Ticking Horrifs.
Away to ths hillside on swift littlo feet,
Trot quick through the meadow In shadow
and un;
Rroad bums and deep crowns over brow tkas
arc ewoot,
And round rosy checks that are dimpling
with fun.
And liome from the hillside on slow little feet
With baskets as heavy as faces are bright; '
And who will be first the dear mother to greet
And neehor surprise and her look of delight?
Dut she never will dream, by the berries
they bring,
Of the millions they loft whore the twool
berries grow,
Away on the hills where the merry birds sing,
And the brook danoes down to the valloy
bolow.
ifargart t SangtUr,
HUMOR OF THE DAT.
Underground work An earthquake.
Can a shepherd's crook be termed a
ram rod.
How to keep house Refase to place
a mortgage on it.
The strongest man is rarely strong
enough to hold his tongne at the right
time.
" Hard-xip " asks : "How can I turn
an honest penny?" S ippose you try
putting the other side up ?
" In the bright lexicon of youth
there's no such word as fail," says
Bulwer; but Bulwer never tried to
crawl under a circus tent.
There is a complaint from England
that leather is found in American
sausages. Good gracious, do they think
we can stop to take the collars off the
dogs?
Kmpp. the cannon maker, now em
ploys 13 000 men, and yet complains
that he is behind his orders. Ho is
safer behind his orders than in front of
his cannon.
" Yon are as full of airs as a muBi'o
bos," is what a young man said to a
girl who rofnsed to let him see her
borne. " That may be," was the reply,
" but I don't go with a crank."
SEOOND-HAND OlttLS.
" I want one servant girl," he said,
"One maid, to order, so to speak."
The employment aigeut scratched his head,
And told the man to call next week.
Next week he came as per request
The clerk could (urn ah no such grade,
But quickly put hi miti 1 at rest,
- lij giving him one ready maid.
Land me five dollars, Joe?" ' Can't
do it; in fact, I am just going over to
try and borrow five from the dootor."
" Well, then, you might as well make
it tea and I'll take five of it. It will
make it easiei to pay, yon know, if it is
divided up between us."
The next total eolipse of the sun to
be seen in this oountry will be on the
28th of May. Astronomers ray the
central line of the totality will be from
New Organs to Norfolk. There is no
need of hurrying np with that piece of
smoked glass. The eclipse will occur
on the 28:h of May, 191)0.
Professor to classical student: " It
Atlas supported the world, who sup.
ported AtlAS?" Student: 'The ques
tion, sir, has often been asked, but never,
so far as I am aware, satisfactorily
"answered. I have always been of the
opinion that Atlas must have married a
rich wife, and got his support from her
father."
A sajacious DmUey,
In no part or the world, probably, is
the pa'lent animal, which is too often
treated with cruelty, so well cared for as
in Spain. In this oountry the donkey
and the mule are pettel and become
great favorites, and among the peasan
try they are almost lookei upon as mem
bers of the household. As showing the
wonderful inQaeuca which kind treat
ment will exero se, especially on the
donkey, wo are told that a Spanish peas
ant who possessed one was ia the habit
of journeying from his home to the city
of Madrid foAt'ie i urposi of oonvevinaj
milk to the custonurs whom he supplied
there; and every morning he and his
donkey with laden panniers went their
arcastomed round. One day, however,
the peasant became ill, and having no
one to feenJ, was in rather a serious
d 1 mma; whereupon his wife Rug zested
that the donk y shonll be dispatched
atone. Aooordingly the panniers were
filled as usual null the oans of milk; a
piece of paper wasattaohed, requesting
customers to measure their own milk
an i return the cans, and the donkey
HUrted off. In a short time the faith
ful creature returned with the empky
cans, having duly pe:fjrmei his errand;
and not only did it oontinne to do so
for several diys, but itsnas'er after
ward learned that it did no! mor dy go
the usual round, and trubt u .uu cus
tomers coming ont to it in the road,
. but cad the sagacity to gi np to their
doors anl ring their balls (which in
8pain often pull downward) with its
mouth,
From a Kasslan lUilroad Carrlag-e.
The following is from Galenga's
"S miner Tonr Through Itissia:' A
dead Hit, hardly broken at intervals by
a wave cf the ground, by some long,
low ridge or small 6orubby knoll; in
terminable, monotonous woodland; not
primeval forest, but mere young birch
and fir stnnted and ragged, with here
and there a rongh clearing, a pateh of
coarse pastnre. Anon, great rye fields,
stretching beyond man's ken, checkered
here and there by more or less abor
tive attempts at wheat, barley or potato
crops; the ground, as a rule, without
hedge, fenoe or wall nobody's
or everv body's ground open to
the inroad of cattle; a sandy, salty, to
all appearance irreclaimable, soil; a
backward, slovenly cultivation; the
cattle neither well bred nor well fed;
everywhere a sense of loneliness; only
at vast distances log houses and barns,
mostly untenanted; horses, cows, sheep,
turkeys and geese in flocks, unattended;
and, further off, straggling towns and
Villages, with high-domed churohes and
tall factory chimneys; and near the
stations great piles of wood, solidly
ranged in rows of logs of different sine
and various colors, as high as housed,
and not without some architectural pre
tenoions, and some arlistio attempt at
qtumt, tasteful patterns.
FOB TUB 1J.DIES.
Nfvra unit Notes forWemrn.
Mrs. L O. Ooburn, a lady of Sun
Antonio, Texas, has 4 j.OOO silk worn;
tt work In her yard.
Dr. Anna Warren, of Emporia. Km.,
has a practice of 5,000 a year, besides
mining interests, that Hill give her a
oompeinoe in old age.
Miss linla WstbU is secretary of an ex
change for woman's work, recently
established in Detroit, which bus met
with decided success.
Mrs. Dr. Tyler Wilcox presented a
ballot at the polls of the West Joplin
Missouri school election, but the judges
declined to receive the vote.
Miss Lizzie Sargent, the younger
daughter ti the minister to Germany,
intends to pursue her medical studies at
a Oerman university. She is already a
qualified physician, having been gradu
ated at the Faciflc Medical oollege.
The progress ot women toward com
plete parity with men iu all the rela
tions of business is illustrated by .the
establishment of an advertising agency
atDoston, jlJlaisdell & Foster; and the
proprietors are Misses L. A. Blaisdell
and E. F. Foster.
Mr. W. E. Kollook, of Madison, Wis
consin, haB four daughters. The two
oldest are well-eduoated physicians;
the third is a successful and popular
minister of a church in a Chicago su
burb, and the fourth is a successful
dentist at Chicago.
Several ladies are employed on the
staff of computers in the astronomical
observatory of Harvard college. It is
said that women have shown them
selves specially competent in the ordi
nary reductions of observations in more
than one European observatory.
Mrs. H. F. Crocker and Mrs. H. A.
Johns were appointed as police matrons
to look alter women prisoners in police
stations and courts, through the action
of the First Brooklyn Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union, which fur
nishes the money for the purpose.
In Wisconsin a committee of women
consisting of Mrs. Emma C. Bascom,
wife of President Bacom, of Wisconsin
university, Mrs. B. L. Delapaine and
Mrs. Heln E. Olin have undertaken to
introduoe suffrage literature into the
newspapers of that State as far as pos
sible. At the last election held in the city
of Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
1,434 votes were polled, 610 of which
were voted by the women. This pro
portion confirms the recent statement
of Governor Hoyt that women vote in
proportion as largely as tire men in
Wyoming.
J ndge Brady has common sense to snp
port him, even if he lacks legal prece
dent, in holding that a wife has aright
to sue her husband for damages from
assault and battery. The reoord of
wife-beating and wife murder in this
city has become intolerably long and
offensive. Christian Union.
Five women, graduates in good stand
ing of several reputable medical col
leges, applied reoently to be admitted
to membership in the Philadelphia
County Medical sooiety, and were black
balled, although the society bad previ
ously voted that women should be eli
gible for membership on the same
terms as men.
A lady, Miss E. U. Keely, is the pro
prietor of a large establishment for t e
manufacture of steam balers, fixtures
and machinery in Williamsrjorr. li
The receipts of her business exceed
$2 000 per month, and she sells her
goods in all parts of the conntry, Eat
and West. She was once bookkeeper
for the firm which carried on the works,
but it failed; the basiness was sold and
she became the purchaser.
Mi Alice Fletcher spoke to a dis
tinguished aud very mnch interest d
aulience in the parlors of the Foundiy
church, Washington, recently, c-n
her life among the Indians, and the
measures which a regard for their Wel
fare and the general publio interests
require in their treatment. The meet
ing was held under the auspices of an
association of Indies interested in the
Indian question, of whioh Mrs. General
Hawley is president.
, The " New Ceatury Club," of Phihi
delphia, one of the largest, is also ore
of the most conservative of women s
organizitions. One of its standing
rules has hitherlo been thot the ques
tion of woman suffrage could not be
broached in its meetings. By general
consent.thisrule was set aside, recently,
and the tabooed topio was the formal
title of the paper read by Mrs. Turner,
one of the founders of the club. A
Beoond innovation was made by having
gentlemen dieouss the paper. The
meetiDgis reported by the correspond
ing secretary as one of the moat interest
ing ever held by the society.
Fashion Notes.
Ruches outrival rufllas or plaitingg
for dress trimmings.
Ficelle or twine laoe is used alike on
silk and ou cotton dresses.
It is said that dark blue canvas shoes
will be much worn this hummer.
New embroidered lace fichus of black
net glitter with a dense covering of fine
cut jet bugles and pendents.
Pale ambei and cypress green are
fashionably combined in French din
ner toilets of satin aud. moire.
Long cnrled hair in the back is again
in lashion for little girls, but the curls
inubt be large, loose and few.
Velvet loops and large Alsatian bows
of velvet will be much used to trim even
summer bonnets of delicate straw.
Black Sioilienne oombined with black
velvet or moire Frncais is used for the
most costly and elegant costumes.
Large Watteau ians are now painted
in floral designs, matching those seen
upon dress fabrics of foulard or sateen.
Kuchinga which show pinked out
edges are again in fashion, but fringed
ruohings aie moat delicate and effjctive.
The Mother Hubbard and Kate
Greenawav stvlea fnr lim oiru
dresses and cloaks grow more in favor
every day.
All morning toilets in Paris are of
vtry aarK enaaes oi Uarmelite, seal
brown, indige blue, Russian green and
dark beetle color.
New cloths for walking dresses are
rootled, and the eoRttimo is made lip in
M nsineisire style, with collar and
cuffs of white cloth,
The long, light rodirtgote worn bvot
a silk or wool skirt having m trimmiu
but a plaited flounce at tho bottom, is
mnch worn by leading society women.
The foil draperies paniers and bouf
fants tournnrs, which there is an effort
to make fashionable, are very unbecom
ing to all except very tall and slender
women.
The old-fashioned ca'eoho or Uoligo
lander of forty years ago is revived. It
is a silk bonnet or hood shirred on
whalebone or splits cf alternate ldng
and short lengths, so as to give tho
bonnet the appearanoe of a half opened
folding gigtop.
Glace silks, which always make up
into bright and stylish dresses, are to
be mnch worn this summer. Some of
the new patterns have a chene r-fctin
stripo, brightened with tiny bouquets
of field flowers, ialin and Pekin reps
are also in fashion once more. Two
other revivals are taffetas and spun silk.
The latter makes very usi ful and pretty
walking costumes for young girls anil
children.
Very long stockinet gloves of pale
gold, black,, cream Color, ivory white,
mauve, doe Color, olive, flesh, pale
buff or tan will soon replace the
mousquetaire glove of kid, being more
suitable and comfortable for warm
weather. Some of the handsomest of
these new gloves assigned for evening
dress have tho tops edged with lace,
and are delicately embroidered with
tiny laurel blossoms and pale green
rose leaves.
Traps.
Man has been called a tool-making
animal, and the first tool was probably
a trap. 1 do not believe that our primo
genitors were carnivorous. Long be
fore they began to covet flesh they
probably hankered after eggs and milk,
and had to devise means for catching
the creatures to supply these. They
had no need of elaborate contrivances.
Experience makes ravages the best
hunters, and it alone can explain their
success in capturing animals whose cun
ning defies the best inventions of the
amateur sportBman. With the simplest
of all imaginable traps an elastio stick
with a noose -tho Patagouian nomads
catch hares, foxes, wolves and the shyest
of a'd American quadrupeds, the moun
tain vicuna. Von Tschndi made the
acquaintance of a Chilian farmer who
hud passed several years in the Andes
before he succeeded ia capturing a live
vicuna Ho had imitated the traps of
the Indians, their method of fixing
them in the sand in the river-banks,
their precaution in obliterating tin
traces of their footsteps, but all in vain,
till an Indian renegade revealed the
secret namely, that the vicunas in
vaiiably select their drinkiug-plaocs
where there is an audible ripple iu the
current ot the river perhaps for the
same reason that cows prefer a brook to
a bond, and a runuing spring to a slug
gish creek. Tho murmuring of the
stream seemed to suggest the idea of
purer and cooler wattr ; and where the
current was slow the Indians contrived
to produce a ripple by an artificial ob
struction. Nearly every animal has some pecu
liarity or other that may be utilized for
its capture. Minks have-a queer fashion
for rummaging a pile of dry leaves, aud
the wild turkty can be taken in an open
trap, because, for soma reason, the idea
of going backward never suggests itself
to bis mind. A Kentucky "turkey-pen
is t-imply a ditch with a roof of losrs
and ending in a cul de-sac, but open at
tiie ottier end. To this opening the
turkeys are alluied by "sprinklings" of
eorn or cranberries, and, entering the
ditch where the bait is scattered more
liberally, they follow it till they reach
the ne plus ultra end ; and it is a de
cided fact that such half-captives will
poke around their pen for weeks without
discovering the means of exit.
The female puma has a marvelous
talent for hiding her lair, bat the trap
per knows enough if ne discovers a
plaoe where she hat torn her prey, for
to that place she will return again and
agaiD, even after tie carcass has been
gnawed into a smooth skeleton. Jack
als, too, are fond of revisiting the
scenes of theirformerrevels ; come ani
mals would seem to be endowed with
the gift that supported Cardinal deRdz
in his exile the faculty of luxuriating
on reoollectioas." In Europe where
new preserves have often to be s'ock-d
with iramfl-birds, hundreds of partridges
si'j sometimes caught alive by the fol
lowing himple device : Near the haunts
of the game a biuh-tdc:) with an open
ing here and there is set across a fiald,
and on either side of the transit-holes
the trapper fasleus a wire nO'Jfie. No
bait is neede 1 ; parirnlg ;s never fly over
a hedge if they can crawl through, their
motive being probably their general re
luctance lo betray their whereabiuts by
taking wing ia an open field. II anted
conies, as well as tats and mice, are
likewise almost sure to make for tho
next hole, iucurring any risks for thj
6ake of momentary concealment. In
chasing a rat about a room, mnch trouble
can be savtd by twisting an old news
paper in ths fjrm of a sugar-loaf bar
and placing it on the door alongside the
wall. If the outlaw cau be induced to
approach it from the open side, he will
dash in with a mueak of delight and
can be oiptured bofoie he discovers tha'
his baibor of refuge has been block
aded. Lippincctt,
Charged Up to Longfellow.
Blanche Raosevelt, in her new book,
" Liniifellow's Ilume L fe," gives a bit
of information not generally known
when she asserts that the little absurd
nursery rhjme, beginning:
Hu're was a li'tle xii'l
Vln had a little o ul
That bmix right down on hur forehead;
And rtk'iii alio Wfs good,
Blio was very, very koo1,
And wueu hIio was lad she was horrid
wis written by Longfellow. The genial
poet wrote it for his little daughter
Edith.
Although the Aztecs wusrohiped the
sun, they were mora bensiliie thau the
to iiiiete.-, sii worship tl tun fHwer.
The Animal World.
A cow with her calf belonging to
WilliBm Heath, of Columbus, Ga.,
stopped at a brook to drink. A large
ram that had been standing cn the op
posite bank walked up to the co, giwo
her a butt Bquare in the foreheal, and
killed her instantly.
On a Sunday evening a watchman in
a Troy factory helped his dilatory dog
into the building with the too of his
boot. On all week days now the dog
enters tho fictory as nsnal. but no
amount of coaxing Can get him near
tho building oh the Sabbath.
A jet black lamb was tho offspring c f
a sheep belonging to Robert Gjddard,
oi uas mil, Maine. Trie mother re
fused to recognize or assist it in any
way, but wheu sho subsequently gave
birth to a snow-white lamb it was
greeted with extravagant affection.
During a storm at Outhbert, Oa , a
barrel containing a hen Setting oh a nest
of eggs was picked up, whirled round,
and blown over the house. It dropped
right side up in tho front yard. The
hen remained undisturbed, and the
chickens were hatched soon after the
aerial journey.
In Uwensboro, fry., a number of
spat rows were building a nest, when
one of them stood off, and, seemingly,
refnsed to assist. There was a row,
and the next morning a sparrow was
seen hanging from the bot'.gh from
which the quarrel took plaoe. It was
suspended in mid air, with a cotton
string about its neck. ,
Dogs that get drunk are not uncom
mon. "Old Jack," of Indianapolis,
Iud., belonging to the fire department,
regularly drahk reluse beer "from the
eropty kegs at the door of the saloon
adjoining its home, bnt getting drunk
tho other day, just as an alarm of fire
sounded, he fell beneath the wheels of
the machine, and was crushed to death.
A monkey belonging to Qeorge Bro
die, ot Pittsburg, Pa., is credited with
extraordinary sagacity. The animal is
often told to briug ono or the other of
the two newsnapers taken by the family
to Mr. Brodie's aged mother. One in
printed with large type, and the other
in very fine and not alwavs clear letters
It is said that whenever ho brings the
litter to the old lady ho brings her
spectacles also.
Much eloquonce hai been expended
upon the mineral wealth of Calif oruin.
but, after all, her golden grain is her
real wealth. AcoorJing to official fig
nres the gold and silv. r mines of tha'
State during ton years, oommencing
with 1871, produced JlS0.5UC.249, but
the wheat fields during the same period
produced 278,008,000 bushels, the
market value of whioh amounted tn
$318,231,036. Wheat; nd not gold, is
king in California.
A Tclllni l,nw.
Mr. Charles Law, Jr., in conversation
with one of our repn Rpntativcs, recently
said: " I have heen a euri"ijrcr from rheiima
ti-un and neuralgia for the past ten yenr,
and tiied all kinds of remedies. Having
heard so much about St. tfacobe Oil, I tried
a hottlc, and found it truly wuiideiful.
Pottatown (Pa.) Llt'er.
If we accept as truth the statement
that every adnlt man Las enough phos
phorus in his system to make 4 000
packages of friction nutche", we may
easily explain why it is that when he
slips up on a ban ma peeling he sees
4,000 packages of friction matches
strike fire.
Mr. Ed Trickett, the celebrated oars
man, Kingston, Canada, says: "I have
found ft. Jacobs Oil a sure and certain
cure for rheurui tiirc, etc." New York
Clipper.
Among the 275, COO Indians reported
in the United States, there are 219
churches and 30,000 chnrch members
Out of seventy tribes twenty-two are
stated to be self-supporting.
"Enjoy Your I.tfi,"
Is good phi'OBO) by, bu'. to ilo so yon mast have
h 'altb. If biiioni and constipated, or blood is
out of order, use Dr. Pierce's " Pleasant Pur)ia
t ve Pellets," whudi aro mild, Jet certaiu in
their operation. Of all dnitnr.iit8.
Mykiads of mice have invaded Siberia, p'un
derin Kranaries and destroying crops wherever
they jjo..
If yoa experience bad taste iu mouth, sallow
ncss or yellow col ir of skin, fuel stupid ai d
ilrowfy mipeiito nnveurty, frequent headache
or dizziness, you are "bilious," and lioihii g
will arorn-e your liver to action and strength' n
up your B.vsieui equal to Dr. Tierou's "Ooldm
Medical Di-i"vi-v." llv drun'ist.
TuritK are now 113 books published in the
English language which the blind can read.
A Donnnza Mtne
Of health is to be found iu It. It. V. Pieroe'a
" Favorite Prescription," to tli merita of
whioli as a remedy lor fcrualti weakness and
kindred atrocious thoin-an l- t-tiiy.
The l'biladel bia Thiw nays that the Knights
ot Labor number 70,000 iu Peuueylvauia.
Wamrr's WnfeKti'nwy wn-i I.lTcr Cure.
TniitE are now in Virginia 118,517 farms iu
the Ktate, against 83,849 in 1870.
Poultry f hoi era.
Its Cause, Katuru, i'ruveutmu and Cure. Uy
A. M. Dickik, M. D., and V. H. Mebhv, M.
D., editor Southern J'oultiy Journal, Louisville,-
Ky. A valuable book for every farmer
or raiser of poultry. Price 25 eta., postpaid.
New Youk Newspapeb Union, 118 and 150
Worth btreet, New York.
Kr.iicr Ails (i reuse.
One ip-pasing lusts two week; all others two
or three days. Do not be imposed ou by the
humbug Btuti'soffured. Ask your dealer for Fi a
zer'e, with laliel on. It sivesyonr horse latw r,
and ou too. It received lirst medal ut the (.'en.
t uiiial and rai ls Kx.i-iiioiiH. Soldtiverys lmi e.
23 Cemi Will Bay "
a Treatise npou tlio J (onto aud his Diseases,
lmok of 100 pages. Valuable to every owner
of horses. Postage stamps taken. Bent poet
paid by New York Newspaper Union, 150 Worth
btreet, New York.
Kldury Dtaease.
Pain, Irrltatiuu, iteieution, Incontinence,
Deposits, Gravel, etc., oured by " Iluchupaiba."
(1. Bend for pain phial to E. S. Wuu, Jersey
City, N. J.
Pubs ooi-javu oil, li-oui aelectud livers, on
tha kbushoro, by Can a ell, Hazard & Co., N. Y.
Ab.-olutoly pure aud seut. Patients who have
once taken it prefer it to all others. Pliysicians
declare it superior to all other oils.
Chapped ha.sus, luce, pimples and rouh skin
cured by usiil Jumper i'ar Uoap, made by Cas
well, Hard A Co., New York.
To make new hair k"W utse Carbuline. a de
oJoried extract of petroleum. Ttiis natural
petruiuuui uair rouewui, as recently improved,
u the only tuiug that will really produoe new
Laic It isajllitiUuJ dewius.
The Science of Life, or Solf-Preratlon, a
medlrnl woik fnr every man young, middle-
.igd or out. i'Ji invaluable prescriptions.
HFft It X'H CAttltOI.IC fAI,VK
ftttieliKST RAtVEfor Cats, irtilm, Sonw, TJleers,
Rnll Illirum. Tottrr, CliRMH-it ltnnda, ClillWatna,
Ocmnanil allkliel" nfHkln Urni'tlnn. Krsrkles snd
rinili, Get HKNKY'S CAUMOLIO SALVE, M all
nthors are conntertWtn. Tries all cents.
Pit. (JltEKN'S OXYIJKNATKII BITTEHf!
IS ths bent UemiMlj fnr D.spvla, llllloitonMS, Ma
laria, Inilinatlnn and Dlacares of ths lllood. Kld-
ticjs, Liver, Bktu, etc
PFTTWU 1UI.SAM euros Couubs, Colds, Htara
matlain, Kidney Troubles, elo. Can be used eiter
ually as a plaster.
reK.;n HOIt- H roWRIiR for Humes snd Oattls.
iH ('ruin "III liny n Teen I Inn upon the
Hore ami liix lsrus. Hook of 1(H) wkp. Valuable
lo every owner or hnrHea. ltffO ntnmi taken.
Sent iNwti-niil l.y Nl AV VOIIK NUWSl'Al'KU UNION,
1.10 Worth street. ;ew York.
A I.I.V.VS Urn In KnnnWiirm Nervoun rMiltlty Aj
V eal.n.-sM el !'tt"M1te ('ryniiA, fe.-Hll lruyi'!.
SemllorCitTtiliir. Allen's l'liriiiacy,m first v..II.V.
ALWAYS KEEP COOL
To st Irk to'tntit
"nt'lect and llio
truth is en excel
lent pi ii n, nmt
, wueuier u ue iu
1 questions or
yrlii!MiP(if flxltlm.?,
cvvr.clvll orixilit
lenl, always keep
roof and tell the
.S truth. However.
'N-Hathcro is a ccr-
tltnlii mn.re(n al.
k, lowed for lylnjr,
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ii.-ii hi;, tun. la v , -
milled In no oilier
subject, snd mi
iluiil't our friends
in tlio picture nro
Imliilclng In Unit
Special employ,
juelit, as well, jxt
bnp. as lu a lllllu
selcutlllc swerr
lnir. Their bodies
snd tempers nro
hot end the sir Is
cooi;nntlioy should
Ite lint nrollnLlnllfl
iliey nro nppnrcni-
v 1,1 tlicemifllliiitl
telii.ii it Ik nmeii
rnnlcr to catch
irlwmmntMn tlinn
Mi, In which fiiso
t lvmilit tin well
lol- them Hint tliev
1 o provided with
n bottle of HT.
J aoobs Oil., tlio
' I r miihii ,'i i iiiiui
Remedy forth Is us well a i other painful nllincnta.
i. :.". x. . roi.nni w Tin-: mast.
"Hello, lieiuivl wlml is llio trouble?" "Oh,
I'm u'.l broke up." wm tlio response to tho iu
piiryi fn old t-Mpmuloof William liciinls
ono of r.irru:;tu s wnv worn veleriius, well
l.iMWti iu t'io southern him ; Ion of this city, who
I'.niK! limp: u ' Imotho Auierlcnil office yeMerdiiy.
"I Ih iie hl I vonid pi oiuUt tho )intch?stlus
lime," co:i. imtc.l lteiiui ton. "I never sttlfcrcd
so much Inmylil'o. I bud tho rlicumiitlo gout
so b.ul t'lt.t I could not pet off the bed or put my
l iotlollm t!-i ir, nml would bnvo been there yet
if a lilcit l bud not recommended Ht. J Aeons Oil.
tov-e. I hcitnted homo tliuo before getting a
In: Je, II i hi!; In;, it v. nsi nother one of thoc inh er
ited n . trtiuis, but win liimllv induced to give it
i trliil, nml iv bu kyd.iy it win for mo. Why,
ii!es my s'ursl niter hnllilii'T the limb thoroughly
with thcOil 1 fob. n-lief.iiud mv fiillhwns pinned
'ot-r. .1 u on un I liN Oil alter (lint. I freely any
lliiilif ithii'l i. -t Is-cn forHT. J.M-olisOit. I Minuld,
in nil prok-ibilty, I o still bou-eil. Me foot palm
tie but li tile, n ml t heswellinx luisctillrcly piiscd
itwiiy. Jt bents itnything of tho kind 1 have ever
heard of.nnd ntiy per-on who OonMs it send them
louont 1 i-K-oiUU Tenth M. lltiUuUtpltia Tiintd.
KTti u iT
flOSTEITERs
Tlio leebls and
cnisciateij, sufferliif
fmm dyspepsia ami
liiiiigcstinu in ail
form, are advtwil.
for the sake of their
own bodily and men
tal comfort, to trv
llcwt'-ttu.r'i Htomueii
Hitters, ijniliisi nf
:. ths mot Uehen'o
: eouHTitiitinn tentilv
7 'o lift lntnulesH ai.il
r itH is-Mtoratlvo rro;
erlles. PhvKielaus
exervwhere. ilifuoiKt.
cd with lbs mlulier
sted IhplOrS nf eolil
llieree, pr.-seribo it
as the tntfent and
ninst rc'ialili or nil
8TOMACM.
stmna'"nti-s. Forsale
it uriiKKiota ami
Doalom KoiK-rslly.
wilbos'S copoinn) or
PITEE COD LIVEE
OIL AND LIME.
35:
T ll't (lifillllllvf V'ltMlsM (7oitipiifl
iv itiIivi n On, anu IjIMK, withnut (tH-4Biiip the
vrrv iiuu'i( iiik initr i urn iirumo an jn n'ttmiit!
iiHftl, ih cii'lowctl lv tho rhoKi'tiMft of I.imo with a
iH-rttiiig i riirtv whii li r ittii-rt the oil (iditldv
-ciw. lifinui kitble UtitimnJali of itH cthraoy fan
lsOiiowu. Kiitd by A. li. Vu4iuli, CheuiUt. liootoii,
aiifl ull liruj.-Kli'tH.
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M!(E HENS LAY.
An Knlinh Vch'rttiury b(nv'u und CUomtKt, uow
triivoliu in iIiIh t ouuiry,iib tlmt niimt ot tlie Hon
and (Vnitlr PoudtTMMoUl Ijt-i-e ri; wmililta trah. lie
kuvh tlmt hlicn.ittu'H L'oiitliticn 1'um tlTHarti aUlut4v
Iv pun-mill iiuiiit'riM iy Viiluutili!. NntUinK ou Hrtli
will iiiitkf lieim lay likfl hiJ'-riduir (UmditioQ lnw
ilt i'H. Jhiei .iiiii' teuKiMionttil to Hi,n pint ol food, Hold
vt-r wturt', (irm'iit !v limit fur H letter Htami a. I S.
JOUNMiN A: CO., Bontm..Maf-H.,lnnmTJ TaiiKor,Me.
TDIITU ,B MiutiTir. frr. MAkTifiex,
I llU I II Uietirsal Spaolst. 8f, Aatro!j(r
nd V ot.utof-isi, for JU aeuis. "tih kyo, height,
color of aroi w.d lock ot batr, sand i. UllIUi T fit-
itft your ruont uuinana or wirs, situ nrr.. iims, . 1
n4 pUos of Btestunf, aud dal ol Kisrna(. ps3 ci.i.l (tv'v '
loally predictrd. Hooef ttiurstil ts all nol eau.haj. t . 1- .jjsaf
A dd rata tni. L. MuUsti, lu UmI'; n.,bmin, Htw, M n -f -
BlinrCl IMPROVED ROOT UFEK.
1 1 I M P '' inakt'B tiallniiM oi a
1 lis (lttiriuuH.i Jit )!! . me, Hparklinn T m-
1 I i-fiaiuv iM'veraur. Ark your dnivlM, or Bent by
m m null tur'j-lr. 0. E. II inn, 4H N. Inda. ave.hiU.
HP I IIM .rEATING
UT U IlieeilyourKKNT I'HKK. Da J.ii.
Iliivu.M I' i Ui.v 13.l llieuKO.IM.
CI'I'KltFM OI'S IIAIIt..-Miirtame'tV1mih.,l.l'.
OSpeeiUC p ruialielitly 1 -luoveH KnperiluulM h ill
without ilijnrilii; til" Skill. Kelul lor n .-.r. ,. ...
Madame U'auibold. .'II K.iw.er hi met, lioatou. Massi
THRESHERS:
rktMlDrlcvli.,
0 rOI.Olt A ! IINKirtl. HPKf'IVIKVM
it) I'M- J. Oil. Write for descriptive circular to
11- n. IAMMKM UU. r. U. UOX, lool,Uj;ei', Colo,
SO P"r "eckcan be made in auy'locallt
SometlnuK eutlraly uew for ukouIh i
outlit tree. V. W. Iimeal.r.lil A; C Bi,toii. Maw.
SitJidl Weoil.. Hul.lt 'Urrd In 10
fori U fii
QWX 1PNTH--IuENTS WANTEO-BO best
f);i; VV',,'J,T,,",'lVl'1,! worldi naiti.lert
" 'WitJ AdJi iiM Jaji Krnnwa, lJiMrott. Mi.-h
YOU NG M EN !VU "ant to l.rn Telegraphy m
,, , , a few months, and be enriainma
slliiailun. mliliess Valeiitme lmm.. Jane.viiie, Win"
$66 f weo!f 1,",.vii',"',?wn ttiwn- 1'riii . .....I .-, outfit
freu. Aihjn if. liALLKT-r k Co.. fori I ti u d , M ai ue!
S70 AW Ll.K. tl'u (lav tit nonie. uatuly mads. ('iMitly
" flu! Ml live. A ltd 'i'lies l lo.. A UKUbta, Mamt
OIDER'
Preiwes, Graters, Steam Evaporators and all oUiar
C'irt.ir MaehiiiTT. IU"liie A' ll... lien l-l--a
Cw 61 VaMiy bi-, Kow ium. Factory, byracuM. K.i-.
mm
Of Y V:
7f. it i
M 1 .1 I I U
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13 T; I? a
V.I
POUL'lTiY
CHOLEilA.
Its Cause, Nature. Prevention
and Cure, by A. M. DICKIE,
M. D. and,W. H. MERRY. M.
D., Editor of Southern Poul
try Journal, Louisville. Ky. A
valuable book for every farm
er or raiser of Poultry. Price,
25 CENTS,
POSTPAID.
tW POSTAGE STAMPS ACCEPTED. -
Kew York Newspaper Union,
148 & 150 Worlh St., N. Y.
TUc Wilsouia Magnetic ClotliiiiE Company
beg to announce to the publio
that In order to accommodate the
proatly increased demand for their
Magnetic Carment they have re
moved their principal salesrooms
and ofYlces from 465 Fulton St ,
Brooklyn, to 2S Eant 14th St., New
York City, where all communlca.
tlons should be addressed, and
all checks, drafts and P. O. orders
be made payable.
WILSOTJIA
MAGNETIC CLOTHING CO.,
25 EAST 14(11 STREET,
New York City.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED!
DR.
WM.
FOR THE
LUNGS.
i urrn f;ntisutnil Ion, I olrt. riiettmnnin. In
Mimmivu, llroiiclmtl Oilln ultlrn, Iti-uiii lillU.
IIOHI'Ht'lH'KSI, A Hi linilla 1 rMl W llfltl llff
('oiililt Hiiil nil ItiHt'fiMPM of llifl ttrrnining
DiKium. Ii Knullir nml lirrtlM flic nirinbrnnfi
nl llm IsiiuitNt ln(lititikl nml toUHH'il by turn
iMhchhi. nml urrvfuiN I lie nlifht iTnnln una
lluhf iirrosH rlii'Hl whiili nrcnitiimny
ii. .'oii-timutfon i nnt nit lnciirbl lunliidy.
II A KlS II A I.SA l vill t nro ) cvvo
'iliimilh prnlVMMiiMinl nll In I In,
T A&ENIS WANUD FUR THE
rICTORIAL
HISTORYoftheWORLD
Kmbnviti lull anil AUtlirntlct mvountii of yitv n
trnu o ant'l(,tt ttmt hkmIhiii tini'-f. utul tuchnliiiK n
liihlory vt rih .i?til tall tf tht'rn' utul ll'xnuii
riiii'iiva, t iio tiiiltli( t .1, lltw i-fli'-inld, ttin teiiiltU
.H:ein. Ihn noriii;.lin, (ho Hxcovt-ry tvhil ai-tttn-iiirnt
it Un NfwW.irlil, elc.,rU It contuiti
'hi liiHtorii-al nLrnviiifR. iintl in (ho inuwl ctiiuiiiii
l:M tUltl t'I m tff'i.H I At'llt-'. Ailtllt
ft A lli iN AL I''
hlA:Mwt Co.. IMiilii'l-'iiliifv r.
tn tl,.. limn llrttf. ,ilimlMMfl Cl
l-i ihsnswvoliiinoof litMiiRitsT's
I V4 f-J Womthlt. Ten latvo picltirsa
l-f 3 "Wi'l -8teflori(fTavlRsaudOil. Tuo
' rxt rurirnit or tlio lata lre.v.
nnriwilcl. 'i'uo ulcers of mnir.
.11. n.., .Imu. nail.!.,,. 1,U-. 1 1 I ) l,t I fl '1 1 ttlllMtriW
lions, i Two Ininiircd and fnrtv imilts o cliolra
lllorntnrs, pizc81 IIK.urlv; pounds ol cWfronl
nrintlnc, oh tlntsd p 'Per, po-t tiii-, fr fiftr crnls
lnp..tni.'o.tflmtn. S . JKSM.rt PKJJlUitT,
i'ublUlicr, J7 liuet Hiu fcmit, ;v Vuru.
I'nrnonV rnt'ttiiltv-n I'HIm ui.tkti New Illra
Ulotil, h ' 1 1 1 will o!n ii 'My change (lit bi. hmI iu tit
ontirt? Ht -in in tluvo iiiii'i! li.s. Anv )MrHon who
will tub !)( pill fm-li nlht htitn 1 to I i wi okn iiibv be
rtftorod ti'i - huh I Ix-attli, II bihIi n (hlntr bo rn"wiblf.
Sn!ti rv(n win r. i.r li nv-iA tor K ! l(t!r tiuiim.
,1. H. JOtl( iV CO., IJonioii, iUu.ft.,
iiiriiijlv liti "tf'
7 -PrtUCtRlU? FOfnOlUSERg,
Ar3 I knOIUnO widuwi, Uilicri. MLbtrt ot
children. ThiSafidi retvntttlrd Ptntitni rI
tvr lost "i 6usif,(,o or ruitur.f arictfl f
r uu IMsrHig. Th'M'tJ f ) i "us-r nI
"olutvri ri.tiUvl in IX KK.Ae i.j liOl WTV,
PATKNI'I iirocurtJ fi.r lDsntrs. iS-U.-rff
laud f-rrinti prorurmil. banght and tuld. ft'.ldivri
tnd hcir ai'Ll f-r jour riphli at one. Ktnd
aunif.i for 1 i nt C'ltitra-Snidier." ani P:r.s
ftud Unnnif laws b'anka and li'ttntctmr.a. ?w
ran rrfrf to trirnitun-is -.f IV nsl
N. Wi f 'tiacratd A Co. I'kmhoh m
T All Lut.k.uia. Waa..iitift, l.a
and Cllnta,
1'atkm
ss
iit llluwatrd !-! of the Jmme
llrnrtitTst is ciil t:cl io fO0
t.iai ?0 illu1rtltMijrd i.ioimxrte
nt. lu.liuf ih': DeuUi ad Uuiiol ti rW9
WedUoillutir-te the killing. ll
alter tlratli, Ths wiTt", hi
lttohll(J(Csl Ixkii in outUvtry. Die FoWa
wtio milc ihct-apiure.elt.alwa fu(t jMrrf
etv,'r,ivintf of Co. Crtttcmlrn. AtiKhlH
WAhikll. L'ir.ulart Irec. Outnia40rta,
Tli ii is th only uue liisiory lit- wavre of
itti.tller rii. lions Oar klraaitl Itlulral4
AND
K
swiaKAaBsBsssMSbwav I Koala ljoraCi-mt and CbruDML
Insac nt I'm Snr only Uk
V 4T1 Pi B-,tO., NO. m'Vs;,! 4th bl.. Ciiuioiiati, Os
01 MILLION COHEnoH
EVEBTBODT WANTS IT!
EITBYBOUY NEEDS IT J
THYSELF-J?
THE BCIENCK OP I.IFEl OB, SELF.
PUEMEKTATIOV,
It a mndical trostlMi on Kitiaii.tod VttalltT. Korrons
and I'hv.lcul IWoUlty. l'rointvir Dwliua la Miii
Is an Indlsiienfubla trestiss for Starr whstbsi
yoans. middle aged or old.
TUB bClKNCB OP I.TFlti OB, SELF.
I'ltlfcEltVATION,
Is beyond all compitnMin the moat extraordinary
work on I'tavsloloity evr piibllnbsd. Tbrrn 1 ooiUini
Unlever tlist tliu married or sIiikIo oaii silnor r3
quire or wish to know but wbat Is lullj eiuUuied
iOTOtUO
TUB Ht'IENf E OP MFEi OR, SELF.
PKESHItV ATIUN,
InntnirtB those Id health how to remain so. and ths
Invalid how to become well. Oontaiu, oushuudrad
and tweiity-tlveiuvaiiialilc. tr.iri.iiou lor all f.irius
ot M-ute aud ctuoulo illaraem, tor ea. lt ot which a
J'athaiciau would charge Iruu a lo 1'J.
TIIE fetlENCE OP MFEi Olt, BELF-
PltEMEUVATION.
Contains 900 pafes, tine steel enumvlnfrs. Is snperbW
bound lu ireuch uiimliu. uuitiud, lull gilt. H is a
marvel of art and beauty, warranted to be a btu,r
mudicsl boos in every seneu thuu cuu be obiamed
cieewhars for double the price, or the money will be
reluuded in every iiutauee, Ju(W.
THE SCIENCE OF I.lfKi OB, SELF.
FHESEItViTION,
Is o mnch anperlor to all other treati.es on medical
.iiiOocts tliai compariaouiaauaolulcly luivoaoabla. -
THE bCIESCE OP I.lREi Ott, SELF.
FltEMElt V ATION,
Is sent by insll, securely sealed, postpaid, on reoclpt
of price, only tl.ar. (new edition), biuall UimUaled
samples, 60. Bend now.
Tho author ean be consnlted on all dlaeaass re
quiring skill and exerinnoe. AUdroas
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
or tt'. II. i'AKHEH, M. D.,
4 Bulfluch htretl Ito.ion, Maas.
5 tO $20 !"',r,rtav' boms. Hampleaworthf-iftei,
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