tfoiffirs would.
LITKBATrnB for
1M1MK ltEAlEKS.
IK5KIBI.S IIOBS H 8TT1.E.
S, U! battle of tne ik.w
,7o be lo-Io it. Rrip, nd the com
Jn.e now tnuutcth itself. TJio
W love comfl down and the
Ltiare ppiwmI out. Observation on
LjViy on a windy day will d,,lay
Ummon-scngc .hoea to one French
whon-.i a medium Myle or com-
IL Md from Thirty-third atroct to
fcllf, Mill ,.,,, r.f Wflt.h
ill I, 1,10 """H""-"
F - i...-r tJin extreme
I luxury i""' "I I" "' - . 4.
0f fl,mmon-enie ohoe "takoi the
..ii," hv a lnriro majority. Shoe
lrther Fnftt.
.t-vTiUFVT A.1I rHACTICHi
n i..i..t, Tnrkpr. in ft few rcmarltfi
r - i ... it vminir ladiis of the
LIX1, told them that it waa not the
L of tho liK'ht fantastic too iney
tli imile uon, uuir mo
I work the best with hi head and
the Inut witn ma ncari, nnu wie
i....t...l r.iisriirfiu1v. Half fin
...... -
r....ni riM.irlv ivcrv crirl in the
L, whirling ulmut the flmir with one
I (f -NUiin dudea, ami the youug
. . . i i ....i -
with a prc.'ii urmi mm
hr-urt waa leaning ngainxt the
i.. ...;!;, ,r t tlio hick because he
irnnii
. .. Ciifh ia lifp In lurie
1 , ii.iin " - - r
And Mill Mr. Tm-ker iaut ttl-
iior wrong. ithngion trWA
ntrwsi:a bonnet.
lc majority of women rejoire !n tiat
, bonnet e:uton, and that there art)
,inion when either the ithupely
luDiiet or the beeoming big hat u
L rmisiltle. Leading among tho va-
iu milliuery in a bonnet absolutely
m. What extremists we are, to
ro. One dny wo defy the criticism
t mwuline punster, who likens tho
a of our favorite bonnet to the
r of London, and the next day, aa
iv, we wax enthuaiivtu: over "ere
" that has no crown at all, but ia
!y nothing more nor leu tlum a
Bi of fine flowers, violets, clnimej, or
me-nnU, eneireli&g the head, and
Wiii-h the rolU and twiU of sh'xa-
kir arc diatinctly visible. More real
y y triii!iiilu are ithown in finely
straws anil cmw, una in ISeopoli
1 MiUn braids.and the ahaiiea most
lir inrluilo the demure Aluariau bou-
i French oipoto and the toque, while
i: utrikes variations on the Direc
aiiil (i;iinsloroii;'U phnts. atar-
WOMKX AS 1IKK KEKPF.IIS.
mi for the he ne lit of manv women
re desirous of nupportiug thein-
or nuliug m the support of their
k to cite them to nn employment
aid nf which umny women make
and do it independently und caay,
AtlanU lady in the Sunny JSouth.
iviK'ation 1 know women who have
il lost health, uud at the name lime
pioney in abundance. Indeed, I
f onien who iimke as much as tlf
mlred dollars per annum, and do
Ik during the winter, ill what I
i' to be the most enoblin'', lirolit-
plt'iesitut of all buniiK'sses that
fpuig bees seientitically. And
knre pleasant place i.s there than
it apiiiry where the hum of the
Idustrioua workers nwke music in
f ,'!it, und where viues and Mowcra
cncimntment to the scene t
jy lmly who has a rod of prouud
nave an ajuury, and more csue
lose who Ure in the suburbs of
Invillagi-a und in the couutry
ilooimiig flowers constantly txudo
eetuess wlueb would beotherwue
tpt for tho industry of these ucto.
i ... . . .
more ia.M inating than producing
fiiey in nil its purity nnU white
one pound sections for homo use
t home or abroad, or in rearing
fciieeiis for the murket where there
Ktiuit ili'iiuiiul ut prices ramriuir
to eaehf
i'y of lM;e will jrfvo twenty-flvo
i lls weekly, which can behiitchL.J
hive huviug frames 4x5 inches.
will lay two thousand ccks daily,
:hof which queen can be reared
I'y-oiie days, and if we have
little hires we can rear hundreda
is. As is said in Koot'a staudard
bees: "One hundred of thee
'ea will f;ive us ten layinjt quet-ua
'," from April to September. lit
thousand pounds ner colunv
reached.
husiiivaa is more I.MiTtifnl
li as has been truthfully suid Is
;"y of labor!" La,iit.s - Lo wlU
Italian In- :..
HI ritap success.' and tn ull
ihark in this and will write me
I stamp for reply, I win
f full particulars. Or if dekired,
E l'tor wUhes it, I will answer iu
,vy through tho Sunny SoutU.
f
'ANTINofLK's vkii.ed womkx.
rnrni'ii ..r i i .
t " nigner classes ox
"poiiian society may be seen
P1 t the Swei.t Vt l i..:..
"I'm;;; at tho Sweet Outers of
llariloiiir ..n r i
r".- (,'a'ie.s, where
1 on I rulay mid take the only
'harems m carriages and caiquci,
Li?KTeJ, U K"1 tU ni
ithjewuU. AKrouPHitUBgoa
lor walking to and fro U at ouca
C utciatioa ia rmtriul vow
f ,,0B m no lord. J have
''yJUHt'e,, t0P'1i. "Htf
'gea, djfTerent heighu aod
ill or tU ,trait o tho
K Most of the women
fPPenrance Some .re exceed-
L. H.,?m,lesi0a witl Hack,
a and grace of carriage. They
.dity of Mohammedan
S .f-'tloD and
JJta of veil, covering tho face
from the yes downward, ia now tfctj
fashion in Constantinople. In Damavut
the veil ia dark in color and covers the
entire face, which it fully conceals. In
Constantinople many of the women wear a
white veil drawn back and bound behind
the head. 8ome of them dress in Paris
ian costume and wear dainty Turkish
enps. If the veil is misery to tho young
and fair, it is solace to the ugly, whom
it puts on a par with the attractive. We
noticed that the latter class were strict
conformists to the law. There is a grow,
log freedom in the use of the veil which
every few years cnlls forth a fresh order
from the palace ordering rigid observance
of tho Molmmedan law. Polygamy pre
vails, nnd, although tho public shire
market is suppressed, the harems must be
auppliud from dealers who carry on the
traffic clandestinely. Borne Turks like
Vcfik. Pashn, Ambassador to Franco for
many years, confine themselves to ona
wife, but human nature is not noted for
living above tho precepts and permissions
of its religion on the liosphorua any mora
than anywhere else. Hut degrading na
polygamy ia, those who ore competent to
judge by reason of being on the ground
pronounce the utter facility with which
divorce ia secured a greater evil. The
utterance of a few words by the husband
constitutes divorce. The theory of the
Koran and tho practice of its followers
are to keep woman us a slave. Her con
dition Ls a pitiable one, but in her pres
ent state of ignoranco it ia doubtful
whether a law emancipating her from the
acclusiou und ii.aucuess of harem life
would be n benefit to the present genera
tion of w omen. Mttil a.nl L'rjmit,
LATEST TVt.F.a OF IltKSsQ TITR HAIR.
The coiffure is at present in that de
lightful state of transition which forbids
tho ruukiug of arbitrary laws and ullowt
a womau to dress her huir high or law,
accordiug to her c.nprico. The one thiuu
requisite to stylish hair dressing is thut
the h-lr shall be loose oud fluffy. Th
wise women barber up town with tht
wicked eyes uud the winning dimplos,
says that about one woman iu ouo hun
dred has the kind of hair tlutt by careful
washing will possess the requisite Unify.
miss, uud that that ouu woman novel
likes it. The effect is usually produced
with curliug irons und with artificial ad
ditions of curly huir. The coils of braiU
so frequently seen below ruund huts, ou
the street ure very often put ouund tukcu
oil with the bats, for they are really be
Cbming to few face and more suitable foi
the streut than for more dressy occasions,
and ladies prefer to dress their hair high
when it is becomiug und pin on the braids
at need.
The two extremes of styles are the Em
pire coiffure uud the catoguu braid. The
lajtur style ls a siuiplo loose plait looped
low iu the neck uud fasteued with n rib
bon or a single long pin of gold or silver.
The Empire headdress is mostly used
with eveuiug gowns, uud has three prom
inent features curls, bunch of ribbon
uud flowers. The hair is combed very
high up on the head, uud twisted in a
small knot to be completely covered with
short, soft curia fulling toward the fore
head and also toward tho back. One
long curl is combed out and covers tho
buck of the head with waves, uutil u lit
tle way above the neck it twista into a
curl agulu. Flowers are to be very much
worn with this coiffure, and fillets of
gold und silver, diadems of precious
stones, or a buuch of ribbon will bo ulso
used ou dressy occusious. Ultra-fashion-
able women adopt u style of headdress in
which the Lair is worn very high. The
front tresscji ure parted in the centre to
foiiu two crimped baudcuux, over which
rckU the Wutteuu wreath, encircling the
cluster of loops of hair arranged ou top
of the head.
Thure are some prophecies concerning
tho abandonment of baugs, but their de
cline will be alow, us few face ure so per
fect ia outline us to dispousu with them.
Biuce Mrs. Cleveland has lust the prestige
of hur high place the stylo of tossiug thv
bungs up in front iu a pull has been los
ing ftor uud is rarely suen. The short
pointed or rather square buugare most In
lavor loosely curled, uud for youthful
face the light friuge of huir upou the
forehead, the rest of the wavy niuss being
combed straight buck, ia very popular.
Now that the pretty Hading has sailed
away, leaviug only a delicioiw memory of
grace uud loveliness, the style of coiffure
the inaugurated has fallen iuto desuetude.
This cousisted in combing the loose hair
over tha tips of the ears uud twisting it
in a loce kuot at the buck. A woman
with small, pretty tars could uevur bo
prevailed upou t hide them, uud the
ize of large or prominent ears was em
phasised uud reudered yet more notices
bU by that style of headdress. One of
the most effective uud pluasing urraugu
uittuU now worn ia thut which is neither
high nor low, but covurs the buck of tho
head with loose, soft colls aud folds
reaching from the crown of t'wj head to
the neck, a style allotted by iJis. James
U. Iilaine, Jr., and Miss Otis, the pretty
society star actress.
Youug girls will return to the old-time
popular fashion of leaviug the hair loose
uud fl'iwiug, tied back from the face with
u aimple ribliou mid oruumcuted withu'
simple flower, which uccurds well with
tho picturestiuu uud iuveuile stvlu of
dressing uow iu voguu. All the styles
sceui to be bied on tlrcciau ideals uud
picturesque models, und perhaps the
greatest boon to woiuuukud that thu
chauge will bring about is thut the stylish
''tluuuess cun nuly be enected iu hair
that is frequently washed, and a general
cleanliness will prevail for a time. .Wif
lurk
' rRICES TUMBLE.
Tna STOCK MARKRT Dnwif, BUT HOLDERS ATtl
norarut
Business has been fairly maintained In tol
nme, and ia gradually improving In pros
pect. June lias been month of exception
ally large trade transactions. Prices of com
modities, in spite of the rising markets,
have, on the whole, during the month,
fallen about 2 per cent, and are
now hardly 1 1-2 percent, above the lowest
average ever recorded. Hut there are algna
of substantial improvement In the most im
portant branches of industry. The mone
tary situation remnlns undisturbed. Nover
thclotis tho stock m trkct, by mnny consid
er) an Indicator of the future, haa been sink
ing. The wars of Western, and to some ex
tent of Eastern railroads, have disheartened
many Investors and caused much selling. It
ia felt, too, that the rise stimulated by sud
den advances in trust stocks was not of a
substantial character.
Tho half yearly return of failures shows a
relatively larger increase In New England
than in any other section about 28 percent,
and next in tho trans-Mississippi region
this sldeof the Kocky Mountains about 20
percent. In the Middle States tho increase
has been but 4) per cent., thence to tho Mia
aissippi about S per cent, and nt the South
about 31 icrcent. Against a general Increase
of 8 er cent, in numliors there is a decrease
of 31 per cent. In aggregate liabilities;.
The markets have not changed greatly
during tho broken week. The Iron market
remains strong In tone. Southern iron ia
atillolferedln lar quantity at f 11.S0 for
No. 1. and the demand for manufacturi-il
irottfs less active. Suh-s of about 10,tw Urns of
twl rails apeiir to have been on a basis of
at Eastern mills.
The momentary proiqicct is clouded by
thoexportaol'17.:i07XWeold and il t:tv.
4t'A silver from New York alone since June
1. In consequence, tho circulation of all
kinds have been reduced tl7,0no,n0U
in J tine, and though tho aggregate
la even now tsniHj.ooo larger
than a year ago, It is felt that a continued
outgo in July would be apt to cause pressure
in September. J no .New lork. banks report
ed last week a surplus of only f7,.'i01ouo,
and the actual surplus probably waa not
over 10,000,000, which is not a lurge projor
tion for an active full demand. Thus far the
Treasury disbursements for the week have
exceeded receipts by only f JiiO.UOO, but will
be much larger for the week to Come.
The business failures number J0- as com
pared with a total of l!l.t last week, and 25)
the reck previous. For the corresponding
week of laM year the liures were -I I.
YASUION KOTKI.
The s'.lrW of tulle dresses are nutdo in
fan plWtf.
Thar ia a ravivaj of the gurnet us a
fashionable jeweL
Juwulod halrplus are bela produood
in evojry couceivablu duhigu. .
Ribbons iuteuded for aahe vary in
width from ten to twelve inches.
Sandal shoe are worn with Empire und
Directory gowns on the other aidu.
Nothing thicker than tulle or net ia
used na a lininz to tho briuui of large
straw hats.
COMMERCIAL.
I'lrrsiit'iKiii.
lit I 1 1.It Croamorv t lV.i$ ?)
ounlrv roil It l.l
I Hl.KSK dido lull cream... H I)
New York M II
'' IS In
1 l 1.1 K t hii kens, i' pair 30 70
. Turkeys, ( lb... 10 1J
I'OTATOKS-l'e.Tless 1 SO 1
IlOSl! III) I ',
shl'.I IS Clover, couutry 4 :t ft li.i
Timothy l x, 7ft
Itlite K'rass U 1 (HI
.Millcl 1 ,') 2 ui
v iiJ'.AT o. i reil m na
No. 3 red Kt h7
COKX No. i yellow enr 41 42
Mixed ear 37 !W
Shelled mixed .'Ml 37
OATS Now No. while 31 32
. l':TXtMV N"--liio and Pu. 4S 40
r LOl Kl-'uncy w inter pal's, ft M ft 7'
Fancy soring pat's., ft 7"t li (l
Clear winter 4 7ft ft 00
live Hour 3 00 3 l!ft
HAY Timothy U (si i-i .'si
Irfiose, Irom wagons... I I no 10 H)
.MIIJDLI.NH.S While II .'si 1ft a)
Uraii 12 no 12 Ml
Chop li-t-il ia no 14 no
lUl.TIMoua.
WHEAT No. 2 red Mi K".
KYK 4!, ;mi
COKN 41 42
1 1 ATS Western 32 'M
HIITKK :-l 17
fh;m u 1ft
HAY Western W ftU 1ft 00
INl INN.Ut.
WHEAT No. 2 l!wl I HOM io
It YE jii jr.
CHX ;t7 3.s
OA IS -j, im
F-'i'W 11 12
1'oltK J2 2ft
lUTIEU lft -M
riiti.tiiKi.i'iiiA.
FI.H"H Family. f 4 40W$ 5 00
WHEAT-No. 2". It.nl IM Irt
COKN No. 2, Mixed 43 44
OA lH-l'iurrailed White 31 33
It YE No. 2 4S 4t
Hi ri Elt Creamery Extra.... 10 17
CHEESEN. y. Full Cream.. 0 0
NtW VOIIK.
CATTLE $3 Oft(.f 4 (;
SHEEP 4 W sr.
I.AM US b m II (si
HO'iH Live 4 Ml 4 HO
Fl.ol'U I'alents 4 75 H'i
WHEAT-No. 2 ited K Ni
KY E State M) 62
COltN I nraded Mixed .... 42 43
OATS Mixed Western 20 30
UL'TTEK Creamery 14 1H
Factory 7 13
CHEESE Stale Fuctory ... . K 1(1
Skims Light ... 7 11
W'l.Mf ..Fit t U
EddS Statu und j'enu 14 lft
LIVE-STOCK MARKET.
Ca.rriut, Stock Y'ahds East Liurrtt, Pa.
1 1 lOOlt 20
3 K'K.'i I 00
8 51KU.3 (i.r
2 ftlKu 3 2ft
1 ftOKi3(H
4 2'.(4 7S
2.Vfa3ftt)
2o" (10
4 7ftci4 W)
4 401L4 00
4 O0(( 4 2ft
3 26tf3 7ft
2 0UM2 W)
4 lft(H 2i
4 OtK'Mi (Ml
4 lft(u 4 30
4 70df4 85
4 &0(io4 Ht
4 fsj(4 4U
Prime l,4o0(n l.MKI lb., cattle.
(i'ikh! 1, 2on( l,3oo lb., cattle,
Fuir l,uoo(n 1.100 lb., cuttle,
Sum kers uud fettdeni,
Hulls and dry cows,
eal calves,
Texas calves,
h'rosh cows, mt head,
Prime tlftoi) lis) lb. sheep
!ood H.rii!)-lb. sheep
Fuir t0(as.vlb. sheep
'ommon "0(,".'SJ lb. sheep
hicaluwaKS
YearliiiKS, as to quality
Soring luiubs
averaging 27ft6f323 lbs.
Yorken, 14(Kt ISO lbs.
i'hiludelphius, 100(240 lbs.
Houghs,
BOSTON WOOL MAKKET.
Thar is a very firm market for all kinds
of wool. The sales have been quite large
tills week, amounting to 2,070,500 iounds, of
which 2,605.500 were domestic No change
has taken place in prices, but the tendency
is upward. ' The receipts have been larger
this week. - In fine washed fleeces there has
been more business doing. The sale of Ohio
floecea amount to 2O8,OU0 poundi, Including
XatS4c;X and bIkivo at3ftu; XX and XX
and above at 3ft(n3ftlP, and No. I at 3.Sc,
Michican lleeces were also active, with sales
of 308,000 pounds; X lleeces selling at 31(4
Mo and No. 1 at 37 (a 38c. Washel combine
and del sine Hereon were quiet but firm with
small sales of No. 1 combing at 4oc, and Ohio
lluu delaine at 3t;d37e. iu uuwasheil comb
ing wool there have been sales at 3032o. '
Dion Itonrlrauira Ftrtt I'lay.
Wellington never awaited the arrival
it the I'rnasiana at Waterloo with tho
pale anxiety that the appearance of
Lady Gay Spanker and Volly in the
hint act waa waited for by that yonn
dramatist. Niabott come, alio apokn,
and conquered. Hho outranked her
aelf. The hunting speech carried tin
liottse by storm. Jerrold, Lemon, ani
a ltcckctt rose in their Heata and clieer
ihI. Tho pit arcmcd to Imil over.
Nothing waa heard for several minutes,
The author left the house. I'p and
down, hack and forth, ho paced, nol
sensible where he directed bin uttnm,
tmfil lie found himself on Waterloo
iiridge, seated in a recess, trying t
cm1 hia face by pressing it ngninst the
wet atone balustrade. It wna raining,
Imt ho did nut know it. Then thc
crept over liim the dreml that the end
of the comedy might clinngo the tidi
of success. He rose and crept hack tc
the theater; the fifth net was on ; tlur
waa an ominous silence. '),(
lionse shook with peal after peal ol
laughter nt the inimitnblo manner ol
Mathews. And every liber of th
voung author quivered resjuuiHively.
in few momenta after this tho cur
tain descended. The actor Lad re
ajmnded again nnd ngain to tho cnthii
siastio calls and recalls of tho public
w hen a strange uproar conuneticeil -1
din amidst which it seemed iin)osil
to discern what tho audience w anted
Dion Kom icault, in Xortlt Jim 11
cm h'cvleir.
Anhauki, II. Wiiitf has managed a
plantation in Alabama for thirteen years,
controls ln-r negro help hko a mu'n. nl.
though she sonietiuius baa lo use uu un
loaded rcu lver.
Tlio IVInrii uin.
M I Inhi lit my wira ve vrt ai l;."
ui l,'",1',r"".,,.'y !h,a-t-l M' Mmwn.
I lir Ikwi ilrtixa il ilium, in t,,w,"
Hut vWvut sai-k ii.- iliitnimiil rtiiK
t-an lirin mi lialm lo mnii tImk wlfo.
1 ayorilo lTm m.u,,,, H ,hr u,,,7
lo navv U,v ,r i-i.mih lln..
Til armtl an t . ovrvlKii r, iinly. knunr I ho
! "'I', ir all femmi. tnmlilra, iiittmiiinii.
lltio. cruel boi kai lin. iim.I ItUvrnal lln,,la,-,..
nil. ita Is lr. 1'i.ir. u's ,iv. lt 1'r.iM.rlpttiiii. It
ilil'SS!' ""'".l euro. hv gunrantooou
very uuU!tvwruprr.
Dr. IMvree'a pel i-u-Kintly laxativn or nc
Uveli CAtliiirllnni-rn illnit to tin-.,., ga cvnt.
A Iiudou physician of emineme main
caius that the mot Kitent caiiNU of the dis-w-mination
of disease Is kissing.
Is It tmr,(il., that mIiI n millinii women nv
afler dally trial ik 11 iiiii.Uiki'l' Thru say tlii v
iinoMi nytrxt that IIiiIiIiIiih's Kloctrie I- vnt
I
ereiunnlrnl, imirst anil Iwnl. Thiy Imvo biullU
yrara 10 try 11. 1 011 give U one IrM.
Most friendship is feigning, most loving,
mere folly.
Hi Wlik the Tlinr.
The 1 wotld In irttlnu wlwr rvnry day. Man
kind Is ruui-Uiilly iflvnimliiiT fmni tho oil in
the- now. As it is with ft,.iKiiiii. Art and
hciointo, so It Is with Mniti-liic. Kurd day
ailils to our knnwlcln,. of tl-.t liuuinu body, uml
tli-ri-fir to i.ur nliilhy lo run- Iih Many UK
1 Ue day of irrtiiliiK. mriiif, i(.iilttuiiiiK i,
tor Instaneo. U r.il!y vrv. mA
tuelrploen lln Uik. li by a How.-I lO-Kiiliilor
wliiwa at-tion Is nntui Al and eiwy yt i-ITerlivi..
Hui-li a 1n.1l c nn Ih Mnii-a-hn, a yi-iitl lna.
live tbnt artHdirretly iiHin lln I.Ivit anil Kid.
nevs, and luavm no Imd i'UitIk. Ii na itln-r
KriiHMlior PiirKMi. It mil only runs fonHiim.
thin, but, all tin- dl-onlfrn ami ilmiwi.'ii 111 Ihiiiu
rrtmi It, and, whrn mken f n.iu I hur to time In
snmUUimK. .rcvfiiinC,,n,iiivitl.iii nltoKether.
If you nwd a Tuiiio, Uko f'ti-ru-im. If your
IOihkI i diseiuicHl, you will find nutLinu bettor
ibou l-cu-pl-a.
"Mick to your bui-iioM, in o. , irMMl advloM,
bi.iHtlll there m-o a irri-t inniiy ihhiiIh in Hid
world who have no ri'KUliirnml pmllnitiln liuni
iifma (o nlli-k to; nnd tlii-rti uro. thnrs who ar
followlnii a line of bui-iiuwn w Iiii h m ninidfi-nt-ly
uitruiu-d to lliciii. Now, w lii-n siii'h In Hut
rano, vim liiwl U'tU-r wrltn to H. K. .lobtiMui ,V
Co., ('.lr.iiiioiid. Va., and ki- if 1 1 icy tenant
lv: you a Minlrr. I lo-y havn Ih-In-. kr. ut
umny men and wimirii hIixik tho way to for.
una, and mnr ni ri-ml-- lo wsit von. too,
,..0rr,0,,f che tH"" of Kirmrrt,
Mild, niuabla i lllnst-.crrlsln and almndant
eni. Hrt fruit, irridii. krra ami ni,, k conn-
n In fl.M w.rl.l X'..ll I....- .1 . . .
-. ui. .ii.... .11 m ...ii 1 rr. All
ure.- un-tf.m iin is-rnrii iioaru, 1'nrtlaud, )re
One tiy ono tlm riii fall, t . ti r "Taiisill'H
I'uiii-ii. si-, i-innr 011 lllvi-n 1 lii-in mi.
No Opim In Clan's t'nro for ('oi.iilii..o:i
Curia whrre nt Iht niiiillia full.
Weak and Wcarv
teprlli the euaitltlim of many ieilc. dehlllUiml
by the warm weaUinr, or itlm-oia-, ur orerwnrk.
Uuml's HaiiMArllla la Jimt tho nnll-liie nenl.it Ui
oircruiinie that tired r.wllna, In purify anil uuli-keii
the iluicKlsh bkmil anil reabm Uie loat ap-tlU. If
you nenl a good medlcloa tie sure tu try llil
BaruporlUa.
"My apiellt was peer, t eonM nnUlerp, hail hea.1
aelie a great deal, pallia In my liork, my buwela ilkl
not ino regularly. Ilmal'a Haraaiutrllla In a almrt
Uine did me ao mueh r1 that I feel like a
man. My xUn and arliea are rellrnxl, my apM-llti
Impruved." UauuuB r. iAauwn, Itoabury HtatltHi,
Couo. .
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Kolit hy all druiiKlnta. 1: l for 5, l'n-rrl milj
ii) V. I. II0O0 a CO., Uiwoll, Hum.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
Tf TOU WIHU A
piirohftw vi" of Dm cwltw
tbratni HM IIH ak WKKKllN
rtiM, Tha ftiit pm&il aruiai
rvr tnt-iMifaW'ttuvxt aii't tit
flrttt rhnliw ol all iiaf rra
Mtinfv turrl in (vlil.rt Ti. 't nd 44. mi M.n,
aTlptfrduutilft action. KaffilT ll&niiiifrl.-.ai n,l
a iraTctuuMicliL ConatrurtMl a-niir.-iv n l.a
Il wrtHiM airt!. tvrefiilly u ti fdrwnili
luaimh.n and tiK-k, thry an unnviiir for HnUh,
aiumbllllT Mild tkeruvmt-v. iNmot tx ilv-i w ,t t.
tiian nmlUnbla ram-lrou Initrnilunat whw-fi
arroiiu ai-i mr tni arnnnina ai lis an1 rt not
nnlv uiilfliabl-, hut UnvrotiB. Th HM1T1I k
WKHHON l(voJvtra arv nil utauiinl ii mh Hit-liar-rria
wlfb Ann' uanio, tldrvnn n. dat of Uhta
aul ar MHrniiirtal r rl.sit 111 1 vn .!m nil In.
Plat upor liavmK tha ffiiuin anions, ami if your
ilaaler fillet uunlv vmi a.n nrilfr m-nt i siblruui
Wittw m il r.'wlvrt jimmpt an! careful atu tituitt.
jiswq-tlTaoatalrxftiri an-t vrUvm fiirnlnlimi iiKti at
ra-Mi-n'.ion tlil pit. NprlugQeld, Sla...
DUTCH ER'S
FLY KILLER
Maaca a clau iwwii. Kvcry
Hhrct will kill a iuart of flli,
HtotMi hunliiK uniuml rant,
(livluu atttveat, tlcklluic your
lioatt, KktjM banl worU ftnd
furw (Miawat irlfllng eifiiNaj.
heml rtMiiafor Si iliwl Ut
V. DUTCH Kit, Kt. Albaiia. Vt,
AlUr AMY rthfrl
fall, coiiNiilt
329 N.I 5th St.
PHILA., fA.
Twtnly yaara' eonllnuoua nroelli-e In the treat
Diaut and cure of Uia awTuI eflena of enrly
le, dMlroylug both wind and b.xly. Metllclne
and treatment furoua aaontli. fr'lve llollara, arut
aeurely lealeii from observation Iu any addruM.
Daak au Hpeelal Itlaeaaea free.
Dr. Lobb,
Fko's BenMdv ftir Catarrh
Beat, Kaaleat Iu Uae, aud C'hea!
b Is tha I"!
by DiaU. I
uu, J'a.
Hold by dmavlMM or aent
400. k. T. UiuuilUua, Warrau,
and ITklaMCT II art.
tuaureas' borne wltU
outpaln; Bookof pat.
ticuiara aent I U K
H.M.W001J.KV. l l.
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rnOM RAVAGE TO CIVILIZATION.
SWIFT'S flPF.CiriU is a simple vege
table rompouml prrpnrtil from rinits fresh
ly gntlicrcil from tlm fon stn. The formula
whs olditineil from the Creek Imliuns y
the whiles who hail witnesseil tlie won
ilerfnl rures of liloixl iliHi-nw-s minlo hy
thnttrilic. It han heen nseil sinre 1820,
anil has been the greatest Meming toinnn
kind in ruring diseases of the MoimI, in
many instance nfter all ather rennslii-ji
Iiinl failed.
Hwtft s Pjilile e uml me of terrlhle Totter, from
whtrh I hud rnlli-red for Iweutv Inn; yearn. 1 liar
now been entirely woll (or live years, sml no atirn of
anv n-tani of the illaenae.
Hn;:em. Ark., M iy I. 1H'9. w. II. wiumt.
tiiwtxittUMif H. H. H. rnri-il my aon of liln ami
rMntffc which ruenlti'd (mm in-4'nrml pmnHi, anil
nlfecied lilni all the aninmer. II- had tn-.Vmetif
from Ave ditors. wlm fn'lnl to li- iirH: him.
fsriuiiU. ! ml Inn Ti-r- J. H. Wir.
t hnve tftki'h Sl(t Sjiir.'nr for Fifimil uy IdiHxl
potum. ami ih-riviil gn-iit twiii-nt. II m t m i. h Ixt
lr limn (Hitiirh. or any olhi-r ri-nu-ily (hit I luivein-t
tiei'd. II. V. W'lNoriri.n. M. I).. Ulrhmond, Vs.
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