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WHOLE NO. 574.
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The most Powerful.
i‘rnctrnting and Pain-relieving
l‘L'lllL‘il)’ ever devised by man. it:
soolllt's l‘nin. it alloys inflammation,
it heals Wounds. and it cures
RHEUMATISM,
Solution, Lumhngo, Scolds.
Iiurun, stiff Joints. buts, Swell-
lug-1. l1 rout lilies, innscy, Salt
lilicmu, Itch, Sprnlna. Gulls, and
ancnoss from any cause. Suf-
lcrcrs from
PAiN IN THE BACK.
I‘ over Sores, Eruptions. Broken
“roasts, contracted Cords. Neo-
1'1 “81., 1 in, l‘nlsy or dislocated limbs;
11.111111101‘5 of horses, planters. inc-
1 1 1111-1s, merchants and professional
111.:21 everywhere, unite in saying. that
(‘ICNTAUR LINIMENT
1 rings relief when all other Lini-
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t'd for all the diseases that cause pains
in t e lower rt of the body—for Torpld
Liver—H aches—J nund Melee—Dink:
Gravel. Malaria. and and all 11111111111111. of
the Kidneys, Liver. and Urinary O
For Female Diseases, Monthly
struations, and during Pregnancy, 1th.;
no e uni. It. restores the organs that
make be blood, and hence is the Blood
Purifier. It is the only known remedy
that cures III-Illn’s Disease. For Dil-
bem. use Warner’s some Rubens
18 made from a SimpleTro
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laughter in 11 way in nilU\\' that he had ad-
tuinsterml just the right alternative.
"P111 11y c unlimitiruml, mud-1m.“ replied
the doctor. :15 he prom-111101] in carot‘ully
prepurv a solution. "uml portly because I
luugngull-uivnul from c-xpr-l'ivnoetlmt n
111-1111-11111-1' 1111-] 1111111 \1111'1111 pay. I don‘t
111-111-1-11111111111111111-11-111 0\'1'l‘lu.~t in G-ul‘n
gn-“t 1111111 111111 administration of human
affairs. any mun1 thnn I lwiiui‘e that a-
llnwer ever 11111111111111 or 11 sung-bird was
11v1-r1'1'1-1111-11 in vniu.
"\Vlu-u I was 11 11111. I was sent to the
Russell Millitnry School. New lint-nu, Ct.
I was 11111111 sit-11 vuougll at first, and don't
know “'luit would 1min lil't'nulo of me
111111 it not lwcn for the tnntron. n gentle,
grumltnotherly woumn who was never
inn hurry. never flurt'ied, nevur out of
sorts. Quite- 11111-11 l 111-111d to run into her
cosy «Mice were shc was busy about du-
ties f-1r11 l1ttl1- chat with her.
“1 soon found that her husband had
(lll'il when Hlln “-1111 n yrung woman, leav-
ing her with on infant son whom he care-
fully roan-d. and whom she thoroughly
educated, earning the money with herown
hands. Just fill 111' niininud to men‘s entnte
and won 111111) 111111 prvprll‘lllg to make a
home for her. he tun was runmved from
her by death. lcuuhl not 111-1p question-
ing Hod}: goodness, and so expressed Ill) -
self to her. when she told me how slit-11nd
been left to rough it, in 11111 011111 World.
but Nlli‘ nlwuys replied very gviiily that it
was all for [111' luv-t ('nul1l “1' nuly lllltll'r-
stand it. Slu- 11111111113111 tluitnlu-tlmiight
her ll’llilUllll'hfigftlf' lwr own 141111 llllllli‘ her
more wntt'liful «11. 11nd ('Ullbldl‘f'lilt‘ tr»
wards. all the mother‘s sons in that great
school. I felt vi-ry tender towards her
of Iespect. nnd low. I never failed to bid
her good night and good morning every
day. even if 1 mid no opportunity for a
prolonged ('luit with her.
“11111111101111 in the school hardly six
months before my father. with the help of
our Congressman.
\Vcat Point. and came for me to go home
to prepare for my new quarters and my
new curriculum of study. I ran into the
ed. nftcr she hnd given me a tearful God
voice:
"I heartin thank you for every cheer-
ful ‘Good-nlght‘ and Good-morning you
have given me. for I am very lonely
sometimes.“
"I duely entered the academy at West
war of the rebellion broke out. I had not
great while, but was immediately sent to
the front.
"I was wounded in our first skirmish.
and as I lay and. sick and unspeakably un-
comfortable nnd dejected. grumbling
over the hard Providence that had laid
me up wounded in that miserable shanty
without a friend to care for me. I heard
a familiar voice only;
see. at the very outset of your chosen on-
reer. lie has sent you an old friend, and
has given her an opportunity to pay you
for all those good-nights and good morn-
mgn.‘
me. withn sponge, some warm water,
nudalnrgc soft towel in her hands.
nble,‘ said she.
Newton. brushing away a tear.
did a soldier boy receive better care bodi-
ly and spiritually from any one of those
dear, noble ladies. who were sent out un-
der the nuspicies of the War Department
Mllul‘llt‘s. She brought me back to life
and health, and while she was doing that
she led me very gently and by
very inviting paths, to supplement my
code of good morals, which some say. per
hope, I had always commendably follow.
ed, by the. acceptance of a loving, hope-
ful Savior, thus engaging both my mind
and heart in tho manly, reasonable ser-
vice of the grant Captain of our salva-
tion.
“At this eventful period of my life, I
also became impressed with the bounty
and the usefulness of the ministry of haul-
ing. and resolved to tuke up the study of
medicine. So you see my whole life‘s
work was shaped by following a kindly
boyish impulse of speaking a kind word
to a lonely, dependent woman. But good
morning. from by my little story, nllof
you, and believe that smiles. accompan-
ied by cheerful, helpful words, are a part
of God‘ s sunshine, every ray of which un-
sringly ranches its own mark sud lasting-
ly does its own appointed work."-'l'he
Advance.
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Pearls of Thought.
Frugality is founded on the principle
that sit riches have limits.
No ashes Ire lighter than Incense. nod
few things burn out sooner.
Unbeoomlng Inrwsrduess oftsner pro-
ceeds from ignorance then lmprudencc;
We seldom and people ungrateful as
long as we are in s condition to render
them service.
Old men‘s eyes are like old men's mem-
ories. they are strongest for things 3 long
way 0!.
The fortnnsts olrcumstsucsa) of ourlifs
IN generally found to be of our on pro-‘
dncing.
The sanctity of men hsvs, like pleats
latent entitle» which chsncs bring to
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worldlstbstof s mfifismdlds
surname-1'
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' ethic; mouthing
just the flaillt‘.
2 n. In.
the baby‘s diet: but do not blame the baby.
lifter Iluit. 111111 among other exhibitions He is made to take it syruptltously.
not a wholesome diet.
you continue its use.
ed in the love he brings into the world
with him.
got me appointed to great fonts with his hands.
tow-headed also.
mntron'n other to bid her an affectionate food. and passes most of his time chew.
good-bye. and she was a good deal touch- lug sore-gum.
bless you 2 to hear her any in a trembling cries a loss! When there is a boy baby
there is a lad din.
rock her baby.
work on a rock foundation.
Point, and graduated about the time the vororoe she is amother-in-law.
the chance to be a ‘carpet' Lieutenant 11 unuty gal baby.
tle Rock, Ark. before a large audience,
“\Vhat my boy. still questioning God‘s the people coming from the surrounding
goodness? That will never do, for you country for miles and miles. Among the
throng was an old farmer named Wallace,
who, with his wife and son and daughter,
had come from Resrcy county, over 100
miles west of Little Rock, to witness the
And turning my bandaged head show.
I saw the dear old matron standing near boy 10 and they became completely fas-
cinated with what they witnessed and de-
‘l olded tojoin the circus.
have come to make you more comfort- her sex would stand in the way of her de-
signs, donned a chubby suit belonging to
11.11111 11111- 11111 indeed," coiinued Dr. her brother. end succeeded in securing
“Never a situation with him without betrsyed her
identity. The show went south. taking
the twain with it.
or of the boy and girl were frantic with
grief, not knowing what had become of
their children.
Rock several days, searching for them ev-
erywhere, but being unable to find them
returned to their mountsin home utterly
table kingdom. But they are dis-potatOv
us people. Such persons are not opt to be
correct. except in i-sulud-ated cases.
However. a baby is often spoken of as
“this wheat creaturef‘ which is why they
crnddle him. You can‘t shock him: He
is not exactly a creator:~ of comfort.
The 111-thy cannot speak. He is an
npenknlile bil‘flhi'lg.
But he can scream. You see the d111-
screanrinnuon. lIis scream is what he
screams for generally.
Not always. He sometimes cries for the
stomach rich. Cake is not good for his
stomach.
Babies have but one stomach and two
eyes. To wise persons the reason of this
is apparent. (Don‘t think. however, that
a parent always has reason.) The reason is
that it requires two eyes to do the crying
that one stomach engenders.
A baby cannot walk. but he makes ev-
crybody about him walk.
The principle business of the bady is
cutting teeth. He inserts teeth free of
charge.
The hnhy is sometimes twins. In this
case it twins sympathy for its father, who
often wishes the baby was father.
The baby sticks to its mother. who re-
ciprocates the atl'ection with a stick to
him. a
The baby cries when he wants anything
but n cry tour on his eye is no creiterioh,
Ull-
lVind in the stomach causes him to cry.
It is a spanking breeze.
The baby gets in a towering [inaction at
This is the tower of baby-ill.
Soothing syrup is the principal article of
It is
He may die yet, if
The baby has two legs. He is fore-arm-
He is handy with his feet. and performs
His toes are on his feet; frequently be is
When teething the baby cares little for
When a girl baby is born. her papa
A boy baby is a “poor“ creature.
It was a atone-hearted mother who will
True, she builds its life-
‘Vhen a baby's mother sues for a di-
When a baby girl is born at sea she is a
Bless the baby.
They Joined 8 Circus.
Bov wno Ru: orr Wrrn A SHOW.
Last October a circus exhibited in Lit-
The girl was 17 years old nnd the
The girl faring
The father and moth-
Tbey remained in Little
bewildered by their loss and the mystery
in which it was shrouded. On Sunday a
train from Texas brought back the child-
ren who ran away just a year ago. In the
twelve months which have elapsed they
have learned enough to last them the re-
mainder of their lives. They were hired
by the manager of the show at $2 per
week, which to them seemed 11 large sum,
and took part in the concert which fol-
lowed the regular performance. They
traveled through the greater part of Texas
the glitter and tinsel of the business fad-
ing away at every step. Finally. when at
Galveston. the manager grew weary of
them and set them adrift. They were
thus left without a friend and with only
$5 in money. This was in December
last.
The girl had kept the sscrst of her sex
soweil that not one except her brother
took her to be other than I comely youth.
Alone sad in a strange city, they were
glad to get 0. situation st ones, and the im-
ly thing which offered employment vrss
s brig plying between Gslvsston sud New
Orlosns, sud on it they both shipped.
Thvlrcxperieuos on board tbs brig was
anything but pics-Int. the crew bell.
balms and their employm- My
brutal. When “I” m 81.1 mm
they scale mu sway, forfeiting their
wages thereby. us they had W for
themdiu‘ld- Beutlnbcy winks!»
For improving the sight—Observation. .
The boat compvmion to the toilet—A.“
goo-l loving u ifc.
To become prosperous—Ad i'crtise your
business in your home paper.
To not to heaven—“1v aye pay the
printer :1 bills proniptlv.
W
[low Frederick Douglass Got Ills
Name.
In the first number of The Century
Magazine (November-l Frederick Douglass ‘
tells for the first time the mat..." of his
escape from slavery. The account takes
him to NewBedfor-d. Where he first ob-
tained steady work and where he got hi-
nnme. as follows:
Once initiated into my new life of free-
dom and assured by Mr. Johnson first!
need not fear recapture in that city,s
compartively unimportant question arose
as to the name by which I should be
known thereafter in my new relation as
n free man. The name given me by an
dear mother was no less pretentious and
long than Frederick Augustus Washing-
ton Bailey. I had. however, while living
in Maryland, dispensed with Augustus
W'nshingion. and retained only Frederick
Bailey. Between Baltimoreand New Bed-
ford. the better to conceal myself from
the slave-hunters, I had parted with Bai-
ley and called myself Johnson; but in New
Bedford I found that the Johnson family
was already so numerous as to cause some
confusion in distinguishing them, hence
is change in this name seemed desirable.
Nathan Johnson, mine host. placed great
emphasis upon this necessity. and wished
me to allow him to select a name for me.
I consented, and he called me by my pres-
ent name—the one by which I have been
known for three and forty years—Fred-
erick Douglass. Mr. Johnson had just
been reading "The Lady of the Lake,”
and so pleased was he with its great char-
acter that he wished me to bear his name.
Since reading that charming poem myself
I have often thought that, considering the
noble hospatality and manly character of
Nathan Johnson—black men though he
was—he, far more than I. illustrated the
virtues of the Douglass of Scotland. Sure
cm I that, if any slavecstcber had on-
tered his domicile with it view to my re-
capture, Johnson would have shown him-
self like him of the “stalwart bsnd."
[Rochester Sentincn
“Buckwheat Cali s and the
locales,
When n young husband had gone from...
home, and with fond solicitnde tele-
graphed to his wife,—“wbat have you for
breskfasgsnd how‘s the beby?”—be re-
ceived the brief. suggestive reply,—
“Buckwheat Cakes and the Measles." We
Exrzmuncn or AN ARKANSAS GIRL Ann 115" the l91’0"? 0‘ A 033° in 0‘“ mid": 50“
where Measles was in the bill of fare, but
where Sciatic Rheumatism confined Ir.
J. Dawson, the well kcowb druggist. to
his room for along period. It was stated
to our reporter in the following words:
The senior of this firm was attacked with
Sciatic Rheumatism December lust, sad
for four weeks could scarcly lesvs his
room. He used St. Jscobs Oil, and tom
able to be at his place of business, feeling
no worse for his recent amiction. Thain-
fernnoe' is convincing. ‘
-—-—--——-—
Young women often keep their lovers
by m
"Yes," says Gumwlg, “love like beef
is preserved by brine.”
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He looked like u rosebud when he went
into n crowded horsecar, but be resem-
bled s pressed flower when he came out.
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Proof Everywhere. 7
If an invalid or sick person bus the least
doubt of the power and cficscy of Hop
Bitters to cure them, they can find cases
exactly like their own in their own W-
borhood, with proof positive that they“!
be easily and permanently cured It a farm.
ing cost—or ask your drought or phy-
sician. »
Greenwich, Feb. 11, race.
Hop Bitters Go.—-St‘rs-—I was given up
by the doctors to die of scmfnls tic-ump-
lion. Two bottles of your Bitters card
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Mothers and Ddii‘..i.....‘,'§’ #1110135! “I
alarmed when wenrincss oonstcutly op-
presscs them. “If I am frctful from cz-
lmustiou of vital powers, and the color
is fading from my face, Parker's Ginger
Tonic gives quick relief. . ilt binds in. up
and drives swny pain with wonderful:
osrtslnty."—Bulfslo lady.
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Philadelphia.
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