are-cents.»
Theeterynoeethatanllnallehman
ably :intentioaed Frenchman. banner
the latter mm to cell the line-
llahman a " non-combatant "No
Briton." the pugiliet declared in ex-
planatlou. f‘wente to hear himself
epohen of er a non-combatant. leaet of
all by a Frenchman.” Yet, if acme one
would write each a hietory of non-
oornbatant heroee ae might be com-
pelled from authentic record: of even
modern ware. it would he a record of
bravery lmpoeeible to beat; and con-
eplcuoue among ite braveet’and beet
characters would atand out Napoleon's
enrgeon-in-cbiaf. Baron Larrey. in
theee den. though we hear no much
of Napoleon and his eoldiere, we have
not heard enough of Laney, who waa
a better man than all of them. He at-
tended Mend and foe alike on the bet-
tle-fleld, and he revoltioniaed the
treatment of common eoldiera for be-
fore hie time it won only oflcen who
got much eurglcal attention.
in a battle in Egypt General Lilly’e
knee was ahattered by a bullet. and
array. eeeing that it wee imperative
to eave the General'e life. amputated
the leg under the enemy's fire in three
mlnutee’ time. Joel on it wae on. the
Buglieh cavalry drew down upon
them. Larrey lifted up hie patient.
and carried him after the retreating
French army. taking a ehort cut over
ditchee where the cavalry could not
follow. In the end he completed hie
job and eaved the odioer'e life.
in the eroeelng of the Beiwaina in
_ the terrible retreat from lfoecow. Lar-
: rey, he got over the river, found
that certain euopliee for the nick and
wounded had been left on the other
aide: fearful coniueion reigned. death
was on every aide. from the crowding
of the French or well In from the
enemy, but back Larry went to get
hle hoepitai euppliee; even in that wild
eeerte the aoldlera recognized him. and
_ came out of the delirium of the hour.
into heroiam the eight. "bet to
rave him who raved on." they cried.
end he recroeeed the river in the error
of men before whom all the frantic
crowd gave way. At Eerilngen. the
emcere of the etaif complained to Na.
. poleon that their horeee had beenehot
by commend of the eurgeon-ln-chlef;
llarrey waa eummoned.
“What." raid the Emperor, “have
you ventured on your own reopen-
elbillty to kill my omeere' horaee for?
For food for your wounded?"
"Yea, elre." eaid Larrey; and not on-
other word did he add to that euperb
anewer. And for that anewer Na-
poleon made him a hem of the em-
pire. Napoleon never ehowed himeelf
in no good a light ea in all relating
. to Baron Larrey. in hie will he wrote:
"i bequeath to the eurgeon-in-chiei. oi.
the French army. harrey. 100.000
trance. lie to the meet virtuoue man i
have ever known.”
Among the namea of the great eold-
lere engraved on the Arc de 'l‘riomphe
in Perle atande that oi thil lllleot.
brave. tender-hearted phyeieian.
m. marlin and
“W. or rnille
drownin- a lady in
willreqnire three and
5 . oi thirty-vix-ineh
mica“. iecnt
fl. “JO. :8 and dil-
m
rem...
ra- ngeiae lied.
When travelling in the foreete of
“mmmmm Guiana and Paraguay. it ie not no-
WW common to meet with a bird where
M- Tl” l0"! muaic greatly reeemblee that of an
,alh‘lhe will.“ of Angelou ball when heard from a die-
ave WW. lance. ‘l‘he Ipanlarde call thia einau-
lar bird a bell-ringer. though It may be
etlll more appropriately decimated ae
1. date. the Anaelue bird. for. llhe the Annalee
hell. it it heard three timee a day.
.‘ morning. noon and nlaht. lte tong.
which dance all deeerlptiou. correlate
of anemia like the atrokee of a bell.-
eueoeeding one another every two or
three mlautee. an clearly and in web
e reeonant manner that the lleteoer. if
a dunner. inane him-elf to be near
a chapel or a rental. not it tum
out that the heat in the chapel. and
the bell a bird.
of the Angela bird in
eat. lie to aa lam
white ea allow. bealdee
term and will in
meat enrioae ornaa
Mel bird la the loft
teatime on lie beauti-
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Edmond alarm in making their tol-
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happy. couple. The women of the la-
lend klngdom were delighted with the
innovation. for never before war a
Jen-lieu woman. empreee or otherwloe
eo honored. The emperor wee aieo the
but not only to concept. but to lneiet.
that hie wife ehmdd-ahare the throne
with him and be conceited on mattere
of national importance. The Empreee
Fueaka ie a patroneee of the Woman'e
Hospital which her hnehand eetabc
liehed in Tohio. Thle inetitntion bee
free warda for the poor. pay warde for
the wealthy. and la conducted on the
beat eclentiiio methods.
. The Mikado hae aleo honored hie
wife by giving her a piles at his table.
for it baa never been the Japaneee cue-
tom for the ”empreee to eat before her
lord and creator. For'her use he he:
had a gymnaeinm fitted up in the
palace. an he in very fond of athletica
and wiehea the women of bin ruuntr!
to devote part of their lieureato healthy
exerciaee. The empreu one a beauti-
ful eaddle hone. and him the distinc-
tion of being the dret woman of Jop-
1aneee birth to ride on-vhoreebaclt.
l The Mikado le a prolific computer
of veree. He writer chleiiy by the
beauty of women. and of the glory of
Japaneee warriors. who. he elnge. have
been luaplred to brave deede through
the worda and image- of their wivea
and aweethearte. which they carry in
their hearts on they ride forth to bat-
tle—Puritan. '
The Warme- ef Calvary,
There in a new organization of wo-
men in New York. and. ea in the cane ,
with more other new thinga. the wouq
der in not that it baa come now. but?
that it he: never come before. There
charitable people have etarted a iiouee
of Calvary. a refuge for indigent wo-
men who have been pronounced incur»
able by the cancer nucleate—«men
which have hitherto been not to the
almebouae.
The Women of Calvary are ‘weli
known throughout Europe. but thie ie
the tint organisation of them in thie
country. The lirat donation for" lie
benefit come from Theobald Chartran.
the French artlet. lie haa painted a
portrait of‘Archblehop Corrlgan in his
archieplacopei when and presented it
to the iodine. Perhupa the picture
ehould be looked upon an a gift from
both the archblahop and the painter.
forthe dietinguiehed prelate baa a
great objection to having hie fenturea
portrayed and only connected to all
when he heard of the worthy object
for which the work wee to be done.
“" cannon Danae Needed.
Make your own individual life. There
in no good reaaon for lie being a bad
copy of your grandmother's. la there?
i had you know the woman who
worhe la eometimee often a woman
who in not rich. is it not a want of
eimple common eenee that leave: a
wicked covetouaneee that leads to In
much loitering!
‘1 in it not a million timee better to be
your own nimble. wholeeome. genuine
eeli than a mieerabie caricature of the
woman who can afford to live and
'dreee differently? When thie fouiiah
atruggie. thie everlaetlng effort to
”keep no" to added to the burden of
the woman who worka. the case in well
nigh hopeleee. A
L The woman who worlre ie prone to
rule. Old waye. it in woree when ebe
Noumea a dometlcwathercoek. chang-
ing with every breeay margarine article
that heppene to come under her eye.
dt happene that eometlmea old waye
and money and labor and a lot of other
thine are wanted «rmlmeetina. iltiil
one dove not want to be "no!" or
wet." Comma eenee to what we
M—Womenhiad.
A cool rlilew.
' a paper pillow ie invaluable to etch
near. upeeialiy in oaeee of fever. at it
knew continually cool and la not an»
paneive. All mane oi wrltllll ”it”.
old hotel. old eaveinoeew-aay mm
which come- lo M be it
Out there into attire about oneaha
tech em and two iachee. loan: car
tmvellwilha, “While
tea a low tilted! laurel! etul
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twin weubwaliew eluded deter
mam beer eweet.
tetromtiie date-Jill
3 mm
the = wl Wire
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plane for thoee vain longinga and the.
are nod and new waya bad. Time,
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a“ ‘dfiy‘ie some ouch way nee the lead
kw
impart
rank flavor to daily producta er a rule
and ehonld be excluded from the ration
of the mllch cow. Manda“ acrea
of More land that would otherwlae
helnthebutoteondltlon.mom-
:icelly epolled by being overrun with
uoxloue weed- and buehee. ‘
In the went. alfalfa impart-Ate pe-
culiar though not unpleaeant flavor to
milk. while in the great dairy dietrlcte
of the cart. every one in now familiar
with the teete of enellage milk and
cutter. , Valuable forage crepe which
ere now thevery foundation of mod:
ern dairylng. cannot be diecerded ho-
:auee they tranamit their etrong veget-
able flavor to milk. but by thorough
aeration of the‘freah milk much of this
.rnpleaaant foreign flavor can be eli—
minated, and at the came time the
keeping quality of the milk be aeeured.
Where noxiona vegetation abounde
ea in neglected paeturee. the remedy
to not to palliate the evil, but to re—
more it. The milch cattle and dairy
method: may be improved. but “not
.tntil the com grave in a nature con-
:aining only sweet nutritious graseca
are dairy methoda correct or profitable.
| it in not a hobby to dole on line
flavor for dairy products. it you win:
320 have your dairy goods bought after
lin the market and command beet
prime make flavor I specialty—Agri-
‘tulturiat.
i
bumble foot. i noticed one of my
heavleet Brahma pulieta limping badly.
She aoon became too lame to atnnd.
l examined her and found a well de-
veloped case of bumble foot. The
‘twelling or bunch wae opened. The
tumor had been neglected so long
7thot it contained nothing but a hard.
white, cheesy unbalance. All thle waa
removed and the fowl placed in a
bucket of etraw in a warm nook by the
kitchen lire. Twice a day the foot waa
ranked in warm water to which a little
mtlle soap had been added. then a
{cloth saturated in a week solution of
Icarhoiic acid wae bdund about it. The
.wound bled badly. For three daye
‘lhere war no improvement and I be-
came convinced that the carboiic acid
aggravated the bleeding. I then bought
on ounce of oaieaaola and diluted with
Jive parte of water. After each bath-
: ing and washing. the bandage woe di-
luted with this solution and never did
a sick hen recover more rapidly. in
iece than a week the wound had no
healed that the hen appeared as lively
no any of the poultry, although ehe
jwill niwaye limp slightly—C. Potter in
1 Agriculturiet. '
Bumble loot (lured.
When to Plant Deeldwooa 'l'reee.
Although some verietlee of trace will
grow ll planted during any eeaaon of
the year. for luatance the vorioua ever-
greene. including palme. the moat fav-
orable time is when the declduoue
treea hello to aired their foliage. dur-
ing their dormancy. nay from
lint of December to the drat of liar-ch.
the earlier, however, the better, be-
;cnuee although the tree ie dormant.
=yet lte cut route will calloua. heal over
land new roctlcte etart even in winter.
Thus. as the days grow longer and
warmer. it in. owing to lie new feedere
and renewed now of rap. better en-
abled to withstand the often hot and
acorchinz raye of the midday run 0!
trimmer. which but too frequently
bomb or acalde the bark of a mug-
[ling tree.
lineal Fodder.
1 notice aome farmere have dldlculty
in getting their corn to eat fodder
from ahreddere. l have never ehred-
ded any. but commenced feedlna my
cattle the tint of the aeeaon. One day,
being in a hurry. l fed the whole fod-
'dor. and found they ate it better than
when out. i latte ea much paler to get
fodder load ea 1 do hey; i don‘t want
it too drl'. but Itand it on the butt and
aa nearly perpendicular aa pouihlo.-
if i one. two tiara deep. li mot-t
ennnah to kid acme. all tilt: better.
»J. ll. 'l‘ot n.
Vie-lend Arab-u
Burrowing appiee pare the email
Dutch “more of Wayne Co. N. Y.
There are many ouch who can ill to
it acre form. They nae email crap.
drama and dry til bu. irult per day.
While the men are workina on the
lam. the woman evaporate the fruit.
lien: women have thee paid 'or the
lam wblid’the men had it hard to
g be can.“ from ordinary farm
aalee. “V
Proper flange rev I‘eeltry.
.. Germain-OM man
for lull fewla. bivide it in two por-
tion with poultry fielded: let the
flock run on ewbeii. while the other
It cultivated. or at least plowed and
vowed down to arm Poultry will de-
lieht. to tide arena the neat amine.
or below am he uni-met.
be lieill Neal and free from diaeeee.
, W
N the forum Mice.
Last winter I had my first case of
the
re- m M to yer ._
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through July and 3.111311». an
LAD
One lot indiee' turret lace. '
. r. ., line lot ladiee’ line vici kid. tnroe and weite ‘
~ . One lot iadiee’ line Guodyrlr welt. pick and coin toe.
- One lot ladies“ due rueset Orfmda. ‘
One lot ladlee’ dive anode ”and entir- Oxiorde
Ocelot miuee' rueset eprin ,
Una lot of chlld’a rueaet av n3,-
Iien'a .5 meme.
tien'a a rueeete.
Men‘s 3 turrets.
Men's ago russete,
lien'e 4 patent leathers,
Men'e 3 calf,
Man'e a calf,
licn'a a bicycle Oxiorde.
Boye' O3 patent leathers.
ys' z ruescte,
Boye’ 75c tennis,
r- . ill _ I:
.‘fdll‘tllhmllm
One lot child'.-‘kid and were: Oxforde
nuance.
Bovsn'
This is the greatest bargain sale on top of this oath. and are u to
we
will continue
he on earth.
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1870 I0 i338
Mona. 433 Main street
“room-a. cores
D. w. RAYMOND.
Funeral Direetor
and llbelmer.
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menu. Ill-ohm Hoe:
Dr. F. Iohavolr.
omen.
It. I. Deraer 'aeblagtea and
lrenklle weete
Wedneadareanddaturdamtoepa.
enema util'l'llll ‘l‘o none. or
Will". an! v1 1!
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Soft Shell Crabs. - .
Little Neck " v ..
Clams
Sent Out
Oil the
And all
Kinds
of L '
Froah Fish. _
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IISI‘IIIBTOI
Illhfl, Hum &
ZELUFF,
Taxman. s-e.
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in eh. “odor in improvovvwnea.
Thin company haelaened an
Art catalogue oontaiuln much of val.
he. ltiafree Send or one The
balthijremter lypewrlter co.
firehouse. N. Y.. U._8. A.
New York once. 837 Broadway.
For
the
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By eebernee. eetlmatee. and ludednite
promleee of e returue in the future.—
ple may be eoeived for a tlmabnt not
or all time. A pulley in the Connecticut
General Life lneurenoe lie. in what the
people will hare after they have been
duped into aovue acbetne of cheap inenr-
once. Cheap lnaurenoe la like cheap mon-
ey: It lati’t worth inlloli.
[r you went protection for your family
or «“le in core: 0! old one. get a plain
do nite policy in the (‘mnuectlcot ile oral
lilfe Inenreoee (bnmpanv. of iiart
deaeeetleut Ieaerel tile
leeureeee de., eiilertierd.
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Deweetie.
The Old W. ii and Con
necticut Lauedrlee.hand
and ileum. Office. or
Weehtngton Bi: Laun
dry. Hevtlend It. near
Water. The public are
cordially tool to call
audietpeeteu uadry
at an time. .
Luncheow' ‘ 11
M1? llerend
" del ' ' ”"lnalwlth
Minnow
iicklloa in the throat.
more. value of comm ‘
'l'beperfeotromnbluationoftbetwoin-
gndlentelewbatprodneeunchwoodb-
him. Emanuel-uh Bend for
teetimooiaie .
1r, J. 0m&00.. Propa. reach.
0. contempt» fro.
Momentearenae if modem. 1
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where
bring
dthey o
:medhézn u. .’
mum uh would ,_ -.
‘m 0
Itiealwayesrefiiyingtoreeeiveteefl- ~
moniale for Chamberlain’e Colin.
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy Iii '
whentheendoreementieirom a playi-
eianltie especially». "There in an
more eatiafaoteryr or efleotive m,
thaanambor-lain'e Colic. Cholera and,
Diarrhmaiiemedy,"writee Dr. R. It.
Bomedylnhleown family and acid it
inhladrngetoreforelxyeare.heehonld
certainly know. Forealeby G. 0. Bill!-
eon. -
for thoeedwho will)
coffee at about '
Mk!
taken
cording to directinne. Furthermore we
have yet to learn of a near. to which it
her failed to afford benefit. 80 any hun-
drede of drugnlate all over the country.
Honoured othere. will care you.
To 1.151383% inc diaeaeeli
tie-soon. to euotho the irritated enrfaeee
to inetantiy relieve and to one
cure re the million of De ltt'e W '
Hanoi Salve. p
Chamberlaiu’a Colic. Cholera and
Dial-thine Remedy alwaye alt-Ia
prompt relief. ForealebyG. 0. “till-
son.
No man or woman can enjoy life ,0!
acmmpilrh In in thin world .
enduring from a id liver. Dertt'e
Little Early Bleere. the that llama
that man quickly. piiie 0
"Let me give you a pointer." raid I.
F. Group. apopnlar conductor on the
Ill-ionrl Pacific railroad. "Do ”I!
know that Cbamherialn’e Gallo. Ohoiera
and Dian-lime Remedy care- you when
you havethe stomach ache? Well. it
doee." And after giving thin M
bitof advice. the condom paeead on
downtheeiele. Itieafaotthat theta»
node of railroad and traveling men
nevertakeatripwlthoutabottleoflhie
‘ Remedy. which ie the heat care 9“
boweldieordereln the world. iii and
woentbottleeforealelryG.O.8illleeei.
Running eoree, indolent alcove
rimiiar troublee. even though of tax
F3; «audio . may be cured
will who... limit???
the great pile care.
at»... am. .. .
it you have ever area a little ehil
e myem of whoopl a
you have been an $.60:th
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