imr srnein
f.
ii of Kid if
'Bjm thut ni.
niwl. i.inetllllnB-. ten-
dlM-
i.tlht
Ino; or ctlmiilAtliiif.
itlinutln'uruliui;.
mr. oinn erevei
1.U..1
pj a itiueiy dm or
take HOD
Bitter.
nopaitxers
.. J
fvniia. kKlMU 4-
D. I. O.
Is an sheolut.
nml IrrealitA-
orunnorveoin-r 1 ' b
.mnl, dli-'
nf the atomm-V
doiivls, lool
'lil.nuta (ur
tiliiinkeaneis,
of opium,
llwrornmM
Ton will be
cured If vouuoe
Hop Bitters
tfyoarelm
fily weak ami
uwiptnti-d, try
Iti It may
save your
life. It has
avfid hun
dreds. uaroutios.
fVldbydrvtr
Clrvular, bop Brrrm
ro co.,
Beckectev, 1.
A Tifonte, Oat.
MANUFACTORY
' Anil Wholesale Depot
465 FULTON ST.,
BROOKLYN.
Imiiortant to the InvaMs of America.
nii.i
Th'w wTwKVKrtY FOItM OF DIRFASE known to
mail, wit bout meilielne eliatmea of ,'rJ',-"Uf
tien. li,iKK) 1T.IISOSS nnee 11 I.VI.KSS INVA
LIDS, ai-e now rejuiciuu in tlio MeahiiiKS of lit
bTOHKl) 1IKAI.T11. , , . ..
All elieekH and t,imee onlera fnr " Y " "QNJf. '
FMitH iiniNt lm made tiatabln to M. ILSOA, 4U-J
II I.TUN BT.,liKIOKIAN.
Send tor eireulars, priee l!t and other memoranda
rciranlliiKtbe "W1I.KONIA." ,,,,,,....,.
We (live from the Hat of tbousandsof " WlLSONIa,
'iATlVl? Tt FFFr.FNCFS : p
Hon. Horatio Sevniimr. t'tii a. V 1.: lion. Peter
rooiair. Hon. Tlmrlow Weed, t i.iiuiiodore O. K. Oar
rin. (leueral S. (Irabani. Jml'-'e 1'vl l'araona. f
N. Y. Cilv: i. H. Hot (men-baiitl, S.rnee M., N. Y.;
1. V. Fairweatlier, tiuereliaiitl. Spruce St., N. .; 1'..
ll.HtliiiM.n (inenUant), Si inee St., V .; riiomaa
Hall. 1H4 Clinton Ave liiookhn: ( idonel Bayard
Claih. M K. 4'lb St., N.Y.: llon..7olin Mitchell (trvaa
nr..riHnK1klviiMiw.. ltbb.;',ii.' WyeW.ill St.,U klyu.
"tt.OOO Aicenls llantcd lor I. He a.l
t contains the full htntory of lits noWe and oventful
lite and daBtardlv aeaieiuBtiou. Millions of oiin
aro waitiiiK for tlilsbiHik. Tlie beat clianee of your
lifetouiako money. Beware of "oatoliiicimy " iinl
tatlons. This la the only autlientio and lullv illii"
tiiiteil lilo of our martvrod l'reeident Send tor
circulars and eitra terms to aventa. Addrcua
KAT1UNAL fPBUSlftyQ CO.. Philadelphia. I'a.
A11KI.IGIH ) ULM I UA HoN.lr.tromui.lri, r.l.n.
did rAiildiux, elvRut epiK.ir.tni.oite. uiieijonllFii futili
ties, sltiHfnl ptivemisiia. All ohrnine tlim-a'ti. iHxii.fully
treated. &liMlriiterelii. Kamita hium. IUttleCreuk, Wich.
VffllNf! MFN If you wouliilearu Teleraihy in
I mull four moutliH, and bo eTlainef a
situation, address Valentino liriki,, J.tueaviilo, Wis.
Vlal.EN'H Ilrnln Kootl-eiireM N'orvoiie D.-l .11 if v
Weakneiwol lii iiei-aliveOivaiin. Iil alldl-u;iWti.
Fend torl'irenlnr. Allen'e Pharuiaev.:il:i Kind av.,N.Y,
.KSTl-V'ANTKI for tlie Beat and Kantei-t-bolliUK
Picttirial liookeaud lilile. l'rieea ndueed
B.I er ct. National KiiblislKug Co., Philadelphia, l'a.
rcc s week in your own town. Term and $5 outilt
1IUU ;
1 free. Add's H. HAl.t.Krr A: Co.. Portland, Maine.
ji'OrnHOadayadd'H W. K. How.lileh, Huaton. Maia,
r3
1
,3.
PI 1 S
JELLY
TbeTollel
ArUclearfroin pur.
Vaaeuna such w
Pomade Vaseline.
Vaseline Cold Cream,
Vascliao Camplior Ic
Vaaoline Toilet fioaps,
ere epetiur te soy slaOU eeese
VASELINE COSFKCTIOSSL
An airreeable fcrm cf tak
inSt Vaseline in lernally.
25 CENTS A BOT.
Tor the
Treatment oi
W0TTTIDS, BURNS,
CVT3, CHILBLAINS,
and Diphther:, eto
ox all our goods.
JLAP()m,tf. CliLtJ A'i'li t l.'O.. K .'
. it
: Hill' I
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:j NEVER f
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