IftnM reS
Cornelius Vaaderbiir. palace (cn
Fifth avenne) is sow ondcrttood to be
for sale, but m yet no price has beeu
announced. If any reader, however,
should niake an ofl'er of half a million
it might bo accepted, aDd even then
it mil be neliisg below cost. Why,
the laud cost $235,000. When Corne
lias selected this corner it was occu
pied by two elegant dwellings for
willed be paid the above sura, and
tuen had them dein!Uhed la order to
make room for the palace which was
three ears in construction. By the
time he got fairly in oceupati'tu l
becamo a heavy Wall street sptcula
tor, an.', to doubt, hoped to malts
eLontU to ps.y for the palace. 1b
itead'of tiint, however, he only stiuk. a
large purt of his patrimony, a:.d is
dow so deeply iLvclvc.l as to rtqiurc
the assistance of h's father. The
bittT. no doubt, regrets having built
a paiMcr, ii.ce is example protnly
led Oruelias mto his extravg. nee.
Ihe.-e VaiV?rbilt houses cost not less
than SJ.fV.Kl.OtH), aU't l wi!1 loD
time Ix-lore such an outlay will le
;ijiiHlied.
WLat a difference ic tiiste is di- p oyeit
by anttuer nii l-tnaiie who :i!us
iiuue in the tanks A wealth, at lca.-t in
love of Lors-s. This is no tciiixrary
fancy. Uad tiiio been the case it would
have phased oy. Tl irty years luive
beou euSki.-ut to prove it to be a ruling
pasbiou. IkmTK-r does to? crave a pal
ace lite Vaudertuir, ben g sallied to
excel hiw iu horse fleth. On this poiu',
indeed, be him always astonished the
public When he paid $10,000 for Lan
tern evt-iy one was astonished. That
was twenty-five years ago, however, aud
inee then he has invested half a mil
lion iu the same manner. The interest
un this investment is $500 s week, and
the cost of Seeping the animals is an
squal sum. Had Uouner been like
Astor, he would have put his mou.y
into land, and (taking interest into
ns:di-ration) he would in that case be
richer by a million and a half. Had
he beeu like Lenox, he would have ii
vei-ted iu rare books and literary curi
osities. Had he resembled Commodore
Vamierbilt, he would have goue into
Mocks and become a power in Wall
jtreet. None of these things, however,
moved him. He kept sljof trom other
attractions, lie owns no stocks ard no
rare Uoks, and only teal estate eufli
;ieut for his own use. The hore is lus
passion, and he has shown the uiwtery
if the latter to a degree un parallelled ill
the history of the turf. Uow strange
that a mau who began lite in this city
as a journeyman printer should thus,
as SLakesiieiire says, "witch t' e world
mtli Uiible horsemanship. '
Tlie l.ouiloiiere or Vetili-S).
The Vei etian gondojers are a hardy,
active, ci.eery set of men, civil and
obliging, li:Ued like Greek htatut.s
and graceful ai greyhonuda. John of
Loli'cna niieht have molded his ln-
ci uijjarab'.e Mercu'y from one of these
lithe liiaW'd, sinewy oarsmen. Their
tine Jevelopniei t of form is due to
their occupation, their habit of rowing
standing, developing and exerc sing
etrj muscle iu the frame from throat
to heel. As a class they are the clean
est set of men to le found among the
lower orders of Enrol. The wateiy
ways on wuich their days are spent,
seiiil up no cloud of dust or ashes of
mud to sully their neat and picturesque
ttire.
Their hands and faces, bronzed to as
Ju.-,ky a tiut as the suu and the wind
ran impart to the human epidermis, aud
their crisp, curly dark locks, are as free
from soil and as well kept aa are those
A any high-bred genteman. The cos
tume of the gondolier of the better
liacs would le a handsome one to
adopt for a fancy dress ball, since it is
wry characteristic, and yet simple and
sufficiently in accordance Willi a gentle
man's every djy suit to be worn with
out awkwardness. It consists of a
loose doublo-breasied jacket, of dark
blue cloth, with trousers to match.
The jacket is closed with two rows of
large, highly-poluhed brass button",
and is beund around the edges ai d
iruuud the cuffs and collar and pockets
with cloth of a bine, two shades lighter
Ihau the hue of the garment itself. A
jl: zed sailor's hat, around the crown of
whK-h is assed a ribi a of the lighter
shades of blue, with long fl iatiug ends,
frms the headgear.
S imetimes a felt hat, with a melon-il'uiH-d
crown, the brim curving over
the brow, aud at the I ack of the head,
Is adopted, but the ribbon is never kb
it n. A sash of cloth, matching the
lacket and trousers, aud with long ends
finished with wide worsted tringe, is
tied around the waist, the ends falling
at the left side Sometimes the j tckct
Is piped with red, or with the same iai k
blue as the cloth whereof it is composed:
but the style I have just described is
the most usual, aud is also the pretti
est. It opens at the throat, showing a
collar and white necktie, both scrupu
lously clean, as are also the white cull's
visible beneath the loose sleeves, the
linen U-iug course in quality, but ol
snowy whiteness.
coIumui ol Ktioade.
This was a celebrated brazen lniajje,
and formed one of the seven wonders
of the world. Its feet were upon the
two moles which formed the entrance
of the harbor of Ulioades, and liips
passed iu full sail lielween its legs; it
was 70 cubits or lDo feet high. It was
made by Chares, the disciple of l.ysip
pus, and the artist was twelve years in
making it. It was partly demolished
by an earthquake 224 15. C. A wind
ing staiic.ise ran to the tp, from which
you could easily discern the shores of
Syiia,and by the help of glasses, ships
on the coast of Kgypt. Il remained iu
ruins sty-t years, and iu the year 072 of
the Christian eia it was sold by the Sar
acens, who were masters of the island,
to a Jewish merchant, who loaded '.WO
camels with the biass, the value of
which has been estimated at JL'.'M 0X
Kiiglisli money.
A chemist of Vieuna has invented a
glass which contains losilex, potash,
at" a, lime or lorax. In apearauce it
is equal to the common crystal, but
more brilliant; it is transparent, white
and clear, an I can be cut aud polished.
It is insoluble in water, aud is not at
tacked by a fluoric acid, but it can lie
corroded by hydrochloric aud nitric
acid. When in a state of fusion it ad
heres to iron, bronze and zinc
The so-called "Lake George dia
monds" are small, clear quartz crystal-.,
backed with or mounted over bits ol
silver foil. Quartz crystals are native
crystallized salicic acid. On a sca'e o'
10 the hardus of quartz is 7, of the
diamond. 111. The'r briilvnicy is only
temporary.
It is asserted that articles of iron oi
brass may be bronzed by dipping them
into melted sulphur mixed with lamp
black. The surface, after being drained
off, will take a beautiful polish, and pre
sents the appearance of oxidized bronze.
Captain Hint), of Paris, has devisci
an ingenious method of making a posi
tive on glass from a negative, and on
the same glass. The back of the nega
tive is covered with soluble bitumen or
asphalt and then illuminated throuarh
the negative. Alter an exposure suffi
cient to rendor the light portion insolu
ble, the remainder of the asphalt is dis
solved with any of tbe usual solvent,
leaving a positive. The sdver negative
la llin liMmilv.l rtlT m-irl, Ilia jI.1..ot.I.
of copier and a fixing ageut, such at
cyanide or hypo.
AGRICULTURE.
Thekb is no Bach disease as hollow
horn. When cattle are sick their horns
are apt to be cold, but we most look
elsewhere than to the born for the dis
ease Indigestion is quite apt to be the
cause, and this is often accompanied
with loss of appetite, indicated by a re
fusal to chew the cad. It is a popular
mistake to suppose that the cod has
been lost and must be replaced. We
might as well talk of patting an appe
tite into a dyspeptio man. Exeroise
and careful feeding will bring cattle
arourd all nght, and men also, for that
matter.
Thb lime process of keeping eggs is
to take one pint of salt and oue quart of
fresh lime, and slake with hot water.
When slaked, add suffidient water to
make four gallons. When well settled
pour off the liquid gently into a stone
jar. Then with a dish place tbe eggs
in, tipping the dish after it fills with
the liquid, so they will roll oat without
tracking tbe shell, for if the shell is
tracked the egg will spoil. Put the
iegfi in whenever you have them fresh.
Keep them covered in a cool place and
they will keep fresh for one year.
A link or any kind of trees along a
fence will injure tbe crop for come dis
tance inland. Some trees are worse
than others, the hickory and butternut
aeing such gross feeders that they are
laid to poison the land which they cov
ir. In most cases their bad effects are
een much further than tbe droppings
f their leaves can reach, and especially
with potatoes or other root crops, which
leed all tbe moisture the sou can fur-li-b.
A rEw fresh bones fine'y crashed are
excellent to make hens lay. Partially
turning them will enable anyone to
onud them in small pieces' with little
1 tli juity. They contain lime in much
letter condition for making the shells of
:ggs than it can be got in oyster shells,
vhich are frequently recommended. As
roof of the want which bones supply,
ayiug hens will eat them lar more
;reedily than fowls which do not lay.
Sueabino the shells with linseed oil
s reported to be a good way to preserve
gs. Hub the oil over the egg with
he tip of the finger and suffer it to be
me dry on the shell. Eggs rubbed
aver with flaxseed oil in three mouths
lost four per cent, and in six monthr
four and a half per cent, of their weight,
tn 1 when opened were found to be
fresh, with the smell of fresh eggs.
Lggs not so treated lost eleven per
xut. of their weight in three mouths,
ind in six mouths thirteen per cent.
A jcwiciors rotation of crops has, in
lonie respects, the same effect as culti
ration and manure combined. One
,-rop frequently tits the soil for another,
)r at least leaves untouched its food
supply, while clover the essentia! crop
iu all rotation in this climate cot ouly
improves the mechanical texture of the
oil, as no mere cultivation can do, but
t draws its sustenance largely from the
.lepths bevond the reac.'i of grain crops,
ind leaves the surface in a most availa
ble form, the most expensive element
A manure nitrogen.
Hot water has therefore been suggest
ed for killing the cabbage-worm, but
Prof. C. 1. Kidley. of the entomological
U-partment of the Cnited States Depart
ment of Agriculture, states that a Mr.
I twin, of New fork, used ice water,
ipriuklud ou the cabbage worms at mid-
lay, which kills them as quickly as if
Jiey were poisoned. Prof, liiley thinks
he remedy probably effective and worth
i trial.
Horses tronbled with heaves should
e fed little dry food. Clover hay is
specially objectionable, not only from
bo dust with wluoh it i filled from im
perfect caring, bat also because horses
like this hay so much that they gorge
themselves with it. Cut straw, well
moistened and sprinkled with meal,
will make a feed that will restore a
horse not too far gone with heaves to
activity and usefulness.
Coal ashes may be utilized to a good
advantage in the hen-house by sifting
them around on the floor. The fine
dust that lies about and settles on every
exp.wed surface will do no harm, and
that which falls on the floors and under
the roosts will act as a disinfectant and
deo lor.zer.
W here hogs cannot be allowed to run
at large, as the case on many farms, F.
D. Curtis, an excellent authority, favors
the planting of artichokes and sweet
corn, or the sowing of oats, rye, alfalfa,
the object to secure more green food
than is given in tbe common way of
raising hogs.
Do not plant trees in the-garden.
They will not only shade the growing
crops to their letriment, but what it
worse, will secure their own nourish
ment at the expense of the garden, rob
bing the vegetables and plants of the
elements of fertility.
When potatoes are fed to cows they
-mo-lit tii be civan in connection with
other feed. The average ration of po
tatoes oncht not tn be more than nun.
fourth to one-third of the entire feed-
liaw potatoes ought to be cat in slices,
and boiled potatoes ousht to be
crashed.
In planting young trees an Indian far
mer mixes the soil that he intends to fill
around the tree with one bushel or more
of fine chip-dirt This is rich and stim
ulating, and holds moisture well. In
fall he usually scrapes the tree trunks
and washes them off with whale oil soap
and water.
Akt ailing fowl should be at once re
moved from the flock to comfortable
quarters and specially treated with
medicine aud food. A fowl is worth
saving, but is often neglected and left
to get well or die
It is undoubtedly a bad practice to
cultivate or plow heavy soil when soaked
with water in the spring, bat this ob
jection does not apply to the light rain
that fall in midsummer and early fall,
while the soil is still warm.
The amcnut of nitrogen supplied is
manure is very much in excess of the
amount recovered in the increase of the
crop.
It is the general opinion among poul
tiv men that verv fat fowls dn not U
well. Hence excessive feeding is con-
aecnexi.
To hike economical nork thn mi
should be kept in a continuously grow
ing condition trom the day of his birth
nulil he is delivered iuto the hands ol
be butchrr.
Istalhrroid is a new article made ol
paper. It consists of a number of thick
nesses of cotton paper wound one upon
a-it.ther over a cylinder. The remarka
ble qualities of strength and adhesion it
possesses are derived from a chemical
lath, through which the paper is drawn
on its way to the cylinder. It is mould
ed wet, and retains its form. Whet
dry, it cuts like raw hide
According to Deriffti and Work sodi
n ui amalgam in the presence of water
and finely divided iron forms an iron
aiinlgam, the composition of which it
ntly represented by the formula Ha3
F 2. Riman, who discovered this sin
gular tact, says that dry sodium amal
gam lias no action upon iron.
JKJLESTIC.
SrASOMNO Food. Many people have
the idea that a finely-flavored dish must
cott a great (leal. That is a mistake
If you have untainted meat, or sound
vegetables, or even Indian meal, to
begia with, yon can make it delicious
with proper seasoning. One reason
why French cooking is much nicer than
ar y other is that it is seasoned with so
great a variety cf herbs and spices.
These cost very little If you would
buy a few cents' worth at a time you
would soon have a good assortment.
The best kinds are sage, thyme, sweet
maijoram, tarragon, mint, sweet basil,
parsley, bay leaves, cloves, mace, celery
seed and onions. If you will plant the
seed of any of these seven first men
tioned in Tittle boxes on your window
sill, or in a sunny spot In the yard, you
can generally raise all you need. Gather
and dry them as follows: Parsley aud
tarragon should be dried iu Jane and
July, past before flowering; thyme,
marjoram and savory in July and
August; basil and sage in August and
September; all herbs should be gath
ered in the sunshine and dried by arti
ficial heat; their flavor is best preserved
by keeping them in air-tight cans, or in
tightly corked glass bottles.
Household Dbudoeki. The drudg
ery of housework is olten mentioned re
gretfully. Uc remitting toil of any
kind may be called a drudgery, particu
larly if the toiler has no heart in the
work. And society in many cases has
placed a false estimate underestimate
iu tbe present case on certain kinds
of labor a lingering relio of past ages
when all labor was considered degrad
ing, and only the man who did no work,
living off tbe labor of others, was con
sidered "a gentleman." So an errone
ous view of the dignity and utility of
housework may have something to do
with the idea of drudgery as applied to
it. Bat the happiness and well-being
of tbe family depend on a well-ordered
household; and ability in this depait
ment is no mean ability. Keeping a
house in order; sweeping, dusting,
washing, ironing, cooking, baking to
do all these well and without fretting or
somplaining, is one of the best gifts and
choicest acquirements. And tbe man
or woman who rightly appreciates this
ability shows that he has himself pass
ed to a higher plane of intelligence.
Oban ok Sponge. Oranges are plenti
ful and cheap in New York and vicinity
at nearly all seasons, and are not only
excellent at breakfast (which is tbe best
time to eat them), bnt should be often
er at dessert as puddings, jellies,
short-cake, etc. than they ate. A very
nice dish is made as follows: Squeeze
out the juice and pulp of three oranges
into a bowl, add the juice of half a lem
on, three ounces of sngar, one and a
half pints of cold water: let it come to
a boil, then. Dissolve two tables poon
f uls of corn-starch in a little cold water,
rub it smooth aud add to it the strained
juices; let it boil fifteen minutes to
cook the corn-starch. Then set it
aside, and w hen cold set it in the ice
box to become quite cold. Beat np the
whites of three eggs to a foam, whip it
into the corn-starch, and it is ready for
use. It may be served in tart shells or
fancy cases, or in meringue boats.
Woven Grass Fcbxitcbk, Indian
reed grasses wholly different from the
bamboo, and such as link together in
fantastic garlands, and forest trees are
being imported from Singapore and
manufactured into chairs, settees,
screens, picture frames, children's car
riages, etc., in artistic forms of great
beauty. Various fanciful objects such
as musical instruments, fans, emblems,
?tc, are represented in tbe weaving
with ojen work borders. The centre
of some of the solid work, gold bronze,
brilliant green, or other colon is orna
mented with medallions in raised leather.
Veal Centra. Cover each cutlet
with a dressing made of minced veal,
bacon, tine bread crnmbs, chopped par
sley, salt aud pepper to taste. Mix with
an egg well beaten. Pnt tbe cutlets in
a buttered pan and bake. When done,
take tbe cutlets out of the pan, pour
over them some strained gravy in which
a little celery has been cooked and serve
with slices of lemon.
Where hard-finished walls have been
kalsomined, the soiled coats should be
washed or soriped off before a new oue
is put on. This is the most disagreeable
part of the process. The furniture
should be covered, as lime makes spots
that are removed with d Ci ulty, espec
ially npon black walnut.
TiiEAiMSNT for ink and rust stains
consists iu the application ot two parts
of powdered cream of tartar and one
part of finely powdered oxalio acid.
Shake up the ingredieuts well together
aud apply the powder with a dry rag to
the dampene 1 stain. When the spot
has disappeared the part should be very
well washed.
Kensington painting i done with a
pen to imitate embroidery. Among
recent device is that of cutting out the
forms of flowers of the required tint?,
and uniting these to the-material to be
decorated in the manner of applique,
with tbe addition of embroidery in cer
tain parts, as about all tbe leaf edges,
to which is given a rolled and shaded
effect in the hands of experts.
One of the most important things to
be considered in dress is the careful cov
ering of the chest and back. Exposing
the lungs by inadequate shielding of
these portions of the body from cold is
too generally practiced, esiecially
among the ladies. To cover the chest
most carefully is not enough. There
should be a thick covering between the
shoulders.
Fob warts, take a piece of fresh beef,
Boak it in viuofrur for twenty-four hours,
shave it very thin and bind up the wart,
renewing the application for three or
fonrdays, when a cure will have been
effected. The application is said to
cure cornc.
If the wall about the stove has been
smoked by the stove, cover the black
patches wi'h gam shellac, and they will
not sti ike through eil her paint or kal
somine. .
If gilt frames, when new, are cov
ered with a eout of white varnish, all
specks can then be washed off with wa
ter without harm.
Cai.I'sts should be thoroughly beat
on the wrong side first and then on the
right side, alter which spots may be re
moved by the nse of ox gall or ammonia
and water.
Buckingham County, a., has a
somewhat cm ions industry. Within an
area of ten or liiteen miles there are
some forty ilistbleries engaged in manu
facturing oil from sassatras root. Each
mill gives employment to three hands,
uses about 2,000 pounds of root a day for
each mill, and produces from one to oue
and a half gallons of oil weighing ten
pounds to the gallon. Thus the forty
distilleries consume daily 80,000 pounds
of sassafras root, make about fifty gal
lons of oil, worth about $1 50 a gallon,
and thus earn $225 a day.
The German expeditions will go to
American stations in order to obaerre
tbe transit of Venus ia December next.
Observations will be tukeu at Stratford,
Connecticut; at Aikeu, South Carolina;
at Baliia, lilanca, and at Panta Arenas.
ECLESTIFIC,
Stein-windmg watches are now to arte
on a different plan from what has-been
customary, the improved system pos
sessing, it is thought, some special
advantages. Thus, when it is dwvl
to set the hands, the stem Is first dr.iv n
out, which causes a collar on the end of
it to bear upon a stnd in the shorter arm
of a two armed curved lever. This de
presses tbe long arm of the latter, which
turns a yoke and discharges tbe gearing
from the main-spring arbor, connecting
an independent wiieI with the hand
setting train, to which the motion is im
parted by turning the stem. As soon as
pulling on the Btem ceases, the yoke is
thrown back to its place by a spring.
Normally, another wheel, carried by the
yoke, meshes with the arbor wheel of
the main-spring, and is thu9 always
ready for winding by pressing down
npou and winding the stem. The ar
rangement is simple.
In Morocco about the middle of No
vember a gummy juice exudes sponta
neously from the trunk aud branches of
tbe acacia. It gradually thickens in
lhe furrow down which it runs, assume
the form of oval or rouud drops, about
tbe size of a pigeon's egg, of different
colors, as it comes from the red and
white gum tree. About the middle of
December the Moors encamp ou the
border of the forest aud the harvest
lasts a full month. The gum is then
packed in large leather sacks aud trans
ported on the backs of camels and bul
locks to seaports for shipment. This is
the gum arabie of commerce.
The most ancient monuments of Me
sopotamia and Egypt contained no
mention of the horse, while the creature
represented the Assyrian monuments
had the tail of an ass. The first literary
mention of the horse in Egypt belonged
to a period of about eighteen centuries
before Christ. From that time notices
A horses in Egypt were frequent and
sommon.
Know the true value of time; snatch,
seize and enjoy every moment of it.
No idleness, no laziness, no procrastina
tion; never put off till to-morrow whtt
you can do to-day.
What is recognized by an intelligent
aero as his own country? or what as a
Foreign land? Whatever country he re
torts to, even that he makes his own.
FKKTTV WU.MFN.
Liilir wnn woulil main frmiinesa ami tU
racur- Dual fail lu try "Weils' Ueaiiu Keuewer.
Ability doth hit tbe mark when pre
sumption overshootetti and difliduuee
falletu short.
rieauty.
A woman's greatest beauty
Lies not in face or form so Cue,
But In the wondrous wealth of hair
Produced by CarboUne.
He's armed without that's innocent
within.
ayooNeMr la Wealth. No woman
really practices economy unless she
uses the Diamond Dyes. Many pounds
can be saved every year. Ask your
druggist. Only 10c Simple to use.
Wells, Richardson A Co., Burlington, Vt.
Keep clear of personalities iu conver
sation. "KOI UH ON ITCH."
"Roue on Itch" cures nmaora, eruption, ring
worm, teller, salt rheum. froateU feel, cutluUiu.
W e enjoy ourselves, only in our work,
onr doing; aud our best doing is onr
best enjoyment.
St. Bernard Vegetable Pills.
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y ' Tii? brT cure fiT Ljvrmiitl Hut u
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tlify ha tin tu&f N fnitniy
ftbnilM l witliout a tvrx of the Mt
lii-ruanl VewvUMc Pilbttn thebottn.
I'r-.t-v 't o-utA at lruKtri8t. or by
noiL SaiAJt'ltimt FkkE. AditmM
)'n:s uni rLti col. as Muroer 6U ' York.
In order to eni-lnn the blood, and thn 8 impart
fresh vijror to lhe enft-etleit BTstfm, MlmuijiTe
naeelPK diipstion ith the nation! mvipTint,
IloHiettrr Mom.Hti Jut tern, winch, by infQj.in
energy lulo the operations of the atmiutch, ynt
moteM, nay. Insure thoroairh digestion and &
simiUi ion, and congestion. nutm.'n. A cdn to
a pi -elite, rigor and fleh. tn invariably found to
follow a course of thbt dpervedl? p pnLtr tontr,
which ir, moreover, a reliable prevrutive of mala
rial fevers, tor aaie by ail DrugifiaUaud Deaie.a
generally.
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lor Co. l Chlcswa, N. Y. A StXoul. SoUlcvervwhsrt
0PIUr.lv;
rttli.ne Hnblt Cmrd ID
4.0 4n9. pT till eared.
TELEGRAPHY
I TAUiNTINE
N KB KS Jangsrllle, Wis.
CLOCKS
Pltr money for Ajttj ta- JWid
f-T Cevtalntfue aat trm.
Erie lock t.. trio. Pa.
CLOCKS
MUUtKS PAS IILLtS. pj'';:;:ftbI,L
baiieatown, JUUft.
PATENTS
OtTTATXTT frT fDTDtor. CTt
fu.aj trx. H S. Kx.iw ft Cf..
A S35 Harness for SI8
U srrts EI object tu rou! bu at wholes) uric.
Our Ho. at 3, eurtta (to. So. 1 at 1 eortn -s.
Ne. 1 at til. w.cth ju. o.OOOSeteeeld lax year.
WrxV, sent on spp-oval to anr usee in toe U. B.
AbluJiTS WANTKU.
I NATIONAL SADDLER V (O.
, !4, 10. Is, KO oV ti Well. lienale, N. Y,
YSIOTOSSO A DAT ma-lewtth
outfits tor inanufartuniut Ktncila
Key Checks and Rubber Ntamtn.
Calalouue frew. 8. M. SPKXCER.
Hi Washington St.. Boston- AUas
Nervous Debility
.a,a.
STOMACH
Catarrh Cured
Catarrh Is a Trry prevalent disease, wirn
d!trcine; and offernive symptoms. Hood's
Sarsnparilla gives ready relief and speedy
Cure. Irora the fart It acts throaph the Mood,
and thus reaches every part of the system.
I suffered with catarrh fifteen years. Took
Hood's Sarsaparilla and I am not troubled any
with catarrh, and my general bealtn Is moch
etter." L W. Lnxia, rostal Clerk Chicago
E t. Louis Railroad.
. i . . . . n . ui
, -1 sunerea wiuj c&uuru e w o jciua , ui
many wonderful cures, innaiers, eir, speno
tvn nearly one hundred dollars without benefit.
I tried Hood's Baraapartlla, and was greatly
Imuroved-" M. A. AjtBET. Worcester. Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Is characterized oy
three peculiarities : 1st, the eomoinarioit of
remedial agents; id, the proportion; Sd. the
promt of securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result Is a medicine of unusual
strength, effecting cures hitherto unknown,
bond for book containing additional evidence.
Hood's SarMparllla tones up my system,
purines my blood, sharpeus my appetile. and
seems to make me over." J. V. Thomfson,
itegisler of Ueeds. Lowell. Llass.
" Hod's Sarsapartlla beats all other, and
worth it weight in gold." I. BaJtKLNUTuM,
DO Bank Street, New Yotk City.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all druptfsts. ' ! for t5- J1
enly by C LHlHiU CO., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses Ono Dollar.
Sea bathing, says Dr. A mat. lias
proved of great benefit in many cases of
disease of the eye. The improvement
appears to be due to two cause. 1.
The influence which snch a course has
upon tbe general health by curing ai aj
mia and elevating the tone of the sys
tem, since sea buttling is in the highest
degree a restorative. !!. Sea water, and
occanionallr also the atmosphere of the
sea, has a local irritant action which
should be watched, since it is most ser
viceable when there is a chrooic, torpid
and indolent inflammation, while it is
exceedingly dangerous when the inflam
mation is of an acute kind.
There are forty-two oot ton-mil Is iu
the Bombay Presidency, and the most
of them are said to be over-stocked.
It is stated that new deposits ot zinc
ore have been quite recently discovered
tn New Jersey.
To make a new rope as limber and
soft as an old one. boil it two hours in
water, and then thoroughly dry it in a
warm room.
A Wonderful Freak of Mature
is sometimes exhibited iu our public exhi
bitions When we gazo upon soma of the
peculiar freaks tlame nature occasionally
imlules in, our niimls revert back to tbi
creation ol" uiau. wbo is so fearfully and
womlerluliy made." The mysteries of his
nature have been unraveled by Dr. IL V.
Fierce, of Kuftalo, anil through his knowl
edge of those mysteries lie has been able to
prepare his "tiohleu Medical Discovery,"
which is a ecilic for ail blood taints,
poisons and humors, such as scrofula, pim
ples, blotches, eruptions, swellius, tu
mors, ulcers ami kindred allecllous. By
druists.
What is this world? Thy school, O
misery! Our only lesson is to learn to
suffer.
.100 .Not Called r oe.
It seems strange that it is necessary to
persuade men that you can cure their dis
eases by ort-riui a premium to the man
who fails to receive benefit. Aud yet Dr.
Sage undoubtedly cured thousands of cases
ot obstinate catarrh with bis "Catarrh
lteroedy," who would never have applied
to him, if it had not been for his oiler ol tlie
above sum for an iucurable cftse. Who is
the next bidder for cure or cash?
God pardons Like a mother, who kiss
es the offence into everlasting forgctfnl
ness. Kupture, pile tumors, fUtiilas,
and all disease (except cancer) of the
lower bowel radically cured. Book ol' par
ticulars two letter stamps. World's Dis
pensary Medical Association, IluITalo, N.V.
Bad drivers often spoil good horses.
Every Woman In the Lanl
owes it to herself and her family to take
care of her health. When she finds her
health failing, and debility and weak
ness, undermines her strength, her
surest and best remedy is Kidney-Wort.
It builds np the general health, keeps
the secretory system in perfect order,
regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, and
enables these important organs to per
form their natural functions in throw
ing off the accumulated impurities of
the body.
Dispose ot your unprofitable stock.
p
Coul I Find N Rest.
,-I had acute kidney disease, bordering
on Bright' disease aud could rind no ret
day or night until I took Hunt's Kidney
and Liver Kkmkdy." Mrs. W. il. Sui
son, Boston, Mass.
Many forms of kidney disease are very
difticult to detect, and the symptoms are
not of a marked nature. Statistics show
lhat more thau 50 per cent of the deaths
arise from kiduey disease, direct or inci
dental. Hunt's Kidney and Liver Kkm
kdy never fails to immediately relieve the
worst cases.
South Bostos, Mass., May 12. 1S8.1.
4'1 was recomuiewled to use Hunt's
Kiduey aud Liver Jii:MKlY tor general
debility in my family. 1 find it just as re
commended a luedicine of great value."
Geo. V. Scolou, Watchman, South Bostim
Car Stable.
Don't turn out your stock too soon.
Important.
When you visitor leave New York Utiy, save
nairnsKe expressaire ami S3 carriage Uire.autl slop
at tue t.rmud L niou Hotel, opposite (Iranu Ceu
irsl Depot.
elegant rooms. At ted Dp at a cost of one
million dollars, si and upwards per ilav.
European flan. Elevator, hestaurant supplied
with the tiest. Horse cars, stage an 1 eietaied
railroad to all depou. Families can live is-iter
lor less money at the trami tnion Hole! thau at
any other Ono-claa hotei in the city.
How about fish ponis this season.
M hat is the nse of suffering with Back
ache, Kheumatism, Kidney Diseases, Sci
atica, Crick, Stitches, Chest aud Luun
Troubles, Torpid Liver, or soreness in any
rt wbeu a llp Itatter will certainly give
you relief Vastly superior to all other
porous piasters. You'll say so after using
one. oc everywhere.
Be kind and patient in training colts.
Ax Itkmof Intkkest. "Beeson's Aro
matic Alum Sulphur Suap prevents, cures
and heals kin diseases, sotteu and beauti
fies lace and hands. 5c, by Druggists,
or by tuaiL Address Wtu. Dreydopiiel.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Look after the early calves and
lambs.
Fob Bronchial, Asthmatic, and
PUtMONAKV CoMFLAlKTS,"7r.,iru' brvn
(huil Tiwh" luauilest remarkable cura
tive proiieriies. bvld only in boxes.
An effort made for the comfort of
others lifts us above ourselves.
LIFE FKHSEUVFR.
If you are losing your grip on life, try "H ells'
Healtn Keuewer." boes direct to weak spota,
Grow plenty of small fruits this year.
MEimiN'S PMTOH1ZIO BKKP TOHIC, tbe OQly
preparation of beef conuuning tu riutre nutri
tious ormiTiwt. It eonUinsDioid-inalung, force
generating and life-sustaining properties; iuvaua
Me for indigestion, dyspepsia,nei vous prustrauoo,
and all forms of general debility, also, in ail en
feebled con'luious, wneltier ins resiut of exhaus
tion, nervous prostration, over-wtnrk or acute dis
ease, particularly u resulting from pulmonary
cniupUuui. Caswell, Hazard a Uil, proprietors,
Jew York, buad by druoKisia.
Character is a plant of the slowest
growth.
"ROUfSHON PILES."
Cures Piles or Hemorrhoids, Itching. Protruding,
B!eeding,lnternal or otser. Internal and External
Kemedy in cacti packairc. Sure cureoc UrugKisu
God meant yon to be glad and joy
ous; religion is not a bUidranoe but
help to that.
JITJMOFiOUS.
It was oic a train leaving Biltln-or
the other day. A passenger had h
baggage piled upon the seat so as to
occupy the whole of it Along came a
man looking for some plnce to tow
himself away. Halting in front o!
the seat, he took in the situation, au'i
eaitl:
Sir! I knew four father!
"Did you? Pretty fair man my fatn-
"Yes, sir, I knew him. He got hU
start in life by making and re.'ling 1K b
ointment. "
"Ah! you must have known him
sure. Sit down take half the seat and
welcome. I'm real glad to meet one
of my father's most profitable patients.
It was strange that be wouldn't e
cept the offer, but for some reason he
wouldn't.
Irnn -I' i o A bereaved female
maintained upon her premises a bantam
that laid an egg every morning. I he
B. F. not being well versed in political
economy and, therefore, not knowing
that the rate of production does not in
crease proportionately with the in
creased amount of labor, thought to
herself: "If I double that bantam's al
lowance of oatmeal she will doubtless
lay twice a day." She tried the scheme
aud, much to her dismay, the bird gave
up the manufacture of eggs entirely,
but grew fat and lay down all day loug.
"Well," quoth the B. F., "for eating
purposes I prefer egfS to down, but a
mattress stuffed with eggs can't hold a
candle to a feather bed. I think, alter
all, I have taken my exit through the.
larger extremity of the tromboue."
Moral don't study political economy.
"On another excursion to-day? Son
ny, ain't you mistaken? Twice before
you've told me when 1 called that your
father was off on a picnic. Doesn't he
do anything else?"
Sonny "I told you just what I
heard pop say, that they was bavin'
pio-nio of it. and he hoped it would last
all summer, and it would if he could
make it, and '
Small boy is closed off by lady who
informs the caller that Mr. is de
tained at flarrisburg, aud would be
home as soon as the Legislature would
adjourn.
"Did- he retain his senses till the
last? ' asked a Kansas minister at the
death-bed of a parishioner, whose de
mise be was too late to witness.
'Guess not. replied tall, laiik
man, reflectively. "Ver see the doc
tor he snid as Jim was goue so far, it
didn't make a red continental what ho
took, or what us gev him."
"Well?"
"Well, an what u'yer think he arst
for?'
"A minister?"
"Not much. He just told his gil tn
fetch 'im a glass o' water, while he
could ha' retched his hand out an'
clawed ou tar a jug more'n half full of
of five-year-old tanglefoot."
"You don't mean to say that you
slept with a piece of wedding cake un
der your pillow, you absurd thing!"
said a lady to lrer husband the morning
alter they had attended a coupling bee.
"Certainly I did." "And did you see
in your dreams the person you are go
ing to marry when I am dead?" she
aked, chillingly. "Oh, no; I only
dreamed that i had never married at ail.
Susan, I am going to save this bit of
cake; I am going to caerish it, my dear.
I shall have its portrait painted by an
old muster and its statue shall stand in
the library. As an heir-loom it shall
descend " he snatched it from his
liands and flung it out of the bed-room
window. "My love, it has descended,"
she said sweetly.
Mb Jales was talking to Lis oldest
daughter about a visitor who was at
their bouse.
"How long will he remain?" the
young lady asked.
"1 guess he will stay here all the
time."
"(ood heavens, we don't want him,"
"But he told me he was going to
stay."
"Lid he positively say so?"
"Well, not exactly, but he said he'd
stay until your mother g t into a good
humor, and if he really means wbat he
says, I gness we might as well prepare
for a permanent boarder. At leant,
daughter, that has been my experience
tor thirty -live years, I've been remain
ing." Tas mail man never takes or reads a
newspaper. 11 is protests always com
mence with the language, My atten
tion having been called to an article in
yonr paper, etc Ignorance is bliss
tor a pig-headed man. He should al
ways arrange it that no friend of his
will ever call his attention to anything
printed.
"Well, father," the youug man said
joyously, coming home from college,
"here I am with the sheepskin of a
graduate." "I see," said the old mail
grimly, "you're wearing it over your
bones. Thai's right."
AccjBdino to a New York newspaer
there were three tons of silver on the
tables of Mrs. Vanderbilt's Newort
breakfast yesterday. We now know
how Mr. V underbill got rid of his stray
trade dollars.
Thkrk is much talk among gossip
writers of a lady of fashion at Saratoga
who has thus far worn over fifty differ
ent costumes and she has only beeu
there two weeks. That's nothing to the
man we know down at Cape May. lie
has over two hundred suits. He is a
bath-house propr etor.
Thb absence of telegraph operators
recalls the story of the old darkey who,
hearing the instrument click while tbe
operator was away, stepped up to it,
and putting his month close to it,
shouted with all bis power of lnugt:
"Do oppahratah isn't h'yar."
It is reported that an angry passen
ger threw a porter from a Pullman par
lar car out West. This was probably
tbe biggest tip the porter ever received.
Tub young lady who referred to the
well-known statue as "Apollo with the
beveled ear" was not up iu art matters,
but could be relied upon to hold np her
end of an evening conversation.
The young man who cannot stand
prosperity is willing to sit down aud en
joy it if it will only come to him.
"I in free to confess," aa the prisoner
remarked when he turned State's evi
dence. Prohibitionists, though claiming to
be strictly temperate, always nominate
a "full" ticket.
The following method of tracings on
glasa for lanterns is raid to be satisfac
tory: A piece of fiuelv crnnml a I nam i u
rubbed over with a trace of glycerine.
in oraer to rcaae 11 as transpateDt as
Dossible. It ia now easv tn writn -
draw ou the prepared surface with a
uara ana nneij pointea black lead pea
cil, and tbe plana is so transparent thai
the finest details of any engraving over
which it may be placed can be teen
quite distinctly, lhe drawing having
bean. finished, the plate ia washed with
water, in order to remove the glycerine,
and dried. 'A thin coat of Canada bal
sam or of negative Tarnish now serves
to render tbe side rjermanonlls- t.. .
parent and ready for the IsAtara.
- WARNER S
Tippecanoe
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BILIOUS HEADACHE,
NOTHING LIKE IT.
,00 A. IIOTTLE,
H. H. WARNER & CO., Eocheuter, N. T-
Kkv. r'KANfls i.ll.l.M T. Arlington. Vt., re.
roiuiceu.u Warner s I irrn-Noa. 1 lie Best, lor
sick lie ulacae caused oy aluaiara rt sutlers.
I'OK
FKMALE DEBILITY,
UNSURPASSED.
Sl.OO A. HOTTliK.
H. H. W AENES &C0., Eochester, N- T.
Mas. hPKNt.'EK MCCLKLLAN tiowen, ic!l..
warmly recomuiea Warner's TiprsvasoR, I ne
llest
I am an ild man. For years I rifTered with al
ernionni; rwlit le as the result of Iji-hoio
aini.uLttua km auiiicested a Ilie only mriM or pre
rrwtiK life. The d..-tor rould do noUnn lor UM-j
an-1 thought I irniit die. r'.r three ;ears I neer ha.1
a .hoe on. s irt' sp-ifte lm uiade a permanent eure
aud added ten yean U nit life.
tfm.il. Kaan. Hall Co.. Ua
I hae tak-n SwlrtM Spreiflc f. Wood poison eon-
T tra.-ld at a me.m-aj ewi . o..-. - " -.'
wa. a nietlu al Hudnt. I irraleful to say llua It
bd peit nundrml of olln. I'-r trea'menL
A.uL.Il. SMal. X Newark. . J.
Swift's SpeHn Is enlirely Te(elaole. Treati-- on
ICUmmI and sain Ubrjt Mtaie.1 fr-.
THtHMrirrSm incCa, iirswer X Atlanta. Ga..or
V '. il St. . V.
!.iatitn-a twinw ttiat ih imrinlv smons- diudren
is fr re!er in tlie um!ii-f- Uii-ti'tia Ih in at suv.
.rttier -o.mi. Healrn slid p- rf-i t . tl"ll ol the bow
eleare .nrel hy ;lj-- tl- ! KMi'V l'..l It -s eo
trl pi it s-'ti'Mi. in r-a Ills Liken by the little one-,
mm nntsi m-ti the d.r-H(ive orvatis. su tl is as
a ml 1st ed UeU tile ctonoK'h rt-jecte ail else.
! iVGMt riiflf
ill U PEARL
Keeping Tertk Perfect mn4 leasa llrmttSs
Blair's Pil's.
G eat English Gout and
Rheumatic Remedy.
0eJ rioa, I.IM); reuse, 60 eta.
STAMPING
r snlMMwr1rlhafrtAITlT
r. at Umm than ,-fciird
fur mtamvina. Outfit -on-
OUTFIT.
ltto of oood iti-n
f. r embpiiry ami pin-
M. mi l It.!., J ID. aH V
w.Ltil otr.j .t.i-u J-ia;ii for KAlit-jr W
T PaJ ad fvrythtny nedt tn tluttamvtmg. 1 rlK
ti'ls uh oi-"ll n-i ik to work it, trorfX &.. BsMk
twin, k bw tm winmp PIuh. F-lt. kc, toarhe tb
Aaiifs.nari.t'U n.uiMiu .tinri arm orrr TtrrDt n w
-to Kralnfiita ar.d I.ttAtrr Vm mtinm Miner
Vark, 4c i n Lit ol i.LuLio.arjf iIw--.
sfLKroivt. iC. &f It 'aVll.
TE- PAUKKH. l,,!., Miifc
PATCH ' L-kl't HUkn. Hattna
W CI rf t. I ti.r. A.Q i; Ac.rr. hucWier. .y.
BAUQH'S
PHOSPHATE
Onvtams th Life and Ffnreof Animal Bfwt W
w milium Hnuib'wMrirllv Fur Haw tftttte
.llrml. eun HtaNajh's Km(y liMMilwrl Pur
AalfBal Hot-. t wr lew Frire. It would
urvriae fans to know um tmrj low thwy can pn
tuw thtwa bratKla dirft fra OS. tmnA nar duiw
and wiJrwi and w aiaiJ you ant riaapata ,
KALtaH A HO.Na. tv S. lL Aia. PlkliaUa I'a,
Profi.abio En.pbyniGn1
.sa l light liseMe work Isr l.caiee. eut aarwoset
by uuli. biuiie sol sin.-iiv livjii-huA No auits
u( so ismi'S AJJr. VII..HO. i DAT 1-1.
rail Kler. Un-s.
TJIsreMsessed esu v-s ll?l.,JrA?.VJ
eel-brsie-' I issrsot ib-N.w VOKk. a ntll"
CIOAHI OMPANlf. ijb-ral ilHMM.II.
er OttMMissloS paid to v. nsnt s.a. tss ranoei
uni.-m.rl and term Sililr e. t oeve,
IheNew Verh H" Ce-..
. ; Uisailsl. rh.
MORPfilNEopfimKabi."
KAHII.V ' (t:ll. HlHIK FREK.
OR. J, C HOFFMAN. Jeflerjon. Wisconsin
CANCER INSTITUTE ""JZ.Z
1 Witiflo tl-vaUxteuU uid
ti: our use Tractive, atautta
ir--nuiriiUjr unmaJtL
rm-3 s a acanowiaaafed
r -T-J w-uilvnty on Curtr ami
I fisPm, riwanal Tliniotn.
' trUIxiuarT ctirpa by hi
wAf e Frt-at wwcai um-w
f rt A wufifa, lorn
3 miuired in remoimr Uia
R. U. AWARE
THAT
Larillard's Climax Plog
-arlns rr.l fin iQ; la, ijw-ii,,.,).,
Kew1 I.eM !nt-nil tln-.i I . 1 1 ... i
"av i liseinas. ami ,lm Ixtrill im loeulle.are
tne best auu duMil, qtiuluy t uiiM.u-rel t
i F
rL ffi II la,
n
Copyn'.Iuci ILor
Try Ayer's Sarsaparilla this Spring.
ramarsa kjDr. J. aayare.C8,lwell,Kaaa.
wuij cm prance Uitlor. hw
awW"j-j Mx&tsbhstrl iA.Zy
X o "ir tnr.T:.
piinr-! tu bio si
tfilll..... bfuru.tiu.o, ,1; '
I curatiiafffefm. 'UwfjBjj-
ful
It I a pure! staM v...
irmm tlitfntirtb-ns a:. - r0t
a, tfa m-.ii-maj pnn f ' -;fw
n.(-i thrivfrom witlL.iit ti -i v f'01
Il rem lh m uK. A ''(-a.M
ma.
ptftttvut rien hi t-it.ir( w Amj
It ia th crral KIUJ turlr
IpTtnsr iTiuci(.lr ; Oruii i'ur ''J
a p-rft hrnoTJit-H-aii-l iun:nr.xuw j
tm. N?r befiiiw iu tliKi-..-v .fi?'""
irf the ml-k of fT Uir-w- niftb h
rrnuDUt, Nutritii.ui, lxn'v. "rc
CotiDCrr Irritant. Stidonrt., Anu hl..iZlLtt
liurecic tui Tonic pnp-Ttiti of s ' JiT'.
Tkt.!i xcwd Uioao of mx,y utter ulhnJ
t pf ron rn t; thr P:Trr .Stl1Vifj.
trtliivcti-a9 and remain hjr? ua.. er rH
u- oilier nie-uii -;. an-! ih jisi tr;axw
v.mmI tiu-piKiit - frrt.MT "-"---MW
Mllloua, itrMiltlrnt, iLVnu.tr. .
trial (aVvf-rn. rnv (.rvntit tiinititTj
I, iiitij Stat. i-Artii'iiiar v ii tb
'rvat rivpn aui :h-ir r.t tnlu.ti-i '
Va t - a
SiiruuM-r aiil Vutuinn. la.t ijur-r .
oT'tnustiaJ hut ni lrvn-
. - "
I hear Fftfia ar inanuh,r
b extrusive J-rMicn,- ' ot'i.r v.m. a
aibl howela. Iu t.tir trmf i:te:it. p.rrtii
(rtinir a, powerful Itirt U-U.f uj-.ti tJ.t-rjj."
There la n railliarltr f..r ih
iiuai t- lr. J. W alkkk h .--k f- Trr j
wtti -li:y rttif9 lfi tl.nk -...,rMi r
iAtrr with v hnh tli n.i K J
-4.HIC tinu -tiimulatiiiar trif art-oti. l. n
i-mI kr-ns-ni'iy rv-iairtu tbe L-ia.iLj
lie iliir.Tiva orvrtn
K-riliy tli body arr.;tt t .li
fwnjtail it'rttii'!' wifli ',m.a h -rru. v
-fiilfintc cin- tak boiU cf a " -u-u. lLia fw
arm1 1.
InrivorAlra tb Siomui h ar.letis
at- th tsKftitl l.tv-r ai.-i ln.wt- . n
It of UliHllt:-l -ftici-l4'-v m i:,jf (r i,
f a) t:npun:i. ini.trtinsr nw u nr-.i
ths rrauir-, ami -ai-rvu. r;
ral-jiuH. r tur n!i-i n n
!' of n-ii. nm nia;T.-r frt:ii ri- vtm
iy(la r liit'lt-atiou, h-.!-
Pain iu th Sfifunlrrs, i'mh, 1 '-;ii'o ,jf ,M
f'ht. I ijEin-.'. Sur St. ii:(fh. I'.itl Tvr-m -j,
M-lItb. .AJ4 AT'.iU:li!4. I":. l-i: tl :t ICeH-ait;
if.llauituati'JU "f Ui Li.n-s. 1 in thr rxx f
fie Ki-lrit-y. an a hun-lrv.! t,th-r paaiiiu.
tiTiis. at ttt olTsprii-CH ft ..
m roiit I a, or hint' fritl, W i t- Swj.
i I levra. ilryMfuti. S- k tfnit-,
rtfiil.HW or Intl-'iwnt Inr'unimaT-. ti.-t, Mi-mnal
,iT lions. Srr, Kn.j.tuwf tiir kia.
Fvft -t. luthr, a iu a.i i-tbrr'Huroaa
i'iax, W.iiKH it Vinki;h HmttMhaasiti,!
rh-ir jrrat curative -wr-rs ui Uif n-uai-xav
aaraiil ii!ra'tt:e c..
Kr lHHammat-ry (tn-tpr KSt-
tMin. thml, Bt MMi-t. kin..tt-nt InTjiia
K-vi-p. Ii-a of tit hli ljva-r. k ai-fv- kj
i;.tilr. the B:itrs hai n- ivul. ttiD
cn-n ar- CiWil bv VitiatM b
tlfrhaniral t)lmn--i'"rKwtar4
In ltuntavi Minni. aiirii as Fu.n.&r.-iV.rip.
tt-r. iK:d-bateri. and Mim. w ti.-a ai
rancw in life, an aubt t para-Tsu uf
I.wtls. To (Ttiartl aruiit Urn,, take a jf
U AI CR' VlNtff.Aa HlTTKK.
For !ktn Oiaraa, Er.i-ti'-o-v Th-t,
?alr Khouiu. Blou h-. Sj-Ti. hn p-n Itiriajrm
Km!, farburu'lt-a. k:iUC-aorui. jH-a:J-htd. M
I-rna, Kr'siur!aa. Ith. S urf. I is-. -rvvm
M'liinura and dis--'' of th- Men -f wcatw
Dam or ntur, are lit rally li;fc npaort-waa
outofth? system in a aburt tn.c byu-tfLat
th" Bitti-P. . .
Plo, Tape, and other H ortua. iurtat
In the tvHhMu of tu many th. uan-K are-fft-(uallT
dentPoTl and nHio-i. Noar
riWiViue. no Ternnfukr. no unrb- miLtn,
fiwthe sTHtem from worma 'itt- tha bi'lrr
rr Prmalw 4 omplalut mv.T
ol.L mamrxl or Titr'. at th- ,iap..f a.--
b,v-l ortbtiiniuf 1 ''"-
4 -ana the Vitiated Bloailwfrw
yovi And us impurilie- bur-n: -: Uir..-.ifc-htt-ira
b Piropl-a. KnipH. or S.r- Trt
issi timl it tilKiinii'mi auu " "
clan!wit wb-a it f ; , i r
you whrMi. Kt-v-pth hi.--J pur
f the jystwwn wul f..M..w
In rowrluloit tl- I
will aptta f-r itif. w ?T
ant-e of ita merit- tht. a "
Around rarh botilr :i
prlnUHi in diftriit I:it
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LE PAGE'S
LIQUID CLUE.
imrnnii cn FOR C E M E NT1C
WOOD. GUIS';. CHINJ. M-Es.tEjl'i
BEST TRUSS Ml BS&
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OUR DRUGGIST
Says that -when a custom
asks tor THB BEST Sprm
Medicine he confidently recom
mends Ayer's SarsaparLfe :
Trout B. S. Kvt$tll, Drugget. XaK.
I have been in llio dm,' 'J t'f"1'
tlon busiuess in Nashua tir 'ur;
and am the oltlrst drugiji-t berr- 1 "
the tiit to inirtKlu.-e your valu-w' n"
tines in this citv. I believe '
Ayer's .;arapaiiila I take v'r-f"
ell
reconiltieniiiu4 v mi. v " . i
knowing it to give satisfaction. I
niv experience, as a ilrusgisM Bw J
tu bear the first eompiaint a,:aiDst it.
From F. at E. B UUy Jt Co.. IvrtV.
Havinj sokl Ayer'a S.irari!
was flit place.1 uxn the iuhi k.t.
sav, after an experience cuvenui H" " (
of a century, that we have y. t i
a cane where it ha failed ! in" ' ,
lion. It merits are fully e-i "atJ- J
From C. Way Jt Co.. '.
We have use.1 Avert ?r-a
years, and our customer ore n." n v
with It efTects. AVe bdieve It !"
of tbe beat medicines in Uie m-""-1-
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