EVEN TIIK RFXiGARS RIDE.
OOD THIKG3 A CORRESPO WDEBTlf
B AW IN tJRUGUAT.
Th Citr of Montevideo . Ctirlnna
W nv nnhn Itnflrr -HcR-gars on
llore!lark III tho Streets.
Wiiiimn 10. Curtis writes as follows
from Montevideo to tlie C'hicRsio Infer
Oeenn; There is no city more delight
fully sit nntcd tlifin tho capital of Uru
puny, find viewed from nny direction
the prospect of Montevideo is a lovely
one. Vital statistics pivo it tho small
est death rule, ia the world, and tho cli
mate is a mixture of Juno and October.
AVero it not for those dreadful gules
cnlled "pamperos," which, during tho
winter season, sweep the whole southern
half of the continent from the Andes to
the sea, searching every nookand crevico
j'ordust to cast into the faces of tho people,
and parching the skin, this place might
be made an earthly typo of Paradise, liut
nothing can alTord shelter from these
searching winds, and even strawberries
tho year around aro no compensation.
Montevideo is built upon a limestono
reef iiko a turtle's back, which extends
about two miles into the Kio Plata, and
slopes from the center in cither direction
to the wa'.er's edge, so that the drainage
is perfect, and tho streets in the middle
of the town ate 200 feet higher than
those along tho beach. This ridge shel
ters a hemispherical bay from tho storms
that como from tho Atlantic, but against
the pamperos, which nre more severe,
tho shipping has no protection whatever,
and when they como vessels prefer to
ran outBide, whero they can have plenty
of f-ea room, to taking tho risk of colli
sions in the harbor, for an anchor is of
very little use in a pampero. Around
tho curve of the bay, fronting the water,
aro a series of beautiful villas, or "quiu
tas," as they are called (pronounced kiu
tus), the suburban residences of wealthy
men, built in the ancient Italian style,
with all the luxury and lavish display of
modern extravagance, and reminding
one of the Pompeian palaces, or the
Uoman villas in the golden age which
Horace pictured in his odes. Of tho
most picturesque architecture, these resi
dences would be anywhere attractive,
but hero they aro surrounded by a per
petual garden and thousands of flowers,
which preserve their color and their fra
grance winter nnd summer, and give tho
piano nn appearance of everlasting
spring.
. Uruguay is as progressive a the Ar
gentina Republic, and is quite as full of
modern improvements. There are many
beautiful rcsidouecs and lino stores in
Montevideo, and the people proudly
boast that anything can be found there
that can be bo- Jit in Paris. There aro
three theatres and an Italian opera, a
race-course, and any number of clubs, a
university, public library, museum, and
all tho etceteras of modern civilization.
Tho ladies dress in the height of Paris
fashions, and among tho aristocracy
sccial life is very gay. Tho people are
highly educated, are making money fast,
and spend it like princes. The Jlotol
Oriental is the best in South America,
being built of Italian marble and luxuri
ously furnished; and there aro more
daily papers in proportion to tho popula
tion than in any city in the world; an
illustrated weekly journal is published,
and a monthly literary magazine; there
are hospitals, asylums, and other benevo
lent institutions supported by public and
private charity; two Protestant churches,
several Protestant schools; fifty-five
mile3 of street railways, carrying 9,000,
000 passengers a year which is a re
markably high average for a city of
120,000 people; boulevards and parks,
pas and electric lights, telephones
without number, aud only now and then
does something occur to remind a tourist
that he is not in one of tho most modern
of cities.
One of the curious customs is the
manufacture of butter. Tho dairyman
pours tho milk, while still warm, into
nn inflated pig or coat skin, hitches it to
his saddle by a long latso, and gallops
five or six miles into town with the milk
sack pounding along on the road behind
him. When he reaches tho city his churn
ing is over, the butter is made, and ho
peddles it from door to door, dipping
out the quantity desired by each family
with a long wooden spoon. Though all
sorts of modern agricultural machinery
are used on the farms of Uruguay, no
amount of persuasion can induce tho
natives to adopt tho wooden churn.
Some of tho foreigners use them, but
the butter is said to be not b good as
that made in this curious, primitive
fashion. Fresh milk is sold hy driving
cows from door to door along the princi
pal streets and milking them into the
jars brought out by the customers.
The standing array of Uruguay con
sists of 5,000 men, mostly concentrated at
the capital. Their uniform is of tho
zouavo pattern, with the exception of
tho president's body-guard, n battalion
of 300 or 400 men, drcsaed in a novel
and striking costume of leopard skins.
There are several line bands connected
with ihv army which give concerts on
alternate evenincrs in the plazas, which
are attended by all classes of people,
nnd furnish nn opportunity f r flirtatious.
Everybody rides. No one thinks of
walking. Each family has its carriage,
and saddle horse, and even tho beggars
go about tho streets on horseback. Jt is
a common thing to be stopped on tho
street by a horseman and asked for a
"ceutavo," which is worth two and a
half cents of our money. These inci
dents are somewhat startling at first, and
suggest highway robbery, but tho appeal
is niado in such a humble, pitiful tone
that tho feeling of uliiniasnon vanishes.
"For tho lovo of Jesus, Senor, give a
poor, sick man a centavo. I've had no
bread or coffee to day." And receiving
the pittance the beggar will gallop off
like a cowboy to the nearest drinking
place.
The national drink is called cana (pro
nouneed citnynhl, and is inndo of the fer
mented juice of tho sugar cane. It con
tains about ninety per cent, alcohol, and
is sold at two cents a goblet, so that a
spree in Uruguay is within tho reach of
the poorest man. liut there is very
little intemperance -ia comparison with
that in our own country, (inordinary
days drunken men are seldom seen upon
tho streets, but on the evening after a
religious feast the common people usual
ly ungiire in a glorious carousal.
Tho vestibules of the tenement houses.
nd the ratios or courts v, Inch invaria
bly iuruih a cool loafing place in tho
renf.rr of euch. are roinmoulv paved
wuh tho knuckle bones of fcheen, ar
ranged in fantastic designs likri mosalo
work. They always attract tb e atten
tion of strangers, and it is ft standing
joke to tell the tenderfoot thai, they are
tho knuckle bones of human beings
killed dining tho many revolutions.
The Indies of Uruguay are considered
to rank next to their sisters of Peru in
beauty, and there is something; about tho
atniosphore which srives their jomplexion
a purity and clearness that is not else
where found. But wha they reach
maturity, liko all Spanish lid ins, they
lose their grace and symmetry of form,
and become very stout. This is un
doubtedly owing in a great degree to
their lack of exercise, for they never
walk, but spend their entire lives in a
onrriage or a rocking-chair.
The policemen in Montevideo aro de
tailed from tho army and carry sabers
instead of clubs, which they use with
telling effect upon offenders who resist
arrest. A few years ago there was no
snfety for people who were out late nt
night cither in tho city or the country ;
robberies aud murders were of frequent
occurrence, and the prisons were empty.
Hut President Santos rules with an iron
hand, and after a few highwaymen and
murderers were hanged, there was a no
ticeable change in tho condition of af
fairs, aud now a woman or a child is as
safe upon tho streets or highways of tha
country as in their own homes.
WISE WORDS.
When one becomes bo conceited that
ho can't be taught, he and a fool wear
tho same stylo of cap.
Nobody is perfect, but forbearance
and love do much to soften the irritable,
hard edges of existence.
Good fortune seldom comes pure and
ingle, unattended by some troublesome
or unexpected circumstance
If all would reali.o that cruelty is as
bitter to others as it is to themselves,
there would bo less of it practiced.
Nothing is so great an instance of ill
manners ao flattery. If you flatter all
the company you please none. If you
Hatter only one, or two, you affront tho
rest.
No character can possibly embrace all
types of perfection, for the perfection of
a typo depends not only upon the virtues
that constitute it, but upon the order
and prominence assigned to them.
Prejudices aro like tho knots in the
glass of our windows. They alter the
shape ot everything that we chooso to
look at through them; they make
straight things crooked and everything
indistinct.
Sympathy produces harmony; it
smoothes oil tho rough edges of conflict
ing characters; it brings the checriness
of tho hopeful to cha,o away tho feais
of the desponding ; it draws reinforce
ment for the weakness or the want of
some from the wealth or strength of
others.
Scaring the Chinamen.
The engineer of an ocoan steamship ia
the course of a conversation with a Nbw
York Tribune reporter said : "I have on
a book in tho engine-room a curious
table of dates and figures, which shows
to me tho exact time for every mile made
by different steamers which I have en
gineered across the ocean for the last
fourteen years. If anything more than
usual occurs I jot it down opposite the
date, and so make a sort of diary of it.
It speaks volvmcs to me, and recalls
many interesting memories. For in
stance, I was looking through it the
other day, and I found opposite Novem
ber 10, 1875, a reference to a visit from
Chinamen. The incident was recalled
to my mind in a moment, and I laughed
heartily over it to myself. This is what
it meant. One day whilo lying in port
we were visited by several Chinamen
who were anxious to inspect the ship.
They were aa ignorant set, aud had
never seen any machinary worked by
steam. Tho captain was a good-natured
fellow and allowed them to come below,
although they experienced some doubts
as to the advisibility of so doing. They
were very timid, and it took some time
for me to convince them that the ma
chinery was harmless. Finally I got
two of them to come close to the heavy
driving rod, which you know on a large
vessel is an enormous piece of iron. Sud
denly, without warning, it gave a start
forward, and, accompanied by a loud
puff of steam, leaped fully ten feet above
our heads. Angry at my assistant for
letting on steam without my knowledge,
I turned to speak to him when my atten
tion was attracted toward the stairway.
The last two Chinamen of tho party were
making frantic endeavors to jump up
half a dozen steps at a time. The rest
had disappeared, and before I could get
on clock tnc whole crowd nuu got into
their boat and started for tho shore. No
amount of persuasion could ever get
them to return to that ship, which they
claimed was alive. It was a mean trick,
but it has afforded me a good laugh
since."
Man's Deepest Emotion.
Tho deepest emotion that man knows
is love. If, like tho air plants, its roots
are upward, and love works with moral
sentiment, it is divine, and is that at
mosphere through which the image, tho
ideal, the true thought of God is to make
itself known.
It is tho great end toward which all
creation is tending. The discovery of
that thought has been of inconceivable
comfort to me, for I have seen the human
race beginning at tho lowest state of an
imalism, grasping, cruel; I have seen the
animal creation organized for cruelty
tho shark, the leopard, tho lion, as if de
structiveness was part and parcel of the
original creative design; out of it l have
seen little by litllo emerging other
qualities; love of cubs and whelps; with
slow steps I have seen the animal creation
reach to tho level of the human family,
aud that family under one mystic in
fluence, which wo cannot call nature, for
it seems to contradict nature at every
step; I have seen tho steady unfolding
toward intelligence, toward refinement,
toward imagination, whose eyes are away
from organized matter; of ascent and the
law of unfolding at last seems this: To
set tho whole of creation upoi a march
from tho lowest form of unorganized
matter up through every variation of
organization, through every form of pas
sion, still seeking it knows not what,
until later nges descry that star that all
creation is seeking and around whieh it
is revolving; and love is that, aud is the
final end of creation. Henry Wuru
Ueecfur.
SELECT SIFTIXUS.
Ilirds nro snid to leave the vicinity
where cholera prevails.
A novelty nt Cmnbcrlnnd, Md., is a
goose that crows like a rooster.
Tho pistol was invented in Pistola, in
Tuscany, by Cnmillo VitelK. in tho six
teenth century.
A man has been discovered in Eng
land, who during the greater part of his
forty-two years, has of choice lived in a
dark loft over a school upon food pur
loined from the establishment.
There was an old notion that the ser
pent caused death without pain, a
popular fancy which Shakespearo
lias introduced into his "Antony and
Cleopatra."
Hast thou the pretty worm of Nilns thoro,
That kills aud pains notf
Platinum wire enn bo drawn so fino
that it is no longer visible to the
"naked" eye, and can only bo felt. It
can bo seen with a magnifying glass
when the wire i9 held against white
paper. It is used in telescopes and sim
ilar instruments.
A good fat sheep was grazing in a
field near Mount Pleasant, Penn., when
a big bald eagle swooped down upon it
liko a lightning bolt. It buried its
talons so deep in tho sheep's back that it
could not release itself, and tho sheep
ran home, when tho immense bird was
captured.
The painting of Egypt existed un
changed for a period of more thnn 2,000
years, with a stability unequaled in the
other civilizations of tho world. It was,
perhaps, not quite so extensively em
ployed in the ancient kingdom as in the
later times; paintings can be dated as far
back as the third dynasty (3,818 to 3,124
B. C, according to Lcpsius). but they
were restricted to interior decoration.
Tho walls of tho pyramids were un
adorned by color.
A person struck by lightning does not
know it, tho fluid being much quicker
than thought. Tho nerves which con
vey pain are rather slow in their power
to convey information. Stick a pin in
tho tail of an elephant and quito a per
ceptible intorval occurs before tho noblo
animal gives his opinion of the man or
boy at the end of the nervous system on
trial. Lightning does it3 work before
the victim knows anything. Two men
were struck whilo taking refuge under
a tree. Both were carried into tho house,
nnd laid out for dead. Ono of tho men
revived, and after weeks of suffering and
infirmity, he got out again, and is still
living. No said that he knew no more
about having been struck by lightniaij
than he was conscious of having lived
before tho flood. It was all news to
him when told of tho fact.
HEALTH HINTS.
Nurses in a sick room should not sit
or stand too near tho- patient, and above
all things they should avoid talking
when leaning over a sick person.
Fkkcki.k cuke. Take two ounces of
lemon juice, or half a drachm of pow
dered borax, and one drachm of sugar;
mix together and let them stand in a
g:ass bottle for a few days, then rub on
the face occasionally.
Few people know how to apply a
mustard plaster so as not to blister the
skin. If tho mustard be mixed with the
white of nn egg, instead of water, the
piaster will draw thoroughly without
blistering tho most delicate skin.
At a recent meeting of tho New York
Odontological society, Dr. E. Parmly
Brown said: ''I will venture tho asser
tion that tho excessive use of common
salt is ono of the m'nin factors in the
destruction of human teeth to day."
Writers in the London Lnncrt call at
tention to tho great valuo of hot water
applications to the head incases of faint
ing or syncope. They say also that a
prompt use of it. applied to tho forehead
with cloths, wi.l very often avert such
attacks.
The Bee Hlvo.
.
Observe
these busy little ,
0 bees a laying up thir ,
honey and try to be as
wise as these by saving all 4
your money. You smoko, say
five cigars away and drink, ,
say six times daily: cards, pool
and billianls, too, you play and
treat the follows gayly. In twenty
years this fun will cost, aceorJiug to
good scholars, with interest and timo
that's lost just $20,003. liut if you count
your loss of health nnd se'.finHictoil
trcuble you'll find this foolish waste of
wealth will figure more than double. Then,
when it's time no more to slave but pleas
ure take, so sick you will foci because you
didn't save you'll want some one to kick you.
i.k imitate these busy boos and all your pen
nies treasure and thnn when older take yoiu
ease with forty years of pleasure.
. C.DiiJrje, tit (JoodnlVt Sun.
Iii tho Hospitals.
I- Baltimore and Philadelphia hospital
physicians are prescribing tho new pro
prietary medicine. Bed Star Cough Cure.
It contains neither morphia, opium,
nor any other injurious ingredients. The
price is only 25 cents.
The site of tho
Bold in 16:15 by
30.
city of Boston was
John Blackstone for
Take the Testimony of seven out ol
every ten men you meet, nnd they will
all complain of annoyance from "consti
pation" nnd its attendant lassitude,
headache, flatulence, fcc. Walker's
Viseoau Bitters is a specific for this
ailment. It acts gently, but surely, and
will regulate tho system, cultivate a
natural appetite and digestion and insure
relief.
The Surday collections in Spurgeon's
great congregation in London average
$315.
Man's Inhumanity to woman makes count
lt trt IIioumuimU inotirii, woulil be an upijliculilu
rendering of Pope's line, iu view ol liie indig
nities she lias HUtlt-ri'tkund lining undergone at
lie liunits of unskillful iliysiciuns and ijuucks.
Naturally umdist she suiters on until forced to
lonMilt a physician reardim; some, female
difficulty which she well knows is sapping her
MreiiKlh. All this emliui'russmenl can be
avoided and a cure effected by jiurtiiaiiig
111'. I'icice's "Favorite I'lesciii.iinn" nl your
ilrunnisl. and taking us directed. Price le
diu od to onechliiir.
'l'vi'i:-KKi-riMi in this country is said to cost
f :l,tj,nou nniiually.
Relief is immediute, and a cure sure. I'Uo'a
U .iinedy lor Cautriii. ujecuu.
A Pi 1 1 ri mm,
What, sadder slirlit rnn be Imagined than
that of a noble man, whom tha world ran Ill
afford to aparo, atrlcken down In the prime of
a Useful life by consumption. TIkiushiiiIn are
yearly filling cnnsumptivea' graven who iiilRlit
nesnved by the timnly viae, of Dr. Pierre's
"tiolden Medical Discovery," which 1h a pos
itive rnro for consumption In Its early stages.
Jt is the bent alterative and pectoral in the
world. All driiKKlsla.
BrrssiA manufactures 130,000,000 wooden
spoons annually.
Confidential advice, to either bit.
on delicate disease. Hook 10 rents in atnmiia.
Address World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, WkJ Mainstrcet, Huffulo NY.
Straw pressed Into blocks Is now a fuel In
Dakota.
A Itemetly Tor I,nng IHscasea.
Dr. Robert Newton, late President of the
Eclectic College, of the city of New York, and
formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, used Dn. Ws,
Hall's Balsam very extensively in his prac
tice, as many of his patients, now living, and re
stored to health by the use of this invaluable
medicine, can amply testify. He always wild
that so (rood a remedy ought to bo prescribed
freely by every physician as a sovereign rem
edy in all cases of lutik" diseases. It cures Con
sumption, and has no equal for all pectoral
complaints.
"What la homo without a Calendar?" Is a
very appropriate inquiry just now, w hen ev.
ery body is look Inn out for a nice calendar for
'Hl. About the handsomest nnd most conven
ient one we have seen is Hood's Household
Calendar, issued by tho proprietors of that
successful medicine. Hood's Sarsuparilla. The
head of a beautiful yountt Rlrl wearing a Kate
Creenaway bonnet adorns the card, and every
thing; about the calendar ia in excellent taste.
Ask your drulst for a copy, or send six cents
in postiuje stamps for one. or ten cents for two
Calendars, to C. I. flood Ar Co., lowell, Mass.
The purest, sweetest and best Cod Liver Oil
In the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
Jivei-8, U)Min tho seashore. It is absolutely puro
nnd sweet. I'atients who have once taken It
prefer it to all others. I'hyslclans have de
cided it superior to any of 'the other oils in
market. Made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York.
CHArrrn hands, face, pimples and rough
skin cured by using .Juniper Tar Simp, made by
Caswell, Hazard ib Co., New York.
Frnzer Axle (.rense.
The Frazer Axledrcose Isbcttcrand cheaper
than any other, at dnuhlo the prico. Ask your
dealer for it, and take no other;
Stralehten your old boots nnd shoos with
Lyon's Heel Stiffenors, and wear them ai;ain
We Submit Fads
In regard to flood's Sursaparllla as a remedy for
rheumatism, and ask you If you are afflicted with
this disease to try the medicine which has o greatly
benefited others. Hundreds of people who suffered
tho tortures of rhcumntUm, even In its severest
forms, have been perfectly cured by Hood's Bursa
parilla, tho great blood purifier. It corrects the
acidity of the blood, which Istheeauseof the disease,
and gives strength and vigor to the whole body.
"My wlfo has been troubled a long time with In
flammatory rheumatism, and was so bad last spring
that It was hard work for her to walk. She derived
more real help by tuklng four bottles of Hood's Sar
Raparilla, thun from any other medicine she has
taken." Joskph F. Ohke.n, eor. First and Canal
Street, Dayton, Ohio.
" I used Hood's Sarsnparllla last spring, and enn
truly say It helped mo very much. To those suffer
ing with bilious complaints, nervous prostration, or
rheumatism, I earnestly rcominend It." Mrs. E. Car
tester, Kalamazoo, Mich.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druggists. $1 ; six for $.1, Prepared
by C. I. HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, Isiwell, Muss.
IOO Doses One Dollar
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Beat, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Jtc 60 cents.'
Judulng from its effeeta In my ease, Plso's Roma
rtv lorOrttiiTii is 'Excelsior.' " H. I). Knowlxon,
Holland. New York.
Plso's Remedy tor Catarrh Is the
Best, Easiest to Use, and Cheapest.
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Ac 60 ceulo.
"Plso's Itemed y tor Catarrh gave me almost Imme
diate relit'l." F. K. llUAiNEun, Audubon, luwa.
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Best, Kasiesl to Use, and Cheapest.
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, dtc lu ceuU.
" Piso's Romedy for Catarrh Is Just the mertlclnel
bavebeeu looking tor " W. OuruN. Maysville, Ky.
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the
aen, jiMieet to use, anu uueapesu
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, fcc 60ceuu.
"Plso's Hnnisilv for Catarrh has done m more
good than anvihiug I ever tried." Miss H. A. Sxui
Ltv, Cornwall Undue, Conn,
Plso's Remedy for Catarrh Is the
Best, Easiest 10 Use, aud Cheapest.
Also ffood fbr Cold In tbe Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Ac 60 cent.
"Plso'ti Homed v forCatarrhii iiroduefujj favorable
results." Uuu. W. VfUHAii, Uiladelpluit, l a.
Pino Hemedy for Catarrh In the
Beet, Kaeieet to Uue, a ad Cheapest.
Also good for Cold In the Head,
Headache, Hay Fever, Ac to ceuu.
Does Youft back Ache t
ir ao, apply a
"HOP PLASTER."
BEST Porous Planter mule. Wb-a applied to
w uw.ihwiu, uruinuB.ounrpananunpiiin.wcaK
ue&a or aorenctta iu any part, instant relief is folt
aud the parte wonderfully atrenRtlienod. Con
tains virtue of Hop, Hurtrundy JHtuhand Q-uraa.
Uaed by multitudee. Never fails. Hop Plait ten.
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Fdr Llat mrtiiinn ihl pitr b4
uld JONES OF BINQHAMTON,
iflughauilou, N.V.
No Rope to Cut Off Horses' Man
ft ml ItUIDKK 1 uMibiued I'aimoi
im Mippmi iy any iuire. am
Hatter to any part of u. S. fre. c
rNlpt of $L. hold hv all Saddlery.
Ji:iriware ana iiarnosH Ih-hIth
Spt'dnl dlfifimtit to the Trade,
fet-rid for l'rlre I.lt.
J. '. KMiHTMOrSE,
PAY WHEN CURED. HXHZ SKli!,
llit wllllnKiM'pi of iiih ii k iml to pay wlivii tw curt in
made, we c-ur. ull t-hruiiit' di-scant-H and nik iioiiuv
fi.r our professional hi-rvire until after tin- cure is
eiferted. I)eserite your raw fultv and send Miimp
'i:'iinx"r- " 1AKF'
FACE. HANDS, FEET
Ae r rial hi'v. h.i.rn. nt sU-i nuou lliiir. lln lh
$I I .St Narks. M..U-S. Waru, .M..t ti. rrm-klrs, Krii
r"--. A. in-. H'lk ll.uds Sims, l'iitii,K- and
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I'lu.K-r. cure all A. h.-a aud Tallin, bur. lu-m-euy
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K. Ii. Novas, Rcvr"-, Mans,, was rnred of
scald-head by union Hall's Hair Renewer.
A sure cure for ohellnntp coiiKhs and colds
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The best remedy.
Ei.r.rrftioiTy has horn used In Herman shops
forworkinu portable drills and the like.
ISiEllSrAR
Frre frnnt OpiattM, Mmrtiet tit IUon.
SURE. JKkHts
PROMPT. OHf$'
Til H 4 Hl.rl A.TOHRT.FR tft.. TUTTTfloRK. Wl.
FnrPQin
Curet Rhenmttlsm, Neuralgia
S til I Hill riiU r, rtKTT ikm.
- jt pki:ooits inn dkai.k
IU3CIIARLM i. TOlillUa 10.. SiLTiaORk, U.
ELY'S
Cream Balm
Cleanses tha Head,
Allays Inflammation
Heals tha Sores. Re
CATARRH
stores tha Senses of
Taste, Smell, Hearing
A POSITIVE COKE
CREAM BALM
lifivifainod aunnvtahld rr
iitainm wherever known. I
dni'larlnc all othr jiropar-l
attoiti. a ) nrttr.t ih aj-
-HAY-FEVER
! ilniKuLtn. Krndfnnlr-
piioa into raeh uoMrii; no;
lain; Btrroahi( to imo.
Trice 60 cintt ltv in nil or t dnmnUtn. Knd fr t !r
vui ar. r.iii unt i l H Klin, imiKK'Kti. Owrirn. . V
Ready
Relief
CURES AND m EVENT
Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, Influenza,
Inflammations, Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Headache, Tooth
ache, Asthma,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
CURES THE WORST PAINS III from one to twontr
minutes. NUT ONE llui lt afmr reallna this ad
vortismnpiit need any one sliKFEll WITH PAIN,
linilwnv'a Kondv Keller U a Hare C!iire Tar
tvi-ry I'niii, Mprnius, Ifrnlses. I'nlusla
the llm-k, V irat or l.tinhs. It wua
the I'lrit nnri Is the Only
1M1N l(K.lli:i)V
That Instantly stow the inost eicnirlatln pains,
allavs Innniiuiiatlou, and rurns CoiiKNtiouii, whsther
ot the Lmik'K. Hinmai h. BoweU. or other glauds or
ornans by one apilu-atioii.
A half to a tciuuMionlul In half a tumbler of watr
will in. few minutes ,-ura Grauipn, HttastiK, H.iur
Htomsoh, Heartburn, Nervousueiin, HleiMWtsn4.
Kii-k Iit-adarhn, Diarrhrea, Dysentery, Uulic, Flatu-li-nry,
aud all internal )alnK.
Malaria In Its Various Forma.
There Is unt a ntueitisl a?pnt In ths world that will
cure fever and Akuh and all othr MnUrinu. Illlious
andnth.r lever, aided hv KAItWAY'M I'll.l.S,
so nuirk as IIAIIWAVN KI.AIIV ltf:i.ll:K.
Ully cents per boitla. Mold by druggista.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAH RESOLVENT,
The Great Blood Purifier,
For the Cure of all Chronic IMi.
Chronlo lthotun.itim, Hcrtfitla, Hvihilitiu Com
plauitH, ft (hp our book on Vcm-rftal, t'tr.; yricn 25
ri'iita), (ilandular iSwi'liiijL.', Hi kintf lry Couch,
CaiKM-rouM AffiH-liona, Hh't'tlm of the IiiinRa, Pva
pei?ia. Walpr liraMli, White SwrlUnt,'!, Tumora. lim
pli'K, rtl)tilita, Kruptioua of thrt taco, I'lccra, Hip
Imki'Am's liout, l)roy, Kirkf'ta, Salt Ithnum. iJrou
clnUrt, CouHiuuption, biabuiea, Kiduoy, li ladder,
lA:r CompluuitH, to.
SCROFULA,
Wliot her transmitted from parent" or aennired. U
within thtt curative rauo uf tho baraaparitliau H
ulvfiit. Curm have 1tfpn madn whpro eraona have bn
afllicti'd with Ki-rolula frm thmr vouth to 2 'AO
un d4nyiaiNor a, hv DH. KADWAY'S KAUSAPA
HILIdANltKSUlAKNT.a remedy unnp(we.l of U
KH'ilieutH ot extra irdliirtr niHilical rirtie, eaaii
tial to purify, h"nl, repair aud iuviirate th broken
down and wanted body. L)uu k, pleahaut, aaU aud
periihiiient in iu treatment aud cuw.
hold by all dru'Uln. Una dollar a bottla.
DR. RADWAY'S PILLS
The Great Liver anl Stomach Rend
Forthecureof all diHordem of tho Stomach, Liver,
Bowel, Kiduevn, bladder, Nervous l)itase, Loi
of Apiwiile, Headtaohe, Ooativeueiei, Iniliition,
BiliouMut'MH, Fever, Iuflamiiiation of the lioweli,
1'ileH, and all derauHinenta uf the iutm-nal viaenra.
Purely vewtihle, eoutamiug no mercury, miuoral
or deleteriotiM itruM.
Price, J5 ceuta ir box. Sold by all druwitit.
DYSPEPSIAI
Dr llndwnvs Pilln ro a cure for tliia com
pUnit. They rwtorj Htrenth to the Moinaeh aud
enable it to jHMtormlU tiiuetlone. The rtymptoiua
of lJH)'eKiadiarpear,aud with them the liability of
the Hyteni to contract diaeasea. Take thu m uliciaa
accordini; to directiiUiR, and ohtnrvt) what we aay in
'Fle and True' renitectiuK diet.
l"S..nd a letter Htainp to IMt. KAIMVAY iV
Ctht No, il'i Warren htreet, New ork, tur
"False and 1 rue.."
Vlle n ii re to HADWAY'
iHEiEDIATE fiELIEF!
liordon'a KIiik of Pulu relmvea pulu of what iver it
ture, the muinoiit it ia applied, aud 1 a houa-holl
remedy wherever known for HheumatUm, Neural
KUv lieaiiaehe and Toothache, tlurn and buaid.
hpruhiH utid Urulse. Umnaea ityneiitcry. Aoci
Ihrout, t'leera, 1-reah Wouu.U, eUi. Hurni will uot
blir.it r if applied, and limine will heat in a day tint
would require o week by any other metho I. I'll
remedy 1m i u ruiit bed in powder, with labels, etc.. ai 1
ihbent hv mall, pastuKO paid. It Is put up in jKv, t
and $. paokaK'1' Jbo 5u;., or trluf paeka-e. when
redut-ed Uj Ihpild form, will till 21 ioz. bottler, wnlaa
are worth at n-Ull, $. AtfeiiU can colu money dlb
iug iu lr la worth teu time lu coat tor burns alou
bend postal notes or two eeut statnpi. Addreai
K. G. KiCHAltiS, bote Proprietor, Toledo, Oalo.
AGENTS WANTED
We want a reliable Lady or Dent In each town an 1
towuhhip to aull our km1; also general u-iiu. i'f
tlculuratree. AddrenkJKKKuusoN JkiVu Co.. t'oledo.O
53
Chloral and
Opium Habits
HUB
Uoll.V CUKKU. AllVlt E I'KEX,
OR. J. C. HOFFMAN, Jefferson, Wisconsin.
GORE FITS!
Wli.n i mav furf I An iu,i maun merelr to stop them
for a tiuioaud tlien Imvo tlu m rt liinl again. I mean a
raili. ul turo. 1 havr nuidi- tho disriuii' "f t ITS, Kl'f
LKIIiir or FALUNU hlcKNtsS a btv-ions study. I
warrant my ri iiu il to uure tlit wornt cuts. llt cauM
olliernhave failid U no reuon for not now rerun iiik
cure. Kfnd at oiuo for a treatise anda t rvti Bot!l of
my infallihla remedy. Uive Eipres and fi.t tlffiisa.
It cuM vou ii t lunvc for a trial, and I will eure you.
Address Ku. It. O. HU(.lT, 1K3 ft., Now York.
Blair's Pills.'
Great English Goutani
Rheumatic Remedy.
Oval Jto, Kit.out roaaa, ov caa.
qLd coins srt
bH A V i ll, l.i liii: Left Ave., tiiiou Uilil tua, Mail,
f Lfouiity lu rll uui oli 8 tar !&.
jtii Boulhmid t.ijieui-r. r puts 111 ftd
n. t'. t ai;aiLtsj t.ullit IIU Kl IVrt u-iiliira
luo, HU-uara b.ivur waru Co. i-oalou.
gmmmaaaamsssmm nr r .iief icriiMi
r.si. 7i w-""' -- a.:i.aiatua. Iu
Ull
JK its
''"'tlrCLY'S i
KM
R.R.R
Vlnecar tlHtrra, afint-
ffatlra anil tnnln, piinflca th
IiIochI, alrfngllirna tha ll
and kldncya, and will matora
health, howavar loU
Vlnc"' mtfers la tha
Iwat remedy tliwotared for
pnimollne dl(ti-itlon, coring
licailarlia and Inciwhig Uta
Tltal powera.
Vln.or nittera aaalm
mm
mm
Sm.tmiL
llnt tli foort. ropiWa tha atomaclt and bow
tin, firing hralthy and natural airap.
Vlnrsar fllltsra Is tha rrrat rllnonaa pra
ytitr, and atnmla at tlie had of all family rem
edlea. No noiiaa ahotikl rer be without IU
V I fifirar Dl ttara corf a M filarial, Hillnna and
othar Irrmm, dlacaaea of tha Hnart, Llvpr and
Kidnayg, and a hundred other painful disorders.
Mend for rtthar of our raluable refereticw
booki for ladlna, for farmara, for meroliatita, pur
Medical Treatise on IHaraara, or our Catechism
on Intemperance and TobaOoo. which last should
lie In the hand of eTerj child and youth, in tha
country.
Any two of the abOTe hooVs mailed free on
receipt of four cents for rcvrlatration feta.
B.B. McDonald Drug Co., 68a Waalilngton St., H.T,
N Y N U-l
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from a common Blotch, or Ernptlon,
to the worst Scrofula. Halt-rheum,
"Feeriorta,n Mealy or Hough Skin,
In short, all diseases caused by liad blood ara
conquered by this powerful, purlfvlnif, and
Invliroratlna; medicine. Ureat Katlns; Ul
rers rapidly heal under Its benign Influence1.
Esiecialy has It manifreted its potency its
ourlnir Tetter, Hose Itaali, Rolla, far
bunclas, Mora Dyes, Scrotuloita Norea
and NwelllfiKa, Illp-Jolnt Disease,
White Nwelllnfta, Goitre, or 'I hie It
Neck, and Kiilargcd Cilands. Pend ten
cents in stamps for a lara-e treatise, with ool
ored plates, on" 8kln Diseases, or tho asm
amount foratreatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"THE BLOOD IS Till; I,IFK.
ThoroufrhlT cleanse it by usins; Ir. Plerea'a)
(Golden itladical Discovery, and good
digestion, at fair akin, buoyant aplrw
Its, vital strength, and eoundiiess of
couslltutioii, will be established.
corjsur.iPTiorj,
which is Scrofulous Disease of th
I,n n gs, is promptly and certainly arrested
and curod by this Otnl-givcn remedy, if tnkea
before the last stage of the disease nre reached.
From Its wonderful power over this terribly
fatal disease, when first offering this now cel
ebrated remedy to the public. Dr. PiKRca
thought seriously of calling It his "Con
au nipt Ion Cure," but abandoned that name
aa too limited for a medicine which, from Ita
wonderful combination of tonic, or strengthen
ing, alterative, or blood-cleansing, antl-billous,
pectoml.and nutritive properties, Is iincqtialed,
not only as a remedy for consumption of tua
lungs, but for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
j
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
f If yon feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
allow color of skin, or yellowish-brown spoul
on face or body, frequent headache or llr.it
neas, bad taste In mouth, internal heat or chills,
alternating with hot flashes, low spirits and
gloomy Ixirebodlngs, Irregular appetite, and
coated tongue, you nre suffering from India
Sjealloti, Dyapepala, nnd Torpid l.i ver,
or "lllliouanaaa." In many cases only
part of these symptoms are experienced. As
a remedy for aJI such cases. Dr. Flerea'e
Golden medical Discovery has do
equal.
For Weak Lungs, Spitting of Itlood,
Shortness of llreath, Bronchitis
Severe Coughs, Consumption, ana
kindred affections. It Is a sovereign remedy.
Send ton cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce's
book on Consumption. Sold by Druggists.
PRICE $I.00,?o1rVSTSS
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Proprietors, 063 Main St., BurrxLO, N.T.
VQTCOS LITTLE
oxvoio PILLS.
ANTi-miMors s
Sold by Druggists.
nd CATHARTIC
25 ocnts a vial.
$500 REWARD
is offered by the proprietors
of Dr. Hage'g Catarrh ftemedy
for a case of catarrh which they
cannot cure.
If you have a discharge from
the nose, offensive or other
wise, partial loss of smell, tasta,
or bearlna. weak eves, dull nain
or pressure In head, you have Catarrh. Thou
sands of cases terminate in consumption.
Dr. Suge's Catahhh Kemrdv cures the worst
cases of Catarrh, "Cold In the Head,"
and Catarrhal lleadache. 60 cents.
OK ALL aixica.
Write for Clreilla
and tell us what vou
wanu
iV. P.ll K (SONS. Urawer 1M', 1. , uim
N. Y.
Clark
or new uim uiy. r.aatern Atfenta. MILL,
a A Co., flomun, alana. uur puttmU'ii Vertical
Ik.lliT
will not prinui. o (langer of Uurning (luea.
ASTHMA-CURED
Ciff rraan AalhmaCure nYefstJiTtveiij
miiai rat in ;ue worm Cawe,inure oomiurv
; effect c are w huro ftil o thun t all A
truu eonvnet im mom aKp(cni. mt oyc nn
iVr-tamp. IirTH HOIiTKFM AN, Ht. NnLMiim
norjsunPTion.
I havaa poiltlv, reiu,d v fur IbaaboradlMu,,; br It,
ai, thoaflaml, of caaesof tlio or,l klud and of long;
taadknc liava ban cured, lndeaii, aoatronRla mTfaltte
in tlaattlcarT.that I will lend TV'O DOTTLES FRBS,
togaibarwllba VAI UABI.KTRKATIfts on IhladltaaM
to au ,uffrar.v Olvajixprela and t. O. addr. aa.
DH. T. X. BLOCUM, til raarlBL, X,w Tork.
CUktS WMtt All tfS( I AILS.
Best Oman Hj run. Taaitw kikmI. Use
in tune. Mom nv nniimiNta.
.-aaa'
t V ouajrlloneX a frt trial of thirty davot tbeUBC
Of Dr. Iye' tVlcbratt-d Voltaic Ult Wirt Klettrlo butt
pAtuory Appliances, fop the iee1f nUcf nd per
manent cure of Aenvua Debility, luas of Vitality and
MutihocL, and nil kimlretl trouble-s. Abo fc nny
oilier diseases. Complete restoration to H-ftl;ti, Vigor
and UunhotHl (niarMiitoeit. risk Is lncurreU Ilius
tratptl pamT hlr-tln nrnlrd envekn mallett tree-, y ftd
smuuIiid iiiiinaifini,'Tmfiii tv i. 1 1 Tv t . . i
9 all tattm tha u&a t
wt uli ml ihl cUii of
iioedlj, arttt hu slva
ImuAl UaUWsJrtAl Mtlaita4
Ul.
MURPHY BROS
fins, T
fikuM the Uvor !
ttie public and now rnk
among th 1c1iiib Jkiadi
Siadlofd, fa.
gold by Ilruv.i.u.
Fmitl 00.
PErJfJYnOYAL
CH ICH ESTER'S ENGLISH'
The Orlirlnal and Only Upouias.
nt uid Jsig fUs.til. hewsira r V rlhlcsi lotitAtiuaa,
CL lek salcrB KaiIkH are ih bt tstaJai. luaiauaftbi
I J A U I C D a moiuss . stsv.
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anwaiL NAME pAPKR.
still bf r.
llavHafaS I ftjf pftl UculaJI IdWLg.
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auir
Xr iC BOILERS If. 'f.
& Write for CireiilarlV. if
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