t
THE LAND OF FROSTBITES
WINTRY" SCENES IN THE HOME Ol
THE iSQTJIMAUX.
Traveling In the Snow With the
Temperature Slujr Degrees Be
low Zero Curing Frostbites.
Tho vapor of the breath will nt onco
condense on the beard in the shape of ice
that will keep accumulating indefinitely
if not removed, saya Lieutenant Schwat
ka, writing iii the Youth's Compan
ion of his arctic experiences. Of course
we tried to keep our beards as short as
possible, but, living as Ksquimaux.shav
mg was completely out of tho question
unless we lathered ourselves with ti snow
ball and shaved with an icicle. So all
our efforts were confined to what we
could do with a pair of seissors.and even
then the ice would manage to get at this
slim hold and build itself up into a ball
of varying proportions.
Our method of removing it was pecu
liar. 'When wc stopped to rest we
would bury our mouths in tho palms of
our open hands and breathe with deep
Inspirations for a minute or two. This
would always make the icy mass drop
off, especially if the beard was kept
short.
If the reindeer hood comes too close up
around the chin it also will accumulate
ice in the same way, and in keeping it
far enough away to avoid this the full
chin is generally exposed. The chin, the
nose, the eyes, and part of the cheeks are
the only portions of the face exposed, for
the hood comes down closely to the eye
brows. These exposed parts of the face
are subject to frequent nips of frost,
which during a very disagreeable day of
wind and low temperature may exceed
half a dozen an hour.
The cure is to take the warm hand out
of the reindeer mitten and apply it di
rectly to the place until the little white
spot which attracted the attention of
some companion walking by your side
disappears, for so complete a local anes
thetic is frost that you would never have
known it yourself. This is especially
true of the protuberant parts of the chin
and checks, but sometimes upon the nose,
just at the instant of freezing, is felt a
hornet-like sting that makes a person
feel like jumping twenty feet into the
air.
I have often been asked if such bitter
cold air would not freeze the tongue in
the mouth while breathing, and 1 have
noticed this sensation apparently once or
twice when the thermometer stood at
about seventy degrees minus, but could
at once get rid of the feeling by breath
ing through the nostrils and closing the
mouth for a short timo. Tho question
naturally arises: "Why not breathe
through the nostrils all the while; but
doing so continuously always results in
such a persistent catarrh that it does not
take one long to return to the usual
method of breathing through the mouth,
as by far less disagreeable.
Every one has heard about the drowsi
ness that accompanies extreme cold, und
supposed by many to be caused by
breathing intensely cold air. None ol
my party experienced it in the least in nil
our winter's trip of almost constant
travel in not only the greatest cold, but
the longest continued cold endured by
white men, showing that, living as the
Esquimaux do, no such discomfort or
danger need be feared.
I have said that this intensely cold
weather was usually accompanied by
calms which made it quite bearable. I
remember oue quite noteworthy excep
tion. One morning the thermometer at
8 o'clock showed us that it was sixty
eight decrees below zero, but as it was
calm and quiet we loaded our sledges
for a day's journey to the igloo of an Es
quimau, where we could buy reindeer
meat for our dogs.
We were just ready to start when a
wind sprang up that felt like facing
ruzor-bladcs. Had it come ten minutes
sooner we should not havo thought of
going, but being loaded we started. The
dogs trotted, and we ran along the whole
way except for one short rest, until we
reached the welcome snow home. Both
the white men and the Esquimaux were
frozen in unexpected places.
At the end of the journey the ther
mometer showed fifty-five degrees minus
that is, it was warmer by thirteen de
grees. I told this to the Esquimaux with
me, but I think from the incredulous
glances they took at each other thut they
voted the thermometer to bo tho most
accomplished Ananias they ever met,
and wondered how we could allow our
selves to bo duped by it.
Horses Ilestlng.
"Ilorses can get some rest standing,"
aid an old trainer recently, to a New
York Mail und Expre reporter, "provid
ing the position be reasonably eay, but
no full rest except recumbent. It it
known of some horses that they never
lie down in the stall, though if kept in
pasture they take their rest habitually in
a recumbent position. It is well to con
sider whether the habit has not been
forced upon the horse by some circum
stance connected with the stall he was
made to occupy, in that it had a muddy
earth floor, or one made of dilapidated
plank, uncomfortable and offensive to
the horse that has been accustomed to
select his own bed in the pasture. If the
horse can have the privil ge of selecting
urn own position tor resting 01 ins met,
be can sleep standing; but while his mus
cles may be to a certain degree; relaxed
and get rest in that position, what can
be said of the bearings at the joints?
Without relief through the recumbent
position, the joint surfaces aro forced
continuously to bear a weight varying
from one thousand to one thousand
eight hundred pounds. This must act
unfavorably, especially upon the compli
cated structures within the houfs which
nature intended should have periods of
rest each day."
The First American Library.
The first American library was that of
Harvard College, which was founded in
lllijy, and it was about fourteen years
after this that lleekiah Ufcher, the first
bookseller in the I'nited States, opened
his bookstore in lioston. From ITT'ito
lsiiO thirty libraries were established in
this country. In the next twenty live
year I'M were established, and in the
next tweuty-live, 501. i'roin is.10 to
lir, 2,4Hl libraries were established,
and now there is scarcely a house in the
country whii h has not its collection of
books, nor a t"n which has not its
public library.
NEWS AND NOTES FOR WOMEN.
Velvet is not much employed for dress
trimmings this winter.
Ostrich plumage is steadily increasing
in favor for millinery purposes.
According to a recent authority thcro
are COO women writers in Germany.
Brctelles and other V-shaped corsage
trimmings are meeting with much favor.
Hhodo Island is a small State, and yet
it .contains 11,000 more women than
men.
The latest importations of bonnets
show much smalior shapes than hereto
fore. Silk atrachan Is a very popular trim
ming material for both bonnets and
wraps.
Red is a favorite color for evening
dresses for entire costumes as well as for
accessories.
The Empress of Russia, as well as the
Austrian Empress, is said to bo an expert
shot with tho rifle.
The tournure docs not diminish in size,
as was predicted, but, on the contrary,
is worn larger than ever.
Mauve, so long a neglected color, is
once more fashionable. It is especially
favored for house toilets.
Pale pink veils are taking the place of
tho red ones so long in favor. They are
more generally becoming.
Moire and lace-striped silk is a new
material for evening dresses, and is shown
in several delicate shades of color.
White kid gloves reaching a little
above the elbow are taking the place of
Swedish gloves for full-dress toilets.
Black plush is a favorite material for
bonnets. They are usually made with the
puffed crown, pushed up well toward the
front.
Amateur milliners find the winter
bonnets easily trimmed, as the high bow
and strings are nearly all that fashion
requires.
The twelve-year-old daughter of Hans
Hansen of Pipestone county, Minn.,
plowed 112 acres of his farm for him
last year.
France boasts of the oldest old maid
in thu world. Shu is luO years old and
lives at Auch. Her name is Mile.
Benoite.
Gray squirrel fur is used in bands for
trimming velvet and cloth costumes. It
is very dressy and comparatively inex
pensive. Many young ladies are adopting the
braided coil at the back of the head in
place of the high coiffure that has been
so popular.
Checked velvet is a decided novelty.
It is used in combination with silk br
plain velvet, ndis a very effective trim
ming material.
Gracefully draped polonaise of woolen
material, over skirts of velvet or vel
veteen, compose very pretty and inex
pensive costumes.
Maria Henrietta, the Queen of the
Belgians, is said to be very democratic
in her tastes and habits, and this has
made her popular with her subjects.
The monogram is seen on every possi
ble belonging of a fashionable woman;
on her lingerie, her toilet articles, her
umbrc:la haudlo, even on her sachet bag.
Long cloaks for little girls have flat
plaits in the back, and a yoke and hood.
The cloak is shirred into the yoke, making
it very warm and comfortable, but not
graceful.
The coat of introducing a girl into so
ciety in -New York and carrying her suc
cessfully through one season is estimated
ut of which all but $250 is for
wearing apparel.
Ivory white satin and corded silk a'e
the favorite materials for bridal cos
tumes. White velvet or white brocade
is sometimes used as a panel on these
dresses, but generally one material is
preferred.
A revival of brocaded silks is pre
dicted. A few choice patterns which
have already appeared have grounds of
chevron weave.or of the oldtime Barathea
weave, which is seen in some new plain
silk as well.
The school teacher at Osceola, "W. T.,
is a young woman of only eighteen years;
but she has no ditiiculty in keeping
order, for she threatens to sit down ou
the first pupil who is insubordinate. Sho
weigcS 82" pounds.
A novel glove is made of black kid,
and is intended to be worn over the
sleeve. The long top shows a pattern of
machine stitched squares of Swedish
leather, which form a striking contrast
to tho black kid ground.
A thimblo used by the Queen of Siam,
presented to her by the King, is made of
Kold in the form of a lotus bud, tho lotus
being the royal flower, and is thickly
studded with diamonds so arranged as to
form her name and the date of her mar
riage. In Bavaria it is not good fym for a
lady to shake hands with a gentleman
until (she is very well acquainted with
him, and no unmarrii d woman is allowed
to speak on the street to any of her
friends of the opposite sex, no matter
hew well she may know them.
Gorgeous effects are given in bright
red tulle, spangled over its entire surface
with round crilt snancles. The corsaim
of watered silk, tiie t-amo shade, has as a
finish to the neck and shoulder straps a
gilt cord. Bed satin slippers and stock
ings of the same hue complete the strik
ing costume.
The universal fashion of wearing
aprons in the house has led to the pro
duction t,f some very dainty novelties in
this line. Fine scrim is much used for
this purpose, with insertions of bright
color d ribbons, and some very pretty
aprons are of pink or blue ( hiua silk,
elaborately trimmed with luce.
Miss Amelia Hand, of Cape May Court
House, N. J., is now an invalid, and
having been a great church goer tho
greatly misses tho services. In order to
make her confinement less irksome Dr.
Wiley has, connected her bedside with
the Methodist Episcopal Church by a
telephone. The truii'-iuitter, which is
the linest made, is placed on the pulpit
cushion, and thus arranged the lady can
distinctly hear and enjoy the entire ser
vices, including tho singing of tho choir.
I A man in Ontario can repeat perfectly
I 100 chapters of the Bible, fifty-eight
' psalms, and every collect, epistle and
1 gospel in Uio ecclesiastical year, accord -j
ing to the English Church prayer book.
"Wouldn't Try."
"This ronsting is very dangerous,"
said the teacher. "Suppose half a doz.cn
of you boys wero shooting down a steep
hill on a bob sled, and a man should dnvo
into tho rond in a sleigh; how couhyou
get out of the way?" "Wouldn't try I "
shouted nil tho good boys in chorus,
"tho man'd git. out o' tho way." Then
tho poor teacher called up the dais in
Mental Philosophy, and three new bobs
came to school tho next day. Bimlette.
A Duel Between Composers.
Andreas Romberg, tho well-known
composer of tho "Bull," onco received a
challenge from tho Icador of a small or
chestra on the ground of some pretended
insult. Ho sent the messenger biu k with
these words: "Tell Ilcrr X that I
don't know how to uso a sword or a
pistol; but we will each compose a can
tata, and tho one whoso work is received
with hissos shall shoot himself dead."
Maimer A'acirirhten.
A genuine silver-tipped grizzly boar
was killed in the Blue Mountains, near
Heppner, Oregon, recently, which
weighed 1,000 pounds and measured
eighteen feet from tip to tip and eighteen
inches between tho cars.
$10,000wr-re spent, in eighteen years by Prof
C. A, Donaldson, of Louisville, Ky., in trying
tOKft rid of his rheumatism, bnthe found nu
relief until at ln-l he usi)d St- Jacobs Oil,
which speedily currd him.
A rr.ci'i,lAK natural substance lias been
found in (ieoreia a yellow material, very
much like beeswax, which, when alusvert otr
with a knife, rolls up 1 1 k that article. It is
a kind of rock, and while there is nothing
about it 1 hat burns, it becomes as hard as Hint
when healed.
The most severe cough can at once be re
moved by Red Star Cough Cure, "Ulve it to
yourchildren by all means," says Professor
Williams, ex-State Chemist of Delaware, who
found it wonderfully efllcaclous. Price, only
twenty-five cents for a bottle.
A Nrw YmtK naturalist. Dr. John Poblman,
advances the theory that as the human race
has fewer tcelh than tonn.-rly, and these are
Mcadil. deteriorating, there is danger of the
race becoming toothless.
"A 1'rrlVrt Flood of Sunshine"
will fill tho heart of every sutferintf woman If
lie ill only persist In the line of Dr. Pierce's
"Favorite Prescription.'' It will cure tho
most excruclatintf per odical pains, and re
lieve you at all irregularities andgive heallhy
action. It will positively cure internal in
flammation and ulceration, misplacement and
all kindred disorders. Price reduced to one
dollar. By druntfists.
A COnohession At. funeral nowadays costs
the Government from to $1.",(XW.
Heinu en' irely vegetable, no particular rare
is reiiu, red wlulo using Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant
Purgative Pellets." They opera' e without
d si urban! e ti the const it iilion, diet or oecu
pition. For sick headache, coiotipution, im
pure blond, di.z.ness. sour eructations from
the stomach, bad ta-ste ii mouth, bilious at
tacks, pain in region of kidnevg.inlornal fever,
bloated feeling about Btivnach, rush of b'ood
to head, take Dr. Pierce's "Pelleti." liy
druggists.
So many bicycles and I rieyeles are used in
Paris that police regulations are necessary.
C'miNii minion.
Notwithstanding tho great number who
yearly succumb to tins, terrible and filial dis
ease, which is daily winding lis fatal coils
around thousands who aro unconscious of its
deadly presence. Dr. Pierce's "(io den Medical
Discovery"' will cleanse and purity the blood
of scrofulous Impurities, and cure tubercular
consumption (which Is only scrofulous diseaso
of the lungs). Send 10 cents in stamps and
get Dr. Pierce's complete treatise on consump
tion and kindred affections, with numerous
testimonials of cures. Address World's Dis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
"Wolves aro said to be very numerous in the
Texas Pan Handle.
The farmers, in their swamps, we're sure.
Could lind the roots and plants that cure;
If by their knowledge they only knew
For Just the disease each one grew.
Take courage now und "Swamp-Hoot" try
(for kidney, liver and bladder complaints).
As on this romody you can rely.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is a peculiar medicine. It I carefully prepared
from Barupoiilla, Dandelion. Mandrake, Dock,
Plpslsaawa, Juniper Berries, and other well known
and valuable vegetable remedies, by a peculiar com
bination, proportion and process, giving to Hood'i
BarsaparUia curaUve power not possessed br othel
medicines.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is the best blood purlfler before the public. II
eradlcatus every Impurity and curet Scrofula. Ball
Rheum, Bolls, Pimples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, lll
lousnees, 8lck Headache, Indluestlon, Gvnerol De
blllty. Catarrh, Kheumatlsm, Klduey and Liver com
plaints, overcomes that tired feeling, creates an ap
petite and builds up the system.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Has met peculiar and unparalleled su eess at home.
Such has become Its popularity In Liwcll, Mass.,
where It Is made, that whole neighborhoods are
taking It at the same time. Lowell druggists sell
mure of Hood's Sanaparllia than of all other Rarra
paritlas or blwl purl tiers. t; six for IV Bold by
druggist. Trepared only by C. L HOOD ft CO.,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
MOBE WOBDS OF PRAISE.
RJieumatitm a Blood DUeate entirely cured.
Rochester, April 1, 1888.
To the Pardee Medicine Co.,
Gents: Allow rue to eay a few words
in praise of Dr. Pardee's Kheuuiatic
ltemedy; and if what I liave to say will
induce others wbo are afflicted with neu
ralgia or rheumatism to use it, I shall feel
that I have been the means of doing some
little (rood to my fellow men. December
27, 1885, while at work iu the shop, I was
taken suddenly with sharp, piercing pains
and was compelled to leave the shop.
The next morning I was unable to rise,
and I grew worse daily although I was
under the best medical treatment. But I
obtained no relief until I began using
Dr. Pardee's ltemedy, which 1 did March
17th, and after using it three days, I could
walk about the house. I continued to
use it and improved rapidly every day.
1 am now at work and entirely free from
pain, und have pained live pounds in
weight, but 1 shall continue the remedy
until 1 feel sure the poison is out of my
blood, for I am certain that rheumatism
is a blood disease. You are at liberty to
use my name or refer anyone to me, for I
shall be only too glad to recommend it to
anyone who is suffering as I was. I know
it will cure any case of rheumatism, if
used as directed.
I am, very truly yours,
GECKO E DOANE.
Foreman at Goodgcr & Naylor'a shoe
factory, h5 South St. Paul btreet; resi
dence, 6 Griffith street
Forty Years a Sufferer.
Mr. E. W. Howell, of No. 2 College
street, writes that be has suffered with
rheumatism in his hips, knees and amis,
fur forty years, and that he has not known
what it vus to be free from puin until bo
began the use of Dr. Pardee's Remedy,
lie has used ten bottles and has not felt
any rheumatic pains or symptoms since.
Ask vour driiccist for Dr. Pardee's
ltemedy, uud take no other. Trice fl
. per bottle; six bottles, $0.
j Pardeo Medicine Co., Rochester. N. T.
War Abend,
Thorn I great danger of war With Mexlro In
the near future, but nt present we ran pursue
thenrta of hnptiinc, prosperity and wealth.
Wherever yon live, vnit should Write U) II ill
icit A Co., I'ortlnnd, Maine: and receive free,
full Information an. ut work that you can do
and live at homo, earning thereby from fitn
$'-';" and npwardn dully. Some nave earned
over .'iOtn a day. Capital not, required; you
aro started free. All la new. Hoth Koxe.
AP agea. Pay, as above guaranteed, from 111 st
at art.
A dead certalnti: Tho Hop flutter Is more ac
tive than any td her plaster on earth, KillRpnln,
fnp '((.item are soothimr, KtimulatiiiK. pain
Kllllngand si reiigthenlng,clean,sweet and sure
Yon can (ikt a ,! Family Story Paper one
year, pimtnto paid, for JI B0. Sample copy
tree. Address Tils ClUCAoO LkdcikK, till
CIIKO, 111,
Hest. easleit to use and rheajwut Plid'a
Itemed y for Catarrh. Hy drtiKKiKta.
'! VlC" 'p? "W? 'ii? '( W
1YYDIA E. riNKHAM'S
VEGETABLE
O COMPOUND
la a Positive Cure
,r fBsls Craplslats sat WshM
ssaiSMa to sir bssf. hsaalc BossteUsa.
Tf wtll IMM AMm1m " ' M . .
. -. j mv i7 1 h i lurmoi j pmsii vom
plalnta, all Ovarian troubles. Inflammation and 01.
Deration, FalUnf and Displacements, and the oonee.
quent Bplnal weakness, and is parUoularlr adapted
tothoChamroof Ufa.
It wUl dissolve and expel tumors from the menu la
an earlystagoof development. Theiendenoy toeaneer
ous humors there la checked very speedily by Its use.
t. !OT aln'noM, flatulency, destroys nil cnvln(r
Ji" R"N' n' relieves weakness of tho stnniseh.
fl ,rr"J ""'L"-- IJenilnelics, Nervous Prnstrsll.m, oen
Thiff fee L v' H',1"',l7SIU,fi' Kopression and ln.liirestiun.
That feellnifot heartnir diiwii,eauslni pnln, we&ht and
barkaehe.lBOlWttys permanently curedlir Itsllse. Itwlll
at an times anil under nil Ireum.tnnees act lu harmony
With the laws that kotui n Hie i cmale system.
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either t this
Compound is unsuru-,ed. Price 11. Six bottles tor s"
No family should be without LYDtA E. PIXKIIAU 8
LIVER 1'ILLS. They cure constitution, biliousness and
torpidity of the liver. 85 cents a box at all dmitglsta.
v&lti& 1 W: .!t. v. v'i. vi'u
Sr. JS" W Vtv"W VP? 'i? Vp5?v,s5
f.1: Catarrh
CREAM BALM.
flaee used
tin of Klu'
Balm and corui'uVr
Bdf cured.
SU veart from catarrh
and catarrhal heatl
ache, and this it tli.
flrtt remedy that ay
forded lotting relief.
D. T. Mguinton, 14.
Lake St., Vhicato, III.
A linrtleln Is nttitll.,.1
Into each nostril uud le
airreeiilili. lo ii.m. l'i-l.. .
HAY-FEVER
boots, by mail or nt iri
vi v iii,iriii.-.s n" ,OT circular.
t.LY niloriihBg, DrUKirlsts (iwciro. N.Y.
COCKLE'S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.
THE QBE AT ENGLISH BEMEDY
For Liver, Bile, Indigestion, etc. Free from Mer
cury i contains only Pure Vegetable Ink-riMentx.
A(pjut: ti. N. CKiTTKNTON, New Yerk.
THlSTOirSKTOOie POWDER
Kcepliig Teeth Perfect and IJuiiia llenlthy.
nDIIIU 'libit Cured. Treatment sent on trial
UrlUM HUMANK KKMF.DY CO., Laruyette, In 1
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LET THIS ADVERTISEMENT BEYOUR
SAILING
FRAGRANT
FREE HOMES
FOR ALL
F BALMY F1PR1DA
THE
FREIGHTED
POOR MANS
CHANCE
EA1TH
the""
RICH MANS M;
DDPIOTIINlTVf 'J-'iEi
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in this day of deceptive advertitnv w desire to
Imprest, that this snuoumenient mrana exactly
u hat t taya : that every applicant can secure, ah
avlutely f re ff any charge for the land, one of -the
tUov diTli-liUst or vuluati.B Florida property. No
trirkl No Juk'Idk ft wurdi ! U tueuus exactly
that nothlnjf le. nothing: more.
OUR METHOD ! NOTE ITS FAIRNESS !
We havH June Usued a lurire shevt of detailed
Ho line h ana, lllusiratlnfr nine dltTereut stylet of
huutres.coiiiiiiK from $(Ui to ech, which this
C mpany Ih prepared to bulla for Its patrons at 8t.
Andrew's bay. In order to defray at Ifasl por
tion of the very large cost of advertising, getUuff
up theM) dexltinH, anil executing a Ugal Warranty
Itrrd for each uiiiu ant, w wilt charge 'Ac for niall
liiff this sbmt of House Plans to applicants. The
plans are worth 5 to any one who will ever desire
to build a house. They are all new aud votten up
expressly fur us. if you seltH-t from thn llouna
1'lunn any una that ults you, we will bul d th
house on your property, uud (rive you ftiv ytartt'
time to pay fur the house, 'harglnKou 5 percent, in
thrust on the cost of the house. If voudonot care
TO BE
With a broader business policy than
has characterized any other southern
corporation, we have steadily appre
ciated the relative value of tana and
people. We are holding for our own
mtU certain lauds to be sold In the
uture ; the txilaut-e Is offered free mm
air to all who apply In time.
A little more tnan one year ago the
Rt. Andrew's 1'uy llallroud en 1 Land
Co. acquired control of upward of
.'100.000 acres uf the mott desirable
lauds In the Male of Florida, situated
around abjut the beautiful biv of Ht.
Andrew's, on i he south west Gulf coat.
1 efore the war the town known as M.
Andrew's Hay was the houie of many
wealthy eo.de, wi o had sought the
shores of the beautiful bay as a b ca
tion whexd could be found In their
TAXES g
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AH taxes have teeu paid on these lands up to March, irv7,
aud this Company will pay then, attain at that date to Decem
ber, lis i. both on its uwn hiuds sad Lhuiui diiiuosed of uuder
tnu Ureal Free Offer.
GUARANTY
We will buy any property disposed of under this
Great Free Land otter uhat is substantially lm
oroved llurilikr 1 1 nit two venrst mil I n-.v tt Him
rate ol lu per iu-re with the eor.t of the buddmg improvements added, liy that
time property uiii be worth pr acre.
OUR REFEREHCES.
Those wbo have done bust
nei-s with us. Jn one day uie
following list of applicants,
secured Orange tirove trai ts,
ranging In alxe from 2 to 40
acrert curb, LSpaie lu goid
newspapers conts loo much to
give a lint of all who have re
ccived free proiertv at our
bands. Kuch one of tiie fol
luWIfikf Hot cult leMify, If he is
wo diDpused, to tiie absolute
fidelity uf our lnetho.U f
busiueae. Nu correhpuiideuce
has passed letweeu any of
them aud (hi ofUce, except
the necessary forms of busi
ness lu applying for and re
ceiving free properly, and the
names are pul4ihed without
consultation and merely to
represent the number who
received Orange Ciruve tracts
f te, at our hands, in on day
busine&M,
M. ile; aun, Tvrone. Pa
W. A. Klunloe. Inkhaven, Fa
Sul. lll Hill, hehenlry. Fa
h. H. Knowlcs. f mnfoid, I'a
T. Almpii, liiintniMion, a'. Va
J. 11. l ixtresser, M iiiillel'ii. Fa
W. L. t oiHi. lieatru e. Ne
Frank a. Snell, AitMinia. ct
A, Jarrelt, liutchuisuu. 11 un
. "Jnnsl Whntarnrmi
KMnlklntf ftliotitr' What
L'evcry linily talks. alKitit.
j2 Theysny tfintfiirllrhrhU'
cq Hmnao,Kidnry,I,ivrror
0 llliuhler eiimplHlnlH, thin
2, remedy luia no npiiil."
Tj. It corarls-M 0 the Spot.
I W T'rrtMirtil at lr. Kilmer's
A. lilsl'fts'SART.IUnirtiiimt.in.N Y.
j v Uuldeto Health (Herrft trrm).
JONES
PAYSthe FREICHT
5 Toa Waaon Mcale.
PSa l.rnTI, Atrrl HsirtDSB, BrSSt
Tart a.am snfl H.wn F.nt air
ttrrr rli. H.-sl.. r'.r n-r. sf list
Sl.ntini thti r."t'r ssit arMr..
InNIS tt BlNOHAMTf N.
niNtillA.HTIl.N. N.
FILhS " Indian Pile Ointment
Best Ins aF will cure any case of Itch.
titsr, lllccilinir, I Icci'tttcd or I'rniruillnir
1'iirs. ri ut; in tiiAMitii. rrei,
tie. I Ur. il Alt ANTr,KI. Prepared
ror I'lies onlv. Irhvslclans lars liy express, lire,
paid, 'j..io.j Trice per hoi. AAe, and I. Sold
lies
li.
iffuis
liy iiriiffuisis or mntlen on receipt of price liy the
Wl 1.1,1 AIMS ,11 h'U t O.. levrlnnid Ohio,
CiOO IN Cm I. Will n April !) lie awarded
! in-UULlI for the hliihest nunilier of
names or titles which Christ applied to himself,
recorded in the four gospels ; !S and other prlr.es to
the next hiKhest, Ac. Competitors will at once for
ward ;)cena. wh n names will Ih? enteied and tire
vteful article eonihincif, tmlNpensahle to every
household, win be sent Hefi renee, Mrst National
Hank. Marietta, Address MT Kl Kit tV IM I N.
nr.it, I'icrclinuln. .ilinletlii,
CUHtS WHlRE All LSI lallS.
Best I'oiiKh Myrnp. Tastea rcxhI. Use
in tune. Sold nv ctriurelsla.
FRAZERaxle
best in tiie world U H C I&U C
IsVUet the Ueuulue. Hold Everywhere.
PENSIONS.
Ofllcera pay, bounty pro
cured; srscriers relieved.
21 vears' oractlce. Hiiocms nr
I no fee. Write for clrrulars and new laws.
A. W. McCnrmlru & Nnn, Washington, D.O.
HONEY T0 10""'
III? II iai I dress, with partlci
t low rntc of Inter-
st on nlnrlLTAirH. Ail.
til liHl'tlelllnm
ni n Mi.19 asmiihtiiin,
P O. Pox 5, or MU K. Watkb kthkkt, Ki.nibs, N. Y.
WE WANT YOU! Hlwenernetle man
.- vvi or woman ntHMii
prof. table employ m in t to reprwient un In evvrjr
county. Salary $76 per month and exiwniMMi, or a
larmt comiiiiMion on Halo If prHferrtMl. Gooili staple,
livery one bnva. Outfit and partlriiiaii Krcp.
bTAUAHU 8ILVKHWAHE VO.t UOTt,Nt MASS.
VEAL
CALVES, POI I.TKY, FINK HI T-
Tl-.ic. A ton a uny wanted at th Wall.
alHHit Mnrkt.
tlons ntUirt'Hji J,
Itlff profit to RlilpporM. For inntnio
SMITH. 7S KnKt Ave, Prc klyn, N.Y
HflBPEH.SEEBS Siigfgg?
Fiiincla Hrlll. HKMPSTEtp, Loso Islako, N. V.
0" PI U Wl HABI;!,
I'AlNor solf ilenlul. Pay when cured. Handsome
book five. Un a J.WhATHKiiBV. Kansas city. Mo
PP IoSb dny. Samples worth $1.91) FRP.K
tk Lines not under the horse's feet. Address
WTsf UllKWHTKK's HAKKTV KKIM HoLUEIl, Holly. Mu ll
WIUTm Immediately, t OO Snleameii. Ool
If An I CU I'av. Outfit Kree. Addn m II. I.
KHt'UIAN At CO., Nurserymen, llrlRhton, N.Y.
Pensions
to Soldiers A Heirs. 8ind stamp
for circulars, col. I. 1UN(
11AM, Att'y, WashhiKton, 1). C
OW to Jiftke Money on real esfnt; snrethlnfr;
uik pronts. auiires r. i . uf.AH , sioux city, in.
TELFCRAPMY I.enrn here and m
furnishod. Write Valentin. Bros.. jWsvilla.V
I earn
,li,,n.
furnished. Write Valentin. Bros., Jansville.Wie.
FROM THE
FLOWER lAND
WITH COMFORT.
8c PROSPERITY.
n,
20.000
ACRES FREE
w-wm
"''"' I !' eClt'w IIS1,
" 'i:-h- sfiy
.it i f
to have a house built you are not obliged to do so,
you being left eutlrely free to drrlde for yourself
without In any way affecting the gift of the property
the property will be given to you KKKK. whether
Luu havii a house built or noL With the sheet of
loush llans will be sent a numbered
FREE LAND WARRANT
in a sealed envelope. Upon Its receipt you will open
the envelope, sign your name in full on the projter
blanks, so that a Warranty Deed can be made In your
name, and return the same to us. A deed for the
piece of land called for by the Free Iand Warrant
will be liianedlately executed In your name. No
charge of any kind will be made for the r reu Land
W'nrraut the property will be absolutely free.
If your application Is received after all the lands
are din posed of, mi will be so noli fled, and the &c.
you scud for the House J'laus be returned to you.
LOCAL COLONY CLUBS P,rfSMrES.
lind Warrants will be sent to any address, to be
distributed among friends, on receipt of $1 for the
Houmo Plans; ten for $4 fifteen for twenty for
READ IN CONNECTION WITH
2KSCs
vTuwirV" j
J...i.S,
UI
ST
-l'efl'l
'lsr'l
highest iierfectlon the Dec u liar de
cured at the beginning of the "boom"
hiin iM-en sold lor from f to $-rM for
ordinary Hit luting Lots. Kvery "old
seeder" has rea ised a b mdsome ' om-
R'Lcmy in disposing of a ortlon of
ils lumli at fancy prices. Docks have
b-eu t rccti-d ; hotels built and added
to from time to time : a Hue uf seven
boats ply retful.'rly between --t. An
drew's 11 iy and other ports ; and. alto
gether, i he outlook promises thai St.
Andrew's Hay will In a tewyeursbe
c me the ni st lmtorlant city of the
gulf const. It possesses every natural
advantage ; a deep bay more than
siity five miles Ion with It various
branches -with deep channels to the
.uier gulf, at once the most charming
and most useful body of water on the
ci at ; a safe harbor for the fleets of a
lights of a Florida home. Durlug the
war the town was bombarded by a
J-ederal fleet and nearly swept out of
existence. The Inhabitants tltd, aban
doning their shattered homes to the
ton h and plllfge of the enemy, and
uot until about ten years sgo u us tin re
nny attempt ma le to rt oorupy the
town. 1 his t ompany beau a ttvtt
operations a little more than a year
ago. HI nee that time there ha-t been
the moot remarkable "boom" created
f-ir 1st. Andrew's Hay that hat ever
been known In the Flower KtatM. last
v Inter more than S.ooj visiurs from
all parts of the country reached that
point In quest of Florida homes. It u sl
ues uud dwelling houses have been
erected by the humlru 1. t r perty se
SHUT OUT
co. a uud V aihlugtuu and
110 CONDITIONS
mn retjuueu m uiov mere,
und at your own pleasure.
Lewis Hrtndle, La t robe, Fa
Film Ira kepple, T.iitrobe, Fa
J. W. Mrfuaeh.Biuta Fe. N. M
J. A. Davis, Fiei. e 4'lty, Mo
Ja. H. Kowh-y, olathe, Kan
M. Miiieban, tiunloii, Ark
iii. A. t opp, riher's Hill, Va
W. F. Piewton, Cedar Flaln. O
Wm. C saiuphon, tiuiden. Col
F K Hiblet, Miinnstoii, W. Va
M. J. Lumpiest, DlrV'ham, Ala
Joel F- Keys, ( oi.vl, h. Kan
Jim. A. Kiunier, Hiooiiisb'g, Fa
And. KiiU'l.M'i), (.airleia, Kan
Win. K lUikelbacii. hh.in. l a
JIom's It. K uapp. U w uedd. I'a
M. Ii 1a-w ark. U'ah.iha, Hum
Mrs. J. A. Davis, HilUboro. Ill
Mt.
Mo Hiilcr. cm
htarkev Hirei-ts
Raiway's
n a4
t Un nbdu'
Haiti. WM
ovum A?rr rrtuvKNTfl
Colds, Coughs, Sorfl Throat, Influenza. Htm
chitis, Pneumonia, Swcllmir of th Joints
Lumbago, lnflammatiorr, HhBumv
lism. Neuralgia, Frostbites. Chll
blains, Headache, Tooth
ache, Asthma.
DIFFICULT OREATHINC.
Cnrtra TITK WOUHT TAINS In from one to twenty
nilnuies. NOT ONK. Hol ll after rendlns; this ad
vert isemetil need any one MIiFFt.lt W illi PAIN.
Iladvrava Kenriv Hellef l n fnra Tr far
ivvery I'nln, Mnrnlna, llriilses, l'(ls
IU llneh. Chest or I. Imps. It wauf
the J'lrsl nml I the Only
I' MX Itl .lll lY
Tliat, Instantly slops the most, exeruelatlnir patna;
a) lavs Imlamuiatlon, and cures Congestions, whether
ol tho I.uiiKs, Htniiiawh. Dowels, or othor glands or
orfcans, hv one application.
A half to a leaapnuiiful In half a tumbler of water
will ma few inlhiites cure tlramtie, Hpasins, H'ine
Btoniach, Heart Tmrn, Nervnusticss, Bleeohsnei,
Hick Headache, lHarmisiH. Dysoiitory. Coltu, Flatu
lency, and all internal pains.
MALARIA
Chilis and Fever. Fever and.
Ague Conquered.
RADWAY'S HEADY RELIEF
Not only cures the patient seized with this terrible
foe to settlers In newly ettled districts, where the
Malaria or Aicue exists, hut tr people exposed so It
will, every morulmt ou uettlnir out of lied, tak-fl
tw. ntvor thirty drops of the Itendy Kellef In aalaaa
or wntiT nml ent, say, a cracker they will escape at
tack. This must he done Det'oro poltw out.
There is not a remedial aircnt Pi the world that wlIF
cure Fever and Aitnn and all other Mfilnrlous. bilious
and other fevers, aided hv ItAIMVAV'H lH.lil.
so quick as KADWAY'M ItKADY KICI.IKKw
Filly rents per bottle. Hold by drwaglate.
DR. RADWAY'S
(Tlir Only (Jcnuliif)
SARSAPARILEJAH RES0LVE5T I
The Great Blood Purifier,
For our" of nil chronic tHwnes, Scrofula, Moot
TalnU. SyphUltlcCoinplalntH, C"nsuniUl'u, oUni
iilar l'Ucaae, I' leers, Cbronto KlununHtlHin, Erynlp
rlon, KLtncy, Hlmhtcr and Uvor CouiplMlntn, nja
pepKlii, AfTwtlotiH of th liUnits nml TUroal, purluoi
the illood, rcfltoriti healih und vIkoi.
hulfl lv lrtiirirUtM. 1 pvr Bottle.
DR. RADWAY'S PILLS
Tho Great Liver and Stomach Remedy
For tho rnm of all fliaornVrf, of tha Htomach, TJrar.
llnwtiln. Kldnevn. JlatilT. Nervous niBaM. Lom of
Api'ctitw, Ht'adarliH, Oiml I vomcri, Indiirwtton, BU
linirtnortn, Ft'vor, lfitlanuniiti(ti) of tlio Ilowola, PLIm
and all domiiKMintMitH of tho Intornnl Vinoera. Pura
Iv votf-'tahlft, cntttaiuinij uo mercury, mlueraU oc
dolftprt'n dnifTni.
Price 24 coiim nor oox. RnM br alt dnimrlflt,
DYSPEPSIAI
Dr. lindwava 1'lllsi are a cure for this oonw
plaint. They restore strenifth to the stomach and
enahloltto periorin its functions. The symptoms
of lyaieialadisfti)oar,and with thcmtheliahllityof
the systom to contract diseases. 'Pake the medtoina
accord! iik to directions, and ohsorra what we sayta
"i'also aud True" rusiiuclliiK diet.
r-Ketid a letter stamp to IHt. TlADWAYcte
CO., No. ;t t Wuricu Sireet, New Vork, for
'l''alse and True."
VI1E HI'KK TO fJKT HAOWAV'K.
N Y N TJ-5
n,JA Bills, Great English Gout and
tllair S llIISi Rheumatic, Remedy.
Oviil Itox, ctl.OU I round, 30 cm.
nATBMTC Ohtnlned. Bend stump for
tf I Cll I O Inventors' Uulde. i. Umu
1 ham. Patent lowyer, Washington, D. O.
I A mi t on James Hlver Va., In f'lnrrmnat
I" El If ,l Culnny. Illustrated Circular free.
I 118slJ.I. K. IIAM IIA, t'laremont, Vs.
l,TTTL'!!lrPOi
auiMrJWUWl
'3;'-;':'':'H' -i
''AV v -
0 0
il.l
L0V11Y-STANDREWS-BY-THE-SEA.
FLORIDA raFjCj
HOMES AND f fu ST If.
ORANGE GROVES E tEalLa!
WITHOUT MONEY AND WITHOUT PRICE. I
IOO Orauga UrOTe Tract of 40 acre each. '
200 " " " " ao " "
400 " " " " 10 " " i
HOO " - " " S . " - I
looo " " " zy " -
SOO City BnlldlBK Ixta. ,
20 000 ) ,W V A'RE TKACTS
ACRES ALL FREE.
Erery Word of this Advertise
ment la Important. Don't miss
It. PROFIT BY IT. It is for
YOU
94; and twenty five for $5. No more than twenty nv
are deslreil from any one person acting aaaveut for
others, Deeds will be made a the Club Agent directs
when he returns the Kre l.imd Warrants.
YOU WILL BE A THAITOK to your own
Interests and to those dependt-ni on you If ou fall
to avail yourself of this lireut tree Land Offer.
fi.ee u re It for vour children.
The ht. Andrew's Un Kail road and Ijind Ooranany
numbers among its o Hirer and st k holders Mime of
the most ruKpoimlble uud euergetii' uicn of Florida,
uhlo, aud New Yurie, who art enlthted heart, hand,
aud rocket-lHMk In this great enterprise. We do
business throiiKh the Second National of Cincinnati,
and refer to two thousand proterou settlers at bt.
Andrew's. And now we await your pleasure.
Address our Northern OtUco, where all deeds re
executed as follows :
The St. Andrew's Bay R. R. and Land Co.,
2i7 Itlnln Ht., ( lurinunil, O. I
M i'nrk Row, New Vurk.
Remit by posia'-note. reglhtered letter, or bank
draft. Do not wml htanips when It can be avoided.
ABOVE.
world. Everv sneoVa nt vAs.tKi
fruit, and cer.-al win giow to perfec
tion in ItHSoft, Italian climate ; ousters
Hi coiiutleiui millloiis-tiie in ti in the
world- rest In thousands of exhaUht
le.s oylr beiiH ; tinilu r a-i!y uocess
Ibie and sutlh lent in iinaiii.ii
uihu cargoes ror ve;,rB to the
ft entire
carry ng capacity ; a uatlou i
tleet j
a climate that. lon winter and eum-
mrr. Is IU" uhHulutn p-rfectlon
of
earthly dollg.it : Itch from malaria.
in-ii, um unu oeauiiruuy io-
cnted, 'I h bh are uniong ol her good
reasons why St, Amlivw's Pay ts tli )
moht desirable lo -atinu for u Florida
h"ino than the Miate can ftTer, and
why this oomiany has conauence la
the wUdotu of lis present business
policy.
his U re.it hree Juind offer Is onen tn anv Yu Aw
eat til one who art alreuiiv lite.-il.il un.t
llvlmr at M. Andrew1. Ituv. mUo rr-ai.lt i.ix ..r u-,.
Jm ltsou Counius, Fla,
There are no conditions ansoclsled
with this Gn at Free l.uu I Otter which
CaU Dot It Coiliolied Wllh Von ur.
ur uiiprove it any wuy, unless you do so freely
John Cord. Manna, lud
O. F. Fox, Ml. ( armel, Pa
('. F. htroug, Gloucester, Mass
Andrew hullivan, '
Geo, V. Davis, "
Jas. N. McMillan, Trans. St.
2olh Ward, titthurr.'h. Fa
W. IS. DavlM, Highland Park. Til
Kobt. C. Uorrlsoii. a nchVe, Ky
M. Kennedy, Wabasha. Mum
A. H. Davia, Kureka N'Va, Ark
Jas. Kavau, be busier, Neb.
Kn ntns rity, Mo.
J. A. Sullivan, Met. Hotel
L. K. Mfichusiek. 744 ink St
Jos. Field, lien i Dellv. ry
Atiram Mann, 7 It I etui Kr
Win. N. Aik-u, 7M i ak htreel
I'lilludelphln, Pa.
T. Mclirorv. Hr,
Win. II- b .wer
Jan. llr.iwii 71'
N. Hi) He
d J Frie Ave
in ht
r.l.ull fit
J. P. lifiliii-S. I1'
A. Ii. iShipley , Uti t oinmeioe tat
I'nul,
Minn.
'. Isabel and
Troy, &, V.
Geo. H. Collins, I - Fifth St
F '. Hen-trick, i:ij Fir t St
W. K. Chatter. yu. Ui 1 bird Ut
'is . btuveu, Isabel Btreet