( TTiw Itolrjr.
jotter sUUstlcs are nrprlalnr.
eceDSus returned show the trior
in ftfgrtiralc of 600.000 tons, r
joO, 000,000 pouods, manufactured
Ube United States in 1890; and the
inmj nus finjimuiy increased
How much of all thli -was
margarine, sold under the name
. .. I I j v. . . - a 1 1 1 1 . 1 1
lBOVici, ib in uiiw HTikillK n lllbto
V In the day to inquire. Put the
I, returns are professedly all of yen
butter, and this may he the fart,
it ld that the IgMi product In
, rountry would require 1,000
right trains of HO car each, and
cb carrying 20 ton, to transport It.
seems to be ihe largest butter
ducer her return, thiee .var
1 twin? a hundred million pounds
)0,000,000s worth 21. 000.000. 1111-
u tKKl next, with O.vooo.ooo
rth 120.000,000. Wisconsin's t,rts-
Wt was stf.ooft.OOO p, units, worth
000.000. and Mlfirirsola'a nearly u
tat hers tcinir woitli lH.ncin.onn.
liie MichiiranV whs worth tT.ftoo.
1 In lPf5 tho HBieHi'd value of
n was $700.000. 000 or more than
capita! of all tho national hanks.
that time. Inm-dlhle a It may
km. 11 appears that the annu.il
ry butter iiodi.cf of the I'niiixi
Lfsficccds in value that of all of
lumber, wheat and Iron com-
Lfil. That, at any rate, is the
lament of a statistician who pub
lics thC rOMllt nf hia flffiuitiir
Lit dairy statistics, milk, cream?
cuevse, also make a Mir showinir.
lartona Ocrnpatlona oflllnUooa.
'etisus blanks recently distributed
Hie Knpush Government In India
the purpose of ascertaining the
kof the population have just ton
irned to the home office, and-
LnK the in are as curioix dncu
Lts as were ever collected in a situ-
I undertaking. Under the heud or
Lriifcssion, orcupatlon.eLC.,'' a nutu-
of IIIudK)s aduill candidly they
"professional debtor.', ' "constant
irrowcrs," or ''men of secret re-
tees." Other- have put them-
lies on record as thieves, village
eves, and brigands. Some of more
lest aspirations call themselves
erti keepers, visitors of taverns.
pelifiR story tellers, mendicant,
ions on their sous-in-1 aw, or situ
Idlers. One Hindoo says that
' cannot work because he is a
tL" Others confess to a more serl
occupation, such as "expounder
racles," "eye examiner," "soree
" "storm prophet," "tamtam
ier," "doctor of Greek medicine."
;nther says that he conduct a mar
ine bureau for young domestics; a
nd declares that "he is making a
piness of marryinc off' his dauwh-'
r for money," which latter is un
itedly a very lucrative field. One
I less Ion which acems to be very re
iterative is that of "hiring out a
irofessioual court witness," and ii
jwea by several Hindoos
kit Post-Dispatch.
LcH' Universal Onuuli srup will cure
e unclaimed funds in the Knulish
Iris anion n : to :t.'i.:;."' 410.
Whani" HU lire Utter limn mineral n.
Bretuaiu'e - uo oilier. i out, a box.
-ere are IjOO rarities of cotton
lOOD'S
Sarsaparilla
CURES
ng and Kidney Trouble,
:-Mia, salt rlieuin, an aiiank of aliliik.-!cs
a severe i nuwli cinn!lt-il me to (Ive i.r
as a mavon mid Hfier rie years of mfTer-
nearly tixik uway my I ff. Then I to.ik
l' SnrRaiiarilla, which ifTectetl a cure,
uelyliltor tliink it very MiHUKe In mo -lie
rk attain. Ii is the ttrenttlli n.vrn tut- l.t
Hood's Sarsaparilla
b enkblt me to tin h." Inaac .iiui
i.u. N. J. (in inl Hood's MU'rilla
t'llla are l hi- te,i nfirrilli ni-r I 'IIU. u
. Kt.uD, iur braOurhe. Utaroia 1 1) a Ik. a
FH 11 41 MM
doses as
CURE.
ret Concha. Uuikikvi, Soit '1 liroat, Lruuu,
1ing Cuiiuh and AMhma. For tntumfm
ii tuia no ritl 1 has cured thoutanda whrr
thera (ailed : will cure von if lakrn In time.
p by DruKnUts nn a suarantre. For Lame
ort,ncl. useMiin hi m i.Aai Etc. ascia.
LOH'SCATARRH
ZSSTR E M E D Y.
lm w.,ii i ini ih i hlaremexlv la miarao.
L to cur you. frk-oAOuta. JiiJeutortrMk
fl OTHER'S
FRIEND" .
rcleutlflcally prepared Liniment
burmless; every ingredient la of
'QTlizod VHlllA tml ( rnntlnnl nu
the medical prof c-Hhion. It thort-
I IlMir. T4nria Tnlri limlviiKna
Lrer to life of Mother and Child.
- i.uAioiDeru" maueu iree, con.
icg Vbluatle information and
inlnri fAtiflTvwir.li.lu
iitl7)iiiraa,rutiyi;a prerajiU, on reoelpt
I wa. Slixl lair buLiiu.
UOFILLD REGULATOR CO., AllinU, 61.
Xttt urn i
TntT got ao.ooo.
Ch eito's Sic Bockery th Beets it
WotOerfully Bold Bobbery.
J. O. IVske. treasurer of the Indians.
Illinois A Iowa rHilway.wat iauliel in hia
office in the T.ookery bnildiiiK. Chicago and
robbed of many tlioutanil dollars which lit
bad parked in a valise preparatory ingoing
out upoi, tbe road to puy employes. A
rrsll csrner in sating lr. Jirake s .rti(
beard prr-sns within and upon enlern g
found tbe effiiial lying upon the floor
hruiwd and tn a aeini-contciout condi
tion. "I've -ecn robbed by two men." Mid
Mr. I'rake trebly, and lie nfien ale. over
turned al aeand tratle-ei pa.era culilirtn
d his statement. Hit welts on his liend
bore evidence r-f savaice hluwa. He had but
little tossy, bm tbe iim r $ O.ikiO wai
mentioned as miiainit and it was s ion nn--JeraiiMid
that tbe robtcrs had luade away
with thai amount.
The a. lit occurred about 7 o'clock a ro.,
when theie were few people in the build
ing. No onentionl the olaoe lememliera
ol haviny een a euipinous character and
denve nivatery fiirroimdi tlie atlair which
it one of the bnlilett rotiheriet that has oc
curred in i hiiSKO for years.
Mr. I'rake nine dow n early in ihe inorn
inv to aicnre in nev tn pay IT alcnu die
line, lie tons f Jit.iwi (rum Iheratr.mtei d
iriR to leave on Ihe ".:) train. lie Wa fol
lowed inti'lhe otlice by two ordinary imk
liiif. nn.KMh I a. T.I metiand atrnck down and
the t.u.noo taken, lie was uruck nn each
t nifle and hia head bears the marks ol the
ilona.
He c-iulil yive no very i curate dencrip
lion of tbe rohriers. but Indicated that they
heavy men and wore la'pe nlmers. While
Mr. Iirake Ihv emi rniix-ioiiit on the floor
me robbers unlocked Ins vnlisvand acoopen
the iay envelopes into the ,'ar-e p's keia if
their ulster Occurr tit a it ilid 'tithe lU.ok
ry.one of the Inrvcst and bei known ithce
binli ii'ijs of t iiii aco. ainiNiiNl in (lie heart
at ihe b.inne tlmirict, the roboory caueil
intense eicilement. Iluamein w alinott
It a landtill in the tiaiKhborhood liirina
(he day. It hut been tlie ciiniuu ol' tbe.
tteanner to ay the employes ol the mad in
?hecka. Had the malum' been rotitlnued
I eatartlini! robbery would not lime inn
attempted in a I prohablii.v. hut wnhin tie
nat week tne Hit 10I1' ilei med tut at in
lurrency.
BLOUNT'S It tPOBT.
bitlea With ueen Lll and Acci aea S,;ev
ens ol Hiding With thoHeio
lutionisin. rhe long looked for repoi t of .'.sms A.
Blount, i oiniiiiiot',er and aftt-rnnnl M.n
ifter to Huwsii, b.is a la-t been made pnh
lie.
The report lays all t he blame for iherey.
oluiiou in llawnii at the door of the former
t inted Stales Minister. He claims thii Mr.
Stevens conspired with Meii8.,'i huis uti
snd Smith to ilepuse ihe s'ueen, ami .nni
bad the American mininier not landed
troops from the t'nlied States waithip llos
tou and recognized the provisional govern
ment before the ytieen was notified of the
revolt, the ineen would yet be on the
throne, t he conditions. Mr. Blount attserls,
did not warrant the landing of ihe soldiers',
s there was no denser to the life or prop
erty of A tuerienns. He explains why he
hauled down the A inericun flag and sent the
troops back to the ship.
. . . .
Uncle Bam Hard Up.
At the treasury when the doors wet .
clnaed Saturday the murnin of currei.cy left
tor bnsineaa was very small There were
only 13.(mjo.ixio, including n1Ml dl.tribuc d
by the sub-treasuries. TreasiirerMorKsn tent
telegraphic instructions to the principal
sub-tressuries to pay out gold, if ucrearj,
to meet all checks. The treasury irold bal
ance is about lH.yoou.ooo.
beeking Htatehood.
A convention held at Caddo, I. T., electee
fifty deleKHtes to attend the Okluhnuiaatute
bond convention at Kinerlther. The Choc
taws by blood were in the majority and J
K, Lawrence, n t'hoctuw lawyer. was choser
cliuil nmn. The convention adopted a reao
I lution ravorinc sinteiioiHl and instructed it
I ilcltcatcH to vote that wav.
Married, A Mother.Divorcde.Hiid Not 10.
Married lit 1 1, n mother lit l i, divorced nt
til. is tlieMory of Mrs. Jennie t ainpbill of
St. I. iiii. who has been litlitmn in (he
courts tor tbe c- Moily ol her child, Irene,
now II years old. Mn. t'atnpliell is now IS
I lie lilt le one s prutiiliienis hitve been
keepinit the child, i.'eceiilly ahe stole it
Miit ihev huve brouclit u:t in recover.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
T.y-fiovEHsor. iiasi If. IIei.l, of New
Muiiipshire, in dnod.
RrnvAai) Kn i.i Kit has i.ppliedfor niemtier
ship to the Society cf AuiHri'-au Authors.
,)rna IticHAan PAHaau, of Vlrlnlu. who
nreaidml at the trial of Jolili lii.iwn iu I HS1,
is ib-ad.
li.ivrasoH lit'KHf.i , of MiiMui-hiisetta, aay
he will reuniH the practice of law when tils
lerm expire.
IUkos Kokmiinwaki s. the Vienna baiik,-,
is dead. He was a popular phllautbropiit
and leavea a fortuue of t'20,000.000.
"Mahk Twais" Imiks old. His luzry hair
is utmost whilH aud he stoops more than
-vr. llnrliH can crack a joke with bib ii-uul
vim.
TlwioMrl,. Monnv, til" evunnelii-t. ia to
couiiucl a nerle of revival ineetinirw iu Wash,
toctoii this winter at the luvitatioo ol several
minister of Hint city.
Si na nm Khkbmas s real mtate boldiiiKs at
Wasliinirtou am rated on tliia year's tax lint
st toil. 00(1. He ia tho heavixat llidividuul
taxpayer at the Capital.
Wii.i.iah I. HouKI.I.. thenovelial, ia about
o ci tine out iiHHiiailvocateof radical ehauk'es
111 the aocinl systcni, ia eveu accused of
tedded ItvinliiK toward Auuroliy.
Mh. (iaKaNHAi.iiK will be thellrst Ooveruor
if MiixwichiKetta born a British subject sinco
Governor Kutls, who was elected in ll.'l,
in I served until hU death. Ill ll'i.j.
'l'lt . oldeat oflli-iiitimr clitrvyinun in the
it y of l.omlou. tho Itev. Jauiea Jackson,
vicar of St. Sepulchre's, who took deacon's
ir.len. in IH.Ti, la about to rcsln his llvinif.
I.. '.. I.eilKH. the Chlcatco inllllouaire. has
lotlllml the directors of tlm Columbian Mu
teum that tin will uontribute tlDO.OIH) to the
fund, provided th iihihciiiii ia built and re
ainsd In Jackson Park.
(luaosmo. the ouca powerful Indian chief
f the Went, who made Kreat deal ol trouble
'or the Unlteii Stutee Armv. is now a iu(et
tnd peaoelul prisoner at Mount Vernon Bar
racks, an army noot on tha Alabama Biver,
thort dlstaooe atlovd Mobile.
Tns present Mavorof tbe town ol .Molllens
Vidame, in tha Heparttneut of Homme, iu
Prance, has held theoftloe. continuously since
W.Vi, or for filly-four yaars. Hia name Is M.
I'ruiicorl, aud he Is ninety-two years old. Ha
possesses the vigor of weli-preaerved mau
A fifty.
Ths will of tha lata hiatoriau. Francis
Park man. kIvbs all bis printed books relnt
iuirto history, voyage and travels, also hia
printed books iu Greek aud Latin ami all hi
'naps, to Harvard College. Ilia biatorinal
manuscripts N. to the Massachusetts His
torical Society.
Cahtaim Samuel Noais, oua of tha last ot
tbe onoa noted tutud of whaling c plains of
New London, Conn., ia dead. Heclrcuoi
navittated tbe globe oiaoy time In both New
Loudon aud New Bed lord whale ships, and
socu niulsted a handsome fortuno in the seal
fishery iu tbe latter part of bis seafaring oa-
CADOHTBY BLICTHICITT.
Row 1 snd Bueeessfol Metbod of Land
1st Three Burg ars.
Three burglars, trapped by electricity and
lbs earners bsve confessed to rolling th
store of Voster. Ptevens & Co.. Grand Rap
ids. Ms h., hardware merchants. For some
time the firm has been a loser by- pcrsis
tent till tspping, andsll other devices fail
ing, two electricians arranged a camera fo
cuscd on the cash drawer, and an electric
connection was made With the Kdion com
pany's plant tooperateit. A burglar alarm
device was tilted in the cash drawer, so that
when tbe till was opened tbe electric con
nection nisde and the shutter of the
camera opened eipi sed tbt lens, at the
am instant setting off a calcium flli
licht. As soon as the flash light fuse burn
ed ont it broke the circuit and the camera
lens closed automatically, with tl:f a-l Myo
graphs of Ihe nil tappers imprinted On the
instantaneous plate The three young men
in the crowd were startled with the flash
light, but as na demonstration followed,
they finished Ihe job in peace. The
susiiect were arrested snd aben con
fronted by the photograph they broke down
sod have made full confessions. Their
tames are l.ea is Stot-ehurner and Cliarles
and Henry Snyder, ihev all live there.
CATHOLIC 8 EM IN A RY BURNED
Two Children Suffocated and a Kumbci
cf Othera Injured.
Ti e Kdgewood Female Seminary, Madi
son, Wis., was destroyed fcv fire. Two cbil
dren were suffocated and r-everal others in
jured. The dead a rr:
Majorie Kice, Stevens Point, Wis ; Mag
eie Slack, 114 Forty-fi ft Ii street, Chicau-o.
The following were overcome w.th smoHe:
Frames Hattneburt!, f liicsgn; Katf
Sweeney, of Michigan, i (tie of the sisters,
name nn' n wn, ,
'I he three latter will recover. The fir
started in the uppcrstory ol the tnaiu build
inr. where the girl s'lidcnts. some ,"m in
nuinber. were -iccolng. I l,e hnlls were
toon lined with smoke snd the Catholic
sisters who cotnt ict the sem;riarv. hail ti e
greatest il'lttriiltv in ret ink.' the' itiria ,ul.
When lH It- Marjurie Bic and Murine Stack
seed 7 and 'I yer r j-e lively, sieie readi
ed their bodies nere lilelet-s, the niCe onet
La nig been suffuciiieil
A new mill lute acd several other build
Ings were destroved. lbe loss i T.-i.(mi),
nearly lully inmred. TheUoiiniiii ati Mtf r
were iriven the seminary buiHlins ninl
gn imds M,nie jars ao ty is-i.ov. t. c
Wushbtirn.
MAKKLTS.
riTTM.1 hn.
thf noi im r. ri.ii fa a hf oivrji i etow.
l.riVlN, t l.lll It AM' t t I
WHEAT So. 1 lied t
No. -i Bed
I'OHN-No. '-' Yellow eur...
Iligli Mixed c.-ir
No. '. Yellow Shelled
Shelled Mixed
OATS No. 1 While
No. 2 White .
No. .1 White
Mixed
BY F No. 1
No. 'J Western, New
Fl.Ot'B Fancy winter pat? 4
i r,
4
17
i:
2
4
44
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I.'I Ml
12 IK)
12 00
ID 0U
! (KJ
17 M)
HI M
J.'i .r0
7 oi
7 Ml
1'iiiicy Spring patents 4 J.ri
Fancr straight winter.... d .VI
XXX Bakers 3 tn
Bye Flour 3 i'l
Buckwheat flour. 11
HAY Baled No. 1 Tiin'y.. 11 on
Baled No. i Timothy 11 on
Mixed Clover 11 no
Tinioliiv from country... IN 00
FEED So. 1 W'h Md X IB .VI
No. 2 White Middlings... 17 00
Brown Middlimn I.'i on
Bran, bulk I.'i tm
ETBAW-Wheat 1 .'rfl
lists 7 0i
hum i-iioni in,.
Bl'TTEl! Elgin Creuniery
Fancy Creamery
l aiicy country roll
l ow grade iVcooking....
tHEIE nhio. new
New York, new
Wisconsin Swiss
l.itnhiirger ( New innki.. .
Hill AMI Vli.l I M.I
APPI.EM-Fancy. V bid...
Fair to choice". bbl....
li li A I'ES-i oucord.piny b'k
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12
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:
Pelaware. pory basket...
Catawba, Kny basket....
Niuirnra. lonv basket
I'EANS-
N Y fc MfnewiBeunslibl
l ima Beans
I' TAK.'KH
Fancy f bit
Sweet, per bbl
CABBAGE per hundred..
UNIONS YellowUlobefbu
Mixed Country
Spanish, per crate
1 IB MI'S-- purple tops
i-ot iTKY ire
l ive chickens V pr
Five Hucks '' pr
Five Geeae if pr
Five Turkeys y tl
lrsselcliickens e lb....
Hri-asfd ducks 'It
liressel turkeys V lb
Ft.tiS Fa A Ohio fresh. .
FEATHKBS
Fxtia live Geese V lb
No 1 Extra live geese' tb
Mixed
MISI t ll.AMOl
IA M.OW-Country , f tb . . .
i itv
3
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40
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2S
FE1S ( lover
lituotliy prime
Blue grass
RAGS Country mixed ...
cloN'EY' White clover....
Buck wiieai
M AI'I.ESYBl'l'. new crop
TllF.lt cou-itrv sweet bbl
tl.M IMNATt!
'l.Ol'B
kV II EAT No. 2 Bed
It YE No. -.
.iiBN Mixed ...
J ATS
(CGGS
jtL'TI'KR v.
rini.Aiir.LriiiA.
?I.OFU
WHEAT Nn. 2. Bed
;IBN-No. i. Mixed
)A TK-No. White
F I'TEIt Creamery Extra.
iGGS )'.. Firsis
Nt:w VOKK.
FfXIFR-ratenta
V HEAT No 2 Bed
i YE Western
XHX No. i
M IS-Mixed Western
HjTTEK Creamery
tGGS Mule and J'enn
fi 21 C .VI
1 73 1 M
1 40 1 70
1 I)
15 17
10 12
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25 2
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I.IVI-SttHK SaPOHT.
sTi.iiir'BTV, firtsacau ns t vakhs.
Per 100 lbs.
IATTI.S.
rime Steers f 4('i0to 5 40
icAMi butcher .1 75 to 4 Ml
ommon a .'to to .1 01
Hull aud dry cows 2 00 to 3 25
v'eal Calve 4 00 to l 50
;'resh cow. er head 20 OH to 45 00
SHUI'.
"riniefW to 100-lb sheep....! 3 20 to 3 30
iood mixed , 2 711 to 3 00
.'oinnion70 to 75 tb aheep... 1 00 to 150
hoicajjimli .1 00 to 4 00
Elected 0 10 to 0 Vi
'rime Yorker.... 41 00 to 6 10
-icavy , 5 75 to 5 Ho
iouklia. A 4 60 U) 6 2S
Color rhotonrapby.
The art of photographing colors
wems to progressing in very t o
jonrselnjr manner. The color photo,
traphs of Nt. Llppniann, which ex
cited so much Interest u year or so
mo, hare recently Been surpassed By
the achievements of M. Louis hu
nt .ere. M. Lumleie. whose name In
English means ' llghU' lias succeeded
in preparing gelatinobrotnlde plates
which give, with an eiimstiro of half
an hour, a photographic reproiiuc
tion of the natural colors of oh.ect.
An exhibition of li s work was
made Before the commute of the
1'hoto (Jlutiot Earls at their .'one
meeting, M. Llppmunn Being present
as Hie presiding- officer. lTiotoi;raphs
were sVown exhibiting In their nat
ural hues Boxes, colored cloths, fans,
lapuncse screens, flowers and latul-
tCilK.
The landscape phot otrra pits aroused
the greatest Inteiesu ho tlclicacv
of tint which they exhibited was
ttilte ustonlshln,'. All the shade
and gradations of co'or in the glass
and trees the sky. the field, and the
houses were teprotluci tl w ith extraor
dinary faithfulness utitl c earness
The gain In time of exposure
achieved by M. Lu micro is in itcir
li great advance. Former methods
Of photographing; colo s have re
quired exposures of not less than nn
hour ninl a lialf or two hours-. But it is
Imped that the thirty minutes re
(in i red By M. I.timierc's p;oces- Will
soon be greatly shortened.
The French are particularly Inter
evted In the progress which color
photography is niakii g in their coun
try. They call It the ciiuiplctinn f
tho Invention of Ihiguerie, and Hie
eager to see it brought to perfect inn
by their compatriots. It does not
matter, however, whether it Is a
Frenchman, a German, an Kuli-h
I man or an American who hal! first
make color photography tin common
property of mankind: lit any event he
will win tho uratiiwle or all nations.
Health of Work n i-it at Itixti (sum
mit. Some noteuhle facts are fiiii,i,hed
by the experience of tin: workmen
eiii:ak'cd Iu iiifistr.n tiiik.' the new ten
tr.M tsaihvay over t he motihialns iu
I'd u. 'i he line starts at Lima, It.
altitiidi- twelve decrees, aud the Mini
mil tunnel of this line at G.cerl.i is
at the height of I'.ii4.' Net. It hp
pvars that the workmen, up to the
height of sou to lo.ooo f. t-t, do about
the same relative ipiautlty of work
as at the sea level, provided tticy
have Been inure! to tho height or
hroiurht up in l ie countrv; al IL'.uoo
leel the aniouul or woik deteriorates
and at 14,01.0 in in.onu Cet a full
thud had to be deducted from tiie
amount that the same men could per
forin at sea level. Owing to t tic ab
sence or malaria the percentage of
efficient labor at thu meatest eleva
tion has been a very high one. Men
com log from tho coast were not found
aUiltie-Of doing efficient work for
ahj.jrt two weeks.nn an average when
luken to hip tho wnj,"". w ca.
pacily fcradtw.,,.,. ( , ,t ngaud reach
ipg its uiaxlmuiu i.. .cw weeks or
months, according to' ;-e cotistttutlot'.
of the individual. I 'ii'v.jonty of
Ihe laborers being t holos, tioiaus
born iu the Merra, were .A in.
capable of doing eiTeTrv work on
the coasts or in the warmer altitudes
without it long course or acclimatiza
tion. Sudden changes, too, ftntu the
sierra to altitudes of from 2,ooo to
. 000 feet have lesulied in sickness
and fever
Iteaaoii toe Id j h in k.
Winn Wesley and Nelson wert
travelinjr through Cornwall, t run:
common to common, preacni'ig to i
people who heard willingly, but eel
dom or neer proffered them t lit
slightest act or hospitality, they weit
freuuently hungry.
They were detained some time at
St. Ives becausf of the illness or nm
or their companions: and their lodg
lug was little letter than their faie.
"All that time." says Mr. Nelson,
"Mr. Wesley and I lay on tho floor
he had my Kre.it-coat for his pillow,
and 1 had Hurkitts .Notes 011 t tic
New Testament for mine.
Afterbelnghere near three weeks,
one morning, alwiul three o'clock, Mr.
Wesley turned over, and finding mt
awake, clapped me 011 the side, say
ing. 'Hrothcr Nelson, let us be ol
good cheer: We have much to re
;oice ia . -1 have 0110 whole side et,
lor the akin Is oniy olf on t tie side.1 "
Where Hit Made Ilia Money.
Mr. Coleman of Norwich, before .
he was made. a knight, was one day I
in a Taris hotel, when an inijiiUit ive- i
damsel asked: "Are you the Mr.
Coleman who has made so much
money out of tho mustard wo take
,)tf the sides of our nl.it,. sy" -n
was 1 be answer: "I am tb Mr cio
man who makes money out of the
mustard you leave on I ho sides
jour plates."
ol
Don't Forget
it is
BAKING POWDER
that makes the deli
cioui biscuit, griddle
cake and doughnut.
Mm or Osin.l'nr er iuuuo, I
LccAacnrsTV.
r" 11 as 1. v arsev .akersih that ha la trie
arolor farliierot the tumol F. '. hihit 4
Co., iliiina biisiiies- In ti.e Clly of Toledo,
Cuimiv and Slate aror--lil, aid iiiat said Arm
will ca the sum of IINK Ml'NIlHKIt I )!
l.A ItV for each and evety 1 ae of C tiarrh that,
chilli. it lie cured by tin-use "f II Al.i.'si 'at as km
It nr, Fhass .1. Cn.Nav.
-worn to 1 efo-a me an I snlsrilirii In my
ireiice, lUlsSlU day 1 f iecetnli-r. A. tl. lsss.
.-'1 A. W. Gi.kAsos,
1 srsiJ
r ' T"M"I f'Mll'tf.
Hall's Catarrh Cure istakrn Internally and acta
fllrei-t Iv on the IiUmmI anil iniicotis aurfaiaa of
tbestatein. Send fur lrt inmilals, fiee.
F. J. Cuasrv it 111., ToleUo. 0.
HTSold by PriiaKisia, ",:c
iueen Victor. a bcoevts that articles made
by blind people nn g lin k.
fVi" Ban trui , A s-:i- .- ic A vr Pet ios A.
CV I'.impi Alr. "b M'." i( ,..ir , 1 7i,l,.
luiVtf irin.r.ijia iu:.n.V) .rinrl.t. Suit
tll.il) lit UvAIa
It is taid thai IJ.o.hi vanetiei of goods are
niaiiiil'iictiireil Irom woo .
Pitiu now bus 4 I warshipa.
KTOWLKIMJB
Ilritip cotnfoi t ntid inipnivctrrnt find
teti'l'i to in i-niii,l i-iiji-j mi nt when
ri;h:ly tird. 'I'ln- immv. ln live lct
tor than others mid i-njoy blc more, wit It
li s X lnlit lire, I iy n ine pimnptly
mliiptiii the world's best products to
tin- iici iH of physical In iii-, i.ttcst
tin-value to IicmIiIi 1,1 tin- pure liquid
liiMitivo piiinilc iinliiuid in l!io
remedy, rvrtii of l-'ia.
lis excellence i di e to il in'cnting
in tin- form most iicceptiildc noil l-lc.-is-111'.
to tlie titstc, llio 11 Itcsliitti' mid truly
x-m In i;d piuici tics of .Mpciltcl l.ir!
ntivc : clli ctiutlly ( lemisitij; ilu- i-yKit-in,
1 1 i 1 iff colds, I i :ii l;i lit-M 1, ml Ii M is
ninl permanently curing enlist :patinu.
Il li:is (riven itisf:o lion to millions end
met with tin- 1 ppioiiil o' tin- liitdicut
Jilot'essiiiii, liec:ill-e il nr nil tin- Kit.
iii-ys, l.iver iiiid ItiiweK nitlmin wetik
ciunjr llicin und il i- pcilcelly lice fiotn
every olijeciiniiuli!e Mibstmn-i-.
(syrup of Ftj;s is 'nr sale bv nil drug
vists in 0O1-mnl $ bottles, tml it is iiiiin
ufai lnr.il by tin- I'alilornia I'ijr (syrup
t 'o. only, win ist. nanii is pi in ted on every
paekni', also tin- ii.-.nn , Sy riii of Ftpa,
und lnin well iiifm inc'l. you will not
accept any Mihaiitutc. if ollcicd.
MliS. Mil I V I M.-OI'.SO.S,
Tn v, N. V.
77i fuH,ri'i I, ,!.,,,- l,i HA V.4'.V
...c ,-'., ul.lt 1 iilmXlr ru.v.
I'l. I V '.V, inn n, ,, t,rui,i
ii-. Il-k .nr "4, 1. Di i l' V rii.Mt-
.1.I ' l ," rj'.i 1 oii'insi. yv.ii, v. ) ..-
I.I 1 1 I Ml - I Im i c l.ccn 1 1 . I.tt , n Itli
1.11. H 4 SS I'l. IT. HINUI't.
HON anil ltll I'M. 0.1 1, ..i,t l.ic.
I 11 1 1 . 1. I tin- beat IIihIoi- In II. 1- tilt;
they lull! mc
Old Chronic Coml;iinls
were liaril cure. I helr incill. 111c iinl
tin- no hmmI. I i.i'Ipci ImLIiik II n,
liniililil 11 lniiilo.1 Hli sl(sAI-AHII
I. A. Ilcluii-I hint in I.. 11 liair nf II I felt
belter. I lime tuki 11 ilm-u liulilcauf
DANA'S
SARSAPARILLA!
ninl 11 111 Inner lli:in lor cins IT IIAN
IMIM: nilMIIHS toil Mi:. I ran
eal niillilar sunt mid II Uwa iiS
iflslreaa me 111 Hie li-;ir-l .
iil iiulv,
Tkiv, N.Y. M llsi. Ml' l ItllUt'SON.
DANA SARSAPARILLA CO., BELFAST, ME.
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.lL' ' r-iiv.., ...,T ' Ti il-St 11-4 i., ...ft r"
sf sUiita, Si&ftvr? is s in
r.sieclHlly for Fr.rtr.ars. Miners, It. 15. Tlanil anil others, rouble sola ettenillnir
lo n to the heel. KXIIIA WI-'.AKIMi 4JI AIMI Y. Thousanila of
Koliher Itool wearera leaflfv till ia the liKHi' they ever hail. ASK
YOl'K DKAI.KIt KK '1'HKM a ml
Good Wives Crow Fair in the Light ol
Their Works," Especially if They Use
SAPOLIO
"August
Flower"
Eicbt doctors trentt tl tuc for Heart
I)isease nnd one for K lien tun t ism,
tut lid rue 110 riiotl. 1 cntilil not
Fpeak nlourl. ',vt r IhitiR that I took
into the IS tom n h tiisttesM tl rut-. I
t could not sleep. I had In ken all
kinds (f niedicincs. 'I'lirotigli
j neighbor I not nc of vonr lxK)k.
: 1 V'orim d u lxttlr cf Gttt n's Aiir
! list IMower and tool il. 1 nm to day
Mout, licatlv ntul s-tronj; fctnltijoy
the licM of Iiealtli. Autisl Tlower
Mvedtny life and nave tne niv l:t alth.
I Mrs. tiutiih J Cox, Defiance, U.
Io Not Be Pmlvrd
JMh r..i, Knm-i am) l air'a mhlch ataln Ihe
I ftri'U lni,np tl, lr,n ami l.firn rf.l a
Ti,r nu'ii -s ,1, vi,,,, 1 ,, a, iiii.m. c.iM t-
"'. O. tal.lr ami llr it ii.nn., , f,n IH,
r !, kw Willi oil) ,.iicVia.
ir Tr turn nir
Ton rimtii't ih tlitu ii(ilr ton ninli rf uml llicin
nl hln n Im-s lutaiei l1hti l"itiirt-iMltl; ti-l
ni ritiiiMl tHl ntiil itollMrn trjitiMiiH l !
I vUh .. (.i 11 ul 1. 11 itif kiii't. i-4f4s riiitrnl
tiefin V fi ni Mn ! -1 1 (r tiitlt i't (f liti.
YOU WANT THEM TO PAY THEIR
OWN WAY.
piprt tf visii ini'ifi im ih tn n (lisr)iii ti r-
1IT 1(1 illlll I .It la. Jliitlt I , t fit Halt knMta,
Mllil-1lt!iic ntM.lM Iht ftt. IxlliSfl 1I1U Miiftl Al'Uf'
H'l tllU I t-.l.li tjttllir 11'1 rft-t (Iff I Aaallf 9R
of k i-r.t.fi.siJ st uitrv hum r n.r I will J Ubi
is 0r mr, 1 1 mt h Mi n m ttiaii m lm iut
I (us nun I. nint tlii.i-. ni1 imitifv in Huthnik mir
if i f lih hrn 1 Mloiliir - liol as n lHllMii'. i-nl h.i i
lMIlllSHS HM f t Will pl'tlt liV hlM IWS-tlU ilVH
-mip mi ik, iu i'mii tnati iiti-li atiHiiiifiy,
aiKl inkr tour otti ruru iliMnr (im iui I ft
piln i Hint voii Miiistt ! ahls to iti'it-! lnnililv (n
liir tviilir mcl m as mi h t nristaMt , mik know
b"W l rr-tllf'l It I it la Urok Will tt-ai'li ltl.
Il if iiu lint 111 ilrti-t mu um 1I1 . t, fi4 fur
KM" MlMt HiM I it fitll'tilliu . h'rli liH In in mr fof
Itrcs-il'liv fnit I'ltsK'si unit t wi 1 1 Mlitf. liHlcffl, tiit
HH'Hul kmiM mi MM) tihjii't lii 'tn II iirttHMltii'.
hi III rst(lll (! IU rtt'tHtl III lIIMi).
Book PublUhlnu House
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SKM.H THK HI'-MT,
THE I'HKAI'FiHT
WALL PAPER
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H i 1 ll .I .U nit rmulit till?, r s-li itc 1 rutif aMtiiC
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THE WORST mechTn.cal
niinTcinr treatment
RUPTURE HV"LT'
I.B.S-fcrl.t l A O .lfjN. IMS HI., l-bliaSa.
FlENSIONUKrS.V:
'SiiocessfuMv Proseoute Claims.
I rrtui-lpftl H4i.iur l' 0 Ctut uB Hurau.
i v ft i m lftt wai, i&nUii(fiMailliif rit i Ian, (! tltmft.
Pi I l ml. Ill ii- ft4l ftN lriftirijiv
lit- ti'fjhrt.1 iiiHiitri i ii i-s. fur nil trilftif mw
ui. hm l'r nM-)' mm 'its' ili"' ll ' htt.
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. I if I l Hint JHivt.f M.IMl.ll'lllMltlllf
nf iii Million Ss-i il for hm iii'Mfc iiiiitivoi liitw uni
t4 ...tt iii. I A I I: Ii h t -a Hl:l I.I . W Asiii.tiiN.h
tUHli WHiHt Mi Hi
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In limn e..in tT nrniiftip
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Oliicltens
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