A MoU VMMEDAN" MOB.
household.
LJtenture of American bailor
Alexandria, Kjsjpt.
While lying at anchor off Alexandria
luring the few days previous to the
xmtanlnieiit of Muttcity by the vestals
t the Kiulisli lit et under com ma nil of
Admiral Seymour, several of our party
who had never seen the sights about
: e place derl.le.1 to co ashore, hire a
arriage. r.ud d the town as thorough
ly a" the summer "a heat and an after
mmn would 'n-miir.
As we iliv ii from the landing
tlioie e-iucd to le a much larger crowd
than u-iia! in the .stioetsi and much
more exriiPiiieiii l? n necxprcteii. An
iiiilne f one ! the stores at wlild
e had Im-.-ii io i u-r.,iii(.-, to deal, in fact
Hie lm'i-e to "a licit were consigned
eein our i.n!v, i-.in.- running toward
our c.iiri.ipe t" tell in that tminethin
:t an iiniiMiallv wrii'iH character was
about to hapiH ii, and that theie was ill
iea.lv fighting "i a neij;liliruig street
that Urge nuinU-rs id soldiers had re
cently conic in from the country; tha
the l .est, and, 111 fact, tlie only wise
tiling tor us to do was to return to ou
veiscl. As there. ;n always some sort
.f a st ret t row going on we thanked
Inin fur his kindness, told him that
run far American had been com para
n.-! tr e (rem complications, and that
m vae hud i'ouw ashore to see the things
f interest we tlioiiatlit that we would
Ueep on, tuit'cularly as our road lay
outside of the city, where we would be
beyond the tiouMes tliat caused such
greai e ileim-nt.
Alter lo.k:!i at l'ompey's 1'illar and
one or two other places of more or less
Interest, all nt which aie well described
in th complete guide to Alexandria and
itt MirrouuUiuus, we drove out to the
khe.!ie's g:ti,len, w here we intended
i" p i-s the remaining portion of our
stay a-hoie. We found ijiiite a num
tier ot .liners, I...1I1 American and Knj.
1 1 -1 1 . out at the iranien, ail in uniform.
nln.ii latteily tliev had leeu obliged to
we ir whenever thev cauie ashore, to
i: ianl against the insults daily offered
to t iieinei-, and here tor the first time
we hud a rompaiatively clear account
of the troubles which terminated In the
hoiriMe Putchery already going on in
the city, loiter m the day several men
in the iirty at the Khedive's Hardens
that If.mt it ul summer afternoon, fell
Viet ins of the inol.. We decided that
the liesl tiling now to Ik; done was to
jump into our cai i iaes, ami, by taking
the shortist unite, rti.iruvi-r to reach
the landni' uh le hoped t tiud
our boat s.
i nr cart lane was toi l tmat.-i v not alile
to leave until the p.uty of Kiiylisli of
ncei - li.i.t m.ii..',. amt as we drew near
the town it was ipnte evident that we
weie iii f,,i sou,, tliur very M-iimis, and
uie a-s e. w as aiiM luii Inn p. easing us
the ith-r i,nri;yi' pas.-rd into the
ci-.w-l of '.-iiii.g .Hid nest uulating de
mons, tlnou-h vvhii h they vainly strove
to foice the.r way, only to have their
occupant.-, dialed fioiu t heir seats and
bull hi ied in cold I.!im... The few who
e-x-aped found i. fu;e ma guard house
close by, vsi.eie ihty remained until
alter iii,'httall. .i we drew up we
were tol l b a man, evidently interest
ed in our u.-'.l bc,h to alight at once
a:nl foihov him. This tune di-cretioii
eariie to 0111 aid, and Jumping out of
our carnage, v- ran alter our new
found fnend up a saie street, and, after
making a turn i r two, found ourselves
at the side entiance of the building in
which wis ;he tov of our business
trend .lire id u'in i'.-.l to, th doorsand
w ma ws oi -. iiicii were alrcailv care
fully lair. caded. A lew pounding on
the door resulted iu a head l-eing cauti
ously put out of a window upstairs,
and alier its owner was assured that
the party Li low was of n friendly dis
position it was withiliaw. in ;i lew
monieiits the barricades w , :e removed
and the door opened jnt lar enough for
us to Miiireze tuioiih iu single tile.
After the party had passed in the lioii.se
the door was again caiefully securtil,
anil not a moment t. soon, as a crowd
of yellmn. hooting, lurhaued Egyptians
came along carrying knives, lirearnis
clubs mid weapons of all sorts, who, had
they caught sitit of us, would have
made eMuiiielv short work of it, as
"IH-ath to tne foreigners!' "Kill
thetul kill them!' were the cries again
and again repeated.
As the excitement became w ilder and
the crowd tii.ue. unmaiiaeable, our iui
pleasant situation was all the more seri
ous, lor should it Uvoiuekuowntli.it
we were in the nei-hl-orhood ocr lives
would i.. I be worth the toss of a penny.
tire.it was our relief to see a regiment
of triM.ps m.ue. i into the square, and to
know thatevm if they could not ac
complish much toward breaking up tlie
mob, they -probably would prevent our
house Iimhi; broken into, as one of the
members of the tirm was M inted to an
officer of the reijuneut. Our only plan
now was low. 11 1 until a comiiativelv
ijuiet time; then, natchitn; our oppor
tunity, send our guides out to conimuni
cate our predicament to this officer, aud
asi u is assistance. l tie guide at first
declared he would not o, as should he
be diseoveicd having a barncaderl
house suspicion vvould at once be fast-
ene'l u oii iiau as Iwik couuected with
a phue in which there was something
inai me inoi. wis not alow til to cer
hold of, and that his life would pay the
foifeit. It was not until threats and
Mippl. cations had Ucu supplemented
i'v iriies mat lie co. seiititl to W lower
ed to the uiouud fioiu one of the back
vnn.iovvs into tlie yard, from which be
was to pass Uiroui;!i a doorway in the
w.i.1, tluouli a vacant house in the ad
joining lot, ami so on . another street
to the stju.ue.
It was lor.;; after dark when we heard
him return. He t..Id us that the t.tlicer
and three trustworthy men would be on
hand as s.x.n as they could be procured
and the streets sufficiently cleared for
mem 10 pass, ue wero uirecteU to
ciiane our clotlunu r,.r such native
Raiments as we could find, so that our
passing throtili the streets would create
no additional disturbance, ami we were
to pa-v. from the house by the rear en
trance to another stn-et than that on
which our house was situated, where
we would find the carriage waitiii".
It was after 11 o'clock U-fore we heard
the signal agreed upon to inform us
that it was tune to start, when, donn
iiul our mufti, we were soon In the car
riages, and under escort of our guard
pa.sse.1 without tiouble or adventure to
the custom house. Here we were iu
another trouble, as most stringent or
ileis had I t-en Riven not to allow any
boats to approach the lauding, and i"t
Is caii to l.Hik as if we should have to
remain in our unpleasant situation t he
remainder of the ni'ht; but seeing our
boat piillln- toward the laiidiuti, and
a-ssuriiij: the customs officials that we
were not ICnclish, at the same time add
ing a liN-ral U-stowal of that "open se
same" winch iiccomplinhes so much in
that sunny laud, we vi ere soon afloat
after liaviuu passed through about as
inucti cf an adventure as one can ex
perience and live to tell the tale.
f Xorai.vo Is more appetizing- at this
aea.on of the rear than warm cakes
for breakfast, a variety of which may
be made by attention to the following
lecipes;
Musn Batter Cakes Two cupful of
core meal musn, one of flour, two epgs,
a pinch of salt; use sufficient sweet
milk to make batter, and bake on not,
greased griddle.
Geneva Griddle Cakes Two pints
of fl 'ur, five tablespoons of sujar, half
a tenspooa of salt, two of baking pow
der, two tablespoons of butter, four
f trpi and naif a pint of milk. Bake
on a hot griddle, and sift over with
rowdered sugar.
Klce Cakes. Two cups of cold boiled
rire, one pint or flour, one teaspoon of
suear. half a teato?n of salt, two tea
spoons of bakioaT powder, one egg and
half a pint of milk. Bake on a greased
pnddle; serve with honey.
I'-SZ Corn Cakes One quart or new
milk, one pint of sifted meal, one heap
ing leaspoouful of baking powder, two
tablespoonfuls of butter, the whites of
six eps, beaten stiff. Bake on a bot
gndd e aid serve immediately.
FARU NOTEi
Oysters Baked ox tue halt
fSiiELi i?elect a dozen of the larpes
fieshest and most highly Havered
oysters, as you would for a fry. To. a
shells being washed very clean, p a
shell and all, one by one. In the pin
with the round shell down; now place
In an oven. I'retty soon you will see
the shells slightly open. When this
takes place remove the pan from the
oven, remove the top shell very care
fully, and see to it especially that you
retain as much as possible of the oy
ster juice. Deposit on each ovster a
piece of the freshest and sweetest table
butler; also a little cracker dust aud
pinch of salt. .Now return attain to
the oven in the lower shell for from
fifteen to twenty minutes. When cook
ed do not empty Into any dish, but
eat dnectly from the oyster shell,
squeezing on a few drops of the juice
of a fresh, yellow, blight, lemon.
Banana Cake. Tbree-ouarters
cup of butter, two cups of white sugar,
one cup sweet milk, three eggs, (whites
aud yolks beaten separately), or the
whites only of six eggs, three cuds of
llour, having in it one measure baking
powder. Bake in jelly rake pans, three
layers; crush six ripe bananas and
spread them over each layer, except
the top one. which should be iced with
the following boiled icing: Take two
aud a half cups granulated sugar, half
cup water, boll three minutes ; when
cool add the whites of three eggs slight
ly beaten.
fie k led Beets and IIokskr adisii
Sauce. A teacupful of finely grated
or scraped horseradish, one tablespoon-
ful of salad oil. two of vinecar. half
pint of cream, all well mixed to
gether, makes the very best sauce for
roast beef. Horseradish and beets make
goed pickle; the radish imparts the
pungency and warmth that the beef
lacks, without destroying any of its
flavor. After the beets have been
boiled, peeled and sliced, place then
a jar with alternate layers of flnelv
scraped, feathery flakes of horseradish.
and fill up with vinegar. In which
mace, peppers, and allspice have beet
boiled.
KoiiTa couzh. boll one ounce of flai-
.eed in a pint of water, strain and add
a little honey, one ounce of rock candy
and the Juice of three lemoue; mix and
boil well. Drink as hot as possible.
To clean carpets, go over them once
a week with a broom dipped in hot wa
ter, to which a little turientine has
been added. Wring a cloth in the hot
water and wipe under pieces of furni
ture too heavy to be moved.
To test cake in the oven, never Insert
a broom splinter, but draw it gently
forward and put the ear close to the
loar; if it is not done there will be a
little sputtering sound. When it is
thoroughly baked there will be no sound.
A Prettt W orn Bag. Make it
of small ngured satine. and It will be
decorative as well as useful. Cut two
circular pieces of card board four Inch
es In diameter, and cover with the sat
cne; line each with another circle cov
ered with cambric, the edges being
overhanded together as nearly as possi
ble. Xow cut a strip or saline thirtv
inches wide, to form a puff. Hem each
end and gather the entire length each
aide. Overhand each aide of this puff
to one of the circular pitcis, and It will
make a round bag. Kun a rlbUiu into
the hems, fastening It to each aide se
curely, and make a button-tole In the
middle of the hems to draw the ribbon
through to hang it up by. This is a
revival of a very old fashion, and a bag
made of black satin would be a coun
terpart of those carried by our grandmothers.
Dais tino and pasturing Lave been
m long considered as one and the same
occupation that but few farmers will
venture to enrage in the former without
first devoting a laifte portion of the
farm to grass upon which the cows may
be allowed to graze during the day.
When that method is changed for that
of feeding at the barn-yard it is termed
soiling" the cows. Even those who
do not believe soiling can be done pro
fitably involuntarily practice the soil
ing method to a certain extent during
the winter season, for at that time the
snow covers the pasture ground and
compels the dairyman to prepare the
food for the cows and give them his at
tention in the barn -yard. The princi
pal objection to soiling is that it re
quires a large outlay for extra labor,
yet there is as much profit derived from
winter dairying aa there is during the
summer. The real benefit is in the
saving of manure, which Is the most
important occupation on the farm, and
the expense of providing long fences Is
done away with. Practical experi
ments show that by the aid of the
manure saved when soiling.a sufficiency
of green food can be grown on a small
plat to feed quite a number of cows, as
well as to provide a better variety of
food and secure greater yields of milk
and butter. Professor Stewart, In his
book on feeding animals, mentions bow
he fed four horses and seven cows for
fifteen days on the food grown upon
forty rods of ground, and he has esti
mated that forty rods of ground will
produce enough to equal the summer
feeding of one cow. bot sets aside half
an acre In clover as the allowance for a
cow during the summer. This result
is not the experiment of a single season,
but the work of fourteen years devoted
to soiling, by which method the cows
give 20 per cent, more milk than when
kept on pasture; and rye.clover.orchard
grass, timothy, green oats and fodder
corn. with ground grain when required,
compose the daily diet. The system is
one that permits of the gradual accum
ulation of wealth in the annual
increased fertility of the soil, and
though extra labor may be necessary.
yet it is more effectual in operation, as
it is not distributed over a larsre soace.
consequently there is economizing in
hauling loads to great distances over the
fields. Soiling may not be profitable to
those who have plenty of pasture and
large tracts of land, but it will enable
those having limited areas to engage in
dairyiug. when, by the proper applica
tion of labor, they may realize larger
prohts than those who devote more
land to dairying but adhere to the pas
turage system.
Aa Aucient Right of Waj.
William Wordsworth was going to
Lowther Castle, to be preaent at a din
ner given in his honor, ITx. Justice
Coleridge and the present lord chief
justice being of the companv. They
passed down Patterdale by UUswater.
and, leaving the chaise, they struck
iicross fonie fields toward the castle.
Suddenly tlie path ended in a blind
wall. The poet muttered something,
mi amickeu ine rence as 11 it were a
living enemy, and crying out, "This is
the way, an ancient right of way, too,"
passed on. That evening, after the
ladies had left the room, Mr. Justice
Coleridge said'toi-ir John Wallace, wlio
was a near resident and a guest: -Sir
John, I fear we committed trespass to
day; we came over a broken down irall
on your estate." .Sir John seemed net
tled, and said that he wished be could
have caught the man who broke it
down; he would horsewhip him. The
grave old bard at the end of the table
heard the words, the fire flashed into
his eyes, and, rising to bis feet, be an
swered: broke your wall down Sir
John. It was olsiructing an ancient
right of way. and I will do it acain. I
am a Tory, but scratch me ou the back
deep enough, and you will find the
Whig in ine yet."
Sjliisi-r Insurance Company.
Cum and Pravanta
Colds.
Couehs,
Sore Throat,
Hoa'eneS5,
Stiff Neck.
Bronchitis,
Catarrh,
Headache,
Toothache,
rheumatism
Neuralgia,
Asthma,
Frostbites,
Chilblains,
qnk-ker than any known remedy. It waa Uw dr
and a tbe oalr
PAIN REMEDY
Tftat tnflranTir ittnpfl tbo m"tt excructatiniT pin.
a:imv lufUrutuiaiua, vn! cures CoareH!i'n,
wbet br of toe Lung, Kiommdi, Boweii, ur ocaef
r onrniM, iy on p pi ici mi
No matter aow violent or excroclmting the pain
tbe J.tttrurnaTto, bedriUla, Infirm, Crippled,
Kerrouft, Neura c, or proairaied wiUt d.iK'aiwa
IB aalTer.
Umm BEADY RELIEF
will afford Inaiant ease.
1 hiny co mnw drop In ha! fa tomb'.er of waivr
will, in a few mmalea, cure Cramp. SpAurn-. Soar
Stomach. Ninm, Vorarina-, fa'pltauoo of tri
Dean. Malaria, Chili an. I fcver, Kalut eh-ma, lleart
nrn. SIcc Hewlactie, Diarlura, oyaenterr, coile.
Wind in the Uoweia and ail internal Fains.
There is not a remedial ant m the world
that will coie Keverand Atroeand aa otner Ml
rtoo. Blilnna. and oilier Fevers (ude I tw IUU
WAV'M t-ll.l.S. so quick M KaUWal M
kKllIKkULr.
Fifty Its. per Bottle. Sold b, DrugUt
IK. KADHAt'D I' ILLS
For the Care of a t the disorders of the Stoma'
Lirer. Bow ela, eti !. KAIIV4 CO., N. V.
Be Mire to get "ltadway'a. '
piOln Is wwtt as. per It. fettfr Er S&Jvw t.
VJ1 wurjfiu; uui is mlmi mi zc. s dox oj ocsiera.
Uial B.s, llirsiis, 14 fills.
KIDUtKS PASTILLES.
t fori
rivi-.i.L. a (jul
There Is a Spinsters Iusurance Com
pany in Schleswig which gives shelter,
board and pin money to the single lady
members of well to do families. At tbe
birth of a girl the father enters the
girl's name in the books of the company
hi u pas a certain sum every year. ir, ni'l- n;M. Great English Gout and
when his daughter reaches her twenty- DOIT S I IllSa Rheumatic Rained
luuiiu , Mie is si in uuuiarrieu, sue
is entitled to a certain income and a
couple of furnished rooms in a bouse
belonging to the compay. The bouse
is a hiiixlsoiiie one, with a fine garden
attached to it. If the father dies be
fore his daughter attains her twenty-
fol'lrtll Vetir fliM frirl fliMn ths BurnA
Pi-i vileses. Iu case she dies or marries pENSIO.lS "?H?,TJZfS:
aii ner lights are forfeited, and the
money payed in reverts to the company.
These chances enable tlie cotnpauy to
make tlie provision named, while par-
i.i 1 1 j I -. .-a t . ... ,,f .... . 9 1-..
;,'V , ., , T; . , " T D I ES K V L H I R E MO V FB rnuor, . e,vr,
the future of their daughters to be se-1 I j sounds iwr w.m ih root. muutlIiTi S
cured in clsh nf th rimttJi of tlioirna.1 ir- ttw.a.aL lufornvMM eutA. Ann.
tural provider
A WonAjf hastily entered a beer
saloon and demanded of tbe proprietor:
Has my bnsband been here?"
I don't know bim. Is be a tall
man?"
"Yes."
"Red headed?"
"Yes, and red complected."
"Full beard?"
"Yes."
"Wear a slouch hat?"
"Yes."
"He was here not five minutes ago.
"He came in, drank a glass of lem
onade, and then walked down the
street."
Drank what?"
'Lemonade."
"Wrong manl' she said, shooting
herself out of the door.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sunday after cburcb: Wife to bus-
band, who bas beard a sermon Well,
dear, what was the text? Husband
Tbe word is tbe Truth, or something
like that Wife Was it a good sermon?
Husband The first half hour was good
enough, but clear through the latter
half be kept saying, "one word more,"
''another word,' 'a word in conclus
ion,". "only a word more," and so on
until I didnt know which word was
the truth, and got so mixed up that I
lost confidence in tbe whole business.
H a peculiar reedu-me. It 1 "ter. .J"?,"."''
irom rsps-i:ia, lMB.lelinn. .-n '''"LJ
f-ipsivewa, Juni er Berries-aad thr we l k.u u
an i rslusljie veg-tst.ie remeJif". '..,
.-u-ah'uatlun p opwtwn D'I pwev nnknon 'o
stir oiher luedlcine.scd gmne to Uood sirapa
nlia ruratire power not possessed b oiher m-li-iinea.
It ellecu ieuaiktle cure wBere oitiers
falL
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Has met pecni ar and nnpirsileled soecess at
home. Siu-n ens become iu pjpaiarits la Low. li.
.Ma-s where It is made, that whole neighbor-
hoods are uklnc ft at tne same tim-. Loweu
1 drugzlsia Mil more of Hoo J's SarsapnlU than of
all oilier aarsapamis "i i" t, . i .... - - .....
same Micoea, is extending au uvjer the c .untry.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
liaa a reoorrt of catin of scrofula and other blood
lieM? never equalled l any otner prepara'ion.
The most severe cases yield to this remedy when
other nave failel to have the slightest effect.
ereditary scrofula, which cl na to tne bloo I
with the creaiest tenacity, la cured by tots pecu
liar medic ne.
I the be uood p i fltr o to-e u.t
eradl-ate ever impuntr. sno . r. I"'t"'- (i
sla. II 11 oa e. eick Ui j.ia k" ;'; ''Mai.
iinfrml lMh I it,' Cmrt-S . ul,rr
and Liver c'ouip.sint, uiero lie. . J "
inir. creaies an SMK-tit?. ton. n i i .i . 1 ';.
gdin. overconies nervtnnfn4. unj u or.
aud ttealtn totbe eutlra s lew. rV-
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is pecnllar In beinz the on:y m-.iian nf
ran tro y be sad. "1(W Do.es one Ho'iat Wl
is an unanswerable rtruri.eut t., ' w3i-d
and economy hen mven a fsir nia' , PTInii
a tavo rite remedy. II vuu make un .'., . .""!
usiie 1
to
i.di Utoi'i -araa arLU, do n Jt be
take anvtning eise.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is peculiar In the toonenty with wtiicn ev-. a
Of Its llU -ineS IS COU..U. le.l. t'ver, -J., '''I
we punlish. aud everv stslement we lua.. ,
advertli-ewel.t, aie atiaoiuielT tri! i,, f.r OQf
know. Irire numir. of iet m mia'tr. m" w'
entirely uuolic.teI. tend for uo ,l . .. '0,'
mlorination.
I L4
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Mold by all druggists. 1; six for$ V Prep ire J only
by C. L HOOD a CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mum.
lOO lOMen One Iollnr
Sold by all druggists. 1; ajx for '.. I':pjrt1
by C. L IIOOO a CJ., Apothecaries. Uwe ' u
lOO 1ohh One Dollar
FREE
wr mars silt Pall Basarlwtlww
Caulast- BIOOBX OS, r -". a.
rl ii iVi 2Ir unless luereMiruL
a.. M. l.tl,TIK A- VU Washington. K. C.
HERBRANO FIFTH UHEL "iST! "SK
sat. IIK11 Bit A M P.. rrsmoatTO.
bltutN tu t CO.. Kl Its jb Ktre t. IhiU.
Favor Vock Houses. Some level
headed lover of eauiues tertinentlv
remarks that the man who drags the
ine out. or his team while plowing with
an old-fashioned, dilapidated plow,
when a plow of some improved pattern
would do better work, more of it, and
with much less labor, certainly does
iiii ueserve io De tne owner of a horse.
it me roau-cari noes just as easy as
ine iour wneeied vebfcles that have
been used for many years, answers
every purpose, and can be driven with
one-half the labor, then tbe proper thing
to do is to use the cart instead of the
heavier vehicle and save vour bone
Uesh. Hotses that are willing to work
as best they can. at whatever they are
put, are centaiuly entitled to every con
venience that can lie afforded them.
Vinegar from Fruit Wate.
Turn boillug water over the fruit and
let it stand in an open vessel a week
or ten daya until it is fermented ; then
strain and set as'de in a jug or cask
not tightly corked; to each gallon ot
Juice adding one-half a cup of molasses
and a piece of brown paper half the
size of one's band covered with molass
es. Keep in a warm place until ready
f-r use.
Boston Brown liREAD.'VVe give
Mrs. Cleveland's recipe: One bowl of
Indian meal, one bowl of rye flour, one
cowl of sour milk, one large cup of
molasses, one teaspoonful of soda, one
umnWiui oi salt. Mratu two ami
uue-n&ir Hours and tsse from
minutes to one-half hour.
The Guernsey lireeder says soft
wood charcoal, especially willow, ought
always to be Wept in the cow stable. If
a cow does not look bright give a tea
cupful in her bran and other feed and
wet up. If her breath is bad. her
horns bot and her nose dry, she Is dys
peptic iud feverish. Give her charcoal.
If she bas hollow horn, give charcoal,
half a teas noon ful at each meal fnl
three or four days. Treat wolf in tbe
tail in the same way. The wolf can't
siana cuarcoau it is an excellent thing
to give charcoal all around once
week.
Tbe cost of milk depends upon the
cost of food, hence the more milk re
ceived from a cow in proportion to food
given, the cheaper the cost. But unless
warm quarters be given a large quanti
ty of food must be diverted to creating
warmth for the body, and it would
therefore be economical to keep the
cows comfortable in order to cheapen
the cost by lessening the amount or
rood required for bodily warmth. In
other words, shelter is food, as it pro-
v - wniuiiusil against COlu.
January is the time to spread the
flne poultry manure on the strawberry
plants. By the time the plants shall
begin to shoot out the new growth the
manure will have been mashed into the
s al by the ralus. l'oultry manure has
been tried on stra w berries with success.
Some kinds or white glass become. In
the process of time, more or less deeply
colored under the influence of luminous
rays. The most common tints are
violet and green. The materials of or-
dinary glass are some what ferruginous
and capable of tinging glass with a
deep green shade by the protoxide of
Iron. In order to remove this coloring,
peroxiue of manganese is added, which
changes the protoxide Into a sesqui
oxide, which gives a feeble reddish
yellow tint. It is almost impossible to
observe the proper proportions of
manganese and iron. If there is too
much oxide of manganese the glass has
at urst a violet shade; if there
is too much protoxide of iron the glass
will be greenish; if all tbe manganese
is reduced to a state of protoxide the
Klas is colorless. The influence of
light aud air may gradually bring about
a partial oxidation of the protoxide of
maugiinest! and a violet coloring which
Increases with time. Tbe Chroniqut
Imlunt, icUe says a shade which Is uue
to an excess of manganese ia observed
m the rinucothek at Munich, where
the upper windows of the picture
gKery give a very marked violet light
wlicu produces a b.td enecu
GENTS' HAT BAZAAR,
J, 3 & yen Church StM cor. Fulton St
W TO PITT,
A, tftlUltt A KO.V.
Smart Ht aU sllAuulawCturer' Price.
1LI vc ruiut.
IS r.LWlANT bjokt or poptfy. Pt of wplendld
ULU VtrattM. tfU ITJ-
v-iuai'K-t-ocret-. iir uiMmlau tUJlLw, two nice ganir.
HiU-udirt FamxJy btor 1 aVfer. hi mouth. Bend zkx
H. F. STEWAHT. Abiriertou, to
V7RITE Mi i INLY on pooUl card your name
1 MDU pOatt OTtaUtt waVddrtXM. HAM1NU THIs PAFs-K,
aaiju j J mi i rro-ive iroe ample copV of tit. S r W
VoRK JLLl sTKAl tli .NtWa. A.ldr.M. to O. IU1
IWl a.cv aula 1 1.
- a. uroken Heart. "I'apa" she
said, as the old man came in late.
"young Mr, bam peon offered himself
to me to night and I refused bim, And
on, papa, i am afraid bis heart is
DroKen."
"He told me all about it," said tbe
uiu wan.
"Then you roet bim?"
' Yes, he's down at the Eagte playing
uiiiuiiua. -
In procuring trees ia the spring It
should not be overlooked that the
younger ones will thrive better than
those that are larger. The older a tree
the greater the liability to loss. Young
trees root rapidly and begin to grow
early after transplanting.
ri:orEsOR I)e Muth, of Da rauw
L ni versity, says that food m hich fattens
a cow for market will ruin her for milk
and that hay fed between meals is
worse than wasted, as it clogs the
stomach and interferes with tbe diges
tion of the regular ration.
twenty
I.raiia Bread. To a small bowl
of bread sponge put one quart or milk
and water, half of each; one large spoon
ful of molasses aid one of sugar, one
teaspoonful of soda, one Ublespoonful
of salt. Mix this together and stiffen
with Graham flour a little suffer than
cae-, lei rise like other loaves ; ake.
lemon creams. I . p,jo lemons
Vlim Twin. r . . ' ' .
, t "uc-mu pint or boning
i " '""u uigaw squeeze tbe
Juice of the lemons on one-half pound
of sugar the next morning, beat three
eggs well, take out the peel and mix
the water with other Ingredients; strain
through a sieve, then stir over a brisk
fire till thick as cream; pour hot into
There
rrofe.-or Thompson, in a lecture at
t.aegow, stated tliat the magnetic pole
is now near Boothia Felix, more than
1,000 miles wt-.Ht 0r the geographical
pole. In 1C07 the magnetic pole was
due north, it having been eastward be
fore that. Then it began to move
westward until 1S15. when the maxi
mum was reached. This is now being
steadily diminished, and in 1978 it will
aeain point true north. Professor
1 hompson says that tbe changes which
have been observed, not only in the di
rection but in the strength of the earth!
magnetism, show that tbe same causes
which orginaliy magnetized tbe earth
are still at work.
1 ori'LAtt Remedies Some people
assert that they keep in good health by
eating a Cne, juicy apple every day be
fore breakfast; others wbo are, or fancy
they are bilious take the juice of one
lemon in a little water each morning
before eating; whi: many dyspeptics
m uuu renei in drinking at each
meal a gobletful or water as hot as can
be taken.
"It Is the little things that tell "
says au old adaire. Y.
little brothers.
Tftei t Is news from Cochin China that
a meteorite of great size bas fallen not
far from Taynlsn. This brings to mind
the Cranbourne meteorite, found near
Melbourne In 1S-51. and we ghlng4tons,
which is one of the largest known
That found in Brazil, weighing 14 tons,
is also one of the largest known. But
It, again, is far behind tha meteoric
mass found In 1670 by Xordenskjold at
Ovijak, in West Greenland. He found
three meteorites there one weighing 4
tons another weighing 14 tons and a
third weighing 22) tons.
According to naturalists wasps re-
mcuiucr lub locality or melr nests lost
ninety -eiz boors.
are breeds or f.mi. ,.,
fatten mere readily than others, the
same as among animals, and must be
fed cautiously, or they will become too
rat to lay. Among them may be men
tioned the Brabmas, Cochins, riymouth
Locks and lAngshans. In feeding
such fowls corn should not be made an
exclusive diet.
Worn-out soils can be made fertile
r flrst manured and green crops grown
thereon and plowed under. It may re
quire two or three years to brinir such
a soil to a fertile condition; but it can
be done. Many mineral elements, such
as lime, soda, magnesia, potash, etc
can easily be supplied by the use of
ordinary artificial fertilizers.
Give the cattle, sheep and bogs a
mess of sliced pumpkins once a day as
pumpkins serve as an agreeable variety
with the usual dry food.
Save all the small sweet potatoes for
thepiBS. Nothing will fatten a pig so
quickly as sweet potatoes, and they are
very cheap when only the culls are
used. They should not be fed to lay
ing tens, but are excellent for poultry
intended for maiket.
Bone Is one of the best substances I
w ,eu io uie Bens, Ground
or broken, the bone is highly relished.
It not only contains lime for shells but
aiso nitrogen and the phosphates. It
should be kept before the hens Jn boxes.
Barnaul said "The American People lika
m ue uiuiDuixni. miinur be true iu
the line of eutertainment, but not srbere
ine is at stake. A man w its consumption,
ur any lingering diaeaaa, looking leath in
tha face aud seeking to (Tails Lis awltrl
grasp, noes notJlWo to be trifled with. So
witu coniuenrs we piaca before our read-
rr :.amre great remedy. Ir. Pierce's
Go'den Medical liiseovery, a sure relief for
inai long train oi Oiaease resulting from
impure blood, such as Consumption,
Chronic Nakal Catarrh, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Uisorder, XJyypepsia, Sick Head
ache, Scrofula aud Ueneral lability.
Time-tried and thoroughly tested, it stands
iiuoui an equal I Any druggist.
J. M. Ormstead. of Ilcbard. X. Y.,
who brought a suit for $1200 for dam.
ages inflicted by ''vicious bees" owned
ty . inch, was awarded 6 cents.
Sot Hulk, bat Business r
Is the way a Western man put ll in express,
itig to a friend his complete satisfaction in
tbe use of Ir. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellett. So small and yet so etiectual.
they bill fair to supplant entirely the old
style pllf. An ever-readr remadv fur Kii-k-
and Iiilious Headache, Biliousness. Consti-
H"""" " 't oiooa uisoriiers. Miia in
action, wonderful in effect 1 Pot up in
vials, convenient to carry. Their nso at
tended with no discomfort! These ster
ling merits account for their great popularity.
Run the roller over the wheat-field II
the frost should throw the plants up.
She scolds and frets,
She's lull of pets.
She's rarely kind and teuder :
Tbe thorn of Ufa
Is a freltul wife
I wonder what will mend her?
Try Ir. Pierce's Favorite Prasfrintin,,
Ten to one, your wife Is cross and fretlul
because she is sick and suffering, and can
not control her nervousness when things
KO wrong. Make a beaUny woman of her
and the chances are. you will make a cheer
ful and pleasant one. "favorito Prescrip
tion" is the only remedy lor woman's pe
culiar ailments, sold by druggists, under
a poMiive guarantee from the manufactur
ers, that it will t;ive satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. See
guarantee ou bottle wrapper, scarce bot.
lles.fl. Six for 3.
A. considerate Corporation.
lassenger Ito Third avenue elevated
brakeman) How is it that the company
doesn't build a station between Thirtv
fourth and Forty-second streets? It's
a long stretch.
Brakeman (munching a sandwich)
Because the company wants to give Its
employees a cuance to eat their meals.
TH. ... ...
" vouiiiauy treats us wnite, every
iiuie.
"Would you marry an old man for
nis money r" asked Mildred. "Well
f fluilnM 11 li 1 . ...
TOmt, eiciairoeu jaur:i, witti a
startled air, -'you surely don't suppose
anything else would induce me to mar
ry iiimr"
iittle uot "What's the matter
with my nose, mamma?" Mamma
1 ou went out yesterday without your
rubbers and got your feet wet." "Well
I don't see why that should make my
nose wet."
IJT the Country A young
woman rushes breathlessly lnt tin.
bouse of her friends. "Thank fortune,
my dear, we are going to I'aris at last!
Tapa has lieen bitten by a mad dcgl"
The doctor Well, perhaps, Mrs.
Jpdringham you eat between meals?
Mis- K. O no. sah: 'cent
eat dinnah 'tween breakfas an supper,
and so on.
PtxTLiAR Appreciation. 'I
don't understand bow you can be from
borne so much. 1 ou are off traveling
larn.Miiiila nf llui ir n;1 l.nm.l. !
mother, that is, a mother wbo stays at
borne, to her married daughter.
My dear mother, X know why I am
away so much. My husband never ap
preciates me except when J a in away
from bim, and 1 want bim to appreciate
me as much as possible."
Wheuk it came from. "Where Is
tbe island of Cuba situated ?" uaked an
Austin school teacher of a small, rather
forlorn looking boy.
"I dunno, sir."
"Don't you know where sugar comes
from?"
"Yes, sir, we borrows it from the
next door neighbor."
He was curious. "What two
beautiful children ! Are they twins?"
said an old bachelor to an AurUin lady
with two children.
"O, yes, they are twins," replied the
lady.
"Excuse my curiosity. Madam; but
are you the mother of both of them?"
About Istoves. a. "Stoves are
peculiar Institutions."
B. "How so?"
A. "In the first place you can't make
one burn unless you put it up, and then
it won't ourn unless you shaken down.
t unny, isn't it?"
Goat Who WoodbiA Twinetk.
Rats are tuiiart, but "Ilouifh on Rata beata
the in. Clears out KaiA. Micj, Roaches, Wat
buei, FUtaa. BUea, Moiht, Aots. MuaquiUjea,
Bed-biifa. Hen Lie. liuicia. Potato feiu?s,
fcparrour-H, Skunks, Wrasrl, Oopbers, C1uli
Biucka, Molr-s, M uHit lUita, Jack kbtai.
aquixr:ia. Vic. axl sjc lruulA.
-BOUQH OS PAIN' flastr, FokwnL lfla
BOUOH OS COCCUS," Coiyha, cohM, go,
ALL SKIN UUMOK3 CURED BY
ROUGHEITCH
"Rouen on Itch" Ointment enres Rkia Ka
sbots. rtmplea. Klesh Worms, Htnz Worm. Tet
ter. Salt itlieura. t rusted Ft. CbUblslns. iti-h.
Ivy Poison, Barbpr'a I tch, frfdd Head. EcaFma.
Oo. lrv. or mail. E. 8. Wells, Jctw-t City.
ROUGHiPILES
Cures PHra or Hranorrhokl.. Itcliiejr. Protrud
li?, Hlaiinif. lutmsl and esurual remnly
In each package, fturf cure. 5-ic. Pruc-rteia
orniaU. L 8. Waua. Jenu- Pity. N J.
AOT VEItY WELL. POSTED. "Give
me some iiarticulars about tlie fauna
and flora of yourreglon," said a Boston
lady to a Florida hotel keeper. And
the poor man hemmed and hawed, and
fiually said: '-We eet all our meats
direct from New York, and set tbe best
laoie ever seen in the place."
A SfttE Case. Mister Kelly (with
apples) Ochl Mickev an' von
drunk agiu lasht nif?ht, too.
Mickey Shure. Keily, 1 havu't tast
ed a dhrap since lasht Sunday three
weeks.
"but When I met VOU lasht niirM
refused to drtnk wid me,"
"Och I Then I must havn lin ilnmV
shure."
A MOTHER was Uririni? her arm tn
purchase an overcoat, and be was In
sisting that he could not afford one.
- very well, then," said she. "You
will gel pneumonia, see if you don't."
"0." said he. "I won't iret tliat
either; I can't afford anything new."
A sensible Man
Would use Kemp's B.ilaain for tha Throat
and Ludcs. It is curing mnr
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, lirouchitis, Croun
nu all other Thruat aud Lnnir Trouhl.M
than any other uioliciua. The proprietor
bas authorized any druggixt to give yon a
Sample Bottle free to convince you of tbe
merit of this creat remedy. Larire lw.ttl
AO cents and f 1. '
ffiTlinilM'
rT'c'ErTcoLpl
Wd.'--!...'-
fAY-ffVERaVS f
KIj'm Crrain Halm
IS SURE TO CURE
OI.I in m:i.
yi it ki.v.
(Apply Halm Into rach nortrll.
El.V llKOS.'2n.'.lrwi.l, hirt..S.T
E CUHS MncKt ALL tLi.t iAIIi. tJ
pS Best Jouffh bjrup. I'mMUi vfx.l. Use fJJ
H I believe Piso'a Cure Q
II for Consti mpt ion naved H
H rny life. A. IL, Dowp.li., H
M ICditor Enquirer. Ivien- M
ton, X. C, April 23. 1S7.
PI sol
M The best CoiiKh Medl- 4
H cine la Piso's Crg ioh
M Consumption. Children 1
take it without objection. 3
fl liy all druggists. 26a I
TifT CUHSwiurALi usfi His! '
pWJ BStl-ouli Sjrup. TsaUis fforxl. CsS (S
In tl!r. Si M (tnitdstn. If
f m-i- rr,'V'AAfil
-Ji. J -f - i
e-rx5f-r 'i3
W. Li. DOUGLAS
53 SHOE
GKMl.tMEX.
Tit only f!n rulf $t
mavif wlibnul tHi'k
duravbl avt ttiL I
taV kiornaJUtii wift i
BikavM them as o.hi.'n
ban 1 tv-w rsl nho '. Hu tt
If-aa I'mnwd -a b -t ou
warranted."
Mnllrsa ;n in t
r ii n i Is,. v
"" ' l- "t- h in t rf,
e w.,rl4
ti au J
w. I, I,
niv haolKf I w.!i ii.h.f M m -i. - , PQ
DtaVle n'J C Ktinal ff Ul.l $. to ft.'. "
W. 1,. HO! :i.
Cile-d fur h?uv V
, aUlil la lilt) b'.'st M-U-Hti su't iu l i w
All th arorr t-ov! are nn l !n
')i I.acr. ami tf ir-t n il bv
VI . La. IMM C. I.At-, l...Liou,
FRA1ER
AXLE GREASE.
BttsTt In tbe World. U onl-r by the Franr Ltititv.
AFFUCTEDUNFORTONATE
Alter au otners tall consuls
32 H. 14lh St., belew CallowhiU, Phila.. Pa.
JT'ipnoicr;r.IIRPr'l t LJ.irjia Pe.
manentljr rlnr thrum .f.. k rr-H hy esHy m!isCT.
tioot.Ac Callorwrttc. Advice free and strictl. am.
lluurs 1 1 1 a. m. till a. sod iloiu crcaiaas.
Xothlng pood bursts forth all a
once. T.be liebtnin? mav dart nut
black cloud: but the dav sends in
bright heralds before hitn to tirptiui
the world for bis coming.
UnMP "Tt DV. Bno.kTlii. IVnrnsn.hip Arito
nUllir. metic. shortlisnd. I'l.trnuHtiiy taniiit
'5, Circular tre : limaM'n wLUnit
t7 Main bt, UulIio. M. V.
PllS
Rn.lnr.. ellrsr, Pn. w. situ a.
. Uuns tarajsQeO. Lile bcuu.r.tilp, S4 Wnle.
I CURE FITS S
tor Um..d then 1.... t!., !,,,. I m-.n
t-PSY or 1-Al.l.lVo Ml KM..,Slitl..n,d. I
ZZHfl ""'"Tir to cur. l!,o w,.r- cm.m.
stnsrslls.e faill is Doruason f..r c.rt cow ririQ. .
. m?a. l for s immunl . rrm ft
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
" LOW PRICE R1ILR3A J LANDS and
FltUMtiovcrii iik-ii t l.A "N ,
-wII.Ir.xsor ACRI .Sofek-h Ii, Miusrsota,Svtr,
SEND F01 "''"'" ki
l.anrla nu. op i o s-'t , r
CHAS. B. LAK30AH.
nt
-rnl aV r-. a.;-j
i. i'irt v . rrwiiU l ,l w
in tn r f uts.'tUK, " --.
hlfil , Oflirra ;rav-l , v
DOUIilV coiiecteii lis.....
t.mmTTtTdiM SmJtmrm' Pr"'t'r Kor.,r nu t
SOLDIERS!
" My face is my fortune, air I" indig
nantly responded a fleshy young lady,
when her suitor delicalelr
sound her financial prospects. -lt is
certainly a large one. then," dryly re
sponded the younz man. as he took his
bat and cane to leave.
"What has become of m t
said Towser savagely, as be knocked
inings auout. -1 had it last night."
'It's on the mantelpiece'" replied Mrs.
Towser. "I covered it with tiluqri to.
day and painted some flowers on iL
Isn't it lovely ?"
A5 IMPORTAXT FACT.
ii Lisj ure ior eak, Tired and
JOT-TODS reellDRS.
Persona complain that thev sm .1,
ii i ttivv-v. 1 M I " I.M
r; li
II
JM.HJJ.l J J.I.IJ.I'I Jll. .Jtm
- - illi
lUEMiMiil fflfllRiS
For a case of Catarrh in the Head which they cannot cure.
m
COKimiOHT,
CATARRH U THE HEAD.
mm
-
rsair. xrey snouia nave ampl
aimc iu giuw ueiure ury weauier ohal
come on.
To
I tat
Consunipilon Purely Cured.
tlie Kditor: Please Inform your TtJen
1 have a IKCTllive trnMi f.,r .k- " .
uamM lia.sse. Br its timeir use iBouui.is oi
buprksa cases he beB lfi.,:. ..TT'? .
ansil be io aroU two bott.u or mi mnM.
flon tn .n,li
vney uecuuie irrnauie, cross, blue and dis-
oouratteui in some cases there are pains and
- "" jiarxa ot tua body, and
there Is often indigestion. dvHix-n.ia l-ii..
log of wind, dull head and ceneral .ii-
iiiiiK. oivepiess, restless and
wakeful nights follow. Neglect of these
symptoms results in excessive uerrousprox-
r,""M,"i''ri"lrrM,lw"',lro coosuWI '"ie' ?U1 ,w? aDj pricklms sena
... .. Ko.i iut meir tipreaa so 1 v. u I weakness anu weariness of the
1 M.C. 1S1 reatl St.. N. V. Thousands become prostrated, iviralyzed
T-, V.M, I r i iuura u iresTOllue mBrt Ivmnlnn..
I. "'urnaicneachickl not knowing that tbe nervous irribiinv
is granulated oatmeal, which should l groom of the mind, loss of tmory uerv!
Placed in little trousrhs. mn that .. I ous weakness and .len..! IT."-' "
shicks can get all they wish, and at ant hns,ion of nerv force which win, unie
time. . 'I the proper restorative reuiedr is used re
sult in utter mental collapse and absolute
fT physical power
j ..... i tuuj i j -.n r.rn r.i. r
aulia while there is yet time by the use of
" HKrve luvigonitor and
health restorer. Ur. Greene's Nervnra
erve Tonic. It ia a purely vegetable
rem-dy, and may be used by children or
J uiicaie invalids with absolute
w.i.iuij. wa cure, ita edects are Iruiw
wonderful, and it ia only necessary to use
Fraser - ale tirwase.
One greasing with Frazer A!e Greast
will last two weeks, all others two or three
fffh-r-TrT iU , Iecel "t premium
icuiiiai auiu a-aris exposition.
Every event that a man would mas
ter must be mounted on the run, and
uiau ever fAiicrrir th. rQi... A. I
Many well-known weeds, tboogh
antit for food when matured, are highly
valuable as greens whnn mn,.
poke weed bas been used la soie sec
tions for years, yet its berrlw. ar. ai.
aonous. It Is now claimed that 1m,.
vuiauwu uursiaine IS sirol anr
young for greens.
tK....i.. . .7- " a. ---- -- - :
".vusmciKpiU n galloped by bim. I convincea or its marveloua restora-
.- .r ..."gm-jmiig powers. Do not
when
Never place a nirtnr
decoration where it does not aerve aoint
artistic purpose. If a picture ia intende.
. . " iu " "ng ugnt do noh
put it In an obscure corner, and. oa th
other hand, if be painOd ifh irt!
color key, do not bring it within tjT
direct lafiuencw ot a brilliant sua.rVt
.u"Cun,!es 'boosamla mourn" because
they Lave not sent for free pamphlet on
Taylor Hospital Cure for Catarrh. 26
B'way, New York.
Happiness is a blessing often missed
by those who run arter pleasure, and
generally found by those who auffer
NotSin Cares Droprr. Ursvel, Brlsat's. Heart.
A .ike Cutia s bi.lncr Core. tiiBr. aa 11
r--. rni a. i a bottle, c tor H. Al Druailata!
me worst caseaTcur. iIaeeovlrtt
The sooner von cut lnm
who deceives you, tbe better oa -oa
Will tsBW
braffllcted with soreeves use Dr. taaoThomn.
1-y-water. UnigjfUU aellat sio. per bottU
When fortune smiles take tbe aivan-tae.
rLp!"1 U v"0'" Cur" CotuompUoB.
Cures whsrs other remeaUas tail. 25c.
li'l to use this remedy, ior it is theereatest
medical discovery of the century, aud an
absolutely certain cure will result, Aii
druggists keep it 1'iice fl per bottle. Be
aura and eet Ur. Greene's Kervura Nerve
Tonic.; take no other, ror this remedy bas
no equal. If your druggist does not have
It, be will get It Tor you. Its discoverer
tir r,rin 'ii Wili,k c. t ;rz':.rt
- , - - m oa., Aiew xork
the great socialist in curing nervous and
Cbrouio diseases, can be consulted Tree
personally or by letter. Use bis ereat
remedy and write bim a boat your case.
To enrich land thai is poor we must
have manure, or Its equivalent in vege
table matter, or app.y plant food in
some shape to induce the growth of
vegetation.
-.The peculiar combination, proportion, and pre.
parauonol Hoods Sarsaparilla nukes im.
cine differtat from otoers and superior to them
all tns'taal corauve power. Sold br aU dm
rata. Frepareu by C. I. Huod a Co, Apotheca
ries. Lotrell. Mass.
Be bave In manners, brave in deeds.
others: thfrk P"""1. watery, and acrid, at
Tailing; from tho
n "L"V'T"' mucous, purul.-nt, bloodv and nutrirt
eiou. a hackino- oiurtrXS
r-s-
the
m u.Lainir coiikd and iront ral d. l.ilin i,.i
dedr!SrWmo.
Common Sense
Treatmeut.
.... ...... fMe Fcmfmii or mat ffiiw.
nv5 y?.W.KU,d rpmove . frft at V,
th" Ptdwix'" r real t-ausf of
wettkneas. Impurity, or otherwiM; faultv
condition of tbe system, in att,.mti .X
our ehKf aim must br-Th-
more we see of this
mmnds of caa, an.
isiiiutf. the more d.
odious dist-ase. and we treat Buctasru!ly th.
nually at tho fnvalids' Hou l ami nl. L, i
we realize the Importance of cmbitiinr-iVh r.ijl . ore do
whS.nnF catarrh 1 a" the various dtgr-aees with
J2?5.&.2 lntly oom,licatU,lSnWr,
Chief
Reuincl
bmn, hi.i .5 . 1 """I'l'caiea. as throat.
it. nas a specula
totl Discovery cu..mt hi r tob ttroly extoitoi!
tHTTl "pon the hning- mticotiB mpmbnironr.f thp r.iwtil ind .tVr
a r-pasa.im. nromotina-the nattinil s--.-r.-t ion of t' "iT f..??, t-d
wh.ch complicate catarrh are dis.-as.-s of .! li:- ', ...s r,"m-
, " wuirrii are aiS.-SS.-Sot t if ll!::: r f.ii ,ns
SrS nr "r "" will n-adily U-b., ,i ,7 i ii 'il
Is so well calculated to cure them.
Local
&GEKT.
u.iije
i . Ii application for boalinir t'ir- .lisiw-d cor.rti
Ll ?,.Vied'.l'r-fu'u l:.-ni.-.ly t--vond
u'iimKMiV,,.tbe tMt P"-l'-ti v.-r lnv.-nt.-d.
.?n 1, i1 P'.'antt" prtslu.-inir n.,finmt
t u.rt?i XI '"ntaunin no strong iml,,tii,. t,i ,,u.
UcnruB-.or othHr poison. Tins lt.-m.-dv ic a .... r-
- ' M ."jbbii imn Fiiit-u wiiuti
ful antlsr-ntlc
Perminekt
Cures.
-SSrSl ?? 2 Medical Discovery is the nnrura!
-JS ! ftn?;1. of Dr- alarrh lUw.lv. It
quers thrnat, bronchial, and lunjr tf a.plitnii.rt.;s
AVheo a cure In rTw Vt V''l UUB.. ;niw.-B tr,.- Ui.va.
Address,
r it ia permanent.
and Pr. Sjier'p
ovfr. liisfatvtTV
Taliialf hintB an to
rtane. will t- niH-lcd.
Ill nf aa . . ..
W orld's IMspcuaary .Tlodlcal A-. laiii.i,,
" 3l:un ttm-t, IfL-a-t Auk A'. V.
r rir"-e ;.ldon M1i,-ai Plx,very
r aZl .?' T on fntarrh. airing t
Mto 2,,Mr """"" of'in.iH.rt.
id to any ad.ln.ss. on n-oHptof a
TAS THE ORIGINAL
ifefTTLE LIVER P,LLS'
I PtJRELY VEGETABLE ! PERIXCTLT HARMLESS !
'l'jfcS III H Lit EB PILL the. . ,...,., .
a" ' S Mr I '
& -r
Sold by Druggists.
Cents s
BEIJajQ Jv-r- v
nermccally0."!'-' up In trlnsa
ble. As a srentle I aVallvrT.V.7 h nl -lia-
PURELY VEGETABLE ! PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
rTi" LIV, K tlaey re Incqualed !
TwtrfoT: T. EASIEST TO T.
?r' &tiZh tt"": WnoraftL Always ask for
uirar-ofiatpd I-iila,
or Anti-bilious Granules.
SICK HEADACHE,
J'-vt-d and rrniZ,??d bowels, are promptly r. -Pierce's
PeUeia? t IVred bT the use oi B-.
" ""j oe said that vIJ , aujasrs, ii may
tTland or tlasue7cirrfl,V? action "-po" the sysu-ra la tiniversiil. not a
w 'p m elr aanat-ve Influence.
araetaree ay WOEXIVS DISPE5SABT XEDICAL ASSOCIATIO.
VOL.
VVlieu nr.-dea-l.
Have rnt an
tmr
And w iii t L?
And staii'i t 1
1 tlilbM tl.jl
tetll.
IfULl'e Bil l .a.ll
AU will U- k
ctVt ll.
We shall l "- u"'
Ami not ."'
To .1 1 tn tl.r 1.. !
And 1 -im., k -V
hat am t! n
lives ti r.- i
Vuich k.-j t i; -
.list re-..-,- ! .
Wliy 1, to
Im-t,
'ou-ii i t-v- r, :.
Vlij, L, . -.1
And -T-i. i. .
I yet a , ,i ..n
And la. ter.. : :. i
l'Dat..r . i -i-
Conld lie t-r l : . :
OI tl:os
far.
Or taV.-, ci-.t.-t
But lotijj.-.l t..
V'Ik.,
As !.'.-i- ! ii..--.
li.-.ir
My .iriir I., v-,
tl.lnk
Oraii ti '..
Agaiti.t w l.i. :i 1
tK. He I,
Of all tlie . -.:.-
I a:iuo.t Sh ii.
Till: :ii in
Mr. .J,.':' U
ivilnte.l. He I h l
juiry l.uii:.-s t -r
never U-:,.ie !.;i.
revere- l; u.t-,
i.raci-1 ill,- i-ieau-
attemi.in. A
liave e-wirtl.l-.siii-1
delectiVf 1. ,;t-v-utterly
mnl utn.
11.13 i how tl
lie .HS c.i. .! in
Bide to iiiv.-s' it; it 1
lotb :i II -i.i
On that ar'.t 1.
SUl-pOTtcl 1 y 1 .
Of iKiltahii.-. I... i
a lllcll W.I-. I.i.i.
Her la'Ii-!..t 1; '
Blow 111 Hi.-- lij.
Lour arrive 1, .
for 1 1 ine. In i,
lected to n-j i.ii
Intended t-i .,,
previous t- t l.e .
aod c-ontet-.te l I
door of lier lno
key into a di-
k. i.a.t lr, it
alio unu ii 1 1 ii, n
Ou openluir Iier I
to lier amazfuit-n'
wide oih'ii. A n
ahnval li.p lli-.t
left upon Iter dr.j
UUIIICU a-L'WL. i-
Tlw,l. . '
A atari. .mil,
tbousanJ iHjunilii
Tula W..M. I rt j
Bbooa w tie ii ir.
anl practically it
wheD, after a.x v
ligation, !
despair, lie :
Jiad llscovt-rt-il i
tn him tint ti
might l-, was t
1.A a. , .. .
aoo it vi um: ami l
leas ways. It w
that II, aai.t.
waa twenty-fue tj
and which ahnvl
baying bwn fun-i i
rase to misled :
felt quite sure tn
tered the bomlo r
lena's key, and i!.
t all, he went
which wa.i f.i.e
lock. He u .t
believe that tl.e
boiUafhtili! u.,,1
till lu the hou-fj
nei, ne seaich.-i
bottom ct:ii,.ii.
boxes and cui t
diligently all ti
aiier six weeks i
lound iiothiiig
. e.
tnrow susiiiciim I
lar. Ho
fled.
As, one d.iy s-
Le was mum nf u!
mind ti.e ,
was a knock at th
"Come in,"
The d,x,i ni-iK
pui in jjis he.i-l.
"Lady wis! :.
"fchow her in. '
aim next no.i
fi.i.i.1-
auitaiy veileil wi I
a,- j .
ueiecil e .4 J
Vlie offerel h-
fUlently a.--.-;,te
"as siiut ailn,
eu a tiainI.soii.-l
wimout murh il
uucea herself.
"I am I i.,n-
"wife of the bai,k.
Afie detective U
'And I tiave i t
snip coiitmue,l, "i
n J"ou can at
1 ou may ie!v
anc ueiertiv
er, "that I M.ali
to do so."
"I will tell mo.i
on without i,',t:r
"the u. !,'..
POMible. O Wl,;Kr t
"'"w;r last year ,n
"' butine,,
aoties would i.,
tte- While lVi
-a. lUliail jr.. j I
1 formed rather an
l ou should knuu .
mere was i
'Stnougli iimch tl
' suite be',,,,
Lady Mood see
ttn SratiGei I,y U
Pans, a,, . !
any raf , , .
r nuuia 1
.7" ""'u that ii,;. I
af!
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a.