The Aftlqi I.ywx.
After bajrging a lew franklin partridges
as they call them over yonder we walked
on till my comrade, woo was lame, pro
posed returning. Jim at that momeml
kordun called in a bend of the ravine
ahead, and we stalked him cautiously. It
waa a long shot where at length he came
in view. Mj friend took careful aim and
tired both barrels. Quick as the sound.
fa vou, slender creature leaped from behind
a rock and sped away, outstretched like
greyhound. I leveled my gun. But 3
more prudent, thirst it aside, and a puff
or dust, a rattle of dry soil tumbling.
marked where the shots had struck yards
wide. l ou must restrain your linpetu
csity on the veldt," he said laughin?.
'"Unless you had killed the lynx, which is
improbable, seeing that your gun was load
ed with small shot, ho would certainly
have attacked us, and a wounded lynx is
an ugly customer, let me tell you none
more, of our smaller anmmals, excepting
raitL" It was armoring, but my expert
enced friend was right. After securing the
kordun we turned, and on the homeward
walk he cave me several anecdotes display
ing the courage and ferocity of the lynx.
1 think I noted one or two of them, but
worn old memoranda are troublesome to
read, and the tales are not particularly
striking, "lou do not mean," 1 said,
'-that the funny little long-nosed ratel Is as
dangerous as this savage creature? "You
will find that sportsmen here don't often
meddle with the ratel. For one reason.
he is comical as you say; then, he is no
use dead, and rather serviceable alive.
But his safety is often due to a man's nat
ural disinclination to interfere with an
animal which has such an awkwaid way
of fighting, and staggers to the charge
with half his wejlit of lead inside him.
I once killed a rate, it's many vears ago,
but I have never recovered full use of my
feet. It was the first tune that I had a
shot gun. My father was with me, but in
returnine home he staid U chat with a
friend. I saw the ratel creeping round an
ant-hilL lie cantered off, not very fast.
and i fired at an eay range. The brute
turned heels over head, just as they do for
hours at a time when they are playing: if
you have seen ratels in a cage you must
Lave been amused at their performance.
lt it was no fun this time, lie came back.
I had no second barrel and no knife. It
as awkward. The creature paused once,
as if in pain, but never took his eyes off
me. 1 did not think of running, but club'
bed my gun and stood prepared to meet a
spring, it was the oddest chance that no
one had ever told me how the ratel fights.
Almost every boy in the veldt knows it,
but l dido t. Jo wait thus expecting a
leap breast high is to give him exactly the
chance he wants. Hesitating not a second,
the beast glided swiftly in and seized mv
leet. 1 hacked him with the butt end.
kicked at him, tuouted my loudest, but he
gnawed with the pertinacity of a bull-dog.
At every blow his teeth closed like a vice.
1 seized his long tail, wrenched and twisted
it, but the ratel will not quit hold if he be
cut in pieces. .Not a moment, 1 suppose,
the struggle lasted. The muscles of my
instep were cut through, and I tumbled
backward not full length, but against the
ant-hilL That saved my life probably.
The brute let go, as it does when its vic
tim drops to spring upon his throat, and
np his stomach with his hind claws. But
1 lifted myself upon my elbows, and lay
across the summit of the mound. That
might only have prolonged the 'Struggle,
but my father ran up at the moment. I
was many mcnths in bed and many more
on crutches.
Bend In Tour Orders.
The ulster for the coming summer speaks
for itself on sight. It can be worn with
tails or without. The tails can be lowered
by jau8 of hinges to drag on the walk,
or tney can be raised or slewed around to
form extra pockets for holding four clean
shirts apiece. The collar is fitted with a
rubber lube to hold any sort of drink fitted
lor the occasion. A quart of hard cider
can be carried to a Sunday-school pic-nic.
and slyly imbibed at the convenience of
tl.e wearer without anyone being the wiser.
All the man has to do is to turn his head
to the left, slip an amber mouth-piece
into his jaws, and slowly get away with
his tonic, while he seems to be lost in
amazement at the wonders of nature. The
ulster as a whole is a life-prt server and
when blown up will sust&in the weight of
three school-ma'ams and a lecturer from
Japan. If occasion requires it can be
quickly converted into a water-proof tent
capable of sheltering a small family, The
right hand pocket is sheet-ironed for life
a kttlie in which to make tea or boil eggs,
aud the left hand is a sort of relrigeralor
in which to store perishable goods. ach
sleeve is provided with a secret pocket for
the beneht of those who want to get four
aces into a poker hand, and a sheath for a
bowie-knife is stitched into the back in the
most secure manner. Folded one way the
ulster forms a jib-sail, and can be attacned
to any boat in five minutes. Folded one
other way you have a stretcher on which
to carry off the fat woman who fell from a
tree aud broke her leg.
It is the ne plus ulster. It contains good
looks with a right smart of convenience.
It hides a hump between the shoulders,
covers up a stoop, and a bow-legged man
is made to appear as graceful as an antelope.
There are seven different spots on which to
scratch matches, three flaps on which to
wipe the ucse, and a Tex a steer may play
with the wearer all day and not be able to
-(Hill the set of garments, bend in your
orders uetore the rush begins.
AGKICULTCKE.
DOMESTIC.
Hints fob Farmers axd Othkrs.
Provide boxes or shelves with apart
ments, and place In appropriate divi
sions, distinctly marked, all refuse
screws, bolts, rivets, staples, tacks,
etc.. and replenish them as needed by
purchases at hardware stores, procur
ing all the kinds and sizes you ever
want, Such things always at hand,
costing, perhaps, but a few cents, may
save you dollars. In time, whan repair
Is needed at a Lusy lime ana lauorerc
are walt'ng,
.- i . t.'hina euD and
111 w Br J . , K
saucer, a delicate plate and small -rob-
let, to present iooa vu wmi
expert nurse always serves beef tea
and milk In wine (-Isas;
thin beU-shapped passes, that hold
more than they look to hold. A slck
person will turn away from a bo w 1 of
soup and be pleased with a pretty cup
ful. Sick children, especial.y, are
amusd and pleased with the color and
pattern of the cups and dishes, and
there is a trace of the fretful child in
invalid. There is "''
11 UOCB
always
Keep all the hlrges and latches about ln , gmall quantity
not tax the eye. Therefore
the house oiled
sqreakin. Go over them once a wee liregent iugt M nttfe as you judjfe the
with oil and feather, make regular i w.nta to see. A coarse wuue
V 11
small
work of it. Keep gates properly greased aiuner piate, heapoi with food,
they do not sat-. Tl e labor of drag-
pine a taroine irate is as hard as U is
useless.
V se coal ashes or wood duf t,or both,
in aU your vaults dally. This win
prevent all bad odor, rendering the
Cleaning as easy as shoveling sand,ant.
will prevent all daneerof wells becotn-
lner ooislned by the drainage
Uive pure water to animal, vows
are sometimes watered from wells in
the mannre vard containing impuri
ties, and the milk is more or less de
filed and Doisened. the butter tainted,
and the owner wonders why his family I ,nem UD with pillows and making them
j. i ifr thir neaas ana cuaiutc uiwu
Old-Usss WnMT 1
late
t- Mtlnir observe to let your hands
clean ; feed not witn twin your nanus, w
im
j -11 -. ,r le it noara.
, espeiiauj i . . , , , rh , iitrip nhoSDhoruS rub- I hi,,-,., nt hlnwinir froth from off
will HA Hll(-f.M5l Ul- I IU1 11111 J . i .-,
ive saucer, or a pink bed over it; but 1 am open to convic- cup uy dust from roasted apple
. . I it I a air ia Char I Mil Ull 11 BVV I . a.. u .1.. .MiM-k h I hapa ia
m,,, noTtan r in i iinn Mil a. -torn 'a -.- ubmml : i or tut. uiuiciu puh a iivi w as
a AV I -. ..--.n.v TWtV BfllHl Ul I .
Mam Af I rhstt nrlVHPPU Ul UUIUUK --- I witln tint
Htf 117 Of UflUKO Vivaiw era . - . i . I -I. I t "
n - . hM rhnffh if- if the nana in p- I
. " . iriiidvd. Verv nower to transnx it on u,-- i . .
..k. .r )! annetite. while a
plate or saucer,
pretty dainty one.
1 v cleared. A mauve
plate, will coax
eat rice-pu
a lew
failed.
ot the
ana iiiuus. rr-r"j - l' th rtimfnrt of the possessor
often the enort to u 3 th test. Such a want
i1 Per80.n! 1? a"Srr'hiV" or of 7aithr he would necessarily
Shlnrdrink. Th. is no need prevent the spirit-band from appear
to disturb such sufferers by propping in.
J la tnA Of the
t-Assail and Home the spirit- . vnife m your band: dip
ualist. They happened to meet In a tn the Muce, nor lxk them
railway carriage, and, eting into WBenyouhaTe done; wipe your mouth, and
conversation. Home complained of tne 8p0on dean. Gnaw not bones
prejudices of men of 'ZrTr mot handle dogs, nor sprawl upon the
fused to Investigate the phenomena oi . occasion to sneeze
soirituaUsm. "Mr. Home, P'"" noiurh-take vour bat or put your napkin
the great geologist, "i never before your face. Drink not with your
investigate ?yBK nj nothing will mouth full nor unwiped, nor so long till
to vaucience and notlring w fgKed ta Ue
give me greater de ight tian to in , firet m
.n.,V meetinw." "Well, the dish, unless he be desired to help his
tbeo said Home, "come this yery neighbors. U you be carv'd 'tis out civu
nlht and witness the appearance of to accept whatever U offered, pulling off
the SDirit-nand." "Xothi ng wm gi ve your hat sun wnen it is aone ov a superior,
me more rleasure," answered Agassis. To give anything off your plate to another
"rhan to be one of the guests round to eat off though he is an inferior, savors of
m. thi where the spirit-hand ap- arrogance, much less an apple or a pear
Mv ODinlon is tnai is V"J"- that hatn Deen mi oy you oeiore. nnvo
. ii. . i . iJ.3nt.,.aa pnh. I -1 . . m -
suffers so much from sickness.
expect good healthy pigs and whole
some pork let them have pure water.
pure food and constantly clean quar
ters. We hae actually seen the care
less and dirty character ot some far
mers photographed in their filthy pi
peiis.
Lfce petroleum as a preseyauve oi
all exposed woodwork and tools. It is
very cheap, and penetrates the pores.
V, is verv eood lor all wood buildings,
good lor rates, farm wagons, rates
and lorks.aud for all rustic work ex
posed to weather. It will pay its cost
back again at least 1000 per cent.
I I c ...I
tinn A htlt orllLBA IUD6- BOlU lot ft.
ar the annlheuirv'S. is not a signal OI
extreme illness or lowness, ctj"
that the head may rest low. it simpij
meana mmloK and that me invaiiu
nun tint h illHtnrbed. in a sick heatl-
u-he or extreme fatigue, but can take
the bevrage provided without a
change of position. The art of com
fort is not cure, but it goes a great way
towards iu
now thk "Jibskt" is SIadb. The
circular frames, used to produce the
innr tnhea of wool and cotten tht are
I I . ....ndcnilMIl tnihlllW
SETTISOOCT CCRRASTS AKD GO08B- aiwsrwan Y , i ,
. i ... i aa maruetaDie siocauiKB. iisic uu vU
berkim.-im.ui ine ""i.uu - -- - - IiroduCe ,
berry ao better wgrow Ug r r-f wool tnirtv-six inches in cir-
man i rom me roots. iiibwiih . fatnri.
...,. irrnwrh niuiit be taken cut it I cumierenc-a,
years growm must ie swn, imu ith Miu..f it have been
into nieces Irom eizbt to ten in nes in ----- ----- .. J
; " . - j, 7........ i k nrnven alreadv. mues upon muca.
iengtu,an3iuseri,auouiuaiiuiJcic.i6LU - .,.-, r it.
I- th aual nrpnaroil carden soil. I ueu eaeu muo im -
Springfield. (Mis.) Daily Union.
11 la Answer.,
Thev tell it on one of our citizens
who was ambling toward bis place ot
business, that he was approached by a
lady acquaintance of the family, who
said : "Mr. , 1 hear you are sunering
from rheumatism, is it so?" "Humor
'tis m'm"said our citizen of lev words.
as he proceeded on bis way. Over in
Chicopee our neighbors and friends
have been having quite a time wita
rheumatism ; but according to reports
received by our representative tne
flurry is over, as the sure antidote baa
been used and thus commented upon :
Mr. C. X. Manchester, Cutler street,
says relative to his experience : I have
used St. Jacob's Oil, and esteem it the
best remedy for rheumatism I have
ever tried, it acts line magic, ana 1
cannot overestimate its value, when
I pronounce it the greatest rheumatic
remedy oi the age.
frame In lengths of forty or fifty yards
it is slit from end to ena, mat 11.
w here they be folded open and dressed and press- a big boy n
manentlr If ed like other clothes for use. Then sitting beh
K pf." the pattern of me Jersey U laid upon eating .
. . . u ai,u a uvfnr&hnMKtDfl 1CT- louset
I l. iau Difcvi, , j '
press the eround firmly with the foot.
mulch, and there win oe no aangcr oi
not crowing. Set them
are desired to remain permanei
a small tree and uot a bush
red, cut out ail the eyes entering the
ground.
main.
reaons,
i.,.t ti.. i.cv nriii livo iiair a nn. I loiueu in lis laree
tury, only rcq.iiing thinning out of suggesting purposes lor which it can
the wood once In a while. As to the be advantageously applied. Long cur
..ri.i.,r. t,rP.nt- m- nrotpr ,if.o,in. tain s have been made oi it: outside
Iv the old Uutch Ked. It is not quite cloiks and coats, and as the weaying-
A fkw days ago a gentleman noticed
a big boy near a school house, lie was
behind a barrel in an aaey ana
ncn.
seem to have a good appetite,'
.'. ., nrMluHi rit remarked the eenueman.
. if a bush.iet tne eyes r- . v:,",,r7nV th u.iv I "Yes. but since the teacher got down
he first is more" f-u tU ob! wVeulogzea them in song. Alreau, on me 1 don't b jve enough to eat. He
i, the first is more i.uit is oo- . , " . ... isn't popular with me abit.anv more."
tli m-ar.d. it is lonper lived, wuue uie cioiu is oiu "" T..r. A i ' "
imnnth rolls, it Is " " uat uuca uc uu r
cO large as some others, but it beard as
abundantly and is less a:-m anu oi
better quality. Of gooseberries, we
preler the Downing. It Is of good
quality, an excellent bearer, and has
never mildewed upon our premises.
More Parcra ot Tack.
He was coming down John R. street,
Detroit, with a "crick" in his back, a wob
bie in his knees and a thuu:b tied up in a
rag. .Perspiration had wilted his collar
and made his flannels ciawl up, and each
knee carried tlie.marks of dust. At Miami
avenue he baited a pedestrian, got his ach
ing back against the lamp-post, and asked:
"Sir, do you suppose that George Wash
ington ever fell down stairs with a bureau
after him and on top of him?"
"I don't think so."
'Did Daniel Webster ever turn an old
ingrain carpet t'other side up, and haul it
aroucd, and pull his blamed arms off, and
pound bis thumbs to a mash in tacking it
down !"
"I never heard that he did."
"And, sir, do you believe that Henry
Clay ever lugged a durned old bedstead all
over the house, papered bedrooms, daubed
around with paint and lifted stoves until his
eyes stuck out like lemons oa a Greeley hat
" I never heard that Henry was any such
man."
"io, of course you didn't, and yet you
and the rest of the world wonder why I
don't get up and perorate and philosophize
and theorize aud thunder around like an
earthquake. Look at me! Feel of me 1
Go ache as I ache, wilt as I wilt, and then
tell me what earthly chance a man of
moderate means has in this world for
securing the laurels of fame. Yes, sir, and
be banged to you, sir, and even now I'm
on my way down town to buy a white-wash
brush, two pounds of putty, a peck of lime
and four more papers of tacks."
IIctt Hclu has lately discribed some
Interesting experiments before the
Gottingen Academy. A large concave
disk, with a piece ef unwrinkled sfik
adhering to It by electric motion, is
fixed to one of the discharge rods of a
Uoltz machine. The other rod is placed
opposite the disk. When the machine
is worked, a small feebly luminous
star appears at the point of the latter
rod and a luminous circle on the disk.
When objects which are conductors or
semi-conductors are introduced be
tween the "star" and the "circle,"
shadows are cast on the circle which
are not optical, but what may be called
electrical. Thus, when a cross made of
pasteboard and ebonite is interposed,
only the shadow of the pasteboard is
cast; but il the cross is breathed upon,
the shadow or the complete cross Is
seen for an instant. A glass rod
heated will show a shadow, which
grows fainter as the glass cools, and
at last disappears.
Utilizing Bonk Dcst. As good a
way as any to utilize bone dust, and
have it prepared for immediate plant
food, is to mix it with barnyard ma
nure. Heat is soon generated, and de
composition botl or the bone dust and
the manure takes place. Birnyard
manure generally lacks phosphoric
a?id, while bones contain a large quan
tity. A ton of pure bone dust contains
as much nitrogen as eight and a half
tons of freh stable manure of an aver
age quality. The quantity of phos
phoric aiil oon'ained in the manure
depends upjn the kind of food cou-
umed by the animals, though the ton
of bone dust contilns as much phos
phoric acta as iiu tons or stable ma
nure, but cne ton of the latter cont ins
more potash than five tons of bone
dust.
Fall Plaxtep Trees. A fall plant
ed tree requires perhaps a little more
care than if planted in the spring, be
cause It is to stand some months ex
posed to winds and storms, with often
nothing to keep it Irom being blown
over except the weight of the earth
upon its io"ts. In spring it starts at
once tn grow, and its masses of fibrous
roots take bold or the soil and cliug to
it tenaciously, in rail planting the
earth should te trodden down vigor
ously, and even heaped up about it.
Stakes are useful, too, in very litrht
soils as an additional precaution and
tuey are uselul, too, in such soils ln
me spring. Jhe earth settles thor
oughly about fall planted trees, and
they will start earlier la the spring
anu enjoy a longer season than il not
put out till spring.
Those trees that have split in the
forks Elould hivethe branches sprung
logeiuer ana ueu, men Do re a ho.e
directly through both branches above
the .oik two or three inches, large
enough to take a three-eightns bolt;
screw it up tolid, then remove the
branches, and the wound will heal
over. Young apple or other trees with
acute forks, liabie to split apart, can
women sit in their long light shops,
aniounst the whirl of tne machinery,
and tneir own snatches, now anu
ai-aiii. of country song, it can be seen
mat they make bags lor tneir imple
ments of spoilt ends oi it, that they
utilize it as dusters, mat tney cover
pincushions with it lor their pins.
Anyway a new article of commerce
has been introduced, that is sure, in
some lorm or another, uot to be s in
ly laid aside.
The new method of rapid desiccation
of fruit which is now followed on a
large scale in many parts of the coun
try has led to a great improvement in
the quality of dried fruits, and partic
ularly or dried apples, ine prouuet is
exceedingly white in sppearance, and
while the flavor is not quite equal to
that of fresh fruit, it is lar superior to
that of dried apples as usually pre
pared. It is said that when dried Dy
the rapid process the apples may be
exposed to the sun lor hours without
becoming discolored. 1 he apples are
peeled, cored, and properly sliced by
a machine, alter which ihey are placed
upon trays in the desiccating room.
Here, by -seans of a mechanical ar
rangumeut. they are carried up on one
side aud descend upon the other,when
they are taken out ready lor packing.
As soon as one tray is removed an
other takes its place, so that the oper
ation is continuous. Duilng the pro
cess luuies ol sulphur ate used to
bleach the fruit, but these are so per
leutly absorbed by the apples that no
odor of sulphur can be detected in the
drying -room, lhe dried lruit can be
packed in boxes, and it will keep tor a
long time, preserving all Its excel
lent qualities, ln water it swells up
and forms a jelly in the courses of a
lew hours, lhe rapidity and cheap
ness of the process, and the character
of the proauct. Insures for it a still
wider application Uian it has vet re
ceived.
"He just steals my lunch out of my
mouth."
"You 1on't say so?'
"Yes, I used to have splendid big
dinners. I used to take Ike ewton's
lunch away from him every day. He
bad such nice lunches, too; but the
teacher saw me holding Ike down and
taking it out et his pocket, so be call
ed me and walloped me across a chair
for an hour, and that made Ike so sassy
he wouldn't give me his lunch any
more."
So now you have to eat your own
lunch r
"Xo ; I don't have any lunch of my
own, but I have to taice the lunch
away from a smaller boy. and it ain't
half big enouzh for a boy like me,wno
Is growing; but be Is the biggest boy
that I feel safe in tackling since the
teacher put me across that chair.'
" our father ought to teach you bet
ter than to rob other boys.
My father says that's the way I
ought to do. My father belongs to the J
Galveston harf Company.'
Mrs. Homespun threw down the
paper and pulled off her spectacles
with a vicious jerk, "it's perfectly
scandalous !" she exclaimed. "For my
pare, I can't see how any respectable
woman could ever wear such a thin
as that. When I was a gal we used to
wear low necks and short sleeves, but
mercy I" and here she cast a wither
ing glance at the paper in her lap be
fore flinging it onto the floor. "Why,
wbat is the matter, aunt?" asked
Cicely, picking up the paper. "Mat
ter I matter eneugh, 1 should say:
cried the excited old lady; "just look
at that fashion plate there, if you are
not ashamed to look at It. It is per
fectly scand'lous, I say." "Why,
aunt," said Cicely, her eyes brimming
with run. that Is only a liver-pad pic
ture." "1 don't care what kind of a
new-fangled name they give to it,'
persisted her aunt; "It's scand'lous
and disgraceful, and no woman that's
got a spark of modesty about her
would ever be seen in oue of them."
Baked Apples Take a deep pie-tin
and scatter sugar liberally over the
bottom; a half an inch of sugar if the
app.es are pretty sour. Fare the ap
ples ana cut into halves, iteniove the
cores caret uliy, men lay them, core
sidedown, into the sugar. Add a small
be made I ermanently fate by brineine cuPful of water and bake till perlectly
MdtraokM Evening Wisconsin.
The spirit of mortal may not be very
proud, but we notice it waxes overly
profane in some cases where rheuma
tism Is the moving cause. We use tit.
Jacob's 0 J for ours and are happy.
Somibody put pepper in Mr.
Grouty's cologne-bottle, and when he
iook a smeii at it he eot about two
a branch irom each fork, and eivinii teuuert Dul do not let them stew to spoonfuls up bis nose, and the way be
them one turn around each other and
allowing them to grow In that shape
Xo branch of husbandry furnishes
more agreeable occupation than forest
culture, it affords pleasant diversion
fnm the protracted labors of the field,
and employment tor long winters that
wimout it might prove monotonous.
intelligently and svstematicallv man.
aged, our forests will yield profitable
returns, cot only to our own, but to
aii succeeuing generations.
pieces. ben coid take up In a deep
aisn, ana it any juice remains in the
tin turn it over the apples. Add a lit
tle sweet cream in dishing them oat,
and with good bread and butter this
makes a relishable a dessert as oue
can desire. Kussets. Gteeninzs and
Belmonts are all especially nice baked
in mis manner.
Pure Beep-tea Without Water.
r ill a quart sell-sealing glass can with
beef cut into very small pieces, close
It. ant niai-A r.fiA iar in a kkitlA nt wrm
A PAtMER recommends raw potatoes water. Lt th wtjr inm t a hii
and meel as a fejd for corns. It yields gradually, so that the Jar mav not
a large quautity of milk and a cood break, ami lot it min nn ih.
qualny ol beef. about three hours: then strUn it .3
and vnti will fiavA a 1 .- nn
J1 - . I J aa umv w IHIV VUT VI UUl &
a M -juijr fcwu seeu ma', mates gooa juice of the beef. Then put in a little
sneezed was a circumstance. About
the time he bad been at It for ten min
utes, and was shedding tears copious
ly, ana ieit sure mat he should loosen
his hair at the root, and perhaps his
teeth would come out, a friend enter
ed. "Is anything the matter?" asked
the friend. X-n-a-ca-chor-ooo-oo
no I" angweie- Grouty ,and then, when
he finally got a little quiet, he gave
te bottle to his friend and said:
"Smell of this.-' Acd wbile the friend
was tearing himself all to pieces.
Grouty asked; "Is anything the mat
ter, or are you just doing it to kill
time?" Ihey are foes now.
results possible.
Stmt of the electric lighting com
panies have at last apparently resolved
to submit their several systems to what
may oe cal.ed public competitive trial.
They have learned no doubt, that the
bey-day of promises is gone and that
the time for performances is eome.
Very few of the sensational announce
ments made a year or so asro. can. of
course, be fulfilled ; but some very tub-
sianuai results are quite witbin the
range ot recent improvements in con-
1 wo loving beings who had plikkt
ed their troth some years ago, and
were about to be married, are separat
ed forever. They were sitting together
one evening, going on about as usual.
i-ea sue oo-e: vea to mm rather petu-
iswKPiSH meteoroWint h.r fnrn lantiy, "ibarley. you don t under
lined material for unlimited specula-1 8tanu anything about hugging; you
I salt and cayenne pepper.
tion oy preparing a catalogue ot the
auroras teen during the space of more
tnan mrte teniurus that is. from
ldJbtolfeii. lhe record shows that
in the period Irom 1721 to 17SJU auroras
were observed on 4,245 nights.
haven't sot the knack or it." in.
atea," he replied, In a disheartened
tone; "that's very strange, for J have
been practicing on two or three oiher
gins lor several months."
Thk St, Gotbard Tunnel furnishes
another striking example of accurate
verting electricity into lieht. The neo- surveying. Although the entire
pie have become critical through care- Unitb of the tunnel is nine and a
I ul reading of late and are quite capa- quarter miles the two Galleries were
ble of putting very embarrassing a ues- boi ed with tuch incision that tbev
tlons to electricians who may be found mec WUu dlnerence of only four
"When I goes a shopping," said an
Old laay, "l ailers ask lor what 1
wants; and if they have it. and It is
suitable, and I feel inclined to buy It,
and it is cheap, and can't be got for
les, I most allers take it without
ciappering all day about it, as some
people do."
misrepresenting facts.
One othe best propositions yet made
for subterranean telegraohv coma
from the American Architect, which sug
gests that hollow blocks of concrete
shall De laid in the streets so as to form
Inches in level and a lateral deviation
or less than eight Inches.
Combe says, In preserving beer, the
ribs will keep longest -five or six days
in summer tne middle or the loin
a curb and a gutter in one piece. Kows Dext-tbe rump next, the round next.
uu, mi. puui wwit vi aii , uie DriSEet
which will not keep more than thriJ
days in hot weather.
of these laid end to end and properly
uauipcu taae uie piace oi ordinary
curbs, and through periorations ieit
in them the telegraph wi.es can be run
witn great facility. By this plan any
portion ot a telegraph wire would Ln
...ill I. .uullkl. . 1 . .
.-oiuiD lur repair, anti rrp r .. i . . 1 ., . .
cost of laying would not be so verv II"".,"'1 ","iu,a pre
rauier to betttns Well.
My daughters says, "How much bet.
ter father is since he used Hop Bit
ters." He is getting well after hia inn.
nir.. r - j, . . -
uiiua irom a uisease aeciared In
curable, and we are so glad that he
used your Bitters. A lady of Rches-
, 4! A .
or
no
there is some rain. We are to
spoon every tune we put it into
some people being so ceiicate,
not eat after a man has eat with
and not wipad it. When dinner
is going up to any nobTeman's table where
you are a stranger, or oi inxenor quality,
'tis civil and good manners to be uncover'd.
Il it so happens that you be slone together
with a person of quality, ana the candle
to be snuffed, you must do it with the snuf
fers, not with yonr fingers, and that neat iy
and auick. lest the person or honor be of
fended with the smell. '
Vegetine
IS THE UBEAT
FAMILY MEDICINE
A SID
HEALTH RESTORER.
Purifies the Blood, Henovates and
Invigorates the Whole System
General Debility.
Debility Is a term nsed to denote a defKienrv
of blood. The nutritive constituents or tbe
blood are In less tbsn tneir regular proportion.
wolie tbe watery part U ln excess. DeUllltr Is
of frequent occurrence. It la Incident to a va
riety of diseases. Tb- lower limbs are apt to
oe swollen, 'i ns patient ia reebie ana cannot
bear much exertion. Tbe circulation is Irregu
lar, out almost always weaa. raipitai ion oi
Uie heart l- a very common symptom. Violent
emotion often throws Uie heart into tbe most
tumultuous action. Tne vital functions are
laairuldlr performed. Tne muscular airenirtu
Is diminis hed: fatigue follows moderate or Blight
ext-rcise. The breathing, though quiet wben
at rest, Becomes nurnea ana even pauuuiiy ag
itated under exertion, as ln running, ascending
heights, ac. Tbe nervous system la often
greatly disordered. Vertigo, duulness. and a
letMIng of falntness are very common. lolent
and oust 1 nam neuralgic pains In tbe bead, side
and breast, or other parts of tbe body, are aiao
freuuent attendants upon tne uiseas-. Tbe se
cretion are sometimes diminished. In females
tbe menses are almott always either suspended
or very partiauy penormea. i ne Due is scanty,
ana cosuveness, witn unneamrr evacuations
from tbe bowels, and dyspeptic state of tbe
aiomacb, are extremely cjininoa symptoms.
Disease of the Blood.
Bit.TiMOEl. Mb.. April ts. 1ST.
DR. n. R. STEViiNS:
Dear sir: I nave suffered for about two years
with a disease of the Uaad. and alter using
different remedies, but nnding no relief 1
Induced to try Vegetine. Alter taking two
ootiies i was entirely cured, l nave recom
mended It to all my friends, and believe it to
oe i tie oest mnicuw Of tne xina in u e.
Yours truly, LKANDttt LLSBY.
Vogotlno.
IS THE BEST
SPRING MEDICINE.
Tegetlae lSld by All Drmarrlata.
EIITDUL PIXIH13, OF Ml KISS
ttn r mri m vmm "
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
I a PVnttlve Cnrw
tar alt tkaaa Palatal Caaaalalata tw4 Waatnaaaaa
a m TSaat tatamla aiflall.a
tl win ear aattraly th wont fort of faraH Ooaa.
uoa, rantsc oa
Spinal Waakaata, aa4 la BaMcmUrty atfaftaa I Um
C3anfa Ltta,
tt win -natolra aa4aaaaaaaMrnrjTaitW-araaa
aa aarly taaaaof itialinitaaiil, Tb. tmirtanry taaa
laroaa haraoratharali cbackad m J imrllly by Ita aaa,
Ik -Tamor fatritn -, Barnlawry, Silnijian atwrlae
foraumalaata, and laUevaa waakaata af tba
It aunts Bloattnc
DaMUty,
That faattae af tearlaf dowa, aaaatae pals, waifM
ajadbaekaeba,ks always fjarataaaatiy aarad ayttav-aa
tt1BataUnian.it aadaraU i Ii -aataaeai act ta
ftarajooy wltk tba tawatbatawrara ta. ! ajaHaa.
far tba eanat Kldaay OoraplalDAt at attaar aatka-
Oaaipeana hi aai patawt.
LTDIA X. rl.TKMAWS TteflrraBLX Cw
rOCXDhl nauaiai at U aaa Waatarm A
Lyaa,ata. Prteat. Sb kottlsaf or St. Saatby
la tlx form ef paia, alas laths form af
raoaipt of prtaa, tl par box ror atthar. Hra
fraaly art all lttt.nl of laq-dry. Sand to
Ife fas-fly shoaM ha without LTDIA a rnrKRAIft
ixvam nixa nay sat .ianp.tii.
atat tans my af tbatr-ar. t canto par bos.
tar Sou y Ul uraaglats. -Ta
Lr of 6
von era
'6usiJie4W.w!alc-
sned by tb. atraia of
vmif SatMa avoid
stimolanuaad ass
Hop Sit tors.
dlscnrUoB or di-lja
nd or Bins 10. old
poor health or araaiah
ess, raly oa Hop
Whoever yowara,
wtaancver y oa feal
that y o a r oyster
Bead elransltMr. toa.
Inar or -tistula-tnaT
Wliboot niroxioulf ao.
oil HOP
BKIVIO
Barsyoaiftav
or HrtMri com
plaint, dlwar
ot tna sromora.
soirW blood.
ItatroraorTMO t
Toa will b
enrod if jam aos
Hop Bitters
If yaaareahB-
ey we a k aral
m spirited, try
Ul It may
man
J
. H Uoi
'you
11
X 7
j-nt.ii .a .tsS
r - -- -
! II
r 1 tatwa a-OL-wats.
Hn!TTninl
NtVLK I
m
It tox
Of ltrt-
tmnUHlizixm
fturbt work, to lw
tore brsus oarrvaiia
Hop
sMffOllllf f 1 OU (asTT tSsV
1 1 i Tou avre mjur-
gtonerwur Tram
rur on bad of sfc
Bitter.
TliAUsMs&rli (TW
vnaily from momm
rurm of Kidney
diseaM thaU nizKbt
by ft timely of
noprttTs
DiltC.
la aa absohit
vad iTTMUU.
bl e r fur
draiUant
um of Mam.
tobacco. r
IWIMM-t,
8rVd WdiTitr-
Bl rtv weaa anoi. I .,-,, lirm.
Ul It may . j . . , I - ,
aavayour I CA 1 1 I wrrTaBti
Ufa. It has lAI L I r" I
saved hurt- j I w u,a.T.
lrdfcl3 HTte.ow.
$777
gusta, Maine.
A TEAR and expenses to
agents, uuint irt-e. Ad
dress P. O. VICKEBV. Au-
fcoiaisa calico lust previous to tha
nrst wasnine in a stronsr solution m
great when it Is remembered that the
wires would t-e perfect! v secure from
nearly a'J of the accltlenu which now
disarrange them.
serve the color.
A mixistkr, while marrvlnir a counlx
icguuv. wm isiucr uistoucertej. on
aaing tne Driaegroom if be was will
ing to take the young lady for his
wedded wile, by his scratching his
head and saying; -Yes, I'm willing;
but I'd a much rath ar have her sis
ter."
osapw s-ri Ul Aaari twirl Sryrtrts Xoj jwtroriqwd
-oaaai at
anpaqi assr-AWapw Wtri
tuom
1 MAWf m MitSOW
Almott every day brines some now
application of electricity to the useful
arts T i- Qlaiiuiii lifli .I .t. I . ..1
Take Sett. Ho man should do more tn ipatnr vhih t... L u.iT
work of muscle or of brain In a day ted at the Mannheim Industlal Eihibi- cmel Di try t If you are skeptical
V" tion, ana is said to be a useful inven-
fatigueof In a good night's rest. Up don! The cage is carried bv wl
to mat point exercise is good ; Deyond rooes havina counter weis-hia a ,. . '
wtrJof Uie, exhauation d de- SJTLZX
MOW W)..n - nal I. f ., ,1 f. ' "J Mill- I
v-j . ii ueu u.u( ... .V. 4WU, auu or lam. Tne current irenrarnr af .,
fatigue demands rest, we are in the base is electrically connected ro the
natural order, and keep the balance of dynatuo-machlne in the cae. nH ihl
When we take stimulants to spur utter works two toothed wheels. t.i,r
It Is easier tor a needle to zo thronirh
the eye of a camel than for a camel to
trie elevator, which has been exbibi- I 'tr"s. the eye of a needle. Bay
camei anu try it n you are skeptical.
It is a noticeable fact that the saiall-
rOT0 EH Lasrn Telorraaliyt Esrn So) to
1 . tsoBtb. Orsdoates snaraataod Mriia
Wire Hi rwitr ia oxnorallw In ut...t e.v.- Xf. 'i."?:'...1" 'V' -
that. urVS rrTi;. ' u" tixa nun TR
Make Money IU!
mmmT tnmtf Its mmt
140 lUvBtrmti'-.tu. Stn4 for
life.
Wet Is the earth like a blackboard
.Because the children of men multiply
iu uie late oi iu
HrsrsAfaals tefwll UMSttsrdAirriesltanl Bo.k
twmm tor Profit
TO
j.c,
'otaplets i
Caltivata all lu. Crop..
Bated a Csrefn UvtSuek.
O raw fr.it . If taare feaaiaota
Aad IVieare M.,,l.
liW-tltDY CO.. FhlWelobli. pav.
Bow to fjstact Ad-usmtM CqSTsss.
- Ground coffee affords a field for adultera
tion, and lur thi) purpose chiccory, carrots,
caramel, date aeeds,etc, are the substances
most commonly used. The beans have of
late years been skilfully imitated, but as
coffee ia mostly purchased in a ground con
dition, the chief point for the consumer is
to be able to form some idea as to the
character of the latter article, and the tal
lowing; are the few simple and reliable
tests: Take a little coffee and press it be
tween the fingers, or give it a squeeze in
the paper in which it is bought : if genuine,
it will not form a coherent mast, as coffee
grains are hard and do not readily adhere
to each other : but if the grains stick to
each other and form a sort of "cake," we
may be pretty sure of adulteration in the
shape cf chiccory, for the grains of chiccory
are softer and more open, and adhere with
out difficulty when squeezed. Again, if
we place a few grains in a saucer and
moisten them with a little cold water, chic
cory will very quiddy become soft like
bread crumbs, while coffee will take a long
time to soften. A third test: Take a wineglass
or a tumbler full of water and gently drop a
pinch of the ground coffee on the surface
of the water without stirring or agitating;
genuine coffee will float for some time,
whilst cluccory or any other soft root will
soon sink ; and chiccory or caramel will
cause a Yellowish or brownish color to
diffuse rapidly through the water, while
pure coffee will give no sensible tint under
such circutnatances for a considerable
length of time. Coffee mixtures" or "cof
fee improvers" should be avoided. They
seldom consist of any thing but chiccory
and caramel. 'French coffee," so widely
used at present, is generally ground coffee
bains of which have been roasted with a
certain amount of sugar, which, cooking
over the bean, has retained more of the
original aroma than in ordinary coffee, but,
this, of course, at tbe expense of the re
duced percentage of coffee due to the pres
ence of the caramel.
Answer this).
Did you ever know any person to be
ill, without inaction of the Stomach,
Liver or kidneys,or did you ever know
one who was well when either was ob
structed or inactive; and did yon ever
know or bear of any case of the kind
that Hop Bitters would not cure. Ask
your neighbor this same question.
An interesting discovery has recently
been made near the ruins of ancient
Tyre. On an escarpment ot rock about
800 feet above the level of the sea Pr.
Lartet finds numerous figures from 2
to 3j feet in height, carved in bas-relief.
They are said to be extremely
archaic In design, their heads mostly
in profile, but witn the eyes as ii in int
full face, and their tunics crossed on
left side. A few yards distant are
enormous blocks of hard breccia,aboui
20 feet by 16 in size and 10 fee: above
the surface 06 the soil. This breccia
consists mainly ot myriads of worked
Hints, with which are intermixed i rai
ments of teeth and bones. Ir. Lartet
believes they once formed part of a
cavern of great antiquity.
Deacon Smith buys Carboline, tbe
deodorized petroleum hair renewer
and restorer, and since its improve
ment, recommends it to all his fr.ends
as the perfection of all hair prepara
tions. This shows that the Leacon is
a wise man and knows what is what.
An
tnEEiATisn,
.SJBW.W.O At
Dr. Cnmellu, of Sheffield, Eng . has
obtained ice at such extremely bigh
temperature that it would burn tbe
flesh to tonch It. lie has also frozen
water in hot glas vessels and main
tained ice as such at temperature ex
ceeding the boiling point for a consid
erable time.
The greatest anxiety ts experienced
least there should be a flaw in tbe title
to property ; yet a flaw in the title of
health a Cough or Coldis disregard
ed. Dr. Bull's Cough byrup removes
all such at once
William F. Tolley, of Kin gston, X. Y.,
Is an electrial marvel. Jlr. lowey is
so full of electricity that when h
slides across a carpet, even with his
boots on, he can light the gas with his
linger, and wben a person touches nts
nose or an ear with their lingers
shock in the arm and a bright spark l
emitted.
Yxgetini is now acknowledged by
our best physicians to be the only sure
and sate remedy for all diseases arisiDg
from impure blood, such as scrofula
and scrotulous humors.
Max is not a bundle-carrying ani
mal, lie cm tuck a lew stray parcels
in his pocket, to be sure, and lug a
package under his arm. perhaps; bat
on the whole, as a common carrier he
is a failure, nut a woman : well, we
should hate to say anything that
wasn't absolutly true; at the sam
time a woman can carry parcels
enough into a horse-car to fill np one
slile or it, and pick them all up on one
arm when she gets oil a car at a cross
ing, and lead a pair of twins, carry an
umbrella and hold up her skirts with
the other hand.
The sleepers ot French railroads are
preserved from decay either by subject
ing tnem toa process or saturation with
creosote or with sulphate of copper. A
new metnoa is proposed by At. Jacques.
Fatty substances (In the lorm of a soapy
solution) combined with phenlc acid
are Injected into the wood so as to
penetrate every fibre of it. After a
lapse of eight days a fattr acid is
formed which is said to be insoluble In
water and t J be capable of affording the
most complete protection against the
rotting caused by moisture.
Slkkpliss and restless ladles should
take Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
At a late meeting of the London
Photographic Society, a paper was
read by Prof. T. . Thorpe on a simple
and expedious method of preparing
pyrogallol for dry plnte development.
Dry gallic acid and glycerine are put
into a flask and heated to 200 degrees
on a sand tray as long as bubbles of
carbon dioxide are seen to be formed
in the liquid. The gallic acid soon dis
solves and is entirely converted into
the the oretical quantity of pyrogallol,
namely, SO per cent.
H arras. For Oar Hide.
Many neonla have lost their iotereat in poli
tics and ia amnaeinenta because they arc ao
out ot sorts and run down that they cannot
enjoy anything, if such persona would only
be ansa enou,;U to try that celebrated remedy
Kidney-Wort and expener.ee it) tonio and
renOTating effects they would soon be horrair
ing witn the loudest. In either dry or liquid
form it ia a perfect -remedy for torpid liver,
kidneys or bowels, xdiang
our jaded nerves er excite an appetite,
we are wasting uie.
into a metal rack running ud the Aon.
ter of the passage way of the elevator.
has a watch rnns down its aflVIra
nave to be wound up. .
C. ioaro aa7ltseawslu tS,
A Jeyr.l AHwnneea-e.
to anffenng millions ta the elad tidinn that at
last a certain cure fur pile baa been discov
ered. 500,000 persona who hare need Dr.
Bilabee'e Anaketus, pronounce it in fallible.
Doctors of all medical schools prescribe it in
practice ; empirics and nostrum venders coun
terfeit and imitate it, and all, without excep
tion, admit that it ia entitled to the nam of
'Medical Miracle." Nothing in medicine ia
more simple, rational, prompt and certain. It
ia not an accidental blunder of inexperience,
but the aa entitle eolation of a taoet difficult
problem, by an accomplished physician of 40
years' practice and study. Ar,.w-,T a
happy combination of a soothiog poultice,
supporting inwrnment and curative mediaae.
It aiievuuea at once the most excruciating
pain; it holds np tbe raw. sensitive tnmora.
and by firm, continued Dresenre and mediea.
tion applied to the swollen veins ia able to
care the most inveterate cases of blind or
bleeding piles. Tbe inventor of ' 'An steals"
may well be regarded aa a pnbiic benefactor,
and sufferers from this terrible disease will
thank ns for calling attention to a discovery
ao worthy. It is not less aingnlar that in the
areolar concerning Anakeeis, full directions)
are given for raariaTisa Pius, a faot never
before observed n anv naHinn. tK nmt
etore wished to aeu, "Anakesia" is sold by
druggists everywhere. Sent free on receipt
Of price, L00 per box; tampln mti by P.
henataedter A Co.. Box S9ts Vnov i-
laauiactHfeis Ol
Heurafaia. Sciatica. Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Smell
ing and Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, Genera Bodily
Pains,
Tooth, Car and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.
Ro Prenaratloa oa earth eqoalo Sr. Jteoas Oil
as a swe, nn, timpU and rAewjs Externa!
KeBMdj. A trial eotaile bat the cntapantivaly
tnftiaf oeuaj of oS ( ears, and every eeo snSOTWi.
with pais can hava cheap aad poaitiv. proof of its
Claires.
PinctJoD In Hovao. Lanr-i'g'P-
SOLD BT ALL DKC0GI8T3 AST) DEALERS
IS MEDI0I5E.
A. VOGEJJER fc CO.,
IT HE ONLY MEDICI NEf
n E1TDEB LIOIIO OK PUT FOBB
That Acts at lhe same liaae oa
T3S LI7ZB, TES 30WSLS,
AFD TES KIDXSTS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
BtcauM tc allow Ohm great orqai to
bttomt clogged or torpid, and jnuonotu
humeri art therefore forced into fit blood
that thouldbt trpetted naturaUf.
1 1
WILL SURELY CURE
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
PILES. -1TIPATION. l'RI(ART
DlHEAtEA.FEwAl.r. WtAKStWES,
AB NEUVOrs DI90I-DEUA,
6y canting fret action of these crgaut anxi
rtttoring their potcer to tfirvtc of diteaie.
Why aaffrr Biliotn pais, aad araral
EjWky torta.atfd with Piles, rosntipstioa!
11-. m . . : i l. : i I
tt UJ ri-fBM-wrw over hwi-tiw hiunvjm r
Why radars servoB snick hradarhesl
for KIDNEY-WORT mdrrj'ticeii, health.
It at out spin lry Veactahlo Farta. In tin
cans oo. pai-sasv of vlurh atai.ro oix quarto of
medk-mo. AIm in Ltejald Foroa. very 4 osjeoa-
trttteofortOBeUiateaBaotrt-auiiy i.r-uarlt-
rsrlt acts with equal eevteivy ia either forta.
ast it or tocb dbcuoist. muce. tt.ee
WELLS, UltlUKDSOl A Is., Prop's.
Waioaadtnodrypoot-paid) BrxxtXCTOft, Tt.
i
DR. RADWA-Y'S
Sarsapnllie Mm
THE GBI1T BLOOD PCUIT1ES,
FOR TH CTRB OP CERnw-r T)Tas.
SCROFULA OR STPHIUTIC. HSitiDi.
TAUT OB CONTAGIOUS.
Be It tests d Is Tbo I.nnrs or "ttarajaektpj-.
ew now as. Fireo. or Jf errea,
COKKUPTDfO TH "OLTTJ9 ASD VTTUTnia
TUB PLUlrt.
Ch-onle KbenmaMs-n. Srofuia, staorrnu.
Swelling. HacoAfU- Drv Con -a, CanreTOta B
Uods, grphili'lc Complalr t-s, Bli-e.lm of th.
1 ungs. Dypernla. Waier Bmsh, Tlo Ooloreav
tiil Swellci gH. Tumors, L lceis. Ssln aad H j"
faeaaen, sercartal 11- V "-naie tra,
. lalni-v Oour, Drop J. tialt itbeara. B onch-ua
onoumpiioii.
Uver Complaint, &c.
w osjw ecss tbe Senariarniiaa Hesoivaoj
sxoel all raasedtal ag-snta la tae car of Uiraus.
oTorajoas. OsBatltaueaal and 8ala PlTsajsa
baa, tt la Uie only poalUve sure for
JBSn All BLiDBIBCOIPLA.LTTS,
f rrsery aad Woeae xaaM, ravel, Diabstet
Drspay tupoajre ef Wa er, IacoDtiaerice si
OrtES, Bngbll Dutea-e, Albuminuria, and la til
sales where there are brlck-dost dpo-ita ot
Um water la tb'cx. esondv, ulie-a with nt,
stASoes like tne white ot aa r?, or thrasds Us
wane sua, or there is a morbid, dark, billons
aepeerance sad white boae-d ist deposlta. and
wnea there h a prteAlnf. bcrmln, e-namuoa
wses psBButta; wsaotr, witw vmdm us vae sniAll et
las bscx ana a
flats.
I a-onir the lei as.
r&lOS OtiM DOIXAJb
eld by On
' i
-
-
H" CELEBRATED
Jl S s
SSBBBW. aassw " AT
-ffgf?S
Why Kntler Xeedlessly
With the convolving-, spasmodic tortnres of
ft-vrr and aue and bilious r-rnltwnt. when
H'Hteiter's Momsch Blitera, acltuowledl to
be a real curative of malarial fevers, will eradi
cate tbe cause of so nim-h eurferlnif. No leas
efTecUvels this benlvmant alterative Incase
of ronstlpatloD, dysp- psla, liver complaint,
rbeomaibun. and ln general debility ana ne v
ous weikne-w. For sale by all Druiiuta and
Aieaiecs generally.
Battle Creek, Michigan,
THRESHERS,
Traction and Plain Engines
and H or tte-Power.
atO il Ii Ttir.hrailnj ; Carabllshsa
la too World. I 1848
I TEARS moo, without etianoolname.
maatwetjjSDt, or lorsAon, aosr aw" ISO
Moaassaoarsnaa.
Jot
or.yiioa.ro. is.
rrrATf-powTrR TfrpAR atohs tma
Cstaplete Hfeass UwtfltsestooaluoWliMi.
fwot TrarlioB EnsTlses and Plala Ksalsea
ever seen lo the American market.
A oralttroil. -facial oKorar aod si-iil lonoOt
fnr ISM. trorether with o.sHor fooruiM ta eoworoai
oioa bob rwMmJi not dreamed of by other makers.
s'oar sues of Separators, from a to la hsrse
CS-rlty, or otom or Anew ixrow.
Two styles of " Mnrmted " Hnrrywera.
f Kfn tfU Foot ef Weleetee I.tnnwer
i fJWfWV ( roa uaroi o oil mtrt oil .W
ermstairtly on hand, from which Is ha lit ths lit.
sranirahls wood-worA of enr -nsnhinary.
TRACTIOM ENGINES
afl.oiaarol.aodoSeeojr
8. !! 13 Uerse fewer.
Fsj-saers i snel Thrtwbrrtnew are rrrvStrd te
Invti-riW Una Meai.j. Tiire.ii:ug ataduncry.
Circulars ieit free. Ariilrvee
NICHOLS, SHEPAKD A CO.
Battle Creek, Michigan.
SOOQ y r tn Ar-nt., and exaeaoes
iliTiJ fros. Addr's f.Swaia A to.. As
.Me-
Rhenmafisci, IVeorahia.
No other DrenaratloB has en rod an nimno.
wi vur-Bw uisi.n-B' nif complaints at f otacl e
E a tract, read's Extrtaet F taster (-a
cenla) Is Invaluable la I bene aiseaeeM, Lumba
go. Fains la the Back or Side, etc. PeaoVa
Extract Oltat awesit (W renu for use when
removal of cKh n u inconvenient, u a ereat
help In reil-rtnj LunaminAiory caaea. bold by
all DrUKg-ista.
WA5TCDaeee M-s. tm-aodtatelv, for vmr
oes positions throaghoat (ho M. Good
Alarlso. Euclos. V. st.mp fnranswr 'o
sts M4. Valiay Fs.ai. I ans,
SC-ABCE OflOirg-Bo ks. PVtna, Ae Sasisle
Co al.se, m. Pa als BOOK CO.. CoaaTfuL
W. flao.Calrsd EaeresvtBsr-tlM AtfHeattCcrr
a 1 " - oiiim omi ia. mm. wohi.00 out mde
avr aT" a. Can 1.H Atauoio rf tnm Miii.ii at Mtk
W ABanra. tori, bl Inn I t.l. W HototJs
LaV htoai tod fM.: boo, a iorlHn of ta. a isiM
bKCMM VU, kUBtaai raalaaua, aaatway, how Xads
OT AID AW TWAIOK Of TTtTf Vt Arts' fsltOWTI
O0JtS II DM. iA WAT'S aUAtlUIsa,
oe bwtr eoatalwi aor ef the active trtsot,
eleswf Medicines than say ether Freparattoa.
rahsa la Tvsspoonroi dueea, while wjan re
poire we er atx Umee ai aiuch. e
Re R, R.
RADWAY'8
Readj Belief,
CVK AKD FUVDITa
OYSENTFJIY. DIARRHCEA.
CHOURA MORBUS
FEYE3 UiO AGU
RHEUUATSal.
neuralgia,
Diphtheria,
sore throat,
DIFFICULT BREATHING.
BOWEL COMPLAINTS-
Lormnera. IMarTbrni. Cholera Morbus er ca s,
fal ducssnres from the tx-wela re stopaiu ts
I or minutes Of tanlmf rUilway't Krady tlZ
Uef. No concretion or Inamiution. so w-s-kens
or Uaoltude til foUow ue ae uX the h b.
heiltL
IT WAS TBS FIB3T A!TD O
The Only Pain Remedy
thit Instantly stops the mont exCToelrtte
palna, ailaya lDUiinmatlo- . and cures Con
Uoa-. whether of the Luas. Sromacx, howoij
or other 'lands or orean. bv one appl .-utma.
fress) nt te twenty snlnatea. no mat.
ter sow violent or excrucUtlUa' Uie pain n-e
Rheum i tie. Bed-rld'Ie'i, Infirm. Crti-ple-l. Nerv.
oo?i, Senrsliric or prontxaTea with dl-e-ur- rov
suffer. HAllWAY. HiACI klUIt wui aaorS
Instant ease.
laflKSBBsal low of the KHtiryo,
liirtHBBini.tle-0 ef ths Blsdite
ataUkSBaBMsilea ef the rioseit
tssirollon et the La sots
x-e Tfcrwstt, niHiralt Brealtoinir.
Fxlpltntloa ol f be Mean,
vaterlew, (toap, Itipbltieria
alortn, lulsesls.
Reaalaehe. Toetbartae,
WeMssaoetii, Hleepleasae-s,
earmlxla, JabeBmnti.m
tolti 4 hilia. Arnet hills.
Cbllblalas ami S real Bites.
The application of tbe Kea !v Ceiiet .o u o fan
r pai t3 where the pain oi ulSu-uiij tu w.U
afford raw antl r- mtort.
Thirty to sixty dn ris In a ha!f ta:i;bler of
water will in a few n:'nti!e-t rur- r.ainon.
Sprains, hour 8: omach. liear.b irn. Pick bea.
ch, Dlarrtiosa i-oierv, Coilo, Wuul in ca
Bowi-L- an-1 all intern! punt. r
Travelers t-hcoil a. jv ca-ry a t fleof K d
waye kearty Kf Iff W.Ul U;-.-i A few drr I
waier will pievenf. Kimrj'-a or pans i t-s
:bange of wa er. It Is tr ier Uiin fri,-a
-(rauoyor Bl'lera as a s'-.n.isu fries KJ-y
bto p- r LOttio,
Radway's Regulating Pills.
rarfeet FmssMvea. Boothia c Aoorlaota,
Ass Wttaoat Pals. Alwutt Reliable
aad Nstaral la thslr Oporatloa.
A TIOXTABLI itiSnTCTS TlH CAUIXsU
Forfertty taBe!e-, e'era-ify ros'M w-,
rwect g-jin, t-I. re-iil..a, r-.;:r, e..Jira
ttrsutaea,
Baswavi Ftlu, fnr trie e t s'.l D.sor-ert
er the tom.ch. Liver, ho :.. a:.i -, &U4
irr. Nerious l)isejr. V-JLd -c':-, tv-astipA ino,
UostlreneMs, lnul(rak-n. ljiei, bl: en
aees. Fever, Inn.inirr.at i n of me K--.. I'll-a,
and all deranfenu-aoof the iTsrna' vivera.
Warranted to enact a perfwt curt Purely
oege table, enntalnltif ao raercuiy, fnlaersLi s
aelrtenoua dru.s.
or-Obserre the foll-TriBr STrr.ptpn-. rwml'lnf
from Diseases of the B f"Mr ir? ns r Colsu
satloa, Inwxrd Plies, FuUness of lhe Bl.-M is
Bead, Actatty ef the Stomtch. Nuse i. H-Art-bora,
Dlaioibt et Food, rollne-a or Weight ta
the Stomach, Sour JtmcU'lODs. blsvinr or K.:U
terms' at tne Heart, rbokli i or rufl- r nr Sea-
stlona when la a ljng rJbsta', D mi. ess ef
Vision, Dots er Webs Beior the s'.gnt, t ever s
Doll psla In the Bead. D-acieno of Pr-rsplrs,
taon, Teliownesa ot the Sk'a anil Eve. Pali la
tbe Bide. Chest. Limbs, and botidea riuaues m
Beat, aTaraias la the rievh.
A tew dosea ef RabwaVs Fnxs win tree the
aVotsaa trosa all the ahere-aaiaod dunlara.
Frtee, SS Osats per Bea.
W repeat that the reader BtL.t reosrtlt ear
ttooka and paper sn the subject of dlnes-a) aaf
their ware, among which may he named :
"Tales si Tree ,
"Had way Irritable TJrethra,-'
stavalway hersrala,"
and auara relaUaj to alStrut ifliant at Dta.
nu n Eoaai3Twj
BE As) "MAIM AM9 TICI."
end a letter staaiB te mnWlT st ro,
ts. A4 Waurosoa. tmm. LSsnk St.. Bsw
Terk.
ssTTafismillea vswrth -"-. win be Ma
wjyem.
TO THE PUSLIO.
There ess he BO eetrer sT-srarjcee cf the vat
ef Da. Buviti old ests,-llsL-d K. R. K. Rsa
iu than the base and won: lmlitlot s
them, aa there are ftsr Hvnpntn, Ksile
aadFUlai Benreaadua tar KaIav'h, sa
m oa waa s
vS."
VaAway
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