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Professor Colladon, of Geneva published
Ihe conclusion several year ago that when
lightning strikes tree it U received on the
ends of the branches, which, being excel
lent conductors, lead it, without suffering
disturbance, down fo the large limbi.
Thence it descends to the main limbs and
the trunk, whose conducting power, in
trinsically inferior to that of the smaller
I cannta of th toD. IS inSUfB-
cient'to sustain the concentrated force ot
the currents which have united here fran
the thousand channels by which they hare
so far descended. Here, then, generally
appear the first marks of the shock, not be
cause the lightning has struck tt.e tree at
that pice, as might be superficially sup
posed, but because the conducting powers
of the tree begin to fail at this point. This
view was satisfactorily confirmed by the
effect of the lightting upon a poplar tree
which was struck at Geneva on the 5th of
May, 1830. The young tender leaves of
the main topmost branch of this tree and
ot th. branches immediately below it were
torn up into small fragments, which strew
ed the ground below them, as if they had
wnlergooe a violent shock of air, such as
would be produced by an explosion of dy
namite. Many trees may be compared, in
respect to their power to conduct electn
city, to structures of wood or masonry,
which are well-furnished with conductors
on tbeir uppei part,,but with which no
conductor XMinecting with the ground is
given. If such a building were struck with
lightning, its upper part would not be hurt,
while its lower part would suffer badly.
The danger of being struck by iigbtnimj,
to which persons standing under a tree are
exposed, is thus accounted for. The top of
the tree bristling with conducting twigs at
tracts the liirhtuing; the current, meeting
with non-conducting obstacles at the trunk
jumps from it to the surrounding bodies
whether they be bushes or men and ani
mali Of two persons, one standing under
the tree, the other sitting among the limbs
at the top, the latter would be in a vastly
safer posiliou. Birds having nestj in trees
are rarely struck by lightning, and their
nests are hardly ever damaged. Large trees
growing near a house will protect it from
lightning, provided there is no pond or
well or stream beyond the bouse to attract
the current across it. If the water is on
the sau;e side as the tree, or the tree is be
tween it and the house, or has a rod attach
ed to it, the protection is almost perfect.
When a vineyard is struck by lightning,
!.. i..titr-e ,iv.t l:.n'f circuit will, a few
hours or days afterward, appear discolored
showing that tne eieciricai action ua la
ken place in a diffused manner, and not in
u Mu.n.nlnilMl ut!uL In Rlich C&SeS flUQ-
tlmis or even thousands of vines may be
nalnaulv that it is the
property of lit'hiniug to manifest itself
upon the whole top ol a tree or a pioi oi
t?f.r..tutiin In his nipnuiir on this subiect.
JL C'aliadon mention a single stroke of
lightning whicn leu lis traces on more man
tao thousand things.
I'm o Fool.
Three or four days ago a citizen of Bron-
eon street called at the Oration Avenuj
Station, Detroit, to say to the Captain tliaa
he suspecteu a plot on the pait of his wife
to eloe with a neighbor of his, who was
not ouly a married man but the father of
seven children.
"What makes jou suspect such a plot ?
Hkl the Contain.
"Well, my wife has teen kinder pickin'
up her dud, asking about trains ana trying
to cet me to go away on a visit."
"And atxiut this neighbor ?"
"Well, he and my wife arc talking over
the fence about half the time and throwing
kisses at each other the other half. I don't
care to raise a row over this thing, but I'd
kiuder like lo stop 'em from running away."
'Well, you must take your own way to
frustrate it, unless you goto the Police Jus
tice. Be careful, however. Anger and
jt alousy may get you into trouble. "
"Ou,' I'll be careful,' was the calm assur
ance, as the citizen went his way, to be
heard of no more until a subsequent eve
ning. Then he called a passing patrolman
into his house to ask further advice.
"You sec. they had it all planned toelope."
he explained.
"Yes."
"But I cot 'cm.''
"How i"
"He took the lamp and !e.. the way to the
wooushed. The neighbor, dressed in his
Sunday suit, was tied up in onecomer.and
the recreant wife occupied an empiy dry
gout's box in the other.
"ii t 'em last night at 9 o'clock," said
the husband, "aud I've put in the whole
day telling 'em what 1 think of such busi
ness. GuessI'd better let 'em off now,
hadn't II"
The officer thought so, and the neighbor
was released, led to the doir, and the hus
band said :
Mow you trot, and if you ever try to
run away with my wife again I'd I'll be
hanged if I don't go over and tell your wife
about it!"
He then turred to his wife, untied the
cords, aud said : ''I guess you feel ashamed
of this, and there ain't no need to say any
more about it. I ain't very mad this time,
but if you try it again there's no .knowing
what 1 may do.''
" Well p rasped the officer, as he drew
a Ung breath.
ell, didn't 1 git 'em? chuckled the
husband, in proud dclhdit. "I may look
like a spring chicken, but I'm no fool, and
don't you target it ! "
A Way in Africa.
I am not immodest enough to assume to
speak for other readers, but for my own
part I have become rather tired of African
travelers. One always knows beforehand
what they have in their pack, and precisely
the w ay in which tney will spread out their
wares. The victorious struggle with the
lion, and the hair-breadth escape from dealh
at the hands of the native chiefs, are mat
ters easily anticipated ; aud that romantic
young savage who at I aches himself body
aud soul to the person of the adventurer,
and invariably returns with him to civili
zation what a threadbare figure that is 1
Hew well we know him under his various
guttural aliases! But what would six
months in Africa amount to without this
lineal descendant of Uobinsou Crusoe's man
Friday I
I may seem to display a Wint of tact in
disparaging African travelers, being, in an
humble laauion, an African traveler my
self, but 1 have a rare advantage over
everybody who has ever visited that coun
try, and written about it 1 remained there
enjy one day. The stand-point from which
1 view the dark continent is thus unique,
if I had remained a year or even a fort
night, 1 should have ceased to be original.
1 auould naturally have killed my lion,
tempted the appetite of the anthropopha
git, and brought home a little negro boy.
1 uid none ol these things, and instead of
obscurely falling in at ae tad end of a long
hue of Alncan explorers, I claim to stand
quite alone, and in an attitude so wholly
unconventional as lo entitle it to copv
right. So tar as I am aware, the idea
never belore entered the head of any man
to trave. five thousand miles to Africa, and
V stahen ty there ouly twenty-four hours.
As appreciative jury : During a trial
for assault in Arkansas a club, a rock, a
rail, an axe handle, a knife and a shot-gun
were exhibited as "the instrument with
which the deed was done." It was also
shown that the assaulted man defended
himself with a revolver, a scythe, a pitch
fork, a chisel, a hand-saw, a flail and a
cross dog. The jury decided that they'd
have given $5 apiece to have seen the fight.
A little Boston girl called one of her
dolls, a little jointless ere at ire, her wo
man's rights dolL " "But why do you call
her so?" asked her aunt, a lecturer on that
much discussed question. "Oh, 'cause,
AuntX.," the child answered, "she's just
like you; she can't ever sit down and be
comfortable.'
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Potato Ctxttb. In order to hs.ve the
best success in growing potatoes, and to
secure a hea'.tly vigorous growth and a crop
free from rot, says Thorburn, it is necessary
to plant aa early as the ground can be got
ready. Select a neb. soil, and plant In rows
three feet apart, and the sets one foot in
the rows. To kill the young weeds, run a
i;, aoi-ivh humir over the field
lengthwise of the rows ; this will allow the
crop to get me start ot me wenu,
t..k. nn all lumna and leveling the
u&EMu6 K 1 , . ,
ground ready for the cultivator, li wood
ashes ana piaster can tie prutuicu,
rfmuuinir nver the fitld after the Dota-
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nn f f a Terr earlv crop is desired,
it will be necessary to sprout me
Kofnr. nlantinir. Cut the DOtatOeS WtO
pieces of any size desrrable, and plice in a
warm, light room iroin lour in six wecu
before required lor planting in uie open
ntirinir this time shoots will start
out strong and vigorous, so that as soon as
planted they will sena out root ana grow
m..h mn ronirllr than those treated in
the ordinary way. Anothi method is to
place the sets In a hot-bed two weeks before
they are wanted, and then lift carefully and
set out on fresh horse dung, so that the heat
rill mum them to atart at once. If the
Colorado potato beetle makes iis appear-
nm th vmea miisi ne ousieu wiut run
green mixed with about eighty parts of
plaster, or what is Detier, mix tne rw
rrvon m wafM- two tablesDOOhfulsto a paiL
ui nnlr with a small brush or broom.
Take care to stir the mixture ouen, or eise
the Paris green will settle at the bottom.
Tin nr thntt- annlications durinz the season
will usually sumce to ciear on an we
beetles.
Kimo Canada Thistles. A contem
porary notices two modes of destroying this
weed, one of which is to put a lauiespoon-
ful of salt on each stalk or stub, causing
the Dlant to wilt, become dry and disappear
by October. This is recommended as bet
ter than the other mode, which is to cut off
each plant with a Snife just below the sur
face of the ground, as one does asparagus.
These modes may answer for very small
natches in gardens, but any one may easily
contrast its economy in labor on a large
scale on the farm, with the rapid work of
turning the plants with a plow. have
destroyed many acres in this way, so that
not a plant ever reappeared. A strong pair
of horses will turn over a sod eight inches
deep, and iruch lower than the knife in th.
band will go ; and if the work is thoroughly
done, ana no balks left, the plants will stay
under the inverted soil for three or four
weeks, unless in very porous or light sou.
which must be plowed oflener. The only
failures which we have known with this
treatment was where the plowing was so
imperfectly done, or so long intermitted,
that straciers found their way to the iignt
and furnished a feeding to the roots below.
Clwbino Plants. Our farmers could
easily have lots of interesting places about
their homes, especially near woodlands.
pile of old stumps can be covered with
creeping, twining or climbing plants, and
though it brings nothing back to the purse
it will of ter give nore pleasure than money
can buy, to their wives, utile ones, ana
friends. Many kinds of climbing plants
have some curious things about them. One
of the Passifljras open its fljwers with a
loud noise, hence probably its name. The
menispermum, or moon seed, has a curious
shell that partially covers the seed. It
looks like half a hazel nut shell with the
nut in it The ladies of the South collect
them to make frames for pictures. The
Periploca has a curious pipe-like appendage
to the flower, hence it is called l)utchmans
Pipe. The Loasa is covered with hairs
that will sting like a bee's sting if touched
by any ten der part of a person's body.
How To Keep Chickens. Keep a record
of your work. Do not burden your mind
with trying to remember either your suc
cess or failure. If you make an experiment
record it, so that you can trace it up for
reference if it is a success ; if a failure, you
cau protect yourself against it another time.
Do not allow the bones from the table to be
thrown into the dust heap or lie around the
yard ; throw them into the fire, burn them
a little, crush and give them to your fowls.
If breao is burned, or anything else that is
cooked in the house, do nut throw it away,
but use it as charcoal lor your birds. If they
have been obliged to run in the orchard or
meadow to pick up their living as they can
and feed on what they could get, their eggs
aud flesh are likely to taste ; feeding cliar-
cial in any shape will remedy the evil.
Salt is a valuable fertilizer and costs but
little. It is cheaper to use pure salt at t6
per ton than the refuse of salt works, which
is mixed with lime and magnesia salts, at
12, as a smaller quantity of good salt can
be used with better effect. Salt is useful
on pasture and grass land, and is especially
useiul lor all root crops, cabbage and aspar
agus. It is also beneficial to oats. Two
hundred pounds per acre may be useful.
YorE pies often suffer conMerably in
getting their teeth. The gums swell, and
the irritation and swelling often spread to
the jaws, cheek and the whole head. It
may be cured byicuttinz thes wollen gums
over the place where the second teeth are
coming, or drawing the first teeth with a
pair of placers or pliers.
A rather moist soil and a season not too
hot are the best for oats, barley and spring
rye, consequently they should be sown
early that they may get their growths before
the hot, dry weather sets in.
H7iaf Influence Digestion. Then
are certain substances upon which the gas
tric juice exerts no action, and it should be
remembered that whatever goes throug the
stomach untouched passes undissolved
through the whole of the alimentary canal
The frequency with which such substances
as dried currants and apple pips are passed
unaltered is familiar enough to all. Indi
eestible substances are occasionally retained
in the stomach, causing pain, indigestion
and irritation for days and days together.
There are many circumstances, besides the
nature of the food, which exert an in
fluence on the process of digestion. First
and foremost amonir these is the quality of
food taken ; for the efficient performance
of digestion the stomach should be fairly
filled, i.at not distended. Dr. Beaumont's
experiments show that a certain bulk was
necessary for the performance of healthy
digestion. This fact has long been known
by practical experience to uncivilized na
tions. Thus, the Kamlschatdales are in
the habit of mixing earth and sawdust with
the train oil on which they are frequently
reduced to live, and Yeddahs. or wild
hunters of Ceylon, on the same principle,
mmgie me pounded nure of soft decayed
wood with the honey on which they feed
when meat is not procurable. The time
which has elapsed since the last meal was
taken should, for the effectual performance
of digestion, be sufficient to insure the
stomach being quite clear of food. The
amount of exercise taken previous and sub
sequen: to the meal is not without its in
fluence, gentle exercise being favorable,
and every exertion injurious to digestion.
Then there is the state of mind, traauuilli-
ty of temper being apparently essential to
quica ana easy digestaon. in addition mav
be mentioned the state of bodily health and
tne state ot the weather.
In all likelihood Mr. Preece, of the
British postal telegrapic service, has learn
ed something which mav be of vain tn hi.
countrymen in his late examination of the
raruuan eieciricai experiments and estab
lishments. Ills renort on what he has
may be read with interest, if not with much
prouu tie is, at least, honest in bis opin-
From the nodule of rhmmite in th in.
terior of the meteorite iron of Cohahuila,
Mexico, Dr. J. Lawrence Smitfi, of Louis
ville, K v., has obtained on analysis of it
62.61 of oxide of chromium and S3 R9. nf
ferrous oxide.
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xr.-rr r-m ti,T Snmikinz of the un
avoidable waste attending the restoration
of frozen meat, poultry ana mmn, -'
ii;i i xt- - All the articles.but
Ut - - -
especially the latter, must be carefully
thawed, email game can ubuuj "
stored bv bringing it into the kitchen two
or three'hours before it is needed for use.
Large birds, hares, venison, etc, must be
completely immersed in cold water until
their uesh is puani. an in m
game and poultry must be kept away from
me dr, oecauac muj buwiw .
hi oanoea tlie nnlrefaction of meat which
has been frosted. Care must be taken to
use it as soon as it has been thawea, ana a
littlA v1ra timp. about three minutes to
each pound, must be allowed for cooking.
5j salt should De aaaea to me "-- m
whtr-h it ib imnwrwi because it would in-
crese the necessary percentage of waste by
drawing out more oi uejuira "
than unsalted water. The skin and inner
membranes ot frozen poultry nd game
are to a certain extent disintegrated by ef
ini nf intna mil and reauire verv care
ful handling to avoid breaking them when
the entrails are drawn ; it is aavisauie w
place a little bag of powdered charcoal in
the neck, to remain until cooked this will
remove any trace of taint.
rvve'r Unn. Yoitr Milk. Te animal
.;K.,n.an whii-h milk ftintA:ns. and vb
which the nerves in the human body are
, i . i i. ... i
made, is hardened ana acsiroyeu vj uou
inr in milk nri hv children whose
systems are being built up and formed,
this is ol vital importance, out an w oe
teriously considered by adults whose
nerves are repaired and strengthened by
tkio lhnnun nr nervft fond. The above
applies also to eggs and to all food. The
t rench, who rarely suner irom uisoruers ui
Imil their food. Their
cooks are taught to cook slowly and gen-
tlv. so that tneir aisnea are ieuucr, uuui-
cious and easy of digeston. I am quite
n.oM ff th tunHpniMT nf milk to hold and
nmmiita tliO imiBlll flf ffPXmfl. SS
well as of the typhoid fever some few
years ago tn Alaryieuone ana rauuingvun,
,.f thauiwatAwliifh it viu attributed.
nevertheless, except under extraordinary
circumstances ana lor a suon time uuu,
do not bou your miut.
How to Wain Clothe Without Fak
ing. A ladv correspondent sends us the
follow mir recirje. which she has tried with
success on all kinds of fabrics : Wash and
peel Irish potatoes, and grate them into
cold water. Saturate the articles to be
washed in this potato water, and they can
then be washed with soap without any
running of the color, I have taken oil out
of carpets saturated with this potato wa
ter, when simple would make the color
run ruinously ; have set the color in black
muslins, in colored merinos, in ribbons and
ether silk goods. Often the potato water
cleanses sufficiently without the use of
soap ; but the latter is necessary where
there is any grease. la such cases (with
out soap) 1 take the grated potato itself and
rub the eoocts with a nannel rag. in wool
en roods it is necessary to strain the waier,
else the particles will adhere, but this is
not necessary in goods from which tuey
can be well shaken.
Pickled PiAcnEs. Take a gallon cf
good vinegar, and aud to it four pounds of
sugar ; boil for a few minutes and remove
any scum that may arise ; then take cling
stone peaches that are fullyripe.rub them to
get off the down, and stick three or four
cloves in each peach ; put them into a
stone ar. and pour the liquor, boiling hot,
over them. Cover the jar closely, and
set it in a cool place for a week or two
pour off the liquor and boil it as before ;
after which return it to the peaches, boil
ing hot, which should be carefully covered
and stored away for future use.
Greex Pea Sorp. Put two quarts green
peas with four quarts water, boii for two
hours, keeping the steam waste supplied
by fresh boiling water then strain them
from the liquor, return that to the pot, rub
the peas through a sieve, chop an onion
fine and a small spng of mint, let it bou
ten minutes, then stir a table-spoonful of
Sour into two of butter, and pepper and
salt to taste : stir it smoothly' into the
boiliag soup. Serve with well-uuttered
sippets of t m -ted bread.
We are cot going to let you forget that
the eggs and sugar should be beaten to
gether for all kinds of custards and cakes,
in short everything that eggs and sugar
are used for. All who try it will find it a
great advantage; the sugar is entirely cis
solved then and consequently the cake
will be much lighter. It is useless to beat
the whites and volks separately for any.
thing except white mountain cake, mar
ble, or something where they are baked
separate. If you will beat the eggs and
sugar long enough they will make a cake
light as yoa would wish to see.
To Remove the Smell cf Xew Paint
Newly-painted rooms are very unpleasant
for several days, but if a handful of hay is
strewn on the floor upon which is sprink
led a little chloride of lime, after a couple
of hours the offensive smell will have en-
irely disappeared.
Roast Lamb. Put the meat in the drip
ping-pan with a little hot water in the bot
torn. Sprinkle with salt and a little pep.
per. Baste often, and allow eieht or nine
minutes to a pound. When done take the
grease off the gravy, make it bubble on top
of the stove, and make a thickening of
browned flour.
Toilette Yineoak. Pick a quantity of
rose-leaves into a bowl, boil some common
vinegar, and whilst boiling pour it upon
the leaves. Let it remain a fortnight, and
then strain through blotting-paper. Any
sort of rose is good for this preparation. A
siaall spooiiful of vinegar in a glass of wa
ter with a little sugar makes a very pleas
ant drink.
Florida Watek. Dissolve half an
ounce each of oil of lemon, oil of lavender
aud oil of bcrgamot, and half a drachm
each of oil of cinnamon and oil of cloves
in a quart of the deodorized alcohol. Add
two quarts of filtered water, and bottle tor
use in the toilet.
To Obtaix a Ulosst Skis. Pour upon
a pint of bran sufficient boiling water to
cover it. Let it stand until cold, and then
bathe the face with it, only patting the
skin with a soft towel to dry it.
Tcrs up the big toe as bard as you can
for a cramp in the leg, and rub the skin
where the cramp is briskly. This
toe remedy is the best possible for a cramp.
Now that measles are prevalent, mo
thers as well as astronomers are looking
for spots on the son.
Moths will not work in the light.
"Biddt," said a lady to her servant, "I
wish you would step over and see how old
Mrs. Jones is this morning." In a few
minutes Biddy returned with the inform
ation that Mis. Jones was seventy-two
years, seven months and twenty-eight
days old.
A celebrated lawyer once said that the
three most troublesome clients he ever had
were a young lady who wanted to be mar
ried, a married woman who wanted a di
vorce, and an old maid who didn't know
what she wanted.
Oxs of the most exasperatingly humili
ating moments in a man's life comes at
about 2 a. m. when he gets to his front
ddor and finds that his latch-key is in his
other vest.
GKACix'a first eTnm-ipnnp in Mtm .
peach "I've eaten ltcloth and all, mam
ma; now what shall I do with the bonef
a i ,n in. i.m.ii i '
ror-jnifn "f nniWstand. sir." said
Jimmy Flynn to old Dr. Potta, as the lat
ter entered Phil McGovern's sal son the
other night ; "1 understand, sir, that y.iu
said in the presence oi inese kcuucuicu
that vou considered me the drunkenest old
vagabond on the coast," "Well, sir;
what of UP c'anyouiooK me in iue
mnA Fort it I" aaid the slandered
party, steadying himself against the bar,
and drawing himself up to nis iuu neigui.
'Yes. I could, Jimmy," said the doctor,
solemnly. "I could if it wasut for your
breath." And Jimmy laid his head on th
counter and wept.
A rvirnpiTtn Herman Dhvsician has
advocated a new theory, and that is that
all food should be a ten raw, insieaa oi oe
irr mntnt and ha claims that if hia In
structions are carried out, ami meat and
vegetables are eaten in their natural state,
tbre will be no more aiCKness, ana mat
twvinlA will die of old aire instead of dis
ease. The thing locks feasible, b'ut we
should like to see the uermaa aocior uy
his own theory, for instance on bologna
sausage, and have to catch his dog.
(Indianapolis, Indiana, Farmer.)
Evrrvbodr Blfbt.
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man. Druggist, Manistee, Mich., writes:
Every one who 'xies St. Jacob's OiL says
that it is the best remedy ever used for
rheumatism. Mr. White, a customer,
after having employed every known spec
ific for rbeumatiam was cured by St.
Jacob's OiL
Tne tram had lust emereed from a tun
nel, and a vinegar-faced maiden of thirty
five summers remarked to her gentleman
companion, "Tunnels are such bores !"
which nobody can deny. But a young
lady of about sweet eignieen, wno aat m
ti.o eot imn.miiaielv in front of the an
cient party, adjusted her hat, brushed her
frizzes bacK, ana saia 10 me uenuuicu
young man beside her, "I think tunnels
are awfully nice.
1 caskot nav vou this morning." said
the customer to the milkman; 'you'll
have to chalk it down." "Cbalk ltdownl
stammered tha milkman. "Yes. chalk it
down. Why you look as if you didnt
snow what a piece of chaiK is. me
milkman blushed, an 1 picking up his cans
sadly took his whey from the door, pond
ering on the uncertainty of human affairs.
T. a . n,ietalfM tn l.'l tpa dr&W tOO !oil
Afti.r it has atOTwri seven minutes in boil
ing water the virtue of it is ail out. What
comes after that is the tannin, wnicn no-
hvltr tranta In drink. OT OUeht JO. SS it IS
the same quality that tans leaUier. Pour
off your tea from me leaves at me enu 01
this time, if you want a peneci cup 01 tea.
(Fall lUver, tfara.) PailJ Herald.
p.m.rd .DulMtaniil Comiy.
n t r nrt Sunerintendent. No.
. . .. . .,-.- I have used that
superior remedy, Sl Jacob's Oil in a se
vere case ol meuiiiausiu m j -
its effect was wonderful, having banished,
after a thorough trial, all pain leaving my
arm as well as ever.
Bittered Apples. Peel, slice and core
one pound of apples, put into a frying-pan
about two ounces of butter, add the apple
and cover over with two ounces of pound
ed sugar ; put them into the oven until
done. A very nice disli lor children.
When done they may be dished up on
nice crisp piece of toast with sugrr ovtr.
'Which had you rather be, a twinkling
star in the heavens or a comet that with its
broad train of fire sweeps in majestic course
through unknown space I 1 should pre
fer by all means to wear a train," said she,
"but not in unknown space. It would
never be described in the newspapers."
Puofessiosal advice : "You want to
be free from whatever gives you annoy
ance," said the doctor the sick man, "free
from all causes of worry and nervous ex
citement, from everything that tends to
piokca n-eutal distress and agitation f
D ictorl" exclaimed the patient, sitting
bolt upright n bed and ciasping his pio
f fsinn il adviser's hand with enthusiasm,
"put that in writing and I'll apply for a
divorce at once."
min t Ot The Chill.
If yon are Kal.jw t to Ane yoo n.nt be anre
to keep our liver, ooweia a- a w-no" iu kwi
frt-e coi.dition. When so, yoa wi I be sa'e fr.im
all at:ack. The remedy t n-e ia Kidney
Aort. It is tlie brat preventative o' ail ma
larial disease that yoa cai take, be-) adver
tise ment in another eo.nma.
A Galtsxtos school teacher asked anew
boy ; "If a carpenter wants to cover a
roof 15 feet wide by SO broad with shingles
o inches broad by 12 long, bow many
shingles will he need?" The boy took up
his hat and slid out of the door. "Yi here
are you going ?" asked the teacher. "To
find a carpenter. Lie ought to know that
better than we fellers."
Tco much learning: "tioin' to school
this niorninT' shouted Charley Smallboy
to his friend over the way. ' .Naw, I
ain't goin' to school any more. I told Dad
last n'gbt we should all have zymotic fev
ers if he didn't shovel away his ash heap,
an he got mad. bald I knowed too much
book (tuff already. Sy, lend us your new
ball for to-day, will yer?"'
In the old Puritan days a young man
I caught waiting at the church door to see
uia gin iiouie nuuiti tutvc uevu act uuwn
as oue shade worse than a sheep-stealer.
We know a man so cross-eyed that he
put his hand into another man's pocket
and abstracted therefrom a watch, lie
wanted to learn the time. The Judge told
him it would be three years.
Kl-ving : An Irish gentleman, with that
pecular perspicuity of statement charac
teristic of his race, says the chief pleasure
in kissing a pretty girl is when she won't
let vou.
A ImXbk Joke.
A prominent physician of Pittsburg said
jokingly to a lady patient who waeomplain
ing of her continued ill health, and of bis
inability to cure her, "try Hop Bitlersl"
The lady took it in earnest and uied the
Bitters, from which she obtained perma
nent health. She now laughs at the doc
tor for his ji-ke, but he is not ao well
Dleastd with it as it cost, him a good pa
tient. Cp.rKLTT to DOets : "Farewell" is th
title of a poem sent in from Ohio recently.
is is a gooa tuing that tne gifted authoress
said eood-bve to the little pern, hmmw
she will never see it again.
As old farmer stroked his trmv Wti unit
sadiv remarked. "I didn't
old and feeble I was until I went to lick
James this morning, lie 8 only seventeen,
b it I couldn't make him holler."
irWin T .....1.1 - 1 , .
Anfffc, a uaic lAugui a Buocaing coia
in the head. What would you advise me
lil.ta1 1. t . 1. . 1. if 1 - -
' n. iJia.efc.iiaiiuft,erciiiei. "
Jekkoi.d ssvs that vonnir hnvs h., m.m
old maids "eather in the Hnnncr nf lir tha
golden fruits of Autumn."
Why is it imnossible that tlim iuij
. WIU1U
be one best horse nn a rr mrmuk id
ealise you will always find a better there.
- - , - iu, uuiauicu ia enugTAte
to Kinsas is the fact that extensive chalk
beds exist there.
A ROBBSu'a cave A burglar's
fession.
con-
CAMpiies- drives away mosquitoes.
:
Vegetme
Cared Her.
-x c. . 1 miMi state
nn. n. ft 8TEVfc.N-i -.. r---.M
SIS'Jil u. aal.sl.cu". ip RICK.
, kno, tne aboTe tn TnMEIER.ti
DrnggW and ApcUecary, 13 Monmouth St
.11 .mnnrifi Of the
VMrenne For erm-iicauu -
ftai to effect a care, IT'1" WMW
"uTthe urouiiieU by uueaae.
Vegetine.
Puriflra tlie Blood.
Posrov, Mass., Jan. IS, 18T7.
STa. and .can ,2"-
gntai cieani-i r . " u " N a Ko KD.
Pastor of Eglestoo Squire M. E. i narch.
Kerroaniesa, ana an acn--""'-- .,,Ti
ui. are unullj eonftel w5 liarl
. .. . .... . .... utt rfm nrv-
SusBeilhT ultinir Vwtine. It anenre medicine,
ffi acontUuig power over the aenr-
woo nave been restored 10 uenlln.
Vegetine.
Prepared by
lit It. STEVENS Bostoh, Mass.
Vegetine it Sold l All Druggists.
OILTBUL PIXrRlH CF LYNX. KISS,
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
7E5ETABLE COMPOUND.
In a Ponittre Cm
IW an itt P.lnl Omldiu aaj TmIimm
i 1 1 1 i MmtImi frw.1. rtHlaaw
Itwinuatlilrtbawon( f a ot Fmml Coo.
Iiklisi. !! insiwni tiinililni Inflomir-" ana Ckora
Uoa ranins aa4 Pbplaconwnts, aedtbs eoasMixa
Bpbud WcakBMSj sad to partlciuWly aoapt4 t the
Cnance of Life.
It win dtanlrs sadnpFltamonfrmtbaatorala
aa earir sue of orrdotwiit. Iba tndrnrytoew.
earoua kmnora tliel to ebeckml wrrpBdily by Its an.
It nuM fUntDMS, fistulrm-T. dacruTsaU enUi(
forattmalaata, sod rrlifTr. wcknem oftbeMomara.
It eorva BkMtina, HeadacbM, VemMm Praatnuloa,
OonenU Dobillty, SliilianiFM. Detiriaaoai aad lil-
ThjU trrttot at bfrincdowa,caiiii psia, wrii-ht
and backarhf. to ahmy permanently eared brttaeaa.
1 will at all tSroea aodjuder aU elmunitaaras ac la
bamony with the lawa that rpwi the hndtrSM,
Fortbacarauf Eidnry OimplaiBts of elthor aaz tUs
LTBIA E. l-INkHAM-S VEGETABLE CJi-
peODa prrpaied at tas and OA Weatorn ATaaao,
Ijna. " r-rkvtL SUbottleaforSS. SaatbjnaU
In tha form of ptl.a. aim lathe form of kamm, oa
menpt of price, tl Jwr bos for aithrr. Mrs Plnkham
rrrwlTaaawmaUlrtteraof inquiry. Sml for panipa
1st. Addraae as above. JaVstioa Out Puptr.
Ko famllr ahoold bp without LTDIA E. nXEHAJf S
LTVaR PUXS. f jay eure eonaripatioa, tilll inisaiasay
sad torpkutr of the Uver. m ornta per bos.
ar rU bv all I raSa lata. "a
DOES
WHY?
WONDERFUL
CURES!
Beesaaeitaetsea the LITER, BOWELS
Md KIDSEIS mt th w tt.
Bmmn It elsMOMa tb my uimn of tha poisos'
Km homoit hl driop ia K.iday nf Ort-
ptttioa.PU, or la BhouMtim, HotMcte,
8KB WHAT PBOFLZ SAT s
Eqrnra R. Stork, of JntwHtoa City. Kashm.
my. ludMy-WorC rtd him rur rfftiiu FhJ
ticiAM lud bmm trying for tow n.
Mr. John Aramll. of Wtwhinfftcm, Ohio. mj
mborwufifrauttodtt hy tomr proailBaot
IvJdoey-Wort.
my h ww not xtjfvtxl to live, finm blotUoJ
W U B flMaarla - - ... . - .Win
btyood lMUr, but iLidDey-Wort cmrod him.
! Abb I Jmmtt of Month &. Jf. ityi
thx Mien 7mt MfTe-rlrMr from kidney tronbtoal
ana COOipuctUUMW M oaaMra DJ IM
suaney-vf on.
John B. UwTWf of Jftfkwm, Ttm., affr(I
for yean frota livor wm! hdre troabVr &ni
Liwr lAitinc "imrrei or other nilrin
KidiMy-Wort Mdt kin U.
MfrhtW Colo of Moiitgoinry Contfr, Tt,
itTrrd (rlfht yornr with kldnT dimclty ud
wm antvbl to work. Kidorj 1
BwjUuftr.M
fon
PERMANINTLV cures
kidney diseases,
liver complaints,
Constipation and Piles.
tar It la put an In Itrj VrgrtaMo faeas In
tin cana. one Mrunnf whirii miiiam aumnm
ot nwdM-ine. Alao in Lleatd Farm, very Cwa B4
eeairaiia, lor in aaa uu ranma laamij pre
pare u.
tW It meit irfa eaasl tfrtnef fa ei(ar arm.
SET IT ATTBE DRCGOUTS. PRICE. Sl.
WELLS, B1CHA KDSOS A Ce., Prep's,
(wmaaad the dry post-paid.) rmWTO,TT.
II
HflSffifJElJS
The Traveler wke Wisely Provide
Against the eontlnifency of Illness br takiar
.....i a Dmiun.ii DtUW
casioo io congratulate hlmxelf on his torment.
ha, h. .Ana t . . . .
, u. ui i o .uvni, arnRvwv iuih)
s suffering Irom some one of the maladl-s for
Wr.ll.!, It I. - Km ...1 , .
..... .. u . i. lu uj win CT-rn1 ' ,c AmoDV
these are fever an.l .. hnimunou n . . -
1:od anl rheumatism, dlvrases often attendant
yiu a t:uaDe ot climate or unwonted met.
U i. aa In h. . . . . . . . ..
vj ui vKKiaia anu ueaiers Knermtiy.
Payne's Automatic Engines
ttk u law,
sot fitted i
lafoniiailoa sod Most
osmted Catalomia J."
f
. w. ru .M BOwa
Boa saty Comlac, M-Tf,
anavasr apo
an saallas
tsBaWaSteT
the) AdwartJaar aaaal SA.
fWblAahar
aaUMvma amw SMasK
OS
wiU readily
A tin Or trvra liuji v -
float provided it displaces an axnount of
wr greater than the weight of the metal
iTSe veieL Bui even . aojid ironrmay
be made to float provided it U small enough.
Take fine needle, wipe it with an oily rajr,
but do not leave any visible trace of the oil
on it, and then lay it gently oo thesaoe
of the water in the basin; it will float and
continue to float for some little time. The
cause of this is the fact that a quantity of
air adheres to the needle sufficient to buoy
it up. Moreover, as the cohesion between
the particles of water Is considerable, and
water has no attraction for s perfectly dry
piece of steal, the cohesion of the water is
greater than the weight of the metal ; and
so the latter U supported. In the same way
insects are enabled to walk upon the water.
Tne hair on the ends of his feet enclose an
amount of air which enables them to float
As each foot is put down it forms s sort
of cup-like depression in the water, and
liquid thus displaced is sufficient to float an
insect Our younger readers will have no
difficulty in matin the iron wire or needle
float on a basin of water, and the experi
ment U a most astonishing one to those
who see it for the first time.
Avcrtlslns Cheats.
It has become so common to write the
beginning of an elegant, mierenuu
and then run it into some advertisement
that we avoid all such .cheats -nd simply
. t in tha mrila of liOD BltterS
Ctuaucumu
in as plain, honest terms ss poesil'le, to in-
. " ; . , trial aa no
duce people to u
one who knows their value will ever use
anything else.
rv.-f jria n Kieiearilts. It will
no doubt be a genuine surprise to all stu
j . r n.ira tn team that a German
UCUW V ' .
scientist has found fossil plants and animal
forms in most oi tne meieunra vumiuiv
which he has examined for the purpose.
JJr, Utto xiann, wno wan uauu i""""
t in tha rliarmsinri on the "EoZOOn
new p . -
canadense," has, in thejusual way, prepared
sections oi many oi intass uuuics.
he had photographed and thereby attained
a result which is independent of themicro
...!.. winn TV ITahti claims that thev
VWJm m ' - - -
show many forms of plants and animals in
fossil state comainea in uieir mass, ui
u.k ),. kiffkaat fnrms arerrmotda. corals
w UM.U auw "-f,"-"-
and allied species. He has placed this col-
- . i i 1 T
lection ot sections m uie uauu m mji.
WainiuiH nf Tnhiniren ( formerlv of Phila
delphia), for thorough classification.
Yrwrmrvhrrne nf bald heads CAirBOLTTE.
a Hvv1nrirl extract of rjctroleum. Every
objection removed by recent improvement.
It is now faultless. The only cure for
baldness and the most delicate hair dressing
known.
Mes. Spaxoles breathlessly said : Dear,
I will tell vou an awful awful thing. Do
yoa know that Mr. Slowbox cannot take
his breakfast in tne morning untu ne nas
had s cocktalL Now. my Mr. Spangles
never does such a thing as that. lie
would not think of a cocktail. lie sim
niv rolls in bed, looks around the room
for his clothes and says, "Mary, for the
love of the great stars above us, I feel as
if I tad s cinder in my mouth ! Uive me
a pitcher of water none of your con
founded little goblets, but a bucketful.
Hurry 1' But you never bear him ask for
a cocktail. He hastens down to the store
without his breakfast."
Vans-rivBL This nreparation is scien
tifically and chemically eombined, and so
strongly concentrated irom roots, neroa anu
hara-a that its s-nnd e Beets are reaiizea im
mediately after commencing to take it.
A Pebbt county minister was preaching
very eloquently to his congregation the
other day. Waxing quite warm in bis
theme, and becoming quite earnest in voice
and gesture, his artificial teeth new out of
his mouth and landed in the altar. Wind
ing up his discourse very suddenly, he
called on a member to lead in prayer, and
during the devotional exercises he slipped
down into the altar and recovereel his
grinders. An exchange says : "His con
gregation protest ainst having any such
vulcanized eospel thrust at them again.'
Children are cured of bed-wetting by
taking Lydia E. rinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
The subsoil of Paris contains abundance
of sulphur now in course of formation, as
was recently proved in making excavations
in the Place de la Kepublique. M. Dau
bree says that this native sulphur has on
thing to do with the escape of gas from the
mains, but tha! its origin is due to the
simultaneous presence of various kinds of
organic substances and of gypsum in the
sod.
1 1-Vr. K. Bright has described to the
Society of Electricians, England, a method
of diselectrifying dry wool, mohair and
alpaca, so as to enable these substances to
be spun with facility. It consists ia put
ting the bobbins into an exhausted chamber
of iron having a metallic connection with
the earth. The rarefied air permeates the
yarn and discharges the electricity in from
ten to thirty minutes.
Those subject to costiveness should at
once try "Sellers' liver Pills.' 25c. per
box. Sold by all druggists.
The oritrin of the Fnirliah mil has haan
discussed by M. Paye before the trench
academy oi science, it nas long been sup
posed that a mile was equivalent in length to
a minute of a terrestrial arc. In M Purc'i
opinion ;he mile, which bad probably been
j. .j 1 n. .
ueuuceu i rum noiemy s measure, owed
its error of nfie-sixth tn th Ennluh in.
graphers having supposed that Plolerxy
urcu uie vtrees i (xx, wnicn juatosthenes
used 400 years before, whereas he used the
Phileterian foot, which is about 0. 36 of a
metre, the earlier one being 0,27. Era
tostheness counted 700 stadia to a degree,
but Ptolemy only about 600.
"Female complaints" are the result of
impure blood. Use "Undsey's Blood
Searcher."
Besides the superheated steam system
of Banff, and the heated air system ot
Bower for preserving iron from rust, a new
method for effecting the same purpose has
been invented by Mr. Ward, of London.
It is called ''inoxyd'uang." The articles
are coated with a silicate composition and
neaiea in a furnace until the composition is
fused into metal. The result is said to be
very satisfactory.
MiJWra. Hoboan a Biadlv. Mutual Life
Building. Tenth and Chestnut atresia, bare on
hand a superb stock of extra One quality Dia
monds, which they offer at as low prices aa
atones of the nrst quality, perfect alike la color
mwA oaoyx, van ue BOlU tor.
Files aad SfoaqoltOM.
15c box -Ronb on Rata" keeps a house
free from flies, bed-bags, roaches, rata, mice.
Habitual CostWeneas
ta the bane of nearly every Amerean woman.
From it n-ntiW arses those disorder that so
rarely und rtniue their health and strength.
Erarw woman nmmm it in 1 . .t ,n t.
family to dm that e iebrated medicine Kidoev-
OTa 1. im . .
" - -i.D mi, i ruiouj luroDoaupauoa
and for all disorders of the kidneys and liter.
Try it in liquid oc drr form. Equally efficient
in either. Bottom Sunday Budget.
SIT
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are wilting for IV Do not be decalyed bTthe
Vheao John publishers of inferior editions. See
that the copy ynu bar eoatains IMOnri
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roB
RHEUMATISM,
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SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
SORENESS
srraa
CHEST.
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QTJINST,
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SPBJsJNS,
FROSTED FEET
Alas
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mo.
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Card Collectors!
1st Buy seven bars Dob
bins' Electrio Soap of your
Grocer.
.2d Ask him to give you a
bill of it.
3d Mail us his bill and your
full address.
4th. We will mail YOU
FREE seven beautiful cards, in
six colors and gold, represent
ing Shakspeare's " Seven Ages
of Man."
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116 South Fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
hop bitters:
(A .MeaUetae, M a Driak.)
COXTAIXS
nops, Brriir, mandrake,
DANDELION,
A!ro tttt PraasT aim Frsr Mrmr-Ai. Quali
ties or iu otbss Birraaa.
Til EY CURE
ATI frtoesaesof theStomarh. Boweta. Blood.
Liver. Kldnrre. and L'Mnary tlncan. Nrr
TOlianraa -lirli rn -n-r-t eapevlaliy
r emaje UHupujsia.
$1000 IN COLD.
Wm pfd for s emm thty will not earp or
A .-fp. or lor an vin i hk mi pure or injurious
. fvao4 n Uirav.
Ak yonr drarrtst for Hp Btttpn mt try
them before jvii slet-p. Tnke mm Mlwr.
D C Uan arwfotendtrrp!fffh!pTiTfor
ill aaj&euuetf, mam oi oium, uotvtxv mod
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Prwzcle aad Rreerh-TadlBtT Owwa. Rifles and
latola of awM aywi nid XntuJt mmd Ammeam atoaaa
til kinds af japartlna Impleaaeata ami artidei
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short time both SICK and NKRVOIS HEADACHE; and wtailo avrtine; aa
tao sernni system, cleaasa the atomacJa of excess of bile, producing a
regular baaitliw action of tha bowels.
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OLIVER DITSON k C0n Boatg.
at. K, MTMI. CO.
' VnaaalVkka
DR. R. C. FLOWER,
Tte Great Heater and Wt&
nowned JfajneiUL
OFFICE and KSIDENCI:
1013 RACE Street, FhlUddp.
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5 West 22d Street, w Yrk.
lr. F1-wt hu trrt1 and eiiml withla rW w
Tar npwarUuf thirttN-n tbuu-tnt1 ti t-.trd
mil cKTsctr f diaM)M4ff. HnnUml mni ttMtmm
of thM MriMUia L 9 brQ bronchi to th T
o(tW oa bed of kkavt aii lnoa .a iIm Unii
TaM'Ph'latl'Tph-a Sn4mm Mrrmri.t X .
kU Rac street, ia perform. a g u.rfoi vm
hi raailnr. .
Tha PhiladolahU Kifwrf, of 1W.
Ir. riowr hM dMaonalratcd thai Bia
tratiD dtatM. hia ua-rior ud atatcnl
ow aU othr py-t-ma of h-aJtog whica
haa prol that d.a-aa haa a UnKruiM r -A
DtKtr. and tha Jd ayaaaa ol drixga a Uur.
"tV Philadelphia Timi mt NrrrrmN-r Malw
dt. W l wr xtraomiosr- t m t- mw wotta rm .
dfd.and ontidof th ordinary Md:ri motMn'
Tba Phiiadalphia Sunday Item X N . u. m
aaya; - Tha eurn tTi-cti hy lr. Flowr-r -ritnu-
ktwffk are unlv niracaliM- D kM
bronchi to a rt.tnd-till hy thia wondrul maa.1
Tha PhiUdelphi Mercury of 11, l-w.tn
"Over two haoirwl au tifty oatkaia vwatVMi
aay lant weh by Dr. riower."
Dr. O rard. of N-w York, one oppwd t
Fr-.w-r a vMfm, aftrr lnvMticaiitff th mmm V
hin-alf, dt-cUrvd throorh th rr-a tkt
wtirk of htwlinir th work which I am amcy
to ba'tova. Dr. Flowar h brea railed W and mm
to b mora th bias in tuU work. H bm tw h
wood r f wonder. I h ae him enr it
tn-Untl. bnn them froaa tha throM4(afa
in a f w minntra." . . , .
Ir. flnwor can ba eianltfHf at Hthr of tbttbi.
a) cm, ithrr throotfh crrwpiad?nra or bj m
wmat appiM-aiion. If ft p-pn- iBtr-tw t,
airt4t. arnmic-menta bould ba ntada ia advaoa.
YOU CAN BUY THE BLATCHLET
PURflP
Callaadrfa' wrtk Cappa-w, Psreclala jut Ires
lalna-a- Each one stenciled with my atnwa
manulacturer is warranted In material sad on
truttien. For sale by the best nou.ee in tha
trade. If yon do not know where lo ret tha
pump, write tn roe aa below, and I will ant
name of aeent nearest you, who will supply yoa
at my lowest prices.
CHAS. 6. BLATCHLET, Manufacturer,
80S Market St, Philadelphia, 7a
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a nr.n ani rnriiiuts: uukd id .,aiiw,'i
ffiniasnd Went Virirtnia. srnil fir s.vtrn taal
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(XtRPENTER S PtX'KET COMPANION, L
j liesi-nptive Circulars Free. AiMrrfs
TlluS. .'-IOLO.M.Y, jKkaoo, Michigsa.
CAiwlr.'i-AnnllniKi with
CI UU 11IC 1UllUl of disease.
Doctor ixoa, NuaanlM, Ala., and set rriat
TneFarquhar Separator
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5tl.T a Onts for a Whits HsadleilTrwa-B'jM
Asila. Mlalatars Baoary Uo fkilas a fa.
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SMITH'S PAT. BLIND AN3 SHUTTER B2W:i
nutter ran h pi 1. S, 4, 3 or forty-i ftav
and hold cm aty in a tbar ao-iition. A(fnt --t
In avry c-rnuty. Ct mak big wi- summ-r mi
FalL Tbabat and hanOaoiaaac thing oat. B
vrf Hnia. writ hr paticolar.
mail frrrnt aoatxg. AilrMa SMITri4tli.
St4 3la4r Mtrewg. rhllaaflpkla. rn.
CAMrrRIM$TITlITr. Frof. Kii-f.rjf
arirntitiC trraUDmt ml
inuxjenM tract:ca.
lrnuui-ty unr-H
and ia acko JWitdrf.
autb- nty on racr-r mc
ix kiniinsd. Tb&vata
traurdinary rurm tj M
tTmt Cim;mi Cmm
Antidolm ara nconai
A km.
Wtiirwsl
lrqnirad in mocmaf J
Urvrnt of Cancer-
Tunxra. Fr irt"
mw,A r.u TMlar r
emu on VH. iuj-.i
A n h Ht .PhilnltY1
Maaafartareal aader r. f. aaal Karal letters Pstaat
leapeH.-illy the Cnrra that result from Ita
y utK ur Tiu in i h t kntl Kt. It is imbued snu i-narrM -
"ODU; KOK1E." a aww ELKCTRO PRYStOUXlICAL rjva.t"
Imparts to the Scalp new Ufe sod Vlirnr. rlvea to the Hair ifc
healthy Suae, preventinc Its falling; nut or turnlmr irrar.
short time, eure the bkm dlstreaatnK NEl RAUilA or RHtt'ArJI
l le .n Al.r-. or fAIS In any part of the Head. To ah.iw Ita poaw"
ELElTKIC t CRRENT. or "Ortlc Force.- ask rour drural oraeaia-a
liH you teat It with hU GALVANOMETER. These t'aaaaa are'e"
aaach alraatrr anal twice aa d ara bis as any atker laaa.
Prli-es: In CKLLL Uiili. of finest quality, huthly p.lwlir
cnrKl. ftraurht or allirhtly tapered, jl 25. For Batot nalthra ai
RL'BKER, KVtnch, tl ltk ,n,.i, Rbber Comb. 3 ccnta. Sst r
paid on recvipt of Stamps. Pmual Money Or-Ier or Bv,uterl I
For full particulars and terms to Agent, address
LONDON ELECTRIC FABRIC CO., .
F. O. Box 494S. 144 Daaa. sit, sw Tart
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