iBEn.o-jo ELOQUENT DISCOURSL I lU ItoHe, Bitakraptcy Bad Tool , goal. From His Troablae Tlraie. KofOthera May B Similarly Sawed .1 am MMIUhl t(h k akin vf d, JoD XIX., iW, L gad n""11- What w,tn bolto n1 Hn-mfOt and bankruptcy and a fool r k wished he waa dead, and I An fume Uim. His flesh, was gone, and ...m wrs dry. Hia teeth waited trnlil nothing but the enamid seemed Herri out, "I am escaped with the 'has ln some difference ..,. hout this passage. 8t. Jerome and Lkds and Drs. Good and Poole and . .11 trlH thai, Li twin. Vou deny my Interpretation Cur "What did Job know about the L.i'of tlie teeth?" He knew every. ft about it. Dental surgery la almost Sj in the earth. The mummies of thtfunil s of years old are found to a.Mit and Holomon and Moses wrote Lithrte important inriors oi ine Doay, P . ...Itlnn ..1 I-. .. T.W 1 r hn aililed an exasperating tooth' L tnil. lU"i ins uuuu aKllint IUO Lgnl !. I"" wy. I am escaped with U;oImyu'Biu.' I narrow escape, you say. for Job V ' . . I I..., ,l.uu ... . ). 1 . fellQlIfOUli im. lunu HID IIIUU9UUU9 UI fbo mw unrruw escape ior wtil. Thre was a time when the k'un imiwwh iiinin nnu ruin was Ltd thau a loom a enamel, nut as Job Li UikI! r,!Minssi9 the same idea by a differ- jiairirhen no says mat some people nnila uy ore. - a vessel at sea Is Vsm, inn go 10 me sr.rn oi the ves. Ilie uoais nave siioveu orr. rue .advance. You can endure the heat urr on your face. You glide down on ii o( til" vessel and hold on with your n until ineiori.Hu longue oi ine lire to lick the baelc or your hand, am il that vou must full, when one o i!rboats pomes back, and tho imsson. attney iiniiK mey nave room lor ono . The uont swings under you. Vou into it you ore saved. Bo some men jgwuiil by temptation until they are v consumed, put anor an get on -Jmdv lire." ill like the llgure of Job a little bctte: till of 1'iiul, because the pulpit has ltd it out. ana i want to snow vou. if rill lnlp, that some men make narrow tor tlH'lr souls ana are saved Athe skiu of their teeth." an easy for some peopie to look to msi as ior yon to look to this nuln It tftitli", trnetnhlo. loving, you exnuct to bei-ome Christians. You go over more arm siiy, "ir randon jollied 1 1 a rwn'ruay." xour inisinoss oom ay: "lliat is just what might huv ipi'ti'd. He nlwaya was of that ilmlnil. in youth this person whom nw was always good, llo never lliiogs. Ho nevor laughed when It irnpT to laugh. At seven ho oouli! lour in church, porruetly ciuint. look iih'T to the right hand nor the left raiKht Into the eyes of the minister, mil lie understood the whole dls- i alKiut tlm eternal decrees. Ho ui't tilings nor lost them. Ho iiotdtlin kingdom of (lod so graduall v i to uncertain just when the matter wiat'il. Is another one, who started In life uni-ont Tollable, spirit. Ho kept tho In an uproar. His mother found liking on llieodgo of tho house roof il he could balunco himself. Thero ) horse that ho darod not ride, no tree mum eniuii. Ills DOyilOOU WOS a ries of predicaments, his manhood less, bis midlife verv mwnr.1 wh is converted, and vou uo over niireaurtsay, "Arkwrlghtjolncd the uraieruuy. i our rrienils hiiv? "Ik fualble. You must be joking." You .V;Itellyou tho truth. He joined rcn. 'liien thoy reply, "Thore is rany oi us ir old Arkwright has bo- mn.-uun. in otnnr won a u-o ait tlmt it is more difficult for somo nwin inegosnel than fur nlhnr. iy b preaching to some who have cut cnurcnes and uibles and Hun mi wno no intention of becoming uim themselves, and vet von hinvn tliiu nun ine skiu or vour teeth. "pw 10 waste this hour T hnvS "iisko 0 I Irom I nriA Mi. t na drop their nets oud nftor nwhilo . puuing in the nets without 'MRht a single ilsh. It wus not a IV.Or tllCV hud not Min rll.f f 1. - J .OUIf BIIIU U out we exnect nn m.,.l. Uv.,i... Tue wiuvrisfull of Ilsh, the wind n?iit direction, the gospel net is tnfl I I 1 nilI' moa nd V us now to oust thenct iflit side of tho ship! 1''.'?ou',!comlnif ood will have "'I't'i-ai notions. It Is uso- 101110 to snv llmrn n.,.l ....,... Itoso who rejoct the Christian re iannotmiv mini, 'I tern itatlon ortriul ,.r l,..(,..,i cotneto your present state I know o gains to your nature -..." ueiiu ana tho gate of the kiiiu nr vmm h..n.l 4 , " Mil Imra tl.i.f i nbn..b I.. " "igei lMllvn,.'lV I B'" OI 7OUf D,!Hrt , H,'l'ons, you would meet me r' It WOUld hurnr,l blood !, . .. rU"a t0r W0,lnd '"" t oi ""flcoineand knock nt lthi;. ,'" you I",nit nnu 1,ti..i . " n your parlor. BOW!"atKu"inent. Fl answer tin wit I. C,f,Un0uM 8nwormewltl Lrt Zan,ihuo t the door hth,.; . . " ftQdsay. "Como fcTl."'.mB know ----- "VIHfU, " ,r tllr," questions. Are l'llKl?ieC1,rl8.tlHnr,'liion7 Ixl In w il .1, . "urcn travel h,i " h ou now travel. tiMV,iw,lsvr1n;'o?.sed,tio I'Jvnn V , "m ""la or the gos t m tot like to live the same old " iKion. it Wni r"111" tn,lt tn" in.".,1" ' lite are evimeaeen Rd .LTt.,h.,!tlt't be com! ("m that ... u nnve B Iult .42, ,,:aiT?"LdbeUPP!r mny"whom I faith , MTuo,r,neonnr!h Pand lnb urB 1 uovmt my fi .i",,0t! deathbed m ball I a w.'ion thBr8 ' notl' '"keutui 0.thut 1 nve not M "Ptlclsm is a dark nn.l ,li! ;- y that this Bible is either I' It be tlii88' wo 8re we" the wlckelness of its disciples. C admit some of the charges against those who pro fess religion. Home of the most gigantia swindle of the present day have been car ried on by members of the church There are men standing In the front rank In the ehurehes who would not be trusted for ti without good collateral security. They leave their business dishonesties in the vestibule of the church as they go in ana sit at tne communion. Having con eluded the sacrament, they get op, wipe the wine from their lips. go out andtakeup their sins where they left off. To serve the devil Is their regular work, to serve Ood a sort of play spell. With a Sunday sponge they expect to wipe off from their business slate all the past week's Inconsistencies, ion nave no more right t3 take such a man's life as a specimen of religion than you have to take the twisted irons and split timbers that He on the beach at Coney isinnu as a specimen or an American ship, It is time that wo draw a line between re ligion and the frailties of those who pro- less K. Do you not feel that the Bible, take it all in all, is about the best book that the world has ever seen? Do you know any book that has as much in It? Do you not think, upon the whole, that Its Influence has been bene ficent r I come to you with both hands ex tended toward you. In one hand I have the Bible and In the other hand I have noth ing. This Bible In one hand I will surren der forever Just as soon as in my other hand you can nut a book that is better. I invite you back Into the good old fash ioned religion or your rntners, to the Ood whom they worshiped, to the Bible they read, to the promises on which they leaned, to the cross on which they hung theireter nul expectations. Y'ou have not been happy a day since you swung off. You will not be hnppy a minute uutll you swing back Again, there may be some who in the at tempt after a Christian life will have to run against powerful passions and appetites, l'erhnps it is a disposition to anger that you nave to contend against, and perhaps, while in a very serious mood, you hear of something that makes you feel that you must swear or die. I know n Christian man who was once so exasperated that he said to a mean customer, "I cannot swear at you myself, for I am a member of the shnroh, but If you will go downstairs mv partner in business will swear at you." All your good resolutions heretofore hnve been torn to tatters by explosion of temncr. Now, there is no harm lu getting mad If you oniy get mad at sin. Vou need to lirtdlo and saddle those hot breathed nn slons and with them ride down injustice and wrong. There are a thousand things in tho world we ought to bo mod nt. Thero 19 no harm in getting red hot if you only uring to ine lorge mat wnteu noeds ham mering. A man who has no power of righteous indiguntion Is an Imlmcile. But be suro It Is a righteous indignation ami not a petulaney that blurs and unravels and depletes the soul. lhere Is n large class of persons la mid die lire who have still in them appetites that were aroused in enrlv manhood, nt n time when they prided themselves on be ing a --iiuih rast,'- "high livers," "free nml easy," "hull fellows well met." They nro now paying lu compound Interest for trouDlus they eolleeted twentv venrs nim Home of you are trying to escape, and you will, yet very narrowly, "as with tho skin of your teeth." Ood and your own soul iinij kiiow wnai me struggle is. Omnlno tent gruce lias pullod out many a soul that was iKiener in tlio in re than vou are. Thee line the beach, of heaven the multitude whom (lod has rescued from tho thrnll of suicidal habits. If you this day turn back on tho wrong and start anew, God will help you. Oh! tho wenknnss of human help! Men will sympathize, for a while and then turn you off. If you nsk for their par. don, they will give It and snv thov will trv you nguin; but, falling away again under mo power or temptation, they cast you off forever. But Ood forgives seventy times suvon; yen, seven hundred times: yea, though this bo tho ten thousandth lime, no is more earnest, more svmna thetio, moro helpful this Inst titno thun wnen you took your llrst mistep. ii wun nu me iniiuences iavorauln for a right llfo men make so many mistakes, how much harder is it when, for instanne somo nppetlte thrusts its iron grapplo Into mo luum oi me tuiig-iu and puns a man down with hands of destruction? If. under such circumstances, he breaks away, thero ui uo u spun in mo undertaking, no holiday enjoyment, but a struirirln In n-hih mo wrestlers movo from sido to side and bend and twist mid watch for an oppor tunity to get In a heavier stroke, until with one llnal effort, in which the muscles are distended and the veins stand out and the blood starts, the swarthv habit fiillu nn,u tho knee, of tho victor escaped at last us "Willi the skia of his teeth." Tho Bliln Emma, bourn) from r.r,tin.,i,.,. to Harwich, was Bailing on when tlie man ou me moKout saw something Unit ho something on it that looked llknasen mill but wus afterward found to be n wnvim handkerchief. In the small boat tl. pushed oat to the wreck and found that It was a capsized vessel, nud that throo men had been digging their way out through tbo bottom of tlie ship. When tlio vessel capsized, they had no means of The captain took his penknife nud-dnu away through tho plunks until his knife uriiKc. ineu an old nnu wan fnun. u-ni, which tboy attempted to scrnne their i urn, ui mo iiurhuess, ettl'll OUO Working until his hand was well nicrh nn lie same nueic faint and sick. After ong and tedious work the liirht i,ri,.. through the bottom of the ship. A hund- Kercuiei wns nomted. Help cumo. They wcru ihkcu on Hoard tno vessel nn.l saved. Did overmen oomo so near a waterv MV.l trltii. .1 ..... ..1 J.... iAn 3 TTiiuvuv uiujiiuif( miu nf now nar rowly mey escaped escaped only "with the skin of their teeth." There uro men wuo uuvo ouen capsized or evil passions and capsized midocunn, and they ore a tbousund miles away from any shore of and Ridley were not the greatest martyrs, but Christian men who went up Incorrupt from the contaminations and perplexities of Pennsylvania avenue. Broad street, Ktate street and Third street. On earth they were called brokers or stock jobbers, or re tailers, or importers, but in heaven Chris tian heroes. No fagots were heaped about their feet; no inquisition demanded from them recantation; no soldier aimed a pike at their heart, but they had mental tor ture compared with which all physical consuming is as the breath ot a spring morning. I find in the community a large class ot men who have been so cheated, so lied about, so outrageously wronged, that they have lost their faith In everything. In a world where everything seems so topsy turvy they do not see how there can be any Ood. They are confounded and frenzied and misanthropic Elaborate arguments to prove to them the truth of Christianity or the truth ot anything else touch them nowhere. Hoar me, all such men. I preach to you no rounded periods, no ornamental discourse, but put my band on your shoul der and invite you into the peace of tho gospel. Here Is a rock on which you may stand firm, though the waves dash against it harder than the Atlantlo, pitching Its surf clear above Eddystone lighthouse. Do not charge upon God all these troubles of the world. As long as the world stuck to Ood Ood stuck to the world, but the enrth seceded from His government, and hence all theete outrages and all these, woes. Ood is good. For many hundreds of years He has been coaxing the world to come back to Ilim, but the moro He has coaxed the more violent have men lieen In their resistance, and they have stepped back and stepped back uutll they have dropped Into ruin. Try this (lod, ye who hnve had the blood hounds after you, and who hnve thought that Ood had forgotten you. Trv Him and see if Ho will not holp. Try Illm'and see if He will not pardon. Try Him and see if He will not save. Tho flowers of spring hnve no bloom so sweet as the (lowering of Christ's affections. Tho sun hath no warmth compared with tho glow of His heart. The waters hnve no refreshment like the fountain tlmt will slake the thirst of thy soul. At the moment the reindeer stands with bis lip and nostril thrust iu the cool mountain torrent, the hunter mny be comliigthroiighthnthicket. Without crick- nnga stick under his foot, lie comes close, by the stng, alms his gun. draws the trig ger, nnd the poor thing renrs In Its dentil ngouy nnd falls backward, its antlers crash ing on the rocks. But tho panting hart that drinks from the water brooks of Ootl's promise shall never be fatallv wounded nnd shall never die. Ibis world Is a poor portion of vour soul. O business ninnl An eastern king had graven on his tomb two fingers, represented as sounding on each other with a snap, nivl under them tlie motto. "All is not wortli that." Aplclus Cndius banged himself he, causa his steward informed him that ho had only H0,00i) sterling left. All of this world's riches make but a small Inheritance for n soul. Itobesnlerro nttemnted to win tlio applause of the world, but when he wns dying a woman came rushing through the crowd, crying to him, "Murderer of my kindred, descend to hell, covered with tho curses of every mother In France!" Many who have exnect ed the iilniidltsoftliH world have died under its anathema nianuiuthu. Oh, llnd your peace In (lod! Make one strong pull for heaven. No hair-way work will do it. There sometimes coihes a tlmo on shipboard when everything must be saerll'.eed to save the passengers. Tlio cargo is nothing, the rigging uothing. Tho captain puts tho trumpet to his lips and shouts, "Cut away tho mast!" Homo of you havo been tossed and driven, and you have, in your effort to keep the world, well nigh lost your soul. Until you have .decided this matter let everything olsu iro. Over board with all those other anxieties and burdens. You will hnve to drop the sails of your prido and cut away the mast. With ono earnest crv for hell) nut vour cnuso Into i no nuud or mm who Helped l'nu.1 out of tho breakers of Melita, nnd who, above the shrill blurt of tlio wrathiest tempest that ever blackened tho sky or shook tho ocoan, can hear the faintest implication for mercy. I Bhall close this sermon feeling that somo of you who havo considered your easo ns hopeless will take heart airnln. nnd that with a blood rod earnestness, suoh as you have never experienced More, you will start for the good lund of the gospel at last to look back, saving: "What a great risk I ran! Almost lost, but snvedl Just got .through, and no morel Escaped by tlio akin of my teeth." THOUGHT HE WAS A HERO. DIUmaaaaof t Has Who Held aBirst Bathtab Together. One of the most ridiculous situations trhk-n at the time bring the coldest went out of & man's brow, and ever after remain with him ad a constant ource of mirth, occurred to a SUeltoa merchant a few days ago. II thought ho would take a bath, and as his flat Is rulnua one of the char requisite for the Job a bathtub be externporiii ono out of a suuiU wasutub and en joyed a cooling ablution. llo had -Just concluded and stepped from the tub for the towel, when sud denly the top hoop of tho tub burst with a sharp report, and tlie man saw to bis horror that tlio whole contents of tho tub would soon be flooding tlie floor. At the same moment he thought of tlio store beueath nnd the amount of damage the wuter would do as It ran down through the celling. He Is a man of quick Uiouglu, and lu a. moment he did the only tiling possible, throw him self down beside the tub and, clasping his arms around It, held the already fast swelling wtaves together. He was successful lu kevplue the water In but what a situation. He dared not yell, for he was hardly In a condition to receive callers. esecially ns he knew that all In the block at the time were of the gentler sex, imd he realized u once that the ouly thing left for hUn was to stay In tlmt position until the return of his wife, who was out ou a shopping expedition. Like the boy who saved Holland, ho manfully remained In hli most uncom fortable position until relief In the sliiilM of his wife np pea red. Then to rap the climax, when he asked her to get a ropo or ituy old thing U) tie alioiit the tub, she, nfter a long tit of uncon trolhible laughter, asked him why he didn't carry the tub nnd conti-nts out to the sink room and ixmr out the water. Willi a look that froze the smile on her face he did iih she said, and without a word donned his clothlug and wandered out Into the cold, unfeel ing world, a crushed and luiiiillluled man. Anaonla Conn., Sentinel. ICE CAVES IN COLORADO. Masses of Ice Wonderfully Adorn the New Discoveries. Further discoveries have been mndo ol urn. I tho wonderful ice caverns onened nn nl tlm nouneed n vessel bottom un. There nn foot of Cow Mountain, about tm mil... irom uiiiett, uol. Three remarkable cham l.eriliavo been opened. Tho llrst Is about fourteen by sixteen feet, heavily hung with Icicles in every conceivable form, resemb. ling stalactites. From tho llrst cb small pnssago lends to still another more wonaerrui and beautiful in which tho Ice blends iu varied colors, under tho liirht nf k candle, reflecting tho rays as from the race or a thousand mirrors. lTom this cave a passage scnrnnlv Inn enough to admit tho body of a mun was discovered leading down nt nn angle ol nbout forty degrees to a largo cavern per haps 200 by 30 feet. CHutflnif to tlm eell. Ing nr.) great masses of lee like billows, and unused uiong tlio sides of the wulls many feet In thickness are tons of ice aklr.i nn the most grotesque forms Imaginable and casting awesome shadows. in the center of the room thero l a Intra nijoui tony ny sixty-IIvo feet, clear ns crv- stal uml quite deep. There must be some outlet, for water drips constantly from the .iiniiK, yei iiiuiuveioi mo uody never rises nor overflows. The water is sweet nml Curious Lands In I-'lorlda. rnyno's Trairle, three miles south of (Ills city, covers an area of 50,01X1 acres. A largo proMrtlon of the prairie Is now covered with water, but there are thou sands of acres around the borders of the lake which has been formed on which horses and cattle graze. There Is no way of estimating the number of cat tie, but there nre many thoiisamls, and they ore In line condition. The prairie, or savanna, which It really Is, oi'i-asionally goes dry, tho water pass ing out through a subterranean pas sage called the sink. Where the wuter goes to lias never been determined. Wheu the sink Is open tho lake goes dry, and when tho outlet becomes gorged or choked, a lake from five to seven miles wide ami about eighteen miles long is formed. When the waters of the lake suddenly leave it, thousands of alligators, snakes, fish, nnd turtles are left with nothing but mud for their places of ulsxle. The fish and turtles perish, but the sauilans ami reptiles seek and fliul other quartern. For miles along tho northern border of the hike thero Is a succession of sinks, averag ing In depth all the way from 113 to MO feet. (Subterranean passages run lu every direction, leaving tlio ground in the shape of a honeycomb. The ground Is liable to give way at any time, cre ating a new sink. The scenery around tho lake, especially on the north side. Is unique and grand, nnd Is nn attrac tive feature to strangers who visit this city. The sink lias for many years been a popular resort for citizens of Claluesvllle, who go there to Ilsh, boat ride, nnd in other ways enjoy them selves. It Is said that this vast area of land could be drained at trifling ex pense, and were It drained It would be tho largest as well as tin- richest tract of productive land In l'lorlda. It Is for the most part u bed of muck. The land Is owned by various individuals. Ualnesville Sun. help, lliev have for veurs been trvin i I mire, nnd ns enld rln i,..,,.t...i . n.. .., uir iin-ii no; uui. iuey nave uoon digging I iu room in wiuuu It Is away nnu digging away, hut they can never on uunrereii unless now thev will hnkr. Hjou in ouble has insistent '"Vuaoa Christianity It? v n?ourcter of some W-"8alayor. In your "" TheE.'"" tne taw? ' ""on In M unskilled and "odlitf n ? h' anything 'eUrStL J8001", .then, the UMln up0a fjariatlanhy I us is some Biguui or distress. However ir,.,.b and foebio it mny bo, Christ will seo it nml bear down upon tho helnloss craft m.i ,.!, vueiu uu uouru. and it win im knnutt, eurth and in heaven how narrowly they have escaped "escaped as with tho skin of ineir teem There are others who lu attomntina to uwniu mum run uoiwocn a great uuiiy Mii.tiuosH iieriuexiiies. ir n nnm uc iu uuaim'n) ui. iu o ciock in tne morn ing and come uwav at 8 o'clock In n,,,n,.,. noon, ho has somo time for religion but mi itu jruu uuu uiuo ior ruiigious cou tomplntion when you ur drlvnn from uim rise to sunset nud have been for five years going behind in business and are frequcnt- j uuuucu uy creuuors wnom vnn nunnt.t pay, and when from Monday morning until Saturday night you are dodging bills that situated. 2(1.1 fear underneath tho surface of tho trrniiml Thero are undoubtedly other caves which uuvo not yet peon opened. 1200 CHER0KEES TO MARCH. Thy Will Invade Kentucky to Do Ilono to due of Their Ancient Chiefs. Early In September 1200 Choro will tako tho road In tlm I llllllin Ttirrltm nnd will march into Kentucky, accompanied by Captain llalclgh of tho United Stutes Army. A strong and muscular man, with high cheek bones and copper countenance, was scon on tho streets of Frankfort K contly. but few realized that he was an Indian, though he was the full-blooded Cherokee, Charley Tarker, a nephew of the celubrated chlof (Juannah Parker. He was uiuuuiu on a Denuiirui pny thoroughbred you cunnoTmeetY VouD waikXy da'in & T 'rrUner ?' of uncertainties thnt have kept your l.raln on ii'lnC"!!'?' n?d Wft8 i'ere ; , - .--. . . . .uv; mi uiifcor Ken tucky at 8hawueetown and march to a place about three miles from Ilussellville. wIllirA tllttlt will H.J . ' V, . : v.J ",,u 1,1,0 sruve or a great chief of tho Cherokoos who was killed In !'.nttl .wlLh th" HIwnoes in 1749. There they will do his memnrv linnnr Ti.n, tie took place on a prairie near Pond lllver and the old chief was wounded and carried back into what is now T.nffnn Cmmt. where he died and wns buried. A Vnlnue Jubilee. . A midwife at Htolne. nenr nnriin n. many, celebrated tho 6000th oocnsi'on on which her services bad been required by inviting nil the children .ho i.-'.i i the world to dinner at her house, Thoy afterwurd formed a torchlight procession and marched through the town. lire lor the oast three venrii UnmU -m. less business troubles than you have gono crazy. The clerk has heard a noise In the back couutlng room uud gono In and found tho chief man of the firm u raving mnninc, or the wife has henrd the bang of a pistol In the back parlor and gone in, stumbling over the dead body of her husband a suicide. Thore are men pursued, harassed, troddon down nnd seal pod of business per plexities, and which woy to turn next they do not know. Now God will not be hard ou you. He knows what obstacles are in the way of your being a Christina and your llrst effort In the right direction He will crown with suooess. Do not lot satan, with cotton bales, and kegs, and hogsheads, and counters, and stocks of unsaluhle goods, block up your way to heaven. Gather up all your energies. Tighten the girdle about your loins. Take an agonising look Into the face of God, and thun say, "Here goes one grand effort for life eternal," and thea bound awav for heaven, mnanlnir " with , . J r II - TI . . . the skin ot your teeth." k I... J I . ... . . . .. uu mi uny u win De round mat . Florida's New Intln.tr.. Estimates nlnna h. !,... 1 tnn-iAm .ui- uiMiuuu crop ot Florida this year as the r i u State's hlstorr. Tt miu k. w linntlMtl (h.i.j ii . wyorai uah Latimer, and John iw 'VnT nT.. niTiZ -"J"f: " Where the Office (Sought the Man. Talk About I'oo Ha ha, ltcpm.cn t.t tire King of Utah claims to curry the prize for ofllccholding. "I once held six offices nt the same time," he said yesterday to a reporter. "Lu tlio early days of I'illuiore City, In my Btate, we actually had more olll.vs than num. consequently I was City Assessor and Collector, City llccordcr, City Attorney, Comity Attorney, mem ber of the Board of Education, and member of tlie State Legislature. That was a pretty good handful for a .voting innn not 22 years of age." Washlut'tou rust. In a country town, when a man buys n new suit, people guy him for a week. State or Onio, CittopTolbdo,! I.I'I AM COHNTV, I Frank J.Cukney makes onth that he Is tint Si iilor partner of the tlrm of K. J. CHrNKV & ('o.,ilniiigbiiftinessin the City of Toled o,('oiinty nnd SUte HforeKHld, anil thai suid linn will pay the sum of iisk HCNintBIi doi.i.ahs for each nnd every cane of l ata nun that cannot be cured by tho use of it au.'s CATAiinH I'l'iiK. KlIANK J. ClIKNEV. Rworn to before ms nnd subsoribrd in my presence, this Uth day of December. A. 1. ISSd. A. V. Ol.KAHON, Mutant J'lJiir. Hall's Catarrh On re Is taken intrmillv. nml acts directly on the blond and niucouH aurfoces or lue system. Kend ror testimonials, free. F. .1. nr.xir & Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, Jflc. HaU's Family I'ills are the best. TryCraln.Ot TryGraln.Ot Ask your grocerto-day to show you a pack, age of Graln-O, the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. Tho children may drink It without Injury as well as tlie adult All who try it like IU Ornln-O has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but It is mad from pure grain, nnd the montdellrate stomach rc. cnivus it without distress. Une-ipiarter the price nf coffee. 1ft eta. and cts. per package, bold by all grocers. Fits nermanen tl y cured. Vo fl ts or nervous ness after tlmt day's use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve ltrstorer. i trial bottle and treatise free !. 3. H. K1.1MM, Ltd., IM1 Arch St.,Pntl.,Pa. K Partlqalar. "Tbey oem quite panlcularlnrarls aald an attache of the state depart ment, "about having the French lan guage used by any representative of the United States." "Tea," replied Miss Cayenne: "I nn demand they go so far as to Insist on putting Freuch labels on American wines." Washington Star. Without KfTort. Anxious Mother I don't understand bow it Is, Uertle, that you are always at the foot of your class. Bertie I don't understand It myself; but I know It's dreadful easy. Boston Transcript. Gcttlna- at the Root of Thlnca. Lea (sadly) I don't know what to do with that boy of mlue. He's been two years at the medical college, and still he keeps at the foot of his class. Terrlns (promptly) Make a chiropo dist of him. Tld lilts. Tahoaj aad Kteadlk Oald Fields. Parties Intending- to vUit tH Klondike Gol4 Fields or Invert In stuck coinpaiiiea nperatiuc la that country, are at Im-d tngrt the Cana dian (tovvmiiivnt Alankan Hnuudnry Com. miuioner. Prof. (v-iWlr'. Kooorton the Ya. konand Klondike tiuld Fields, before ilniu as. This U Uie oSirial rouort made last uprlnc which an nobiundcii the Canadian 4ovenuiienT that they did not puhlUh it till I'rof. (yilTl muHrmMl It pnrMinally on hia arrival in Otta wa. The rert Is very rxtoniv, altoundins In Photttgravureii and Maps and giving taa mimt n-llahlr infnrniatinn mh tn routeit.-liiuate ami Uie Imlewrtlinlile wealth awaiting the miners. Sent. p"-tiitr paid. n receipt of Sue. In fitanips. by the Toronto N'ewapaiMr I'nloii 1'ublUhers, 44 ttajr St., Toroulo, Cauada. Try Allen's Foot-Kaae, A powder to tie shaken Into the nhoes. At this senou our fret feel two Hen and hot, and gel tired easily. If you have amartiug feet ot tight shoe, try Allcu'a Foot-Ease. It cools the fm-t and luakus walking eaay. Cures and prevents swolleu and sweatiug feet, blisters ami callous spot. Kelierea cnrn at.d buniuus ot all iain and gives reft and comfort. Try it to-dtiy. Sold cy all druglnts and shoe stnrea for lj cent'. Trial package FKKK. Addreaa, Alles h. Ulmstko, beltiiy. N. V. I have found Plso's Cure for Consnmptloa an unfailing medicine.- F. It. ItOTz, UJi ticotl St., Curington, Ky., Oct 1, IStt. Pistols and Pestles. The duolline pistol now occupies its proper place, in the museum of the collector of relics of barbarism. The pistol ought to have besido it the pestle that turned out pills liko bullots, to be shot like bullets at the target of tho liver. But the postlo is still in evidouco, nnd Vill be, probably, until everybody hns tested the virtuo of Ayer'a sugar coated pills. Thoy treat tho liver ns n friend, not a3 nn enemy. Instead of driving it, they coax it. They are compounded on tho theory that the liver does its work thoroughly nnd faithfully under obstructing conditions, and if the obstructions are removed, tho liver will do its daily duty. When your liver wants help, got "tho pill that will," Ayer's Cathartic Pills. "an- , x S V V v v v v - - y V V. r x " JT' S a' TN. yTV Ps. - x """A4"AAA" i The list price of a Columbia Bicycle means just what it states one price to all We do not list at one price and sell for anything we can get ; when the price changes it changes for all alike 1897 COLUMBIAS $75 STANDARD OF THE WORLD. 1896 COLUMBIAS 1897 HARTFORDS HARTF0RDS Pattern 2, . . HARTFORD Pattern I, . . . HARTFORD Patterns 5 and 6, $60 50 45 40 30 POPE AUNUFACTURINfl CO., Hartford, Conn. If Colurabiift tre no! properly represented la your lur.it, lc! ui kauw. EeY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR Sy J. Hamilton Ajrtn, A. M., M.D. This Is a oioat Valuabls Book for Uuusahnlil, tenchmir as it does tlis raaily-iiiaMiiKuUlisJ Symptoms of riifTm-eiit Uiaeases. tli Causes, anj Man of I'rovantiiitr aitch Dls rases, aini the Niinplost llemoJies wliloh will allerlaM or euro. 698 PACES, PROFUSELY IJXUBTUATED. 1 ha Uunk Is writteu in plain vvery. lay Kucllib, anj is fres from tie tnohnlcoJ toruu wlilft ramlor most Doctor Books so Talualest to th RTOerality of rearlers. This nook is inten lod to be ot Bervios la tbe amUy, aoi is ao worJeJ as to bs reacliJy understood by all. Only 60 CTS. POST-PAID. ., . " OM , n-bs low prica duly bnine maJs poasibln br Uie mmmM ml itlnn nrinf.r. nt i ,i "f.,1 . . isnuch Information Kolatira to 6leais, but Terr properly give n CoropleUi 'T LeI7wl'u5vtai"l,le to ConrUlii,.. Aarrlus an.l the IVoduJ.Joa and llearir.Br of Healthy Families; tojetlior with Valiiabls Kedpes nnl Tre SllTwIIfl tf"'!rt!?n,0Jf i!"'cI,ctico,Correr-tut(of Or.Wy Herbs. New EdiUon. IUtC kI and Enlarged with Complete Index. With UiU Book in .ei?.?'?i! u ,ncu 1or noE knowln to do in an emar4noy. Ui.n't wait until you have illnoss in Tour family before vnu ordr, but sent at one for thi, valuable Tolume. ONLY CO CENTS POST-PAID. Head postal notes or pU(;e rtampe of any donomlnatlou not larger than 6 oauu BOOK PUBLISHING HOUSE 134 Leonard Street. N. Y. City. nwuru i j SEAL j- . In a World Wheie "Cleanliness is Next to Godliness," no Praise is Tod Great for SAPOLIO Mrs. Window's Soothing 8 leeuiinfc, eerie n sine rums, nun, auu for children ays pain, cures wind f Tllo.aie.a bottle. sBTrno f ,reduofo inltamma- DRUNK AROB ran I aaTed with- uni latir kuowlwl; bj Antl-Jaa the i&arviu.ii mr for the dnuk habit, writ lUnova CL.n.i.-.l s,,..., . vo.. sa Broadway. N. . w4ihhu im piaia wrapparj uiallad fxte GASLIGHT IN YOUR HOME! .NoWfHl IbiiiKoiit. Alla. h.'H tc.orclliiaiylnii.ps; no I'liiimicya; on t fl I free lo worker. Moiu.y' makur. I.OVKI.A.M Mill, CO., Loveluuil.O. $90 PER MONTH I Working for the Kllri'kn KliivnH.ii . Si-nil yotir mlilresa r..r partlciilnre KVItKKA KLAVOIUMJ ., Clll. lmi.,11, o. I ADIESt-I'o I'lsln necitli.wnrk nlid si.wlng homo; Sl.fiOilny; no IiiiiiiIiiik; two iiiontlw work Kunrnutccil; alnnii.il envidnne iiuriii'uliira WILDAY ft HUTTON, 4th St. Philadelphia.Pa O A II O C D CURED AT HOMEi U AUU t fc sJi.h HARRIS A 00, GKT ItiriT Qelrkly. mrt for Bnok.'Tnrentloiii WaitliKlu Adiiiw ate a U. il ttruadwax. K.1. 1 SLOS KJ HOW TO BUILD as J WILLIAMS Ufl CO., KALAMAZOO. MICA inventors!::'; ailrllllin o ...tent nn j.ay." Viltrn. i inonM Auvi.i'Ihh rft rl.tirt.wo WiMlnanniiilariiatfiit liu.mwi,' JAiir (iT. Advii-c Irrr. M.Kl,r.t rrlmu-rt. Write u. VATMI K. t'OI.K.HAN, Kolt.i. luraol iiulcuu, wo 1'. blrt, na.tiiiiituu,l).u. P ENSI0NS. PATENTS. CLAIMS. J O H N W M O R R I S, WASHINGTON, D. & Lata rnaclnU EiimlD.r u. V F.n.l.n liV.... tjra. u lui war, 1 j uiluiiuuj olaiua, al(y. iuu l'N U 81 '1)7. 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