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Neither will medicine.
outdoors and let the tonic of rapid
motion ' put new blood into your
veins and tissues.
get
vrt‘oue cm r Alarm om"-
, novenow ounce. -
Influenced The I'll-onion of intention
Concerning Buhdeetn. Brmnrtnhlo'
Ono-e in Thin country and Almond.
When a men whore position in". very
reeponeihle one. who has made counts
for him-elf an an authority on the treat-
ment of dent motes end who in well
known to be on practical and experienced
II he in clever, nnnou noes that he believer
in I power which runny people utiil chm
with witchcraft and fortune telling, the
priblio must neede pny come attention to
h in.
Dr. Currier, the principal of a. New
York institution. for the instruction of
the deaf and dumb. cleinni hypnoticm
will cure deafness even of congenital
origin.
Hie theory in that organs .nnd nerves
which have never been culled into service
and are an dumb as death itself, should
by mental influence be galvenized into
life and notion. lie him in the asylum
pi‘ientn horn deaf and of conreo dumb,
which is always the case, who cun now
dietingninh sounds, and tell the diil’erenoe
between the Hilllllil of the voice, the flute
and pinno. l’roicsoor Currier suiys that
more thnn iii per cent. of (‘llh‘ilri of chil-
dren born denf in due to prenntnl pnrnh
ynie oi the nerves. which lire only “illum-
boring," hecnnoe the brain line not the
will power to cull them into service.
And nil these numb nerves need in to he
nwukened rind strengthened. Speaking
of one pntiout on whom Professor (inr-
rier hns been experimenting for ten
years, and who now can urticnlntu nnd
hour no well as any person, the believer
in hypnotic influence nuyo:
“(live this sleeping xenon strength, and
by the very not of giving it. strength it
bet-omen nu nonistnnt to the will, and
thnt function becomes able to cornnmnd
it. We have shown that there are intent
oermibilitiea of the pnrnlyzml uuditory
nerves which are susceptible to develop
ment through exercine. Whnt we want
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then is knowledge on to how these
rnpidly and the most. successfully.
let no net: wlint hypnotinm will do.
sennihiiitien con he developed the lrlrml.
THE QUEEN PENDIN
conemu SURREY nine.
The style of the popular QUEEN WE‘I'ON. with
the meritorioul points of the TRAP. nudwlth
illl the ndvoutugoe oi the "title. or Chime-r1
intent
NOW
inrn
not it muster of hypnotirun and make no
claim to produce these results myuelf.
l ript'ilk therefore, no one who nr-eeptn the
Out Surrey.
WI THUS
CARRIAGE EVER OF IEO.
8ECUIE THE IIIgECANOPV TOP
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L 3 93m lotion
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" 2-cent stamps. “11‘“ l
known results of recognized
rxperimenlv and nooks only in
ties of this nlnrnlu-ring
work you!
acknowledge
IIl‘I’W‘.
that iniiniivly
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Tovs THAT AMUSE ROYALih’.
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Emporium. Ringo and Princes Any All The "wanted I‘Jilglinh
l'nlnro Ind to
ilciul.
hypnotic
how nirnilorexperimouln umy he or iiized
successfully in the work of :wslsliutz in
“redevelopment of the intent M'linllllll-
You and every one cine will
grenter
result». follow where the method of exer-
cising uuv stunted lilllni'ir-~ or nerve of
the :43 elem is nntnl'ul rother [hon urti-
HMIINO New, novel and beautiful deelfip,
collect and roomiesr. entrence ever made, y
reason of the tilting rent with Penel Attained.
Both score of equal comfort. M out room for itl
foundl end incite-weighing m to 100 the. less for
ln-nrn
Surrey made. and no min-h on n might-sill
Surrc . Actual weight. only 440 he. Large
carry 11% room for pack or nod parcels. ll
cloned not pnnel when ark sent is turned
down. li-eh «cut working independent oi eurh
other, with no nmp cent irons to tulle up leg
room. lie goo err le when arranged for one
rent 38 for too. our all good for two on for one.
Fnll curininn rill urounrl Heat nrrnngemenf. ior
converting it inro is two or four plum-rigor vehi-
NOW,
to capacity and more room then an; (tut-under
r
l
cie evor offered. Quulliy and workmanship
Fund of l‘inythiugo.
‘ A hirz toyrunker in London received
lor'ne time hook on order from the into
rat iiunsiu. it is common tolls thul.
th s homely man woo the lilac-wt. oi all
children who nnumrlly wither under
0 fumily roof of. Fredeushorg. Few poo-
plo know, however. how purring won his
love (or n pluything. ilo hnd in his col-
lootlon some of tho prettiest models of
ironclndslmugiunhlo. Ono of thorn cost
over £3,000. Then: is another in solid nil-
ver and a superb Wooden model of u lull
1'!ng chip which would he 11 drerunof
del shit to the dullest hoy. ills host. pur-
"chase was the model of on Aiiuntio ntr-nru»
er. It in n grout piece of work. tllonliip
being a yurd long and perfect in all de-
tails The precise Cont. of this model was
£1.100.
0! all the toys at Windsor contiew-nnd
they are runny—it is sold that the queen
“ in most iondof u heuutiiul working iimilr'l
of tho heuvorm. 'l‘hhi ingenious piece of
mochunism shown the \vholo of our sys-
,‘ tern. with tho Cl‘ll‘ril.llll poles und the Pill”.
There is a tiny model of tho moon, “Illréh
revolves about lho enrth, and oil tho
planets. with their satellites, are properly
represented. For in, study of narronomy
and for n right unrh-rstundlrm of the who»
“81 glohu there mold ho nothing finer
than this model. It ollown our ourth tnrrr
ins upon its own nxin iiilil moviro: round
the Bill). it uli’r‘n iI pr'ril‘l't. idi-n of tho rl'ln
tivo positions of the primary pinhole. mid
it ll workud lay it elm'lm'orlt urrnnuolnont
which hi the perfection oi ingenuity ”'l‘ho
Duke of York is yet lioylsh l nonph to Hill
loot stumps nud lure pr-l‘liulH rho ln'nt i'ul
leotion ownod hy nny uumrour in rho
kingdom. Ho hun recently spent nonn-
bundrcds of pound» ililillllfl to this. hot it
I! not his only wouknenn. ilo hue him do
volopod ii grout tasto for r-‘r-ulllrnz ulmut in
I toy hoot on the loko by tho coituge ut
Sundrirnghnni.
In Munich they show you now with on
apoclul prido tho luho upon which the
late king of lluvurin “evil to ho drnwrl
about in a hoot towml hy nwllilfl. Drew-ed
onp-n-plo no Loliorlgi‘ln. tllanlll mom
Ways—remnrkuhlo mun tilll‘ilt runny hours
oi the tiny oping the knight oi rho owull
Ind roully deluded himwlf into tho lli'lli‘f
that he won it person of heroic vlri lln
When this vriuury wourled him nud tho
Winter (hiya were long nud dull, he would
get him into the country. nrnl ihl'rl' tin-«ii
through till} lllllii in n i-‘ll’illxuuf mild llll lit
lip with elm-trio lump» uud no ruriuody
blhlonod that the pt‘ilnililt-l win nllw n
believed that a heavenly npporiliou llml
been Vallchnoiud totlrulu. This lmpre—«lou
the mndnmn loved to runpnlry, illoumlng
.lwnylltho hour oi midnight for tllle exer-
ollo and rnroly returning before :i or 4
o’clock in the morning. .
The (lermun cmpcror’n toys nro olmont
numerous M hie uniforuoi ilo pop»
“to n immitliul working mo‘rlel or u
”may, with engine. cure. points. eluunle
nod ltdtlofln This he Work» (mil-nullily
the nmueemont of his chlldrr-nu-ln m
It] ior hie own muueoiount. llo line ohm
) m. build for hie nursery one of thofluent
- lleotlone at my millions in the world. Ho
. in. hit none nuppiicd with tin troops,
ith cannon, artillery, nmniunltlon who
tout. Ind fortmuce timhthn wiiolo
. r of it great room in the pnlnco nt her-
. can he covered with them. and u mimic
. ttlo fought on n European mole. ilnt
. the emperor": {overlie toys nro hie
tile morn induction. of which he poli-
n our-pricing nnmhrr. Ho hum»
sly given on order to e Themes lmililcr
. mhhhn nilttle electric lounchmhlch,
“finished. will he on pretty no any toy
b the kingdom. it ie coerce the rim of a
“yet in to he Ihnpcd lihdIrngulnr
, and be no wronged that his ninja
intlie elem. one baht-own
”continuum Joni»
.
Iii
W
w.mmtoiw
' ‘ain'mum
Ghost of the rhrlr-lslng Queen.
Much to my disappointment, whenotny-
trig at this pulnre, I did not em even it vee-
tige of in ghost. nithoouh I blow. in the
blue or “hountvd room," but must own
that I certainly henrd Millie weird rounds
proceeding from the next room. Some-
thing or some one tried my door. knocked
several time», and on my opening it there
was no one to he soon. Doom carefully
locked at night were constantly found
open in the morning. und 1 new one door
Ilowly shut ltr-u-lf. ullhongh there was no
wind at nil.
Once or twice 1 four-led thnt fontsiepe
nor-med toinliow mo niorm the passages or
when i went up tho old ooh stairs. My
hostess tells me thot elm hos hcnrd loud
Icrerune at midnight coming [ruin the
“imunred grillery." which is near to her
Ipnrtment, supposed to ho uttered by the
"shrieking ullus‘l," on Mr. Law terms it
in his new "ilulde to linmpron (.‘ourt
Pnlnre." [mill which 1 quote the follow-
ing pnssuge:
"This old lilylilflrli‘illll pullery. thedoor
of which is on the right no you no down
tho etulrr‘nse. him itonruuo from helm; eup-
poml to ho huunlod liy thenhrir-klng ghost
of Katherine iioword. It was here. at nuy
ruin, tlmt who mcupod from her own churn-
ber in which aim was coniinod ln-foro lli'lllR
sent to tho Tower, and run along to seek
an interview with ilenry Vill, who won
houring runs-tin tho rnyul closet in tho
chnpei. .lunt. however, ilfi aim reached the
door the nunrds seized ln'r ond curried her
bur-k. nud her ruthless husband, in spite
of her piercing sr'rrnmo. which were heard
Ilmost oil over the palm-u, continued hio
devotions unmoved. And in this grillirry.
it in hillil, n inrunio form. dressed in White,
has her. even coming towurd the door of
the rnynl pew, rind, just no idle reaches it.
hon horn oliserved to hurry hook with din-
Oriierrd uurlnelliu and u ghostly look of
dcnpnir. urn-ring lit the Home time the
moot uuenrthly rhrlukn till she prism-o
through the doorut tho end of the gallery.
Thogullnry in now tho lniuhor room for
old plr'lurle. illiil. on tho Marin-nun hr looked
nt night, tho \nloo of tho ‘ahriokinn
qnm-n’ in hot rnrely heurd."
Not only in llli! reporter at Jane Seymour
Mild to llrnllli thut port of lllr'pollwowllofl
lWllH playing. but tho ulmetol’ Edward
it in him uliirnnd thut In one of thoroonor
in which who lived luny he henrd tho 'illliilil
of n spinning: whorl-whim need to occupy
much of in r lime in illllillilflil.
li'mdetepa urn lilo" heurd hero and ill
dill-trout pnrh oi the older portion of tho
’ pltlllr'l'. nrnl Mirror l'euu "my or'r'nnlomllly
he own at midnight gliding slowly nhont
i tho long unllvrim und ntnleroomn of tho
' pniueo, her fueo purtlolly roucculr'd hyI
largo urny hood and dressed in it long nar-
row roho.
Within the inert twu month» nohyen than
three ghost» hrui boon pininly noon in one
room nnd twu in nnothor. A little girl of
ill yoorr, uleeplnn in the name room, given
I clcnruml empiric (inscription 0H women
in whitowho appeared to her in the email
hour». Thin child wmr nevnlmned hy hear-
ing: her nmno railed twice, voryloudly,
but did not tnlm any notice end in Itlil.
Pronontly the room become faintly lighted.
and, to her alllonlellinont. a toll figure lip-
a‘enrcd to glide through thecioecd door.
he iiuuro walked up and down in front
of the child nnd looked at her. went to the
other end of the room, ntood rilll and
then, still poring, helm: to umtlriulilto,
Ind raising her hand commenced at long
I h with tin-re strange words: "licheld
t o enelny oometh. Prepare the my oi
unripe." At this point tlmllttlo girl bi!-
onrne no torrllicrh that the hid her face in
the hedclothee and whipped hcr elm, no
that she could not we or hear anything.
Pro-anti: rho ventured to look up min
and new the IppIfltlon elowly indie.
meow-Ammo.
'nowm'lwmmemom
who ; one not
“Now. will hypnotiom do this? All
those who nre iumllinr With the suhp-rt
null who run r-lii'illt \Vliii nlltliorltv tell no
that the hypnotic ope-rotor halo, while
tho nllllju'i'l l~ in the hypnotic nieep,
nh~olute control of the mind of the nub-
ject.
"We urn forced to operntc now in excr-
claim; the pnrnlymd nervu of the deaf
mute while the brain in busy with oil the
other Hermes. The nerve.» of \‘ih‘lilll are
buoy tit-king oi! their illi'fi‘ilgl‘fl us to
wiml the eye sees, and the imllu in reply-
in].' whnl. to do uhout it uud w not to look
at ne.\t; the, 501158”! touch is engorged ill
the some wny; the hillt'll, the taste, are.
intending their little purugruplm of news,
and that wondrouuly tinny lo-nm up there
near the r'runium illiiht record nil the
meamtgw it reocivennud no on sending
its ro-plieu. Only tho operutor, he won
us he plur'e-i the pnlierit n. the hypnotic
nleep. pr‘ur'l‘i'ils nt once to give orders to
the nerves of [note and touch unri night
and smell to no on u vncnriun. "l'uhe n
rent.l ehull wuut you numn,‘ he myo.
‘Wheu ldo l \vill cull you." The entire
energy of the hruin. let oil from [Le m'l'il-
puiion With the other some». la put to
Work to brunt: this nerve oi ull ileum ll
command that nuilll wok.- il from its
lethargy. ’l'he eonu-urruted lll‘dlll power
neling under the commund oi the illlt‘l'il'
ior woken up these norm-s, tries lliL’illJtlid
grndlmlly ll'.‘Ll'll:i to use tin-m. .
"'l'umvr- yours nun when I :ulvurlr'wl my
lllmiry of Ill-\‘i'mplrlu the larval ~~l'lihillll'
irhw oi the mum-nudity Infidel/Jul nudi-
iury m-I'vi- lu'npli' mid, linllwuiouo!
l“l'l‘lll‘li s.i\'.lril~ ruilrrl ll n y ~i. Villully
the ‘ii'l‘lllilllN tool. it N'i’lulHIy, loll-nod,
i-Mn-rlmenled, unrl to-dny ore produr'iug
the nililll' Proud» of whirl. .\lr. .lnlll'n lo u
nper-iun-n, llllil lo illl)’ Ilr-ul mull-u oil over
i'lurnpe ore I'I'ilplllL: rho hemvlit of ii.
“if llypliul lr‘ lrlllill'lu o rurll lw lllllllrlrll
urn our-- We will ill‘l‘nlllllliull more than
“”‘i ot'r‘l‘ 'l'r-l. lll'l‘ll lliIlli' lll llll‘l lliii‘, From
the l'llis'vrally of Mmuewm come-i lire
newu (hot :| ind who for fourteen yvurn
hm not lll'lli‘llllilt'il u nlunlu mum! llilii
hud .inrl illul oulyuiieru iew moutlm'
operiiilng in the llli'lllH ol the hypnotist,
in" punter oi aper‘u devrmped within
him.
Vl‘u nun-.- ood {Inter iliutllrr, Mm. i'vun. ;
i
"In t hm l'iiHr' the lioy i‘lllllll ulwuyn lleul‘
tllnillir‘ll). ’l‘hin \mu one of illmw very
rnre rows is here the hoy nil-i ulllir'tml
with \\ lot! in l\lirn\li m upon-on tuui ii!
there mm :1 pl'vrminl lilii'dlynln of rho
nervw which lii‘l nu llli‘nei‘liul'i'n iii-tween
the lll'dlil rind llu- omnun ol .«pewh.
.lgzilmt the .Vn-Ie in Art.
lown 1-. lllllfillll‘l'lllli} ii m up : wr the
qllr'nliuil wiwrlwr u linuru uhivh in to
nill‘luounl n, poilrl' Irmullrur'nt ~lrull he
undo or drnped. Upllilmm on the only
jest are. vnrioliu, uud ilinr'llwnliril wnxpn
wnrm. 'l‘he runner in lulhed of from
the ntnmlpoiotu oi nri. propriety. rnoruln
end the Well! her.
The iuoi mum-d element i-r drugged into
the argument by u iii-wapoprr which evi-
dently wont» to (lililul' the point; made
by olppvurorn totiie nude, in ml. The
l‘llliiil'. \t'lill'h in plilillullurl ln Keukuk.
“rum Holt while u onto-d ninlue may he
Ill right In it worm, noulhern r'ilrne, ltin
quite iunppropriuie to u high, chilly inti-
tnde lihe timt oi northern lowo. Hence
the ntntuo ehould he rirnpu-d, because its
exponure to lneleuwnt wrurlwr Would be
out of harmony with oil Moms of corn.
tort. Illll might give the nliivrrn to
nympnthetic trlmeryerm
Why Bile (lilo-e Illa.
Purim-Yen, i like him well mnuruh,
Minnie. but how did'you evor happen to
marry n man u llerui nhorter than you
nrei
Minnie—4 had to churn“... Fred. between
Illttle mun wnh n hiu minty and in bi.
man with it little noinry~lown Full.
Gillan. ..
imam-n (\t’ninuink gun chilly-Bo
Wild pimwt’n “will“. {I}??? ’
*p’utvdcr’unhotont nu .. "
. m V .
the very beet.
Morris Woodhull,
”Ll WNUFAOTUREE.
DAYTON, OHIO.’
-Wll‘rfllli 0F
'wmur’s GABBIABE liEPilSlllllll
ALL KINDS;
'ihe finest Traps, Buggies, Phaeton. and Canopies. Car
load of one and two horse Farm Wagons, with eolid axles just
arrived. at Wright's sales rooms.
one, call and see me.
If you are thinking of buying
L. M. WRIGHT.
For SCENIC and SIG-N LETTERING get
my figures for work done by my
artist. GEORGE WASHflllllli.
BICYCLES.
The best made. Can save you from $15 to $25 on them. Do not
buy until you see them.
BEPllllllNll 0F Al
(Coiled for end delivered free oi charge“
hymns.
l‘Inuily hie-h.
Family lili'ills «horrid he so well served
ouch illi)‘ rlmt no eli‘ort will he nppnreut
when ('olupnuy is present. The servant
should he lnucht to lullll‘ writer, pit-m platen
and olm-rve b‘n- gllr'hh' wmiin without old
from her robin“. There. should he no
lmiwor eluolnn: oi pinion or glimmer, and
ilu-courwe should by removed without In
Word. \‘v'lwrl lln- ilt‘nht‘rl i~4 duet-J on the
tolile, the Lilitwrr‘ .-hon id ln' liked it ill plnieo
piloneianl llu- wrvrml almlllil lllttd retire.
~New ()rlr'nnn Trim-vih-rnocmt.
J. A.‘ Richardson. of Jiflereon City,
“0., chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
gencreleaeemhiy oi Mimouri, wrltrn: I
wish to testify to the merite of One Min-
ute (Tough (Ture. When other nucrelled
cures fuiied.l oldninrd almost lnntnnt
relief and n epeedy cure by the one of
One Minute Cough Cure. (i. A. Gregory
dc Co. and (i. (3 hirillmnn.
Moira of local entertainment» of all
kinda to which an udruimn’rm is charged,
and nolim mandated to promote private
intermix, mail when an advertisement
of name ammo" in advertising wlumm,
in charged [or at regular ram. ii) conic
a line. “A
ll ii. Bowman. puh, Enquirer, of lire-
nien. ind, now; but week our little
girl hahydheonly one we hlfll,Wflfl token
eioh wnh oroup After two doctors iniled
to give I’t‘lli'i and life woe hanging on I
more [hrs-mi we tried One Minute Cough
i‘ure and it- llie wee envrd. G. A
iiregory & Co. and ii, 0. Stilleon.
"Petlmpe you would not think no. but
I very {large proportion of din-nus in
New Yorlt comes from enrelmmcee about
catching cold," says Dr. Cynu Elinor).
"It in Inch n nimpie thing and no com-
mon, that very few people, unless» it in I
one of pneumonie, my my attention to
n cold. 'ihere are 3 arm many once: of
ontnrrh and consumption which have
thir origin in thin neglect oi the elmplnt
notion of every.dey life. The moot
crucible advice in, when you have one get
rid of it cocoon u poo-thin. ily nil menu.
do not neglect it.” Dr. Eel-on does not
tell you how to cure n cold but we will.
Toke Chemherinln’e 00th Remedy. It
will reileve.lhe loop. end nomination,
open the Il'cnillolll and noon other n we
mnnent core. 25 and 50 cent bottle- for
role by G. 0. Still-on. drown.
linliewYorkntiillonnln mundane
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