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Favorite mjcxb mjtli femiuiive stars
just now are brocaded eatiu.tithfr boot,
or p!ipptri9, slid made uitli hieh L,oui3
XV. heele. Hie boot coat' $25 a pair
and the clippers S12. Then tbfre are
haF.d painted f-lirtK imported from
Paris. I do cot tijintr, said a Sew York
merchant, that tliefe will stand btage
use very well, and tlicy are nt likeij
to be ermanputly popnlor. Just now
tliey are all the rap. Tlieii we have
real ilreesed sealskin low quartered
shoes, wiiK-h are quite popular. It
makes very little dislereuce what char
acter a liuly atniae9 alie will generally
prefer a Ftylisu moilern boot to one pr
imps core historically correct. The
Saltan's wife and tlte Utah strttler'o
daughter are each Lou ad to .come ou
the stage in the latest French al'ppers
for the reason that these look much
smaller and J rtttier.
"Who is the moht notable stape cus
tomer you have had lntely? asked a
Star reporter.
"Wtll.l snpiiose Mrs. Langtry would
be considered so. She came in with
six others of her company, all in long
ulsters. She bought a pair of brocaded
blue satin slippers, with Lonis YY.
heels, paying 15 for tUeui, and the
others bought rubbers and overshoes."
How Is the EDglish beauty's foot?"
"Mrs. Jjangtrv has not a large foot
nor yft a shapeless one. It is propor
tioned to heT lieight. She bought a Xo
3. MuuJe Gr'Ugtr, who wjs here la-t
week.caiue in one uay and bought a pair
of lancy ut sUx 1 una bead embroidereu
slipix.-ra.Miss Granger is a large woman
and it took a No. 4 and C lust to make
her happv."
"Do actresses often have 6mail and
6haiely feet?
"Actresses are very much like other
women, small feet are the exception and
not the rule. The Louis XV. heels
ujon stae shojs give theni an apear
auee of small uess w hich they realty do
not possess. A fo;.t looks from two to
three sizes smaller with this hee'(tl)ough
olIv moderate! v hijzb) thau with au
equally high heel ot any other iattera.
Annie Pixley has a small and pretty foot.
She was here w hen list in Chicago and
bought a pair of lj morocco slippers for
stage use.
' Who else has been here lately for
pedal a'lorument?"
"ChiL-tine Nilsson visited lis and pur
(.htstd a handsome pair ot leJ satin
slippers. Miss Nilssou, as you know.is
good sized, and hence required a o.
31. Mrs, McKee ll.uil.iii is one of my
regular cubtomtrs. She has a pretry
foot, and on the stage wears a IVo. '1.
Last year she bought four pans of laury
sappers at one time. I remember that
she kept a bov running some hours be
tween the store and the Grand Pacide
Hotel l fi re t-lie could be exactly smt
el" 'What do you cousidir a small foot
for a large woman?
A larpe woman who can comfortably
wear a No. 3 may be eaid to have a
small foot. I have, however, seen such
who only Like a No. 1. A medium siz
ed woman, to have a small foot, wold J
reqnire au.ut a o. z, ai.u a small wo
man a No. 1 or No. 1 J. But you tiike
the smal.ot ladies, as the average, iuitl
not one m a hundred can w tar a No. 1.
it is not oiiee a wttk that we have a
call for a Nj. 1. Not- long sLice,tuouj;h,
a large, lleshy laiiy ot luis city had a
pair ol 13 siippers made here uL-d they
lilted her tx.ietly. You nijy believe
that they .oeked mighty small with such
a w eight above them. I don't suppose
theie is a woman in the city who can
wear less than a 13, though 1 have read
of hUch elsewhere."
Tired of Tentlerf-et.
A het. J e :h nr. of J liVtr, was H!ed
the ciut-e if his w.arii:css he replied:
"Why, it makes me tire 1 to hear these
tendirfeet talk about their exploits snd
biood curdling esp rit iiee in diggicg a
ten foot hole iu liail s Gulch or soue
t lher remote subui I). Every "lunghea
vtr" Irom the L ist whose people have
given him SoO to rtciuit ou, and who
has spent '1 years ia the mouuhdns, im
agines that he is an eld timer and a dai
sy at ila.it, i-l if yen sit down to ei.joy
acomloriub.e smoie he takes you by tlie
enr aud lLi.-i; ts ou mekmg jou believe
tLat comjiirett with him Uauiel Uooue
was a e-hieki u ht arted tquirrel hunter.
It n akes me tick,"
"You mutt lave t truck the west at sii
e irly day, Joe? '
"It's nothing to brag on, but that's
what I Ci'd. 1 crossed the plums with
my parent in ltiS. I Was tucn twelve
years old."
Were the Indians baj ia th(e days,
Joe?"
"Oh Lord, yes! I stuod at Fourteenth
aiiu uiuie one morning in Jtsus wlieu a
man Irom u ranch on Bijou Uiver drove
up with two bodus m his wmmn. olio a
woman and the other a little boy 5 or G
years old. Ihey had beeu murder.-nl by
the Indians lhi night before. The hus
band happ-ned t le absent and escap
ed, but U jou lia.l seen him take ou
when he looked iu them bcx -s and saw
the horrible butchery of the woman he
loved and the httle child that had made
the old ranch a home as cheer! ui as any
m the broad land, you'd have felt unea
sy ior tue reusKiu he might run across
even on a reservation. No one thought
of going any distance from town w ithout
being fully armed, for the outbreaks ot
the Indians were continuous.
Was Denver ever such a terrible law
less place as many Eastern folks have
been icd to think?''
"No. Like all fror.lier towns we had
aud lave our rough element, but it nev
er ruled and never cam Eabtem folks
get that idea lrem home dvf peptic idiot
who conies out here, hasn't the nerve to
btay end when h? gets l ack makes a
ilou ol himself bv talking bowio knile
nd six shooters.
A Kush of llrulus to the Head.
"Don't carry cn to," said Mrs. Par
tirgton to lie, as she saw him resting
his heed on the ground, in a vain at
Unipt to throw his heels iu'o the air.
There was solicitude in htr tone, aud a
, corn broom in her hand, ai she looked
at him
"Yon must neit act togj niuastieally,"
dear," said she, "you'ii force all the
brains you've got into your -eau if you
do. Yon can't do like thecucus riders,
because Providence has mad.j o pur
pose ior what thty do, out of lugee rub
ber, and it don't hurt V m at all. They
ain't got t ones like other icople, and
can turn lee's over head with impurity.
Don't do it," screamed she, as the tioy
stood on one leg m the wood horse, and
made a feint as if to throw a snmmeisel
you'll desecrate J our neek, by aud by,
with your nonsense, and you'll regret it
as long as you live." Ike desisted, as
the dame smiled and held a ciienlar
piece of cepjx r before his g. ze; such
potency L"d that smile over hail, back
ed by the cepinr.
Submarine lighting has leeu effected
by compressing pure oxygen into a cyl
indrical reservoir of plate irou under a
pressure of about 420 pounds. This
oxygen is supplied to a kind of alcoho
lic lump, provided with means for tiie
eecape of the gaseous products of com
bustion. This light is very good aud it
lasts for four houis. Another plan con
sists in attaching to diver's helmet a
glass cylinder conta ning an electric
lamp of polished coper, the carbons of
which last for 4 houis without renewal.
The light is intense and bri liaiit.
A thermometer will indicate a lower
temperature in the wkd than out of it.
AGRICULTURE,
The Vali'k op Good Stock. It ia
not in the power of any class to mono,
polize the privilege of breeding the
best, and it is the duty of every farmer
to take Leed and lorn a leraon from the
experience of those who make a special
ty of breeding for blood and merit. Far
mers admire pood stock as highly as
any class, but they are slow to avail
themselves of the advantages they pos
sess. A man who lately sold a high
priced colt was not a farmer, he knew
nothing of stock-iaisiag out-ide of hor
ses, ile was not even a jm'ge of any
ereed of horses except the one he was
accustomed to, and vet he disdained to
raise a scrub colt. What he has done
can be eloue by every farmer, and while
it is not expected that so large a sum
will Iw realized, for a youug colt ai
J5000, which he received, yet it is au
easy matter to raise one that will sell
f ir up in the hundreds. Are farmers
and slock raisers willing to be idle and
see notices outsell them, aud beat them
at their tavorite pursuit? But it is not
the trotter alone that brings the higher
limes. A good farm horse bred from
first cla'-s draught material, anc" of
knowu blood, has a marketable price
which is commanding. I ho scrub is a
parasite, and the farmer who does not
know better than to breed l.i- mares to
anything and everything because the
tee is low had better abandon his call
ing and leave it to others to follow. As
with hojses, so with other stock. In
feriority in stock is the cign-iost of
bankruptcy, and oiuta unerringly to
destruction, for i xjericnce has ptoved
that no fruier has yet been a first class
practitioner on the farm who did not
keep a close watch on the method of
breeding his animals and keeping them
up to perfection.
1 think the value of " flax straw for
feeding stock depends generally on how
much seed there is iu it. I have stack
ed upon my place seventy-live or oue
hundred tots of Hax straw. I r-ave also
a q'tautity of prairie hay, which 1 do
not value very highly for the wintering
of stock, aud 1 was obliged to fence it
iu to keep it irom being eaten tip, while
my llax straw went untouched, I would
not give 50 cents a ton for tlax straw
for feeding stock, as there is not auy
8uhsta;iee in it.
To puotect tea roses they may be
potted and placed away in a light, warm
Ci llar. Hardy varieties should be cov
ered with coarse litter from the stable;
but this should not be done until the
ground bvgins to freeze, and the pro
tection ehould not be removed until the
ground is completely thawed.
When the p round becomes frozen, or
lo other woik oilers, preparations for
canal ways may be made for advancing
prospective work when it arrives. B.-an
poles may be made; and if the ends are
chamd and then eipped in coal tar the
commonest material will be rendered
nearly tq-ial to the best cedar.
WniTK worms, which infest occasion
ally sll soils where plants are kept in
pot, may be removed as follows: Lime
wiiUr may be sprinkled over the soil, or
a little slaked lime may bo sprinkled
a!so on the earth and in the saucer ol
the pot. Lime water may easily be
made Ly slakmg a large piece of lime in
a pail of cold water, letting it settle and
then bottling for use. Give each pot
a tabici-poonlui twice a week.
AcconDrxo to the best informat on
there are 4,000,000 sheep in Texas.This
will, in aii probability, be increased
during the coming lambing season 20
per cent., bringing the number up to
5.C0O C0J. Valuing them at $2.50
wouid make the total valuation of sheep
in '.he S'.ate of Texas, S12.8U0.P0U.
Weed out your steek and get rid of
your hmjT nuioh and butter cows. The
piout in a dairy ccinee whollr from the
good Ctiv.s.w Liie the poor ones not only
do not pay loi their keep but they re
luct; the pront maile by the others.
A o D butter cow ought Eot to eat
less th.ia fioui six to eicht quarts ol
meal per day, but not clear ooru ineaL
Bran is not worth much to make but
ter, but mixed with corn meal gives
health and thrift.
A Kextcckt farmer cures fowl cho
lera 1 y lulling a bushel of srosirtweed
in t n gallons of water down to three
gallons, and mixing the decoction with
their fKxi twice a day for three days,
thi.n every other day for a week
FxTEijEucED fence-builders and oth
ers who use wood iu the rough for ties,
posts, etc., mite in the opinion that
timber out in summer, while the bark
will yet peel freely, is much more dur
able thau that ftl eil iu the winter.
There is less of soluble sap in the trunk
aud limbs to absorb moisture, ferment,
aud indued decay.
A Soctheen piaiiter, writing from
Southwestern Georgia, in speakiiig ol
the amount of iarui prodncts thit arc
necessarily allowed te. no to waste, says
tiiat "an economical Yankee would live
on the prohti of our wastage."
jUb. W. W. Wcodbcff, of Vineyard,
Ga., has 150 acres in choice fru.t "Thir
ty thouifaud vines, the Atlanta Conti
utlon says, "ire in siht from the rail
road station, aud 10,000 rounds ol
grapes were shipiel this season,"
Tee Pekin duck is nearly as large as
a feeose, is entirely white, and can be
kept hi small inch si ires wth only a
trough to bathe in. They grow wpidly
furnish fine feathers, aud are excellent
for the table. They we also good layers
good sitters and caretul mothers.
As excellent mixture for destroying
the meen fly, thrip and mealy busr is
composed one (id kerosene, two pounds
whale oil soap. 1 pound tobacco scraps
and eighty guiioos water. This is strong
enough for insects, and sufficiently ui-
luicei to prevent liijury to p.ants.
Experiments by careful breeders give
some valuable facts for estimating the
cost of prooueir g jork. It is conceded
that one bushel ot corn should produce
ten pounds of pork, but everything de
pends on the management. With good
eather, a good breed, sound corn and
regular feediDg this average mar be
reached, but not otherwise.
The proper time to manure strawber
ries and other small fruits is in the fall,
which allows time for tl.e soluble por
tions to be 1 -ached out and downwardB
into ti e soil for plant food in spring.
The mannre also affords protection
gainst frost.
In the Scientific A7icrican appears a
shoit description of a very simple pho
nograph. It consists of a mouthpiece
similar to that used for a telephone, bat
ou t'.e under turfixe it has the phono
graphic style or needle fixed to it. Fas
tened ou this mouthpiece is a circular
piece of wood, with two grooves oppo
site to each other cat in it; a piece of
wood with a fr ove aloDg its leDgth ac
curately fits these frooves, and when a
piece of stout tinfeil is attached by bees
wax on the surface next to the needle,
the wood and foil being drawn slowly
alone whilsv a person is speaking into
the mouthpiece, the usual phonograph
ic impressions are made ou the foil. In
this w-y a very simple and inexpensive
phonograph may be made.
DOHE8TJC.
What to t'nv With. There are sev
eral ody aud 'fatty subntaiicea used for
hying, which we natae in the order ot
their cost. Olive oil i almost exclus
ively used in olive-bearing countries ns
the cheapest frying material. Here it
is quite costly and but little used, save
by the wealthy or the epieare who priz
es it for the olive flavor it commuuioatc-s
to food cooked in it. Others, again,
dislike aud reject it for the same reason.
Clarified butter coinea text in cost and
is prepared as follows: 1'ut the butter
into au euameled Fanccpan and melt it
gently over a clear tire; when it begins
to simmer take it off the tire, skim well,
let stand in a warm corner till the but
termilk or cheesy matter has settled,
then pour it off steadily from the sedi
ment, through fine muslin, into a stone
or g'ass jar, cover and keep in a cool
place. It ia the best of all frying ma
terial and greatly superior to lard, iu
that the alight flavor it communicates is
quite pleasing aud appetizing. A third
preparation, a favorite with many of the
best European cooks, aud a genuine
mixture, is composed of equal measures
of olive oil, butter, veal suet aud leaf
lard. The butter is first melted and
stirred iuto the other three, already
mixed aud melted; then it is strained
into a stone pot and kept always in a
cool place, well covered. The com
bined flavor of the four ingredients u
acceptable to almost all tastes. Fresh
butter comes next and is much to be
preferred to lard, but it has one objec
tionable quality. Ou account of the
buttermilk and salt it contains it scorch
es and burns when subjected to a high
or long continued heat. This tenders
it unlit for the cooking of many delicate
dislie. This tendency can, howevA,
be much lessened by rubbing tha frying-
au with a small muslin bag filled
with prepared beef suet. Lard ia the
common, well-nigh universal frying ma
terial iu America, because it is cheap
and to be had in every nook and corner
of the land. Its tree use has caused
many a dyspeptic stomach. If used at
l only the best leaf lard ehould be em
ployed and rendered out by steam or
boiling water, so as to avoid the burnt
taste it gets if rendered ou the open
fire
The richness of coeoanut pudding, by
the old receipts, is complain ed of by
persons who stilt enjoy the coeoanut,
Here is a plainer way to make the pud
ding: Take a medium-sized cocoannt,
grate it, grate also six mils crackers,
place a layer of crackers in the bottom
of a well-buttered pudding; then a lay
er of coeoanut, and so on until the dish
is full; now beat six eggs until they are
light, the whites and yolks together;
add a quart of sweet milk and sugar to
your taste; stir well togetiier, aud pour
over the crackers and coeoanut until it
is all absorbed; sift sugar on the top
and bake for au hour. See that the top
is nicely browned before taking from
the oven.
Gisgeb Cookies, Two cups of New
Orleans molasses, one scant enp of
brown sugar, eight tablespoonfuls of
loiling water, one cup of shortening
(butter and lard in equal quantities is
best), three tablespoonfuls of soda, one
tablespoobful of suit aud one of ginger,
two eggs, well beaten, added the last
thing, llonr enough to make a soft
dough. The only .danger iu makiug it
is that you will lie tempted to make the
dough too hard at first. You must
bear iu mind the fact that the dough
becomes Harder after each kneading.
Ehihetio hat stands are the thing
now iu small houses. A common iron
umbrella stand is fitted in the comer
of the hull, and a!ove it a framework of
common woo l is nailed aam-t the wall
and cbonized. Cpou each side of this
frame brass hooks for the ha's are ar
ranged, ud in the centre a beveled
looking glss is fitted, while from the
nmbrella stand itself a little cnrtaiu is
hung in easy folds from a small bras
roil fastened upon brackets oil either
side.
Chocolate Blanc Manoe Scrajie
fine and dissolve two ounces of cocoa
paste in one quart of cream, ou a mod
erate fire, stirring constantly. Let it
boil two or three minutes, and add six
ounces of pulverized sugar and oue
ounce of dissolved gelatine. Stir all
well together and pass it through a fine
sieve. Flavor it highly with pure van
illa extiact, and pour it into a mculd,
which you place iu pounded ice or set
it in a very cool place. In au hour or
two it will have become set: it is then
ready for Use.
To CruE Cbocp: Croup, it is said
can be cured in one minute, and the
remedy is simpiy alum aud sugar. The
way to accomplish the deel is to take a
knife or a grater, and shave off in small
particles about a tcaspoodful ef alum;
then mix it with twice that amount ol
sugar, to make it palatable, aud admin
ister it as quickly as possiLlo. Almost
instantaneous relief will follow.
A satisfactory piece ot economy is
to take the pretty striped or dotted
socks of the father and cat them over
in little stockings for the baby. It of
ten happens that the sock is worn past
mending ut the heel only, leaving the
rest of it availal l-i, and if care is taken
to make the seams small and smooth,
the little stockings will be a success,
and will last at least twice as long as
any children's socks that can be bought.
Fob a liome-made disinfeotm t. dis
solve a bushel of salt in a barrel of v a
ter, aud with the salt water slack a bar
rel of lime, w hich should le wet enough
to form a kind of p.iste. For the pur
pose of a disinfectant, this home-made
chloride of liaie is nearly as good as
that purchased at the shop. Use it
free!y about sinks, cellars, gutters, and
outhouses, and in this way prevent
sickness, suffering and expense.
A stencil brush is the best of all
brushes invented for blacking shoes.
Use the ordinary polishing brush after
wards, but put on the blacking with the
manageable steucil-brnsh, and you will
never waut to use any other for apply
ing it.
The best pasts for scrap-liooEs, pre
serve jars, etc., is boiled flour pate,
made with a had teaspooLful of wrak
carbo.ic ac d an l tea .drops of oil of
cloves to the pint.
A locomotive is being built for the
Erie K tilway in which Mr. Mailett's de
vice for consuming smoke is to be tes
ted. In order to give the invention a
thorough trial a trip across the conti
nent will be made. There is to be no
smoke stack on this locomotive, and in
its place is to be a man-ho.e merely.
The air used to condense the steam is
employed for heating and ventilating
ears, being delivered through a conduit
which, with coupling ends passed along
beneath the cars. This system does
away with stoves or heaters, aud sup
plies the cars with fresh air and warm
air without danger of fire iu ca-so of a
smash-up.
A new composition of iron and steel
is desej-ilied iu the Kel tic Industrielle.
A cast-iron mold is divided into two sec
tions by means of a transverse plate of
thin sheet-iron. Tbe two metats are
then ponred into the respective com
partments. The slr-et-iron partition
prevents the mixing of the metals and
facilitates the welding by itself being
brought mto a state of fusion. It is said
that the product is well adapted for
safes, and that it resists drills.
irmioROUB.
A IDktboit woman, with neighbors
who are determined to know all about
her beginesa, f ound her husband at the
front door one night, two or three weeks
ago, in a befaddled state, and as she
palled him in she cried oat in a voice
to be heard in either house:
"Why, Henry, you've get one o' them
epileptic tits again I '
A few nights after that lie returned
home in such a condition that he had
to creep up the steps on hands and
knees, aud as she fastened one hand ia
his h ur and the other in his collar she
sail for the benefit of listeners:
"I told you the rheumatics would re-lap-e
on you if you exposed yourself 1"
A night or two ago the old man was
assisted home by a pedestrian, who left
him lying on the sidewalk and rang the
bell and dissapptared. The wife came
out, saw the neighbors peeping out,
aud as she seized hold of the stupefied
man she exclaimed:
"Dear me t but it has come at last !
The poor man would ro down after my
shoes, and now I've got a case of snow
blindness to look after for the next six
weeks !"
A tourist leaning out of a naok,
Fell on hut bead near a brook.
The hurt he received,
St. Jacob's Oil relieved,
And he says it cured "like a tiook."
Great oaks from little acorns spring, .
Ureat aches the little toe corns bring;
But tor every corn
That ever was born,
St. Jacob's Oil is lust the thine.
Cheap bliss: "1 have made one hu
man being happy to day," said Fred
Blanks to Bob Belt, an Austin lawyer.
"Did yon send a barrel of flour to a
poor widow?" asked Bob "No. Sly
means do not allow me to be so extrav
agant, but I told an applicant for
position in the Legislature that I knew
he was going to get it" "Well, that
was one of those little courtesies that
easts a ray of sunshine into the troub
led life of a fellow-traveler iu this vale
of tears and which does cot cost any
thing." . '-The mischief it didn't cost
an v thin sr. I borrowed 2 from him on
the strength of it."
,' Ilelp yourself sod others will help
you." But don't fail to use Kidney-Wort
for all liver.kidney, and bowel complaints.
piles, costiveness, etc. Tbe demand of
the people for ac easier method of prepar
itx; Kidney-Wort has induced the proprie
tors, the well-known wholesale drugzists,
Wells, Kicbardson & Co., ot Burlington,
Vl. to prepare it for sale in liquid form as
well aa in dry form.
EsExplicit directions for every dk are
(nven with the Diamond Dyes. For dying
Mosses, Grasses, r.ggs, Ivory, flair, sc
The tlicipline of the German army is
almost, if not quite, perfect. It ia nev
er relaxed under any circumstances. A
captain and a lieutenant were on the
deck of a steamship out at sea for the
first time.
"Uow do you feel, lieutenant?'
asked the captain.
"Verv sick, captain."
"Why dou't you use a basin ?" asked
the captain.
"I would have done so long ago,
captain, but I was waiting for you to be
sick first, I would be court-martialed
if I were to take precedence of my i auk
ing oflieer. W 11 you be pleased to be
sick, captain ?
Indulgent parents who allow their child
ren to eat heartilv of higb-seaEoued food,
rich pies, cake, ti, will have to use Hop
Bitters to prevent indigestion, sleepless
nigbtt, sickness, pain, and, perhaps, deaUt.
No family is safe Without tbein in Vat
bcu?e. .
One college paper's hit nt anotht r: A
viper entered a blacksmith s shop ooe
dav, aud feeling rather eraptv, began
to forage for lunch. At length, seeing
a file, he went tip to it and commenced
biting at it, "Chaw away, old bird,
said the file, "you won't make much
ont of me; I'm a slugger myself, 1 am."
The viper, refusing to take warning,
however, kept ou his repast until he
had completely swallowed the file. He
had no sooner done so than he curled
up his legs aud died, and no wonder
he had eaten a file of the Xaau Lit.
Headache There are various caiw
for headache, as derangement of the circu
lating system, of the ri iesMve organs, of
the nervous system, &c V koxtim can ba
said to be a sure lemrdy for tbe many
kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon
the various cauies of this complaint.
Nervousness, ladigcsti m, Costiveness,
Khcuma'tftn, Neuralgia, Biliousness,
Try the Veoetise. You will never regret
it
As anecdoto of Mr. Lincoln: "Old
Abe" once replied to a question early
iu the war as to bow the Union reverses
affected him by saying: I feel very
much like a great stalwart Illinois neigh
Ivor of mine who was ont logging in hi
bare feet A log rolled over and crush
ed one of his big tot s before he could
escape. All drawn up with pain, he
replied to a question of how he was
with: "Well, I'm too big t J cry, but it
hurts too bad to laugh. "
Ab ui thirty yer wo. m prominent PhjrticUn by Utt
una oT m. Will am Hall ikacovered. or produced
alter lonjrexpenioeut.4 mutKk a nsmajj for Oieeaaea
ot the throat. cbet aud luna-rf, ttluca waaof each woo
den ul el!l.:o tlut U eooo trained a w.de reputation la
Ih ooui.try. lite liaiue of the medicine m or. Win.
UjlTeHilsainfor the Laura, and may be safety relied
on aa a iTaed and poiiitiecurfircoua-tia,coula,aor
tliroat. vtx. hold by all PrutorUMa.
Dwrao'a t'alarrh ftaaar.
Thin w-ll known rrnicdy for Catarrh atUl maintain
ltawellearuea Kulant. K. A. Savatre. of Oeueva,
Kannu. wnUM. Marcn 4. 1440. "I have oned Duxuo'a
t alartb suuff and it i tbe only thin? that doauie any
food. ItalaAieeueot-tacura. ftoid by ail drutfKlaU.
A gallant butcher: Irate customer
"That goose I bought here last week
was aa tough as leather judgement, and
yon said it was only six months old.
My wife says she bets that goose has
seen twenty winters.' Butcher "Quite
likely. Irate customer "What do
yon mean, then, by saying that it was
bnt six monnths old ? Batcher "You
forgot, sir, that tt was a female. Gal
lantry to the sex woull not permit me
to put the age beyond that.
Deacon Smith buys Carbjiine, the deo
dorized petroleum hair re newer and le
storer, and since its improvement recom
mends it to all his friends as tbe perfection
ot all hair prepantions. This shows that
tbe Deacon is a wise man and knows what
is what
CiBcrwLoctmox: She was asked what
she thought of one of her neighbors of
the name of Jones, aud with a knowing
look re 1 ed : "Why I don't 1 ke to say
anything about my neighbors, bnt as
to Mr. J one, sometimes I think, and
then again I don't know, but after all,
I rather guess he'll turn ont to be a
good deal such a sort of a man as I take
to be."
Skinny Man.
Wella'Healtli KeoewerTestores health and rliror
cures Ujapepaia, Impotence, Sexual Debliitj. f 1.
Kxtravaoajst boys: "Tans," exclaim
ed honest old Joliaun KattoOelsalad,
''yuug bet-biees h-f Rot iuto extra vaguut
noshuii". Ven I vos rung I rote on
blase foolis hness gap baper. Now my
poys rites on sehmall, golt-edge little
schraps, Tot post five times so mooch
as a big foolishness gap, und don't give
yon quarter so mooch room for ritin' as
dot good, ol'-faehnn foolishnecs gap."
Mr. J. Lc Cottte divides the history
of a mountain range into three stage:
First A stage of preparation by sedi
mentation the tmbiyonic period; sec
ond A stage of yielding to horizontal
- o - ..... . ., . . .1 u
nre ssnre (he period of mountain birth
l v,; a dnr,a r.f o, n.
sive degreefation or mountain decay,
posting gradually to what may be colled
the phaze of mountain death and fossil
iz ition.
The Governor of .North Carolina said to
tbe Governor of South Carolina: "Sir, the
best remedy in the world is Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup" and tbe latter seconded tbe
assertion.
Tiis floods in Europe: "Oh. dear !"
exclaimed Mrs. Feuderson, when she
read of the disaster to the City of Brus
sels, "and I was going to buy a new
carpet in the spring, and I suppose this
will make them awfully high."
For Tiilca Beadr,
Heavy Mnmachg, bilious conditions Welle' Ma
Api4e rVlsaiiU-bUioua, cathartic 10 and 25c
Gkkat things are expected from the
newly-elected officials a'l over the coun
try; but the general experience of tbe
people is similar to that of tbe lady who
paid So a dozen for Cochin China eggs,
bnt when she came to look iuto the nest
she discovered that they had hatched
out Muscovy ducks.
The advertisement of" th New Ye. k SCN
wliieh commences this week in our columns
will be continued for three months. The
Sun states that the circulation of its several
editions last year was M,Mu,U.iO, against
W.SJO.Ul'J the year previous. The Sum,
whila it furnishes a live and generally ac
ceptable newspacr at a very low rate, ex
pends a great dd of money lo advertise the
fact. This is oue of the secrets of its suc
cess. The Sits believes that every man
should subscribe for and liberally supixirt
his local newspaiier first and foremost.
Having done this conscientiously and faith
fully, it aavises all those who may wish to
supplement their town or county iiajn-r with
a metropolitan journal, to give The SI'S a
trial.
A l!uian traveler iu tte Malay pe
ninsula claims to have fonud in use
there the smallest "ooiu" in the worl 1.
It is m minute wafer made from tbe
juice of a tree. Its value is about tbe
millionth part of a d liar.
Mensman's Peptonized beef tonic, the
only preparation of beef containing its en
tire uuiritiuun uriiviuca. vubeiui I
Diood-makiug, force generating and life-1
sustaining properties; invaluable lor Indi
gestion, dyspepsia, uervouj prostration, and
all forms of general debility; also, in all
enfeebled conditions, whether the result of
exhaustion, nervous prostration, overwork
or acute disease, particularly it resulting
bom pulmonary complaints. Caswell,
Hazard A Co., proprietor, New York.
bold by ail druggists.
Matrhhig of colors by ordinal y arti
ficial light has been a difficult and nn
certain process. Beimann's Farber
Zeitnng strongly recommends the use
of the electric light, however in dye-
works, as it permits colors to be Com
pared as accurately as by daylight
fegcJmc
I am Now Using it Free1
ly in My Practice.
tt
FACTS TELL THE STORY."
avALTIMOke, MX, Jan. ST. 136,
Mr. IT. H. Ststtkh: llcrtnfir I h beo
ronjrij oppose.! &I1 prrrw;tar me'Iionf, bat.
mere is an exception to mot ru.. 1 irei iwu
niy preinajce &iraiat patent a.elK-ine4 n;u qiu
IVarfui Htiock in the ae of Hir VKiiETIK. and
hiM been compelled to five nay before the stronger
erttU'ime ofiu t. A.ut tiro Jtxm 1 waa in
litre! t give a fair trial of joor VKt.HUNK aa a
determent in aome Mrtimuui (Scrfui0i) caea of
bert"ltfrT trans miftion, attended witbswetlinjrof
me miipruuic iraola ant inta, canons ulcera
tions t tner, !). cun.HtituUonJ vp:uiuic taint,
am! in jiuttire, I feel 1 eFioulu te drrt-Iict to duty
aw i n lesmy lotne areat va;ne or vHir Mh-
Tl.NK. Wituna ejvvirfpiru I bare found It an ad-
tnir.ibe adjunct In tne rciiwval of tue above cn
rtituttonxi diAiurlmiva. 1 am now a-untf it freely
in my practice, I am aware ta.il I am render: n
myttelf amenable to the ch.trce of unprdVA-itMnal
con-iuct in thus om raging tiia rnlm of medical
etnics. in iiMtt-rli.ir a .o-ca.Jt-t O'uick .Vetltetne.
Tills w iuii!v Kat tell tlie rtorT. aa I I
ajrtin n-wn that VKi.El INK la a vainabie adjunct
lj wr JnftrTiH Htttau If th ia tt'siimonr to lia
Talue wul sHl otm more bottle. I hil feel that I
have doue aotne poor sufferer a Sauianun benefit.
iHira ver truly,
JAR Via K. WlUoi, M. Dt
I am Cured.
Boston, Marrti ??, 11.
Mr. n. R- Stvf!m lK-ar s.r: 1 auflVred from
Oi'uUr a rr.a while, and tne! motti every well-
known reiuedr to cure tne, but to no avail. At hial
1 boueht a bottle of litKi INK, which lielprd me.
and I cunuuuM lo nae it. Now 1 cu truthfully
fcaj i am perinan nt.y cureo.
lours Anr pectfntlT,
Mis 1 A- bitfONER,
I Uawt borne pL
Vcgctinc
D TBS BKST
SPBIN& MEDICINE.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
Remember Tula.
If jou are rick Hop Bitten will gurrlr aid Na
ture in making jou well whrn ill else fails.
If too ar costive or lypptic, or are suffering
from any other of the nnintrons diseases of the
rtomarh or bowel. It is joor own fault if t o re
main 111, for Hop Bitten ale a sovereign remedy
In all sues complaints.
If too are waiting awar with n form of K:d-
nejdiBeane, stop tempting Peath this moment,
and torn for a cure to Hop Bitten.
If you are alck w th that terrible sickness Nenr
oosnem, yon will Had a 'Balm In Gi'ead" in the
use of Hop Bitters.
ir you are a frequenter, or s reallent of a mia
matic ih-lru t, barri'ale yonr ayriem atra nxt the
arourpe of all enuiitrie tnaianal, epl.hr mic, l.tl
toni, and interm.ttent fevers by the nue of Hop
Bitten.
If you have rongh, pimply, or ea'low aklo, bail
breath, puns and achea, and feel nu.enile gene
rally. Hop B:ttera will give )oo fair vkin, rich
blond, and swreteM breaih, health, and ronifort.
In fhurt they cure a I !!; of the n'oni h,
Bowela, Binnd, Live, Nervea, Kidners, UrUlit'a
Disease. t-Viv U be paid for a caae tliey will not
cure or help.
That pour, bedridden. Invalid wife, flitter,
mother, or Uanghler, can lie made the picture of
health, by a Irw bottles of Hop Bitters, coating
but stride. Wul you let them suffer f
HAS BEEN PROVED
Th SUREST CURE for
K.DKEY DI2ZASES.
roea alama baok cr diaordercfl Txrtne rndl-
?mtethatyott axs aviotiaf THN DO HOT
HFHITATB; nae Kidney, wort at one, (drag.
Clata reaonxnead itiaad it will speedily over
coma the diaeaae and restore healthy action.
I ftriifiC For eomplainta pecoliar
M weoaJuiiJaiM, Kidney-Wort iawnawrpaaiedJ
aa it will act promptly and aa&ly.
Huai wa tovonr aer. saco aa wn
fltnersex. inonntinarme, retention ofnrtse,
brick dint or ronrdepaaita, and dnU dragfrine
paisa, iCl apeedily yield to ita earativa power.
15- BOLD Fx AT.r, DaUOOIBTS. PrieeSl. H
mAWEEK. a ilay at bomr H1t maite. Costly
onUUfrea. AioruMTBCakCtx, Aurusta. Ms.
Ttiaxi aatwrmt km wf vertfattnawaii
will eowlor av lavar si (tow ih axtser.
Ilnair w Ih swkllalaer fcy iwllws;
Ihsl lsy Bsssr that sxlireirilMBMisit ail
IB
tkla Mrasl,(UBlH PPU
Improved Fire Bar Iron tells ol a
ntw style fire-bar det ised V-y n Eng
lish inventor ti secure fniler combus
tion of i ui 1 The peculiar feature of
th bars is the shaj e of tne spaces
lelt lor tne air to pusi lujoum.
lnfse
! incToait nf heirjrr straight, are ef a wve
i-haped tora, the convex ports ot one
lar fitting into the corcave parts of the
adji ining oue, and the proper distance
being leajulated ly the width at the
ends in the usual way. Additional ob
long air-apaces are also provided, and
placed in the si acts lietwten the wave
shaped opemnps. The under sitle ol
the bars is made as thiu as possible, so
as to five the air ample inlet area; and
when they have to be fitted against the
sides of boiler flues, a set of tooth-like
proiectioLs is cast ou to the edge of Ue
outside bar. Any portion of tbe length
of these teeth can easily be cut off by a
ham-ner and chisel to effect the desired
fit. By the use of these bars the inveu
tor cli ires a la'ge saving iu fuel.
Female Ccmplalnta."
Dr. K. V. PlEKt E, Buffalo, 3 Y.: Deal
Sir t write to tll you what your "t avor
ite Prescription" lnw done for nin. I had
been a great stitlen-r from f.male com
plaints,, especially 'dr.icu'inc-down,' lor
over six years, during mu. li ol the tiuie un
able to work. I paid out hundreds of dol
lars without any benefit tin i "J"""
bottles of the Favorite l'res -ription,
i ns.-.r I -..1 anvtliini; do me Jo much
COai
in mv lile. 1 advise every sl. K IJHiy lilM
it Mi:s. EMILY IMHtADS,
M. liri.i.-s. Mi. h.
A great couutry; The ct nutry editor
now takes np his pen to say: '"We have
received from lien, rixetn reruns,
member of Coripress. several very valua
ble public documents, for which he will
Dlease accept onr thanks." Then he
lavs ii down acruiu and call out to the
office lioy: "Here, John, throw these
into the waste-paper barrel," adding to
himself: "Old junk's increasing pretty
fast these davs Great country ! Great
country !"
The Dead Cannot bi lEuIaed,
nor if yonr lungs are ba.lly wasted away
can vou be cured bv the u- of Ir. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery." It is, how
ever, uuequalled as a tonic, alterative, ana
nutritive, and readily cttres the most obsti
nate cases of bronchitis, concha, colds, and
incipient consumption, far suipassing in
efficacy cod liver oil. Send two stamps for
Dr. Pierce's pamphlet on Consumption ana
Kindred Atitctions. Address Woblb's
Dispensary Meoical Associatios,
liutl'alo, N. Y.
Eskbcise: "Fact is." said the physi
cian, you clou t taKe enonen exercise.
"Don't takeenoaeh exercise I" exiilaim
ed the patient in astonit-hnient. "Why,
doctor, I belong to the Episcopal
Church, and attend service every Sun
day, For heaven's fake, what more
would yon have ?"
Young and niilil! ngrd men stitVering
from nervous debility, premature old ajre,
loss of memory, aud kindred symptoms,
should send three stani)s fur Part II ol
pamphlet i.-viiied by World's lisjeiiHry
Medical Association, liun'alo, X. V.
m
UNCOssciors repartee: Uncle ick
(an eminent IV. A.) "Well, Johnny,
and what are y u going to le? ' John
ny "I shall be a juoce, like papa."
Uncle Dick "Ah ! but yon haven't
brains enorgh, my boy." Johnny
"Oh. then 1 11 Ih? an artist, like yon."
' Unbidden guests are o'ten weTcoai
est when they are fcone.' Dicae is an
unbidden guest which Kilney-Wort al
most invaria'i.'y "sho'vs the d wr." Here
U a case in p iint: "M ither hs recovered"
wrote an Illinois girl to her Eastern rela
tives. "She took bitters 'or a lon time
but without any enod. So when she beard
of tbe virtues of Kidney-Wort she got a
box and it completely cured her, fo that
she can do as much work aow as she cruld
before we moveu Wes. Since she got
well every one about here is taking it.
KSTlie Mcsrlet, Cnruinal Red, Old
Gold, Navy Blue, SeJ Drown, Diamond
Dyes gitre perfect resuTts. Any fashiona
ble color, 10 cents.
No accui.tm for t.istei: Whei
Brown, after eating a dinner at the res
taurant, asked the proprietor to charge
it, the latter sa;d he sh uM be glad to,
but he kept uo looks. "Keep no look!"
exe'aimed Bn.wn. "Xo." replied the
other, "there is no accounting for tastes,
you know at Ient. not iu this shop.
I'iitsf ed, J7ass . Srit. 2S, 1378.
5ibi 1 have tulten Hop Bitters and re-
coninrend Them li others, hs I fntmd thtm
very beneficial. J. V. 1ULLER,
Sec II ontrn't I'hrUtian Tenyxrance
Cniot.
A Vocation. First small evl: "I
know what I'm going to 1 when I grow
up I second ditto: " hut nie von
going to tie when yon grow up ?" First
small girl: "A widder!''
Ladies and children '8 !U and fhoe?
cannot run over if L,yoo s rateut Heel
Stiffcncrs are used
As we shall 15-Mie to cu'euJers foi
1883, pnrties who have sent a three cent
stamp tor one will please call at this
ofllce and indentify their property.
M ilsna, chills, positively cured by
Emory's Standard Cure I'ill. Their equal
unknown, suaar-co-itcf'; no pripng. 2-jc
nuADACHK. Dr. Haley savs that, a?
a rule, a dull, heavy headache, situated
over tne brows and accompanitd by
langmo, cbil mess, and a feeling of gen
eral discomfort, with a distaste ior food
which sometimes approaches to nsnsea.
can be completely removal in about
ten minntes, by two grain doses of io
dide of potassium dissolved iu half
wiueglasslul of water, this lieing sipped
so lht the who e quantity may be con
sumed ill about teu minutes.
Chrolilbion c- liars and cff fr grnilr
m"n f.re easily wasneo, an I tn nol te j ure
rouing.
Carahel. To make caramel, pnt in
to a porcelain sanco-pan say I'.'.lf
pound of suf&r and a tablespoonful ot
water, bur it constant v over the fire
nntil it has a bright, dark-brown color,
being caretul not to let it burn or black
en, Iben aud a teacupfnl cf water and
a little salt; let it boil a few moments
longer, cool and strain it. Put it away
in a close corked bottle, and it is always
ready for coloring soups.
Drugirists sn:l i hysicinns reco-nniei d
and prest ril e dia E. rinkha u s V ecets-
ule. Compound for all feaiuie c implaintp.
Lemon juice, used as a gargle, is said
by a French physician to be a specific
against diphtheria and similar throat
troubles, which he has successfully nsed
for eighteen years.
Dr. Kline's Ureal. Kerve Restorer Is the
marvel of the ae for all nerve til aw. Ail
fits stooped free. teod to 931 Arch street'
PnlLuleipnia, Ha.
Catsnnk pepper sprinkled abundantly
over yonr breakfast and dinner plate
will sometimes be sufficient in itf lf to
cure stomach cold, of which a Ioore,
hoarse cough is a prominent symptoa.
"Bat Cough Batsta m ins World." Try It.
Price 10c It. W. Kinsman A Co., Augusta, Mtuoe.
A tkaspooxftt, ot spirits of ammonu
added to the rinse water will make rus
ty black goods look as good as new.
That Husband ct Mine,
Is three time the man he waa before he begin,
using H elia' litallh Kenewer. $1. liruigi-ta.
In Gnat Britain and Iriltnd there
are new twenty street raJ ways bt-I unit
ing to the 1 cal authoiities, th totsl
length of which is more than 150 miles
and the cost a little over $9,000,001).
The 413 miles of road belonging to pri
vate individuals cost considers! ly over
$30,000,000.
GREAT
RE!
FOR. jGLZN.
CUKES , .
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatica,
LDmt90. Backache. Headacke. Toothache,
ssrTlirml.Sw'l- ". Brwtoaw.
Bwrsis. Semi. I ns4 ttilva.
aa att oisia buuili row ao in.
Sstssr Drnu an Um-rrmrmT"'- Ftrtj Casus kstila.
THE t'H KI f. A- HSiKI.KR T.
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LYDIA E. PlflKHAWI'S
.VSSSTAELIi! COIITCUITI?,
J. a PottTe Puts
r If ilup.l.ral Csawlslsta mm West
ssessasMSt tsssrbsst fcsMtU rwlalKi
It wlU ems aatlnlr wont form st fsaisls C
ptaiDte,allovsifeatnmMsa.InBasuustlr sntf Tlcsra
tloo, Falllnc and lxirsinl, asd Iks eosstqssoi
Eplnsl TTiailnsa. slid la rtlcularlr aJailU to th
Chsmrs of Llfs.
It will dlaolv sn.lsipslrnsvwsfrsmthostsrtahl
aa oarly stacsor diHi. 1 ho ts.tss7 loess,
rrous liumotatlioroiseUicked rj siwedil J l5 IU ssa.
It reoOTafslotSii.aatulsey. dostroraall ersrtoc
foratlmnUnta. asd rellM wsaknsat of Ihm stonscs.
It rara Bkistlfic. nesdaehoa. Ksnooa ProstraUoa,
Coasral DobUltr, Sltlinssi, bcssssa sad ladl-
sMtioa.
Thai fstltna; of bsartnc dowo. easwns' pala.wlht
and barksrba. la alaaro isnsusrllj eursd r Ita ssa.
It will at all Urssa sod ssdsrsllciniiisstaariaaet la
barmonr wlththoUwsOiatitaorslfcorsBisloaTi
For tho roroor Ktdner ConiplainU of aitlxr aaa thai
CotoDoand la BTiaarrs-wd.
I TBI E. MStllAWS TECETABIE
ro L D is prepared at d asd IU Woatera ATsmas,
LjBii.Kaa, Print!- S'a bottloafor $i Snt bj mmll
In the form of pills, alio la tbo form of losncea, oa
neoipt of prico, 1 per boa foraitbor. atra. Finkhssi
frsaiTaMwaraaUlettoraof laqnirT. Ssd tor passs-
loC Addroa aa abOTo. Hcsftos Hum rusr.
F, fa-i.Hr ahoiiM bo witboot LTDIA E. PirXHAlTS
LIVER riTJJ. Thr enro conatipatlos.
sad torri'tity of th liver, fa costs por Sox.
sold 'l Irrwarcisls. -S
RHEUMATISM
Aa It ia Ut a-i ths pauifal diseases of tlka
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
It ciMniM th. avntem cf th ttmA -nnimrm
tht eanes Vx clrrndTtu muHenmx which.
THOUSANDS OP CASES
of the worst forms cf this tembia rli
tmv9 been qnicx.iT relieved, mud in tUiort timet
PERFECTLY CURED.
nsmc. i i"ii iioa Bar. ol vt Acrccisrs.
44 l-rnr. rn hv siaiL
WEtJ.n. RICTIA 3DSOV Co.. l-fi-Tlnr V
& U U r S I .AV Mil. . mi. JN
o.trn
llTEf
Inrallda w!in are reeoTenn Tttal irtamlnA, declare
m uraiei.ii ufrmameir appreciation or tl.e merits
a a tonic .f liiwtttrr a Storuaen Bittt-ra. N.ii
onlr it.-a it tmp.irt stretijpS to the weak, but a
slixxiirrtTiaan irr. irnlar a.-l.l state of tue motnarh,
makes the tKrwi-U :t at ppper Interrsla, Hives
rar 10 irjo-e wno aimer irom raeumatic anil kuv
per mtntnes, and oinnera aa well aa preTeata
Mr. ii situ K ur.
"t ta.e t'j ail Prusgists and Dealers jvnerally.
STOPPED FREE
alS, KLINE'S GREAT
II Nerve Restorer
ZtW aii BtLAiJi iid N'kjla
TiojisftiTs.Krn.KarsT.trtc INFALLIBLE if takcm
i dirtM-t-r. oriUaWirrWifVi'- TretvUW 4
trial hrxtV fr to 1 it CaM,thy rarin tjrwm
hrtr- hi..whes, rMivd. S. airni,P.t UMi
-vprv-Ma-liirci. wT xfr:9l to 1) KI IN L.H.I ArrW
ScJ'l.iUJa.l'a. Oct t. BTKt framl
iCR w,,! ,n T'm wn. Terms and a ontfl'
wVUfFTo. Aikirwa H. Hai.i.itti:Il. ljrualKLMe
IMITATION STAINED GLASS.
JntiwcnhiWT heantifuL iMr arphed to window
i r-Ti', rini! I
r-n-.. ianil ltw.t: "-c in Main
-RtLU. In i
tty 6iu.iwi tfiivenmtfnt otti'-iain an citizmn. Karr
CHrMToroti mokt ubMTitiotiiic. XwiRih.
huwuui tit-nuu. 1. m. Jl MHI1 1L. I'IiIa!.. I'm.
OOUSOiFTiOfJ.
Inavo a -ittv. r.ruuj r tuoabuvo dlarss; bjra
tt'. nt eaaj ot tho worm kind ana of kmc-
tsadlna naTs ormn fated. Ir.lefJ. wo irn r 1. T faits
In It llicstT, that 1 will pen TWO BOTn.fcS FK.E, t.
r-tbr with a TALL'ABLs 1 KKATIftK on tliia ill! m.t.lu
sbjasJorvr. GlroSnrmM atxl r. O. .Mnn
I", kijw- s. in rrlfe.ltTgr-
Osr Watrkral liaanllaa ssst raHhfal
tevtur Restore si to artira lsrtT As'ai.
Mm. Uckbt A. WiTU. of tho eitr of Prori-
dVnoe. H. I., for mauy year the f .tthf ul and vigilant
Burnt wau-hman of tna H- nt w sov Compsn j'a
vorTextouaiTOostabliAimrnt. hiriisr been eoaflooil
to hu h nne ssveral wo,ik. by a rorr dUtroaainir 111
nas,onioaruinjrhiaaiitoa train a rails himself ot
Una earlr ot'p irtuaity for atatirur briefly a taw plain
facta. Ur. Waterman an:
"A fa ruxotha t- I wat tUc-n diwn with a arrer
ficknoaa, which ennflne.1 me to tbe hrue otnte a knit
time, and much of tbe time I wax o Tory lame auto be
nnab.o to walk and my left IraM rom the hip to the toes,
borame nontroav nwoIWa. and I suffered extrame
l from the constant intense nslna Drod tired be ma
rnat lnfl imtnatieo. I was tryina the Tariona aoaUed
oarea all tna tuna, and w is aniW tha treatment of a
pny4etan irren weeks but mttttur no anbaranrlal ts,
1 of. At this time an old-tliue f rrsuJ, a police officer,
ealkd np-si ma, and d riua our ennversation uv
fonned ma of tbe rrest heueflt which he had obuined
by the uss of Hnnt'a Kotnedr. and aeired ms to try It.
bo eaisiuereil it wonderful me id no. I com
menoed takin Hunfa fiVmotlr. turiua; ery little
uiui uia n would do much lu aneh a stubborn aaa
as mine, but my dmbt was soon dinpelled. for befora
I bad taken one bottle I hva to rot better, ths so
Tere pains disappeared, tha aw-iilea mtually de.
i m "ixrt, an-l srw otco wed to onuttntw tha
nae of tbo Kemetly. and the lmproTetnent tomy health
ermtinnea; my appetite la r vd. I hare reralned my
streurth,and I am now performi'? aran my dtitioa
aa a watchman at the foundry. Eary nurht I ro np
and down 9'a'r. aiore than one hundred times and ata
In rood enndition. and feel that my recore-y ia due w
Hunt's lUmetly aiuua. Mr aarara alciuew aud terri
bly swouen In was canned by the diseased suus of my
kidneys, anl I thnk tt la a m sa raloaU
that will so apeettily relist and cure such a seven
aa mine. I therefor most eneerfuilT nam.
mend Hunt'a Remedy to all afflicted with kidner our
aaers, sa I kuow it to be a safs and nUabt nwdicuis.
i soriuaacs. Isxamber ft. lees."
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