a!“ use. by'llss B. R. Beo‘Vil. o!
. .W Geoerel Hospital in thh
weaken-l condom the following
«beet-fort!» benefit of our nose
M tenders:—
thu an accident happens there is too
much Valuable time lost in frantic rush-
in; hithernnd thither. or in hasty appli‘
onion 0! unsuitable remedies that do
“a m that good. A little self-pee~
nylon and the exercise of common sense
milk one to be of the greatest use
mes. end rhn even the n
or string lilo itself?” in mm
, Every hale-hold should have u store of
simple remedia. and also sntidotes for
line of the more common kinds of pois~
one. They should be kept where they are
anally minim—mot in a locked closet.
of Which the key is sure to be lost at the
verv moment when it is most needed.—
uud in a place which is well known to ov~
ery member of the family.
In very severe cases of burns or scnlds
the nervous system is more prmztrntod by
the shack than when the injury is slightcr.
The pulse will be small and quick, and a
stimulant should be mliuinistrrul without
Whiting for the doctor. A touspmnful of
few brandy. or a tablestmonful in an equal
quantity of water may be given.
The whole theory of dressing is to ex-
elude air. The more etl’ectunlly this is
done the greater will be the relief nllunled
the patient. \Vhen only it small surface
is injured an artificial skin may be formed
With flexible collodinn; or if that is not at
hand. common mucilngv or gum arable
dimlved in warm water will answer. As
one by" dries another should be painted
over it.
An excellent remedy for burns and
amide is a mixture of lime writer and
Iweet or linseed oil in «will parts. .\nn«
ther excellent one is bicarbonate of. soda.
The common kind used for wanking may
be employed. A thick layer should be
spread over the part and covered with a
light wet bandage. limping it mom um!
renewing when um'vrh‘nry. !
“When the clothing tnkt-s tire it is null if
the victim have pl‘t‘it‘llL'i‘ nl' mind to «and
perfectly still. Motion fans the llumv and
causes it to burn murv quivkly. ll» may
throw himself upon the Ilnur and null nvvr
and over. bill newr from place l'l plm‘u
seeking help. .\ woolen shawl. n plvx'v of
carpet or a rug may ho wmppml around
the portion not covering (lw fawn :uul if
there is tiuw tn wet it. so much tlw lu-ni-r
but there is not an instant In lnsi‘. punti.-«
uhu‘ly if the t'lntllingis (Within. 'l‘lw grunt
Object is In prvvvm tliv Ilrunns hum rmh‘lr
thil throat. :lml tlm vlnut living: lulll'llt‘ i.
In a SQ‘VQ‘I’l‘ cut an tlw lingnr. when the
flow of blood remix-rs tlm \ll‘l".‘ill‘.: Hi i: :i
matter of difficulty. it may Ii.» vhv-vkwl by
tying a string lightly :mvund lln- lmw ut'
the ringer. ll um~t llwn lw \\‘.'\~iii‘l m
Cfiill “'lllt‘i’. :lllll tilt‘ \‘lll Hill lu- lll'l"‘x »'. all
li-isuri- will: diurh} in: «‘2' «mun lint. r
and the string l‘t'll‘.i'v\i‘~l.
[ill-mini: irnmiln~i1w~w11|n§ Em «up: - »l
by lym: lint nu tln- lun‘lt. \\ .“1 t ~~ I'M}
rum-d unul the lam l. le-l Illull'v‘ 1' 'l‘? .-
unw 1mm ln- mm 2- .l \\ xii: .l «fut.» 'i'l- l
Willi pulllhlml 2. .~ ur \\ rm“; 1-2:“. H' ; 'xx
tor. Tliv l‘mx l ~li~lil~l n: x. r im hwéd r
;\ lutsin as llu- §\<'\'.l|I-ll i'lh :uxngu-a Hy . ii-
uig. l‘lu-Nuxl ,n;l\ h- T‘H‘vllh-i in: mi
sponge.
“'lunzun ,,,, :\ l» ‘1'“ -- .
lllt‘ llrnl lil'dlfflil 1» 3.. i‘ l' tum . 'l .=‘. I.
lungs. .\ alight ltll‘l\\ lwl;w <"l‘1r‘ '3‘! 1mm -
tori-dire nl'lln‘lrlwnl l-l"1ll|ix:l'<|~.ll puts
that vumv llu‘mllgii ti. ‘ lilwllill \\ Hi g ml .
film's saw mm‘li m-wllws itll'd 'ty, it! n l
from the lungs is always bright z'ml \‘ulnr.
because it has jxht lit-1‘11 purified by mu-
tuct with the air. It frnihy. mixed
' with mucus. in small quantity. and is u>~
unlly t'llllRllt‘ll up. lllnml frum tln- 3mm.
is
Evil is dark rwl. :rlmnst l=l wk. i~ mimul
with parlivlcs nl' l'mul. .' mu . li‘. l.ll‘_’,;s‘
quantities. and i~ vmmml. Illnwl (rum
the gums ul' mmuh I: .xf nwl .mlur. and H
usually mixml \\ 1th s.‘\l|‘\.l. l':ilu~s1t has
flfit ll‘t'll n‘-\'.Lllll\\‘t'\l ll i~ nut \unmwl Lr
cnuglxml up.
In lwniwrrhngv f1u!ntlwlzin:~(l..- illulll
and ilmulult'fi lllllr-I lvu rum-«l.
Mlxquwvnl‘ul
l1
llll‘i‘ l~
in; [rum llw ~l-1Him i: may law vl m'lt- ll l~y
Sum" plu-
nkmua r-w‘wumwml that :i
ll v-nll inn :1» on ill :\ tillllllll'l' ul’ \\';it~'l'.
la :il\\.i}.~ unfi-inuiuwrnvkml1mg
lllv :il-plu'ulmn n‘f :i m'nmzwl pl min-r mm:
the 'itlluléll'll. t'mrkvvl iw- shunlli ln‘ gn'»
an and thu (inclur \t‘lll l'Hi‘.
in lilu-i“liv»-,:frmu \\'r*llli1la‘v1l‘l"!"nl mu
putzifirn. \lir-re- :u‘u llum' tinngs. ll in-
Lll=llt*I-
l"irt. 1m “1hr linger Ur Emmi
bleeding point.
m (‘1‘ lim-
Sn'unvi prizes nu tiw [mun
plying lilo mmmi nz‘ x! :1... mm. _: lu-
found. apply :1 l‘flllilfli‘n' 1h. tightly ma p0»
fillilv :‘l‘u‘t'r (Vi'l lll‘ftl
tullrnix‘luvl irny lw imprvw iw ‘-. {.31 Lunfti‘x.__;
2 lmmllh-rrlnv-f‘.
:u h . y all.“
llu' “Mimi. ‘.:e.
lunE-_
nun-Ex 11.1 ..‘. l-w
till'llillzig n win-u dial. ill-nigh it. and
tni‘lm; ll. (mid. 'l'lm lx mm». :m ur-
tvry is bright rml :ml .wrzuw in spurts
with mud: lwnt H! the hunt. while [hut
from the veins is :x dart. gull’pl; h v‘nlnl'.
and flows in :; rm .uly >l.‘-.':i!:l. \Vlwn the
hlm‘ilingis from an nrtrry the (urn-«sure
should lie appii- ll uln ve the wound and
the lwnrt. and when from it Hit) [luv limb
must be compressed lwynnll t v wound or
opening.
Third. misc fix}! will allow" t! ‘ “rat u!
the body. that the hiumi may drain out of
it. and uummrt it un pitluws. It should ls»
bathed in ice water and have iw wrapped
in cotton cloth laid on it. if tauntuess en-
sunlhe suffvror should not he inmiedistw
, ly arousal. its this is nuturu‘; remedy and
“a“. by lam-axing nu. l'ul'Ct‘ and :wt-ivity of
the circulation. .\ pliysit'inn should be
“Hedda n8 liv"0!l as pueblo.
When poison has lien-t: swallowed. the
' fiat thing to be done is to get it out oi the
staunch u soon as posdbie. belore it has
been sheathed by the system. As stomach
pump do not form part of the furniture
of every house. this must be enacted hv
the when: of an emetic. Sin xuid none
other be sous-libie. stir a whit-spoonful of
mustard into n tumbler-fill of warm water.
and give one fourth of it at utilize. follow-
ing each dose with a cup of warm wster:
WI will do as well. using as mull:
as the water will dismlve. When vomit-
ing 8 over. the whites of two eggs in it
I tumbler of weter may be given. sud as
minimal: milk as can be taken.
If on alkali. as potash or linw, but been
swnlhwed. give say said, lemon juice. for
Mace. to neutralise it. without waiting
fertile emetic to set.
In opium poi-coin after on overdose of
him 006.. he indent in no-
huwatwlnthsface. andslap the
OH with wet towels. and give strong
“it mammoth»
fire-sabre the elbows,
m i used by the WV
0! th- umowoos to the brain. The
head fluid be pinned lower than the body
thstthebloodmsyrun toward it. Tight
clothing should be loosened. psrticulsrly
about the waist and thrust. cold water
sprinkled on the face. and smelling suits
sppled to the nose. Great care should be
taken that strong ammonia is not used.
lest the olfactory nerve be injured. A lit-
tle stimulant may be given when the per-
son begins to recover.
we. _. 7——
Catchlng 3 Clerical Sharper.
Not long «gen mild. clerical looking
gentlemen dressed in black and decorated
with a. white necktie and spectacles. ar-
rived at the city of Brooklyn. To several
thmloglcnns he “presented himself as n
minister from one of the Southern States.
and in his arguments and controversies
upon the Gospel. displayed talent and
tact that nonplussul his opponvnts. On
several occasions he filled the pulpils of
the local brethren and preached with Ml
eloquence and force that almost woke up
the doucons. Invitations to ten pound in
in upon him. and in his hucinl relations he
“'25 pronnum‘wl pom-rt. Ono nulicvablu
thing about him was the availability of
his ready rush. He gave lihcm ly to the
rhurvh und in (‘lmritnlvle societies.‘ nml
never reflmwl the beggar his pimmw
when there was anybody ztnnunl. Sud-
denly he stopped tlislwursiug. and when
chided by the ministers. who had noted
his nlmsgiving tvitli pleasure. he frankly
announced that his nmney hnd gin-n out
and he would be ‘comixillvd to wait for re~
unttanves unless he could get his vhvck on
his home hunk rushed in this oily. As a
mutter of comm, the clerical fraternity
saw through his scheme in n mnmvni. and
and they determinmi to put the swindlur
when} lugwnuld [in tlu‘ lllilst good. Not
being of the \vurfil‘s people tlwy lllll not
exactly know how to put up a secular joll.
and so they u-mplnyml tlw sun inn-u of :t ll!“
tm‘livu to aid tin-m in sending the lirullu-r
tn Stale prison. Thi- «lvtm‘livv mlvisl-d
vivtim. whn would inclorsr the {hawk and
tuki- tlw vulprit In a certain lmnk.WIwrv 1w
mullul lm promptly :iri\\st.‘<l.\\'itli tlw mm
lh‘y ill lkin l‘tk‘lx‘t‘l. Tlh‘i‘l' Wile ~1an llllll~
Gully n: lirsl. us Kill the ministers rugngwl
in tlw Nlll‘l‘lillrlv wiwnn-ntly \uluntm'rvd
to lu‘ llw \‘ll tim. This was finally nvvq-
vomu by casting lots. and our wua vlmsl-n.
llv lmlniml the slmrpvr llnit ln- \y'uuld in-
ilurw his cln ck fur any :mmum. (Hill llw
«lm’mm-nt was drawn fur H.000. Tum-(lb
ur tliry wont In tln- lumk. :unl lllr Inniiry
was paid. and lllt‘ ddm‘tlyu sprung upun
his pin-y. in nl‘vlt‘l‘ in xnnkv
surv. :1 lrlvgmm wan will. in tlw lumk ”in
llx‘lll’lllll‘l‘
tlu-h‘un!li,z:mliu un hvur tlw unvwvr
t‘flllli‘. "l~ll“\‘l{",:vn!(l. l.l‘l lil‘ilwl‘r llJH‘
anything up in $1.36un. “lie nwnw this
lumk :unl i~ luvlmp (Q tln- (lim‘t'wu—Ii‘l‘uklk-
I‘leflc‘.
Mu
oco
.\ filing-u- Bu)": l'o-llhm.
l-ru::;!1u ~32“::.’!‘. mi liqw’w I:
.\I iny puiplv iu leti citv Will lw-m will: 'r
\‘zmg Kwni, {hr ("Human lull" \\ lm gm lurv
Ivl fr nu tin- lngli s. lzmgl lzul .lun» \\ llll
llxv‘~.liil.l-"Il‘_\'. llv‘ illn‘ —-mc-~ .4»! Hill! :\
.;w)l.l~..ln!'lruulm:whit-‘1“lli‘lullxllvn
:it;id.vv‘ w: ln‘ginl llllt‘li'alfl‘l :ill '.il:u‘..‘_ lw
«zltlw EH‘ l'J'i' [H l_\ p n-Jil)‘ :ill '1". lliifilwl-
h'} of Liv- ;un-x‘n‘n-"H m; ll‘~lil‘,: i'lnt‘vwv‘
“IMF in N'lmln ;~
sin but. 2:; “..~r -‘lll!t‘_\.
ll .tl him in!) ri-li‘mtu'mg in- :nmwnw.
Aw lllw lmy was .lvtvi‘mmml in 'm tutu to
liEi nmv faith at ull hazard; h . lm-kml
up in his rnturn to \‘hinm ll‘ ;: will; almost
In curt mi lll‘lltll: but iin Murz~~l quit-Hy
Willi ullmr buys Sunni lV ll NluH.
w wnt‘v tin-y wm‘t- in mil hmn» lxy way of
E Hwy“. llul yum); Kw.“ ~1 fr nu
ilzv 1min in llii « vity. «m lllx‘ l‘l"l lull-
ding grmd-luy in llle frivnvls luv-w. null tlml
i‘lln-lxmt that lil‘ inn-n of him.
“'11le lm iw nnlxriy Mic-m“ l i lmnw, lll'
ll. :lllrl l... w o‘\'l'l rally 3: mm;
i W
... 1
Hr
sv‘i‘fl
is ill 'Vt‘llr‘ ml
to lump ill-l lnn full :iymiru'xlx‘. ll!‘l1~(‘-)‘.ll1‘\‘
:1 rill/Mu n! (luv rum-i H'Jlu ... Thu li-I)‘
must lw mn- llle‘il with .‘l l' u‘v limnllnn l.)
1ni'iI1~”.»lv. lil-
-..-vpn yl':u'-. and “at. with leJ-l fur hit
lail livwl 1!. (Mu-Ha ‘n nr
pe‘l‘mu ll \ H‘tuw. :url .l'lllllf“ I for lxh 2::l‘ l~
lw‘lrml gti'l ., hum-v; .wm.’ lr ”i nf [lm
mud iznlu .::i m- 'ml Lil ~Inlnul Hf .lll
(‘lilnl-w slu ll'lll.“ in llw ruin of tlw
'l‘lxi~.mll1ialil birth
Ilvmlnt‘wis ll no 2‘ vr lmn :. v ,_ t;
ll\'.ll‘u‘ ‘nwat in tho ink? .. lu'. .>(' M‘- em-
llut ll)“
liu'lll‘ 1
I'll‘
lilt'
(‘Ulll-
l
yui‘wlzm. u'nuM
- I
~l\.u'l;“
llvn‘v malt)“. ('lxv'hl‘dli
\
yum-v;
(‘ihi-i» \ll v-z‘vnn- “UHF“.
luml anal ."ulluw :i!‘ li.‘\\' full 3': llll'xlu'l'.
-—————~oo~
Suit-lintliw for
8 ref.
\Viwn lililWl-xl ulu-r..tiu:is 13.34.11 w.- shall
lulu-ly luv-
c illi‘t'l’lllllg {he um- .»f liner in {arm \Vl‘l'ls'
reopened. Alrt‘mly' v mini :Uw’l. :li‘.‘ liv-
ing made to the lilumturv uf Um s-xhwm.
and mm of the mail intvx‘twi L; 49‘ i‘n-w is
n lt‘lil‘l‘ fruul Sir l‘llillp ”up" in n Mr.
.X‘v‘w'v. of Oxford. Sir Philip. mun six
vettrs uzo. resolved in stop liver drinking
among his ll:\l‘“0§lf‘l‘i when they mm,- 'it
\an'k. lie (lid my it :tppuzirs. ln-vzmso Rm
found that accidents lmpp-vund smut-times
and that the man got sullmi and stupid.
"the boys noisy and rough with the
horses." and the women excite 1. All this
mischief he found trncuuhle tn the enor-
mnus quantity of beer which tlw field
hands drank. But as some liquid refresh-
ment was necessary for them. whpt “ms
to be substituted? Sir Philip ingeniously
hit upon wank infusions of cold tea, made
up with milk and sugar, and his workers
took to it keenly. Since then he has had
better work done by his lnbowrs at hur-
vest time. and the wanton have been
grateful for the change. Misha. .u.‘ Sir
Philip says. they Qre able to save more
than formerly. Supplying cold ton to his
friends cost Sir Philip £5 a your. and he
considers the money well spent. We
may remark. however, that many other
substitutes for beer are used. In Soot-
htnd. unless the thinnest of " table beer "
irdrsulr. the favorite liquor of the hub
roster is buttermilk. Then. in other
places. a wool: gruel of oat-meal and
water. kept in coo? piece. is found most
refreshing sud pslitsble. Either is hotter
than beer for the men, and as for the
hays. it is the height of folly to let than
\'~\I‘y llr- 11.23.: v‘unu‘M'l-z’sy
drink stufl that flies to their heads as the
day wears on. and unites them. as Sir
Philip says. “noisy and rough with the
horses."-—Londou WM.
w—«W
When John B. (Bough went to Oxford.
England, to address the students on tem-
perance. the students sent him word thst
he shouldn't lecture on that subject»
(laugh sppeured. however. and for twenty
minutes nothing could he heard lathe hull
but the net cells 0! the boys. When he
did get a word in edgewsys. Bough of-
fered to whip every one of the 500 singly.
A his fellow. hrswny and towering. was
sent up by the students. (laugh said, as
his antagonist approached: “ My friends.
youevidsntlynhundentoodme. “Phi-is
tobeanin‘slisehnlm not spa-ins
83M.” 'l‘hlea-hswit Mike“
them to single out some one pastor as It“
ll-‘l l Y l‘i'i i\'\\' 1' w nu" ;. l'3\1.~ti\'t :!l l
\\'ru!x'1.\:.:‘i‘-'.li'l\51wllllul. \\I.‘.‘~
wil‘wlvih'u ’l“l .ll\* l H'i ~' ’z-tlv",
”l l i z ',‘ ll I)?” \-l n. \I‘ lullwl‘
‘\ ll .. ,. .' E.,_l' 1‘." ;~'. : -- I »-.
‘.\ l\\.LV l‘ l {. llriilvli .\li'l'
,(x‘ inlualmn. ullll ul‘ i 'i‘i'»l hm. I: la: :2 n
l. min: :1! :mru. thruuwznng In ~tl \v nuul
" I didn‘t know,” said an old lady as.
she laid down hamper. “that thieves
we so same that they had to advertise
for 'em. end offer a reward for their dis-
oovery."
W
Two female friends meet after a long
separation and exchange oonfldences:
“Yes, my dear: I have been n widow for
six months." “And I for five years.“
"The same lucky woman you always
wore."
M - .. -
Two doctors numtingone of them mid
the other. “ I gave ten grains of sound-so
to a baby with gastritis. and it d «1 not die
until four hours after I though! .t might.
The medicine is much less dmn. '1'0118 than
I feared it was." The other pt} iciun re-
plied. “Then there is no need :ur my try-
ing it."
.,.. _, W-
A young lady. who has been married a
short time. lately told a bosom friend that
there was only one thing more ushonish~
ing than the readiness with which Fred
gave up smoking when they became on-
gngwi, and that was the rapidity with
which he took to it again after they were
married.
W
A London tourist met :1 young woman
going to the kirk. uml. us not unusunlmlie
was vurrying lwr limits in lll‘l‘ InimlJrudp-
mg nlong lmrufuoi. " My girl.“ he will.
" is it customary forull the ll'tlllll' in tin-so
parts lingo barefoot 3'" “ l‘uirtly llmy do."
said the girl. " and pnirtly they mind
their own business."
,-..
.-\ Yankee " drummer." i'uri‘ying his
box of samples in hand. vuterml one of
the llinghumpton, N. Y.. musiv star-us the
otlwr (lay. and ufli‘r :\ few minutes vou-
vx-nmtion loft. remnrking with vmphunia:
“ “79“. l swun! l’i-nplu lwru lmin'l lmll'
an :inxinus lu huyps i luv in Hull. xiu‘ it how
(lvri mu like illl git Hull 3"
«>- 7
\Vumls nf Aminvur was mm»
imirm‘liuns nlmut
prwwhing in «‘11le n luzunu-r :w in gain nt~
traction and npplnumn “ \‘nung gunfir-
nwn." said 1w. “it's all m-utuiuwl in u nut-
sln-ll. \Vlwn ynu Kn l1) [WU-it‘ll in llxw City
[\kv your l»»- I mull: lint who“ you Kn In
pruvh m lln- (‘Jllllll’l' mku ynm' lwst svr-
In m.
lluv. Ur.
giving his t‘lll‘i." noun-
9'.
(Quite :\ Illllllln'l‘ {if «lurkius. young uml
(llil. \wn- liahingim Killin's \vlmrf ynslvr-
(lay. u‘lirn n lmy nf alum! ill fvll nll‘ nmi
\Vnuld linvenwt with wwuh'ry grnyv llilll
i! lml luw'll fur tlw vnvrny and prom-nor uf
mind uf l'nvlv Maw. Aft-T tlw lmy \vmi
fl‘lfi' and lumlwl n In stmrh-r funk unriwnn
in pmiw ulnl Rinse fur 1h" lu-rniim lu- lnnl
illhl'll} l'll.
" Ii [he lmy your mill :"
pulllr‘fil‘ spm'lzitur.
" Nu. lulufl, lml hc- mum .l('\‘ [in well u
luu‘lt. lln- liml .‘lll ‘ll' hull i)il1i~.pm‘ln~l.—~
(illlvh‘ufqm .VI u'v,
nslu-«l the nym‘
, <> ——
H ihi (il‘lli‘l‘lll Shvrinuu in llw \\'u-~l l'uint-
mull-h. on tlivir urn-lnutmn: "l haw nu
«luulvt l :u all of _\">|l viny mu. nml )‘1'l
tin-xv ‘H'l wux‘ Hr _\uu from llw luglnwl
Lilir lil\\l~~l.ll1.‘il l nuullln‘t soup \\'lll|.
(luv llll; yuur y-nxr». :mel ynur |u-p.-.~ llllll
\llllull'lllllllll". and I'll L’Hv you my Junk
nml my ago. it in turn )t‘:ll~ smvvl wus
«,(imlHanl in Hm: l'lllll'l'l. :unl l uuuhl
,zlml.) gnu-lip a‘lllmlll|i\I',‘:\lI1I‘vllH;:u
:ifl. lli-‘(V'llllltxl.‘\ illnl ll‘KlI‘
( I' again
illlu- £IIl‘i'\\
llll' i\
.0. w
‘. I ‘i 1%“! 1' 1:1 mm ul' 'luu' gulf Nllllll‘.
1' Y5 2 I ‘w' J libhv 1. lllll H. Mull n
rhu' ‘ li\.l'." \‘ilwnllsz'lvl-liill
3‘.\\ ‘. I‘nlml. "ll! Im-lwlilii‘ll Hull:-
tlmn u. . ’wnvil." '* Uh. uni llw plullh r
"it I» .znt-Il runuuh fur niggvrs." 'i‘lu-
hidinp tum. .l llpnn him with it look that
pwrml him t'.r«*u',:l\. nml i'vpln-ll. “ “'0
(in nut lnnlnl tlzllil‘luw fur niggms: We
MHM tlmm fur llw glnry of livid,” .\fli'r
tlw )Ilulllvl‘ luv! I‘wt‘un'l‘i‘tl his lil‘l‘lllll. lu-
w-nl-u'uwl In null. " \Vlml nlnill wu minu-
llu- rlmrle’r" 'l‘l:.- in-llgmitinn n! llw lnahnp
was hm Kln'lll in lu' :lppwust'll in .‘l Hlnlxh'lll.
:iml luv Milli. “ Nun.»- H 'r l «1011‘! klmw‘.
unlm. “‘0 ml! it l‘m ( ‘lmn'li of Hm llul ."
Murmur.
'l‘lw lung-s! inn-ry- uwnur in Main» usvs
‘ Kl-mlull‘s 51mm) l‘nrv' with flu-luvs! sliv-
ll -:nl llu‘lx' :an-i‘liwnwul.
9.."
“Higgins nuw luwp 'l\'.-n«l:ill'-' Spnin
(‘urw' in stock :llhl Hm sale is rapidly it»
l‘l‘l‘H‘llltz. lll‘llil mlwrtxm'Im-ul in amntlwr
t‘ullllllll.
(”t"‘,
. . ow»
Iluvu “'l-mr's Ilul-um nl “‘iltl
('llt‘l'l') nlwuy.‘ u! lmwl. ll mum. (mills.
l'nirhs, lll‘litu’lllll". \\'lhu\pill‘,: i'nll;:li.
(Hump. Inilurrm. ('nnslllllllllnll. nlnl :lll
Nix-nut llllil l.nupJ-‘lunpluinls. 7’0 N‘nln
urnl $l ll lnilllw. '
>7 ‘0'
The I‘wuvlim Syrup has uni-ml
thuurmnvls wim \vvrv suil'vruu: frnul liva-
n-psiu. llvhility. l.i' r ('mnpl.ums. Hails,
llumnrs. l"t'lltfl’r0/()'§lll iluiutsvtv. l‘um-
lullln'sh.
nhlvts frvu in xmv Svtli \V.
Fowlu & Sons. Boston.
.——.———Q..—-——
To “cop the Bluml l'uro
is lhn principle and of tho invunlinns nnd
disvnvvrivn in mmlil-invs. To this object
pmlmlily no one inns contributed more
signaliv than Dr. David Ki-nnmlv .nf Run»
dnul. .\V. Y.. in the production of u medl-
cmv \vhivh has lwconw furnnus under the
title of tho Fuvm'iw Rmnmly. It removes
’lll impurities of the blmul. regulates the
disordered Liver and Kidnuvs. cures Con.
stipntiun. Dyspepsia. and u l diseases and
\vvuklwasuu pet‘u iur to females.
An Honest Medicine.
J. II. Northm . of Lansinghurgh. f0
meriy captain o the Troy mlieo. writ
"I firmly believe that the ‘uvorite Rut
edy has great. vood, honest prepsrntio .
one that xuuy depended upon." And
this is the testimony of thousands. Capt.
Northrup suffered from liver derange-
ment for rears. and was cured by Favors.
ite Remedg. Itis an honest medicine.
and sold 3‘ nilhonoat druggists ut the
honest price of one dollar.
My“
\Vlint nutter Evldonce
could the people ask to substantiate the
merits of Dr. Pierce Family Mc-(lioinns
than the :‘uct tlutt the have tint. only
yearly grown in pop" lll‘ favor in this
country. but the foreign demand for them
has beooiue so great as to necessitate the
estuhlisbinga branch of the celebrated
World‘s Dis usury in London. England.
that these 1) (seam to the ulliicted may be
dispatched from at greatest commercial
center of the world to every country and
pie? Golden Medical Discover is a
concentrated. potent. aiteratlve, or 00d
olumin remedy. that wins golden opin-
ions of l who use it for all human from
the common in: e. blotch. or eru tion,
to the farm 0» our mung.
Internal hm. soreness sud si on.
yieldwiteben influence. Consumption.
which lsbut s arm of somfulous alloc-
tionofthelun .mlnitsear stages
ussotthisoa given
be can“ Ego:
"My. article on oonsutn don and
1:.th in " Invallds‘ Gui e 300 "
—100snts wt-psid. Address. World's
glvnury sdoal Association. Bullsio,
W036 7 Hum, Feb. 8d. 1879.
Dr. R. Y 9
Dear Sire—With trembling head from
my extreme ego. being nigh live. I write
toinform your)! the greet neflt our
Golden Medical Discovery and Pellets ve
been to me. Three ago I was .
trsted whit umonia. and no one
thought Iiwou d recover. By the use of
rose medicines l was ' health sad
ll m to t
Rafi blasts: nigger-medicines
a hull .
W I“
all. The homely, nestled “ssssy” little
chip of a girl will make the prettiest. de-
murest and easiest wife; while the hand-
some. stylish girl will make I. disconten-
ted, sour-natured wife. and her husband
will be in the divorce business before three
[I
"also. ”as 2 muse:
years have gone by. Pick out the homely
and “ sassy ” ones.——Regiatcr.
Warner’s Sara,
Klflnav and Liver
.GURE
$1.25 PER BOTTLE.
A Positive Remedy for Aid. Kidney,
Liver and Urinary Troubles of Both
READ THE RECORP.
" it saved my llfu.“—~E. ll. “their. Bulms. Alu‘.
" it is (M n-umly llllll will cure the many (llsuMus
vcnlisr to worm-n.“ —-!\lullwr‘u Magazine.
“ it has pit-Md wvvro lrI-hi and won endorsements
from Imm- of the hi 'hvst nwdlcul talent in the mull‘
try.“vl~‘mv York \Vurld.
“ No mniI-dy lwrvmfum lllM‘DYl‘H‘tl can be hrltl for
one Inuuwul in mnumriuuu \vllh ll,“—(‘. A. llsrwy.
I). I) . “Wellington. 1). 0‘.
Thlsllront Nutuml ltommlly is fur Sale
by liruggisls in all l’urts oft to World
TRY IT AND TAKE NO OTHER.
II. II. WAIlN 19le Sr. (30-.
lice-homer. N. 'Y.
Averill _
a Dilemma!
”‘0.
Johns’
Asbestos ;
‘ Pam
‘>
Glad
White Lead,
Iron
“Tl ‘.. ljlj
Raymond ‘ Bros
Male and Female. ,
Paint.
Palm.
. Tho Bernin- whmgoodsaa Almost
(iIVIGN AWAY. .
—_ ~—— xscnuan———
(
Jelly ’l‘umbloi‘s, Fruit Jars
And an Endless Variety of
1
IIUUSHFUllNISl-IING G()C) DS.‘
To be found only at the well-known Store of.
._._2'
‘ Brannnlu {
L lll‘lll'lt‘u k
FMISE'..- . _-
“Vi-7 V ‘ l
Ranges,
@3222"
E. K. LOGKWOOD 1W...
fi
;\'l‘ il‘lll'i ()I.I) ST.\N1) ()l“
‘SPRINGWOOD. ”g
All orders lillml pl'mnptly.
(iiyv us .l lrinl.
L
W. W. COMSTOCK’S.
llilflflilllils and MEATS
T. Burr Guyer 8‘ 39m
lily lulix's
liml ' it. in their advantage to trade. \villrns,
011, Turpentine e, e. ~ _
on: or m: morsr AND uosr RELIABLE
neurons m m wonto roa
THE CURE OF
Coughs. Colds. Houseness,
Sore Throat. Bronchitis.
Influenza, Asthma.
Whooping Cough.
Group. and.
Every “faction of tho
THROAT. lUNGS AND CHEST.
Including
CONSUMPTION.
A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WIITESI
“ It does not dry up a cough. and leave the cams
behind. u is the cm with man prepsntiona. but
loosens u. cleanse: the lungs and silly: Million.
lhut removing the cause nf complaint."
no nor m». nncnxm by articles heu-
lng similar “nines. ile sure you get
DI. WISTAR'I IALSAI 0' WILD CHIRIY.
with the signature of ” l. IlUTI‘S " on the wrapper.
no Cents and 01.00 I Bottle.
Prepaid by SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Bos-
MJllus. Seldludmuiuumiduiwl Willi!
use; : 'ONLY
THE GENUINE
MU.w
_"[l DR/DA WM UK- ;
\ THh are!
PERFUME?“ THE.
T ‘8- THE RAT”
.....
/-
GROCER’S,
/,
/
ilPPINli ~
0° .
100‘"
in?
Tillil...
_ A”
all! it
fiGEN‘I'B WANTED
590 to It” A Mommillllllllol’illlh
HOW‘T '0‘ B s: ‘* Willi"?v'i‘lsi‘iig
‘ , '.' .3 2.“: .31,
WW!
LA {3‘} ‘ hi. -' 3
.Je'hr - 1': vii Ir. .w ‘1
\ 7 “ -.' .-. . - .
I» l -. .
ll'. 5 . ~ _
‘71 1y
{DAVID 'siro w.
BERT
claim owl
.Mmei-pw ‘
1.
ii
I
«yam
& STUDENT l“
o
r month
AND
. 0&1" '1";- ‘zfigh (Barns-a =
e e - «gal Wt} . «films? 2 '
a]? up «been {uh h l “rodent!“ n as
e 3 «Hi velopmopt. vary it “prawn iii the 4‘
on a “gown Rage Ill: ninth aw-sbd n. ~ ,7 l ' '
all” iii. upheld! prosperéim- I u lei; '52:! ill»? L "’
l I - ‘
arr? oih:'i§:pdriiiwuto'lx ioultursdtslolt: 31.0.
‘W for . l ed. rust on prompth given.
AT THE
l
BUTCHER’S
BAG-g
SENTINEL-OFFJCE
l-II-I-IIK
ill Pile-(L) .JDuloet.
Bus. l )Coupl
that «ter- a li-omnvo n
commute from your ban
from“ both were. Our Organs hive been
flew-It Thousand Sold.
ll». will I
her sell.
their merits claim! be hidden.
sunnlnlllllltI-Iilwewnlt
or returned to us. sml run will film it at once for fifteen days' trlsl.
TRIUJII’HAZVT TH E
th u‘ ' N°‘,9“°.‘:e.‘“
0w s our in 0 seen as
own Int-swan.“ and the wnnl nf Infurmlllun n pinch-ml to camera! the defects in mutual-Innate
We cannot know who will tout ours
Circulars. with lhu uumds n! (‘nnimendsllonh sent If”.
3
mm.
.Ul-BAM- cavern
SOLID WALIU‘I‘. l 'MAmf. ,.
Q STOPS. 9 I!“ BM! ’
U
..:.-wnu
lm118.-nouht.ssinchu. LennaJllnuhu. wzaui.:unonu
. 3. int i .
«WSW: lumana. t rhiid 01::v‘rrr—lnlnite Variety—Imus! Tune.
1100!!! FACTORY DIRECI
l d l u n EVER
Bé‘fi)‘:fi¥filfll¥h’fiflai¢n£ amen test Ind approve the Oran.
THE ONLY HOUSE IN AMERICA ~»
ems-et- at reeds. suh hul end coupler. for .6.
or some rrlpunsihlu Militias! man In“ the "ran
as Echo. an Celeste. an alumni. minus
\72‘0 PIERCIIJLSKR FOR 3“.
Y 08!. (lair-hum six you'l- l’OU TAKI N0
Bend with your order n
will be “Rm M for
M
if the curse is we is!
O VER.
A Ito-earl consideri-
linalsrs can trust to their
WORLI)
:ll.|‘d Plrrhesrr.
r or instrument frutu u-.
and mm wml in-rrnnu-mnnf squelitvsoum
1' - ,‘I
«9‘.
\\'.~rk u!" all lh-w leiune.
Ul‘llt‘l'n lll‘xilill'lly m1... «.1
ml l'ih
Steambo'nt Wharf.
S,.;.1l1.\'m\\;xll;.l‘l.
5“.
TIMBER 1
.v.‘
{5355?}
. illMtE
SHINGLES.
.\ll llmmls :nhl Prim-s.
LATE
. !
lil'ZH'l‘ HANUUH.
Pence Rgfling
Walnut.
Sherry.
and Maple.
And all Kinds ofcailnrd Wood.
Ll
a mi
Paper.
Henry R. Fitch.
Take
llooilng- -
NOW
How’s
M
o
’a
For air “by Drummers (rennin)
; and at ‘ w
llflllflll anfl Alflfil‘ll‘él‘l lsi‘zll‘llll. .'
"Granilmuul lil‘M‘i'lll‘lUlli‘HiV‘l' -,: -
Monuments, Fencing. filling. 8.0.
Mantle: and Plumiars slabs,
Cl‘lllt‘tvl'y Luis lnclusml.
h». .‘H Um i.«x\\~
and Pickets.
Ash and
Oak. 7 Whfizwood
‘1
Sheathing:
Bough Syrup.
MARCHAL .3. SMITH. 8 West Eleventh St" NW York.
James. W. lavanagh,
Mist
Marble
rims 6033
U ".3.“ n: ,._ .»;§.-.-1...md days not l‘lihll'l'
“ lr-m“ .
i
l
l
4
l
3
KB
r. ,
l" HUN
L. T. FOSTER.
\'l-::i»._~nm1i “hm. May mm. 17‘?“
ll -l in min L .\ (‘u _ (mill-17
.. 12m. :m “.21 “hwh [pr-1rd wry highly.
1mm ritual} m; nu.» joint-and n snmllrr
. w" rnliH. mmér hzm \I-rylnmv: i had
COL.
I":
u! tun \‘th-rhmry rural-«ms
. l “ammo day .n‘adlnu 1hr
.: E".- uumni‘im mun-(lingo
an, mm! m Inn‘ in try :l and Lou! nnr
. m—md in! . lliuy univ'n‘tl llm‘olmL-
H . : 3»
_.l l pnnid guru u
in (firm‘lmli- and ivy
Hm .. l m lw lzxmv. and [Le
.\ qxumnxunl l mad but Ul’ll‘hGl‘
‘ {m hum lump.- and mi
n llv n- i-nlin-ly rut-«i.
that l lv—l» {\l'u (tinny
lun tumult-s. “in! me
:..l a: t;
'u 1i :8 :1
. !‘.- n.
I .- uh
13..
um . 1.. ., ~ um.
‘ l. T. FOSTER.
lKendnll‘s Spavin Cure
‘- On Human Flesh.
l‘ 'l' i:'- \l» .~ ‘V:Irl"lt;l0ll (‘ufl _\‘ Y . I-‘vh é). 1m,
[1 J l\l\i|\ll. M l1 llr‘n‘ hr The psi-timid!
. \.:.n-.' \w mrr mud.
il'.\ .\l. l‘. HELL.
.31 2: «rm-m. i'unmi- Mine. N. Y.
3
l
l
l
I
l
'46. (‘ll‘tllltllJl lilCll \w lhlnli
\ ,rlm ~ Nu n-nmly
rm: Minna-s. in our knowl-
Ilinlllve‘ for 35. MJ.
. 2.x n {ur yull. (whit will
mm «at. of ~r|n~ iyl t‘
Mtim .l-.t v0 . w?-
.i.-.:y;l. l-‘ailp. Vermont. '
____..——_———
, .‘his i .
-. 31'9-1' walk, m .
.L. I-ml‘T" '
'4“.
.. .13...
u.
—-—-li.\.\'--I-
jWon the Victory.
+.\nd m-mpvllml its (\nmuius to place fm.
fdull-m illlllilliulm in the market.
I All (it‘lllllllt‘ llulilwr l‘uinl hours this
‘lrmlv-n .ir .
Sm [lull in; is un t-n-ry package.
\l'r lmh' ..
Just Enema an, Immen
>5 - Still 1
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
Try il mm» and you will we no other. All (Bel-rm
‘ FOR SALE BY ‘
FOUT 0!" WASHINGTON 8mm. -
Wm...» r W. .
l
\Vill open his store in:
New ‘
30th “larval. Sam. 2
Everything ‘now an
,of the best.
quality. _
Cllolcesl. assortment. of Goa
timiery ever oil‘ered
in (town. '
Ice Cream. Char ‘
(1e ,llusse; Wed};
Cakes. um, fill}
at short notice.
Salem: on:
2,‘
i luul n \vry \ul- ~
. n. n u! «in l \tud ymu ".~}x.-\\1I:(‘::n~" “he 2| ms~
2 ml... -;n.. n .1 --.\!mn mwmlu‘ Handing. I.
l ' in win l'uur “flpsvin
. nmlnmmn and. fi-r liti-
ll 'ml l“ who. l-‘nrl
I .
‘lluilber Paint
.y
John H. Ferris." '
DE Km ‘
2‘ ‘ , ‘57
Norwalk Chronicler