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FARM NOTES.
ruonTs of mis fAKM Whether
faiiuMS . Uir rightful aharo of tlie
faim pi-rtit depends not only upon
iheir ability to work an'l plan, but aiao
upon their ability to market what .hrj
B tve to ad well as upon the care
fulness of thtj wif also. For Stance,
tue farnr may b rry careful about
fwdinir bis c ows, kerp.ng them clean,
etc., but unless) the housewife supple
men La his close attention with the same
rare of the luiik, cream aul dairy
utensils, hui extnt work amounts to but
Mile. Ve have now in our mind's eye
a farmer who receives five cents above
the market pm e for hi butter, from
the fa-t th.it his city customer found
that the quality was the same through
out the ye.ir, anil as good as any to
. I found in the marker. Now this
x!r live cents 1.4 all prollt, and he is
entitled t It. (r 1 that all the
profit, for when ome a customer is ob
tained tt U usually for a whole season,
.iud a market thus ined for other
prlue. In this wy uth:1i lime is
saved In marketing, and middlemen
entinfly dispensed wttlu It brings him
in the cash and thus eu.ibles him to buy
wUt-ie he can get the most f r his
money, which Is another profit he reaps.
It is always bert for a farmer to estal
l:sh a reputation for selling a good
article in oiler to (ret his full share t.f
U.a protlt or anything he has tJ sell.
Another thiiur. a farmer, in order to
malt ready sale of any kind of product
direct to the cu.stouier. should establish
a lepuUtlon for honest dealings, i, e.,
never representing an article to be a
little better than It really U, for con
fidence once lost is never regained.
Whk.n- .heep aie sheared the ticks
which infest them leave and go upon
the lambs, leutjj averse to the liht to
which they ar subjected by the
removal of the wool. To relieve the
lambs from the-e Injurious pests dip in
adecoctimi of to'.iiccoand sulphur.one
pound of the former ami Tour of the
latter ia a gallon ,,r Killing water. The
lambs are U p; tj in this liijuld wheu it
id cooled.
Sheep that are kept on the old hi
ture-tlelds should le driven to the barn
yard before a Morni, its dampness is
Injurious, it is utmost impossible for
sheep to Cud a suthciency of food wheu
the suow 13 on the ground and they
sutler from lack of shelter in the lieli's.
Yet there are many farmers who turn
the sheep out to support themaelvs,
and such a system is one that always
leads to loss.
Man pre Is more or less valuable 111
eiact ratio to the k::id of food and the
animal th.it produces it. i'our grazmir
rattle fed oa cheap hay and 110 grain
make very poor mauure. i'rom ruiieh
c-jws fed iu a literal manner and often
on heavy grlu rations, a good amount
of rich manure is obtained. All of our
eheap fodders are of little value fi r
manure. Thus a ton of oat-straw Is
worth but f.I.'.O, while linseed and
cottonseed are valued at JO to (2 a ton
Hence we see it is well to look at this
feature of the case tefore buying our
supply of grain.
Care of stock has much to do with
the result. Mudy them closely, see
what they niulre, and use common
sense in supplying it. Feed only at
regular t:mes, ami two feeds a day are
belter than three. It Is the nature of
our neat stock to eat large quantities
of foxl very rapidly, and theulleilown
and remastlcate it. I have followed
this method for the pust fire seasons,
and to oni.ii beurtlt. 1
A TAB MFit says that If you should
waut to fatten a horse that is hide
bound, give him one tablespoouful of
the following mixture once a dav in
wet feed: Saltpeter, three ouuors;
crude antimony, one ounce, sulphur,
one ounce, l'ulveur- -:iil mix the
whole together. 1'j.e. .t tablespiMuit ul
once a day in a bran mush.
Ir th- air of the cellar is damp it may
be thoroughly dried by placing 111 it a
peck of fresh lime iu uu opeu box. A
peck of lime will absorb about seven
pounds, or more thau three quarU of
water, aud in this way a cellar or milk
roooi may soon be dried, even in t: e
hottest weather.
The gooseberry bushes do best when
tuey are well trimmed. They make
very rank growth. It is the fruit that
does best iu partial shade, aud if the
mildew does not attack tt a crop may
always l looked for. Thev aie not
grown extensively for sale, but every
farm or garden should have a space
devoted to tliem.
There 13 no benellt in keeping too
much stock. Kuuts. stuuted annuals,
or those that seem to eat all they r iu
get without gaming in size, should !e
got rid of. Many lrsses occurr from
keeping unprofitable stock ou hand too
long. An animal that does not show
the effects of good treatment in a few
weeks will be no better in as ni.inr
mouths.
A Strip of two-ply tarred papei
fastened around the trees, and extend
ing into the ground, is one of the best
modes of protecting the tiees against
mice aud rabbits.
If you have trees liable to winter
thawing, aud so to having bark split,
pack the snow about them and iu No
vember tack a thin strip of board on
lhe south side, to remain till spring.
Novemhek pruning of poais and
peaches should cut back one-third of
the year's growth trom younif trees,
as this rtnioes the weakest, least
mature wood, aud there Is le- s danger
from severe freezing.
SEtCRE a supply of dry-land pl.ist-r
for use during the winter iu the stalls.
Scatter it liberally over the floors, and
add it to the manure. It U a valuable
absorbent and ai iests the escape of am
monia. Tusbk is nothing that will fattea a
pig as quickly as sweet potatoes; They
are superior to corn for that purpose.
Pick out those that are marketable and
boil the culls for the p'gs. Ttiey may
be given to steers also, aud can be fed
raw or cooked.
Cows need light, not only for theit
own health and comfort, but because
good butter cannot be made from the
milk of cows kept in dark stables. Air,
light, cleauiiiu ss and warmth are four
essentials of a cow stable where cows
are kept for profit.
It has been claimed for the Dorset
sheep that they are hardier than the
merinos and can subsist on scauty
herbage. They are, therefore, well
adapted for steep hillsides or old worn
out fields; but ail bleeds of sheep should
be fed at the barn ut night.
Sti: I2t:L'i CfptbinJ, dunn? the first
half of tins year, saw at I -a Paz, In Bo
livia, at au elevatiou of 12,000 feet,
with the fuil moon In the sky, ten
stars in the Pleiades with the naked
eve, and also two stars in the head of
of the Hull which are not in Argelan
der's 'L'rauometrla Nova."
The Government of France offers a
prize of 110,1)00 for the discovery that
shall enable electricity to be applied
economically la any one of the follow
ing directions : As a source of beat,
cf light, of chemical action, of mech
anical power, as a means of the trans
mission of Intelligence or the treatment
of disease, the prize being open to alt
nationalities and to be awarded in De
cember, 1SS3L
HOUSEHOLD.
A 54'otcii Haggis is made of the
lights, liver and heart or a sheep, which
is all called a pluck. Tha come, attach
ed to the windpipe. Tut all on to boil,
say for an hour and a half. It is well
to let the end of the wicdf,:pe bang
over the pot, so that any impur
ities may pass ouL When done remove
from the lire and allow tbe pluck to
cool. Then cut away the windpipe,
bits of skin or gristle, and all but about
a quarter of the liver. Tben add
half a pound or beef suet, and chop the
whole very fine. Now add two small
cupf ula of oatmeal which has been pre
viously dlied in tbe oven, pepper and
salt, arid about half a pint or the liquor
in which the pluck was boiled. Now it
Is ready for the bag, which must bave
been procured from the market the day
before; it Is the large stomach of a
sheep, and must be fresh. As soon as
possible wash it well, first in colli water
then plunge it into boiling water, and
scrape carefully; then it should be al
lowed to soak all night in a pan of salt
and water. When the mince is ready
wash the bag wr.h cold clean water,
and only little more than hair till it with
the mince, for room must be left for
the meal and meat to expand; if tilled
the bag would burst. Now sew the
bag ud securely, and pop it into a pot of
boiling water, pricking It occasionally
as it swells to allow the air to escape.
If the skin appears very thin tie a pud
ding cloth around it; boil for three
hours; serve hot without gravy or gar
nish of any kind, as it Is sufficiently
rich of lUelf. I
A BAKEDTUNOL'Elsa welcome guest
at the breakfast or lunch table, or a
little entree with dinner, i'arboil and
skin the tongue as for roasting; trim it
neatly; mince two boiled onions and a
bunch of parsley together; mix with
these three tablespoonfuls of fine crack
er crumbs seasoned with its much cay
enne ad desired, according to taste, a
blade of mace and six pounded cloves;
spread the seasoned crumbs over the
tongue and cover them with the thin
nest iiosslble sliced of bacon. Uoll the
tongue with the thick part in the mid
dle, put it in a small baklm; pan, cover
it with broth and bake it slowly in the
oven from three to four hours. When
done put it In a mold and press till cold.
If tbe thin portion of the tongue is not
eaten it may be preserved to grate for
seaJoning onilels and forcemeats.
IM-.-oi.ve in an open Jar one table-
spoonful of corrosive sublimate In two
quarts of boiling water, and after al
lowing tbe solution to remain undis-
turld a few hours apply it to both
sides of the carpet or rug, using for the
purpose a small whisk brush. It is not
necessary to use more of the solution
than enough to slightly 3amien the
surface of the fabric As the solution
is poisonous it should be plainly labeled.
In the case of carpet beetles it is some
times necessary to reduce the quantity
of water in the solution, using but one
luart instead of two.
Mardlk Chocolate Pcddino.
One cup of sugar, three spoonfuls of
butter, half a cup of cold water, two
rggs, two cups of flour and two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder ; divide the
mixture, and put half a cup of grated
chocolate into one-half of it- Put some
of the plain into the mold first, then
the chocolate, and so ou until it is all
used. team oae hour. To be eaten
witu fruit sauce.
Cocoas ct Ice-cream. Oue pint
of water, five egs, two cups of sugar,
one cupful of prepared cocoanat, juice
of one lemon and ten spoons of the ex
tract. Beat the sugrtr and e??s to
gether and put It in the double boiler.
Mir it until it begins to thickeu. and
then add the cocoaaut. When cold add
tlie lemon juice and one quart ol
whipped cream. Freeze it stiff.
Jenny Lis d Cake. Two and one
half cu;s of sue ar, one cup of sweet
milk, four cups of flour, four e;tr two
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, bake in
three sheets (two of white). After tak
lug out the quantity for the two of
white, leaving less than a third, add
two tablespooonfuls of molasses, one
teaspoonful of cloves, one teasoonfu!
of cinnamon, one grated nutmeg ; add
a little more flour to the dark; put to
gether with thin frosting.
A ritETTY little pocket plncushior
may be made ly making a small round
cushion for a foundation and puttln
around the edge a tiny band of velvet
in some bright color, either plainly or
puffed as preferred. To cover th
edges of this and ornament the cushion
glue or sew firmly into place a large or
namental button, one on each side.
The huge fancy metal buttons of a few
years since make very pretty cushions,
and fancy disks of mother of pearl.
carved wtod, etc, may also be used
A ooi breakfast dish: Boil three
eggs twenty minutes, then remove the
shells and cut into slices. Fry a bit ol
union m a little butter, and add a tea-
spoonful of corn-starch mixed with a
saltspoonful of curry powder ; pour on
siowiy three-quarters or a cup of milk.
seasoning with salt and butter to taste,
aud simmer until the onion is soft.
Add tbe egs, and serve when thor
oughly heated.
Scotch Tease Bkose, although not
nearly so popular as it deserves to be,
is a most wholesome and palatable
dish, and iu days that are coue it nour
ished brave aud warlike bands pease-
meal warriors. Put two large table
spoonfuls of pease-meal into a bowl.
add salt aud a bit of butter, then boll
ing water, making the brose stiff
enough for the spoon to stand Id. and
serve immediately with a glass of fresh
milk.
Haked Ualibct, Creole Style.
Put a halibut steak, weighing about
a pound, in the middle of a pan; sprin
kle It with salt and a little onion, chop
ped fine; then spread with tomato
enough to cover tbe fish; then cover
with bread crumbs. Add a little but
ter and salt; then garnish the dish with
more tomatoes, and bake twenty min
utes. Better to bake on dish to serv
on.
Sda CaVe. One pound of flour, ou
half pound of currants, one-fouitt
pound of butter, six ounces sugar, twi
ounces oiange peel, two ounces al
monds, one teaspoonful carbonate ct
soda, flavor with essence of lemon; add
milk enough to make cake rather stiff,
and put in one-half a nutmeg.
A SEWIKO anron In shnu iwL-ati
repose a needle, thimble, small scissors i
and reels of black silk and cotton, with
one of white cotton as well, if kepi'
handy for emergencies, will save the
housemother many a step and consider-,
able strain upon her amiability.
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Krvpp, the late great German fonn-'
der. had shortly before his death
taken out a patent on a Cat-heaJ.
ed artillery projectile.
The point
I
d projectiles, as is well
known, are
apt to deflect when striking iron platee
or water at certain angles. The new
projectile, slightly tapering at the butt,
will not only pierce the plates all the
more easily but is also calculated to hit
the iron-clads below the water line. In
order that the resistance of the air
against the flattened head mar not 1m-
pede the celerity of tbe projectile, the
latter is provided with a nolnhnt tin 1
mini wilu grease, which cap drops
tag the head of the ball, facilitates Its '
entrance. ,
President John Adam Wife.
John Adams, though inaugurated it
Philadelphia, was tbe first President U
establish the functions of government
at the newly built federal city ou the
banks of the Potomac. Mrs. Adam:
was the first I resident's wife to occupy
Lhe executive mansion. On New
Year's Day of she received with
her husband the officials of the govern
ment and society of the infant capital.
The residence of Mrs. Adams at the
executive mansion was but brief. Her
husband's first election was by a bare
majority, and his defeat for re-election
limited his residence at Washington tc
four months. In that time, however,
Mrs. Adams left the impress of fcei
itrong individuality upon the social in
stitutions of tlie capital aud upon the
Somestic surroundings of tbe presi
dential office to a greater degree than
did the President upon the official sur
roundings of the cflice. Mrs. Adams
inaugurated the social customs estab
lished by Mrs. Washington In New
York and continued in Philadelphia,
and which have Leen practically ai
de red to ever since. Among the la
dies of the executive mansion Mrs.
Adams will always hold a prominent
place as a woman of extraordinary
mental force aud a knowledge of
public events beyond the average
standard of men in public life.
Overworked I'aH-lle-i.reTta.
There are men in Atlanta who carry
a helpless arm at their sides as the re
sult of acting as pall-bearers at the
funeral of a friend. A metallic casket
weighs about five hundred pounds;
with a man's body enclosed over six
hundred pounds. The bandies by
which -the casket Is carried are awk
wardly placed and cruel to the hand.
Fall-bearers as a rule are men of sed
entary life and unaccustomed to lift
ing heavy weights. By carrying uu
evenly, the larger weight of the coftin
is often thrown on one man. He will
not drop it, and the result is an arm
permanently sprained. It Is notorious
that two or three pall bearers at each
funeral suffered from the effect of it
for davs afterward. What should be
done is this: Every undertaker should
have four trained men to carry the
coflin. ' These could do it easily and
without the delay incident to the pres
ent method. The pall-bearers, wearing
badges and crape, could follow the
coffin walking, as testimony of their
love for the deceased and sympathy for
tbe family. The change might be a
shock at first, but the undertaker who
inaugurates the custom will prevail at
last.
77ie toothless biped of the future is
no mere idle dream of the speculator.
Mr. Spence Bate, F. It. S., has lately
shown that the average tooth of the
modern European shows under the
microscope a distinct deterioration of
structure and loss of substauce as com
pared with the tooth of the Ashantee.
as well as with those found in the an
cient barrows of England. And uot
only is the quality degenerating, but
there Is a tendency likewise towards
diminution of quantity. The cranium
develops at the expense of the face and
jaws, and as the space required for the
teeth diminishes, their number likewL-e
decreases. While the lower vertebrates
have four grinders on each side in eacli
jaw, the highest have three, whilst in
man their number is reduced to two.
Nor Is it expected that tbe diminution
will stop here if the average size of the
human skull goes on increasing as it
is now doing. Fortunately the ques
tion does not press.
A JUj&iim engineer has been turning
bis attention to the power going to
waste in the Niagara Kiver. He esti
mates that a motor could be submerged
in the river which would furnish half a
million horse-power sufficient to run
all the machinery in Buffalo and pump
all the city's water. His plan is to
place a giant iron wheel in the river
perpendicularly, so that it shall be
turned by a current. The power would
be taken from tbe shaft of the wheel
by either belts or gearings, or would be
sent through electric cables.
Duvh In Georgia gasoline has leer.
put to a new use a mechanic of Au
gusta is constructing a steam buggy, iu
which the boilers will be heated by
two gasoline burners. The buggy has
three wheels, tbe first being extra
large, and bearing the burden of the
machinery. Tbe vehicle will carry sev
eral persons, and the engine can be
worked with ease by anyone inside ;
aid can also be guided in any direction
at the will of tbe operator. Its aver
age speed is estimated at a mile in three
minutes. It will no doubt make a
good companion piece for the team
man in the patent office.
In a neighboring city a "coaster" on
rollers is run on a circular track nearly
O'X) feet in length, and elevated about
'Jl feet at either end. A reporter who
tried a trip says: "Tbe descent is very
rapid for about 200 feet, the grade
growing less and less till it becomes
level; then a gradual ascent takes place,
carrying the car back to the point of
departure, which is twenty-one feet
high. The trip around the curve is ac
complished in 104 seconds, and the
sensation la as if one was flyiag through
the air."
In judging of the value of au ar
ticle of food, Ilerr Mayer would con
sider, as tbe principal points to deter
mine, its haimlessness, its taste, and
its phjsiologlcal utility. In the first
two respects there is, he thinks, no ap
preciable difference between genuine
and artificial butter. The third point
depends chiefly on digestion, and he
has proven by experiment that genuine
buyer is tbe more readily digested of
the two. x he difference, even in this
respect, is not great, but is especially
noticeable when the imitation butter is
used with potatoes.
-1 $afttj envelope, to prevent tamper
ing, has been devised. On tbe flap, the
words, "Attempt to open" are printed
with a double set of chemicals, the
first impressed containing nutgalls, and
the second green vitriol. If the flap be
steamed or moistened In any way, tbe
magic prniting will appear.
A rpecutl correspondent states that
most of the incandescent lamps at the
Vienna International Electric Exhibi
tion bave transparent bulbs, and that
very disagreeable after-images of the
glowing carbon filaments are caused if
they are looked at only for a moment
or two'
t . " . .
Late P086""" I' that the
SDot ' 'ne planet Jupiter la
"tUi ? " seen' uhoue'1 u "7 faint
f"1, 'U coIor a''etl away. The
total disappearance of tlie remarkable
object WDich JuP'ter Las exposed to the
T,ew oi our stronomers for several
Tears u undoubtedly near at hand.
a lecture just published, A.
von
Xasaulx, a well-known geologist. draws
an Ingenious parallel between Ireland
1 Sicily, and attempts to explain the
backward state of the inhabitants of
those two Islands and tbe disorders of
bich tbey have been the theatre by
the nature of their geologic! strata,
the formation of their coasts, and their
geocTapbical positions. '
.
v the Kitchen stove Is cleaned out
lighted, a great deal of time may be
aared tae next morning.
A Timelt Suggestion. A little
boy brings borne from school a very
poor report, which read that be had
been lazr end iinrmlenL.
Y'on little scampi" exclaimed the en
raged parent, seizing his cane and hold
ing It over the culprit, "what shall I
do with my walking stick?"
"Better take a walk with it," replied
the undismayed youth.
A Titled Ckowd. He (at a Chica
go restaurant) "There are a number
of prominent people present, Mrs. Wa
bash. There is an ex-governor and an
ex-judge and an ex president of a rail
road and an ex-district attorney."
She "Yes, and the gentleman talk
ing to the ex-judge is an ex-husband of
mine."
"What kind of a looking gentleman
is your sister's beau. Master Tommy;
Is be young?"
"I should say so," replied Master
Tommv; "why he hasn't got anv hair
jet." "
"Is there any man in this town nam
ed Afternoon?" Inquired a Mississippi
postmastT, as be held up a letter di
rected "I. M."
Wa ought not to be too anxious to en
courage untried innovation. In ca&es of
doubtful improvement. For a quarter of
a ccntnry lr. tsage'a Catarrh Keiiiedy has
been before tbe public and paaswl through
th aevrreat tent and la pronounced tbe
most reliable remedy tor that disagreeable
malady. Thousands of testimonials of its
virtue. 30 cents per bottia. liy drug
gist. For a sore throat there Is nothing
better than tbe white of an egg beaten
stiff with all the sugar it will hold and
the clear juice of a lemon.
It, Always tbe WJ.
"Didn't I tell you ao ?" aaid a gentleman
to an acquaintance whom be chanced to
meet on tbe street; "It's always tbe way,"
"What's always the way?" inquired a
mutual friend of the two men wbo hap
pened alooz just tben. "Why, just this,"
replied tbe lArat xpeaker : "you see Smith,
here, the last time 1 met him be had one of
tbe worst coughs you ever beard. lie com
plained of a luss of apetite,of night-sweats,
of low spirits and other unmistakable pre
monitory symptoms of consumption. I
told him to cet a supply of Ir. Pierce's
Uolden Medical Discovery at once. He
did so, aud look at bim now I Did yon
ever see a healthier looking man? lbo
'Discovery' baa snatched tbousauda from
Consumptives' graves. 1 knew it would
cure Smith. It's always tbe way."
Whenever a farmer gets a labor sav
ing implement for himself, let bim
think if something to save his wife
irom kitchen labor cannot al be
secured.
She llroke Uae iLuaaCfiueut
because she saw that be had ceased to love
ber. Her beauty bad tailed, her former
biph npirits has given place to a dull lati
tude. What Lal causi-U tbia taiange?
Functional derau-ement; she was Mill'eriuj
from tbone ailments peculiar to "her sex.
Anil ao their two youug lives drifted apart.
How ii?ed!esa, how cruel I Had she taken
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreM-rif-tion she
might have 1een restored to lieallh and
happiness. If any lady reader of these
hnes is similarly atflict-x't, let bar lose uu
time in procuring tbe "Favorite Pre-u-rip-lirm."
It will pi ve ber a new leiee of hie.
Sold by drnita, an i-r m posidve rrnax-
antee from lite manufacturers, of pertect
satiMaclion in every case, or money re-
lunaeu. ree guarantee ou bottle wrapier.
Willow chairs and other furniture of
that kind can be cleaned by scrubbing
carefully with talt water, rinsing and
rubbing dry.
WEAK AMI SEKYOl'S YtOMEX.
Haw Strength oferres and Health of
Cody May Easily be Obtained.
Women are great sufferers from nervous
ness, weakce-s, nervous proBtratiou, and
exhaustion. Tbey droop and languish un
der household cares and work wbieb never
end. Tbey retire tired and wake tired
and unrrfresbed; tbey are worn out and ex
hausted in nerve and vital power, and bave
uo etrength or euergy.
Fortunately ami it would almost seem
a di-jt-unation of divine Providence to
over-worked humanity there are medi
cines which restore lost nerve forces,
rebuild the weakened system and
re-establish health, strength and
energy. These medicines, which
are purely vegetable, have been
combined iutoa wonderful remedy known
as Dr. Oreene's Nervura Nerve Tonic,
which is kept by all druggists at ?1 jier
bottle. Tbia truly wonderful remedy is
without doubt the greatest discovery 01
the e-ntury. and is tbe best strengthening
and invigorating remedy ever known.
For nervous aud physical exhaustion,
weak, tired, and languid feelings with no
j-ower or ambition for exertion, it is a sov
ereign remedy and absolutely certain cure.
In cases of sleeplessness and nervous irri
tability its use will be followed by calm re
pose and natural, refreshing sleep. For
nervousness, nervous dehiiily, exhausted
vitality, despondency, and depression of
tbe mind it is a pertect seclhc For ma
laria, neuralgia, rheumatism, paralysis,
numbness, trembling and insanity It is tlie
only positive and recognized remedy. It
never fails to cure nervous and sick head
ache, weakness and pain in the baek or
side, palpitation or tbe heart, apoplexy,
epileptic tits, hysteria, St. Vitus s dance,
dyH-ppia, indigestion, Iosh of apietite.
constipation, biliousness, kidney and liver
diseases.
Other medicines miy be offered by drug
gists, but do not be persuaded to try uncer
tainties, when by the u.-e of this wonder
ful remedy you can certainly be cured.
Should yurdru-:ist not bave Dr. Greene's
Nervura Nerve Tunic, he will get it for you
if yen insist ujion having it- Dr. Greene,
its discoverer, is tbe great special at in the
cure of nervous aud chronic diseases, and
be may be consulted by those using this
remedy, or by any surlerer from disease.,
free of charge, at bis omce. So West 14th
st. 'ew York, jiersonally or by letter.
Sunlight is often the very best medi
cine especially for children and elder
ly people and tbe more hours of it
they get tbe better are their cjiances
for life and health
Consumption sorely Cured.
To the Editor : Pleas inform your readier
that 1 Have a positive remedy fur tbe auuvs
Dmd disease. By its timely uae tbousan-ls of
ttuprlrss canes bave been permanently cured. I
ttiail be sisd to send two boti.ed or my remedy
I kl to any of your readers who hare cous.uiu(
1.1 n if they wi.i send me meir Express and 1. o.
adortna. fteie-tf ally.
J . A. bhocL'M. M.C 1S1 Pearl St. X. T.
For promoting the growth " of the
hair aud eyebrows nothing is bette
than bay rum and quinine in propor
tion of one pint to one dram well
rubbed into the roots once a week.
To truly tell thousands Taylor's Hospital
Cure for Catarrh is tbe most pleasant, pain
less and effective remedy known, send for
frre pampbb-t to City Hall Pharmacy, 2o4
liroadway, N. Y.
Honey in a little water Is excellent
to smooth tbe bands. For excessive
perspiration in them use a mixture of
belladonna and cologne water, one part
of the first to two of tbe last.
Be sore to get Tlood'i barsaparilla If yon want
an honest, reliable medicine. Do not taxe any
other which Is a leged to be "about the same' or
Just as good." Insist np having Hood's Karsa.
paries, which Is peculiar to itself. Bold by all
druggists. Iiyiu
There is no limit to the age at which
a man can make a fool of himself.
nothing Cures Dropy, tlrsvel. Bright', Heart.
Disbate, I rinarj, Lirer Diseases. .Nervousness,
" like Canns Kidney Cure, office, tax area
(.. Pui s, si a bottle. oc Si. At Druggists.
Cures tae wurs: cases. Care guaranteed. 1 rj 1L
A thing is never too often repeated
which is not sufficiently learned.
Vraser Axle Ureas.
TLa Fraxer Axle Grease received medala
at tbe Centennial, North Carolina State
Fair, Paris Exposition, American Insti
tute, New York, and others.
Laziness arid aspiration make a poor
team.
If evicted with (oreeyes naa Dr. IgaaoTbomp.
oa Kye-water. Druggists seil at Sic per bottia
Inspiration is .nothing without work.
Tbe beat cough medicina la Pise's due
for Consumption Sold everywhere. 23a.
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The Aged.
- stodica! sot sriratiac skill has at Isst soHed tbe
pnu of ta lone needed lunnriD for tae w.
,ou, drUlltat!. sod tbs aowd. by eombiiuiJe- U
bWt brre tunic. felery snd Con, wltn oOw rff.-c-raoadM.
whb. senmr aratiy but emeiently
en tbe ktdnrs. liver sod bowels, remove diwsw 1
rvuxsstrenrUi snd renew Titsuty. Th Is mrdicine is
gmbound
" Tt till pUtti brrtnfore xaiinrrtipua, anil fnarto
a sew in tiv? trratrnexit of iwmiui trouhim.
Ovwwori. tnt-ciy, du-aaM. lay thm foarnlJatlntn of
BrTToat ptrwtr&aoa and wnakoeaM. and experiracs
hM hown that tbe rcmai i-nmli do dc4 lutsd th
train and mra aia at the dotoui STtfon.
Smtkd tar orcolara.
Pnc SI. OO. SnM by dTncfnaU.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietor
ULRUOTON- VT.
Ocme Wker tha Woodbine Twinetk.
Kais are smart, but "Jtomeb on Rats' beata
tSeiu. Clears out llals. Mite. Koacnes. 'ilf
Buze. FUes. B-etles. Mollu, Anls. MosquJtuea,
Ked-bis, Hen Lice. Iiiaecls. Potato bujra,
fcnarruwi. bminks. Wcmel, Gopbers. Chip
munks. Mobs, Musk lists. Jack Kaiitaia.
fcummds. 15c. aui ic. liragsma.
"BOUan OS fAIS" 11sst-, Porosed. ISO.
BOUGH ON COUCIIS." Coughs, colds, tUt.
ALL SKIN HUMORS CURED BY
P.OUOHESTGH
"Roujrh on Itch" Ointment cores Skin Hu
mors. Pimplrs. r tenh Worms. Riii Worm. Tet
ter, Salt KbfMiia. r routed Feet. -liilbltius. Itcb.
Iry Poison. Barber's Ifh. Scald Head. Eczema.
60c Irut. or mod. E. S. Wsiis, Jersey City.
ROOOHIPSLES
Cur- PUr or Heinorrbowds Itchier, Pnitnid
Inff, Bleedinj;. Internal and external remedy
ineat-h package. Sure cure, 5Jc. Irup2tat
r ma.il. E. 8. cos, Jen- City. N. J.
AFFLIQTCDUNFGRTONATE
After all othara fall consul
32D If. loth St., below CallowhiU, Fbila-, Pa.
gQ) r. rmmrr InsllWPEClAl. aisessts Fw
nssetilly restores Ikoa weakened by smrly btdlsow
CiOns.BC 4 all or write. Advice tree SM au
Mtjun : u.a. uu a.sau luiw
5"J5r)OtCun
Orvt W ItTf
ivt.a iiab fcniaWarisi.rilTfcairi
Brecli-lo-i'lttisr d'x.b'.o Wioorun at hiim: Hin.rtts.
lwrrel brtwx-ti-aHtulfr at 4 to Hrwu-ltviifi'
litflVo from aijj to iou:a- barr- l M luxie-losuijaia;
hbot. una at to $-J; ii-M"tinf liifir. ltUuoter.
01a to I.evolYr-r troio 1 to JmuJ atauup tur
uUUi WLItlUN uC.N WOUK3. PirUbatv.Fa.
G
OT,T I- worth dt Ih. I ttlt' Ey R1t t
wutlo ajieHJU. pm i mnl at a uox by uutjra.
utwraCra or J-!
irt;i. uiu-aon , i, u. ,a.-,m ol cart. O.Q-ia
KJ-1 A. ret iU.rnil4. It rif4: y v i. 4 p. t $
ttlisu 6 to 7 f. M- suadir -ijii A. Aincor.-j
&U3
HEHBRAKD FIFTH WHEEL. iSTt-SSZ
kanraremciu. IILUUU ASU IUm trauiiul, u
UfiMF WTI'DV. Book-Wi-in. pf-unisnahip. Anth.
n U III U luetic, fcuortuiuid. tti.imuKlily tatiKllt
t.y mail. Oar.-iilar trj. BlikASi'l'A OoLLio t
4s; Slain St.. lluQAl.l. -V. V.
ItLlfs" Rnalneae ( nllece. Phlla fa. STtna
lions lurnuaagd. LJte sdiurauip. S4Q. U na
aaExicA war vzrgxxzvi
1 orta t.. 1 1. .-ai mm A- Co.. Wa
their Widow..
r you ail. aI
IlliaftoQ. I e.
VVHraMAVMVVVVnEKf a tiro svi u'ra
KI00&H8 tVASTILLES. '-M
d. au&
Why The Xew Oibl Wouldn't
Stay. "Wife "Well, our new girl is
going to leave us, John."
Husband "Why V"
'She says your- manner towards ber
on the stteet is entirely too cool; that
we haven't our family arms ou the
kitchen stovelids and broom bandies,
and that on the whole we're not of her
set,"
Sluogisu No "ame For It. Phy
s cian (afu-r diagnosing the case of a
prize lighter indisposed "I Dud that
the circulation of your blood is slug
gish, and "
I'rize Fighter (enthusiastically)
"Sluggish! You kin betyoursweet liie.
Doc. it's sluggish; and if I don't kno.k
out that big Engli-h duffer in three
rounds my name ain't Bill Slugger, of
Slugville, Slug county, and 1 cau't
stand gner."
A Little Job's Comfokter. A
little bay visits Lis sick teacher who is
very old and is suffering from paralysis.
" wen, sonny, have you come to com
fort your old teacher?"
"Yes," responded the little fellow
his eyes filling with tears, ! wantel to
tell you that paralysis was what my
poor old uncle died of last year. It
was just such weather as this."
Some Mes Understand Women.
Photographer (to sitter) 'I saw you
at church lust Sunday, Miss Smith."
Bitter "Oh, did you?"
"Yes, and also your friend Miss
Brown if you could raise your chin a
trifle, thanks and what an atrocious-
looking hac bhe bad ou. (After a
pause. ) xnere, it 133 smitli, it is ovar,
and I think, we h ave cau;bt a very
pleasant expression."
First Customer "This coat pinch
es me in the shoulder, Mr. Cutter."
My dear sir, that is the style." Sec
ond Customet "Why did you make
this coat so loose iu the shoulder, Mr.
U.r' "That, sir, is the way we'ie cut
ting all our coats now."
Fooled too Oftejj. lloblnson
(very late at night) "Hello, Brown,
aren't you out late?"
Brewn "Yes. I've bwn working
over my books at the cflice and I'm
afraid to meet my wife."
lloblnson "Don't Mrs. Brown like
to have you work at tbe office so late?'
Brown She doesn't mind that, but
she won t believe I've been there."
Slioiitly Mixed. A bright St.
Paul boy of five summers took a no
tion the other day to read Shakespeare
for amusement, W hen bis sister asked
bim what play be bail been reading be
bad to stop to think. Finally a light
broke in upon bis memory, and be an
swered: "A great deal about not
much."
-A. Beaslbla Mwus
Would nse Kemp's Balsam for tha Throat
and LuDga, It ia carina; mora cases of
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Cronp
and ail other Throat ana Lung; Troubles,
than any other medicine. Tbe ra-oprietor
baa authorised any druggist to give too a
Sample atouia Free to cuuvio.es yon Cf tbe
merit of tbia crest remedy. Large bottles,
60 cents and fL
A bam tor boiling should be soaked
ovex night in tepid water, tbeW trimmed
carat ally of all rasty fat, before potting
oaUisfire. i
D! !N THE HOUSj
Ek Meant to See the whole
Snow. I met a man the other evenlns
who bad just come rtack from Kurope.
ne was mad yet, so mad be couldu't
be civil about the Europeans.
"It's awful," be said, "wherever I
went 1 met Americans who were hold
ing up their hands in wid admiration
of Switzerland and Italy and France,
and everything in and about Kurope.
There were fellows who never ceased
telling, in loud voice, bow much money
tbey had spent on the trip, and how
glorious it all was. It made me sick.
But I wanted to die at munich. I sim
ply felt I wanted to die and leave Amer
ica and Americans. There arrived a
family of Americans loaded with guide
books, with long measurements of the
height of tbe mountains and knick
nacks of small out-of-the-way things.
They were blowing about the hotel how
they spent $20,000 seeing everything.
'It's grand:" I tell you, it was worth
tbe f 20.000, I'm glad I paid it. There
is nothing like it nothing like it."
"Say," said I to the bead of the fam
ily; "Say, have you seen Yellowstone
Park?"
"Yellowstone Park! Yellowstone
Park! Jfo; where is it? I missed that.
Great Scott! I wouldn't go back to
America and say I hadn't seen Yellow
stone Park for a million."
That's wheu I wanted to die."
Flattering at Any Kate
"Well, does your husband still drink?"
'Tea, mother, and it is worrying the
life out of me."
'Did you try the plan of breaking
bim of the habit I suggested to you?"
"Yes."
"Did you put whiskey in Lis coffee?"
V 9
"What did be sayr"
"lie said 1 was the only woman he
had seen since his mother died who
knew how to make coflee as it should
be made."
Sun Knew a Tiiixo or Two Her
self. The photographer's assistant
was entertaining the girl who came in
for her Thanksgiving tintype until the
artist got ready.
"Here's a funny thing in one of these
two pictures," he said. "One of them
was taken this morning and tbe other
this afternoon. And yet you see both
the girls wore the same dress a tine
one, isn't it?"
"Yes, sir," replied the last visitor,
them's Mamie Martin r.nl Maudie
Mix."
"Ah, you know them, do you? Well,
which one owns the dress?"
"I do, sir," said the girl.
Foolish Feaus. "Yes," said Mrs.
Dellobson, "Clara bad an excellent op
portunity to visit uroie last year in
company with some friends, "but I
couldn't bear the idea of having the
ocean between u." "It seems a pity,
Mrs. Udllolsou," responded the caller,
"a European trip does give such a tone
to a society young lady." '! know it
does. To those moving in the high cir
cles that we do, it is almost a necessity.
I s'pos," concluded Mrs. Dellobstm,
half regretfully, ''that I should have
let her went."
Fond of long Works. A cerla:n
mistress of a household manages to ex
tract a little merriment alon? with
lulu i. misery from her sundry cooks of
various nationalities.
"'Am thing wanted to-day, Kath
arine?" she asked oni morning of the
livinlty of the kitchen, a tall Xova
Scotiau, fomi of using long words.
"Yes, ma'am, if you would please t.i
Investigate iu a new ladle tor me to
stir the soup with when I set it on tha
back part of the range to simpet.
The "Way of the World. At th i
Club. "All. ttiere is Onbble, the grei.t I
humorist. L)iJ you ever Lear hiui re- i
clteV"
"Yes."
"Wonderful, isirt lie." j
Very."
Greatest litimorist, I suppose, the
country ever produced,"
"Who i that fellow fitting ove there
alone?''
'I've forgotten his name. Hj does
n't amount to much. He wrote t'ie
stones that Gribble recited last night.
Look at Gribble. Look at that expres
sion of countenance. Charmingly ridic
ulous." For a case cf Catarrh in
n no .
EH
CATARRH 133 THE HEAD.
STMPTOTIS OF THE niSEASE. DulL hoary headache,
otiet ruction f the nasiii pas-airua. diwjharK'-s fallinir from tlio
bead into the throat, som-tun'S profuw. wnterv, and acrid ut
others, thick, tenacious, minions, purulent. Mooilv and putrid;
the eyes are weak ; there is rinirmir in the ears, d'-afm-ss. hmkinir
or couching to cl.r the thnvst. expi-ctomtion of offi-nuve nnt
ter, toifither with s.-alis from ul-ers; tho voice Is clmntr.-d and
nasa."nasul twang-": the lireath is offensive; smell and taito
impaired; there is a sensation or dizziness, with mental denr-w-sion,
a hackinir coinrh and (reneral d.-hilitv. Only a few of tlie
above-named symptoms are likely to be prV-jent in any one cup
Thousands of cases annually, without ruanifeotiiiir half of tliu
above symptoms, result in consumption, and end in the prove
io disease is so common, more deceptive and danorr-rouj. Jobs
comkon sexse
Teeitmext.
If you would remove an eviL tflrikr. at V
root. As the prdisKMinc or rcsil nut- of
catarrh la, ia the uiajinitv of casee, seme
weakness, impurity, or otherwise, faulty
condition of the system. In arumptintr to
CUre the disease our ehirf nlm n net
directed to the removal of Vutt caut. The more we see of tliis
odious dlseaao, and we treat succeesfullr thousands of cases an
nually at the Invalids' Hotel and Surirical institute, the i;iore d i
we realize tbe importance of combininir with tho use of a l'K-al.
aooUiimr and bealintr application, a tJiorrm(,t and pertivlciU inter
nal use of bkiod-ciettasuuT and tonio lueUiuucs.
Chief
REUiKGL
In coriDtr catarrh and ell tho various diseases with
which it is so freijuentl.tr compliiu-.l. as throat,
bronchial, and lunir diwuv. weak stomach, ca
tarrhal d-afriess. weak or inOamed e-.-s. fnipuro
blood, scrofulous and syphilitic taints, the wonder.
ful IMtwem and vli-tneo ttf 1 1. ih....-. t ..i .i .
leal Discovery cannot be too strouirly cau.iled. It has a B eiflo
; T Z or PELLETS.
JrrdlJ LIVER PILLS. ' i
a
j Sold by Druggists.
as Cents a Vial.
BE,J, PTKEI-T VEGETABLE,
2he JJS JS1" OI"" without Qisturbance to
rmwmmUT they ,1t. n'et t'Jf aL'
Dyspepsia
Makes many lives miserable, and often lra.1s to
self de iruciloo. D.s'resn stter eatine. sick besd-B.-DC
hcartmrn. sour dtimach. meutal depre-sioii,e-A,srecsaifd
by thw very common and
in rca-iug disease. Tlooi'a maparllla tone the
.romscU, creates an spwrtite. promotes hea.tby
digestion, relieves si'-tt wdc!e. clears the mini,
am ceres toe most otsttiusie cues of dyspepsia.
Read the foUoa-.ng:
I have been troable l with dyspepsia. I hat
bnt little appet te. and what I did eat distressed
me, or did me lime good. In an boor after eating
I would experience a falntueas or Ured, all-gone
feeling, as though I had not eaten anything.
Hooa' SarsaparlU did ine an Immense amount
of good. It gave me an appeU e. and my food
relished and saustle.1 the craving I had previously
experience !. It relieved me of that taint, tired,
all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since
I too Uoo.1 s SarsapariUa, that 1 am happy re
commend it." o. A. FaQB. Watertosm, Mass.
N. iv Ee sure to get only
Hood's SarsapariUa
sold by sll drngirtstj. f 1: six forv Prepared on'.y
by C. L HOOD A CO., Apothecaries, LoweU,Masi.
lOO Domcm Oue IoIl:r
a? ai4J
TIIOl"SAXI.S
say tbat
Ely's Cream Balm
cared them of
CATARRH.
Apply Tialm Into each nostril.
tXV BKOSJ35 GruenwM-hsUN.t
CURLS WHLtiE ALL USE UILS.
Ul t'j oniKiri.
I believe Piso's Cure
for Consumption saved
mi life. A. II. Powell,
Editor Enquirer. Eden
ton, X. C, April 23, 18JJ7.
The rtKST Cough Medi
cine is Piso's ('I BS FOR
Consumption. Children
tako it without objection.
liy all druggists. 25c
CURfS Vvhtkf AMI flSt .AILS.
BeatCouirb irtrmp. Tawttt f7Md. U.
n ii
BJORTHERM PACIFIC.
cui n' PR'CE R4fin3A3 LANDS ant
tir-M II.I.IONR of A''UKSof erh in Mlnneota, Nort'
I- kot. Mi uTttaa. id-tno. w uAiiinffton J 011
rL'n rAS u.llt ittn with Hupnavrlb'riii lh
OtilM lU.l !iE-T A-'ri.-uliur. Ifiritzing mud itmter
I ;!,!.. uox o O S.-'t r-. pmt Fl'r. A-MiO-i
CHA5. B. LAKBO.H, '.V TiT rT:
1 OOHE FITS!
rVhr HfiTciira I doiit mBn tnrtr)r to Bt'D tbm
f tnr av iinif .iJ ttim Lave ttitn return agr.in, 1 mn
I fAilxai CUIf. I LiVm Ui!" t Ii" dtMnJW Ct KITS, tPIXr
! I.l'SV cr i-AlXINti hli'KNt.Stvlifw-iunaxMMdf. I
tr arrant m ixiutnly to cure t h wurs ujfi
i MbaXTB tlSW faulHs tM DO frlfotl for OoC UtW rTWlTlTlC
. car. SeQilit now t t m trvjtt ttt and m Fret H : tl
1 ci dj intf.Ilit.'.f ma.y. iis Kiprt-sa ao1 Iot Otbom,
i ii. ! KUOT.Ji.l.lbJ 1'ctirlM. New Vck.
A
AXLE GREASE.
BMrt in tbt? World. Madr-onlvbrthe Fraar Lurrkcv
tu OO- tM- CLlCMMO. M. Y. at bUiAuiaV &A(Lvrw&r.
Blair's Fills.1
fireal Engllsk Gout and
Rheumatlo RtflHtt
Ural Ui, asi raaaa. 14 rills.
(Ml uesti.
3
La. llifc--
mo Hj
kaVl
wr. iona gold watches and eraee!
Ss" Genuine DIAMOND RINGS t Ela&.
w J57. T ..n.-jl. im lctlMr list of ...pti!r l.w-mlea Sk. Into th. htrli if wani two.!...
i w. W TJ JA"J j.t. . ,ud t&.r. ...Inrr.M. ...:r..,. . oi... u. (..ilowir. lur.l oiT-r .b. h m Jl'L o 1 d r- a
VZZ-'fir.' " ": "v 'Jl'':.":?'!50","" " " , """ bat h ift
SzK- Vsi'j fln h I.lt.1. - .ill e...ti lojl.-in ..;u,bl. ,.r...!.w Ilt ll.. tii.t r7tr.t
J TVTjr-ar-Jf V "li'.'ti. i ri.l,'iill.t.-.:.t-j,MJd,.;jii',i..,ili.i.Qril:i1i,
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3 Jt i3.1 a!y.'5 '. .-; -" '!.. -i"f. .:tM,j.ri-;..,. llw.Mi wl-owi., Car4a.Cat. So.
H g;-&--Vf SfifiJ ' L"' 'Jt.jo.t N l-.i:t, frJ..Pl .rda.p-k tiaMCao.
1 t-C-V iV'-'i'.--KZ '"1'."" ""'J'-I ""''"" """i- 1 "" Uuu"",CJ. P" fHrultM.
1 felTS-. -r (,? '" r"J. '''" ' J B-M .. Il.!.trarl Mapr.M B a.Wf-afs fSTS
3 g2fm DrrcAGEls
the Head which they cannot cure.
, zr
fCorrBiGHT, IVT.
effect noon the hmnsr mucous uiembrnnes of the nam and other
air-pnsfiair.-K. protnof.nir the natural si-cre-tion of their follicles and
a-lands. thereby s.tt4-!iinir the dim-ascd and thickened membrane.
anl restoniiR- it to its ni.tuml. thin, delicate, moist, healthy con
dition. As n blood-purilier. it is unsurjiassed. As those diseases
v.-hich complicHt.. eatarrh are discos,-, of the linini? mucous nuni
bra:i s, or of the blood, it will readily be seen why this medicme
is so well calculated to cure them.
Lcc&l
itCEKT.
ful antiseptic, and S
j Percent
?75 W the lining SCKeS"l.l!;iS
rneritoaer'';l.hr,'1l'i thic ken or V. d"," !
orane to a healthy condition, and thus eradicate the ..
W ben a cure is eifecu-d ia thi miinlx it uanul "
r.o.'erh Vir"Ii'w'" c,0,ldpn Medical Discovery and I5r P-.-,
clothTn'g 'die?. l?y.n CiaT- ITlvlnir valuable hints to
Dost-iud t,!n , T n,at,, rs importance, will b- n:ii.l l.
post-paid Ui any addnes. on receiptor a a--iit -tHge siamp.
Auurcss, World'. lii-ptuarT medical Aaaorlntio,,.
-
MTT V irrrrniiTivt(
w u i-t i
" " a-sa.1, iney aura I nequaled !
mXB'r' CMAIEf3T- EASI23T TO TAKE,
uewareof Tmitntions. which contain Pole-wii' t;nr. n ,
''"'". whleu are Jntle mVm Umt -I I ,'01 Alwoj-.aa. for
or Anti-Luioua Lruaulo. OKE PELLET A DOakl J.-
" rLkkCi f
SICK HEADACHE,
Jlli'l"' "-daehe, Binpo-
fiients of the stom.
i .-t. -.t . -
tthfuliy bel5hl".K""c,L.of
-anianra ay WUBLD'S
I1ADW
rIT iT.rS !
Tito Croat Liver e-td
STOMACH liEMEtir.
Kortliecure of al. disor.lm tt m Si'nisi l.LiTer.
Itowcs. Rklneri, HU'l lfr. ervm4 Ih-hj,
1m uf Anpetite, Ucsdsrbe, osliveness, la'll
ffSMtloo, HillousaMS, h'ever. In 11 4111 to anna of tns
Howeis, Plies, sml ail dranire'iieuts nt t!i niter
nsl Tisoers. I'ureif ei:iali:e, coutsinia2 no
merenry, minerals, or deieierioQs lru2.i
ITIce, S3 cents per box. fo'.J ttj all dranista.
DYSPEPSIA!
OR. RADWATS PILLS'rp'r':
Biorestrenjrtn to the Rtomarn na i enitie it to ter
lorm ltii luuction. The rmptouiH of lT-iHp-ii
diKnpru, tuid with tnMu ttie iiiiiiUKf of t tie sr.
tm to contract (iiseasea. Take t!ie meln-lne ao
cortliojf to directions, and oboerve wuat tve aaj m
J- a:tw and Trn.
IL-r-Send a lftter atamp to nic. FI)WAY ft
C., No. 32 Wnrrca tret Sew lork, lor
'False and True"
V 10 Jrt RAD WAY'S.
DR. RADWAY'S
Sarsaparillian
Resolvent,
Bund" op the broken down coDst'tution, puiiflea
the OUkvI, real or in a: bva.tti aii-J vigor, tl uj
drmrp.su. $i a bottle.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
For the relief an J cure of all fains. Congestions,
snd Inflammation.
DB BADWAf A C0..32 Warren St. T. Y.
W. Li. DOUGLAS
33 SHOE.
The only flnelf $S Kt;tinli Sh In tk.e world
niavl"wklboai im k or null. A- n'ylMi nl
durable at LOot 1'ig" 4V r 9'. ui't hvln m
ta lu or navlls l' w.ar t!i t nx or to jrt t faet,
maae tnm a inirafortabl ud well tilting mm a
bani ifd nhue. Hay th i--tt. Smi g-n line ud
ramiwd (D bjtiutn "VV. L Douclay. Si libu,
waJ-rauieU."
V. I. lOr3I.A l IIOK. thr,riKinaland
onlv has 1 !t itv wMca e juri cuatloia-
UaaUl atliOM O Atilial ttOLMi l iO
W. Is. lOf :i,AS 6i.50 bllOB la uaei-celli-d
for hemvj er.
V. Is. norCil.AA ft'Z HHOK is wora by aU
IIO J asllti L ttXtf iCt ftCtlkOa fliaOW lU Ul WuTid. (
AU th mtnY fvt a- tr.ad In Ongr, Button
a 'i I-af. n l If uit ll lr your tl".Uer. niai
U. I.. IMX (.LA. Ii mfcl a. Mn.
WANTED:
ONE AGENT F0K TIIISC0UNTV,
To take orders fur enlarging SMALL TUoTu.
1.HAI-I1S into
UFE-SIZECRAYON PICTURES.
1 tie pictures are really benuTiful. I.ifcenes
ffiiarunteeii. Atrciita twi "easi y grt order aa l
make large euLumia-uuu. A.i.ireii,
Inlei'iialioua! riiblislilnp & rrinllnic Co,
B28 MAUKKT ST., IllILADf.Ul!lA-
SOLDIERS EHE
'ffn.lona, 11 mt.
icera' travel, tav
Co. . ..("1 ll.rfM
r.l!sd ; 22 rears' rrarttr. Mnprw or no fes
m-bi trm. A. W KrCorwick Bon. i-cto.. D.U
Jfy-lf- "y retain mall. Faff D.serl.tl.
I Lalas. i.iu.. coos r a cu, cuaun. a.
Vcmedy
vr
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Ana Iocs application for healfnt? thedlsessed eonrii
tion in the bead, lr. Zaire's Catarrh Itemedy la bevoud
all c-oinpan)n the fiest preparation ever inveiited.
It is mild and pk-asant to use, producing- no sinartinv
or pa. n, and containing no strong. Irritating, or f-.iu-
tlC dl'Uir. Or OtlU't- ,M.iu.n rri.i 1 l ...
- edilv destniys 'all bad smell which a.-.-..,.,!
The Golden Medical Piscovery fs t'ie r.ntuir.l
helpmate " of Dr. fagea Catarrh Ifi-ire.lv. t
not otUy cleanses, purines, regulat.-s. ami builds
up the system to a healthy xtandard, anil con
quers throat, bronchial, and lung eompiiuntioi.K.
A'O. Oa Main Street. Ilrriii
. riRFECTLY HARMLIC3!
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disrtp- " '
DlSFESSaST EXMICsX ASSOCIATIOK.
etitly rnrei) by tbe ticp of I?r. ? i vi
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