0:d Etra'a Floating-
"Speaking about paying tales." Kid
man wbo tad perhaps been peforflJae
that p'.eesiat dutv, 'Temmds me of aa old
fellow, sort oi hermit, whr rived where
I did m small town In 2?ew Hampshire,
and If he wasn't the uut-and-outcst Chap
for avoiding the demands of the dtate.then
I'm rristaken."
"Why didn't they sell him out t"
"liscause they couldn't eet hold (if the
property. No, it wasn't air casdes, and
he didn't live in a balloon, but on solid
property, and every time ihe tax-collect.
came around in .New Hampshire, Ezra
and his property were in M ifiuicbuetu
"Oh, I see. He bad ihe State line on
wheels, and shoved it about to suit."
Ci'ol exart'y, but be had his property
fixed s that he cou.d shift it anywhere
he wanted. It was ntbmg more or less
than a Moating island made up ot bog and
stuff, and If a good many years it blew
about tbe pood, until finally the old chap
put up a hut on it, kept a cow, chickens
aud ducks, and bad a regular floating
farm. But one day he beard the assessor
was couiiair, so be cast off the moorings
that be had ngeed to tUe island, and be
fore the next day the wind had carried
him over tbe State line that ran through
the pocd into Massachusetts, and when ttie
collector went out in a skiff the old bog
skipper, as they called him, actually
threatened to have him arrested for trjim;
to collect taxes of a neighbor (State, lie
anchored the islm J on the Massachusetts
side until the selectmen gut after him there
and lor several years he dodged tuck and
forth, and didVt pay a cent on his lour
acres. Hut finally tuey put up a job on
him, aud two assessor, one from each
Slate, went out iu ekiff, the island being
anchored in tbe middle oi the lake. 1 ne
old man said be was ready to pay, only be
wanted it ui4 right, is he lived in both
States the bouse was in one State aud
the barn in the other. The collectors got
to niiied up trying to straighten it, tuai
they had to take it into court. Anyway,
1 don't think the old man's taxes are
square yet."
"A similar cae ruiiilit happen at another
place in Mew .bnglacJ," said one of tbe
Kn up of listeners. "On Lake Menomen
auk liiere is an island that tor a ioug time
was called the mysterious lslanx It be
longed to tbe town of W mcueuden. Mass.,
coiiuucd altout six acres, aw. was covered
with trees ahuul thirty feet or more high.
Some of tbe people declared tbey bad seen
tne inland move years ao, but they weie
geuerul'y laughed at, until one morning
they louud it tone, aud now it Is, or was
a short time sg v, over ttie Stale line in
-w Uauicsuire, nearly throe miles from
wtiere H at first sfmd. It was originally
bo; held together by roots, and tne water
lutd gradually undermined it uulil a good
tliarp breeze look the trees as sail and
away it wiuU
'.Many lakes have similar u-ltmls, even
iu sirtaius rflecied by tide. They are
tound anchored by roots, riaiaj and fall
ing iih the water, aud twinging by th( it
vegetable cables. Some ot tne Eutnjtean
lakes have such islands that arc usU lor
pa-uuiage. aud thev olteu carry the island
populaliMU to great distances.
''Uurioir the great Uiod In the Missis
sippi in lbT-4 ast fioating islands were
luiuied iu iiie river aiid earned far out
iuio t be Ciu f sti earn. One that a reSH.1
iai- into three Lundred miles Irom the
delta was over an acre iu extent arid k pu.
laud w .1 u a gnat vane y ol snakes, 1 ro-.
and limits, Ik tides a Luuiher ot land ani
mals lLal had bought pruleCilou there lloui
the UMiiK Haters, en,iy to Ue awepl out to
sea. Ihe tittiaj hical distriuuilun ol
111 c, it will ha eeeu. dt pends much upon
lliete fii.a.iuu ifloudi a lact proved by
cou I'aiiun tLe inLahiiauls ot is anils mi es
apan. Several year agn a lare snake
vat picked up iff tbe Uerniuda isiauda
c'luemg to a ll ia.iug island li.at without
douot h;ul come- from tbeAuiaZ n. Mill
ot cordage tlJal out of the great rivers in
Uie Miiie Hay cair)ing seeds and even
animals lar around tbe circuit of liio Al
lauiic. '1 he same is true ot ttie Gauge.
Great rails, populated with aniuiau-, Irom
the interior, have heen tound t.y voanels
over 2 DO ruina Irom the mouth ot the
river.
the great mass ot seaweed, occupying
en aiea ot many lliousand tquare inl.es Iu
the Atlantic, better kuuwo as Ihe Sargasso
sea, J a vast island inhabited by a laun
entirely Uillerenl irom ihat ot tbe sui-
rounding waleis, aud all the animals are
In some Hay pecu.iarly adapted or uiJi
lied to '.liiir suiiuundiiit-K. ci Hilar tracts
occur iu various parts ef ibe worlu, olteu
so ihick that the Mueagi-oi vessels through
theui is seriously impeded.
'Weil, 1 oeclare,"said the Drat speaker,
"then o.d Ezra's floating taim wasn't such
a very singular tii.ng alter all: but I reckon
he made au orinl use of il.
Flail in Nouiliern Italy.
While in an out-of-the-way pari of
So til lit ru Italy, a morning's ramble to the
landing place, where the boats discharged
their fish, mas a constant source of interest
and amu.ement: and when tue nets were
shaken to free them from seaweed, curious
marine treasures were often x posed to
view. Itelurning to the primitive market
close to the beach, consisting of a few
large tula idled with Sea maier. in which
the live hsb were kept, aud heaps of small
tUh iu backets, ot tbe most briiianl olors
blue, green aud crimson cn the ground
might be seen a bjl-Osu, over 100 pounds
in weignt, shaped like a ball-moon, ot a
dull gray, t.x-ejed, with lung pointed dor
sal aud abdominal Bus projtcung on either
slue, the boys testing its horuy jaws with
a suck, wnich it bit viciously, although
out ol the water some time. Cloe at hand
weie several triangular tlongated niuwel
Ebells with the hsb.auout a yard iu leng.n
In one of the tubs were cuUitLnh, really
beautiful in. their transparency, fioatiDg
gently on the surface. Tbe other tuos
were tilled with octopus lively aud full
grown, their long arms foehng tenderly
over me MJes. Some riih'ng horribly,
aud others quietly reposing, their arms
colled al their aides, txpiug the diead
suckers in every lold, tue body in sntpe
and color itsembimg a lare, rouh neat
uui, h lib evil, proiruuiug, observant eyt a,
leokingsiraighl lo the fruni, ai tue same
time vigmomJy cischarging water Irom
the pair oi blow- pipes like a Sleaui puu p
duimg their sbort and quick lespiraiious.
When a purchaser arnvi-a and makes a
sc.eH:Oi,, ine vender auroilly te:z-s tue
lisu by tue ncca, tue aruis twistiug in an
dmciioi s, it is droped into the scales,
aud, It sporuted of, tue salesman gives it
a twist, aimofl turning il inside out, kill
ing "r uhrabhiig it in a moment. The
octopus is taieu with gusto in Southern
liai; but to tee a mess of chopped full
giou octopus served with tomaio sauce
Is really Uiius'.
biu vei) (mail the octopus is used as
a gatm h u r hsh, and w Leu tried crisp it
miKht be mistaken lor maououi. Tne oc
topus ha a ttrong beak like a arrol, and
U especial ) ion . of craus. U is ott n
csugtit by tj lug csal.s to a string and drop
ping ihem ou the clear eravd Lotloui
w i.ere iht-y ate qu.ckly seiZt-d by the
ocu pus, who ho.ds ou s eadllv; meanwhi t
he U a'eatlily drawn into ine boat. 1 be
are also louud euiaugii d iu uela.
The AmcrUan yaturulint says that
mouKtaiu cork haa beta reCeu ly c-cd in
Gera,any as atubsliiute fr animal ctiar
ccal lor tbe removal of color fro u molas-a-iR.
Tue u ountain cork, a ept cies of aui
phitoe, u dned, igniUd aud aked in
moia-ses, thi-n gai dried and ignitec.
This p'oct-ss is repeated aeveral times umil
some 3 5 per cent, of c rt on his become
tied la the mideral, w' ich is then read
for use. It is siore fflNrl lhn charcoal
in rcme ving the tlkalica ficV molasses.
Eeb gentle bint: Young lad W-.Men
lj ataruiig) "ily goodues I ' i'cnng
gsntlemau (lei stayer 'Tuat' the
mattfer ?" Voung Lv'y (glancing al th
dook "Xotliing; I thought I heard tLe
rails-man,'
AOiUUCLTUEE.
Esaxn FaJM armeri mtroai
to thick that ainsm it raR'y cooficad te
dues ami lam villages, and that country
air Is pure ard tsrm bou-cs cecessa"
baltbf uU but whoever has carefully in
-pected tbe premise of tbe aeraga farmer
has found abundant occasion for tb low
fevers which are the tcourgeof tbe coun
try as well as the city, la the first place,
ad farmers should look 'well to their cel
lars. In too many of them will be found
rotten apples, Cabbage, turnip, onions,
etc In aome will be found old briae, with
pieces ofjfocayed meat, sending forth m
odor, wbea the cover of the barrel is takes
off, vile enotigb to wrench tbe stomach ot
a P'g In others there will be muly cider
barrels, possibly vinegar casks, in which
the Titiegar has passed the putrefactive
sfegp, cibseminatmg the spores of deca
and death, not only lurougb the upper
part of the iiouse, but even escnpibg
ibrougti the cellar windows and poduiing
tlie outdoor air.
Decay ing wood generate oae of tbe
most subtle of poises, bccau- the odor
is not i riicularly bfleusive, Iiotten tim
ber in the cellars and mouldy wood or
chips in the wood bouse till the air witn
-poiea. which, breathed by a person ia tbe
full vigor of hea'th, may ba thrown off
with impunity; but inhaled by one whose
blood la low may find aomgeuial ssed bed
and generate disease. Uudc the eider
and vineg-r ban els, and around potato
bins, may often be found old timbers and
boards that are full of dry rot, ready to
propattate ttsetf wherever tbe rotted parti
cles may find a lodgment. Jn the well,
alsj rciteu wojJ is a aubiie prison, more
dangerous than a decomposing toad, as
tbe laiter makes his piesejce known, while
lew tastes are so keen as to delect the pres
ence of decaying wool
1'rot-abiy the moot prolific source of
disease around our I arm bouses is the cess
pool into which pan the kitcnen and
chamber slops. In the cities and large
villagis Uiese are earned cH in the sewers,
but seldom does a tarm house have any
sysUm of sewerage. The slops are too
otten thrown out of tbe kitchen door, and
lett to generate viie odors on the surface of
Ihe ground. To keep ihe air of tue cellar
and around Ihe honse pure and sweet, we
have never louud anything more ecouomi-
cal, pleasant and tfUcscioua than a free
spi inkling, as occasion may demand, of
dry, a.r-Siaked lime. Chljride of lime is
a greater aoeorbtut ot vne odors, but ihis
itsclt is onensive to most ollactory nerves,
and is also q dte expensive. Common
lime is cheap, aud it scattered f.eeiy in tbe
eellar aud wucrcver there are impurities,
will render tbe air sweet aud wholesome,
even in lie most Uecoj.po iug dog days.
It is not occesfary in this age of the
world tor he farmer to i:sj in the middle
ol the night and begin bis work. This
getting tp so tarly id tbe morning is a
relic ot barbinnu. It his ma ic hundreds
of thuu'anils of vouug curse the bu iness.
l ucre is no need of ge tiug up at three or
lour o clock in the winter morning. Tue
larmer who persists in dragging bis wife
aud cjildreu Iruiji their beds oui(bt to be
visited by a misslouaiy. It is time enough
to lite alter 'the sun das set Uie exan pic.
For what purpose do gou net upr To leed
the caitli? hy col leed them more tbe
night before? il is a waste of Uie. In
tne old limes they used to get up about S
o'clock in the u truing, and goue to work
long betore the sun nal risen wuh "heal
ing upoa his wings," and as a ust puuish
u.eui mey all had .he ague; as ihe ougui
lo bave ll no 1 no maa who cauuot k' t
a living upou Uliuuis Kill wiihout nsiug
la-luie ua il'IiI uuuht to starve. Kighi
Loots a day la enough for any larmer to
work except iu Lai ve.it lime. When J on
rise at lour aunt vork li 1 dark, what la
uteworUt Oi wnai use is all the iui
proved untchiuery uulesa it U nils lo give
tne farmer a in lie more leioure What is
bai Vesting low, compared with what il
was iu Ihe old time? Tuiuk ot Ihe days if
reapug, ot crauliui:, of raking and bu jiu
nnd uiowuig. lLn k ot tir-.-8hing wiih
be B.il ana winuowjng wiib tlie wind.
awI now ihiuK of ihe reajiers aud muwera
the biuueis aid luiehing machine i, the
Iowa aud cu livaiors, ui'oa wnich the
aimer r:ties pruU-ctcc: horn the sun. If,
a lib all these advantages, von cauuot get
a living w ituuut rising iu the middle of the
uif.bl, go iuio some other bin-mea. You
should ml lob j.ur lamily CI step. S.eep
la the bcs. mediuiue lu the world, ( here
iu no sucu thing as health without shep.
s eep until )uu are thor iubly res &1 auu
resiored. V feu Jou woea, woik. aud
wheu jou eel through take a good, long
aud re resluug bleep.
Tbb Clack aiAcr. Ihe usual mode
of pioat:atiiK Ihe black wulunt is by
plauuug tbe nuts. F. r this purpose the
best nuts ttruld be telected, and, without
allowing them to become dry, should be
placed in la) era of moist taud and kept in
a cojI place uutil early in spiiug;lheu tbey
should 1 sown or p.anied, so as to be
covered about two iiiclcs in depth. It the
nuls ate p.autiu There the trees aie to
stand, it is said, the best and tallest trees
are obtained, but ll firvt raised in durserv
rows and transplanted, tbey will come
sooner iuio bearing
A cortesi-, jintM of tbe Blacksmith
and Wntelwrn.hl says: -l'he beat reme
dy 1 lutve ever louud tor hoises clicking or
striking tne.r hind shoes against tbe for
ward cues is lo put on high toe calks aud
low he eis on tLe bind shots. If mg broth
er smiths aie iuct-dulous coucermng this
remedy, 1 advise them to try it and be
convinced.
Ex carcsul alout permitting cattle to
drink from ditches, or irom po.a in whci
they are accustomed teataud, or in which
their drc pms are derothcd. Such im
pure water is loi only liable to iujuie tbe
te ueailh of the stock, Lm is also a fear-
lul cause of n.alarial and '.vphoid fever
among those who use mtk product irom
cows thus Watered.
Fem t,B'K. Lt tier a will p'isnned
sjtieu', ii wcbiu lo, be iHCtfsiry to make
any uiaiktd iiKreaseol Horkiug force ou
he aveisj e laid al ai y na-oo o! thevear
it full at vantage u taken ot the improved
larm u atbintiy tnat can now be readily
oi laii.td lor a varieiy ol pnrio-es. lo tbe
catcs wi.ere it u cot ie-ble to St cure au
exscl unitoimiiy in tLe distribution of la
bor it will be lst to u ake a close an ap-
pioxima.ioa 13 it as possible.
Mast dalrjnen practice milking their
cows tleeaily wilLoi't allowing tbe ani
mais to g tiry. Tbey leed heavily on
corn meal and oil cake until tbe milk faiL-
wbeo tbe cow is replaced by a fresh one.
A dairy man w lo ket M orie Luuurcd anu
aud flity cows sa)s stu b a practice is mo e
prohtable ILaa lo lose the time between
iheir going dry and coming.
CriAKO al puivciized and n.'xed witb
ater is IiIkL1 ncoa.n tnileil for relieving
cattle snlleriD Hum ary dersntemenl ol
the stomach, such u I lout, boven, etc.
Is Kansas me shepherd and a dog do
tbe work for 2.000 heal of fttiep durtna
the summer n.-to
Profettor .oomi o T!e, who makes
tbe annual raiulail matter of study, re
ports that on tne AtUi'ic coast fro n lati
tude So lieg. north to S3 ru g. south tbe
fail is nfiy inches. In Africa there if a
belt ot f! ty Inches whose aersee breadth
is one thousand milts, apparently enntiuu
ous rom ocean to ocean, in some d stricts
the fid! txceedljg seventy five lnches.Tbis
makes n cq tutorial rain belt ot Dl'.y inches
about 15J0 uulea wide, which appears to
be continuous across all the islands and
continents. It is alto found that about
ODC-!ifth part of tbe entire land surface of
the tljbe has a rainfall bs than 10 inches
and a still larger porti'W haa a raicf-al so
small as to render it Valueless for agricul
tural puraoaet, except to those limited du
trtcta Which al'-ew lrriatiow.
DOMESTIC.
Pxxii McttiOATAWjiT Socr.
trfl&ti'pma irj thra larga omoaa, end
with fum a slice or two of tat bacon
cut bp iuio small pieoea; tlie onious
most be Tried a dark brown, tret lace
care not to bom tlu-m; wheu thr are a
nice color, take the Pun from ue xtrf.
and stir iuto it a teaspooni il ti cnry
powder, four tabltiooufuls of peaa
dour, and half a teaspoouful of Silt: stir
these well together, and continue stir
ring nniil the mixture becomea smooth:
moiste-n it from time to time with a
little bot water or sh ck, and go on in
this way until the fryiug-pan will bold
uo more; tben turn the contents into a
btewpan, adding in all about turee pints
of stock, including that which Las al
ready be-n put ia. Chop up two large
spplefl, add them to ttie soup, and lett
all boil well together until the apples
huve disappeared or melted into the
soup. This will require oeca-ao.ial Stir
ling while belling; should it become too
thick, add a little more stock, and boil
up ouce more, if not thick enough, go
oa boiling until it Laa been reduced to
tbe proper consistency; it shouli be
thick enough to stick to the spoou.
Eabthbx-warb r Cooking. The fla
vor ot tood baked or boiled in earthen
ware is t aid by those who Lava made
the experiment to be fur superior to
that of vegetable or animal food cooked
in the same way in iron veeeels for the
reason that iron is a conductor of heat,
while eartbeuware is a L'on-condttctor;
consequently, food cooked in the litter
is raiely ever burned, the decree f
beat notTarywg perceptibly during the
oroceas of cooking, thus preserving the
flavor of what is cooked as well as nm
formity throughout tbe subbtanceof the
meat, vegetables or grains, until tne pro
cess of cooking is completed. So earth
en ware takes the premium, aa it deserves
to, and those who bave found out how
much better tbey can do their cooking
in these vessels than in ironware, give
pots aud kettles a cold shoulder olteu.
Pocket Books. Warm one quart of
new rnnk, add one cup of butter or lard,
four tablespoons of suzar, and two well-
beateu et'gs; stir iu flour enough to
make a moderately stiff sponge, add a
small enp of yeast, and set lu a warm
piace to rise, which will take three or
four hours; then mix iu floor enough to
make a solt dougli, and let rise again.
When well liacu, dissolve a lump ot
stdi size ot a beau in a spoon of milk.
work it into tlie dough, and roll into
sheets one-half inch lu thickness; spread
with tutu layer of butter, cut into
squares, aud lold over, pocket-book
shape; put on tins or in paim to riie for
a little while, when they w ill be fit for
the oven. In summer the sponge can
be made up in the morning, aud rise iu
time to make for tea. Iu cool weather
it is best to set it over nijht.
Lights Bctuted ix Slbkpino Coons.
It is well lo remembe-r that a burning
lamp, gas or other, is taking oxygeu
from the air of a sleeping r iom, and
addiug to the stale and exhausted con
ditioc of the air. People who are afraid
to slet p in a room with trowing plants,
and who yet composedly shut them
selves up until in om lie with a low
burning gas-light, should li -teu to Pro
fessor Uuodalo, of Al issiiCUusetts, who
sus that it takea ubout 5X plunts to
g.ve out us much Carbonuie acid as oue
taper doea iu other words, oue burniug
c mdle reuuecs the frosliue--s of the sir
as uiucu aa a smail greeu-bousu in one's
Ued lOulu.
SiBarircrs fob Ectteb. A Lu'y who
is a laiiious housekeepi r recommends
an economical plan for making cakes
without butter, which may be ef u-m to
our rcadtts who bi.e a dread t.f -'mar-
iiunne," Tako a piece ol fat pork, niedt
it down aud strain it through a piece of
coarse Uiiu musiiu. act it a.-hie until
it is cold. It ia tueu white aud firm auu
may be used like butter iu any kind ot
cake. Iu pound-Cake tbo as-sures ltd it
is delicious.
Mousasra Pocnd Caec. Take one
enp ot sugar and oue cup oi butter aud
t eat to a cream; add thre-tpaarters cup
of inolassc; two epgn well beateu; one
cup ot bwtet mila: ouo tea-iioontul ol
btsl soda, t!uuo Ved iu ihe lulik; into
four cups of tat tar. btir all together.
theu add a teaou;f ill of raisins, well
ti ridded with lit ur; a teacupfid ot cur
rants, two teasiKJOufuU of cinnaiuou
one t f cloves, aud a wiueKlass of Old
brandy if you choo.-e. This will make
two round loavss.
liAEBns. liabbib, which are in the
bent condition in midwinter, m y be
fricasseed like chicken, in white or
brown saner. To moke a pie, first stew
till tender and make like chicken pie.
To roast, stuff with a dressing made ot
bread-orumbs chopped salt pork, thyme,
onion, pepiier and salt; sew up; slices
oi sail pots, auu a mud water in ue
pun and baste olteu. Served witb
mashed potatoes and currant jolly.
AIatoxxaim or CAULirr-owER. Put
some cauiilloners into just enough boil-
inx water to cover them; add a little
salt and butter to the water. Wheu
cooked, let them become cold; then seA-
sou them with a marinade of a little salt
and pepper, and one spoonful of oil.
Let them remain for ai hour, Wheu
ready to serve pile them on a dish to a
point, then mask theui with a mayon
naise sauce.
SrxK Woems. An Italian Iiks discoy
eied that the batching cf bilk worm eggs
may be hastened by friction. The pro
cess consists esseutialy in brushing the
eggs vigorously for ten or twelve min
utes with a moderately bard brush,
made preferably of Coarse grass. In
less than hi teen days the eggs thus
treated will batch cut, with a prealuot
as Lcaltby us that obbuued in the usual
way.
Tas WaBsnrfo Foods. Buckwheat
aud Indiau ineai are the two blaukets
of the bieaklaot table. Either as mush
or griddle Cukts. these hive more
warmth in them, as food, than wheat
breail.
Eckbeb StorraBS. To preserve ca-
outchouo stoppers aud tubing they
should be kept in a closed jar, in whicn
a vessel containing petroleum is placed.
Cjeiutchcuc stoppers which have become
hard my be soitened l y exposure to
the vai,r of caxuon bisdipliido,
TIeast. Good yeast can be tept in
exo bent condition if it is twice well
washed wiih ice-Cold hard spring water
aud theu dried aud well pressed. This
mass is afterward to be well nuxeti with
malt dust and stored iu closed j trs iu
ice cellars
To destroy black-head, wash the face
thoroughly at night with tepid Water
and tuu briskly w.th a Turkish towel;
then apply a mixture of oue ounce ot
tiquoi ot pottaasa aud two ounces o
ooiOgue.
Among ibe facts set forth in a recent
paper b SL Fay, who based hu stalemt-n s
on the ousirvaiious of tue meieoroioica
service f Ihe Uu.ted States are the follow
ing: The mean TR'ocity of gyration in a
lornado ia about 174 metres a second; the
usual diameter is bo u S'JO metres to 400
meies; and the uieaa velocity translation
is 17 u.eires a second. Most of these dis
turbances of the atmosphere go from the
southwest to lha northeast. They are
fumed exclusively in the Cai.gero is se.ni
ciicie ot a eje one and nearly always a
lime in advmce. ILey prevail for the
most part ia tbe mooihs of Atril, Jure
and Juiy from A to C o'clock in ihe alter
noon. On an average they traverse Jl
leagues, and geatrally last torve qoaxiera
f aahov.
irrjMOEOTja
Ex-Cmnorxmns 3L1 Sieauzioris teil
of psJrt tees thai mabaTa Xfcsi
ob ts at fUet regexd ia tiieit day.
One cot a party of men, lnciadiug
Jacksou, the trai of big fdef, were pre-
)ennj to attnid a polit cal lrljccua
It was toon disj vereJ that there wss
no wny of cobTerinz Jackson, as all the
vehiciia were fad.
Let ine ride that mule over therer"
asked Jackson.
Tnen isn't a man in the worl 1 that
can ride that animal. He'll work to a
bnpey or plow, but no man can star on
his ba.'k "
I'll try bim, any wsy," and the de-
tcrniined man instructed several negro?s
to oA-h the muld and bold him. The
animal plunged end kicked, bat finally
Jack -on secure 1 a seat in the saddle.
Everyone expected to see him dashed
auainat the cronud, but the mule lot ksd
amuud. saw the man's feet, and walked
peacefully away. lie thought be was
between a pair of shafts.
Tab sibilant as an initial: A German,
who oniy left the old country about a
year ago, but baa become very runcn
Americanized, speaking nothing but bad
English, recently remarked, as be
bought some school books that all bis
bova names commenced with H. hence,
that all their books and clothes were
marked with that one letter. I sup
pn.6 your boys' names are Ham. Simon,
tioiomon, or some such names." "So;
my pojs' names all pe;uu mit an B.
Shon, bbim, Shake and Sherry. "
Thb Lafe Saver. t'orpster: "Jn-
thaukfuluess is of the world pay. See
tou. of this man there have I the life
saved, and be bids me the time not
ouoV'
Second Huntsman: "How, on what
way may bave yon him the life saved?
Have you him out of the water pulW ?
Forester: "Xo; by one hunt shot 1
him a whole load dudigbot iu the fur
csp, bad I a little deeper shot, it would
out with bun have been."
TntK to die: A Ilnspectable Cow once
approached a Ba'cher with the Remark:
"Will you Kindly knock me ia the
Head, for already bave I Livid too
Iouk." "And why," asked the Butcher
in Amazement. ' Io you D-sim to Per
ish ?" "Becau-," replied the C JEscience
Smitten Cow with a Hash, '! am UveX'
whelmed bv the Awful Thought that I
am a Bjes."
Sociktt note: '-ion needu t put on
no airs, you Taller-face pijee. We
keeps a cow and has cot a pew in tlie
Blue Light (Au-tm)Tibernacle besides,"
were tue worn ti aiiss aiaiuuj ouow
ball. who u as black ai bijht. to a sad-
die-oolored irieud. "I dou't kecr ef we
habn't got uo cow. We keeps a goat
and my nimbler is gwiue to ban a car
buncle on de back ob her neck."
PcNxnto is trie paragraph cr's forte if
be gets no credit for t
Ih: E. F. Eruh of Mount Vcrnou thus
writes to the Medical Kt-corrt: 4,I have
lust been reading in the record fnr Sept
23, Lieuleuaut bchwatka's article on scur
vy. and wish to ca!l attenticn to an article
of diet, which, if procurable iu sufhV.ien!
pian'iM.-s, might ba valuable addittoa to
ihe arctic voyager's diet list, nvnely, tbe
lark,e black acts found iu tbe wood of the
piue trees. tcurvy rv frequently at
tacks the lumlwrmen ot .Maine, and they
adopt this f. od as a remedy when ruler
log from the dissase. Indeed, some of
them Ixcome so fon t of it as to est tbese
ants whenever tbey can be found. as
these insects retain their vitality while
rti-n. imi-ided m the woxl du-l which
tbey tbemser a make, n idit U not I
p-sib!e, it ibe-y could be cot.ected in sulU
el'-nt quintity, to carry them froze am
packed ia swdu-t ml needed I r use? O
e.iur-', the q in-tiou arises, "liow l m.
rill thev rum their vitality in this coc
ditiouf Are ttieie Dot b.ai y tlasMS oi
niberuating insects whicn migut auswet
the same purport?
Both the propu s ou and the llgbtine ol
ti -cles can be (fleeted by means of s
Faiire avst-m of accumulators. In ihe
Kt week of Octolier this w a shown b.
Professor Ayr'on in the city of Lom'ori
Altogether the weight of thcelcctroino'ou
did not exceed one hundred aud fifu
pounds. Toe novel means of pn ipulsioi.
were placed out ot :he way and under tut
seat of tbe rider. Ji J doubl one of tiiest
clays the cum Mil. cxpeusive and elabor
ate way of moving aho it by coachei aud
nor -s will be supersoled lo a cousiderabie
extent. Professor Ayrton's praixewjr h
attempt is not the finality of the p ans o
individual locomotio', ua'es all sius
faiL Mechauica! ageuts for speedily ant:
cheaply cou vov mg persons from place to
place is one cf the prominent requ.reu.ent;'
of the time, and history has suon thai
soy age has always miislere I up skih and
gjuius enough to meet wht was demandid
of it, or very neary ro.
Tha enotionsl language of bees is oo
of tbe multifarious facts lu insect lite witb
which Sir Joun Lubbock hu made th
world fauubar. "A tired bee," he says.
hums oa and therefore vibrates ii
wings ootv 830 limes iu a second. A bet
bumming on A will, oa the other hand.m
crease its vibration to 440 per sccou.L'ltm
liffxrence is probably mvoiuutary, but thi
change of tone is evidently under tht
command of the w ill, aLd thus offers an
other point ot similarity to a true "voice-'
A bee in puisu.t of honey hums noniinu
aily and cootectedly on A, but if it is ex
cited or angry it proJuces a different note.
Thus, then," concludes Hi John, "th
sounds ot inse cts Co not merely serve U
bring tbe sexes together; they are not
merely 'love songs,' but s so serve like any
true language, to express tbe leeliugs.
A eorrefondttit of the Scientific
American is authority for Ibe following
cure lor corns: lane oue-ioum eu
strorg vinegar, crumb fiHely into i: soim
bread; M stand half an hour, or until i
-ofieus iuio a good poultice; then apply ot
retiring at niguL la tLe morning the sore
utss will be gone aLd the Corn can be n ek
ed out. If the corn is a ery obal'nab
oue it may requ.re two or mere sppbca
Uous to effect a cure.
A Chrtstmaa rirt.
For several veur The London I troph
ic and the London llhistruted aVeto
bsve each sent out r costiy Ficiorial Cnri-t-msa
Number which has been eagerly
bought by the people at large in both hem
ispheres. This J ear Americans bave taken
up the ides, and the two largest houses in
the book-trade, M srs D. L"hrip Si Co.,
of Rwton, ai d Harp r and B others, ot
New Tors, have each sent out a "Christ
mas" that far excels anything that London
publisners have ever attempted. Botn
are in simple "bis -k and whue," b it it is
faidlbit tbe letter-press and illustrations
f tlie Lhrops' "Christmas" tbs Christ
mas v to s Aw ake (1c. No. ) cos', over
$10.00 i, and thai auih"T3 aud artists, here
aud auruad. htve tW-'u busy In year in
lis prt para ioo. Bjundin anew cover in
olns prooouncod the tluet irsgsnue
ruver in i x b'.ence. it couUiins 1 41 pages
and ISO p clilfes. Of the leticr-i-ress the
Loston TravtOcr ays: "Ho such store
of nig ciasa liieraturii was ever gathered
into one nn iiber cf anv periodical l)eflre:,
ajd the B'Vtun Journal adds, ennmeiat
iuglhe auth at Mr A, 1J. T. Whitney,
SlissPhcips, RTrry C a ke, Mtrtaret
Sidney, Rise Kngsey, Mrs. ilery D.
Brine, Arthur Uduiao, G torge Ca-y E
glettin, Celta Thaxter, iwird E Hale,
AL . B., Mrs Clira ljty Bites tn
I'prry, Mrs. Diat, Fred. A. Oler, Mrs.
Harriet Bsech-r S ow, Christuia R w-eili,
Mr. Muleck-Craik, Pailip Bourka ilirs
ton, Btisan euuhugSj Manos liar land, Mar
laret i. Preatoo, Prwf. U. A. Sargeat, and
dozen of tweuty otbern,
In bappiai disposition on record is !
the Philadelphia wonrn who stai'ed
when toll of her husbad'a daatii and
wiio firtc J with the undertaker at bis
faaerai. -
"Lives of great me? always remind ua
that we are ad sul-j -ot to die,' sayj an ex
change but never cib yimrse f aay a
as you can raise S3 cents tor a boUM
of Ur. Hull's Cjugh Sjiup.
Has is never satisfied. He now wants
a postal card with a fl ip.- Next thing
we know he'll be clamoring for one with
a iip-pock-jt. I
At a IViu Time.
Commander J. B. CglilAa, U. S. N.,
writes to iu Imru the N tvy Yard at Mare
Island. CtL An enforced residence of two
years in California made me the subject ot
most painful attacks of rheumitiiai. Con
sultation upon my case by eminent Navui
aad o her burgeons fade J to i ff rd me the
slightest relief. Dr. lioyle recommended
to me Su Jacob! Oil, the happy result of
the n of wh eh was my complete ani
wonderful cure. IVa'hington (D. C.)
Army and Xavy Keginter.
Pap, are first tbonarlits drunk?"
"Why, no, sou. What makes you
ask such a question?"
''Cause 1 always bear yon talkin
about the 'sober aeoond thought.' "
Great haste is not always good
speed." Yet you must not dilly-dally in
caring for your health. L ver, kidneys and
bowels mutt be kept healthy by the uses
ot that priuee ot medicines, Kidney-Wort,
which comes in liquid form or dry both
thoroughly efficacious. Usve it always
ready.
teJA pint of tbe finest ink for families
or schools can be made from a ten-cent
package of Diamond Dye, Try them.
Disadvantages of honesty: A man at
Omaha found S3 on the street, and be
advertised the find to the extent of $7
and be made the loser foot the bilL It
is sometimes disagreeable to meet wit':
an honest man.
lUabes ia Hop Fariplns.
At tbe present prices, tea acres tn Hops
wi'l bring more money than five hundred
acres in any other farming; and, if there
is a consumer or dealer who thinks the
price of Ux Bitters high, remember that
Hops are $1 25 per lb., and tke quan
tity and q iality of Hops In Hop Hitters
and tbe price remain tbe same as former
ly. D lo t buy or use worthless stuff or
imitatiou because the price is less,
Hotdco in ancient times: 'Xrio
phon tells us that tbe Persian kinprs
were addicted to bunting, " said the
lioardmg-school teacher. "ow, can
a-y of yon tell me what they hunted ?"
Then it was that the boy from New Jer-
s- y saw his chance and spoae tip confi
dently: Mosquitoes 1"
Gtal iiiiprovumenls bave recently been
made in (;arboiine, a deodorized extract of
petroleum, the great natural hair reoewcr,
and no w it is absolutely pert xl as t n ex
q msite and t'elightfuHv perfumed hair
iiroScing an i res'.erer. Eeryboly is de
lighted witn it. Sold by ail druggists.
The Mxia-water man miciLi sizz bnsi-
nesi iu the summer.
cgclinc
WILL CURS rJlEUllATISIL
M. ALBERT CROOK ER, the well-kBown 1rn-
flsi anl aisrfaei-Ar.r or iprin,vaie, s:w-t a
v ftN every uua IrtMib.tfU ita KaemnaUsia u UJ
Vtt,t.lNK.
K al Ilia Siairmral i
raiNUvauc, SL, Oct 12, Kt
n. Tt. Snrrtvu. Ktun :
bear S r Uttet-a jean am last fa'l 1 w taken
w.th rrteuuiti tu, wa-i unanie lo move uiilil
ihe n M Ai riL. Kr iiu ih.it liiue until niree jrvar
V' ibis fa.1 1 fnlfere.1 ev-r.iui wiia rlieuuiA
tiaia. StinicUii.e'. mere wmiM le wet-ka at a tine
tbl I c -a il n t i-tepune ale'p; nieae au ka were
qnne of en. I sullered eveiTth.ng; ihl a uian
tnil e ev-rihrc- je ir- a laal sprmir 1 oiu
m u-el lakm; VK .EtlNK autl tJuwul it uu
coin 1 UA'i t ken -even uuiilei; have hal uo ih- u
uii i iu aiD-e l iai iiui". I alwata aivw ever;
ou- t.iai is iroui.e-1 wii-irheaiuUisialoirjr Vtitiv
1 INIi, on I iio suil.-r l'r jr-a.. aa 1 nve il ue.
Tin- I ii.-meul n sraiu.tona as far aa Mr. bleteua
lacjn eroeL
Vutir-, etc. ALBF.R CKO 1KER,
Fir u ol A. Croiker A Co., bru.u aud
AlMiriecri04.
BhPliuall'iahaniW'autif Ihe Itlood.
Tai hij.: in this ill ea i f ;ua l ! omtain aa
H 'Mol 1'l.i Vr.tiivTiNK aeia hr euarer Ui
Hie b i"sl tniui tin thirj-el cou l.twn tt a beaittij
CirL-oitiioa. VK.fe.rtNA retfu.aitM the Uowei-,
ahiciiMT rr linirt ml in iu a cmi. unit, eme
botileol VE .fc i.K In aire rc-lu-l, uut Mellna
a pcrm.iQtu. e-ire M iua4 tie Ukt-u rrjnurlj. anil
iuiriake svrera. tin lies e.p.-ciaiijr ,a ta.-e of
l.mzst.nJ uj. VtuKIINE it m.1.1 by h druif
Kisu. Tr. u. iiui j ur ver-iaa wiU be lue iuiub aa
IhJt of thml'ii-Kl-i oef ire jou. viio AiJ, "1 nevt-r
founil ruuen r. her aa lr 'in the ol Vr.i.K-
'I iK,T' ah.cn is eo.utHMnl exclusive! of Ifarks,
JtuuU aud iiiftM.
"VE iEriXK.' ay a Boston physician, "haa
noequa' aa iil.xxi iiurtucr. lteariniror i-tniauy
woa.ieriul e-tirva. alter all oiurr remeliea iiail
faiicU, I visite.1 the tali iramry aoil couviuce.! my
aii u" it4 Kcnu.oe uier.t. ft w pruareil lr ia
barks, rau auu hems, each or vutou ia highly
eneo'ive, a;ul i!iey areomain to.i in !uch a iuajs-
ikt a to nroauoe aaoobanig reauiia."
VEGETINE is the irrcat health restorer com
posed exe-luaitelr of orka, ruo s ami kerba, 11
is verj paout to ta-e; every caLd ukea a.
Vcgetine is S Jd by all Druggists.
ANAKESSS
CIvm tatDt relief nd w u tDf Jhfil
CURE FOR ALL KINDS CF PILES.
Sold by lrnirsstM rrrrrwfirrr. Prtre, 91 QP tp h-t
prepm-t t cuul. 8A:npM- srot ff to iriW":
ndell riff-irt,by P. Sfn-uw-itpr ro. ito A
kvTirkCftjr. - a a. a
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF
CONSTIPATION.
Ko otkar &emee fa 90 rrcvmlgnt In thia eonn.
try as Const IpAtlon, n4 o remedy hmm rw
EuTtum. Whatgrer toe tmoag, nr obttnaf
n tjkfp ase, M'. remedy w.U overcome IU
rlbLui iH.iLit la very spi t9 be
erra:-3lloted wltfeocKistlparian. EWMT-Wort
L'sir?a3tUea th wnfcsotl prts aad quickly
I c cmt-M All kuKU of PJc even whr ti pi:7iftUsaj
and ralUlJ' have tortus xaiioo.
ty o- tylf yon haB either of tjw trmb'-ca
il9
ONLYS2Q
flora fHILAUU.PniSlNGIS
of tl'ia atjtv Kqnml ta ar.j
iMBfW tc lb BLiik X. Xir
$nbrt r mrtid it to be
ethar eenrwiiaa ratnll far $ o 0.
ilMhi-M THA.ed tart
m br J Tart imai-UIa. Adnm
ni ioin i trrwm a m
UllM&UraUbiis.rs '
I PRICE SI. I USE prugt;i8t Sellj j
A csaxokd msn: "I tnppose that
Colonel Nnsen who was elected to the
J-egfaiatar. puts on 1m? Ji?
now; he felg hiasnif safe !a the f 5oie
1 aboard say b9 did. 3o has sharveS
off his beerd" and put on some fine
clothes. He ia a changjd num. "Wby,
his sppeftrance is o changed that be can
no longer recognize his nearest friends
and relatives "
.''AdoaMful friend is wor.e than a
certain enemy," and via vena a certain
friend is iu3atte'v better tuu a doubtful
enemy. Thus Kidney- on is an ujceu
parably better friend to the human race
tban whole catalogues full of doubtful nos
trums. It is an untailmr remedy for that
tormenting lisca.-e piles. It moves the
bowels gejlly and rr.-cly. aadtnus removes
tbe cause. Lo not fail to try it faithfuUy
either iu dry or liquid form.
tSTAith Diamond Dyes any lady can
get as Biod results as the beat practical
dyer. "Every dye warrauted true to name
and sample.
Tons will 1. 11: Doctor, feeling pa
tient's pnlse: "Ah, Smith, youve been
nnt. You've not been continiDg your
self to tea. and you've been smoking.
Smith: "Well, sir, it'a no use my go"1
agin that vatch o' youru. Wonderful
watch she be 1 Sims to know everything!
I never seen n Hie aiora 'i could teu ye
more "n what o'clock it is 1"
Boarnt and Liberal.
TThni the Hons in each bottle of Uop
Biiters fat tbe present price, $1.23 per
h imt mnr thsn a bottle is sold for, be-
iv medicines, and the
oualitv and price ar-i kept the same, '
think it is honest aud li'wral ia the pripn-
etors , and no one should complain, or ouj
or use worthless stun, or cneating do
iuiitatioos because the price is less.
"HowDr. Sa-.i, liow is yon ?" "ilul(
lin. njioliu', Jerry, how is it with yon
"Similarity, lhaiik VOU Sam." "SlBCJ
larity ! dat is a new word Lroke ont in
unr Dcie'lilMirhntxi ii-l niomiPC. and it
is ketuliihg; -verjlfay's got it. Take
dat word siniiLiHtj'Loiae and bave her
atuffi-d.
. rir ni l-.ymtl Help.
Dr. M. li. UinsJale, K natree, ;1L, ad
vises us of a reinars.-tble cure of consump-
n,,n He savs: "A neichbor's wife was
Hanked wiih yialent lune disease, and
orojiiunrsift bevond he-ln from Q lick Con
lumptio. As a last resort the lauuly was
o -rsuad .Hl to try Ur. Win. Hall's liakam
lor the IiiDir. To th ! as'onishment of all,
hy ihe time-rV lind used one half dore-n
boiilts sie ii ati U the b)uS) dotuit her
own w.irii. I st v her a', he-r Wimt aud
ud 1 n ) 1 tea six c u'd lecove-r.''
Arxirr fi'X) years ago a eonntry editor
started a joke it I out a pnut r who mace
a mistake ui setlinii tip a piece ol copy.
The next week the editor tried to set
np a three-line editorial, and the proof
leaked like Alexandria after the oom
bardmeut. or a rubber overshoe after
three years' service.
A11 ladies who may be troubled with
nervous prostration; who si II ;r from or
ganic dipiaceuient; whu have a s.:nse of
weariness anil a feeling of la'&'tude, who
are langm.1 in the morninir in whom the
appetite for food is capricious and sleep at
pru.ier h mrs uuertaiu, shu'd have re
course to Mrs, r'uikham's Vegetable Com
pound. A LooiCAL deduction: Workingmsn
"Lo.k Vre, Bill, if yon ain't careful
you'll Iip run iu atiu and g-t forty ahil-
liups or a moi.tli tins tiu.e." luebriate
""ha'ab 1 Forty shillings or a month!
I elou't vtiuithli 1.0 mouth (hie) Imt I
wuutsli lorty bliiHii gs Uul enough (hie),
Seanur I get ruu iu the better (uie).
Mensnisn's Teptonized beef tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing its en
tire nutritious priferties. It eontaint
bluod-niakiiiic, force generating and life
sustaining properties; invaluable for indi
gestion, dy(ieps a ervuu pruetration,and
all forms of general debility; also, in all
enfeebled conditions, irb.-Ui. the result of
exhaustion, nervous prostration, overwork
or acute disease, particularly 1! resulting
fiooi pulm. n jy cmiiiaiots. Cawell,
ilazard & Uo-, prortc-Uirs, New Yors.
bold by ad Orudis, s.
rB ecriCAL suggestion r Wlien a man
is excite ! he is very apt in talk without
ti.iukihf. Au Aubtiu landlord culled
on his tenai.t the tenth time for the
rei.t, "I haven't cot any mouey,'.' was
the responi.e. "V.'eU. if yon haveu't got
moi.ey euongli to pay rent von ought to
btiild yourself a b in-e."
Acad ."ue irl. rtaiap fV rf.'l.tlr li eirr LaVd. Vth
O .r .n " .
M-Htv t3e.tiriip-lorTh ' lit .r:m : t fov m.x
S.enl tiru, Sr. .tup. I.ir (JirX.ui- o ur Lltli
ll.il.ivl ,kimin
To D. Lot 11 nop A Co . Pal .'... t retiiliu -e. lkneni.
u.e oi our exeuai"es coutainea an
. . . .
eluliorate editorial eutttied "The tiriffht
j t,. i;.,. " i. ?;
. wuumjiiiDui. aiiu eeiiieir, it 16
presumed, had jut received fifty bot
ties of -Livir ruritier" in pay for i
eolumu advertisement one year and
Ufty-two rtuditig notices.
ini uc wui regulate the txiwels to
beal'tiy actioii. by stimulstini the secre
iiri, e'eansmg and Durifylnc the blood :,f
pifipous hun.ors, and, in a healthful and
uatural manner, rxpeljall impun ie wnh-
jut wesKenne tre v.
Xhi muses Lias with lips ot flume,"
tutjs a recui.1 ueiei ci tlie now r,l.-
then we are tiiauLful that we are not
conrtmg any of the muses just now,
W e don t wish to have otir best winter
moustache burned off nutil later in the
sea.Hon.
Allen's I;-aiU Food.
Cures Nervous Oebilitv aud Weakness
il uenerative Organs. $1 ail drueuiata
ml tor circular. Alien's Pharmacy
A UN II, Al. A.
A clekotuas oLce prefaced his sor-
mon V.1IU: "My friends, let us say
.w uiiu.o h oegin. Xhls la
aliout equal to the man vim fm.lr -
ouori nap ueiore he Went to sleep.
T l.' . l : . .
aia eg m-uie easy wuh I.von'. R.i
cuueuert; mey Keep j uur booU aud shoe
inugub
Thet dou't wante much tim in
meut in lolorado. Two men rtio..-
ii, ,i ... L. r
" " (Jem uih revolver
oat
urai receives from the other
eiltjemeuts of error.
acauowl-
Dr. KhD't Great NVrr t.t,. . .
ui iwc iurjl DcneiljM i.i m . . . : -
,. . ' i iut! ran
ree. bei.d lo Sil An a .-...r . ""Wm
. uMiITj,UUi J
- '
aiwi a man. alter nmrr i.
he bad oue-tejiih of tl.aiii.. i- .j
"""- u uuiert'iria to hnn l.oi..
carriage with. " J
TH AT UVSI'.AVD or MIMS
, ivMiiai lAMl-hua. 15c
"What do you tiiiuk of the European
. "er
ou the
neil-i ili.nl 1-.,
tbey wid fiL.l,e ... . ,
whethei
.i " , Jl ""e aLsweren
btJJ the siSC8 are rather omS
Waur... Kl
tried rniay 0 h-r ihTn.7 . 1 wbo had
te an nmbreJla SEL v PPrt
urala.
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pala doriac Wwr and S resalar P
rmsicuss rsi rr i renrarw it mat.
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t. b-or. th. pe, d for 1 "
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rr Doth the Comwxnd and Hood rariflw an i r
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fnely n'.'rb aB Wt.r ot to-iulry. Bnrli"i3oios
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HHitiMafltttaaaiJi
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for all diseases or the Kidneys an
LIVER
XthMcpaeiiUaranoa kiii coat lupwlauft
orgw, yf u to tairow o2 larpkllty aad
iaaottoo, araclating the healtbx of
fbm Bile, mad rj kacjic th bcrcrU in trw
oonditkm, mGocUn its regular d'yiiargaw
0UyU If jots KMaftttai fr?a
CliSiSricl raalana,H--.v d olHa.
are tnliena. &j9ppic, or onusUpoted, SUlny
Wort vill -ire lx rc".ev9 and qntrklj carac
In tlia Brrln to clesnr tho Cutcm, otwj
ona ahoiLA zam a tunciccnasoiH.
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lion ftliirr arr f Us PwresC sal Ba
Sitters Ever XtM,
Tliej are enmpoaa.led from Hops, Sljit, Pacha,
If in.liikc an 1 lau le-tvn, tae ol ieav, beat, sa l
sal valabla niedie,n in tne world an J contain
all tne beA aid in-M curative propertira of all
other rerutNtiea, being Um greatest Bioo.1 HanBi-r,
Liver K.i,-n' nor, ami Life and Hsalta Beatorto
Arnr nn arto. No diiura-w or ill bra th esa pos-
s b:y li.ntexi m-:.ere theie Bittra srs nsej.
Tar t an i prfo are thMr opprAtlon.
Thfr k.v n-w !.( an1 Tiinr vi tie aard n1 to-
firm. o a-1 rnrt.rjvTienrs twnne trrfm-
lurar or in - or urn are ivnne or im r.
HO re an Apet t. Tunc in I miM ."timalan', H'p
;t:er m :Dwa inc. oiriz sictilr en rain e. bnuo
tu wtnnriini, ,in.:ir intoxirarmtr.
o m .itrr a a.t T.mr r u.x ot armncmna arc.
w .1, tunc w ui iiiuviii nop iiruorw
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by o .lotnir. tr, aria b- paid for a caas thej wU
aii.ri v iir- ii iiT-ija.
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mni urn iaom m use iip mrrvra.
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UK H. W. LC38. KEC1C&L OFFICES.
SIX SW OlTTH F1ETEEX1H STKtET,
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daned tor treatment wiib purely iti''.e meui
crsea.) Dr. Lobo's long expenanee is t.ie creak
em otetsesaes enables him to gnaraairt a crs
ra all cases. Coosa: ratios frae ani au'eLy coa
desnUaL Call la person or by letter uQis
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