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A Murnrw Fat.
Albert HickeraoD, the Insane murderer
now cocflaed in ail awaiting the action of
Judge Laagulin, at Louisville, U mourning
toe loss of hi pet and companion, which
death stole from him a few days ago.
LaH winter Bickersoa was seized with an
aberration of the mind while drinking in
the Golden Lion saloon, at the northeast
corner of Seventh and Pine streets, and
drawing a revolver, fired et his friends,
fatally wounding one and seriouslr shxt
inx another, lie was committed to jail,
where his q icer actions have always ex
cited tbe attention of the other prisoners.
Though given the liberty of the door rim
his locai cerat ion, he availed himself little
of the privileges. His voluntary and
steady coufinement, even duiing the exer
cise hour, excited the curiosity of tbe in
mates of murderers' row nd the jul
guards, who watched him closely and dis
covered the cause of the secrecy. He bad
caught a small mouse in his eel), and was
engaged in the laborious work of training
it to companionship. Duriug the first lew
days he tied it with a col ton cord to tbe
lattice work of the ceil door, allowing it to
caper alul tbe buuk and floor. Becoming
accusiojied to its new surrounding, tbe
little rodtnt showed signs of confidence,
and was accordifgly released. It would
ait on bis ex ended band or nestle in his
boeom at a tin from him, showing reuiam
able sagacity in many litile l nets. At
mcht when be retired be placed his mutt
cell male under bis pillow, where it rested
qiielly until the morning. "W hen released
it ran about ibe cell, and at tbe call of its
master would Jump into his lap. Fur
w - ks no one knew of the existence of tbe
pet, wbicb bis master, in an insane fear of
detection, would frequently cwtj in bis
arm pit, where it would lie quietly uutil
given us Ireedom. One night it escaped
from 11 rest under the pillow, and running
down into his underwear, found I'aeit
imprisoned y the stnngs of bis unmen
tionables ado it the ankle. Bo accustomed
was II ckerson to it that tbe curi.us sen
sation did not awaken him. On getting
up next morning tbe pet was eone, having
gnawed a hole tbruugh his mderw ar and
escaped. A prisoner in the 130 row cap
tured tue runaway and returned it to the
rightful owner. At morning and nrn
Hickerson would S'jiuu on tbe fl xjt of bis
cell aiih bis rrouMS on ono side and bs
duffiraod buil's neck on the ctner. Io
this way be ted ana nursed it f jc nearly
six months. A lew days ago it was taken
sick, cau-ing its weak nitndtd waxier
much tnMiliie. He was untir.ng in his
efforts to prx-cerve tie creature's lite,
bathing it and reporting to all the remedies
be couid think of. li'it it was all in vain,
at last tbe utile pet lav down and died in
its niastci'e hand. Since then he has been
unusually depressed, and only recently
told tue caui-e of bis sorrow in confident
to a lew f How pri-omrs.
Alter bis moute died Uickerson set to
work catching tbe Jul cockr -aches, which
are giants of their kind, and make tbe
speed of a rat acrobs the sleek bandsion.
tiles of tbe jail court. As be captured
each be carefully deposited it in a box
near the library. When asked what he
was doing this for be said:
"I am Eomg to catch a lot ef them and
train them as an army of soldiers."
lie a'mudonet this, however, being
unable to n.aae any headway, and is now
without any pet with which to while
away tne weary hours of confinement.
Bat Guano in Texas.
The I r egress of railway extension In
Western Texas has led to tbe development
Of the beds of list guano In certain caves
in IT vali :e county A recent visitor says that
there are two ot these bat-inhabited caves,
which have been parially extl' red. The
entrance to tbe smaller, or Ciholo Cave, is
about SO feet huh and 23 feet wide. The
passage widens gradually for a lis an of
aN)iit 250 feet, wben the outer cave is
reached. Tbe bottom is of guana Tne
walls are of limestone and unite nearly 2 0
feet above in a grand dome. Tbe cave is
as dark as Erypt. There appear to be j
neither stalagmites nor stalactites. This
cave is 300 or 4'J0 feet in diameter, and
the fl wr is covered wilh about SO leet of
guano. In some pari it is believed to be
much deener. The atmosphere is very
dry, and five years ano tbe guano caught
fire, tbe whole surface being burned over
to the depth of about four feet, Since
then, eight feet ct guano have been de
posited, s-i that we bave proof that tbe
fertilizer is being deposited at tne rale f
more than a foot and a half a year On
tbe inner side of tbe outer ctve, in the
side ot ibe dome, about 120 feet from the
floor, is an opening about 6 b 8 feet in
size. Through this all tbe bais go to an
inner cave, wiiir;b has never been explored.
It is believed, h -wcver. to ie very exten
sive, because i f fie immense number oi
bais which any sleep in it, and becausr
at tlie time of the fire in the outer cave
great quantise' of smoke esraped tbrou
crevices in 'be rock near tbe Cibolo Kiver,
on the opposite side of the hiiL, two miles
and a bait from tne niaiii entrance. Tain
inner cave is believed to be fully tw
mi es long aud very broad. The Uvald
Cave is said to be about six times as Urge
as He 1 100.0 Cave. It diflers from he
la ur n l;iug moist inxtettd of dry. There
is no ruuuing water in enl.er cave.
ine aistr ci is a nte Liny, and is com
posed ailoaeluer of a limestone formation
In the abrupt liil!g mauy small Caves are
known io eX'St, and all of tbem are in
naoiteu vy Oats; out only lue two men
tioued, it i believed, are of sufficient
extent to warrant working for the guano
deposits.
Tne first shipment of truano was made
from tbe Cibolo Cave but a abort time air v
it is claimed that annUcis shows tbe
guano to be worth from $5 J to $60 a ton
Tbe L value Cave deioait has not been
touched. It is said that a factory for the
production of sulphate of ammonia is to
be set up at L val.le by the company
wbicb owns and works the phosphate de
posits at Ctarleuoft. S. V.
An Ancient oraclan Cuirass.
One ot tbe iml luieie-uug specimens
of aiciiaic Greek an in existence has been
brought to litibt by Mr. 8 lllnian, and is
now exciting tbe keenest interest in the
arc-Las logical circics of A then-. This
treasure is tbe back of an elaliorately
wrought bronze cuirass, and is luo-igbt to
be at least as old as tbe sixth ccutun
before (Jurist. Tbere are seven subjects
engraved on it. which are thus d'senhed
The main sul-J-ct, wuich occupies the
I;wer part ef the C'liraw, cousi9'.s of two
groups of three figures each, each six
inches high, and it has been diversely
interpreted to represent either tbe recon
ciiiation of Apoilo and Uerins or a king
consulting Apouo. on tue one sine is
Apo:lo.p!aying on the lyre, attended by
laito and Artemis, and on tbe other a
rojal or div.ne figure, follow sd by two
alteadants. The personages ars diesseo
in tne most elaborate cost i me, and every
detail is rendered wiih finished skill, the
patterns even of tbe stuff a of their various
garments being delineated with tbe utmost
precision. The subordinate personage aie
barefooted, but Apollo wears a pair of
sandals, and tbe other principal figure high
peaked boots, such as are wora to the
present day by Epirotes. Above this row
of fi-Urea. runuu g across the lower pan
of the cuirass, there is on each of the
clavtclvs a bull, and above tbe bul lion,
each fadv hi counterpart oa the other
clav.cle. Between them are two leopards,
rampant, suppottiog each other, surmoun
ted by two sphinxes, also rampant and in
tbe Same attitude. Each of these subject
is framed in rich ornamental bordetingg
of different patterns, that which runs aloug
the lower eoVe of the cuirass under tue
chUf design being especially quaint and
elaburalK. This uu:que art treasure wa
tound some twenty j ears ago in the Al
pheus by a fiKherman, who caught it in hut
et and sold it as old metal at a shop In
Zinte, where it lay buried among a mass
ot worthless Inmiier until Mr. S-illioan's
critical eye dUcerned its value and rescued
It tioai oblivion, it has been placed in
the museum at ""na
In tor lafe.
"This ceU," said the warden, as we
reached 213, "belongs to one of the oldest
lifers in this orison. 1 believe h nat neen
her nigh on to thirty years and be bids
fair to last for twenty more. Ha u s very
singu'ar man."
His crime was murder, of oarse I"
'Yes. and a stranire murder. He was
then a young man of twenty-two, rather
quiet, if not morose, and no one bad ever
beard bim use an oath, ot seen him display
even tbe smallest vice. 11 ad he stolen an
axe his friends would hare been amazed ;
what could their feelines have been, then.
wben be was chanted with murcer? One
nteht, wiih no eartbly excuse for offence,
be g out of bed, walked three miles to
the bouse of a friend and called bim out
and stabbed bim to the heart. lie then
retraced his steps to bis h"me aad returned
to bed and slept soundly untu morning,
tbe bloody knife on a cnair by his side.
He made no effort to conceal his crime,
and when arrested had no excuse for 1L
From tbe day the constable put hsnds on
bim up to this hour he has not spoken
except when forced to. 1 bave several
times had to threaten him with tbe strap to
make him answer mr q lestionO
"Does be mate wi.h auy one!"
'Jcr, be comet and goes as it aione id
tbis great prison. I cum it imagine what
inducement could be held out to make
bim address a prisoner, lie shuns all of
ns as if we were poison. Daring all Ibe
tears be bas been here he has never
asked a favor of any sort."
"Is be ever sick?"
Oi.Cs in a great while, but he never
comnla-M lie weuld die in his tracks
before he would a.-k to see tbe doctor. He
has fainted away at bis wotk-Vncb, and
cried out in tbe delerium of fever, but be
bas never complained.
"What do tbe prisoners say about
him ? '
They fear bim. I have been told
twenty different times that be would some
day reiiek and tnat he would have to be
shot before he could be di.-armed. I can't
say that be is plotting, but we keep a
sharp eye oa him. He baa the eye of a
perfect uevil, and he will los at you in a
way to make your flesh crawL"
Can be be insane f
' X ; a doz. n different doctors are
agreed tnat be is as sound as any man.
tie is simply a b irn devil. He was never
In wn to laugh or cry. ills old mother
used to come here In years goue by
Is f m site died and she said she had
never seen a s xile on his bps or a tear on
bs cheeks, not even durmg bis babyhood.
lie is a baler He bates himself. H
bates everything living or dead. I here is
a cauldron of uplines) boilinig within him
and sr me day it wilt bubble over. When
that event occurs we thall most likely be
foiced to kill bim in self-defence. "
Has he any relatives ?
"Not that we Know of. His father was
dead before the murder. He bad a mo' her
and a brother, but wben he had been here
about five years ibe poor old woman went
to her grave. If a man bas any heart in
bim a uiouer s love and tears can touch
it. She used to come here and wring her
bands and weep and sob and pray, and
tuis fiend sat as unmoved as a rock even
refusing to answer one ot her questions.
She was old and wrinkled and beart
Lroken the last time she came. She to'd
bim that it waa her last visit, and itat sua
bad ouiy a few weeks to live, and tbe
murderer turned bisb.ck on her. Tbe
brother came tb ee or four tidies, receiving
the same treatment, and tbe last vi-it be
made came near being bis lajt day on
earth, t aking advantage of tbe mruieu
tary absence ot tbe Doorman, tms fiend
itrasped bis brother's throat and was last
choking bim to death wben help arrived.
I he brother died several years ago iu
Illinois, and now tbe man is alone on
earth. Ho one asks a:t r him nobody
thii.ks ot him. He is turied a ive.
Uj never writes to any one I"
' Never. He bas not bad a pen in his
band since entering the prison. Most ol
the prisoners uiauace to keep posted on
outside affairs, but ttiis man neither knows
nor cares to know I don't believe be
knew of the' war, long as it lasted. He
won't talk, he can't or won't read, be
won't permit a prisoner to talk to him,
en 1 as a consequence he bears no moie ol
this world's doings than if be were in bis
grave it must he a horrible feeling for
man to live 'bis way, and yet be seems to
enjoy it. One diy is the same as another
to him. O-je eight is no blacker than
nother. Weeks piss and bring no cnnnne.
Years cume and go and bis routine is the
sa i.e. The pal is full of blood the
tuture a a long uubroken inidLight. I
uave wondered that be aid not commit
suicide."
He has never tried to escape 1"
"N-ver. and that is why we fear bim
Three different times aiuce be came hi
be bas hod g'Od opiiortuniues to take
French leave, but be lias refused to go. It
wasn i becaue be feared reciptiire and
puuisbmeni, for any of tbem will take tbe
one chance iu a LUudred cn that It was
because be bale I the world worse than his
prison. U.ve h iu anoih, r caance to-day
and be wouid ie use it. As 1 told you, he
is half uian and ha f deviL rJica year be
is growing moie like a fieud, and every
lime 1 look into bis. eye 1 think it bas a
mi ire 6atanic gleam. I don't know what
tbe eud w ,li lie, but I half expect it w.ll
be full of reliellion, devperalioa, and blood
&ouie day his bate will overpower all other
leeung, and ne will pick up a bar of iron.
an axe or a sledge, aud be will fight us to
tue death.'
At tbe Jardin des Plantca the following
a e ibe allowances for the various wild
animals: 1 be monkeys are fed oo carrots.
cooaea potatoes, saiaa ana bread made
fro maize aud potatoes. Tue lious, tigers
md bears bave each 0 kilos, (includins
bones; of freh nieat per dav. Kor the
pmtlwr S to 4 klloe , and for the bvena 2
to 3 kilos, of tbe same suffice. Tbe wild
cat gets i kilo, ot freh meat withoui bones.
Tbe tac n gets tbe same. Tbe esgle is
tved with 1 kilo, and tbe vulture witb 1
kilos, of fresh meat with liones per day
The elephant eats per dty 4 hnndlns of
saufoin. 1 decaliter of bran. 2 kilos, ot
tiread, 3 r 4 bundles of oat straw; cost fl'
Ihe sirsff -ie siiip ied with 1 bundle of
lucern. 2 pounnaof bread, 1 libr of bar
lev. I lut r of beans. 2 liters of maize; co t
2Jf. toRf. Tbe stair, oa a half bundle of
lucern and fire liters of bran, is kept a'
about If. per day. Parrots and such like
birds are fed for 25 to SO centimes per dav.
It will be ' orne in niiud that tbe kilo is
2 15 pounds tbe liter a quart, the frank
20 cents and the centime 1-5 of a cent.
77ie Archiv der Fharmacie give the
lo lowing totu.u.a lor u-akiD paper for
wrapping np silver Six parts of caurtic
soda are dissolved in water until tbe by
drometer marks 20 deg. Baume. To the
solution add four parts of oxide f zinc,
ami dou uui.i it is dissolved. Add sum
ciew water to bring tbe solution down to
10 J Bui tue, Paper orcaico soaked in
tbe solution and dried will effectually pre
serve tbe most bwhlv-polisaed silver arti
cles from tbe tarnishing action of tbe sul
phuretted hydrogen, which U contained
n sucb notable quantities in the atmos
phere of all large towns.
'i r. said the editor's wife, "let us
be thankful there is one above wbo can
restore order and save the country."
'I understand, madam,' returned her
visitor, who bad called to deprecate tbe
unsettled state of affairs. "Providence i
all powerful, and
'Ob, I d du't mean that," said she "I
referred to tr y buhand, wbo is now up
stairs preparing bis leader for tbe morn
ing paper, and it will be a smasher, a reg
alar country saver, you bet."
It is bard to tell which will bnng the
most pleasant expression into a worn at
face to teii ber tost her baby U heavy or 1
her bread light.
AOKICITLTURJI.
rVtTitnra Rnrnit Rrarsn Oa manv
hnni thorn noruona of land that can-
not be ploughed without great difficulty
on account of tbe rarme or stones, inry
mav be seeded to grass and t'sed for pas-
hnt it is hard to cut the sTass that
irr nn thorn. This broken land mav
generally be utilised to exoelleut advan-
tage by planting it to crops mat require
considerable room. G'apes do wen on
rocky aud broken land, it sufficient pains
be taken to prepare tle place where the
vim are to stand. Quite a large hole
should be excavated and partially filled
with manure and loots earth. A rocky all tbe time; add strong essence of pep
soil is ordinarily warm and well drained J permint to suit tbe taste, and drop on tins
hv the anaces between tbe stones. Manv I or sheets of smooth wbite paper. The
tbe best vineyards in turope are !ocat-
edon land so broken and rocky that it
cannot be made to produce paying crcps
of grains, grass or potatoes. Tomab
can also be profitably raised on broken
land. Tlo vines require considerable
space in which to spread their branches
There is some trouule in preparing the
bills, but tbe warm lccation ard gotd
drainage will generally insure large crops
tbat linen early in the season. 1'umpkina,
melons and sauashea may be planted oo
broken and lxckv land to most excellent
advantage. As tbe hills should be about
ten feet apart, but little difficult will be
found in making tbim. Excr vaiions can
be made with spade or pick if necessary,
and nearly filled with suitable manure and
Use earth. Ibe large space between the
hills will require little attention except to
remote tbe .weeds, which will not be
very troublesome in a poor soiL If a tar-
met bas large tracts of broken and rock;
land be can scarcely do letter than to
plant it to foresi trees, giving a preference
to those tbat will produce nuta.
Tu Rbibakb I ust.-No garden is
complete uuieea it cot.tuns a few rhubarb
plants. 'Ibev are often grown on tbe
edges of walks, and sometimes near lenas,
when but a few are wanted. Jthubarb is
excellent for pies, and when prepared the
time as when ready tor pus it can be put
away in jars for future use. Koon set out
this year will produce Rood sized stalks
next year. Tbe plants will dc best if sup
plied w.th a dressing of well rotted
manure and an occasional watering witb
soapsuds. I busier also benefits tbem, as
also will common spIL In dividing the
roots for planting, a pott ion of Uie crown
abo Id reuiain with each section. Khu-
baib need good cultivation, and tbe soil
should Le kept mellow. Mulching also
assists the plants
Ax agricultural experiment station bas
I een established at Geneva, H. Y., under
a board of control, and on a farm of 125
acres. Tbe place came into tue possession
of the Elate on the 1st of March, and witb
the appropiiation ol $20,000 annually will
go immediately in o operation. Dr. h.
Lewis biurtevant bas been appointed
uirector, and from bis successful prattice
of bis theories on b:s Kau.-hakain farm in
Massachusetts it is believed that report a
of great value are ex peeled as tbe resu.t ol
tbis scneme. In tbiee other Stales sta
tions of this sort have been establUhed,
New Jersey, Jt mth Carolina and COnnecti
cut, which was ibe first to introduce the
public experiment station.
MiNCSt is best applied for potatoes by
spreaaiuit on ibe surface and plowing ii
under, the furrow being lapped on edge
and not turned flat. Tbe barrow then
mixes tbe soil and manuie totceiber vc:y
thoroughly. V hen tbe seed is planted ii
is in tbe centre of the inanuied soil, and
the roots fitd their food within tbeir reach
from tbe Drat, ccatiuy potatois are so
made by worm and grubs eatiDg the skin.
1 bey are not desirable for seed, because
tbere may be some f the eyes destroyed
aud eaten away, and also tbat tbe habit of
(rowing scabby may bcooiue fixed in tbe
potabt. Seed, like breeciog animals.
anould be carelully selected, and only tbe
best, finest, anil fairest chosen.
MT sometimes bear cou.piaiLts about a
poor patch of cluver, especially wbere tbe
land is poor or bas been "bard run." Har
row in clover without any other crop, top
'ess with manure, aud li e icsulta are an
that could be desued, especially in a drv
season. This is a good way to bring up'
poor r wrrn out laud. 11 should no
lender be nectar ary to auvise any Amen
tan farmer to sow piaster In spring On
young clover. He anc.ws it pays, aud
tbereiore follows ibe practice.
As ibe setscn crows warmi r tbe horses
sl.oLld be led sparingly on corn. Oat',
wtil crushed, make the best grain feed a
to n contains too much oil, and produces
lai and au.mal heat, with little muscie. II
t-ata are moitecel j revious to feeding the
.'.in n.l Ii. H . I ait... f . mu i r . ar 1 1 1 Iu.
lessen, d. and too much water at that time
olten cairies tbe grain from tbe stomach I
in o tbe intestu.es, wbere U cannot be
a.gts'cd. (Join often causes sweating
wi.en given in larte q lan'ilies.
A Hint for U xsiiikx. Horses whicb
eat too radidiy it r good Oige-liou snoulu
have tbeir train p round, and the bay and
si raw should be sleauitd, or Wat with hut
water, i.a n tsls tptii k:ed over it for
lew Lours le.ore tie im- iu
Tbs poultry iai e.a iu Chester county
suffer greatly from the depredations of
ibieves.
More land tban ever will be put in to
bacco in Laucaster and Chester counties
this season.
A horse s hoof is et the same nature as
born. A hot shoe mak s tbe boof brittle
instead of tough.
J'apr jsegattott. The method of
the l reparation of paper by Messrs. Mor
gan & Co., of Greenwich, Eoglaud, is a
special tne, and lorma. with sme of its
applicaiions, tbe subject of a pateM. Tbe
bject is to render tbe sensitive fl.ni, as fai
as poisiule, lLdepectlent of its paier sup
port ( bicb may or may not be retained as
the final sui p r ) and so to reduce the
chances of trauulaiity. The paper is, ii
lact. a iraiisier pai er. tbat is lo sav. the
pit tun. ot development may be removed oi
irausieirtd to any otbtr suitable surface.
B it fly, ihe method (n.pioted is as fol
.t w: Tbe paper is hrsi ot all submitted
io tbe action ot acid to remove from iu
pores all traces of aiz.ng material. Ii then
letaive a laer ot an imulsiou of finely
powuereu as best of, talc, or simt.ar n.aien
al ib gelatine. When dry this is submit
ted ie very heavy pressure under polished
sttel rollers, a second coating is given and
tl e robing repealed, alter which the paper
bas a beautuul tatiu-eoamel surface, to
wbicb, after a polish with a minute ol
wax and resin, tbe sensitive geiatiue-bro-
tuide emulsion is applied. Tbe preliminary
loating serves the double purpose et isola
ting the gelaiino bromide from tbe paper.
auu also ol causing it to ceiacb itself east
ly wben n quired; in fact, Mr. Morgan
says the d fflculty is lonietimee lo keep the
Dim on tbe supiorc. r-xteusive premises
are in process tt erection fir the preparx
tion of tbe new transfer paper, which will
shortly be in tbe market, A portion ol
the patent relate to tne pressure af papr
into mock either nat or cuived readt
tor exposure m the camera, iiy tbe aiL
ot tbe curved surfaces it ia claimed that a
better marginal deliuition is secured, and
after dcve;;nient the plctuie may be
transferred te a plane suiface.
It is said that if you have presence of
mind enough to face a raging bull and
look straight into hi eyes be is powerless
to de you barm. "We tried this experi
ment once." says an agricultural con-
temper try, "and found it worked admira
bly. Tbe fierce animal tore tbe ground
with bis feet, and bellowed witb all bis
might; but something seemed to ho d him
back like magic, and he aid us no injury.
Perhaps we ought to add, in order to be
correct historically, tbat tbe oull was on
the other side ef the fence. W never
try sa experiment of that kind without I the
DOMESTIC
How to make peppermint drops, lake
a convenient quantity of dry granulated
sugar, place it in a pan having bp-from
wnicn ioo cun tenia uiuy puiuw
dropped, add a very little water, Just
f noueh to make the sugar stiff paste,
two ounce of water to a pound of saear
being about tbe right proportion; set it
over ine nro sou auow u w imnj uuu.
keeping it continually surrea; u must not
actually come to a lull noil, wit must be
removed just as the bubbita denoting tbe
boiling point is rescbed begin to rise.
Allow tbe syruo io cool a nine, wunng
dropping is performed by tiltine tbe vessel
I slightly, so tbat tbe contents wui slowly
run out, and wilh a small piece of stiff
wire tbe drops may be 'trained fT on the
Uds or paper. 1 hey should then be kept
in a warm place for a few hours to dry. If
desired, a little red coloilng may be added
just previous to dropping, or portion
may be dropped in a plain wuite toim.and
tbe remainder colored. Tbere is no rea
son why peppermint should alone be used
with this form of candy, but confection-
era usually confine themselves to this flavor.
Any flavor may be added, and a great
I variety of palatable sweets made in tbe
sauie manner. If desired, these drips
I may be acidulated by tbe use ot a little
tanane acid ai.d flavored witb lemon,
pineapple or banana. In tbe season of
inula, delicious drops may be made by
substituting tbe juice of fresh fruits, a
straw berry, raspberry, etc., for the water
and otherwise proceeding as directed.
Eiif & CP. Put on a shank of beef in
tbe morning and let it boll till the meat is
ail ljoeened from the bone and very ten
der Take out tbe n.eat and chop it flue
wbile waim, season wiih pepper and sal .
Set tbe broth away till next day; then
add as much more water as desiren, season
and' add half a cuptul of nee, or barley.
which bas soaked over nigbt, aud boil oi e
h'tur longer. If you wish "noodle soup,"
lor about three quarts of brotb Uke one
egg, 2 tablet pouululs of cold wattr, work
iuio tbe egg ana water all tbe flour you
possibly can, then divide into very small
parcels or pieces sn 1 roll luin as possible
and bave it bang together. After all are
rolled out let tbem lie for some time, than
taking one at a lime, fold it up Into a roll
aud with a sbarp knife cut into flue shav
ings, then leave tbem on tbe bread board
lo paitially dry. About ten or fifteen
minutes belore taking off the soup throw
ibein in.
Stuffed crab or looster is now looked
upon as c particularly delicate dish, to be
served as an entree for an elaborate din
ner. Bjil tbe crabs (carefully preserving
the shell wLole), rub the meat, wben it is
lender, till it is tine with saiad oil, add
ing one-fourth as much bread crumbed
very fine, a little cayenne pepper; tbe
grated nud and tbe juice of one lemon,
and a little sneet cteoui. The epicure
declares tbat a dash tf nutmeg improves
the flavor. When this is thoroughly
mixed, replace in ibe shells, dusting the
top with bread crumbs or powdered
cracker, and put little !umps of butter over
IU and let it brown in tbe oven. W hen
served, estnt h with paisley and lemon.
If lobster is used li stead of crabs, proceed
iu tbe a-tnie way, but rub the meat with
tbe cream.
Crkam Toast. Toast your slice of
bread a golden brown. Burnt t'wst is de
testable. Have oa the bta'.h a sba'lo
dish more than half lull of boiling water
ia which a little aall has been sprinkled.
As each slice is toasted dip it in this for
second and lay into tbe deep dish in
wbicb it is to be served. Have leady by
tbe time all the Dread is toasted a quart ol
mil scalding hot. Thicken tbis with two
lablespoonfuis of flour wet wim a liuie
cold muk; let it simu.er until cooked and
iben add three tablet pxintuls of butler;
let it melt, then add two well beaten cga.
Boil up once and pour over tbe toast, lut
mg up tbe sices one by one tbat the
creamy nuxture may run In between them,
Cover closely aud set in the oveu two or
three minutes belore seuuiug tbem to tbe
table. This is most excellent.
Oknamevtal Hans. no Baskets Bed
flower p;.s can Im converted into the'
pretty baskets for lawns aad porcbea
I wo lnrge pots, ot tbe ten-inch size will
make a handsome pair.
Oct a small biad awl and gimlet of
larger size, and a p ece of a small saw
blade set iu a handle; work boles in rows
all around tbe pots half an iccb wide (.first
lieuiug tbem IV soakiug over aiabi)
Jive tbe surface two cts stone colored
paint, tben spriukle wiih sand in which
mix diamond dust or fioslinir; or paid
wbite, ana dust w tb marble or stontcut
lers sand mixed wit a Ironing; Ibis will
'"fce Uke stone or marble, as may
cbtstalizio ubassxs. An improve
ment upou tbe alum crystsls is found in
common salt. Boil one q isrt of common
salt in two and one-had quarts of water
for fifteen minutes. Tie ihe grasses iu
small buncbts, and suspend as uianv as
possiole in a wide mouthed iar. The salt
will not entirely dissolve, but etir It, and
pour while bot over tlie grasa. Place ia
dark room or in tbe cellar, where it will
not be shaken; let it staud twenty-four
hours-, then gently lift out the grees
aud bang tbtui up to urr: in a tew hours
they will be beautifully while and glisten
Tni following method of )ftenins
putty is useful to thie having hardened
putty to remove from sashes: Take soda
or potash tbe latter It ine prefetabji
anu uisaoive it in water and mix tbe salii
ion wiih fiesh burnt, fnsu slacked lime.
After tbe mixture bas stood for a t.m
pour off tLe clear fluid and bottie fur use.
Putty mcisttned wnh Ibis fluid quickly
Milieus ann is easily removeu.
Fbbit Jcmblis. One cup of butler.two
cuus oi sugar, three cupa and a ball
of flour, ball a cup of mdk. three pit.
uan a uuimeg graieu. tbree teaspooui ul.-
l uaking powuer, one cup of English cur
rant. Vtasb the fruit in at Itast Uirtt-
waters belore adding tbem to tbe dounh.
Bake tbe iuuiMes in a broad, shallow tie.
cut them in q lares while warm, using a
uin snarp abne. it tbe dough is stiff,
you can mark tbe squares witb a fork be-
ore baking.
imi Omxht, to be seived with
broiled rparts rib or roast pork, ! very
tieiicaie. isae nine large tart apples,
our rggs, one cud of sugar, one table-
speontul of butter; add cinnamon and
other spices to suit your taste; Stew the
apples till lb y are very sofi; math them
ro there will be no lumps; add tbe butter
nd sugar while they arc still war at. but
let tbem col before putting in tbe beaten
eggs; bake this till it is brown; you ixay
ui it all in a shallow pudding dish or U
iwo tin plates to base.
Coi n Laiib. To give a delicious flavor
to lamb which is to be eaten cold, put in
the water in which it i to be boded wboit
cioves snd king sticks of cmnr.nion. To
one leg of lamb aliow one small handful
of cloves, two or tbree sticks of cinnamon.
If tbe lamb is to roasted, boil tbe clove
aaa cinnamon in water and baste the
lamb wiih it.
VY xrr all tue same : There was a crowd
of carnage in front ef a church tbe other
day when a man came along, disco veren
that something was going on, and, leanint
against a hitching post, he asked a pedes
trian : -was it very suddenl"
"I don't know."
'Presume it was. Well, we've all got
to go that way. Do you know, sir, tbat
that Here bis voiee broke down
ud be reached for bis handkerchief.
What's the matteifinauired the other.
'Young woman's funeral in there. "
'Ibals no funeral, that's a marriam."
"Kamigel Ah, yea, marriage 1 see.
well, it s all the same to me. Give m
young man's Dame, and I'll ween over
EUMOBOUB.
Classical: "Canst tell me, Brut u?,
Queried Casnus. removing hi Mavau
from hi hp to say it, why oar mutual
friend Antonio, who Teaterdav feasted
upon his fattened Brahma chicken, reeem
bles the valiant FpartHCus f
"Oo to," replied Brutus, toying witb
his revolver in a menacing way. "I pray J
you trifle not with me. Tbou knowest I
am not given to these trivial ties."
Nay. but tell me," continued Cassius.
"A war. alight man," exclaimed Brutus;
"wben Cesar bved ho dared not thus have
moved me."
"So you give It up?"
"rty my troth I do, and instanCy.
"Well, then," said Ca-sius, "it is be
cause te is glad be ate her." And Cas
sias tripped lightly out of the tent, lust in
lime to eacape tbe tip of the enraged Bru
tus sandal.
Caela Sam's Men.
Uncle Sam's letter-carrier are hard
working set of men, and are liable to con
tract rheumatism because of the constant
exposure to which they are subjected.
Calling at the pjs:-offl the repwter had
a pleasant conversation with Air. J. 11.
slattern, one of the most popular and
clever letter-earners in Indianapolis. ' Mr.
Mat tern said that, while in tbe army dur
ing tbe civil war, he sprained one of his
ankles, wbicb was alwav worse in tbe
spring during the period of the rapid
cnanges in the weather. He did not find
much relief from tbe several remedies he
apolied. But two years ago he hit upon
bt. Jacob's O I, and ex per enced wonder
ful relief from its use. beveral applications
of the Great German Remedy relieved
him entirely. Tbe reporter talked with
other among tbe le'ter carriers and
found that the great German Remedy
was popular in the por-otfl . Tuey ute
it for sore feet, rheumatism, eta, and
praise it highly. Indianapoli (Kt)
Takcx at bia word: A Maine grocer
wh bad lust "experienced religion ac
knowledged in meeting that be bad been a
bard sinner, cheated customers by adul
terating bis goods, etc., but, being con
verted, would repay any one be had
wronged. Late that nigbt be was awak
ened by a ring at his door bell. Looking
out, be saw a man.
"Wno are you aud what do you want?
be asked.
'I'm Bill Jones. Ton said to-nigbt
vou would repav these you bad cheated.
Gv me that $100 you've owed me so
long."
"Can't yon wait till morning'"
".No; I ain't go ng to wait till then and
stand in line all day." He was paid.
We see in the Aew York Spirit oj
tno i ime mention or the cure of Mr.
George Orake.46 Fifth street, Indianapolis.
Ind., of a severe ctse of water rheunna'iim.
bvthe nseof 6t Jacob's Oil Cincinnati
JSnguirrr.
A mopebh suggestion : Professor to
classical student "If Atlas supported the
world, who supported Atlas?
"Student "The question, sir.has often
been asked, but never, so tares I am aware.
satisfactorily answered. I hsve alwavs
been of tbe opinion tbat Atlas must bave
married a neb wife and got bis support
from her father. "
Why are yon Billon.
Because you have allowed your bowels
to become costive, and bver torpid. Use
Kidnev-ort to pinluce a free sta'e of
tbe bowels, and it will stimulate tbe liver
to proper action, clanM tbe skin of its
velliwuess. cure oi lous neaaucie, ana
cause new lire in tbe blood. Drureists
have it, both dry and liquid Zion
JJerald.
A boo belonging to tbe sexton tbat had
been lying at the church en'ranc during
tbe rrorning serviee arose lust after the
collection bad been taken up and moving
to tbe spot where tbe pla'es had been de
posited, grabbed a mouthful of loose change
and scampered off before it could be mtrr
cepieil. One M tbe deacons who ohseved
,be exploit, turned to bis wife and remark
ed, as the animal vanished : "Betsy, I
on't Ibink it ran be denied after tbis tbat
on uave souls "
Battlb Cbkek Mich., Jan., 31. 1379.
GaNTLkUkS Having been slU clod for
a number of years with udigesuoa and
general debibty, by tbe advice of my
doctor I used Hop Bif.ers. and must say
they aff vded tue almost lustaot relief. 1
am glad to be able t f-stify in th"ir be
half. . . TilOS. G. KJtMX
A mailed knight must bave required a
good many postage stamps to carry h:m
inrmien uxe8fuilv.
Vegetine.
ii blond panfler. llann of tu manv woO'lerful
corwt aner all other reniei.e had liieil, I tisius!
tae Laisjmorr, and omvtnc.! njy-4-lf of tta merit.
It in prrpsrvil frm bancs, mots and taertM, eai-Ja of
whiou is effective, aud they are ouipoundeil ia
sues a manner as to prodaueastoniamug results,"
Vegetine
b the gnu Blood-Purifler.
Yegetinc
WUl core the-worst owe of Scroftua.
Vegetine
ts recomraen kfj by pnrsiRtans and Japothecaries.
Vegetine
uas etreetea some marrelons enres In cases of
tracer.
Vegetine
Cares the worst caws of Canker.
Vegetine
Will eradicate Salt Rtteam from the system.
Vegetine
Removes Pimples and Humors from tbe face.
Vegetine
Is the great remedy for General DeMiitj.
Vegetine
ii acknowledged by a:i rtsM of nenple to be the
nn mans oioou pun.
Ber in the world.
Vegetine
IS THE BEST
SPRJN3 MEDICINE.
Vegetine ta Sold ly all rrnggists.
! IS A SURE CURE
i tor all diseases of the Kidneys and
LIVER
organ, fishlltif It to throw off torpidity aad
InaatVm, stlf nlatltig the haalthx ecrattoa of
the BUa, ead by keeping the bowels la free
condition, eSecting its regular discharge.
PfJ ji If yon areeofferiag from
ItlQIUl Ida malaria, have tne chills,
are biltooa, dyspeptic, oreonstipeted, Kidney
Wort will sorely relieve and quickly eare.
In tha Spring to nl ncn the Sytem. every
one ehonld take a thorough course of It. I
O- SOLO BY DRUCCI3T8. Price SI.
A Month Tot
JLMJIiUI Hen or Ladle,
la a Sartu boatneae atau-honas. Send for Ctrmlae.
9. W. SXgQLJBat)x.m Area 8t, PtsQadelptim, Pa
'.W',' "T s-oalty.
jPirvr Haiiiehiny enoreiy new fur utta aa out,
tltxea & W. ft-UKAJftLM CO.!fcoaton7Mir
a I
I
I Galla3tet : A lady stopped tbe otcer
day to look more close ty at a nanuaomo
I sea'skin sacque that was displayed in u.e
front of a store. Tbe pnee was oo a con-
spicuous placard 1490. rilie looked ad
mirfrinirlv at the garment for s few IDO-
ments, and then, gathering a far-lined ar-
cular more closely about her, started up
tbe street.
"ML there, missus !" yelled small.
ragged , and thoroughly typical IMew York
bootblack, "Come back'n I'll bay it far
ye."
Hatur Sltuea-Wavi
The kidueys are nature's sluice-way to
wash out tbe debris ot our conaiauuj
rUnmmr hndiea. If thev do not work
nrooerlv the trouble is felt everywhere.
Tben be wise and as soon as yon see signs
nt diaordcr tret a package of Kidney-Wort
and take it faithfully. It will clean the
sluice-wsy of sand, gravel or slime sad
purify the whole system. Druggists sell
it bom lia nd and drv. and it is effisieut
n cither form LfleptndcnL
"I navt very litfle respect for the tie
of tbis world," as tbe rogue said when the
rope was put around bia neck.
aioTHKRS Dost ii sow upw many
Children are punished for being uncouto.
rural, sad indifferent to instructions or
rewards, simply because they are out of
health I An intelligent lady said of
cuild of this kind : "Mothers should know
that if the would give their little ones
moderate doses of Hop Bitters for two or
three weeks the children would be all a
parent could desire. "
Again it bas been proved by M. L.
Bvl that low temperature bas very little
to do with tbe frac'ure cf railroad tires.
Other tilings beinf equal tbe tire are as
strong in severe frost as when tbe tempe
rature is normal. But low temperature
increases the rigidity of the road and its
in qualities and so renders the bockj re-
ceived by tbe tire very violent.
Btc ta Tooth.
RooHxsTkk X. Y. Jan. 8. 1930.
H. II. Warxes & Co. : SirtYoar
Pafe Kidney and Liver Gire made me
feel uke a new man after the doctors had
given me up. Uisbt Gxkad.
Large iron ore deposits of gocd quality
bave been discovered in Westphalia t no
treat dent bemath tbe surface, and
Considerable force of workmen is engaged
in removing tbe ore. But what is of
equal importance is tbe discovery also ot
nu-nsive coal vein of from eight to
fourteen feet in thickness.
Lydia Piikbsm's Vegetadle Compound
I a remarkable remedy for all those pain
ful complaints and wekneses so conmo
lo our best female population. Send to
Lydia E. Pinkhain. 233 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass., for pamphlets.
The principle of water ris'.ng in artesian
wells is tbat percolating through previous
strata, such a sand, gravel or chalk, the
water is finally arrested by an impervous
stratum of rock or clay, thus causing
'o accumulbte In tbe lemons stratum
above, as in a reservoir When this source
of supply is higher tnau tbe spot wbere
the well is bored, or higher than the
depth to which it is bored, tbe water will
rise to tbe surface or even considerable
aheve it.
rty a flee, nt liu.Kirt-ust Improveuir-ot
Dr. tiol'iian has erfecfed a great addition
"i the emcaoy aud usefuln jss of Uolman's
Pn1 in tbe treatment ot persistent Chro-
uio Diseases.
Toe can't make a portmonnaie out of a
two-legged caX
T ic C i ;0 mui t .and rail Americans
nould g' and bin- a IxMlle of Carbjline,
1 be deo-.lorized petroleum hair renewer and
dresser. Since the recent improvement,
no preparation cer had such a sale or gave
it'ich general satisfaction a carooune.
Sold by all druggists.
The proportion of matter assimilated
from d ff.-reot kinds of food vares great I v.
aceoniirg to the investigations of Mr.
Mix K itiner. Of tbe nitrogenous mailer
n fresh meat aud eggs, only 2 5 to 2
percent, lsnpcted; in milk, 7 to 12 pr
cent ; in peas, beans, etc, 10 5 per cnt.
It is inlt rred that a healthy body cannot
be sustained on an exclusively vegetable
diet.
As t ow improved, Dr. Uolman's Pa
ell deserve Professor Lioouus high en
dorsement: ''Thev are nearer a Universal
"anacea tban anything in medicine."
lliAi.n at a back pate ; "Yes, I'm go
ing lo leave mv place. 1 wou l wjrk in
bat woman s kitchen another day. The
dea of expectiug me to go to Loa Branch
gain this summer. Ira tired of Long
Branch and she know it,
A slivee in your baud is worse tban twe
ihousand ui tee ha d "f your fnend.
On 1 tUiljr Umja Trl il.
Tbe Tol sic hell Co ,MarhaU Mich., wil
nd tl etr ecto Vuliue Beit aa- oUim
t ectr e Appliancai mi tna; tor thirty dais t
any p rt.a anli -ted wrh Nervou Deot ity
-Awl v.talt , and indrt.d tronbtra cnarant-
iok eompla restoration of viuor and man-
nooi.
Ad lrM a aVve without delav.
F. 8 No risk is incurred, as 30 days' trial
a allowed.
Per a rich man on mule back and tbe
nule will throw bim just as quick as he
win a beggar.
Lias? said the
sooner tbe deadlock is
ended.
ADifi Brmla Faa4
Cures Nervous Debility and WeaKsx
4 Generative Organav tl all drnggista,
Sand for circular. aUlen's Pharmacy, III
First avM xi. 1.
Putt is often but knee deep.
Don't Die in tne Hans.
Ak lirngvlsta for Bo iLb on Kits." It
olmraom tat miee. brd-bngs, rnaebea, ver-
nin. n.ea, ants, luatota. lie per box.
Ir a man' aim in this world be good.
tbe chances are that be will miss Are in
be next.
Those unhappy persons who suffer from
nervousness, headache, and dvsDerria.
should use only "Sellers' Liver Pills."
A
happy world: If "Ignorance
bliss1
there an- a great many happy pt
'e io the world.
Tiorrrsi. No medicine bas attained
sucb a grtat reputation as this justly cele-
irateu con piuad.
af. BtKST mustache dreads the snort ci-
ar.
Tibed Natube's 8vntrr Bestoreb Od
third of tbs life of man is spent in sleep. It
i 0 t'i utmost imp-iitanoe. tberefove that
tbe bed a id its appurt nancea ahoold be of
-nou a etiaranter as to ecnra cam and com
fort For this cood feather, warm beddinsr
aod fins ha r riiatreases ars iodu-penssble and
t .e place to buy them ia of reliable a-id ex
perienced dealers. If yon need anythmfr in
tiia lioa, th-n. go to Stern herder's. Hia
roods are all firs - ass. hie feather odorless
a hi steim-curej and warrantet to g.ve per
tot aa lafaO'jon, R-itiemher tbe riaoe. H. a.
euro r0ex a, No. 1219 ilarket street, Fnda
deipbia.
lr. Kline' CrreaS Ilervs Ksatarar tha
marvel of the ae for all aerre rtincianon AO
ate atormed free. Band to S31 AreJi R-
Philadelphia, fa.
IfaWSaa. MinaBAW a HBam.-v nil rie.
rSnildinir, Tentu and Cheer not ustami a n.ni
hand a superb stool 41 extra One qualliw.JMa
monda, which they offer at aa low prrseaas
"auiuaeuperoawiea i extra one quaiiiwrnav
mond, .which they offer at a low prtwraas
In a irwllua."
Da K. V. rurck : Dwr Sir U
fall my dauglter was In a decline and
every holy thought she was g-Jng Into the
eooeump ion. I got bcr a bottle of yoor
"Kvorite Prcr:?-oi. ti bt.
Ofa!ldro,-insL Aics. Wart ilis s.
Whether an animal will suffer or not
from eating mold vegetation ueyeuu.
w ik Mnatitution of the aniwiai.
Ore animal will suffer no bad effects
, ,. .,m. fnnims which will destroy
II V'LU aTwaaaaw . w .
the a-trtTtkriBa (if another animal as a malig
nant parasite.
Montrose, Can.
Weak luoe. soit'ing of blood, con
sumption, and kindred aff jettons, cured
without a phy-ictan. Addrei for treatise,
with two stamps, W. bld s Dispmsakt
IUdical AaociArP-, biffUo. X. I.
T nninn there i rtienath : "I wish.
said a farmer's wife to her husband and
six boys, "that some of you would shoot
the yeller cat.- So they all. when they
happened to ibmk of it, went and loaded
tbe gun. Luckilv it was the youngest by
tbat fired it, for be was very healthy and
could stand being kicked tnrongn im
fence.
The iie World a Dispensary and In
valid's U Jlel at Buffalo. N. Y., i now
completed and ready to receive ratienia.
Sxyxk bui.d castles In tbe heir, they
are ever liable to be overthrown.
"Since taking 'Dr. Lintlsey Blood
Searcher, tbat old runnin? sire of mine is
entirely healed up." It's sure cure.
Tseng's msny slip between the pulpit
and th- cburrh dnr.
Rupture !
CERTAIN RELIEF AND CURE
WIL JOHN SPIEI.RESr.Ktt. A PROMINENT
citizen, indorses lr. Miennans Treatment in the
moit euiuoat c manner, ai may be seen in the
lowing comniiuuoall'H :
-I nave i-o a sufferer from rnptore tor rimre
then tweniv vrars have o-ed ail the hest troasea
In Phililelp ii piuil oat iots of moaev. and been
tonnre-l and tormented more than tungne can tell:
but now. i hank UmL, a nee I ut voar treatment I
aia mtsrlf auatn. I can wort, rule, run, lamn.
asnee an l frm as nafe an I eriod as tho rh I ha-1
dot. Fhet-o r-iptumL Vour treJJinent l a irreat
! hi n to nw: w.lv. I would n.K takethoaands of
dollar uvilav and in without It. I have neen Us
ing my frten-bi whiU a good thine it is, an-1 reoiro
D!snlin( them to try it I am well known here,
au-t von mav publish thin for those who are ara cted
and ilont know you will have onna-H-m-e in what I
nr. Johk sriiLBBKOra,
To Dr. J. A. SHint4!. No. llsi fanu St.,
Pbus.. Apr. s, 'St.' Dealer in uia-a ani i mow.
Kasidence, Ult S. h St.
DR. SHERMAN'S PATTENTS CERTTTT TO THB
BENEFIT DERIVED FKOM MS
TREATMENT.
We. the BnderiKne1. have onmn'fed Tr. X A.
Sherman, of PhllleiDhui offl. 4 Walnut St..
an l reeeivel his treatment tor Knpture. wm.-h af-
lorila as enure mti-iactirn, and gives at pieanare
In rscoinmeishnr it to other . We tr.ed inies
nefire om-iuliiiix Dr. 9-, from whs-n we ilenvel
nxiiina: bat vexstinn, inlnrv an l an lncrra-e of
enffenuir: tietnre P. Renter, fed iire. Keninir
tnn avenue and Front Street; Richard W jtwwl,
SaiiS Uope itreet. ahove mem"; mv phntoirr.ipa
can be seen at Dr. StiermAn ortlce; William Chal
mers, paper milli. curm-r s runt and r..m streets.
CaiU'len, N. J.; J. W. Early, confectioner. 4SB 8,
Filih strwt, I aindr n, N. J.
Kupture Relieved snd Cured hv rr. j. A. sner-
man's methiHl, withour the injur trnees Inflict or
hin-lrance fnm larnr. BNk, with proofs from
doriiirs m nt-iers. merchants and others during
p4 thirtv-nve jesrn, who have fieen cured, mailed
fur 10 eenfs. PhUb-lih'a im., SW Walmct
street. Next ilayi of ronultiirioa. May a, 4, a, 17.
IS. IS and 31t and June Iai an I L Principal
OnVe,"d Hkoapwat, '. V. Domof consultalioe
mere, nonoay, lues-lay ana fraiuruay or
week.
l-'arent sad Brt mniiciae ever Xmu.
aevl
iiaMnatinn of Hevna. Bueh'i. Man-
rjrsk a'vabo Oandelion.wHS a.1 tor beat and
oiabte titvm of all ocurr auttern.
irtfnaiM BIOOO r-irrfiee. Liver
Rez u X tor, ad Llie aod Kealia lirafcnn
Asa4 eai &SSSaaaamaaa earta.
No dtsraai ci pmxihty lone r?-- whre rtip
ratteri are neSM vai a.-U aaa! perfect are their
lasygivam iftaalr!;tatia?ia!!a.
Toatiwheae eTa-'ntanTawntsfmaae Irreemlart
tyof tae eu weaKa. mrulrT erKaua, er who re
qureaa Aipeaser-.Torue amimlUIStlBiulaat,
Hop IhtlOTare invai WJsaSe, without intoy
catinft. taasaaW
KomaKcrwhatyoar t.v"-rart oe errnnrms
are what the ibwaeeor ail -nent Is use Hop Lit
ters. bentwailantiiyouaWre ate but If Toe
euly fuel bad or muerabieW'swi ier- a enra.
ltmayaaveyourlire.ltaa'4-''av hm.dre.l4.
$500 wiUbe paid foraeal -.hey :i M
eamor h-lla Io aot euTr V- a t yoeir ira-nuj
atferjbutuaeaadanre thea toea i:o? B
Kemember. flop R.ttels Bca. vue, drapd
dronkt-a owx-etroia. bt ut
Mt?iasirs vrtr ma : lm
hnA BOTS" ".ami bo fvrua Or
n.l.O.Haui nS-ot..? and lrrHit::i
torriTua-iUi'dSC .wororhini. t-boco
0I.T1II K "A, AUUl I CT 't Ur" wrV &
for Cm-ular. BHtm Hig. 6,.
Rpeee.rT sHT-r
K..2tLLERS A CO.
PITTSBURGH.
gtjjajj J -sil'i ij ' Si I .UN
jj U KLEBfUTEO if
tiffin1
For a smarter of a eemnr w wa - -
Stomach B.tters has tsen the Twiirnins spec ittc fox
uvl rest Ion, dypep-na, fever anT atrue! lose af
physical stamina. liver eomruaim .nj ..V
onlera, and has been m'M emphatically hiiiorsM
bymedicai men as a health and strenxth rettura-
- - ... Kvirnrj to prematnra dav
eay, and atwauu and comforu the aed and ti
for sale by all Dnnnrlvts and Dealers generally.
HabH faraS la ta
auav till laa
ua.s, Lebauun. tab 10
A alkta af Beaaiy ia a ey Varever.
DE. T. FELIX UOCRACITH
OKIETLtKLA.Oa MAttKAL BBACTIFIEB.
Kernona Tan.
l r ku-. .1
Vraroena. and
every blrnuah
eo beauty. It
has stood the
'AS.: .. JT1
' anu IS
eoharmlaawe
harte It to be
sure the pre
paratloa le
Properly made
Aeeept so
wmjieri ot
1 he dlati
SUleord lr.
a hsyn
Savra. eaid
toalaayof the
aCT TOM ts
. TH- R nw, I aacoaaasn -Gou.
pmoeot
aai.ua, aaa a as Tit LXaST IliaRL Or ail. TBI
8 lis jsaxraaaTtoRa." Aim Poudre Hnottie ruooiaa
superfluous hair without uiJury to the akin.
USX M. t
far mi
taT.WIC3ACD.8casPBsj .asWa.da. w w
awi rioci
8
Purest -vav" tb-at a
nsVaaJBSaV VIDEW E
SmES SjLXil FOR LOSS
AND ISsMM
a i a ailrH
Ajt;iwiA
KStUDlALPi-HIM, QFLnii
C J v w-i "aV r V ii V-
LYDIA E. PINXHAM'S
VE3ETASL5 CZimD
19 S Po,t:T 'T-S
for TI ISM Palatal Caalalaw m4 Wi
BwlUcareeaUKlj the worst form of r.mi,P
platbta, aU onrlaa troablee, InHsmaiulsn ana 11cm
tioa, rallln and tbplaeraK-nta, scd U
Spinal WfaJtorM, aad Is parUcalarly adajxed to tta
changee Lire,
It aUl Inaslv and expel tomom from tbe o
eoteriiisi
aa early stase ot amlopawut. re Wik,
eeroae hamors there Sichtcked wry -pewii.y aal
reawree fattltnw. aatntearr. cfattmr. t nwt,
for etunalaatsad n-lievrs wia.scor th.tiBar.
St eon Bluatuv. Bads-h, Scttoo. 1-jv.trulo.
Oeaeral DebUlty SleepUaaae-s; tS-preoo ud
That terlliic of hearlne down. rn-lrc pals. -iii
aad Urtch,M always permanraUj enmity j,
IS wUI at all tames and nnWr all cimnnano art la
harmony with the laws that govern the f-siale syatea
For the cure et Kidney Cempianu of either kzUuj
Cowpeand al mawarnaiai a.
LTW1A K. riXKBAW TXCETADLE CSV.
Pat -IB ii prepared at ta aadss W.ra are...
Lyna.SUus. Price ! Stlbotlks for SS. S-ntbyaa,,
ka the torn ot plus, akm la the form of loangea, oa
reeetas of price, ft per box for either. Mr. Pintjaai
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. 8-mHor pampt
kC Adureasasahova MattUmUuspiftT.
Ho family vnoedd be without LTDIA E. PINEILLJ-
LTVaJt PILLS. Toa-y care eoeutlpatioa, s.t- inaai
aad torptdtty of tneUver. Seeaoiner box.
- JSold by all Drasursts. -ia
THE LARGEST
FEATlltlt. MaITUESS
AND
BEDDDtQ ESTABLISH JIEXT
IN THE STATE.
tmr celebrated
brand of odor
lea steam cored
Can he houg!u
of aU flrst-Claai
furniture aa J
general Korea
If not kept by
jour merctun
send oruer di
-I GEESE 1
FEATHERS.
rect to as.
E'.e e!;:. tz.
ThU Cut It on every Eng.
BevNm of Imitation.
Send stamp far price-lut.
12 S Vlorketat-,
miUM.. ra.
Uolman's Pad
Acts by Absorption
Thr"s!i the
XERVK riiRI ta and Ibe
llttt I LAIIU.
The Ou y Trna
Ouy
3L1LAKIA
ANTIDOTE.
It is the on!v known remely that pmitiveiv et
reis every vestl.eol mslirai ta ru from ihe Vood
w.thout tne use of ptM-oniujiilruz- liiaapae.
itiva raveatailva ami row. nr. ilt
man's Stomsi-h anu Liver Pai wa-uv re un reire
df lor bill anil Fever, an I rvrrv o a-r
form of malana. ail stomai-h au-1 liv-r tf r,it
nervous and s.ek ha.ia h-, rhr'aic l:srrnoa,
eniMren's 'lipase-', an I many of the out;lainj
pecul.arto Fetus en. S,-ii intruet."UH free f
eharire by a'lir-ing ti. A'. Hoiaian. M. D Fail
treatise sent tree on applii-at.'in Kirsile hv ail
llrtd-clasri DniaTiruiis. or sent hv mail pff-pu-l na
rei-eiK of price, "rfesiil.ir ' Pan, ': l imit Pl,
a:i.X Beware af heea aail liait.tilaa
SMlex Aala far Itr. staluiaa'a. lake
a ether
HOLM AN PAD CO.,
Box HIS. IIUr.Msai,V T.
AOMSTH WV1TKD One IWsrwITl hny 50 Rffv'
rnsrias which neil for two il4 nr rapul.v ef.
vtb-re. 1o dol;ar premium rffred. Ad1r . el
CLK PUZaUjL. ai: Cailowlnli stm;!. I'hiAlcliiuia . ra.
STOPPED REE
McTvti turctsi.
fii c rwa7 Dcernscfi
a ta t-tAjp. TrMitM t.oii 9itrl tt:frr.t
. t:wtil,thr" prvm: tprmz. fcfd nwrtv
. and riprt? adilraM to lift. KL1SZ,&4
fcid b sjermia nt m mtu-tttm. adtkvM V xi i- i IMC
tVc'S
OftUGKTERS
ST aaaio.t iiuimi,
I V ' M'KD!
At. I I S
Fvervabt-re I" rh
mat:h e.-s iioia fir he
in 4i.ei- iiuj il .::rs
Aurtor of "Cwntnim of Auierea. lluu.irla
w'.se mtt HfiCsrl4M,:' ol ibou-auiiswi..o-'lp
a Dow reattr I.r sun- as every woman wiu
ser bers. Jo" mo'her or want it. Tenus, etc.. ol
uuilftiter, know uif ilh J. K. ANDt(tMi an-i U.
.ouieuu. would tail to !. ALLS. , ."i.'H.'tiau.sera
hu it. au, ,v , ru.
T'y poreelaln-linci Pompi are manafacfure'l
end.-r license,ar.d buyers ire .aran tti arainst
anyandallc'aimt fron tlw Cotnpzry hcidinj te
pit-nt. fs'l jail to mailt a srofe of
xaas jotar.
Carefu"T made
Ml
tte mjt
Valabie
trrprovemer.ts.
of
Best Selected
Timber.
Th BLATCHLEY PUMPS sreferjileby f-e
best houses is vie tra e.
hame of my nearest t.-re-t M be furnished cs
appiiutioa ta
C G. BLATCHLEY, Manrfacttirtr,
308 MARKET ST, PHT.ADn.PHiA, PA.
r)KTtVHRDT TTJVTSIFT.s: . jnedi.-sfM Fa-w
Powder of wrm.lrfiil -rri-art In ltiififuir the
skill, reniovlne frpi-k'ea, rmp!ea, and o-m:' eTi'-nJ
hi miKhes. Kinn w!!! 'rTait!! rl-han V-arl
tints. Inumailetnrier.vtitie. by mail. tl.lrir-Jj
a Co., V. rk. Pa send Jo. auunp ft ant of fancy earia.
SrREtT-REfirrFrHspayorFltatn il bmira. Fna
lo poor. I' a kni-ita. a-l Araunai nt.. St. Louia, Ho.
niHwlPe- SB.CHS,
ItlllailajIfBV xsTxararas taaai uis
'fatat
THRESHERS
traa, TUM AULTHAJI a TAy LOE UA. U naeahl Ik
MIRES'
irsoviD IIMIf BEKS.
ana. packare makes a falloaa of a
Selksoe. wSolaanroa arairklinw TemoerSAee
beveraga. Art your drurrl-t, or sent by mail ft
1 1 kirk rWlaware Ave-. PhiiA
TRIITU W nMI1- rw liHilMi. ,-aX
m r'.jaestocl. a-H, Iks, esrota, wstal Ssra. bartr V BtTT 1
jm W sand law erisS, swsl O HH11.T flC- . '
.(.MtW aaep. feMsalt ot till, wfl HM.WI
w Mav tBaajtawia, sastl dasai ml assrirasra. a-r4v. J
ltV awapdweuai. asw rscwiviasj H kll M MtssS4. V
w r. b- tmm , it) MsaM'f n..M mm. aa
t11w fete
r wv?e-'i
;s
1
laaua a .aa. U ?
Ii. o.
TXaXUatajOb
I i
I L 1
1 X Vrt2B
Waeia aaa a ai law aa avawantsaxaeaa
a sawaa? anpaaa kaa AVslwaetlsw aaal
Nlir im ktaH j , aawthaaaeara
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