AN IMMENSE CATTLE HERD.
1KB
GREATEST CATTLB BIRD AID
SAITCHB IS TEXAS.
Flftv-flvn Tho innl CaltU In One Itrril.
I ' mid Their KlTernlo..-I.tle
Ihn llonlor.
The Franklin Land and Cattle com
pany is the large t of all the nia immth
laud and cattli' enterprises of tlie Lone
ttar Mato. The company owns in fee
, Bimplo 500,0(0 acres of land lylnff
about tho center of tho J'an llanlle,
midway lietwe; n Mexico and Indian
Tirrtoiy, and covering about equal
portions of ( arson, tiray, .liolx rtson
and Uutchins in counties. In area
the tmck is about the size of an entire
eounty. It is also in an unbroken
I) dy, a r;iro advania.sre in larsje rancho
Ir.nda, and ini'lo.sinir the entire domain
li a liesemcr steel lwrleil wire feme.
In the spring of the company
mirch.nid tho celebrated Ikard an i
Harold brothers herd of cattle, the
largest single herd in America, and
about which so much appeared in the
newspapers several years ago. It was
claimed by the Ikarda and the Harolds,
and generally conceded, that there
were 75,000 head in the herd, and the
figure first named in the negotiations
was $l,50i),OOH.
The pu.'cha-io was finally made,
upon the basis of $22 per hea I.
Colonel Crcom, of Kentucky, one of
the purchasers, estimates- that the herd
will number 55, 0 and, therefore,
yith the realization of hia expecta
tions, the company will have saved a
cool 1100.000 by the purchase upon the
p?r head basis, and the grand total of
the investment wi.l bei,'J0J,0U0.
" What system of care and protec
tion have you for such a vast amount
of property that is so liable to lossy"
tras asked of the colonel.
" Why, he si.mplet ia the world,"
Qe replied. 3 Through winter and
gu'miner they ferd upon the natural
KraSk7. w hich c "ost s not a penny. At
present the he4d is where we bought
them in !"tno iStat e of Greer," or Greer
county, whic.'i isi a dispute between the
1 nited states and '.Texas and leing in
the onen country, it is necessary to
guard'them In- a cir emt ot herdsmen,
located atcouveniea t distances apart,
who cover t.he cnti re circuit twice
each day on horielJick t o see that none
have straved out of , bounds. Lvery
animal bears the bani of our ranch.
"Diamond L-'," and i a t aas way tney
can readilv be dislin ?u- lsht'd a3 ur
propei ty. Xow, when ve get them
all within our inclosur. which we
contemplate a-complishin'C " gradually,
we an dispense with aUthO'er,'smfjn
except enoug'i to keep an iV3 011 "e
fences, anl then our only exrO-"1?6 Wl11
be that of driving to Caidwell, A as
our shinping point, and the i'rei& t0
Chicago."
Do you suffer much fro n Indx. aa
Invasions '("
" Ah, there is an all important,
point The Indians can cause us no
end of trouble and loss if not properly
managed. At the si art I adopted con
ciliatory measures with thern, made it
a point to treat them liberally in the
matterof supplies of meat, visited them
frejutntly, staid over night at their
camps whenever the opportunity pre
sented, gave them little trinkets, match
v es, et"., and the consequence is that to
day I am upon the most friendly rela
. tions with all the tribes, and they are as
eager to protect my property and do
me a kindness as my best neighbor
would be up here.
What uf the festive cowboy?"
"That is a much-abused individual,
Bir. As a rule he is the bravest,
honestest, truest liberty-loving son
that American soil can boast of. There
are of course exceptions to this rule,
and I know cowboys that are the
meanest men that ever went unhung.
I?ut the great majority of them are
tilled with the noblest trait3 of man
hood, and are as true as steel to a
friend or a promise. Their dexteiity
in throwing a lasso is marvlous, too.
Every year we have a "roping,"and offer
prizes to the most expert. A cowboy
mounted on a trained horse, lasso in
hand, is stationed on the open plain one
hundre 1 yards widn from a little pen
containing a wild three-year-o d tteer.
Ataghen signal the pen is thrown
ppen, i he steer rushes off at full speed,
the rider puts spurs to his horse,
patches the game, throws the lasso over
his horns, reverses his horse with ter
rific force; the ste Jr is thrown flat on
his si 'e, the horse holds the rope taught,
and in a jiffy the cowboy ha di
iiiounted. Mr. J-teer's feet are tightly
hel I in a noose aid upsails the bruad-
riui'i edhat signifying that the animal
is ready for the kni!e. It makes mag-
mie ent sp rt. J ast year one man ac-
complishe 1 the feat in three min tes,
unoth- r in two and a quarto-, another
in one an 1 three-niavters, and a fel ov
by t ie name of Tom Hi 1 in the phe
nomenal time of one minute. Consi !-
ering the speed of a will Teas ste:ir,
the distance to lie covere 1 by the horse
man and the amount of aetua labor
to I e performed, that is an accomplish
ment that is won er ul, a id as a con
wi ern e Tom Hill is the boast and
heroiif all that sect 'on."
"Well, wht manner of life do you
lead down there
"Oh, we rough it of course: but to a
man whose tastes run in that dire tion
it is the finest life in the world. I
consider that we live on the very lat
of the land. We are abundantly sup
plied with t'.e finest coffee, sugar,
canned fruits nnd vegetables and
i ured mea's. These furnish a founda
tion. Then fur beef, we seb ct regular
ly, as often as required, the very line-t,
fattest young steer in the herd, an I I
defy Delmonieo to furnish a tin r steak
than we have all the time. In dairy
produ ts, of course we have the great
est abundance; and when it comes to
game, we have ev ry variety the year
round for the wre kill ng."
" The hunting mu-t be line, then?"
"Whv, it is the uportsman's para
di e. The wild turkeys, pra.rie (hick
en i and paitridges are as thick us
clii U-ns in a barnyard, and as
for larger gauie, joq can't ide two
I
i a hrrd of deer or antelope. If y ur
1 propensities lend you In pursuit of thu
gri,fiy m o a ititnw H always on
hand to wrl -cime you, nnd warmly,
too, in thfi mounta'nt. Will hor -es
are plentiful, t'. nnd many of them
! nro the finest fell w ymi ever saw;
j but when you go down there take it
1 out in admiring lr.n a distance, for
yon an never ca ture tho one you
want with mt keeping bin on the po
for about ten days without fool. Wo
usually leave that sport to tho In
dian." l.tnfiriUf Comiuir iai.
Farmln? In Sweden.
Iiise when you like in the nv rninj'.
and you will always lir.d the tanner
already at wo k. In the beat of high
iii on be may I e asleep in his wooden
i bunk in the living room, but iuot of
j tho day tho l ouse is de.-crted, and the
key hangs on the door-jamb or is stuck
j in the shingles of the low porch. Tho
I laborers come in for their dinner af.er
hours of dusty work in the fields A
nuge topper pot is brougut out in thn
middle of the court yard and fill, d
with wati r. The g rls take oil their
kerchiefs and bathe their arms and
necks, huddling together in the shade
of the porch. .Men fo'low, and repeat
the operation. Then tho girls dip th ir
feet in the bath, and dry them on the
embroidered towels hanging in the
sun, and finally the men and bovs like
wise finish their dinner toilet in the
same water. The meal is a simple one
porridge, milk, unleavened bread,
and perhaps some dry or pickled
fish. Weak fermented drink is
handed round in a clumjy wooden
firkin, with side an 1 cover pa nted
or carved two generations ago.
At the i lose of the meal tlu y sit aroun 1
the room and s ng a hymn together be
fore they return to the fields. Every
thing in the house is of the most prim
itive order. In the single large room
on the ground tloor are chairs made of
iioilow tree-trunks tables of rough
liewn planks turn up on foldinsr leirs
against the side of the room, and ti ere '
aieDunKsin the wall with curiously
carved and painted trimmings, lie ide
the ru le stone lire platfo.m. where the
smoke curls up under an overhanging
hood, stands the well-worn chopping
block, wheie during the long evenings
of the winter months tho la mer sits
by the hour splitting kindling-wood
a id whitt ing. Prom the smoky beams
overhead hang tools, baskets, and poles
draped with great bunches of folded
rye bread, about the appearance and
texture of coar e brown paper.
To lighten up the dull-toned interior
the farmers w.fo has hung
her embroidered towels and bril
liant coverlets along the front
of the straw-filled bunks, and spr ad a
richly-colored pie;e of soft home
woven wool over the painted chrst
where the JJibles an l hymn books are
carefully stored. On the floor s! e has
sprinkled fresh b;rt-h leaves or stretched
a piece or uorno made rag carpet.
(jfc raniums and roses bloom in the
long" low window, where the green
toned g'ass set in lead lets in a mellow
light. The rakes whi ch hang by the
door are whittled out -of tough wood.
The beer-m'ujr. the old hand-mangles,
and the saddle bows are carved in gro
tesque forms or covered with intricate
ornamentation. Ajnong t he few pieces
of coarse crockery is found, perhaps,
a quaint silver cup. and sticking ia the
same rack with the clumsy wooden
ladles is a battered but serviceable sil
ver spoon which has fed a- half-doen
generations. The only literature in
sight Is a bundle or hwedisn newspa
pers from far-off Minnesota, carefully
preserved and read again and" again.
Harpers Magazine.
Pending Tension Claims.
The pension claims pending in th
United States pension otlice on June
to, lbbJ, are distributed among the
States as follows:
Wholt I VhoU
Xo. I PU-cm. Jio.
,.iW,973iVar8 nrior to 1S81
Placet.
Now York...,
Ohio
..27,1(16 cli ept lull 1,T0
IV ii n p v 1 van ia 84.H5S A rk an
1,0 fl
1,011
909
Illinois 2'V0 W ar of .'HU!
Indiana 21,136 Hliudo It land....
Kentucky 11,159 North Carolina..
Colored troopa 10,8-vH Delaware
, ftsa
Mltsonri
Alabama.... 1M8
tf.M'5 California Sat
9.09.1 loo-ailo 2M
8,isn Nebraska M3i
6,H'2S )it. of Columbia.. iM9
0,'J4.'i Louisiana 1W4
6,b:h Florida 170
5,isK4 oih-r Territories.. 81
6.4S1 Texas 44
dreg m C'J
8,644 Mim cl auuous 31
8,itt (ieorL'ia 16
2,:)4 Nevada 14
2.S.I2 Vtru'lnia S
2,:74 South Carolina S
"ii'oial Total 24405
Michigan
Wisconsin
Iowa
.MaKgachuttetU....
Maine
Tennessee
Wet Virginia....
Kegular Army. . . .
New Jersey
Vermont
Navy
Connecticut
M in lit ta
New Hampshire..
.MitryiHiiu
Kansas '
The number
14,bl3.
involving arrears ia
Stepplngr-Stones to Success.
Learn your business thoroughly.
Keep at one thing in nowise:
change. Observe system and order in.
all you do and undertake.
lie self-n iiant; do nut take too much
advice, but rather d -pend on yourself.
Never fail to keep your appoint
ments, nor to be punctual to the min
ute. Never I e idle, but keep your hands,
or mind usefully employed except
when sleeping.
Use charity with all; be ever gener
ous in thought and deed help others
along lire's thorny path.
Make no baste to be rich; remember
that small and steady gains give com
petency and tranquility of mind.
Never put olf till to-morrow what
you can do to-day, and never trouble
others with your complaints.
The Dace for Illm.
Mr. .loaquin Miller says that he sighs
f( r a city where the cruel civilization
of modern empires is unknown," and
where there is rest and quiet peace
to suit the hoiir of dreams;" a city
"hedged in from bu tls and fever.sb
rush f i r g i n," a city where " am ition
sluuibe s and nature wields the ceptra
over all." Why doesn't the man move
to a town whose mi rchauts do not
SCIENTIFIC AJfD 1!U)USTMAI
Oil of w hite bir h, dissolved in alco
hol, w hen npp led to fabrics renders
them wa t rpn of and preserves them
from the atiaoksof insects, without in
any way seriously impairing tho ap
pearand of the pliability of the mate
rial. Lnst year Arizona produced over
17,i OV'Od pounds of copper. Thus
far, during tho present year, the in
crease has been thirty-eight per crnt.,
an I new furnac s are going tip. Ari
zona's output will pro ably bo at least
2.',ti0 .00u j onnds for lss f.
In experiments at the Kiel agricul
tural stati.n. (iermany, l'rofeor A.
r.mniprhng has found that ammonia
produc 's only a slight eflect when used
to manure clay soil, and on sandv soils
the results were very unfavorable. On
b ack soil--, ri h in llumus, the applica
tion of am uonia yield d good returns.
A medii al writer states that eggs
contain fifteen and one-fourth per cent,
of carbon and two per cent, of n tro
gen. As food forsustnininirthe a tivn
forces of the bo ly, the value of one
pounl of eggt is to the value of one
pound or U an beef as l.oS l to S 0 . As
a Hash producer, a pound of eggs is
about equal to a pound of beef.
lllasting paper has been made by J.
Petry, of Vienna. It consists of un
sized or ordinary blotting paper coated
with a hot mixture of seventeen parts
of yellow prussiate of potash, seven
teen of charcoal, thirty-five of refined
saltpeter, seventy of potasium chlorate,
ten of wheat starch and l,f,00 of water.
When it is dried it is cut into strips
which are rolled into cartridges.
How They Faccii Death.
Augustus Csesar chose to die in a
standing position, nnd was careful in
arranging his person and dress for the
occasion, dulius Casar, when slain
by the conspirators in tho capitol, con
cealed his face btneath the folds of his
toga, so that his enemies might not
see the dia'h-pang upon his counte
nance. Mward, Earl of Northumber
land, when at the point of death,
quitted his bed and put on his armor
saying: " It became not a man to die
like a beast." Maria Louis , of Aus
tria, who, a short time, before she
breathed lit r last, having fallen into
an apparent slight slumber, one f the
ladies in att ndan -o remarked that
her ma estysetmedtobo asleep. "No,"
replied she, " 1 could sle p if I woul
indulge repose, but I am sensible o
the near approach i f death and would
not allow my.-elf to bo surpiised by
him in my sleep; 1 wish to meet him
wide awake." Lord Ne son, on re
ceding the fatal shot, said to Captain
Uaidy: "They have done for nio a
last, Hardy; 'my backbone is shot
through," and had the presenco of
mind, while cairie l below, to takj out
h s handk rchief and tover his face
andstirs, t bo concealed from the
gaze of bis t rew. And last of all, the
great llonaparte die I in ) s fit 1 1 mar
shal's uniform and bo its, which he
had ordered to be put on a short time
previous to his dissolution.
Knew His Hrother.
"When the stranger reiuarkel that
he was from Arkansas, ono of thepas
senge:s suhlenly tu.ned and asuei
"Vou a e, ih? Mavbe you are from
Critenden tountyj" "lam 'hat."
"lYrhip. from "James' Landing?
"That's it, exa tly." - Then, mayb
you know my brother, Wi liam Henry
. I ones, from 1 enn Van, this tateV"
"strangir, put it thar 1" exclaimed
the Arkansas traveler, as he extendel '
his hand and smile I all ove-. "Uust
my buttons, if I ( idnt help hang your
brother for cattle stealing jlst .before I
left home." Ha I stie.t Aew't.
West Andover, A-htabula county
Ohio, is said to havo the largest cream
ery in the world. It works up the
mi kof 1.5U0 cows daily.
Happy Once More.
St. Lotjib, Mo. A Chronicle reporter
was told by Mr. Alfred J. l'npin, of this
city, that his nephew had tho most ob
stinate case of inflammatory rheumatism
which battled till kinds of treatment
until St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain-conqueror,
was used. It cured the young
man, nnd ho recommends it as the grcut
est cure for pains in the world.
In New in k city 'i o pnotic schools
have ;mi average daily atti iiil::nce of l."i,.
000 pupils.
, liar I I.uinpn In Hrr-iM.
UR. It. V. I'll iu'. , liu.'.niu. ., v.: IVnr
Sir I wrote you sonm tin:enj."jt ut I thou-iit
1 h'ld u cane?r. Tliure v:i. lure hun i i
my tiriviKt us lure us u wa'mit. nnd l.iel 1 en
triers four inontliH. I cumin nnd t ikniic vnir
" lioldeu Moilic.il Misi-overy," " F'uvntt l'i--
riition" and "J'ellets" in .luiif, uud tlio
lump is go- p. Y urn(;nit'fiillv,
MKS. ItltJ-'LAKK. Jl vill0'L)ll, Mich.
ICivm.Y a ts uro the vi ry Inst thie "e
oupht to (lel. r.
Irfdet.i. Cocntv, N. P. Tho Ex-SlieriT,
Mr.W. V. Watson, g iva: 'Brown's Iron liitti-nt
has improve t my iliKestioii iukIk1 iier.dheultir'
Tun treiS Uiut are in .-. in li.i- .iin l iu,-1 hj
Ftvivli-si t'ri'it.
No Trout ! lo Kn i lnir
T.T. Pierre's I'clU-io ' olio on mil "ittl
liver pills") and noptiin or ripin. ('iireMe!:
cr bilious heailiu-he, sour stoiiiiu-ii, a 1 '1' n-i
the sysU-ui uud bowels. j txuto u vial.
Tun Amer.cun ln-u
a year.
Ius i'.Oi.otnKO o;-y
I am using Pr. Craves' Ilenrt Heculntor
with great results, had Hivirt liiscasefor nino
years, so tad could not lio down. John
Mdiult, 1'ike fcitc.tion, ). Tim lt.-;rt Itejru
liitor cures all forms of Ik-urt liisese, u, r
voubues and sleejileisuons.
The hardest miiiie;' is iu the miild'o vt tl.u
ra.e.
Walnut f.enf Hair IteMorrr.
It is entirely dillurent li oui all o li ts. Tt.
Is as clear as wat-ir, a-id us its uaiue iud c tt s
Ua feet Vegetable 11a. r liestoivr. It will
immediately five tho head from all danilrniV,
restore gi ay hair to its na ui al color, an l i im
duee a new growth wli-re it. lias fallen o!T. 1 j
docs not in any manner ulliet tho l eulth,
wh cli sulphur, t-ugar of lead and nitruiu il
siher preparations liave done. It ill cli in o
Lj;ht jr fadtxl liair iu a few days to a l aut:
ful g cistiy brown. Ask ycur ili-ii-gi-t lor it.
Ka-u lmt'l.i is warranted. Smith, Ki ine
CO., Wtiot iu'.o Agvuts, Pid a -oloiiia. i a.,
audC. N. I'UiTTEX'iuN, New York.
Lyon's Feten Heel f-'tlfforep tho only i i
voatiuq iht Jiiakp old bout Ura.iUt ki uew;
THE HIGHEST AFTnOKlTY.
Vpnn n Snhlrci IntrrrKt, nr
fr-iiiK thK plfnro of All.
The fi llow-inir ronmi knhlo let t-r from one
er the leadline and In st known m-ient tl :
WTit4-i- of the prrTiit day in s ecial y t-irui1l-cant,
and should lx uf unusual v.iluo to all
readers who rliniiv to keep )mcn wit!) tin
iniirrh of modern discoveries nnd event c
"A Rinernl demntid for I'efornmtion is ore
of the most dim inetive elinitieleristi. of tin
tiineteont It cent urv; The common h-(H1 as
well ns the more enliRhiptieil nnd leline'd. cry
out With no uncertain voice to lie emancipa
ted fr m the slavery of eoiiMM-vntiin nnd sn
rei slition which has held the musses in gn ss
igtiornni-o during a Inrge ixution of the
world's history, nnd in the time of the 'lai k
vAgos'cnme near obliterating the Inst glim
rncr of titith. lioginntie nssertions nnd
Mind empiricism nro losing ousts ninni ;
all clnsM-s of nil countries. IVoilo
aie begimiing to think for 1 hem
pelves, and to regard nnthoritv much ,i-s
tl.an nrgiiment. Men and women nro no
loic:er wilhic; that a few individuals should
dictate to them whnt must w their scut -incuts
nnd op nions. Thev claim tlieriuhl- to
solve for themselves the t reat (iirst ,ons of
the lny, nnd demand that the general good
of hmnniety slmll tie roviveleii. As the re
sult of this general nwakeiiing we s-c, on
every hnnd, tiniiiistakatile rviilee.oes o! relor
mntory action. People who, a few yi in s
ngo, endured su (Tori ng the most intcnc iu
the name of duty, now realize the utter lool
i.shmss of such a eoui-se. Men who weio
tmdor thohondngoof higoledndv s -rs allowed
their health to depart; suffered their
constitutions to bi come undermined
and llnaily died asnmrtvrs to a false svstem
of treatment. There are millions of j e iplo
filling untimely graves who might have lived
to a green old age had their original troubles
boon taken in time or proi'i ly tie.ued. Tnero
are thousands of eople to-day thought'ivdy
enduring the first symptoms of some serious
malady and without the slightest realisation
of tho danger that is before them. 'J hey
havo oooasional headaches; a lack of apt ' tit'e
one day and a ravenous ono the next, or
an unaccountable fi-oHmx of weariness,
sometimes ncconi aniinl by nnusea, and
attribute all these troubles to tho old
Idea of a flight cold or ma'nria. It ts high
time that pe. pie awoke to a knowledge of the
nriousnosi of these matters and emancipated
themselvt from the professional bigotry
which controls them. When this is done and
when all classes of physicians b come .ilnva
enough to exclude ail dogmas, (save that it is
their duty to cure disease as quickly, ami as
safely as possible; to maintain no other lmsi
tion than that of truth honest y ascer.ained,
and to indorse and recommend any remedy
that has been found useful, no matter what
lis origin, there will be no more nuarrelin"
among tho doctors, while there w ill bo great
rejoicing throughout the world."
" 1 am well aware of the censure that will
temetodoul to me for writing this letter,
but 1 foci that I cannot lie true to my honest
conviction unless I extend a helping hand
and indorse nil that I know tj be good. The
extended publications for the twist lew vears,
and graphic descriptions of different diseases
of the kidneys and liver have awakened the
medical prolession to the tact that these dis
eases are greatly increasing. The troat.mt
of t ho doctors has been largely exeriincntnl,
and many of their patients have died while
they were casting about for a remedytocure
them."
"It is now over two years since my atten
tion was first csl'ei to tho use of a most won
derful preparation in the treatment of
Brighfs disoa-eof the kidneys. Patents had
frequently asked me nix ut the remedy, ami
I l.ad heard of remarkable cuivs effected by
it, but like many others 1 hesitated to recom
mend its ue. A personal friend ( f mine had
been iu poor hiahh for some time, and his
app.ication for insurance on his life hat
I ecu rejected on account of liright's
disease. Chemical and microscopical ex
amination of his urine revi aled the
presence of large quantities of albumen nnd
granular tube casts, which confirmed the
correctness of the diagnosis. After trying
all the uual remedies. 1 directed him to u-b
tiiis preparation and was gr.atly tnirpriseiL
to observe a decided inprovement within a
month, and within four months no tuba
asts cou.d be discovered. At that time there
was present only a trace of albumen, ami he
fe.t, as ha etfpresi-e.t it, perfectly well,' and
all through the influence of Warner's Sufe
Cure, tho remedy he used."
" After this 1 "preserilied this medicine in
full doses m b ith a.-ute and chronic nephri
tis. (Bright 's di ease) and with the mos sutis
fa tory results. My oluservntions were neither
small in number nor hastily ma le. They ex
tern le i over several months a:ul embraced a
large niiniU r of cases which havo provinl so
Mti-fitctcry to my mind, tlint I would ear
nestly urge u;kii my professional brethren
the iiiiiHiriance of giving a fair and patient
trial to Warner's Sale Cure. In u large class
of ailments where the bloo.l is obviously in
an uiilu althy Mate, esjiecially where giun Iu
hir engorgements nnd inllaiiiinatory
eruptions exet. indeed iu inauv of thm-'e
forms of chronic in lisposition iu vvhich there
is no evidence of organic m schiel', but w here
the goner.il health is depict l, t iefuces;illow,
the urine colored, constituting the condition
in w hieh the patient is said to lie ' bilious,' the
advantage gai-u d by the usj of this runedv
is remarnbie. inhr glils di.siastt it seems
to act ana solvent of allnumn; to wKitheand
heul the mlliiiKsl mcmbraiu s; to wa h out
tho epithelial debris which blocks up tho tub
tih urinift ri, an I to prevent a dc.-ti uct.vo
metamorphosis of tissue."
' Keioiignig as 1 do to a branch of tho pro
fcwiion thut believes that no one school of
ineilicine knows a'l the truth regarding' the
tieaimcnt of disease, nnd b. ing independent
enough toM-loct liny remi dy that win iehu
my aticnts, ithoiit reference to the source
from win no it onui', 1 am gla I to acknowl
edge and commend the nicr.ts of this remedy
thus frankly.
ito.-pectfully y u s,
It. A. (Ii xn. M. 1).
Dean and lYofcssorof Surgery, 1 nite 1 States
Medical College of .New ork; editor of
nine A ut Ict of ( un n s ew
and Improved Hand Hook of Hygiene and
Domestic Millie. ne, etc., etc.
A NKOHO at Auuu-tu, lla.. cut lies lish by
diving.
IlMkiior In (to rComacli.
Much of the uisiri sb an sici.uis nttriliu
(ed to dvsieiia anl chronic iLim-hca is o -casioned
by humor i i the s ouui -h. Scveiul
casi-s, with a 1 iho cl.a aclu i,tics of the e
eomplainU, have l-n cured by UihxI's Ktir
sii arillu. oudei f .1 cuies are eilocted by
this lued ciuo, Inch ts ,i sjufiilc 1 .r (ill ca
turrhs and llowsof vitiated humors. Sold by
druggists, tt a Ixjtllo of 10 i doses.
.llrBe.
This preparation. omouiideil from tho
forniu'a of a te'ebia'nd physi i n, is highly
rtvomnien.le I to boll h w ho sutiei- from un
Iileasant feelings alt. r e it in. 1 ruggists.
For nearly 31 ye rs I have In-en a victim of
Catarrh. 1 have trust in tny r medics, re-o-ivin
littleor no relief. 1 bouu-lit one bottle
of Klv's Cream liulm and derive 1 more real
benefit from that than all tho it-st ai'.do l to
gether. Oil can reeouimeud it as being ,i vnl
uublo medicine. A. L. Kci.iaat, liuuby, N. V.
As one having Used Klv's ( renin lidni I
would s iy it is worth its weight m gold as a
euro for Cutarrli. ( ino bottlo cuied me,
b. A. ljvkl.l., 1 raiiklui, l'a. (Seo adv't.)
Fcbest AMI liKsTcon-l.lviatoii., fromseleeteil
livers, ou the prushorc, by Cnnwi-II, lbi:ird
'., N.Y. Absoinic ) pun-and He t. Pat ents
whu have mice taken it piibr it lo all others.
Pli.VSKluus decline it Hipci lor lo nil other oils.
CUAWKII HANDS, lul l-, pliui, a Htlll rough
t-ktu cured by uing Jump, r 'Jar Soup, uiadu by
Caswell, Hazard i Co., New Voru.
" Koiiili nil Cnrii."
Askfoi eh -..ouiiouCriis." IV. Qui i
relief; couiplet j euro. Corn.-, warts, buiuous.
4'nrbo-lllieH.
Tlie w inter bl ;st is stern and cold,
Yet hummer I as its h ire,l gold;
And the b 1 lest In a t that ecr was seeu
Can be ovi-nsj well with I arbo.ine.
Clirolithion c 'liars and culTs, while thor
oughly waU-rproof, fs-l as soft us velvet
uro and the u ck a id w r sU.
f nir rli ot l!:c IJlii l.'rr,
Stinging ii i-.i..l, ju, in:i unci u.a, Kiihiey,
V'ru'wytouipluiu.s,turwib iiuchupuiLrt.
Komefhlns; ItemMrliabla.
fFromth Brldport BUrnmrd.! )
A remarkniile cure: A lady, sevr'fity-sit
yenrn of ago, walks this summer for the first
tme in years. A ease that was piven np by
the physicians. Her friends and rolatiye
had given op in despair of her ever getting
out again. Mrs. Julia 11. Hbundaqb, of sli
Maple street, llridgopoi t, Conn., recently said
to a representative of this paper, whon ques
tioned about tho enso of her mother: " I can
very cheerfully give my testimony in favor
of so Valuable ftn article as Hunt's Itemed?.
My mother, who is seventy-six jpars of age,
has for over thirty years boon ulllieted with
kidney, liver and heart diseases, which has
confined hor to the houso most of tho time;
and to add lo her other troubles, about three
years ngo ihoi sy in its worst form set in.
We had three doetois, who did all they could
for her with btlt little fuccess, ns she grew
rapidly wori-e, and death scorned inevitable.
At limes hor I ody nnd limbs would be-swollen
pearly twice their usual size. Her pnysicuins
Rave her up, saying they could do nothing
more for her. She was also given tip by her
friends. Having h 'nrd of tho great amount
of good Hunt's Hemo.ly had accomplished,
anil of tho remarkniile enn s it had made iu
iindiir cases, wo thought, as a last hope we
would try it, and to tho great astonishment
of us all (doctors included) she begun to im
prove, and in a very short time the shviiij;
left her entire IkhIii: the ninny aches nnd pains
from which she suffered she knows no more.
Slio has walked out this summer for tho first I
time in years, and is as comfortable as o in !
be expected tor n woman of hor years. Wo j
nil I....I i. 4 .A .....m. ... n,-..r. I
and Huut'8 Hoinody."
MKNcnnnol. c -uiiterfelt tho golden oppor
tune ics of the pa -t.
Itrcninn !oi n 1 .niu v'l.
Tt. V. I'lKiu-c. M. I). : iiear !,r-Mv wife,
who had b on ill for over two yeirs, bik! bail
Irio l many other medicines, "became sound
ind well by using your " 1 avorito Prescrip
tion." My niece wis also cured by its use,
Hfer several phvsici ins had failed to do Lor
my good. Yours truly,
1'uomas J. Ati;TnviN,JiatclierStation,Ga,
A m:u tho lot tie of arms conies tho bnttlo
of h'story.
Kevseh, W. Va. Dr. W. P. Kwin Fays :
" Many ei-toem Brown's Iron llitlors as an ex
cellent tonic."
Tim yield ol corn nilieorgia and Florida is
Inuni n o.
An enricher of the blood and purifier of ths
fystom: cures latitude and lack of energy;
tuch is Brown's Iron Bit tors.
Tub Georgia lunatic asylum has 1,100 in
aiates, Pr. It. A. Pa vis. 200 .Toralomon fit., Trook
lyn, snys: "I'liysicions generally know noeuro
for rheun atism nndHruhts kidney disease.
I'r. Kinioro is the (list to discover ono. His
Ulicuu aUne-tomtalinejrcoijciirMftotA.
r . Tlia llus -mid of .llj ir
Is thre" times ti-n.au he was before using
Wells' lloalth ltenewer. $1. llruggLsts,
Iiohfhern iiis.,ns the blood, t'onvales
prnisioiilil t.:ko lbn-d'8 SHisaparilla to nou
Ir.ilize and eradicate the poison ma. tor.
k THE GREAT
nm BE
CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
Lumbago. Backache, Hedacht, Toothich,
orei li-i.Mrlllutf. Mirnln. Ilrulaea
llr. MMll. I'riitt Hllra.
ill) il l. uiiikk HIIIMI.V fii.Mi imi ii lira.
Bold UrugliM m1 D.alen ,rrvliir,. riflj Uwiiaa botUa
lliriwunit. In 11 f.ki,C'-K..
THK II II I.KH A. MM. n. Kit eo. 13
jftMwfiw a. vuuiliak lo.) iiumi ao., rj. R. A-
N Y N U-4Q '
In chronio dyBpe.v
na and lirur com
plftinl, and inctironio
oonr-tipatiun and
other oLttin.ite dia
eaiea liontuttor'!
Stomach Bitten ii
beyond all com pari
on the bent ramutly
thatennbetaken. As
a means of restoring
the Ntrvnpth and rltl
eiit-rtry ul iniotis
whunres nklntr under
th- dl iiit.it txk ft
fertu of iiainful diiu
f r) rn, this HtMwUrd
yifettthle iuvigurant
ia (Mrft-saodly un
eu i nled,
Vnr rale by all
Irnrpirt and Deal
era gem r illy.
Data n n H ely's cream balm
when applied by tha fin
ger into the nontrils,
will be absorbed. atlecU
ually cleansing the bead
if catarrhal virus, caus
ing healthy secretions.
It allays Inflammation,
protects the membrane
1 I.1VL uni lit
-f the nasal passages
from additional colds,
completely heals the
Hfirea and restores taste
nnd smell. A few ap
plications relievo. A
thorough trrm mtnt wili
y.vi
USA.
HAY-FEVERS;
pnmtwtiu curt, Agroe-
le to use. Send for
cir -tilitr.
PKirK AO C'TNTS, HY M IL )K AT DUUGOISTS.
KIA HKOTIlI ltS, 0 i:.0, N. Y.
IIUK'H KKAHD HIXIR
f-'mm Iikiom W.iMt.. W..
i -l k..' luJ UtfU Ut W
' il N.i.imii. tl. im1.
wik. Will pro. rl f forthl
-- L. a. L. bttllU a tO., Ast-au, I'alulM. IU,
N-Mur k, N . J . 'I r ii. i n y .f 'tt. IV ni n r -ir u aia
Ml I'l.TS tiiiH wntii'H pjiiir, in ltl"fT-r, witij
Kjjl rni.intr, I- mal tr r ir. Atrrnt-4 uuteil.
yjf r (. on..mv I'Kis riNti . ,vimruoii, ,l ni
A frTlfVTPR Are coining mony by rant asging Tan
I't 'nr.Hy.ni and oil iwrtr tit S-n-1
tut price list. Iti'i S. i'.Tll hi 1 Avu,, hr.klvn V
Cami'Uoh Mm. a ib tin t ent l.'iiimTi!. Hn e-.''tc-nH.
f'iriii-w.irl o 'tok pih rw.tr tr- m tni nirh.
Ins:. Sa'e utiil rxiie. .-.t'litexntVHt nrHoaid an v.
where tr AOr. T. k. Hrowu. VVorcenter. Mans.
$ a wm k 111 iur o.ui I wn. T.-nus anl .i outtit
UU free. Adaii ai It. U aH.K IT A tu., ortlund. Me.
of
If iimU I
wai
MM FOR SALE
uOlt.OOO itluiucs, tlic fhoicfst literuturu ot tlio world. lOO-l'uge Catalogue
jWc. I.o i st in h i s i vir known. NOT sold by dealers. Sent for examination
liliroiti: iiiiyinent on eviiU-nce of good faith. JOHN' 11. A LI) EN, PuMlfiner,
ls-'j v '! I'lll'J'Ll ollj p- - J"'x 1 -- "
AVOMAX AJjirTIIE IJARY.
What a puzzle the little child is in the domestic economy !
I low the mother gives of her own life and strength to support the life
of her blessed little youngster !
How the child kicks, and laughs, and crows!
1 low the child grows, and is heavier and heavier every day.
And yet she lifts him, and tosses him, and plays with him, and takes
care of him by day and by night.
Is it any wonder the mother breaks down? Her back aches. Her
stomach fails her. 1 ler liver is bad. I Ier blood is thin, and she says she
fi-els poorly. Yes, yes, poorly very poorly. Give mother a bottle of
1't on iCs hon Bitters, She needs the iron in her blood, which that will
put there. She must have strength, or she will be a confirmed old invalid.
BroinCs Iron Jitters helps worn and weary women jnto new life.
vliecrfuJues4 an4 vigor, ; TeU the mothers you know. tt
DiArorjp
DYES.
fad Dvas Ever Kafls.
W0Ti n.K. -wOflf,, OK COTIOS
DRKBStS, COATH, CA"t"V
YARN, STOCKINGS, CARPST "AOS,
RIBBONS, riATHERS, or "f .b. "
haln. HUck. Ilrown. Vrrn, Hln,
r.rdUnl K, Jl, ,'"1 ""
drrrn, T-rr Clt i" 00 eU " oolors.
Warranted fut nd IrtirAbla. J!oh packac will
Ofjlf enc to four lbi. of (roorU. If yon hT nvraf
mod Eye" r.T Oim oneo. Ton -will bo dallk'ktod.
old by drilftgtots.or send us 10 oimU and mny
eolor wntcd sent fo.t.paid. ooloird unpiaa
nd sot of fanry ! ifnt fur A no. itiunp.
H EI.L8, K It'll AK DHO V A CO.. ltMrllwgt'lw.Tfa
GOLDandSlLVER PAIMT-
Drome Paint. Artists' Slack.
Tor sildln noy Bk'i, Fmmr., Umn,
Chandollrm. nd fnrsU kind! of ornmntl worlf
Einal to any of tho hlgH priood kind, and only
ir)ciu.arok.tthdnmirft.orr"'-P!dfr
HO.I., It It 'll n n i"". " '
BEFORE AND - AFTER i
Elc:tilo Atul'.uet! an list ca SO Btri' T:ll,
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG PR OLD,
WltO nrn diirTVrtnff from Xirnrnm PWIJTT,
Lfbt vitality, L k cf Nekvb Korv' ai
VlUtUt, WASTINtl W K A K HSEfi, unit All kit. IrPii
UfsptioH. HirMlv rt'llt f and c(nmUto rfiitt; r
tloiir IFrAi.TH, Vnmn Htltl Mamiioiid (if 4 k a i
ttnth fVntury. Si'nl M once for lliiutratetl
HMniiiiu-i rroe. AtUlroM
J
VOLTAIC BEIT CO., MARSHALL, MICH
Kll.f.N Itnarlin. Rnri-Itun. Mir.
bftfVi M.illi-, l it. s. I li, Alrt, l.lea
itl '',m It,, v H r,l Cln. loin.. luntau
V,T.if?-'llriflillilil.i ivitt'ilirs. Nil I'.il"
JII.V Hroomp Bt. . N . Y . 1'iwonlv
S 1 1 v i-TTi i" vS Vow I T i s iT 1 liTAi't'Vri'iMil mKnr
Mason & Hamlin Organs.
Now Illustrated Cutalogruo, (40 n. 4to)
for senson of 1883-4, including maiij new
stylos; best nssortmont of tho best Jni
most nttrarlivp orpnns wo lmvccverof
fcrcd.and at lowest prIcos,$22 to $ 000, for
cash, easy payments or rented. Sent free.
MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
ItofUon, IMTrvmonl St.j Nrw York. 4 Ewt Hih
r i H It'll glla IWtlBliMU nin.
THE FALL IS
THE DEST
TIM TO
mm
ATIKAI 1'OltT
ni .ni i.i n i Mi-.
f.o. ri' M i v i n' ruiB
r. iimkcii
ii o i 1-: FAINTS,
IF Nor sm.n nv Vomt iKat
IKS KKNl) DtllKlvr KlK NAM.
II A W I k U.. I, ! M 111,1 1t
twm r I1.1U1 hi ., m.n iuuiv.
TRYit
useIT
1 i w
1 1 relieve at on nnrn, l'Hi, rhnppefl H andor Mr
- i Jtm, iiiiiiii tun, nt'autfi, unirn, .-mi rnrns n , !--
''yes.cte. , Itching fn'tiumyfuwj. Ai-kj our drug
ii gUt, or tM ii.lto W: FilMon r-'n-ct,. N. 1- mil
AXLE UREASE
Umt In Hir world. .i t the grimlnrt. Fvrrr
ttiirkiiur line tnr Irndr-inni'li iiiid ii HiurtteU
iutei'. hOLU l. MIKltL.
TO SPECULATORS.
R. LINDBL0M & CO., N.G. MILLER A CO,
ft A 7 Chamber nf 66 Broadway,
Oomtnre, I'ltirngi. Nt'W Yitrk.
GRAIN He PROVISION BROKERS.
Members of all prominent Pmdure Kz'hangesin We
Y'-rk, (Jiucago, St. Jiuis and Milwaukee.
V have t-xclninvo jrivlo Ulgrapli w ir letween ChU
cairo and New York. Will execute orders on our judg
ment whu nniHtod. K n 1 ftr circulars ontauuug,
pnrticuknrv. HUHl'. I.IMlilA)M A CO., Chicago.
TA 11 (IrMrMerS wh
are in any annar
Daab.itd by riuin of
wuumli or dmaaae.
lorarrud duriiiK iisir urvc, )'ira of a fliiKr. or toe. emiie
r partial losa nf night or hoarlng, ptlet, rti rh.i'a, rltautna
l:iu(uraiiy other UtaablUty entltlei you. WiUown, child
rcn, or dependunt arents entllie'l. lettDton priwurfxS
Where dlicharge U lot. New tjUrhariret ohtameil. Honor
St.Le dlschartri'B and intiout procumd for deurtert. Ten
lioni INCREASED. Kv.tecied clainn lurrettfullf
firuieciud. ba'k py and biiiiiiy cfttlertfd. EXPERT
n land cnes. ) romp? attenltn plven all kind ul g.-Toru.
(ne nt claim. Advke free, Aii Witt) stamp. Im C WooD
fiua It. Waahlngtou, 1. C.
"CLMOREJk K. H, Is the quickeftt, pleasMltnst,
'yc. jvv, rur it mil ohhi rn.ii 'iijr ior aui'iny.
XiV tiv. r, at iiuicli, blid ler and blool
X inoovcrtMl for acute and ihro:uo
y XW; i iuiniit.ikm uuil linn a.-ut.
tea, d. urtlKM. e;o. Kua cure I hopi.
leafi catwh llnght'a diaeaeH and fyniiiii in .( w fk all
tormsof rtiHiniiHtiu Ut.riii'ra in S to 12 w.Mkn rdinvi'S
intlniumatory m 1 dny. Can refer to Im idr. d-4 id relia
l ie people curd who had tt .ed in vain evrymn i else.
Purely hotauio, harmless, and n.c-to lnn. A k. your
druariSt to gi t it , it be ilm-liiiea in. nd tu ua for it t fl
UulU.u flaw, l.lm.ri, A. anik A Co., lui V ill nun il. . N. V
1 In Virginia. Two farm, wit b
all uiMirt -nin ef s ""k,
I I'MII t-t (IllH .'..til i. I iinu
I. (HO ftiThi ; ciah pro'. ,Ml. The other, 4 0 acrun;
l hi-h price, $'(.ft4Hl. Utiil lilies new; tarma well watered
md f'-m eil: titlfa nertec.t. hor narti ulura addrni.n t ho
I r pi e or, Ir. A. Kuaian.TuwhHki'iii, Luiinnlmrg On. Va.
YnilL'R MFM1-"1 lMfaphyhre"and wiTwill
iWUnU IVllllit:vu you a aituation. Cirularatreav
VA1.1.M l.M. liK4S.t Juue.ville, i..
WKKK, s)12adayat hoiuHHttaiiymade. U mtly
9 oulhl tretj. Aadruaa 1 BUK Jt Co., Auguata, .vie.
tft Oft PrdMt h nil-. Nampleawortti fifree,
9i IU $ a U Addreas tiri.siiON A Co., Portland, Jde.
PUUCMIX PecTuual will cute your cougn, Pt.ve uo.
FREE
II T'fum fnnil. Yn VmrHntUm
noilTa Srw Tailor vatf m nf
iiluaCultiUg StOOUK at tOt Uwoiuu.il, u
f rti 1 1 itntrd for the beM and Fast eat s llinaj
Pirtorial HiKik and H lHa. Pri es re iucd ;3i.or
cent. Kational Puulihuisu Co.f Pniiudnlphia, Pa.
the Books,
rYnnsiff'TiJisr1
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