iSJHMUttJl
(Voire and Montenlan.
i It -was towarca 10 o clock when, from
I ' a hllleck on the right or the line, Wolfe
i , saw that the crifia iu near. The French
: V ca the ndce bad gathered themselTe
into three bodies; regulars in the center,
regulars and Canadians cn the rfcht and
left. Two field-piecea which had been
j dragged up the height flred on there with
pmpe-ghot, and the troops, rising from
1 the ground, termed to receive them. In
' i ' a few minutes more they were in motion.
. They came on rapidly, uttenn loud
'i shouts and firine, as oon as they were
within range. Their ranks, ill-ordered,
' " at the best, were further confused by a
J number of Canadians, who bad beeen in-
r 3 terspersed among the regulars, and who,
after hastily Bring, threw themselves on
tbe ground to reload. The British ad
; vanced a few rods; then halted, and
stood still. When the French were
within forty paces, the word of command
rang out, and a crash of musketry an
swered all along the line. The volley
was delivered with remarkable precision
in the battalions of the center, which
had suffered the least from the enemy's
bullet; the simultaneous explosion was
afterwards said by the Trench officers to
have sounded like a cannon shot. An
other volley followed, and then a furious,
cluttering fire, that lasted but a minute or
two.
When the smoke rose a miserable sight
was revcaltid: the ground cumbered with
dead and wounded, the advancing masses
stopped short and turned into a frantic
mob, cursing, shouting, gesticulating.
i The order was given to charge. Then
over the field rose the British cheer,
i Joined with the fierce yell of the High
land slogan. Some of the corps pushed
forward with the bayonet; some advanced
firing. The clansmen drew their broad
swords and dashed on, keen and swift as
bloodhounds. At the English right,
through the attacking column was broken
to pieces, a fire was still kept np; chiefly,
it seems, by sharpshooters from the bushes
and cornfield", where they had lain for an
h'Mir or more.
Here Wolfe himself led the charge at
the head of the Ixulsbourg Grenadiers.
A shot shattered his wrist. He wrapped
his Handkerchief about It and kept on.
Another shot struck him, and he still
advanced, when a third lodged in his
breast, lie stnegered and sat on the
ground, lieutenant brown of the Grena
diers, one Henderson, a volunteer in the
i same company, and a private soldier,
aided by an officer of artillery who ran to
i Join them, carried bim in their arms to the
; rear. He begged them to lay him down.
! Ttiey d:d so, and asked if he would have
1 a surgeon. "There's no need," he an
i svered; "it's all over with me." A mo
j ment alter one of them cried out: "They
' run. See bow they run:" "Who run?"
Wolfe demanded like a man aroused from
1 sleep. "The enemy, sir. Egad, they
give way everywhere." "Go, one of you,
to Colonel Burton,' returned tbe dying
man; "tell him to march Webb's regiment
down to Charles Hiver to cut off their
retreat from the bridge. ,r Then, turning
on Ins side, he murmured, ".Now, God be
pnused. 1 will die in peace" and ia a few
moments his gallaut soul had fled.
Moutcolni, still on horseback, was borne
with the tide of fugitives towards the
town. As he approached the walls a shot
passed throueh his body. He kept his
seat; two soldiers supported him, one on
each side, and led his horse through the
ft. Louis gate. On the open space within,
anong the excited crowd, were several
women, drawn no doubt by eagerness to
know the result of the fight. One of
them recognized him, saw the streaming
blood, and shrieked, "Oh, mon Dieu! mon
JJieu! le Marquis est tuel ' "It's nothing,
it's nothing," replied the death-stneken
man. "Don't be troubled for me, my
good friends."
Matrimonial. Aavlca.
The young woman said her lover was
corning on tlie train, and she was going
to lie married. Yhereuion the old
lady said she had much experience in
the "marrying business," and would
give the young lady some advice, and
here is what siie sa;d: "Well, child,
never marry a railroader, for he is lia
ble to get killed at any time. Never
marry a military man, for he is liable
to go to w ar and get shot, I5esides,
Ids' gorgeous clothes attract the atten
tion of the women. Never marry a
hotel keeper. My first husband was a
hotel keeer and fell through the eleva
tor oiening and broke his skull. Nev
er marry a traveling man, for he is
always away from home. Never marry
a steamboater. My second husband
was a steamboat captain, and got Mow
ed into 4,to0,i"J0 pieces'. I always get
terribly mail when I think of that man.
Never marry a grocer. My third hus
band was a grocer and he was killed by
a molasses barrel fallin' on him. When
I think of bun I'm completely disgust
ed. Never marry a carpenter My
fourth husband was a carpenter and
fell off a scaffold and was smashed to a
jelly. May his soul sleep in peace!
Never marry a machinist. My fifth
liusbaud was a machinist. I'll never
forget the day when he was brought
borne on a board. I didn't recogni7
him. A lielt had come off a pulley and
hit him plum In the fare and spread his
nose all over his countenauce. I prom
ised on his dyin' lied that I'd never
marry another machinist." Just then
the train .rolled in and the old lady
asked: "Child, what business is your
lover in'" "Insurance business.'' "O,
inercyl You don't mean to marry him?
My sixth husband was an insurance
" Hut the youug lady was gone to
meet her lover.
The Nil. Crier.
When the inundation approaches the
capital usually at the end of June or
the liegiuuiug of July the Nile criers
(Muiia-tli-eu-Nil) begin their work,
The: criers are men, w hose business it
is to call out, or rather to recite, befoie
the houses of those who wish it, how
much the Nile has risen during the last
twenty-four hours. The Oriental does
rverything, no matter what it is, grave-
Iv, Mowly, with much dignity aud ver
bosity, and is never chary of his time
or m ath. Even the form of his greet
ing in the street is a complicated cere
mony of words aud motions which usu
ally takes some minutes to perform
A ml in the sauid wav the announce
ment of the liver's rise, which seems to
us such a simple matter, is a most sen
oils affair.
The day iiefore the crier begins his
talk he goes through the streets accom
panied bv a boy, whose part it Is to act
as choi us and to sing the response at
the proper moment. 1 he crier slugs:
God has looked graciously upon the
fields."
Kespouce: 'Oh! day of glad tidings."
"To morrow begins tueanuouucemeiit."
Response: "May it l-e followed by
success."
Before the crier proceeds to give the
information so much desired, he intones
with the boy in a lengthy, alternating
chant, in which he praises rod, nn
plores blessings on the Prophet and all
his believers, and on the master of tbe
bouse and all his children. Not until
this has been carefully gone throng!
does he proceed to say the Nile has
risen so many inches.
This ceremony is carried on until the
month of September, when the river
lias reached its culminating point, and
the crier, as bnnger of such good news.
never fails to claim his "baksheesh"
sometimes humbly, and sometimes, too.
very imperiously.
William Saxdeks, the superintendent
of grounds and gardens, Agriculture
Department, Washington, says that no
part of a tree coated with lime-wash
1am ever beem aiaoied with the blight.
AGRICULTURE.
How to Fixce PouLTBr. I ha-a
known persona on market day to go out
and kill twelve or fifteen fowls, and to
bring them into a room where there
would be a half dozen women and boys
pulling a few feathers at time, between
the thumb and forefinger, to prevent
tearing them. Now for the benefit of
neb I will give our plan: Hang the
fowl by the feet with a small cord; then,
with a small knife give one cut acroes
tbe upper jaw, opposite the corners of
the mouth; after the blood has stopped
running a stream place the point of the
knife in the groove in the upper part of
the mouth, run the blade up the back
part of the bead, which will cause a
twitching of the muscles. Now is your
time for, every feather yields as if by
magic, and there ta no danger of tearing
the most tender thick. Before he at
tempt to flap you have him as bare as
the day he came out of the egg.
The Best Weight fob Market Tigs.
The style of market pig has undergone
a great change within a few years. The
large 400 or 500 pound bog to now eel-
Ar.m fnnfirl TIlA (IVUmiYIWIl hOff 18 DO
longer sought after, and pig feeding has
.1. . . ti i r 14-
been more carer any siuuieu m iaie
i Khmvl IjMak havA fonnd that
the flesh of the large hog to coarser and
. ' I It m3 -
stronger, ana not as sweet aim uuc ua
vored as a 10 or 12 months' pig. It ia
true, the older and over fattened hog
yields more lara, uui mu uuw uui cart j
nmAi it aa laril often brines no
higher price than the aide pork. The
inducement, therefore, to grow these
t I . a-iata and tha 300
laijc uign w 1
pound pig has displaced the 000 pound
uog.
The Canada thistle and no other in
fliction of the farm was ever got rid of
bv act of Assembly: but there is a
plain, common-sense method by which
the thistle is headed oH, and that is dy
frequent cultivation of the soil, and
there is no better crop for this than that
of corn, and assisting this by .resolutely
digging it out with the fork as fast as it
make its appearance above ground.
liy digging out with tne lor u can oe
taken out entirely, leaving no pieces
behind; but if the spade is used aud the
plaut is cut each piece will sprout again.
It will not be likelv to disappear at the
Erst attempt, but by replanting the land
with corn and continuing to fight the
pent with a fork as before ft will eyent
uallv be headed off.
Flies mav be kept from annoying
horses by making a wash of carbolic
soap aud water, with a small quantity
of kerosene oil added to it This is
sponged over the horse's coat and let
dry two or three times. Its effects re
main three or four hours. By repeat
ing it at intervals the flies may be pre
vented from annoying the poor beast at
this seasou. Another remedy to to
procure Persian insect powder, put a
quantity of it in a rlour dredge or Urge
pepper box and dust It well into the
hair. This is sure deatn to mes ana is
harmless to animals. If it is blown np
into tbe air of stables at niht and
dusted well upon the post and celling,
as well as the animals, these will enjoy
a good night's' rest. It will also clear
flies and mosquitoes from rooms.
It must not lie forgotten that such
fall-growing crops as cabbages, turnips,
parsnips and carrots are now more ben
efited bv clean and mellow culture than
at any other part of tbe season. If
planted in rows or drills so that a narrow
cultivator mav be run between them it
will be profitable to pass it as often aa
once a week, whether any weeds have
made their appearance or not, especially
if the soil ii moist; and in time of se
vere drought the moisture of the soil is
better maintained by keeping the sur
face for an inch or two dor: a iu a slate
of fine pulverization.
It is a common mistake to leave the
selection of seed until nearly the time
when it is to be used. In the cribs or
bin much care in selection U not possi
ble. The best way to do with corn or
potatoes is to go in the field at harvest
time and have one man select the best.
In potatoes this is quite as important
as with any other crop. A smooth,
handsome potato may come from a hill
that produces only two or three tubers.
By selecting the best potatoes irom tne
most vigorous hills there is a tendency
to increased productiveness, which after
a few years almost marks the crop as of
a new and improved variety.
W. V. S. Eeeksias relates instruct
ive experience with his cows, which one
winter persisted in making bitter cream
and butter. He learned after a while
that the Litter taste was caused by hem
lock boughs which the cow browsed
during warm days when out. In the
early settlement of the country, browse
from new-felled timber was a staple
cattle food in Winter. Beech and Bass
wood were reckoned the best, and of
the latter sticks as large as a man's
thumb would be eaten.
Farmers cannot expect to raise choice
vegetables without labor now, but the
garden plat really pays better than field
crops for the time and labor given it.
Weed seeds are germinating rapidly.
and most garden soils are well filled
with them. The hoe and the rake must
be plied constantly or weeds will get
the best of the struggle. Throwing the
earth np around most growing vegeta
bles is better than level oulture.
"If any one baa a pear tree that bears
spotted or cracked fruit let bim sprinkle
wood as hea over the soil, beneath the
tree, aa far in diameter as the branches
extend not a light sprinkle, either, but
a liberal dressing. Then wash tbe bark
thoroughly with strong soap-suds (old-
fashioned soft soap preferred) with tbe
addition of lime-water and a little flour
of sulphur.
The American Agriculturist has a
description of a barrel barrow for carry
ing liquids. A barrel, open at the top,
ia fitted luto the frame of an ordiuary
barrow with cleats, about one-third be
low the top of the frame. It can be
advantageously employed in carrying
slops to hogs or cattle and water for
plants.
Many of the most desirable qualities
of animals have been made inherent by
iu-breeding, yet, unless practiced by a
very experienced breeder, in-breeuing
should be avoided. It ts not neceeaary,
however, to cross different breeds iu
order to mingle blood dissimilar, but
resort may be had to several families of
the same breed.
Sheep raising, aa conducted in Eng
land, is much more thorough and judi
cious than in our country, but we are
learning. A breeder of Hampshire
Downs, in Kent, England, hax 3u0
lambs from 300 ewes this season without
tbe loss of one, and three years ago had
412 lambs from 321 ewes, without losing
a ewe iu the preceding winter.
It to said that the development of
flavor can be hastened by subjecting
the cheese to a strong current of air.
The flavor is developed by the process
of oxidation. If the cheese to kept iu
too close air during the process of cur
ing, it will be likely to be deficient in
flavor.
A correspondent says that for several
years he has sown nothing but tbe Faltz
wheat It produces well, stands up
well, does not shell out, has very nice,
plump grains and makes excellent flour.
It ha one quality to commend it iu wet
years.
Ax Australian farmer has cured the
blight in his apple trees by placing to
mato plants after being pulled around
DOMESTIC.
Beif (Boiled) Holland aise. A
piece of beef which has been previously
used in making soup, of about a pound
in weight, cut into fillets; place in a pan
with two tablespoonfula of fat or butter,
and set oa the fire to fry for ten min
utes; a large tablespoonful of flour Is
dusted into It, stirred rapidly to prevent
burning, then add four tablespoonfula
gravy stock and about half a pint of wa
ter; let it cook about three minutes;
then prepare in another pan the yolks
of two eggs and the juice of half a small
lemon; into this pan place the beef and
gravy; add salt and pepper to taste, and
set the whole on the fire to cook once;
it ia then ready to be served,
Eoiled Flocb Ghuel. Boiled flour
gruel to very good In cases of sickness
in which the strength is very much re
duced. To prepare the flour, put into
a basin as much as it will bold, pressed
tightly down. Then tie a cloth over it
and allow it to boil hard for six hours.
Then take off the cloth, and let tbe
flour stand in the basin till the next
day, then remove the crust which will
have formed, and put the remainder
away in a covered jar. For nae, mix
four tablespoonfula of the flour smooth
ly into a paste, then pour on it half a
pint of boiling milk or water, and boil
for ten minutes, constantly stirring to
avoid lumps. Brandy, sherry, lemon
juice or cream may be added, according
to taste. Gruel may also be made from
baked flour, bnt it is not so easy of di
gestion. Bkef Toxgtje Salad. Boil one
smoked beef tongue until thoroughly
done, when cold grate it very tine.
Then take the yolks of four hard-boiled
eggs, mashed fine, and two tableepoon
fuls of fine olive oil to the eggs, beat
m well; then a desertspoonful of fine
made mustard mixed, half a teaspoon
ful of salt, pepper to taste, and about a
quarter of a pint of good vinegar; beat
the dressing well; when the salad to
wanted mix the dressing with the beef
tongue. This makes a nioe sandwich.
Chicken salad and oyster salad may be
made the same way, adding celery to
the former.
Hints for th Hows. Small doses
of salt will check hemorrhage of the
lungs or stomach. To relieve hiccoughs
at once, take a lump of sagar saturated
with viuegar. Toothache may be re
lieved by the application of cotton sat
urated with ammonia. Tbe skin of a
boiled egg to said to be the most effica
cious remedy that can be applied to a
boil. Peel it carefully, wet and apply
to the part affected. It will draw off
the matter aud relieve the soreness in a
few hours. A writer in one of the med
ical journals says he has found the ap
plication of a strong solution of chromic,
acid, three or four times a day, by
means of a camel's hair pencil, to be
the best and easiest method for remov
ing warts.
To keep eggs the "year round," take
one pint of salt and one quart of fresh
lime, and slack with hot water. When
slacked, add sufficient water to make
four gallons. When well settled pour
off the liquid into a stone jar. Then
with a dish place the eggs in, tipping
the dish after it fills with the liquid, so
they will roll out without cracking the
shell, for if the shell to cracked the egg
will spoil. Put the eggs in whenever
you have them fresh. Keep them cov
ered in a cool place and they will keep
fresh for one year.
Prepared Pears. At this time of
the year a good many families have such
quantities of ripened pears that tbey
can neither eat nor profitably dispose
of them. A lady who has tried it finds j
this an excellent use to make ot tuem-:
Cut them in thick slices, stew them,
and then, in an open oven dry them
thoroughly, if it takes two days. They
come out all honeyed over with their
own sweetness, aud fig-like in their
substance and consistency, at once sug
gesting both raisins and figs. And they
are excellent eating, far finer than any
one would believe without trying.
They will keep, it is said, a year or two.
In csino student-lamps, never let the
oil accumulate in the cup below the
wick, but pour it out at least once a
week. Let everything used about
lamps: chimney cloths, rags, scissors,
or extra wicks, be kept in the drawer
of the table where lamps are kept and
e'emed, or if no drawer, in a small box
(an empty starch box to good). Burn
the rags every few weeks; if allowed to
lie filled with oil, spontaneous combus
tion often takes place.
Now that steim rotary roasters are
used, coffee can be much more perfect
ly roasted in them than at home; bnt
buy it unground and in small quantities,
keeping it in a glass or tin can, tightly
covered. Java and Mocha mixed in
the proportion of two-third Java to one
third Mocha, makes a rich drink, and
never grind till just before using.
Do not use paint or powder if the
weather to warm, for it to almost sure
to be observed. A light application of
rice powder several times a day will
keep the face from becoming glossy,
and will also cool the skin. Powder
the hands and neck also.
A good wash to apply to the face for
freckles or tan is made of cucumbers
and milk. The cucumber to sliced
thinly and crushed in the milk. Hub
on the faoe before retiring. If these
rules are followed out you will find
yourself better looking and more com
fortable than heretofore.
Plain white towels may be made or
namental by placing two rows of drawn
work at each end. The work may be
fastened with red, or blue, or with
white. The white gives a little nicer
look to the towel than the colored.
Overcast the edges just above the fringe.
Here is the last remedy for seasickness
from oue of the French papers: "Take
no food during at least fonr hours pre
vious to embarking. An hour before
stepping on board drink one or two
cups of very strong coffee (without
chioorj)."
Clover tea is said to be efficacious in
the cure of cancer. Red clover is used,
the tops being boiled in water. Tne
tea to used internally and externally;
about a quart a day should be drunk,
also using it twice a day as a lotion.
To mask cologne water try this rule
To one quart of alcohol allow three
drachms of oil of lavender, one drachm
of rosemary, three drachms each of oil
of bergamot and essence of lemon, aud
three drops of tbe oil of cinnamon.
To quiet tbe burning of ivy-poisoned
hands, wet them with hot lime water.
This will be efficacious sometimes when
nothing else does any good.
The difference between au egg laid by
a plump, healthy hen, fed with good,
fresh food daily, and an egg laid by a
thin, poorly fed ben is as great as the
difference between good beef and poor.
A fowl led on garbage and weak slops,
with very little grain of any kind, may
lay eggs, to be sure, but when these
eggs are broken to be used for cake.
pies, etc., they will spread in a weak,
watery way over your dish, or lok a
I milky white, instead of having a rich,
j slightly yellow tinge. A "rich egg."
retains its shape as far as possible,
I and yields to the beating of a knife or
' spoon with more resistance, and given
you the conviction that you are really
beating something thicker than mMt
m diluted milk.
HUMOROUS.
Ma. Jacob Schneider and Heinrlch
Banmgarten, two honest, hard working
Germans, settled on the olear fork of
the Sandles. in Gonzales county, about
the year 1848. Thev picked up some
little knowledge of the English lan
guage from their scattered neighbors,
and in 1850 were somewhat inoculated
with the customs of the people. Schnei
der sold a horse to .banmgarten on six
months credit and got a neighbor to draw
up the note for the money. Banmgar
ten signed the note, and then said to
Scheider: "Vat I must do mit dese
note?" Schneider said: "Yon geeba
der node, den yon nose ven yon must
bays me." Eaumgarten said : "Dot
ton goof At the end of six months
Banmgarten brought the money and
the note to Schneider and paid him the
money and aaid : "Now yon dakea de
node, den you ail dimes nose de money
ish baid." The names nsed in this little
anecdote are fictitious, but the balance
of it is true history.
Minks. "Things seem to have gone
wrong with you. Don't want to hurt
your feelings, but I can't help noticing
that you look very seedy."
Winks. "Yes, I've been speculat
ing." Minks. -Well, I suppose you had
better sense than to go into Wall
street. Did you go in of your own
notion t"
Winks. "No ; I was taken in."
lapunub
When too visit or leave New atX Cttv, tar
BaCTaaVKiprerMatre so.l Carrlaire Hire, and stop
at lue brand Union Uuteu oppoaiLe Uraad Cen
tral Depot.
Eerint rooms, Btte l np mt a cost or on
million dollars, reduced to 1 aud upward per
uar. Kurooean Plan. Kieralur. Knuauraul
supplied wim the best. Horse cars, stairea aad
eietaiel railroad to all depots, r'ainlies can lire
lieiter for lean ramer at the Urand Lmoa Hotel
loan at anv other Srsuclasa hotel in the cur.
A Geoboi men hearing a noise like
a rattle snake in tbe hotel, went into a
friend's room and saw to his intense
surprise five huge rattlers crawling
around the room, while his friend sat
unconcernedly at a table writing a let
ter. "Great Jehosephat, J.ml" he ex
claimed; do von see those snakes ?"
"Snakes? What suakes?" returned
James. "Wliy, all around the room
there-everywhere." "O, no," replied
James, 'not at all. I thought to my
self at first, but I've had 'em too often
to believe all I see."
When the Mason & Hamlin Company
announced the acconiplixbineut of a great
improvement in 1'priglit Pianos, wnich they
would aoou give to the publte, much was
expected, because of the vast improvement
which bad been effected by theni in reed in
atrument., and the aeknowleded superex
celleuce of their organs. These expecta
tions are fullv justilied by tbe pianos whieb
they are producing, which have extraordi
nary purity and relinemeut of tone. Kvery
uierbauic will see that the peculiarities of
their construction must add greatly to their
durability and especially tuelr capacity to
keep in good time
This company have as treat a future In
their piauos as titer are already reajizlutf Iu
their organs, which are ivufeasedlv un
equalled among such iustrumeuts. ltutn
Trarelttr.
It takes an Irishmau to hit the nail
rqnare on the head every time. A
monopolist in this section, employed a
large number of men, at the lowest
possible wages, said to an Irishmau In
his employ : " Pat, I hear you are go
ing to vote for Clevelaud." "Faith, I
think I will," said Pat. ' Xow look
here. Patrick, if Cleveland is elected
your wages will not be more than fifty
cents a day." "Arrali, now, what's that
you're givin' us," said Pat ; "if you
really thought so you'd vote for him
yourself !"
Joalab. Uaria Trouble.
Tosiah Davis, North Middletown, Ky.,
writes: "I ata now usiug a box of vour
Henry's Carbolic Salve upon an ulcer,
which, for tbe past ten days, ha given me
jreatpain. The salve is the only remedy
I have found that has given me any ease.
My ulcer was caused by varicose veins,aud
was pronounced Incurable by my medical
loctors. I liutl, however, that Heury Car
bolic Salve is etlectinu aenre." Heaare of
imitations. ,
" Look beab ! ' said old Silos, meet
ing the Governor of Arkansas, "da tell
me dat de cholera hab got er 'special
pit at de niggers."
"Yes, it carries them off," the Gover
nor replied.
Uli, nb. It's er sorter Democrat
'zeaae, ain't it ? De yaller teber is sor
ter in fabor o' de 'publicans. It am
strange whut campaign 'fluences de
white fo'ks fetches ter bar' on de sity
tion." Koui;b aa rain" I'laater.
PorouiiatidureaifThenluir. Iiupmre-l. the best
for intrkactie, patu In cheat or at le, rueutuAiutu,
oeuraitria. Se DrugMist or ruatL
Creaxebt M.n. "Yes, the cheese is
a little old, I admit ; but do you notice
what a rich yellow it to, just like
gold ?"
Customer. "The color is certainly
all that could be desired."
"I pride myself on that, and as I
have no name for the brand I have been
thinking of calling it tbe 'gol j brand.' "
"W.mld not 'gold dollar' brand do
better?"
Perhaps ; but why ?"
"Oh. yon knew all tbe world prizes
the mitey dollar,"
Hair-dressings should be free from
raucidity, should neither gum nor dry
the hair, and should be of such a nature
that the hair bulbs would receive
strength. Carboline is the only one that
seems to fill the bilL
The "utterly utter" kind of talk has
infected the street gamins, one of
whom, after picking np a more tbat
usually fragrant cigar-stump, exclaimed
to his friend : "Jack, this to quite too
positively bully."
Tberc are plenty of Detrolters who
still believe that immortal guy in
which Charley Blanchett aud a white
dog feast were tbe salient points.
The latest feminine idiocy that has
soized Detroit is gum-chewing. The
attack u virulent.
Tne Bop uf tne Nation.
Children alow In development, puny, scrawnr
and delicate, ose "Wells' llealtb Keueoer."
A woman never says "I'm going
to Mr. Jones'." It to always to II
Jones' that she is going. From the
woman point of view man as a purely
uomesuo ngnre is not an eutity.
Da. KLixri Ureal erve Restorer is the
marvel of the aire for all nerve diaeasea. All
ate Mopped free, bend to ji arcfe street.
I hlladtipaia. r-a.
A Texas young man shot himself be
cause a young lady refused to dance
with him. In his blind rage he proba
bly mistook himself for a rival.
Piso's Remedy for Catarrh is a certain
cure for that very obnoxious disease.
I A bhidob over a stream In Missouri
bears this legend : "Drive over aa fast
as you want to, and be durned 1"
Everybody, therefore, drives at a walk.
The author of tho "Little Brown
Jug was probably in a jugular vein,
wuen ne wrote mat sometime popular
ditty.
A Is tit Bwaats.
Heaitartie, fever, ctillta, malaria, dyspepsia,
cured i.t "Weils' ilealta Keneaer." IU
Er a mother-in-law "You can de
ceive your guileless little wife, young
man, bnt her father's wife never."
A Detroit editor has been sued for
papraaot of a board bU,
The ImI Art of Tea Making.
Th. n tank of it la no toneer en
couraging. It is either a pale, half
Chilled, unsansraciorj Dtrvccaga. r
lorr hlack.hrown sediment
Wli ,nm. m " - ,
from overboiled tea leaves. The con
sumption of tea, no doubt, in ngland
is enormous, and we boast to foreigners
that we are fond of our tea; the fashion
9 Jrinkino- nwinir mainlv to OUT
example, has extended to France, onoe
extremely Heretical on inai point; auo
wa vhikM
JVM WUWW O
good cup of tea in England? At the
ml way stations? very rareiy. a iu
nuiinnnti) Kraraalv ever. And at
the newly started tea and ooflee palaces.
... . a . I A l.a
wuicb are to promote mounvij, iu
wu t tvnl Arvftiff Af-irnnlftint ia thftt the
tea and coffee are so poor tbat the best
intentioned people are loroea uaua iv
the dangerous public bouse in order to
obtain a little stimulant, for it is idle to
ji, that tmth tan and coffee are stimu
lating to the constitution. Everywhere
a great reform in tea is required. Unce
oa a time no confectioner, railway sta
tion or refreshment house could rival
the homemade brew, made under tne
eye of the mistress of the household,
with the kettle on the hob and the in
gredients at hand; but now that the
old custom of tea-making is considered
unladylike, and the manufacture has
Urn haml.i oTr to the servants, the
great oharm of the beverage has virtu
ally departed, inaeea, u u Burptuuug
,n l.rtw tawr hnnsM a a-nnd COD of tea
can be obtained, now that it baa become
unfashionable for the mistress 01 me
t tint onlv to Dreelde over
her own table, bnt to have complete
way over that most necessary article, a
. ' a ... . FT. I f ll.
kettle ot boning water, aiio uuuiwo
..,..-... Araam rF ataarfnry tllAirtem. aS WC
do in England. They do not drown it
with milk or cream, or alter lis lasie
with sugar, but lightly pour boiling
.i nn a small nnrtion of the leaves.
It to then instantly poured off again, by
which the L-ninaman oowins uotj wo
more volatile and stimulating portion of
its principle.
"Uello!" we beard one man say to an
other, the other dav. "I didn't know you
at first, why! you look ten yeara younger
than you did when 1 saw you last." "I
"et-t len years younger, waa tne reply.
"V..11 kuiw 1 used to to untler the weather
all tbe time and gave np expecting to be
auv bet:er. 1'be doctor aaid 1 had coit
suuiition. I was terribly weak, had night-
sweats, cotigli, no appetite, aim ioa. ni-u.
1 aaw Dr. 1'ierce'a 'Golden Medical Dis
covery' advertised, and thought it would
do no harm if it did no good, it has cured
nte. I am a new man because I am a well
one."
"Ma." whispered Pindar Filzgoober,
after the funeral of a frieud, "do you
know where he weut ?"
' Hush, child." cautioned the mother.
who saw that the question had been
overheard, "of coarse I don't, and no
one else does.""
I do," yelled the boy, brightly, "he
went to the cemetery.
No I'hyaie, Sir, In Mlneli'
A oni.l (t.irv nniiiH friiui a bova' board-
; .. V. . u .1 i .lMr-v Tha iIImC tvaa Illl-
uotooous and constipating, aud the learned
Principal decided to Introduce some old
rtvle physic in I lie apple-sauce, and await
thj, l.i.iiv niilr-L line bright lad. tbe
fuiartesi iu school, discovered the eectet
untie in bis sauce, and puxning oaca uts
plate, shouted to tbe pedagogue, "No
l.livair. Mir Itl ttlilll. Mv iiM.1 UId Ule tO
nsenurblu' but Dr. Pierce's 'Pleasant lttr
gative Pellet,' aud tbey are doing ttioir
duty like a char m!" They are autt-bilious,
aud purely vegetable.
J Ajwiit (Belgium Academy of Sci
ences) conclude that the seat of e'ec-
trioity of storms is not, as generally ad
mitted, in the moist region of the atmos
phere, but in the cold and dry super-
st'atum.
It's no secret nostrum. We speak ot Dr.
Pierce's Kxtnict of Smart-Weed, composed
of best Kren. h Hran.ty, Smart-Weed, Ja
maica Utuiter and latupbor Water, it
cures cholera morbus, colio or cramps
in stomach, diarrbu-a, dvsentery or bloody
tiux, and breaks up colds, fevers aud in
flammatory attacks.
Wuen a young mau to aloue with bis
best girl he to generally supposed to be
'hold cg his own.
Non Dr has publicly anathentaized
the Board of Public Works in forty-
eight hours.
"Koucli on Pain.
Cnres colic, cramps, diarrhea; externally for
arli-, pain. spraitM, heal.ctie, neuralgia, rheti-
tuattsin. rur tuaa or oeartt. a auu
Ax English Hock-master savs that he
keeps bis nursing ewes in rather high
coudition, contending tbat fat dams
make fat lambs.
When the Arab has stolen everything
else in eight he quietly folds his tent
aud steals away.
Color Your Butter.
Farmers that try to sell white butter
are all of the opinion that dairying does
uot pay. If they would use Wells,
Richardson 4 Co'a. Improved Butter
Color, and market their butter in perfect
condition, they would still get good pri
ces, but it will not pay to make any but
tbe best in color and quality. This
color is used by all the leading cream
eries and dairymen, and u sold by drug
gists and merchants.
Western Cyclone.
Up the Platte Hiver in Nebraska, as
you may have heard, it blows. And a
"blow" In Nebraska is different from
what it is in Illinois. The ordinary
summer breeze of Nebraska would
make an Illiuoisan hunt his cyclone
cellar, aud what a Nebraskau calls a
blow is a widely different sort of ar
rangement. Cyclones are not common
In the great treeless Stale this year.
We were out there a few days since,
and learned that tbey did not average
more thau three a week. Occasionally
they have two in one day, but not often.
The Platte Hiver has two chauuels.
When tbe wind is in the south it lilts
one, when in the north the other. We
are credibly informed by an old native
--oue who came through with the 'for
ty-niners that tbe Platte sometimes
overflows its banks, and greeu people
think It has been raining above, when
it is simply tbe wind blowing up stream;
aud, again, it goes almost entirely dry
when the wind is down stream. All
the stories of fish showers are true, aud
they are all blown out of the Platte.
People go around in tbe evening regu
larly looking to see whether the cables
that hold tbe houses to the ground are
all secure, and it to nothing for them to
sleep for hours with tbe house two or
three feet above the ground. They
have a perfect couteu'pt tu that coun
try for cyclone caves and cellars, aud
people who have become accustomed to
tbe wind say they wouldn't give a snap
for a breeze that couldnt blow away a
hole in the ground.
Ma Cats.
There ia not a single cat within the
limits of the town of Leadville, Colorado.
Cats have been imported there by the
hundred, and in all varieties ot color and
size, but not one has ever survived the
second week ot residence. However, as
there are no rats and mice in Leadville,
there Is no real need of cats, and It makes
little difference whether they live or die.
The thm atmosphere at that altitude (10,-
200) is as fatal to the vermin as to their
toe, and the inhabitants are thus merci
fully spared the infliction ot both.
One bad example spoils many gor-d
precepts.
Whis a man threatens to give jon a
piece oi nu mind ne wishes to (tea trey
the peace ox jtmra,
Ancient Oriental naUC'
Roman gl uttony became bo "easlve
that yaws were framed to repress it,
aid a decree pasd. interdicting the
of Srtain dShes at their public
feasts. The Emperor Hadrian issued
an edict prohibiting all persons from
bathing before tbe eighth hour, to pre
vent the abuse of the bath, which was
w ...! . arceoaive gorging, to
give relief by assisting tbe digestion.
The Emperor Titus is saui w "' -
from this cause. ..,.
.... .i T?nman extrava-
gance there was a wide distinction, lne
Greeks were mucn more tnium,
perate and artistic; m their States
inuiviuuaia unr """ , J; i
to amass vast wealth; of that they did
possess they expended more upon art
and less upon indulgence. The -
. i i ana and eiuleavor-
ed to supply their deficiency by profu
sion. They tired aaucers, 3.uc.,
1 ltan, . OtllllSA thelil.
musicians auu
Throughout Greece it was esteemed a
reproach not to.kuow now w
and dance; music was introduced at
banquets, and the guests were expected
to sing. The arts and graces were in
nate in the Greeks; uie noiuu3
borrowed them. . .
n., : ...h o .inoa ntTitutv between
a uric ia Dui.ii m "- v
the Iloman and German cookery and
festive habits, that I believe an wa.
.,ur ii9ininf Unman crastxononi IC art
must be sought only in modern Ger
many. The agro-uoice wucct, j
whicn the former was characterized.
u,n .i,uti.,(,nUh th latter. Tbe edd
commingling of meat and fish, of sweet
fruit sauces with meats, the larger pro
portions of wine used in their dishes,
certain viands having boiling vinegar
poured over them just asfthey are ready
to be served, and the variety of sausages.
Including those made of fish, which are
said to have been invented by the Em
peror Ueliogobalus all suggest a lio
man origin. Though the Tight of the
kitchen tire was probably the brightest
spot in the Dark Ages, yet as its reflec
tion has not come down to us, we can
onlv conjecture that barbarian kings
would feast, as they did everything else,
coarsely and ravenously. The conti
nental nations preserved traditioual
traces ot Kouian luxury aud Eastern
festivity, extinguished by a long series
of invasions and disasters, revived in a
much more agreeable form under the
S tracens. An old writer relates that
tie cook of an inn served a poisoned
shoulder of mutton on no less a person
age than Mahomet, remarking with a
cvnicism quite modern In character.
"If he is a prophet, he will discover it;
if he is an impostor, no matter what
becomes of him."
The "Arabian Nights" furnish pic
turesque accounts of the graceful ban
quets of the true believers, to which
flowers and perfumes were as necessary
as food. Tinted meats and grains,
suowy pullets, reposing on plateaus of
rice, chickens as rosy as the flowers that
surround them; the wlue of dates, and
o-xa-sionally the forbidden vintage of
t!ie lntidel; with the variety or fruit,
sweetmeats and cakes, which formed
t!ie basis of all their eutertaiuweuts,
are described over and over again. But
it is the perfect social equality of all
true Musselmaus which strikes so forci
bly iu those fascinating romances The
niial or the traveler is ready in every
house; every guest that apjars is wel
come, irrespective of coudition. If a
mau exhibits emotion when he discov
ers that he his been unwittingly sup
p-ng with the Caliph himself, it is not
the rank tbat disturbs him, but the con
s i usuess that be might have lost his
h -ad an infallible consequence, if any
o bis words or looks had given um
brage to the despot. With this one little
drawback all are equal. Zobede ami
her sisters entertain the porter who
carried home their provisions, the three
Calendars, and the disguised Caliph and
his Vizier, with equal hospitality. And
the ouly difference that 1 perceived in
the guests at tnis cnarming supper is
that the pwter ap(ears to oe tne most
otiiihlM nf t'm tiartv Where thpre IS
any objection to eating iu unfitting sit
uations, tne Qimcuuy arises iroui some
source unite auurt from the condition
of the company. When the Vizier and
Agib s grandmother are indignant with
the servant who has taken their relative
tn feast, in the rook's all no at Damas
cus, it Is evident tbat the cause of their
wrath must be sought elsewhere than
in the diverse ranks of the parties. Hut
a, it nwtrtMnsirv t a ia.rfi,rm abln
tlons before eating, and as the Orientals
are strxt observers of etiquette, 1 fancy
it was the omission of this ceremonial.
consequent on taking a repast at a
cook's shop, which enraged the child s
distinguished friends.
A prominent French scientist has
made a careful investigation of the sour
ces of possible danger in tbe use of coal
gas. In nnburnt sss the injurious ele
men tis found to be carbonic oxide.
Were a stream of escaping gas passes
over ground not already saturated the
earth absorbs the odor of the gas. aftel
which it may permeate dwellings or
other buildings without being detected,
but still retaining its poisonous qualities,
and being no leas expljsive.
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AGEXTS WASTED , .a, Livr.
PLAIUP AND LOGAN
i,t. luandl Impart!! tualtta. th AM ua I .
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Health and Jrtappiness.
O DO AS OTHERS
CfcOUS4 I? HAVE DONE.
Are your Kidneys disordered?
KUm T W..rt bruuaht Bia frooi air ."
frooi air erae.
aLl.jBl.aaortur.u
tnecaaluc.Ioaa.Mlca.
rrr, aflar 1 bad ifl-n
Are your nerves weak?
oner 'rt rured ""'JVIi
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K IM 10 u- ' -
Suaitor Uato'li u
lauudaia, AtL c'arulaia S.
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Uk. cl-OA a-t "'Vw-, rWlr.
Suffering from Diabetes?
"KiJifc-v-Wort U ll.a m. ii I rl 7
ev a-1- ""ZZZMU Vt
Have you Liver kCmiajnt?
.1.-1 1 -..r . ..ri uf caruato Lar Iriaaaaaa
fur 1 brTwl " dla." w T
Ueurr V, axd, lata i u. ma
Ls your Back lame and aching?
laaw 1 bad tu AU out of bird."
IJ. iuiaBr,a-"t
Have you Kidney Disease?
-KkIii-t Wurt uaila me uoa In H-r and idi
jfu-r jeara ..f niiK-rfL.I;lrln. 'i?"?.
lilabua. " aaiu l Uuda, Wllllaialua, a.
Are you Constipated?
KidiH-y-Wort emiuea aa-iy na iauom aiul cvrrd
ma aiUMT I lxa UM of wider Ddl-'lliM'
KalrcbUJ. BU Albaam, Vt
Have you Malaria?
TTIdnev Wort Kw dona IxtMr tnaa any otbar
reulr IU.. ar amii In a.r P"'" '
Dr. k. IC lUrk. bottUi Hero, Vt.
Are you Bilious?
TCldner w.,rt h. done at mora good thaa aay
otbax ri niailr 1 h. , e'er 'aim."
rcnT j T oaUu tu Flat. Oraffoa.
Are you tormented with Piles?
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Ula. lr "W Klin rs-iniiu.il-t it to nt."
Or. U. U ral, CaOMr M. bmnlL, Mvntowm. Fa.
Are you Rheumatism racked?
tid t Wort rumi at-, mlwr 1 wm mn p tu
dla br bb'saiciswi 1 '' HirTrd tairt r.'
iLiorwige M wlctkUu. Wl iialta. Maim.
Ladies, are you suffering?
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If you would Banish Disease
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who nerroua aeotittv. ioimui vtta itr ami all kin-
tlnil trouiilea. Alao f-r rttetinia'la'm, nuraigta.
paraiTsia. auu manr otaer Uiara-Msa. Coinoteta
renloTalioo to healli aol lgtr ffuarallleml. No
rial is im-urreu a tnirtr il.tos trial Is allnwnL
Write them at once tor Ulu-ttraterl pamii.-t fri-e.
tMULAJir .
9
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tfE LA S T 1 cVfl
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ashamed
a, rf"."!""-- .
r't "w - I- - JrZZ, a. "M n mit THI M Tmt 9N' J VIM , all WEAEl!a
STLfLJiSlir: 2, MHa Ind LOSS moisptit am roRiYi ecui,
B- t. 2 . ""OV M MT HI RONE HFSSt li:STtl
EVERY HOSPITAL IN PRANrr
(END for our Spfcndld lMru "V rom"" Physicians,
advice to both muni ind iw e"erT IAM"T Inquirer. Full of facts ni
"? "n. .ol?- En-orsements from both rnniin.n.. .n.i unef wo-
S.omo.wOI BKBicnfS or VlVIALE and LAI 1
w'.y s.Lamii A.M li t. W U-JJw en al
yvs.
lllT,lr(an to L'H.tnttal da Midi, etc r
mWl H. Brjlfii . H, , , . Itansjaetarlac ArtJ.
MTiw.tnat i 1..U. ,i. I.warrnat of laa Schoal
l-batmsry of HJb.r aodBlui, Garmln
ENDORSEMENTS
ofnn ran i IV ,,.,';.. ol1 men
ThiTSSnrl h V"m
ttsyaiw oa?um'T,1UJiJ'ni
ttvwJT..! f CIVIALK A lESfY. wa shoul.1 drm our-i.r. mora
SIy7-7-to1?" oi. "t as to tu. atac-, of Lh.tr svste.a of trt.u thu -r.-pnaint
njT:. I ,Kk toLT """r Tear, has bean ami U at preaant the sulkm Krormd of '
Sownow?tor thi ?w'a!- " """ " P of me-lcin. is ma fclvau.-e- ov.r -tt'l1
lud hZS?.A t,....?? ' aod in it maaT a veak and Dervelea. jonlh or taiputsnt maa
aWAIIMIirteltValsis-laa CI AO-Pa.:
a . ' mm. 1 MXWUmm A?fl F1RWIS
IM I ..d GLOVE-FITTING CrVdVeOME.S0R
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For CasIi, Eas j Pajmonts or Ren'e
UPRIGHT PIANOS
preaentinir th BTORVrr rx'rt.r.Kxcr ,
TAiKstt) tn uJ Inatruineuai; addiii o mil 4
ltutmveiiinto c
ii r mimt Dure. reriiixL mus:-&J ti.r
rciiiied. mu:ci locn at.7 ..'
durablll'.y .eapedally aoiJ.iirf habai'.ty u, l'9
tul. Illu-ratea Catal caftMi fre "n
BMtun, 154 Tremoni St ; N. Yortt, v; k. i,.fc "
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DR. LTJTZE'S
SPECIFIC FOll W03IEX.
Tests t Sir J. Slmpaoo, one of En'anj-i m
hiKl tlwtiuKuwieti pnyi.'iaii-i. Fr.ir. kS
atid wuf ot hers, la tht-ir pra.-u.-e, n,. rf
linheu berouil a ooubt trie w.rin ,, tn
retneOf in Jlwaie of wnineo. i h irr, ,5
nature's own great reme-l lor rVjT"
ami other rtwp.ai-eineata of the woran lu cuirT
Win will proper loral aiti-titlon. u , nrCT
tun Va rs, Aiaenorrhips, Leu.i irrii.ei, ot.S
rhr, Klo.nnir, lun.iciinitloii, I :crai.Un 't?'
lepi. t onmi-iloos. si. viturf na.e, n.'.T,
Nervous llea.l he. Kheifuistisia, fn
Joints. KMue mw-M, lr"p-i. .urrn,
onnes, Feeb ene frotn In-tl-u-rrtmn-, a- tV
i-esrs. Sciatu-a, l.umiap, Iruan-tjr Due !. f-t
tlonai T.ouoles, Ac
Health Sfrots for Viim.D
To make Self-Care an. se.Trearnierit p.,,
and sucveful.we have rul.tsneu a t"..prrijli
t.r l)r. Lutae. ue:nl.iii in p nn lau-,i4 t
Kenta.e luni'lious. Weakuea-a-.aiil Ii-a.r, vt,
In-dructlous Dow to arui-l. r-;l. e an I tur.',.,
cuuplamta U pon a peru-l of tm i,
cau itechle as a rtiie. wtietner tr.e,r tr-. .1,. j
yield to self-trealtntit or n-t. In .-a-t vl
Ihej hate au douot. Ur. LuUe wl.i, ut,.n t
csnion to hun pemou tlif or ly lei -r. i i-.r-,,,,
fire them the ne. esMrT slv!.-e with ,ut . inr'
Of the character ait'l exuerleo-e ot I r. luW
Kx. I". s. K. sunr.p.n, t se.-. to t!ie ,a4
Ai-ailemv of .ae-li.lle, Aut-tur of Vjri u ti- .
grarusoothe Uuea-ie-t of Wimin, A--., Te
pubjisherof the sntwOay Krmn.i V.I tni"
e-.t literary and famiir ppr in the rin i sr.-,
lakes otH-aauin to .-ar -ffw tit,l, ,tr
p-ipef ha A-noira br. r.r Kr.-.,
T'ie bonor'n rrpn!arnm a u Viy.-fi.-i.i.t u,,j A
Swyevn tire a nph-trM yuMr'uurt uT 'V pv
uf fit ';ei'i rtr fur W-jttwn.' n
la wnung for a-lvire, ao-lf-w
DK. LI T.K.
H: Uinr-I -trf,
Ptll.ale..ll a, p.
rjrres, at oltlce, or by mail to mi m:
r Hpt of price.
lr. Luue'.je-inv for Women aj
Toim: Wash 'M
Liver au.l constipation lieui-ty . ,
remaieSTrlnir'ri .. 1 .
Ilea th Secret-- for Womu. m
rywith every Br-t order for trie Spunr
copy of '!iealtri Secreis for Women" aui w -at
free. Address,
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ill Uinir.l Strivr.
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c lark's wqsm SYRUPij
At alrilaaa rrnnlt, aiale. aed etlarta. i
allalla anion, frfca ti reals a balllr. I
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TO LADIES!
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1 fa aatt Taly Hffriit mu mt hr anl na itanana
tmt.ome ta a parfart Vetbt Hair Raewar'f. U !
mtaadtaialy trretnm l-aa Iraa all daadnid. rrmT
kVadr (o i la namral er4or. and prMiu- a d
tferw it faaa tX,m otT. It 4mm mtT ff-ct ttta iiwita.
wbivo u.rnar.auarof load aad mtraa M Jt pr-fa.
atMwaa har davtM. It W chsxif htfbi -e (at-d br n
f-w Ur t a baantlfat r'ws" orowa. Afk jrw lirfiM
'fit. Fa-S betia ia aa-raolMd. iWi.fli. kliQA a,
A aulaaai Atft. Pb a, . Pa.. ad OJf.OiUtala. N. V-
the bulb abaC Ah f .1 i j
ilea oa upT an.! ''u i)Vs Jar,
I, m. STaNL-aRaJ
$60. 5 TON
"WAGON SCLES.
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POCKET DICTIONARY.
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laleia
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H.irwlt. a to.. PhilarMi.hia, l"a
BLAINE & I CLEVELAND &
LOGAN, HENDRICKS,
InlVol. bT. W.K!..a InlVftl bt it. b.a.
Autbuntrd. authentic. itniiarTial "..m !(.
l .'Hft. Tbe lnl(tiie ramtMiru bin. ha ! I"
Mhrtilittil. irth IhuiiMnJ in r"-.
wrw. 6,9 per rent w k'riit-. U"tf: t "
WuC AkTwato -ra l- to a a &w. N hf mur
n.k Tun-T fat Srnd ffw E trt .'t-th.- at ". u
UVUI rObl PlUXuiUlNti lO,.sril.'A
IflPOD r M QaK. 'x H -
Civtaia Aa;y. i6u r-itmi l . N
EAK, fcfcKVOUSor OtolCII Al tU.
FITS
T!ta
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rs...
.
V.V.JT
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f rOOUSHHESt hat tnfled away his STRENGTH, VITALITY t
n"t lit runcri, neakenen ms let nd, uns'.mnj "
Nsrvn or sapped his SEXUAL STKENCTH, and no ""
finds himtslf suffsnng from TERRIBLE DRAINS and LOSSES.
a Mf IVrtrftC. I M DITT UT . ii.irwr-r u. .'M.
'OWER, Weakened his M nd. Unstrunj k.i
Vies or other cause, and
3y Every Middle-aed and Old Man.
Vh finds POWEK and VITALITY, NERVE and SEXUAL
BToriir.ru f...w . ...... . " . . . . ...
. ... v.r.t. i y ana vikiliit sensiDiy wejaen".
IT IIMSJ at CT, sr who finds himsalf dt4tned md
of his CHILDISH IMPOTENCE and WEAKNESS,
' a rfcuyfcSTLT wURSD BT THS
CIVIALE URETHRAL TREATMENT.
Thai HEALTH, STRENGTH. Vlnne DnTcurv k viILIT
t8AIIIC, IV IVT IIEIVt Fls.f A Tluf THt MtT K
ryivn ,
a a
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u! Ka.II.-al Sip'l tt f
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ivih- v a. BH'lDH'U',. m p. lata i-vai." w. --i.
I "-ia . i -a aalual, Teoamal aad
aaiy ihMaaaa, etc, ale.
I"" t ff f S- baM 1
BY THE PRESS.
snfferlnu from weakness, debtlitv- or lmp.itati.-T. we -
"t'le sii....-.N w Yoa. ou. "f- .. a
tha sulyect matter of auv meUi.al fcl,erttseniei.t tM
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lil? ' W I 'Hi-Vm 'el'i M I f'l H at I Ml 1 1 aa, i IU 11 1 It..
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