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"A one-armed man for em rgencies
every time," exclaimed an old railroad
ollicial in the beat of an argument on
tl s prevention of collisions and other
accidents. "I never knew one to fail
iu time of danger. Tbe loss of an arm
Been.8 to iucreaae their wits, and I can
name several instances of their elisplay
of serve and invention wben other men
were of no use. Do yon remember
Boss Marehman? No? Well, I'll tell
yon tbe kind of a fellow be was wben
Le worked under me on tbe Piedmont
Air-Line road.
"There if, not fur from tbe' SontU
Carolina Jiue, a small town called
feewaiiee. It is several Lotus' ride from
Atlanta, Ga.. and contains about 500
eple. Tbe telegraph operator at tbe
depot is Bbitiou agent, express agent,
ticket agent, trackman and porter. la
fact, be runs tbe whole business, and
Lis is a ret-ponuible position. He often
works all day and all night, and it is a
(train to keep' np with tbe work in tbe
hVBj season, lioss Marehman was tele
Rrapb operator and so-forth at Sewanee.
lie was about 22 yers old, aud bad lost
Lis ngbt arm. How in the world be
ver njaiaged to rerforni his multiplic
ity of duties is a mystery, but be was
sever found wanting in any of tbe quali
fications necessary to a snooeesful ao;
I'cmplislnieLt of tvery task. We all
A-ad ccLhdi-i.ce in Alarccman. une
bigLt in November, lbb'2, be was sitting
baif siJlid over bis key, worn out with
:atigue, nben be was aroused by near-
iuk biniself called by tbe traia-Uia-
iiatclitr. lie altered, and the loliow
we order came over the wires: 'Side
track, So. 12. north bound, Swanee, 1
a, xu. Hold for txtra Io. 3, south
bound, a. m,' There was nothing
uansual iu the order. Marehman
O K'd' it and made tbe necestary pre
parations for nagging down d. 12,
wLicb. being a through freight, did not
stop at way ttilin unlets signaled to
do so.
''The nii.Lt was dark and stormy, and
tbe wind blew in gusts, cliiviug the
rain into tvery crack and en vice. The
track from the north past the rUt;oil nal
a heavy down-grade, and it was tbe
custom for engineers to b.ow a loug
blai-t on tbe whittle, wLen their tram
crot-sed the suuimit. some half a mile
away. No, 12 was on time, aud when
Slarchman beard the llut be too b.s
lantern and went out ouktue track. The
lieaeihght rose over the summit like a
full moon climbing tbe hills, and Hashed
down tbe rails. The rain came uown in
torrents, the wind whistled past the
comers of the fc.tut.on with an ominous
sound, the train came thundering n
Maicimun raited bis lantern and bwung
it acioss the track, but betore the nijjuil
could Le given a ntlul gust of .ui put
out tbe iiuht, Tbe Uaiii was Lot lo
hundred arus oil' aud bad not bIjC
entd its tj eed. There was no Luu to
get another lump, it w as a moment ol
horror to tbe poor operator. No. 3,
with its treigbt ol pastengers, Tias com
ing just beond the lowx the two
trains would meet collision destruc
tion deulb all patstd btl ore blsniUid
like a flask of lightning, lie felt the
quivering of Uiu ties beneath bis leet
as be stoocl in tbe (.lre ot the light
now fear) uliy out!, buaoe-nly bis hand
sought his pocket; there was a tl.i-sli, a
sharp rip rl of a pistol, and a bu.lei
went c:ath ng through the Leadiigut.
Tbe htn p was ex lngi.i-.Led, aud as the
engine parsed him, Jiarhmau turiW
bis pistol lnlo ibe cab wi'nluw.
'Veii,Uie train was slopped, and the
oonunc.or toning foiwaidto see wta.
was wrong, reucned Marehman just lti
time to receive bis orders when the lat
ter, overcome with the teirible strain,
fell to the ground. Tne train was inn
into a siding, and No. 3 dashed by at
tbe rate of about forty miles an hour.
Not a pustenger dreamed ot what had
happened.
Ol course," centinued the official,
"we remembered Marehman in a sul-
stantlal way. That one arm, though,
was the making of him."
The Weather Reeurda.
Can you tell me w hether there w.is a
fret ou the Uiorniu of Oc.ober 27,
lN5l?" asketi a visitor o tie-geaut Line,
ol the signal tervice In I'hllaik lphia.
The sergiaut turned to tne lecord and
read: "October 27, l&SI, light lrost,"
"A suit has lieeu begun against the
Woodland avenue road," said the visi
tor, lor $10,000 damages, which be
claims to have tut tamed by leirg
knocked down on tbe morning of that
date by a Weod'und avenue cjr, mia we
wish to know the probable condition ot
tbe track at that time. Xoa see it is
much easier to stop a car when the
track is dry than w htn it is covered with
frost, and we shall use the signal service
report to trove Uie condition of the
track."
"Do you have many such applLatioi s
lo: the use of the records as tit tirnuuv ? '
asked a Press reporter as soon as the
visitor bad withdrawn.
"Any amount of tiiem," said the ser
g ant, "and it gets me in a good deal ol
tr.aible. l'ou see tbe War Department a
orders are that tbe records shall be kit t
private and not used lor any purpose,
suce as lor testimony. Ibe jueige gen
erally wdl insn-t that he Las authority
to older the records into court, audi
am made a football for tbe court and
the authorities at Washington. If 1
ielus to bring tbe records into court
they can line me lor contempt, aud if I
do bring thela in the men at Washing
ton aie liable to bear of it and make
it very lu.ere-ting to me because ot dit
obedience of oidirs. The records of
the Signal Bureau veiy often prove val
uable testimony. A lew years ago a
eca-oldlug loaded wnb ice fell on a man
and broke bis leg. Alter lsying arouud
for a year, tillable to work, be sued tbe
contractor vbuhad built the scatfolumg
was no fanlt of the builder. On an
other occasion," coLtumed Line,
girl tlipped in front ol a st re ou tbe
snow anu broke her leg. 8he sued the
owner lor damages for not keeping bis
walks in couution. Of ail the Iviug 1
ever heard the testimony in that trial
proved tbe Worst. The" witnesses ou
one side swore that there bad been no
snow or ice lor two weeks previous lo
tbe accident, while those for the plain
tiff swore it had bee n sLOwin for weeks.
Tbe reooids were brought into court
and ptoved conclusively tnat it had been
uowdig."
Dr. Janits Croll opiioses the tnoory
that tbe lee-fchtet which perpetually
coyers to lare a part ol Greenland is a
consequence of the elevation of the
laud, as no inteiior ruouma n range nor
very high land hi.s been reported. He
regaids as very piobablo tLe opinion,
expressed by Giese. ke and by Dr. liou
ert lirown, that the country is really a
collection of ish.nds lused together by
ice. He alto considers that the Ant
aictic 'tontnent, like Greenland,
cemj rites a number cf rather low is
lands, bound U getlier by an ioe -sheet
coveiing tlx oiea of about 4 500,000
square miles. '
A macbint s animal bodies are great
ly nip nor to aitSuial engine . The
tuiau tcgine, according to Mr. E.
JoLdct, is capable of converting inlo
work Jets than 10 lr cenf, of tbe total
entr y i epitsented by its full ; tbe can
ton Kives seventeen per cent ; the hu
man body, twenty-one per cent.; tmd
the bt d.es of seme of the lower inn,H
especially of insects, a much greater
perctn aye.
The human mind is like the ground
w hich acquires a quality according to
Ibe pains bestowed on its cultivation.
AXrKICUl TURK.
Whei a wool glower sends samples
of his wool to a commission agent or
wool buyer, requesting quotations or
bids lor wool, if ne desire any satis
factory information returned, the sam
ples must be fairly selected, so that the
of tbe chr. and not tho very
best portion, be used as the guide. If
a propel average selection m uuuu
wool grower will be better satisfied
when the transaction is complete, and
tbe buyer or agent will not have reason
to complain that the quotation or bid
was made under a ialse impression, based
nnnn f h et.ctiou of choice portions of
the clip. Quite a number of Bam pies
are sent to the diflerent markets mro
the mails, and very often when the clips
follow only a very small portion is found
to be equal to samples and tbe bulk is
sold at low figures.
flcman $ Rural makes a good point
in rerurd to the butter yields of Doted
oows, in the fellow lng words : " While
the Jersey breeders are Living ao mucn
attention to the quautity of butter.their
favorite produce, it is to be hoped they
will not tail to impress the upon the
public mind the facts in relation to its
quality. If a cow can produce fourteen
pounds of butter .er week, worth, say,
4.20. tbe fact is worth making known.
If tho can produce ten pounds per
week, which, because of its superior
delicacy of flavor and pleasing aroma
and appearance, will sell readily for 42
cents per pound, surely the lact is also
worth proclaiming.' It is due more to
quality than tjuantitv that value is
placed on tbe products of the dairy.aud
if we can improve an animal in the val
ue of its product the gain is as great as
if the quantity is increased.
Thb butter crop of Vermont is esti
mated at 27,000,000 pounds half a
pound for each man, woman and child
in the United States. The butter crop
of lows is estimated at 100,000,000
pounds, or nearly two pounds for each
individual in the country. . Vermont is
one of the old dairy States. For years
her products have had a National and
indeed, a European reputation. The
'airy interest of Iowa has grown up
within about a dozen years. In 1SS1
her butter product was estimated at
50.CO0.OOO pounds ; double during the
last two years, as it did from lt79 to
1881. ll this rate of increase is main
tained what will be the products of our
Western dairy belt wben South Minne
sota and the "regions beyond" are
fully developed.
Manure is, " first, last, and all the
time," the foundation of profitable gar
dening. While all else is dormant the
heap cf fertilizing material should be
growing. All home sources should bo
made the most of. Herses should, if
pcssible, be bedded with leaves.for the
sake of the manure pile. If cattle are
fed ou corn fodder, by all means cut it,
if not for the good of the animals, at
leatt for that of the manure. Arrange
to have the chamber slops, and all
kitchen refuse not needed by pigs or
poultry, go to the pile.
The Voice. A fact that should be
borne in mind by those engaged in
horse training is that tho horse has a
very acute laculty for understanding
and interpreting the tones of the voice.
If you talk corfidently, tke animal ac
quires confidence ; if your voice shows
tear, he notices it and is afraid. Talk
kindly to your horse, and be sure he
understands the meaniDg of the tone if
not of the words.
PlxLliAS, Illinois, built on a flat
prairie, has a sewerage system that
centres in sunken tanks, from whiob,
through a 20-iuch main, the sewage is
pnmued to a farm three miles away.
Tbe system cost SSO.OOO, and the farm
is said to yield a profit of nearly 11 per
cent, per annum on that amount.
Limk aud Hot, A N'ew York paper
says Uiat lime seems to be a preventive
ol rot in potatoes in the cellar. Some
potatoes that were rotting and Wt-re
picked out of a heap of forty or fifty
bushels were put into a corner and well
dusted wilh air-slacked lime. Thev
stopped rotting i t once, and the decayed
parts are now dried up.
Two fields, lying side by side, were
sown in wheat. One was ploughed and
harrowed the UiUal way, while the
other was harrowed five times. The
result was that the latter gave seven
Dusneis more to tne acre thn the for
mer. Tub best orcbaidists agree that the
orcnard snonid lie cultivated and crop
ped occasionally, believing that it is
kx-tter that the land should be exhaus
ted a trifle tLan that tha
should Leccme what is termed hide
bound. Toad raiting is a profitable Australian
icdiistry. Tbe creatures are produced
for tbe London markets, where they
are rold for S15 or 20 per hundred, and
are bonght by eardeners and acn'eni.
turalista for use in destrovinar obnoxi
ous insects.
Mb. A. S. Fcixeb. a Klriili-nt f
American agriculture, claims that in a
lew years me Colorado beetle will no
longer be a terror to potato growew.but
there is enough of the original stcok left
in the Kooky Mountains to fnllv
all demands.
Js Dundee, Scotland, a dairyman
was recently lined 5 for gelling milk
which had been kent in a ;n
which bis son was confined by scarlet
fever. Seventeen persons who used the
milk were attacked by scarlet fever and
four died.
Kansas farmers have found tho am
ber sugar cane so profitable that its
syrups will supersede the less saccha-
niue glucose that has been largely made
in that State,
Faxuebs should ratfiA I huir nn fun.
and garden seeds as far as possible. Be-
eivc a lew oi tne best plants of every
kind and catber tha HAMlla WWin 4rvn
placing them in little paper bags, care
iuii j luoeieu.
A COERTKPOXDMXT RHYS tlmf r.onj.1.
trees raised from tbe seed on the spot
wnere tney are to grow, and budded
there, live locser and
fruit, and are surer bearers than those
tranxplanted.
AecorGiiia to a Ktnfpm r.t 111 Taannl.
papers, a professor in the Faculty of
Sciences in Marseilles has lately made
some CUrions fTrtpnmcnl j-.n i
Vi inn lajlB
of tbe lines between Marseilles and
ljnac. All the rails laid down for
some time past
at both ends into powerful maguets,c-
yaoie oi attracting and retamiug iron
keys and even tLLier nirraa nf imr, it
the lails are removed they still retain
for some time their magnetic force, and
eventually loee it, but gradually. The
mane fjiCe w only noticeable when
the fish-plate have been removed. Hut
such magneto power sboull originate
in rails is accounted for by the frictiou
produced y the wheels running over
the line. This force must necessarily
exercise a a dutiry inflnecce on ti e as
tbility of the line by increasing the ad
hesion of the wheels to theraila.
DOMESTIC.
A delicious case tor layer cake is
made by taking two whole eggs and
the white of the third egg; beat the
whites and one large cup of sugar un
til light, then add half a cup ot butter
and beat all until light, then put in
half a teacupful of sweet milk. Put
the baking powder with the flour, m
about the proportion of two teaspoon
fuls of powder to two cups of flour. Stir
this in a little at a tune, and give It all
a good beating before putt ing it in the
tins; flavor to suit yourself. It is a good
plan wben making nice cake to bake a
little bit of the dough in a patty pan,
before trusting the rest of it iu the
oven; then you can see if it needs any
attention. Sometimes the flour and
sugar vary in thickening qualities, aud
exact results cannot be obtained with
out this precaution. If the cake is too
light, add a little flour, carefully sifted
in. If it w tough a little milk and a
trifle of shortening may be added.
A kick pudding is made of one cup of
butter, one cup of sugar, one cup of
sweet milk, one cup of cooking molas
ses, three en pa of flour, three eggs, one
large tables poonful of ground ginger,
two tablespoonf uls of cinnamon, half a
grated nutmeg, two teaspoonfuls of
baking powder. Cream the butter and
sugar, add the yolks of the eggs, beat
the whiles to a stiff froth and put in a
little of the egg, and then some flour,
so on until it is all disposed of; then
put in the milk, molasses and spice.
The baking powder should be sifted in
with the flour; add a teaspoonful of
salt, fiake slowly in a hot oven.
Serve with lemon sauce made thus: put
two tablespaonfuls of butter, eight
tablespoonf uls of sugar and two eggs
into a bowl aud beat until like cream,
grate the rind of one lemon and add
ith tbe juice, stir thoroughly, and stir
in slowly four tablespoonf uls of cream;
now set "the bowl containing this mix
ture in a vessel of hot water on the
atnva lt tlilH rook Until it looks cloSST
and smooth, then set it away to cool,
as it should be cold wnen served.
"Mabblk Mantels' is informed that
an ebon stain makes a very good finish
to her old white marblo mantel shelf,
"which is now out of keeping witn the
rest of the room." Ton can have the
register and front rsmoved, and even
tbe arched opening whioh is left looks
very well if you have the fireplace
lined with red brick, set with dark
mn.-tar. Tin not have an iron-back put
in, as they do not look well with a
round-top opening,and are not uie uest
fin-ih oviiii with & 4nnare onanincr in the
mantel- The brick lining makes a good
contrast with the black mantel-shelf
and jambs. Lambrequins for tne man
tel sra tint now in fashion, although
all the handsome old oues nisy be re
tained. Tne nard-woou iasuuon uas
iiancribl nil (lint and von naed no
draperies over a black wooden mantel
and ebomzed marble oue.
"Ba3Iiso 'Bkcshk3. -Baste your turkey
with a glazier's paint brush or else
with a bit of cotton cloth tied to the
end of a ttick. This distributes the
gravy better than a spoon does. The
ordinary glaziers brush in various
sizes is of much use ia the kitchen,
either for mixing cake, instead of a
spoon, in icing cake; in greasing cake
pans.especially the fluted Turk's-heads.
la busting poultry the surface is more
neatly covered, and, in mixing cakes
you can blend the ingredients more
lightly with a brush than a spoon.
A pelicatb way to serve oysters is to
cook them in a little water with butter
and salt to suit the taste, then toast
some thin slices of bread, and put a
layer of oysters well-seasoned between
two slices. Oysters prepared in this
way make a delicious entree to be sent
to the table with game of any kind;
scald a dozen oysters in their own
liquor, if possible, if not in a little
water well raited, then skim them out,
put a tablespoonful of butter, a gill of
cream, the juice of half a lemon, and a
teaspoouful of flour In a sauce-pan on
the back of the stove; then when it is
hot add a well-beaten egg; when this
thickens pour this over the oysters,
which you have already placed in a hot
dish.
The sauce accompany the pudding,is as
follows: 1 wo teaspoonfuls of cornstarch,
two tnblespoorifuls of water, half a pint
of milk, two ounces of lump sugar, the
yolks of two fresh eggs, a small pinch
of nutmeg, a tablepoonful of fruit jelly;
mtx tbe cornstarch smooth with the
water, and beat the ei;gs up thoroughly
with it; dissolve the sugar in the milk
and make it boiling hot, pour it gently
into the eggs and cornstarch, then stir
the whole over the fare until it has the
the thickness of cream; take it ofl
and mix iu the cider, stirring all the
time; serve in a butter boat.
Tkebb have been many recoipts for
Christmas pudding since the first in
vention, and almost every house
keeper has her own views upon the
subject, and thinks that no other cau
equal hers. Very many people err up
on tne side of spice, making the pud
ding taste strongly of it, whereas a
proper plum pudding bIiouIJ have no
one predominant flavor.
Pulverized alum possesses the prop
erty of purifying water. A large spoon
ful stirred iuto a hogshead of water
will so purify it that iu a few hours the
dirt will all sink to the bottom, and it
will oe as fresU and clear as spring
water. Four gallons may be purified
by a teaspoontuL
To make lime water: Half-a-pound
of unslacked lime slacked in one gal
lon of cold water. Stir it well, and let
it stand twenty-four hours. Skim it,
pour off the clear water, bottle and
cork welt
White sauce is made of clear stock
from veal or fowls. This is boiled with
lemon peel,x onion, pepper, nutmeg,
salt, parsley thyme and a little lean
bacon; and when properly cooked it is
strained and thicknal with i.mi.
kneaded in flour. A little lemon iuice
may be stirred into it before serving.
To clean brass, dissolve a half-ounce
of xalio acid (a deadly poison,) In
some soft water, aav hnlf.a-t.mii.rnl
and wash the brass with the solution
wniou wut remove tbe tarnish. Then
rinse with clear water ami nnliuh siih
emery powder or chamois skin or a
r T i.
DVII t ClOIU.
To chop suet, sprinkle flour oyer it
while chopping, which will prevent the
pieces from adhering to the knife.
Tike Paris oorTsr.onint nf tha 1 sin.
dou lelf graph says that when the Con
tinental Hotel there was receutly light
ed up for the first tune under the aura
svutem the arnrAtt fltvtno I
brought to oue of tbe dours of tbe hotel
in a cart. Communication with the
candelabra in the largest room of the
first floor was established in a few mo
ments in t je presence of some 300 yisi-
tOra. MtllT nf thftAA V-n..f 1
j www f.wc-wua icihwu
journeyed to the Aro de Tnomphe and
back in a tram car propelled by electri
city. suDDlied in tl.A islUimu nnnn
lators, by way of testing the availability
of the power thus stored.
Spurious nickels are about in
large numbers.
A MODEM KESUEEECTIOS.
A " Miracle that Took Tlac e Id ur
Miilst Unknown to the Public
Tbe De-tails iul'ull.
(Detroit Freerre-)
One of the moat remarkable occurrences
ever given to the public, which took placa
here in our midst, has Just come to our
knowledge anil will undoubtedly awaken
as much surprise and attract as great at
tention as It baa already in newspaper cir
cles. The facts era, briefly, as follows :
Mr. William A. Cromlio, a jounir mm
formerly residiuif, at Cirmirg'iam. a suburb
of Detroit, and njw HvIdh at 287 Michigan
Avenue in this city.can truthfully siy that
he baa looked into the future world and
yet returntd ro this. A representative ol
this paper his in: er viewed him upon this
iaiporant subject and his experiences are
given to the pubic for tha that time. He
said:
"I had been having most peculiar scnsal
tions for a lone while. My bead felt dul
and heavy; my eyesight did not feeui so
Clear as formerly; my appetite was uncer
tain and I was unaccountably tired. It was
an effort to arise In the morning and yet 1
could not slf ep at nL;ht. My mouth tasted
badly, I bad a faint all gone sensation in
the pit of my sioma-jh that fold did not
satisfy, while my hands and feet felt cold
and clammy. I wai nervous and Irritable
and lost all enthufia m. At times my heal
would seem to whirl and my heart palpita
ted sernb'y. I had to energy, do ambi
tion, and I sieined inilifferent ot the pres
ent end tcoaghilcss for the f ature. I tried
to shake the teelinz off and persuade my
self it was simply a cold or a little malaria.
But it would not ga I was determined
IX to give up. and so tinu passed a smg
and all the while I was ge tinj worse. It
was about this time that I noticed I had
begun to bloat fearfully. My lbnbs were
swollen ( that by pressing uiy finders
upon them deep depresaona would be
made. My face also began to enlargj,and
0 ntinued to until I could scarcely see out
of my eyes. One of my friends, describ
ing my appearand at that time, said : "It
U an animated tomettting, but 1 sboold
like to know wbat.' In th:s c niiti.n 1
passed several weeks of the greatest agony.
"F.nally, one Sutuidiy night, the mis
ery cubuiuated. Mature could tn lure no
more. I became Irrational tnl n pirent.y
Inse. sibie. Cold sweat ga here! on my
foreLcad; my eyes became lazed ani my
throat rattled. I seemed to lie in another
sphere and with other surroundings I
knew nothing of whit cc:uncdaioundnie
although I have since lea ned ,t was con
sidered as death by those who stood by. It
was to me a quiet state, and yet one of
great agony. 1 was helpless, hopeless and
pain was my only ornpauioa. 1 remem
ber trying to see wbat was bjyond me, but
the mist before my eyes was too ureal. I
tried to reason, but 1 bad lo t all p iwer.
1 felt that it was death, ani realzed how
terrible it was. At last the strain upon
my mind gave way and a 1 wag a blank.
How lon this continued I do not know,
but at hist 1 realized the presence of frlen Is
aad recognized my mother. 1 then thought
it was eattu, but was not certain. I grad
ually regained con9cioasnes5,bowever,aii4
the pain lessened. I found that my friends
had, during my unconsciousness, been
giving me a pkp.irati n I had never taken
betore, and the next day, under the influ
ence of this treatment, the bleating begaa
to d (appear and from that time on I stead
ily improved, tn'.il to-day I am as well as
ever bet. re in my life, have no traces of
the terrible acute Blight's disease, which
so nearly killed me, and all through the
womterful mstrJinentality of Warner's
Safe Cure, the rmedy that brought me t
life after 1 was virtually tn another world.'
You have hid an urusial experience,
Mr. Crcmbie, sid the wri er wbo had
been brta hlessly listening to the recital
Ifes. I think 1 have." was the reply,
and it has been a valuable lesson to me. I
am certain, though, there are thousands ot
niea and woaien at this very moment who
have the s ime ailment which came so near
ki llng me, and they do not know it. I
believe kidney disease Is the most decep
tive trouble in the worlX It comes like a
thief in the night. It has no certain eymp
ton, but seems to attack eica one differ
ently. It is quiet, treacherous, and all tbe
more dangerous. It is killing more people,
to-day, than any other one complaint. If
I had the power I would warn the entire
world against it and urge them to remove
It from the system before it is too late.'
One of tbe members of the firm of
Whitehead 4 Mitchell, proprietors of the
Birmingham Eccentric, paid a fraternal
visit to"thi8 office yes'eniav, and In the
course of conversation, ilr. Crombie's
name was mentioned.
"1 knew about his sickness, said tke
editor, and his remarkable recovery. I
had his obituary all in type and announced
la tbe Eccentric that be could not live
until its ccx. issue. It was certainly a most
wonderful case,"
llev. A. R. Bartlett, formerly pastor of
the M. K. Church, at Birmingham, and
now of Schoolcraft, Mich., in response to
a telegram, replied:
"Mr. W. A. Crombie, wa a member of
my congregation at tbe time ot his sickness.
Tbe prayers ot the church were requested
for him on two different occ-sions. 1 was
with bun the day be was reported by hit
physicians as dying, and consider bis re
covery almost a miracle."
.Not one person tn a million C7er comes
so near death as did Mr. Crombie and then
recover, but tbe men and women wbo are
drifting toward tbe same end, are legion.
To note the slightest symptoms, to realize
their significance and to meet them in
time by the remedy which has been shown
to be most efficient, is a duty from which
there can be no etc tpe. They are fortu
nate wbo do this; they are on the sure road
to death who neghct it.
Jones had been out iu the woods,
and on his return bad lm arms full ot
what he fondly supposed were luusb
rjorus "What have you got there? he was
aske-i.
"Mushrooms" piouJly replied Jones,
'and they are daisy ones, toa "
"Let me lo .k at tlicni," said his
friend. "These are not mnshrooma."
"What arj thej, then? ' demanded
Jones.
'They are toaltools and very pois
onous. Why, I lost i i hog o jOj who
died from the effjets of eating toAd
stools." Is tnat so?" said Joue?. with risible
alarm and castin; them from him in
dii-gust, "then wonldn't do for mo to
eat them, of coursf."
Yfs," said tbe grocery man, "Jones
has stooped drinking, is woiking every
day and is taking goo I care of his fam
ily. He certa'n'y deserve a graat ddal
of credit,"
At this lunctnrn 3
store aud aked the grocery man if be
wuuiu trust mm to a sack of Hour for a
few days.
"Xo," was the repiv, "limea ore to
hard. I can't give any credit. "
Stables. As a rule the stabl on
most farms are too dark and illy venti
lated. Arrange at once to put some
good large windows in yours, and see
if you do not feel doubly paid within a
mouth for all th fxniie8 iuenrred.
A chronometer borrowel from the
Ellcllrth O.ivpmmnnl l.v lr.; . n i
, ' ' - 'j .j -i-ucjienu
Tennant L aun m i-hannu. i. ....
. .to XslttJ
of moiling which Lav not been pro-
uuueu vj vanauons ot temeraturet but
which llOVA tn havn ViA.n Innl.T m.
with changes in the humidity of the at-
iuoiurw. au ramy weather tbe rate
has been considerably slower tbaq dur
ing dry periods, and General Tennaut
FnrjnnMft thAt tlm mnittnra ho. a
i I uuo lU.ulltQ
the oil ou tbe axles of the balance, re
ducing frictiou, and causing the wheel
to swing through a larger aio. Another
view ib mat tne chronometer not hay
inar been very clean tha Ant n.i
about the axle, and not the oil, have
ueeu auieciea uy me humid air.
HUMOROUS.
"Mkkcx me, pa, what is the matter?
You look perfectly livid. Are you
sick?"
"Yes, yes, my daughter, sick; sick at
heart."
"Why. what has happened?"
"The worst th it could happen, and
this is Thanksgiving Day too. May the
kind fates save you fro a the Alms
house, my child I cannot."
"Oh, tell me the woretl Do not de
lay." "My daughter, we are ruined, and I
am a beggar."
"Your faotorics have not burned down
have they?"
No."
"And you never speculate?"
"No."
"Then what has caused all this?"
"Last night, my poor darling, the
plumber's bill came in, and now, at
this very moment, the gas man is down
stairs taking the meter."
Fivb comets are now In sight at
Buenos Ayres, and the anxious parents
of. that city find it almost impossible to
get the young gentlemen and ladies to
bed before midnight. They had some
thing of the same trouble however, be
fore the comets appeared.
For Twenty Tears.
AS rMTOBTAXT OPINIO BT AS EMIXESI
HEW YORK JUKIST.
A corresponiti-nt of tbe Syracuse (X. Y.)
Jmirmil sends liis paperan interesting inter
view with one of the leading justices of the
supreme court of the State of J'w York,
from which we quote :
"Yes, sir, I have been on tbe bench for
twenty yean, and bave never miiwed an ap
pointment through physical debilities.
"In the spring of the year I make it an
invariable rule to help nature 'clean house,"
by using a standard blood purifier, and to
this I attribute my extraordinary vigor. I
am nearly seventy years old."
This man is a philosopher aa well as a
jurist. The early spring is nature's "house
cleaning" time. Then the blood ia full of
the impurities of the long winter. K ature
needs assistance in this work, for if the
purification be not complete the system Is
liable to attacks of pneumonia, chills and
fever, malaria, rheumatism, liver and kid
ney and blood disorders, headaches, bowel
derangements, and the debilitating effects
of summer heat, The use of a pure vegeta
ble, non-alcoholic preparation is then all
iuiportant. ""o, I should not like my name to be
nsed publicly, but you may say," said the
jurist, "that the only medicine I use is lr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Kemedy, of
lUwdout, N. V. a most excellent prepara
tion, which I always warmly commend to
my Iriends everywhere."
This Favorite Kemedy has been twenty
yean in use, and it is said that it Is pleas
ant to take, cares in ninety per cent, of
cases, and can harm no one. It challenges
the fullest comparison as a preventive aud
curative. It la purely vegetable, non-alcoholic,
and can be used with the ntmost
safety by children and adults. AVe do not
wonder that it has the cordial indorsement
of the best physicians and the public.
Madaitb is busily engaged with her
dressmaker.
In cornel the maid servant.
'Madame, it is the doctor."
"The doctor? I cannot receive him.
Tell him that I am ill I"
Tapped Eight Times.
Feeling deeply grateful for the benefit re
ceived from the use of Hunt's Kemedy, I
feel proud to inform you of the good it "has
done me ; for the great suffering I have
passed and am now saved by Hunt's Kem
edy. I desire to state my case to tbe publio
so that other snflVrers may obtain the bene
fit Oi its wonderful curative powers some
time. I began to suffer excruciating pains
in tbe region or my Kidneys; 1 had the most
intense aeony : I was confined to ray bed
and totally unable to change my position or
move in any way. A was tipped eiht
times. I then heard of Hunt's ltemedy ;
I bought a bottle, and after taking a few
spoonfuls the result was magical, and in
few days my jiain was gone and my water
passed Ireely.aud 1 could eat nufet anything;
my swelling disappeared. I was a new per
son altogether. The doctors had given me
np to die, said there was no hope for me. I
had one hundred and fifty-six pounds of
water taken out or me. w as treated ty
seventeen diflerent doctors, and Hunt's
Kemedy has cured rue. I feel proud over
your medicine. Those who sutler with I he
dropsy 1 hop will givn it a trial, and see
the pood it mill do. It works like a charm.
I would advise those having difficulty with
their kidneys to give Hunt's Kemedy a
trial. 1 am sure that it will give them in
stant relief and give them a permanent cure.
I am willing to give all information in my
power in retard to this most valuable me
dicine. Yours truly, Mks. David 'oktr,
corse, Wayne Co., Mich., May 30, 1063.
Ta, what is poetic license?" "Well,
my boy. as nearly as I can learn, po
etic license is something which enables
a man to say things id verse which
would incarcerate him in a lunatic
asylum if worked off at a political meet
ing." Mineral Kemedlea Superseded.
AU except hose who refuse to be convinced bj
the most podltiTe proof, admit the tnflnlte sapert
oritj of Iloitetter'i Stomach Bitten to the m.Deral
remedies which It hai to a ery great extent so
perse, led, and which. It Is to be hoped, for the
ate of the human stomach, may CTeniuaily be
ab&nJoned altogether. The Bitters are a most
potent corrective of disorder of the IfTer.stomach
and kidneys. Habitual const 1 pat ion, dyspepsia,
bowel complaints, and the numerum and change,
ful symptoms which indicate Internal weakness or
disease, are an every Instance not only relieved,
bnt cured, by a persistent and systematle nse of
this sovereUrn remedy. Intermittent and billons
remittent fevers may be sorely prevented by a
dal j use of this powerful, bat pleasant and mild
tome. Physical vigor la the beat armor In which
to encounter disease. Fecure tt by recourse to the
B.tters.
CuEwisa gum is now made princi
pally of crude petroleum. This is
quite a step in advance. The chewing
gum th it used to be made of glue was
hardly the thing for tho cultured Vas-
sar taste.
ihe Doctor's Indorsement.
Dr. W. D. Wright, Cincinnati, O., senda
tbe subjoined prolessional indorsement : "I
have prescribed Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam
for the Lungs in a great number of cases,
aud always with success. One case in par
ticular was given up by several physicians
who had been called in for consultation
with myself. The patient had all the symp
toms of confirmed consumption cold night
WAfttjr lnwti. fn-ir Kn .... j . - .
... , -w .w.w, uumuji CUUgUS, BIO.
lie commenced immediately to get better,
and was soon restored to his usual health
I atsn funnit Tto Wm 11-11'- t..i
- - - -- b iMisam le
the Lungs the most valuable expectorant lor
UF U.10lIwBBlUg tUUUD Mill CO HIS.
"Yks," said Mrs. Egomoi. "I used
to think a great deal of Mrs. Goode.
he was always so kind to me; but
then lve found out that she treats
everybody just the same."
Consumption cored.
An old Dhrslclan. retired from nrartlce. havlmr
had piaced In his hands by an East India mission
ary tne formula of a simple vegetable remedy lor
the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption,
uiimniitis, vaiarra. Aswma ana au mrutu auti
Lon A flections, also a DoUtive and radical cure
for Nervous DebUlty and ail Nervous Complaints,
after Having tested Its wothlerful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt It Bts duty to ma e
it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated ly this
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering. 1
wUI send free of cnarjre, to all who desire It, this
recipe, in German, French or English, witn full
directions for nreoarinB' and nsiuir. Mnt hv man
uj mrc.iiiig- wnn stamp, aaminie 11.1s paper, w.
A. Novas H V -ton-' klixk Kuchesler A. I .
Aloersox Swinhn rriA will Tint rVimo
to America just yet to read bis own
poetry. His health will not stand the
latter. .No more will ours.
"I IhOUEht I must die? Dr. ftravaol 1 I ilD
Regulator cured my Heart DiaMtu. Pri.
$1. by druggists.
We should do evprvthi
- J UUsD T1V VMU XK'k
others if only to dissipate the thought
of what they omit to do for us.
Mother Ssani Worm Syrup.
Infallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic: for f -venaoness,
rest-easness. worms, constipation. Wc
The intoxications of anger, like that
of the grape, shows us to others, but
hides us from ourselves.
Wtlliam Brr, who is somowluit an
authority on the subject, says that the
great majority of buyers of steam boil
ers have but little knowledge on tbe
subject of tests, and too often conclude
that, if they have a certified copy of
record showing that a particular boiler
withstood a test of say 150 pounds, it is
a good safe boiler at 75 to 100 pounds
u rain m ikroKari r A Tf tbe boiler la a new
one and by a repo table maker.tbat mvy
be true : it it has Deeu in use anu put
upon the market as a second-hane boil
er it mav ha anvthinc bnt aif e at half
the pressure named. By the hydraulic
test, the braces in a couer may oe uru
keu, joints strained so as to make them
leak, bolts or pins may be sheared ofl
or so distorted as to be of little or no
service in ret is ting pressure when steam
is on. The practice of inspecting boil
ers by sounding with a hand hammer
is in many respects to-be commended.
Tt r. nnirpi anme Dractioal experience in
order to detect blisters and the wasting
of plates, by sound alone. 1 he hammer
is especially applicable to the thorough
ins pec tl n of old boilers.
Papeb napkins are sold ten . for
cent in Berlin. Evidently those Dutch
men actually use the things to wipe
their mouths on. and not to look at
with tender, solicitous admiration, as
is the habit in this country.
Functional derangement of the female
system is quickly cured by the use of lr.
iL V. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription." 1
removes pain and restores health and
strength. Ky all druggists.
Or course the bonanza kings want to
shake the wives of their youtiis and
marry others. You see it takes oce
kind of a wife to help make a fortune;
another to help spend it.
A fatal Mistake
would be not to take Dr. R. V. Pierce's
"Golden Medical Discovery" if you are
bilious, sutlering from impure blood, or
fearing consumption (scrofulous disease of
the lungs.) Bold by all druggists.
his country is so new, you know,
remarked the tourist, "you have no
mined abbeys." "Ao," was the reply,
it looks more as if liapleson would
catch it fully as soon.
Dr. Pierce's "Pleasant Punrative Pellets"
are 6tigar-coaUd aud inclosed in glass
bottles, their virtues being thereby pre
served unimpaired lor any length ol" time,
in any climate, so that they are always
fresh and reliable. Ho cheap wooden or
pasteboard boxes. By druggists.
Tt ia now said that Wagner loved his
beer Letter than music As beer ia
very quieting, he merely showeJ tus
appreciation of a great oomposur.
The rrwr Axle Greauie
fa the best in tbe market. It ia the mist
economical and cbeap-wt, one box lasting ai
long as two of any ottier. One greasinij wdl
last two weeks. It received first premium at
the Centennial aad Paris ilxp-Mitions. also
rwti at various btate fairs. Boy no other.
ne incandescent electric light has
been verv successfully employed by
London surgeons in performing delicate
operations upon tbe eye.
Carbo-llnes.
Sorrow and gloom the soul may meet,
Yet love wrings triumph from defeat;
And the coarsest hair can still be fine
ISy using Magic Carboltne.
Most men like a spirit of self-sacri
fice in their friends a great deal better
than in themselves.
Hlln.hn.PalK. S
The qua-, complete cure, all annoying Kidney,
Hl..l.lr un.1 I'pin.., fVa..ta.UMl . itri.inr.ul.
How immense appear to us the sins
that we have not committed I
I'iao's Cure for Consumption docs not
dry up a cough; it removes the cause.
No one who is sympathetic repeats
eiitulrtiHK wieii lea eii utrue- e- m oiiauiir-
ful interpretations.
CAmi-bor Milk cures scbea and rains. Pnoa.Seait
Faith affirms many things respecting
which the sense are sileut, but noth
ing that they can deny.
TRAM MAUI.
Tbe pllia are warranted to be rrRELT vfv
tahie. free from ail mineral and otner DoisoOwtui
ahstaoi-es. They are a certain cure fur CoqsU
palton. 8u-k Headache, Dyspepsia, Bilurasnesa,
Torpid l-er, Us of Appeuta, anal ail due una
arfcun. U-OI the
IJver, K torn nob. Bowels r
liltlneya.
Iey rewPTe all ersitrafTtincs fmea the ehaanehi
of tke system aa-1 purify the W-od, thereby lrs
partiDt be-rtb, rtr.;Hi nd w'.t t. Soiu by drua.
(tm, or sent by nuu. for at cruta ta stampa by
P. 5ETSTAEDTER A CO.,
83 Mercer St., New York,
?o!t Manntamrrers of ST. BKKNAKD TKOaV
TAKt.K FILLS.
end tor cutout.
Camehor Milk is UM bsst Unlment, Prtos 9 cents
TO SPECULATORS.
B. LI1DRLOH A 10.
a. . millis a co.
I(T Chamber of
OomnMrua. Chioac
nw lotw
CRAIN AND PROVISION BROKERS.
Mambera of all a.mmlnnt Prodnoa Bxekanm ur
w York. (Ibloaro. Bt I .mils and Mtlwauk,
W hT iclQT-)rlTU talcvTSb Wlrs MnM
Cbloaa-o and New York. MQ) aicuta orders on oat
luda-maal whan requested bend for drcolavrs boat
hJnioa: particular. fcOBT. iJIiDBLOat St Ou.
Chicas-a
Risers i rtf H CffFfciK cU(wT
rv j' .J"? TT S
? V "" earn ! wxpmst-s. Thr-w
moDics- ti-satmant Is ens parkaf. Uond Asr Ooi4
"'- inniaaa, nay rmr.ata.
Iftjcanam. By all rmiirjrt., or by mall.
jc. T. UAZiXTI.N K. V, arrwa, ra.
G OOD NEX7S
12 LADIES j
"Jd. Sjowa roar umm lopsii
or.l-rs for oar MKbrXad Teas
fnl Gold Band or Maaa El.
SS5 5 "JS 'rs 'tJi
n. tlMLM to.TagaZrMl
AGENTS
-i".T,''- m""v ar-rttmr the
$65 Sef'iVJSi y.oa'n
P. V. ll.H-A trnuiubW'pr"'''
KllTIZU T, "r: to.30rer.re: cat.
w.t.wu m wiia-y, siaa'aunv.ua, Ky.
Rates lo Texas. Arkanta. and rail)..;-.
Panphkta, ae. dcrthrrur land, fnr nl ran bo hsd
D. W. JA.NW,T. S. f&?B.fiiM
pack lug bKabBomrai-nso w oats, Cast iLvtreX
TO MOTHERS
rorMM frtiuir lti lunSS
in. VV-Tw. Iu -Tnna n r if ao.
' WOtt-MiS and jmm
DsVCl ARK'S INCH I IBI tm
in tta action. feAe. bottle. Drm
KIDDER 8 PASTlLilil8
SriiB LNyoKStATIOS U5RKGARDTO
FREEexgursion
ttutolx Pectorsl core sour amh. Price X ets
w-.. tr j.. a manivmiiter Kives
tinner iuurn-o. i
i j,--.;n for removing
finger-marks from and reetonrig
to hiRhly-polibhed but much-Jefaced
mrniiure. husuuum." .
with a cloth, or-better-a chiuaow
skin, wet with cold water, then rub tha
surface with sweet-oil mixed w"" n'
. . a- at llhArill
its quantity ol inrpeuuue. - -rubbing
of this mixture will prove ef
fective.
Dr. Elmore'. Kh.nntineoutaline I,
now only $1.50 for 30-ua. and 1 lor -!-
epreTanywhere. 103 William
street, Kew Vork.
X woman may be perfectly angelic,
and as patient as patient may be, ana
still not be able to look calmly on
while her nusband draws a match
along a picture frame to light his pipe.
An Inva'uihle article. An article like
Ely's Cream Balm has leng been desired,
and now that it is within the retch of
sufferers from Catarrh, Hay Fever and
Cold in head, there Is every reason to
believe tbey will make the most or it.
Dr. W. E. Buckmtn. W. E. Ham man,
druggist, and other Eaatonians have
given ft a trial, and all recommend it In
the highest terms. Eatton (i'a.) Daily
Argus. (Price 50 cents.)
XT Bicrht worthv of an artist's
crayon to see a woman, while talking
through a telephone to her trrocer three
miles away, stamping ner iimo
and shaking her fist as though the poor
man was quailing right before her,
Miicaiiis prTO"izi mt toxic, the only
preparation of beef ciaatalninK Its entin nwtri.
Uoum tiruttrrtv. It ouuuuna blool-iruiklnjt, lurce
gencr-tniir and lire-sostalningt properties; inrsjoa
bie tor indigestion, dspeisia,nerous prostration,
aud all forms of Kenerul ilebUity, also, ID ad en
feebled eondiuous whether ins result of exhau.
Uon, nervous prostration, oTer-work or acute dis
ease, particularly if resulting from pulmonary
OMupUuil. Caswell, Hazard Cot, propnetur.
Kew kurk. Sold by drniuisuv
Thb Kansas man tells me that there
are mere sslrons out there since the
Gospel of St. John was accepted and
legalized than ever before.
Why. man alive," s.tys lie, "the
prohibitory law dou't prohibit any
thing. There's more 'sea-foam' sold there
than you ronhl find on the seashore.
It looks like beer, smells like beer,
makes drunk like beer, and is the same
stuff which is called beer in other
States. I'm a temperance man myself,
but you can't make laws to gnve-ru the
retail liquor trade.'
And he smacked his lips and wiped
his chin.
Walnut Leaf Hair BMtatat.
Itht entirely different from U others. Itta
aa clear as water, and as its name Indicates is
a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. ItwlUtnr
tnediatoly frw) the head from all dandruff, re
(tore gray hairto its natural color and pro
dace a Dew growth where It haa faden oft It
doe not in any manner ailect the health,
which sulphur,' sugar of lead and nitrate of
ail tit preparations ha-edon Itwlilcbanga
light er faded hair In a few day to a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask yourdraggtstfortt. Each
DittleLswarranteL Smith, Klinb & Co.,
Wholesale Ag-ota, Phi'.a.l!phia, Pa. aad
C, N. CK'.TTaaiTOK. New York.
You've no idea what a horror it
gives a scan to steal up behind a girl
who is scribbling, look over her shoul
der, and find that he is Idly writing
your name with a 'Mi. pr;fix-d.
Import milt.
When you tisii ur New Tort City, amre
BtsgvK Expr-SMMre and Carriaire Hire, at slop
at uie t rmul Lwiuai Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
tral bepi.
t eirant Moms, Btted np at a eost of one
OkllUon dohsrs. reduced to $1 and Dpwarls per
day. European Pun. Kleraior. Ueauorant
supp'leil wna the best. Horse cam. autre, and
enated Mliroad to all depots. Families can Ur
better for less Eionry at lire Grand Union Hotel
than at ans other ar-.t-claas hotel in the cllf.
Cabxixs wrote : "To-day is not yes
t erday. It was by the utterance of
such grand truths as these that Carlyle
became famous.
All the rivers ran into the sea yet It la not
fall, onto the pi:ice whence they come they return
aga n," says Scripture. So science for thousands
of years has lanon-d to invent some Infallible
hciim rrsiorer, some n rue-ly. wh ch by purifting
the liMiuuln head wonid bruur soundiHras lo the
whole Immv. ami et science ha- to return to the
wise ol I Uraniiiiris and the kind old monks for a
sure, sale sU'i p.e.ihaiit bealtu preserver, "te. Ber
nari's Vi. Utb.e P.ils," which by resUH-iDir iinr
tudtgvstion, ua r.Uon and secretam secures heaiui.
A GBitAT economical discovery: Al
most every available foot of ground in
Great Britain is made to produce what
it will yield.
"Rrowx's Buoxchial, Teoches" are
widely known as an admirable remedy for
l'.roni liitis. Hoarseness, Coughs, and Throat
troubles. Swld only in boxes.
A list of the reptiles and batrachians
of IlliDots, prepared by MeeoM. X. 8.
Davis ajid F. L. lilce. inslndes 71 spe
cies of tbe former aud 32 of the latter.
or nearly one-third of the forms found
in the tmted State?.
Self-respect i3 the- noblest garment
with which a man may clothe himself
the most elevating feeling with which
the mmd can be inspired. One of
rjtliitgoras - w isest uiumius enjoins the
pupil to reverence himself.
The most extensive sulphur beds
are said to be those of Utah, embracing
several million acres.
Malaria, cbilla, positively cured by
Emory's Standard Cure Pills. Their equal
unknown; sugar rotted; no griping, 25c.
A four-year-old boy In Springfield,
O., is said to tinoke strong cigars with
an apparent relish.
rbysiciana have used Dr. Graves' Uear
Regulntor as a cure for Heart Disease.
Price $1. by druggists.
The caterpillar has 4000 muscles.
Fortunately he dots not have to learn
their names.
Occasional doee-a fir. Snf,ir.r. r r
Vigorat jt w.li kee-D the livr it
bore.
Tllft COIi.SU mi it inn rf tni m nAf
- 1 va. ,va, JU UlCdl
ritUlll 13 about SIX IVniimi t. mio rwmml
VIIV 11IUI1U1
of Coffee.
Dr. KatntVa nraai iwM .
m&rrel of Uie ago lor aU oerrt? 0laeae. All
It is asuerted that 430,000 volumes
of fiction were printed in Kinrhmii hit
year.
"Kourh on Corns."
nil ou wotus.-- lDc. unlet relief
eoniplete,permanem care. Corns, warn, bunioni'
T ..'rl i n li ' j 1 . .... ... ; ....,? A n . -
.. ...... in laiocu to Uie Ulg-
nity of an inu i national horse market.
Use St. PatnVli'!i,.i 1 1
value. One trial convinces.
Remorse U the echo of a lost virtue.
PlMKuIRibr aksaeoldandrt. lJcotr sscts.
There ar 1i:tiusi :..
country, it m reported.
Hale's Honev
noroUotind And Tar.
LeBJ rV-k.::
St- Tati1' m i- ...
Mass., u to have the Edison light. '
mm.
CEHM AN
FOR FA T1X.
Rheumatism,CH eu ralgia. Sciatica,
Lsmbaao. Bacsaciw. nw
.Thrwal.awrlllssrals.niaMa,
, m urusa a.MMi.1 ' .
mourn l)ii"" "'"J "la.
lllraclto-ala 11 tnir.
i""oUiiJ hill u,t.lfc
18 UwFAILWQ
lP l1Ftf.l.lBl.t
w wCiJEVEB FAILT
Epileptic fit;
SiMttm, Falling
Sickness, Convul-
aiona, St. Vitus uance, Alcoholism,
Opium i Eating, Seminal Weakness, Im
potency, Syphilis, Scrofula, and all
Nervous and Blood Diseases.
ryTo Clerzrmen, Lawyers, Literary Men,
H.rchants, Bsiikers, Ladies and aii whose
aede-ntary errsjilovrnent caused N'-irtons Pros
traUon, IrreirulariUea of the blocd, atomaca,
bowels or ki.iuev. or who require a nerrn
tonic, appetizer or gtiiunlent...SitiriJw Jaw
uM la lnvaiuaoie. fxtXC
t-Thonsandsl IRt
pnx laim it the most
wonderful Invliror
ant that pvpt sustain-e-1
a ainkinsr arstem.
C I rl st Dmmfi.-ats.
TheDR. S. A. RICHMOND
MEDICAL CO.. Sole Pro-I
: -. c l.. ISA
"CCOHQUEROR.)
nviwi, ww '"--1" -
M OT iesiuno una . . -- .ww w.
Chas. J". Crittenton, Agent, JTew Tort (?)
Qj'i CrtamBab.
whea apptlod by the
Saeer into the aa.
tnuv will be absorb,
ed, tffectoaJy cieao.
lng the head of ca
tarrhal Tlrna, caasthf
healthy ar-cre-ooa tt
aliaia inBimiBaBoa,
proteeui the axaa.
bras of thenaaal
panagFS from addv
Boaai eolda, ecav
pleieiy leais tie anna
and restorea uau
and ameu. A few
anpUraUons fwhewe.
A (wrotayA artot.
menf nli powmasry
rurw. Aitreoabie to
nawk Bend for ctrea
lax. fnce as eaaia
by null or at dmiti-HU.
KLX BKOTHiltS, Ltrmflifa, OwwC, K. I.
This portw pl-vrtter ia
tfctelatel7 th bmt ever
BaAtlt. COlalbllUO thn
HOP
PLASTER
rnmjL tyi-r tvnl -x- i '
tnkcUL It power id wonderful In eartiif dLtuuct vhavv
ocikpr pls-tvrt Imply -vli-w. Crtst In lit iLmcm til
Keek, Pain la, tbe Si) or Limb. Stiff Joint mna krrvieate
vlilrv-T TroobaVs. Khtmmazism. 5ar&Ui, Hrt iAA
2slccti-i ot tiie Uvsvrt and LiTer.andaJl pAlzwur acai
In mj pavt cared iutantl j by h itVip tutn. nV Try
LAME
n. rnor crou or lor Lt.
Mailed, on reoKh-t of pne-s. Soid hf
ail drmrmt and coojut Mn
Ii"P Plotter Com pox 7,
sprietor, BomU.ii, Mmk
BACK
I BTlf'wr euntijulon. iw uf appvtile and !L-eamufth
bow.fc fcwt- Fswlw-wrv srnnarh ani Ur Pi !U ff e
DR.
DYESI
TIXCTKO-VOlVrUC BELT other Frrrw
j AJrTJ-iM.vs are aenc n & a TTaaI Tv
ln-r from STors Dr.tmjrr, Voerr Vitjujtt.
Tiffniw WKijrrrneRi, mn all thnavo d !?-? of a
PmmiiiAL N TTjBj, roiltlnc from abchu as-1
rntoratron to Rcal.th. Vkkib finti Miaoo
GraJUTmia S-nl a one tut ILuatfie4
PampbJec frw. A JiireiKa
VOLTAIC RKI.T Mur-lnin. WrV
M-AA-MHaMM.WA-
no to sio.ooo. issrs.ssjrz
ic B vr orOoo t tin wua iarw
-LJk I at I'a, 431 W -111 Ot J34U. thijk,
Ctntiarnte taiilovflby Dr. 9. M, Ww?m
Vmder lilt tr42nTTrt mm t as one obtalMd and p-
iui eu itMGd to tbr hnmnani ucniatair alW
ttnnncC at tarxcr s:'rn fro. tani for ra.
917. Mats ejoft, Ml Arcti trrt fxlmdMpto
WUI h at ttM t-mysu c U jv.f. EVatHPf. Pa.. Tr7 M
rard-Tj Herahfv Hmii-a, Harr !rru. , Pa-, Kb aad
-&h: Bt. Clair Hou FiiialxirtU, Fa. 7la and tUkm
acn mooto.
WTiV rban.-v tnm a fair, frtv-h. Uuriin-
Pir'tv.1 tr.rl ba (a itti, dn--p ntr. tirt mur
rboly woiiiait t v, bv tnat worn tn l iowk in tha
yontur n .flier, wh iris. l-unfa"iii ami ihniul oniy
a littlvt tirn' a-ro. at the altar ? H h? irran.lina 9011-0
ff, flael C hv tM'lto), m.i.-a. fl anl vat-rai Ma
luxe Wat it n.t vt t-t f.'tt'.Mtr np n an.n
a -mrJitTbc whirb lntrf-rp,i wtli trie laws .if na
tnrof D- n't tou kno-r tint aUr Lmir'i St-etflc f
W..m9n will fwil.iy ciirr ilv and il k ntrtd
trrrnbaofl of frirlh-d, woruanh--l anl n'thriv-i
i tU. imitvutca or by zuaj. Iji.ly areuta. Liberal
trrm-i. A-IJmw BOWFN. I.f'TZR & if
liirarJ St. Poils-lc ia. I'. jT ir. Luaeniyt
otxirftiiu.'-i tix-e at odi or by irttor.
Urinm rKUlbOiews mm
Oiilrv.a IS(wTork .
far tle l ireaf
EPILEPTIC FITS.
From A mJmal cf Haiku
lr. Afx Vaarrlo flaw of Iyvorrrn'. wV makr a tv
rlxity of lfTjiipeT. bas vtttvnt damht trs;u inj mr--i2
f cmem t han an y ot hr 1 in x piivwiciaw. B.tnKN---a
BaolBiply bran atfmitIi,nc; h :n bsr4 atf caMat a(
r 10 T-ar tDUInt; iiie.t---.i'nl.y rnrvtl hy btui, n
bm pabltshird a wirk on thl d witch td ;
With alarfce botti3tif bla Wfnlrrul cum fr t ny suf
Vr wbo may send tbtr ;'h, mnd P. Ol Aiant
tvtaVnaoT una wih!iiar v'i'e u ! rti
i)r. L.-hl.vLfc. o. w -ua SU Kew Turk,
OOif SOIF TiUtV.
I tiT a positive rni.i ur tii aHvt iiirQie; by it
tnuwui ot raMf of n ori ainu ana m
taniilcfr hav bn cnrd. ln-lv.vl. no stn'tii i.t mv fii
ln tta Tflf'i-ry, that I wilt n.l TWO 1T Tl-KS KKKR. ttV
gtb-r wit tta TALI AbLK TREAT ISK on thi itHa.tt.t-
DW-T.A
41 l-Mrl -4t..
a STOPPED FREE
Imine Ptrjtt 9nton4
Or.KLDTa 8 0 SEAT
NerveRestorew
fftiam a Nwar-s Dusasss. Om&m
rw.L.(.HiB at takw am wlrlWHl. A. mfim
Hdm tuM. Tiwulwi aad ( trial las., kwr
.dlcwlwDR KLlNiem ArchSe.FhilawauLP
v r. e. ad it
taa llPuril BMWULM 6 HUT Al Uiu fiUVB-
a-
K. f at) ITr Jeff r rVt, wkk-
Mzr-w. and Ivmi taw.f lot k
IM MrrloM. wSftW
bwt rm ij let k'dw
'vf) ayaasanwen, rua-i.Tw- too Btin-a)
I iv aad tmtT rwu wiu
f-waviai d tot? trql aW okrwat
laa tBtwiMH. aw m Muna-tkl hH
rM'9 d.wia aad djwtMDwa tn 3 wk fJ!
1 to 1-
fe1 M" P 9h ir)! m raw 4wcj;ti.n wlaaa
-W (4 tt; if BO irMlfOM ftt. to it UJ
Lay the Axe
to the Root
If Tflfl Wftnlil iloafrATT 4Tia nn.
I kering ironn. For any exter-
ya,u. am vt iiuim or lanic
noss of maa or beast, nse only
MEXICAN MUST ANU LIM
3IENT. It Penetrates all mus
cle and flesh to tho very bone,
expelling all inflammation,
soreness and pain, and healing
the diseased part as no other
Liniment ever did or can. So
3aith the experience of two
generations of sufferers, and
so will you say when you hafe
tried tho Hastans."
ATARRri
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