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1» ~ ~ . . z ‘ i r it. lt‘il.i r-~i_ and
ll: 1’ . t . l t' i‘u‘lli is I'lv'.itit‘-I
i, ~f ~ in: out. and ll.r~
t. .t w . ;.'.1 rtlill I" Luke
1:131 .s .i. ‘ . : : r- j:- i-lli.t‘il lllc
“.. i.< i.‘. :r . wit-l. litov-«ls of
1 lb'\ sr“ . it. ' I" «l to St‘ri‘ch llililt'l'
lll' ‘: s r. in l .- ..e~ lciic". i:i‘; ‘iky dc
s‘roy 1:; " e i... 's .‘2 tl.e.:* pupa «uses.
1- .' \ ». .»:i- . w'... 7c they run he had,
arr .i~ ~ - r i'lf“ ‘l.'.l\‘l‘ as I!l)llllh,‘_‘,.
A“: . ' .. r‘ : Ylu' \eo \ oil-t y-\pcriniciit
-!.i‘ 'l a lu't: t - the A": "1 Ant:
1 - l -_ . 1‘ .~ \il‘li ashes method.
lie ~ ii ~ ",\ y l 1' of bushes llllll(‘ltt'}l
\vi'i this in Hunt. ii the spring of isst.
n-n wt: « h u-u !.\|‘i ti. idc a plwatiori has
inn 2‘. l12't‘lt'lll.‘ _\c.\‘. stiff-vied it 11‘ Thu“
WE‘IIIIS tliili ziri iiiiiii‘ili‘licrl plat that had
i-ecu s-wcrr trcah‘d \\llil lie.ic~
lwrc ' 1:.c is equally cf
fiCIIlluai~ ft .' ;
i.lt.t‘\
tn :1‘ liictil
"‘ .N‘itl f'llt'S.
\logl l‘qsml for Pix:-
As an ltd
..-i.t :21 some other foods
Iht‘lt‘ ~ .7 '1: r: 1.. lit r for pigs .‘tllt‘f‘
weiii : ; ‘:..i:i .-.cnt. of ‘i\.lllll|(‘\i milk.
Mixed \u n th “1.. .1 brain and shorts
or maid 'iv iii“'.i(‘31‘lilu\l‘i§ of e rch
by “c ,iztl 1W initial to stand ll
few no. . .: ut‘mils a contiqmitzon
turn it to tin-i" .i. ',_'. torn meal in the
ruin s It ts w s -i .‘lzllll a voting pi:
has 11- :r ‘i‘ ..-»l by ovcrf-ediiig with
corn or our) link“. it is ittipossililc to
grin-.1- lgwiu'.. on siiili food :i‘ioiie.
(‘lvc in :k no Ill l-c betttr. but milk
“Whii‘i my a irr‘n'r proilt when given in
coxro . 1, ~11 n.1h a one grain. .‘iiik alone
is '.t'.ii' ' ‘o-r i~ ..k i ~i' a sole dict; ,n-it
d st» ii-'~ 'l.i- s'oiii t'li too much. and
gin-s11 .1111!“ .3 !- »iiiiicii to do to get
fill of 1.." s .r;>. is \\:\'('r.
.‘l >'-\ y vuii; pi‘rs :i't- spoiled by over-
feerlm: \\ l.t'r'l iisu \ic. :ed tiieyshoud
be gnu; :i littic at a time and often.
The) .'t was “.1. pit afoot in the
trouh :md 17- .1 .c’t before them a long
Ill’ti" gr ‘~ . . -i;-!_\ that it may lie entirely
unfit to 1w - ..'- n 11.1 one of the worst
methol» rvf 7t*‘*'ail":" nit‘k to pigs is to
have i'. "'ll‘d .11 :1 «our swtli barrel,
'niiu-d l" rt on: with cucumber parings.
swept . \ Elli 1.. Itiil'«-lll‘ r kitchen \vustes.
til! the w.‘ .,‘.. mass is for advanced in
'the feririeiuut on mu c. sweet milk is
good. an i iii'l. that Niightlv sour may
be luttvr i ll :i. be .\eu more easily
tli:t“"‘l '
1 mi! :liil iris soured till
1
' K
it lull-luv s, i..l tl.~- sup-arr in it has turned
into HA U: o} . r into vi r-gar. is not tit for
food 'mr s 'l‘r‘ of .‘IflV :igc. and certainly
not for i.» pigs t/i. .t have just been
taken f: uu ':.i- : tin-t -r.
l arm and harden \otra.
Some llillll\ failuvrs p‘acc their iron
and stun in.» s in air sinked lime duriti"
the wiu'i-r to keep them bright. a
The \ .. lie of l-iil.ilu(‘< asn food for fat-
tening p :s is inch rise-l by cooking, but
beers. “moguls a‘Yi-l cabbages will give
quite as good it sit is when fed raw.
Alwavs ki-i-p \osir bees strong: in nuns.
born. and f 'llt‘ flowers secrete honey,
you are s’ure to reap ii go id harvest. Ile~
side. it is the ansl perfect and best pre-
ventive of moth-worm.
I"-r pigs that have the thumps g.vc
them ti'u drops of the tincture of digi-
ta is not: lwu hours for twenty. and
then if the} do not get well. give them
the name-dose every three hours until;
my get well or uic. 1
One of the advantages of the tomato
.- a crop is that the fruit does not. need,
tobo fully ripe to be salable at goodl
prices. There is an active demand in:
some ploces this year for green tomatoesi
to pickle. and at better prims than the
up. fruit brought three or four weeks
we
Large quantities of leaves drift in ac-
elttd'od places III are often burned to
.at them out of'tho way. A hotter use
‘IEilHll’llit‘s from untitg through.
‘f .x» thr m is to zip ilv them as a in rich to
:m- s in orcl::.r.ls “llf‘l't‘ they will protect.
it. f:il|i.lll from d. co freezing. and thus
1.. ‘ic"t tiu- tr. cs in m- than their mauurial
Maine.
in tho lSi'ttl'i of .lcrscy cows arc
mi‘kcd in t ti. bu. kets. “llll n strainer of
".iic cloth o\= r ilic top. “llll‘il pri vciits
it isln
lil'l.'lllltlll to such methods of‘ cleanliness
ll! “oil :is by tho r-u‘rlincc oi their
c \vs. tii it .Il‘!\'t\ il:i.r\uicu have
t‘. Ilt'Yi‘l til: i! icp’itatzoti as go Ml 11113101”
‘maki ts.
\\'i- have worse ro ids in this country
than in Europe. :itil narrow tires arc in
put t‘cspousiblc for the fact. The
“huts of wagons used on tho farm in
«i wont: iiiaririrc and [lads of produce
s3. mid he made :it iI':‘l thrcc ixiciios
\\:-ir'. They would tinny mine easily.
:cul \\ilt‘ll usrd o: r.» ugh roads would
tczi \ iiript'ovi them.
\\ liilc sonic Lay can ilt‘ fcd to advau
3:1,:1‘ tn nun: stock in winter If is not
:i ‘ii i't‘ ~11i‘111‘1' In lii.il\t‘ ll llir‘ Slniiii'
3c ml l.:l\er:il suppiuN of cut straw or
cu: curiis'alks with grain or "I‘d-ll will
Hike the ltlgl- .- of hay. which may" be
-_ .xcii I‘llt'i‘ :. d.) as u. hanger-f feed, and
to tarnish the \ur my who ll cvcn more
.hiu lli‘ll\ v f. c ling: corridors to titrift.
'l llt' iiilt‘sllitlt IlLll I‘rlv'll nun must dc
. 1- for hirirsci is the c\pctise Li be put ‘
This :
1
ii. ii.s 1» up. sY:il|li‘s. .itil ti\turcs
1‘1! matter of tzistc. tut the question
Ul;\\.i!l!.lil is nzicofccorioiiiy. Tiic animal
oior by conservation of heat in III'.‘
vic. \lucli timv lie :ict‘oriiiilishcd by
“'Ill.‘ if i‘l i‘ullflt‘i‘llitll with p‘rt'cct
ritual: ii.
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.\ y.xl:‘.t‘tli]\ rary states that “tinrc isf
riiakcs ‘
l;1‘.v\\'11 to liotaiiv that
:'- ml iiii.‘-.; 1 :cv arc natural ciiciiizcs o:
l \. :v pro but ttl‘rli‘n‘ farm and to d iiry
1‘-hliii‘t‘ in put. .;l .r.“ i‘uzit all plans!
11- \\tt“i
3.- \vcmis when guiwiti: \vlir-t'e not
wiutcd. iii the meadow iiotliiii: is tit‘
~.ti‘l but gross and clover. Tin i‘cforc
the Ilii\l\\‘_ cu: down the penis, is :il
ways ill order
iii: (‘agticy t’llliS atteniioti 'o the in
«l \i‘l’illllllfllt‘ use of the tincture of fll‘lll-
( :i for~iiorscs. llc says that it often
cuiploycd‘iu cousi irral-lc quaiititics for
lrt‘ll)‘ strains and bruises, and is kept in
nu.:.~.-.t with the affected sirfaccs until
tlicy arc swollen. heated. and chop
it isii-ied. thus greatly aggravating tin
original trouble. He also l itcs cases in
“bi h crisipehis has been induced in
is
uu-n from an over rise of this irritating t
rrmcdy.
-\ti c\cr-llcut use for the coarse pieces
r i coin stalks h‘ft from the cut fodder is i
to nuke litter of them. or to tiirn them
11:30 the gutter with the manure. To use
the stalks of thi- (‘Ot‘ll whole is to cumbct
lllt‘ iiuiuurc with tin-m in a most iricoii
\t‘tlii‘lll and Ill‘tllllt‘i'lllle mariner, while
the oil stalks are easily handled and are
extremely absorbent and rot easily.
f‘\\'\'iit‘IlI use for the waste cut stalks is
t- iiixi‘ch str-iwbr-rrics and
filllls with them. as they do not back
ilrml y. and are vai and loose and hold
h'lllll lr'fll air to bc a so ul non conductor
oi llt‘lll and retain abundant moisture a: ?
w. ii.
Recipes.
5. on 11 (Km. rStir to a cream one
pound of :riii'flatcd sug‘it‘ and III!(‘\‘
.illt rs of a pound of butter; scpuratc
the ulirtis and yolks of nine eggs and
l‘l‘fl'. thcni to :i frotli and stzr l i; add
one invitiil of siftc-l flour, the juice and
grand rind of a lemon, one pound of
~:ou-d TI'S.‘ s. llakc a little more than
~'1:r‘ hour it a large tin with a hole in the
Illlillllt'
llni: Tots-r wiiu I‘nu‘lllilt Eon,—
it.»i. the rice the night before it is used;
put it ingi bread Ioaf put and keep on
ice: the llt‘\l morning cut it in slices.
lriisli a little ruclicd butter
1 roilcrruiil the sliced rice, and broil. or
rather toast before the tire. When done.
..
l
butter the slices. place. on each a poached '
0113‘ spot the top of the egg wrtha little
black pepper. and servo.
l‘i. k111i l'li l ll-‘l ow kin—Very small
.tud imperfect heads can be used for this
purpose. lake six small ones and cut
them up. Take also one pint of small
w hue on ons and two small red peppers.
itissolvga cup of salt in one quart of
hot water and pour over the cauliflower.
draining otfthe llv‘\l morning. Boil two
quarts of vinegar with three tablespoon
fufs of mustard seed; add the vegetables
and bod half an hour.
t‘u\\iir:r:i:v Sun i-z—i’ick over and
wash the cranberries. and put in the pre-
serving kettle. with half a pint of water
to one quart of berries; now put the
sugar granulated is the best—on the
top of the berries; set on the fire arid
sitinbout half an hour; stir often to prc~
vent burnpg; they will not need strain-
ing. and will preserve their rich color
cooked in this way. Nan-r cook cran‘
berries before putting in the sugar. Less
sugar may be used if you do not wish
them very rich. .
l‘miosi-zi,i..\ I‘i'nmxo.——lnto a two'
qturt pail put one quart of apples, pared
and sliced. over which put half a cup of
sugar, a pinch of silt and two ounces of
butter. Make batter of two cups of
flour, ouc spoonful of butter (or clear
beef dripping), a little suit and two full
teaspoons of baking powder. \Vct up
with milk. and roll out. of a size to
cover the apples in the pail. Cover the
pail and set in a kettle half full of boil~
trig water. t‘over the kettle. and keep
it :oiling briskly for two hours. Turn
out upside town to serve. [so vanilla
sauce.
llonaelnold Ill-ta.
To l‘ousn \ Proton—(over it with a
coat of shellac. and when this is dry
with melted wax diluted with turpentine.
both being applied with a brush. Final-
ly rub surface with still bristle scrub-
bing brush.
’I‘u KILL (tar: \sr: Spurs BEFORE Pstxn
l\t6.~—\“ASII over smoky or greasy rts
with saltpetre, or very thin lime w itc~
wash. If soapsuds are used. they must
be washed otl' thoroughly, as they prc~
vent the paint from drying hard. .
To llrzuuvi: \‘Aiisrsu Wrruoi'r “can
isu Psisr.—-llrush spirits of ammonia or
hartshorn on the varnish. Those act
; upon the oil and soften it. so that it may
be rubbed off easily. Ur you may apply
'. a mixture of carbolic acid one pint. creo-
,sote one ounce. turpentine a half pint.
with a soft cainci‘s hair brush.
Uri. i-‘ori Fl‘IlNITl‘ltl-f.—Boll together‘
cold drawn linseed oil and as much al-
kauct root as it will cover. and to every
quart of oil add two ounces of the best
lose pink; \\ hen all the color is extracted
strain it 01!. and for every quart add a
gill of spirits of turpentine; it will be it
very superior composition for soft and
light mahogany.
To Rina-roan Finn~GtLr Onsaxnxrs.
—— These ornaments, if the gliding be not
too much worn, may be restored to their
original beauty by immersing them in a
mixture of nortat-ic acid and aqua forth.
Polish the work with a cork that has
been first dipped into a solution of con»
ino- aait and water, and than into the
tinder of burnt linen.
,. .1 must be kcpt up eitiic: by iricrcascd ;
Ar '
other amall 2
Over thcf
"run noun DOCTOR.
Clean “out".
Keeping the head perfectly clean is a
great aid to heolih. A distinguished
time, at quarantine. said that. a term)“
whose head was thoroughly washer every
day rarely ever took contagious diseases.
but where the hair was allowed to be-
come dirty and matted it was hardly
iblo to escape. infection. “any
l'uid speedy relief for nervous headache
soda water. \\'c have known cases al-
A friend tiridsit
cases of “rose
this situpic remedy.
the greatest relief in
hair. The head should be thoroughly
dried afterward. and avoid droughts of
air for a little \\ hilc.
The Three filamentous Years.
3 Air is the first. the most constant and
I absolutely iiiiiutcrrupted need of human
cyistcuce. Respiration is necessary to
the purification of the blood: it is the
means by which oxygen. the most im-
portant food of the s_\ stem, is introduced
into the body; and is ii source of animal
' treat. The value of pure air to the infant
i cannot be overrated. in 1871. in the
lying in hospiml in Dublin, every sixth
child died. With no other remedy than
, thorough ventilation. the mortality was
.soou reduced to one in twenty. in a
physician. who has spent much of his‘
cold.“ the symptoms entirely leaving the 7
eyes after one thorough washing of the -
l
1
‘ie rsous .
by washing the head thoroughly iii weak ‘
mcst wholly cured in ten minutes by=
v
‘ IIICll.
London hospital. by the some means”
i the death rate. has diminished front one ,
i in fifteen to one in seventvsevcn.
\ arious reliable authorities unite in
the opinion that bad air has a more in-
jurious offect upon health than bad food.
.\ll physicians arc aware that few route»
A Chinese Bill of Faro.
“‘ong Ta \‘in, the new Chinese consul,
gave an otlicial dinner at 16 Mott street,
says the New York Sun. (“overs were
set for forty. and the dinner lasted from
4 1'. .\t. until 8 1‘. it. The guests included
the consular officials and leading Orion.
till merchants of New York. The bill
of fare was as follows:
I. Dragon Fish—tidied celery. \
ll. shark‘s Pius Stewed—dlirdn‘ nest
30H \
lll. Scn \\ orrn—Hiuzer and ground nuts.
I\‘. Fruits—Eggs and presence.
\‘ Devil Fish—Roast chicken and duck.
\‘I. Sucking gig, bamboo shoots. and rice.
\‘il. I‘erfuui ‘pork. mushrooms. and son
beans
VIII. Spiced sausage. stuffed eggs. and mil-
li‘k
IX. Tonderloius with raisins and chest
nuts.
X. Moon cakes and confectionery.
The drinks were tea. almond tea. ar-
rack. and t‘iiiiicse. liqucuers. The al<
itiotid tea was a novelty. and consisted
apparently of a sweet. decoction of
almonds rccuforced with alcohol and
rock candy.
Speeches were delivered by the new
consul. Deputy Sheriff Tom Lee. Yuel
Sing. importer. t‘ounscllor Wong t‘hin
Foo, Quorig lion}: Long, tea merchant.
and \\'c-i{cc. grocer and Wholesale drug:~
gist. All the leaving firms in (liina-
town were represented except .‘li Li “'a,
who was lately boycotted by his country—
'i‘lie dinner passed oll' pleasantly.
barring: the occasional pcrfortuuiccs of
the Chinese Orchestral l nion.
Queer Jewelry.
A San Francisco papcrfsays that a
' modeler of statuarv has a oiof
_ dies are so prompt in their beneficial ac- ,
’ tion as a removai from a vitiatcd atmos-
plicre to one that is pure. Dark lied—
rooma, iiito \\'lllt h the sun never shines,
' are fruitful sources of scrofuia. “rick—
'ets.“ malaria and nervousness. "l‘ure
air is one of the safest and most power-
! ful nervous sedatives and tonic: in the
i world.“ says l'ombe.
'l‘iiesitii.itioii. then. of the house in
l which the cliil l is to be reared becomes
; of primc‘importance. its aspect should
i be cheery. with no trees or vines chwd-
r in: about it to shut out the sun. Its
drzruagc should be perfect. its whole
surroundings healthful. The Lursery
should not he on the ground floor; it
i should be large. airy and sunny.
ilempernture should be from 65 to I"
1 degrees by day. and at night may sink
7 to 50 degrees without harm. A screen
i can shield from draught, but circulation
must be insured. .\ grate secures a bet
ter atmosphere than a stove. which is apt
to make the air too hot and dry. A large
rug which ‘llll be taken out and shaken
is preferable to a carpet which remains
down months at a time. The wall paper
: should have no :irserircai tints, neither
should several thicknesses of paper over
lay each other. A Wall that can be
cleansed and whitewashed is the best.
' The moral atmosphere should be created
: by pleasant pictures. The thoughts of a
1 child are molded even by the pictures on
its nursery walls.
The nursery should be aired each day.
while the ch Ll rs taken to another room.
Soiied articles should not be hung around
the tire to dry. t‘ooking, tobacco smoke,
or other rank odors. should not be per
mitted. .\ child of fourteen days old
‘- died from tiit-czlerts ofastrong linimcnt.
' :ippiicil by its father to himsr- f, in close
proximity to the cradle. A child should
never be held in the arms of one who is
3 smoking. or scarcclv by one who uses
1 tobacco, for the .odor of it taint: both
i breath and garments.
' .\ever cover the head of a child with
blankets. nor with a thick veil, while
i sleeping. l'hildrcn often stiller \vith
‘ convulsions simply from close. bad air.
1 Sleeplessness may frequently be cured
' liy purc air. Summer babies may be
. carried out of doors as early as at two
3 wccks old. Winter habiesmust wait for
appropriate weather, but out-doors must
i
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i
The child should pass as large a part of
.its time in the open air as possible.
i Dressed according to the weather. an
:activc child, old enough to walk. may go
Mary A. Ar'le‘i. 1V. 1‘.
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Value of Some Autographs.
At a recent sale of rare autographs in
New York James iluaseli Lowcli‘s sight»
ture brought $1.13, General )lel‘lellan‘s
seventy-live cents. For a bill for ducks.
rum. bread. etc.. supplied to the privy
council. signed by llawlins l.owndes,
president of the province of South (‘aro-
liria. 1778. the suiii of sixty cents was
paid. A letter of the (‘ount Johannes
sold for twenty cents. A land grant on
parchment signed by President Monroe.
went for $3.13, and another land grant
The llev. Eliphalet Nolt's signature
brought forty cents; (‘harles (I‘t‘onor‘s,
eighty cents; James Piirtou‘s. $2.50;
James li. I‘auldiug‘s, “‘12: Timothy
$1.10; llichnrd itush‘s, twenty cents;
James Rivington. New York printer and
bookseller, $3.2 ; llavard Taylor, IIor-
ace Greeley. Geor William Fords. and
but alctter from Mrs. (‘atherine Seag-
wick. from Staten Island, 1846, brought
$1.30.
A letter from General Stark to 11.
Glen. dated Albany, June 15, 1778, was
Thompson. secretary of Congress during
the Revolution. to John Jay. at .hlndrid.
a buyer paid $1. Grant Thornburn‘a au~
tograph went for $6; Commodore
Thomas Triixton‘s. $5.50: President
\‘anlluron‘s. 3.50; Daniel “'cbstcr‘s fit
A letter of George Washington to Gouv-
crncur Morris started at twentyfivo
cents. but was run up to will.
Andre‘s gold watch. an historical relic,
made by John Campbell. Albany, in
1744. was sold to Mr. Peabody. a lawyer
of New York. for $510. The watch was
taken from Andre by his captors, Pauld~
ing, \‘anWart. and Williams. and sold
to (‘olonel William J. Smith, of the
Continental Army, for thirty guineas. It
was fora long time in a pawnshop in
New York.
Trees and Lightning.
Parcy Smith. writing on the liability
of trees to be struck by lightning. says:
“The suggestion that oak trees are struck
because they contain iron is both er-
roneous and absurd. If oak did contain
iron it would in all probability increase
its conducting power and act. as a‘pres
ventivo. If oak contained an estimable
quantity of thstmetal the wood would
turn‘black oucxposure to air on account
of the tannin which is present. The
blackening may be seen‘lurrouiding the
iron nails to any oak fence. The com
tour of the ground. nature of the coil.
and the sauce of water have more in-
fluence n deciding the locality ’of an
electric discharge than the hight of a
tree. Add to this the dIflIfelIeQ in com
ductility between the various woods. and
we have at oiling? efptialml ion of the
appamt pow art y 0 trees “cap.
is; unharmed while shorter trees are do-
buoyed.”
Its '
lu- lirorght in and warmed for them.'
out of doors some part of each day.——
:yLsnd
shirt studs made of ( liinese ling r nails.
set in gold. 11c points with pride at his
exclusive pus-sessions. whzch are made of
a (‘hinamau‘s finger-nail. which was four
inches long when cut. The nail in the
studs presents a shiny appearance. and
is susceptible to changes in the weather.
'i‘hcii owner claims that they were suc~
ceasfuliy used by him as a weather ba~
rometer “lieu Ill‘.‘ first got them. but their
usefulness in this directmn had been lost
through age. The question of \\'llclllt‘l‘
viiimuc linger-nails will come into our
cral use as articles of jcwt‘il‘t‘ is one
which interests shell and precious $10110
dealers. The t‘liinese yudge their gentle-
men as Americans do their idler-ii by
their long fingernails. A reporter has
seen among the heirlooms of a heavv~
weight merchant in t luriatowu a nail
which attained the great length ‘of thin
tccii inches. and the (‘hinaman's y‘rand‘
father-was reported by tile merchant to
have raised onerughtr-en Illl hes long on
the index lingen of his left hand.
merchant at that time said there
nothing wonderful about that, as
w as
he
Politic: Too Much For "In.
A lady on Fifth Avenue, New York. quickly
summoned a doctor:
“Uh, doctor. my husband is nearly dead.
He attended ncaucus last. night He mad.
four speeches and promised to be with his
fellow citizens again ttl-tlll)‘. But oh, doctor,
he looks nearly 1 “all." -
“Has he bwu in politics long!“
“No. only last year. He worked hard for
. “James McL‘nu‘nv‘s election.“
“He will get well. madam! He has a
stomach for any discuss if he worked for
him!“
Political life. of short or long duration. is
very exhausting. as is evident from the great
mortality which prevails among iulilic men.
Ex. 1'. 5. Senator B. K. Bruce, w 0 has been
- ion: in public life. says:
“The other «lay, when stepping into a car
I at a crossing. I found Dr. ~— within.- who
eyed me up and down in a surprised way.
retriarkiug:
“ ‘\\'1iy. Senator. how well vou look!‘
" ‘Il'ell. I feel pretty well.‘ I answered.“
The doctor uttered an iucrotlulous reply.
when the Senator frankly toldhim. in an-
. swei‘ to an inquiry. that it was Warner‘s safe
core which riccoiuplislitsl for him what tlivl
)‘I‘Uf?$\’lt‘ll had failed to do. Senator'llruce
says his Irtetids are very much astonished at.
i this revelation of power. «— The Globe.
4.....-
‘tiverwliclmingly Defeated.
’l‘iir: kin: of Denmark has a wart on his
chin. to remove which he has ott‘crcd $10,000.
Mrsssus‘s anstzxn alike roxrc. the only
[’Il‘)‘ttl‘ntlutl ofbet-f mirtaimiigits eu‘ir- :i-i'ci-
1.. Vr.\' prop-Hung It contain! blood-uukui:
force new rating and Iifr‘<"rlstxlllttl*: prop-"fwd;
invaluable for indigestion. dyspepsia, nervous
pmstranon. and alt forms of general debility.
- also. in all viifccblcd v-iulitioiis. whether the
The '
knew a i‘hinese-priest who had a nail on .
the little finger of his left hand which
was sister-n fret and some inches in
length, and the priest was then but air
ty-cigbt years of age.
A Trick on Inn Keepers.
Said a friend to the editor of the Dan-
ville. .N. Y 1 NM: “I met a couplc of
‘fakirs‘ who take in county fairs the
other day on a train. and one of them
put me on the latest hotel racket. it
was like this Tom, a rather slouchy
looking fellow, goeainto a hotel. pays
for dinner. and enters the dining room.
He is siiotlly after followed by John.
who is well dressed and \vcars a riobby
hat. which he is careful the clerk shall
see. Tom comes out. picks up the new
tile. and leaves the liotci Tlirti follows
.loliri with the most disrepiitablc hat
cvcrsecii. \Vitli blood in his eye be de-
mauds satisfaction from (behind pro-
prietor. lie generally gets five dollars.
divides with his partnor. and they are
ready to work another hotel.“ '
.\ Scotchuinn is sutl‘cririg from a pain-
ful disease of the hand and wrist.
brought on by the pressure against the
palm of a round~kuoblied cane. 'I‘lie
surgeons say that the llllllg to carry is a
stick with a plain. smooth. cylindrical
iiziudic.
$.—
l-‘acls for Families.
in order to cook your hare. you must
always first catch it.
It is much euier to catch a cold
to catch a hare.
'I‘oget rid of a cold, always use Red
Star t ough (‘iire.
To get llcd Jttar (‘ough Cure, only rc-
than
quires twenty~fivc cents.
fetched thc muniticent sum of $1.75.7
l‘ickering‘s. $1.25; Franklin Picrcc‘sfl
sold for $6.25. For a letter from (‘hnrlcs f
The 0"
_ The old~stylo pills!
The l‘nited States half dime of 1802 '
is a valuable coin. it is worth $23.
A(‘o.\ri-i.rc.\'rios or DISEASES is the
"still of exhaustion. nervous pnutrauon. ovor~
Work or acute discus, particularly if resulting
from pulmonarycoiriplauits. t‘mwoll. liszsrd k
00.. Proprietors. New York. xildby‘lriuzistt
If Milli-ted with sons eyes use Dr Isaac
Thompson‘s Eye “'nter. Ilruggistssell it “ c.
._____.
Lost Fairl- In Plush-Inna.
Thu-re rm‘ tniiiimrrshie instances vvnvro cures have
been effected by 8cm itl‘a Sanaparilln. or [Hood and
Liver Syrup, fur all diseases of the Mood. when the
patient hart tum-n Ktvcri up by physicians. It is one
of thc In‘sl remedh-n eter offered I o the public. and
as it is prepared with the (rented cave- ris a slm‘lflc
for certain tIls’v‘ns!sI. It is no “‘nll-lI-l‘ IIIAI It should ha‘
tuorc r-ftertual than hastily written andcnlvlmly .
pn‘lmrwl 'sn*‘i‘rlpllltn\'. Take N‘ovlll‘s lilood and
Liver N} rill-for all ills-orders aristna from impuri-
blood. It tscnvlorsu-«l by all tcadlnc pn-feutouul tin-n.
Josoriv MILLER savs the only book he
keeps Ill his cabin at \"ashirigton is a Bible.
l-porlcnt.
In": M mu Inn- New You l‘lfy. nave bate
"lvrv‘tlwe au-t $.1carnay-turo, and stop at tn-v firm
l'nion "vile-I. (ippslll‘ lirnnd \‘outral d-pol.
«male-nit hit-Yul. titted up at a coat of «no mitt-m
dollars, $1 and upward our day. Europoan Ian, El;
valor. It. atrium Iitppll'd with tho but one carg
stages and 9:.- .tod ra Inc Is to all inputs. l-‘a'uilias
can In. bolts-r tor lean mun-y at the (lurid Union
Hotel than at all, utIu-r tar-twin. horn] in (tin city.
Tit: Fourth Presbyterian church. New
York. has had but seven pastors in lthlyoars
RE- #5.?“
AMI“!
i Free from Opiates, EIIQO cc and m
r
- l was unit for any manual labor for aovoral
'Imofv‘dlotry
decision of incompetent physicians when a
a patient has been “killed by dru a.“
Yes; a complication. indeed, originating
tn indigestion. dyspepsia, kidney or
liver complaint. all of which yield as
readily to YINEGAR BITTERS as does the
autumn leaf to the gcntle breeze.
plicatiuna are quickly solved by the 1311‘-
TERB.
mechanics receive from $4.50
In (‘hiua
(‘om- ‘
to $8 per month. while common laborers ,
receive no more than $1.50 for the same
time.
and ["0 New.
\\ 1:0 does not know
caused—what woe!
What agon ' the
Henry Ward lit-cc er went. for five cents; i Y‘mm‘lk" the our'y‘ ugrmned.you sighed,
And felt such awful pain inside.
And the next day you felt so weak
You didn‘t want to move or speak.
Now I'iorce'a “Pellets“ are so mild
They are not dreaded by a child.
Tnov do their work in minions way.
And leave no mines; for next day.
Thus proving what is oft confest
That gentle nieansraro always best.
Knrcrtrcttv‘s heaviest. pumpkin this year
weighed over 1111 pounds
_ The Rudd: lily"-
of life is the blood. From it the system ro~
ceivos all its material of growth and repair.
It battles every tissue of th-A body. flow
necessary. than. that the blood should be
kept pure and rich. Dr. I‘ierco‘s "Golden
Medical Dis.~overy“ istho gloat blood food
and blood purifier. It is a sovereign retried
for all dimscs due to impoverished bloat .
consumption, bronchitis, weak lungs. acroflr
Iii. influenza. and kindred diseases.
ToaAcco gmwsr wild in various parts of
Novadt _ .-
* ‘ ‘ * Delicate diseases in either- sex,
however induced. “readily cured Book, In
cents in stamps Address. in coufidonce.
“'orld‘a Dispensary Medical Association. 063
Hair: Street. Buffalo, 8. \.
Tat widow of Baldwin, the great locomo-
motivo builder. has 32.0. i toflvo upon.
Twowoaks ago ‘0 ed tho annual
anuounmment of Ibo \o ‘s Costumes.
No other illustrated mkl paper attompts
to present ita subaa-iben w_th such a variety
of attractivo and outta-taming reading. This
is the reason why a has 340.000 subseribers~
the largest circulation in 1-119. United Stated
Every family should take it. By onndin
your subscriptions now. with $1.75, you will
receive it free to January I. 1&6. and . gun
year‘s subscriptiow from that data.
Now is the time to prevent and euro Skin
Diseases. and to secure a 'hl’ ‘,soft and bear»
tiful munploxlon ass “Rama‘s Altonartc
Aw: Sou-nun Soar.” 83 ennui 1) Drug-
giat.or by mail. W .Dnoydoppel, Phil" Pa.
All plastmaronot alike. Hop Hunter-:31"
relief and cum when other kinds are utter-[y
tortilla-s. Try om and not. 35c. denials.
An {imi- on; and hardwan anteater
Lyon‘s
col ‘ the
Viuflcnon. ykcopw
Tithe-twinned“
Collar Pads
Modal-callbacks: has: are
That-at kWh Plant-Canta-
ngwom.“ '
i
l
’ MORPHINE
3
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Rumor
Ia , - . E
‘ ‘. y ‘i .‘ -
ERMMMEM E Y
I
I "I... l 0‘.-
or al Flirt. Flr'rv cilu'rtl.
AT lllrmztsv.‘ AND “sun
0m Rheumatism. Nauru
1n: Gall-l: a. menu «unsunoanna.
Macho. lladarlo. Toothache.
Scrotula of lungs.
lain new 0! year- old. and have antlers-d for the
tan fifteen year! with a turn. trouble.
"mounds of dollar: to men the march of tbh Ila
ease. but moor-wry relief waa all that I cud-ct
yearn.
A friend an 3 roux-intended the one of Swift‘-
SN-tnc is. S .i. dun-Inn that In bin-elf but boo-
tlv hoodlum! by Its one In some “3mm“
It The mom an row .9.
my strength bu returned. and
wrath atnty n more than lever did In my llfo.
It Malice- myuraatnce l slapped the-“duo
medicine. but I have hnd no return of tho due-nan.
and the" are no runs or var-knea- folt In lunga.
I do the bard.“ kind of work. 1‘. .1. our.
Immune", Ah. June B. 188‘
avtft‘a 3 Ir Ia calmly vegrlnblo. 'l‘roauao on
Blood Cad . ll PM wind I’m.
Tun Swin- SPIa‘l'lc Co. Drawer 3. Aunt-L (IL.
or is: W. an 8;. N. Y. ,
hula-ft-
, TI—IE
LEW GAF‘E'
“WION‘ p‘jtl‘1‘
BASE BALI-
WITH
CARDS.
or run. so...
uwsox em all.
Danton. lain.
For sale by all
Stationers. lemma. Fancy Booth Dealers.
icigggga £3 Lays.
Place. -tnt “raving;
)k If,
Courtship and Iarr
Most laughable. Incl
mall. 25 cents. Address
«9 Samoa Stu-ct. N. Y.
submit
191“ mm
nasrnv ovum. noon FBBI.
DR. .1. c. HOFFIAN. 'lctlorson. Vises-sis.
t-aI. useful Iris .
(‘UAST (‘ITY I‘I'n (\l.
minimum
tie-921W; lie-5hr.
“Alan 1‘. Sure cure In It) to
M (It (lays. Sanitarium treatnont.
or medicines b cx ms. 15
var: Onlnblinhoi . gout free.
, ‘. lav-oh. “ll-or. "leg.
QPLRN DID lllllJllAY PR E‘RNTeramt
a chance ever offered. Something new. Ladlea dr-
uents. Satisfaction "amen: or mom-v refunded.
Send or, unmet .90" Box a. sumo. s; y.___
[Dos-cutie erter. animu- no
$1.15 In mutant 13:?“ Instructor for-Child~
ru- Mex-"2°: 312‘ 'WWI‘EGM {ml-SQ ~15
GEE. GRAN'T’S‘l HEMOIRSM
Ruc‘ a arm .0. nan extra term-noon
w .ddwiuefimmmsww. ELE‘F rs.
' [car-u horn and can good pay.
Eaulw Situation- furnished. to
I anneal-1m: muss“ Janet-ville. writ“
I ”Soldier-fillets. Sondatamp
.nsluns for Uncut“ . 691. L 3130-
Waaqutof. n. a.
RAM. Alt‘y.
An active» Ian or Woman
i
[ED u..."
u «only In tell our .‘ods I!
new Italian. hm lisp-m... ad-
“ ram Carina-in; «out "It I‘an '-
811 0" W
_H__m .. -, {ls-e
cguzs
WILL BUY A 2 5‘
Treatise on tits Ilene
’ an m
Book of 100 Pages.
VALUAILE to mar lion: ma
WWI-m
M hi
mmmmm'.“
'mm-«l'om
. m-\___.-
Ortsrlnmesln scrofntous taint 1n the blood. Hence
purify: the blood. tts many \Ilwrlflhll‘ symptoms.
and the dancer of vim cloning into bronchitis or that
terriblv fatal dis-ms». conumiptton. aw entirely re
moved by Howl‘s Sanaparilln. which cures catnrrh
by purifying the blood and also tunes on the system
and greatly Improves the general health of those
who take It.
“I had been troubled by general dcbtllty. caused to
part by catarrh and humor-s “that‘s SaNapaI-illn
proved just the thine needed. 1 (It‘I’IYi‘sI an tin.
mouse amount of benefit?” H. 1:. Hum". Boston.
"‘1 suffered three years with catarrh. and my gen
oral health was mum in consequence. \\’tht I took
Hunt‘s Snrsapartlla I found I had the right n'iiicily.
The catarrh ts yielding. as llimzl's Sanaparilia is
cleansing my blood. and the general tone of my sys
tent is improving. My case is of such long standing
l‘nsvx “‘sstun'ns. Rochester. X. Y.
“I suffered with catarrli lifter-n veal-s: tried all the
parilla. Iwould not lakeauy money consideration
for the good one Ibollir- did me. Now 1 turn not
troubled any with catarrlr.“ l. W. LiLLis. Chicago.
111.
Sold by all i'rucclsts. $1 : six for $5. Madc only by
C. l. Iltwili .t Cu. Apothecanes. Low-ell. Ila».
____t 09 Doses, Ono Dollar
PISQ’S CURE FOR
C'IIS “III A“ I.“ FAILS.
Beat Dough syru i. Tastes mind. Us.
In time. So d by druggists.
"I‘isn's Pure for t‘onsiimption saved mv lrfo.“»
L. L. Walru‘. Drugmst. Krntnrr. Micki.
“If: Ill“! All It“ FAILS.
3m Cough Syrup. Tastes wood. C.
In time. Sold by drought;
“Will bin in other 1‘ ‘t‘lxh “edit-inc a! long as in
can get Esau: Cure.“ VL‘. 8.1. uuutn. K:rkwood. III.
I IS! 3111:.
But t‘ouxh Syru . 1‘1!th roost
In timo- Sud by animus.
“Piso's (‘un‘ curs-d m0 of t‘ontumptron. "—\\'l. E.
Roar-nos. Broads-wine. Xvi.
Taste! Quid. U“
by simian
ua: Ii Syn:
“I“. So
"Pike‘s t‘urc for Consumption is the beat mediclnn
'QQVQIIIN."A 0. 1.. Rerun- AsiLtsx. KAI“.
‘ PISO‘S CURE FOR
m “I“ All I.“ Fills.
”Cough Syrup Tastes good. Una
‘ d by d . Esta.
In time. .N
CONSUMPTUQN
"Piao‘s (‘urefor Consumption is doing wonders for
mu” 8. u Srsssx:.i.. Newark. N Y.
PISO'S CURE FOR
C..IS I'll! All. I“ fills.
ht (tumult Syn: . Tutu (mud. VI.
in time. S. d by dru‘gista.
CC‘NSUMPTlON
In various Styles of Binding. with and
without Patent lndu.
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GAZETTEER
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area of every part of the Globe.
G Won-Eh-“ has 113.000 Words.
m 32.000copies in Public . ‘hoola.
Sale 20 to l of any other series.
stud at every Fireside.
G. l C. lulRIAI ‘ C0., Pub‘ra, Springfield. Nail.
Foul l~ tn hestmanut’actmrs
and micidnm in tho worm. & '
£c.._v.ir «3'1..in affine stark. \ \l“
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BET Hohday Glitz
Pullman l'alace Carl‘m.lnmu
Countries, Cities. Towns. and Natural Fear
Standard in tiny”! Printin Uffice.
It is an invaluable companion in every Sol-col.
A Hamlin Oman t flour) to.
,.
At the Sew (\rlrans Baptist
lion. ‘ouits Ina-lo with it. on-
a testing strain of ovar
"I600 Pounds
to a son“ men.
yaw-J «rm-yes! qfuclmm-n.
I!!! BOLD MEALS. 95
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m iscar. an. ‘ . post”! or camp etan
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7’ RUSSIA ORIENT (30-: C
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ID no
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llo he sand nouns. and to Woolricn & co. Pal~
user. has .givinzrraddre- in full for Pam Ion tier
taming to the hum-g uf ChlIdNn. etc. Iii ‘a Food
I- the best food in true world for tnvdtdx ‘nnd la
molly taken by the little miss. and‘alvava with-at-
intaclory result: when taken amonlinx to the direc~
lions mmmnvmn m5 cus- Sat 01'
carded for stamp.
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FRAZEEi
AXLE unease.
Bast! theWorId. lode than-annulmen-
moti‘ucamxxam Salim
n. 0. Alvin:
ful“
. that lard
lord‘n Sunni-IO
ualltyconafluul l
c
lat!
Will-21.183 Poe om _
«will. . reguugggrmv “fiuum"M"""‘=’-‘.n
0 I “Eula! Gad-I
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mum... “'3‘" :13. 1&2:
can. amn- sums-r rut
(It
on assesses-sm-
«rum-mu
the proper method by which to cure «tank. is to -
that 1 did not expect to be- cured in nu instants"- -
catarrh remedies without benefit. and was about t x .
try achaugcof climate. when I took Hood's \‘am ‘
Catarrh in the Head—
“For many years. beginning so far hat k 1 «101“ r.
Member when. 1 had lir- .-at;.rr1r In my hea l. it con
sisted of an excessive flow from my nose rlnflna
and bursting: noises In my cars. and pains on the top
of my head. The hawking an! Fltluln¢ were mod
excessive in tht‘ mornlnr. n lll‘ll tho IL‘lv‘k part of my
tongue would IM‘ thick with a \\ nthI fur, and there
would be a laid taslt‘ 1o mv month My liczirimr W
Kiln-It‘d In my left car. I‘iio years ago I began to
use Hood‘s Nimumrlllm I was helped right at!“
but I continued to use 1111 lfelt i:i_vs--lf’ cured. 1.)
general health has been mind i \or siuuc the on”!
left rnc.“~.\ltts. 1»; 11- Cat DIELI‘. Lowe-IL
Catarrh Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla
' Martin \‘hlr-lds. a sue-wistful mar‘zciuiuu of Chicago
derived hvip {rum Moo I‘s Mharmrilta. I'c says; “I
have l-ocri thulbleil With that \lhlzl‘s’x‘illg coinpltfilk
catarrh.nnd 1 “an: to say that I have tit-on usln.
1 Him-1‘s Nimapariila. ran-t 1 find it one of Ili ~ best rem
‘ cult-s I have "\tI taken. My Ihlll'ti“ has lost-ed to!
years. an 1 nun-r before could I get any n-E: .. never.
{until I niritumnced to use Hood's $1rsapari'lm I
' would nssitumend its liv- to all suffer'iui: \\ 1th that
complaint. It is truly an .~\ccl!-\iir medicine.“
“I look Hoods Sarsaparilla fur il_\‘\]|r‘y\.\l.| whichl
had for nine or ten years. sum-ring terribly with Is
It has entirely cured me. and l l‘r'v‘ululht‘lld it or
othcrs \\ ho suffer with this dlfit‘l‘Sv.H—MR\ A. Son.
‘. Ton. China-cc. Mans
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
' Sold by all druggists. :1: six for 3:6. lode only by
C. 1. noon & 0.1.. .unithwrirzes Lowell. Mass
I00 Doses One Dollar -_
1.“ch Known.
[11:38
No other mule-Inc known on «Rx-cum,
' pu es the blood of deep—seatut dis-gm
fillllona boar tenths-on, to its wonder»
ful curative effects.
It In a surely Vegetable Prepam
mails-from t native berks and rootso (aha-h
nia. the medicinal properties of which are ex-
tracted therefrom without the use_of Alum-1.
II remove- llu- canoe of disease. and
patient recovers his built:
It la also great Blood Partner-arid Lilo
giving [‘1 inciple ; a Gentle _ vc and Tome ;
n perfect licziovator cud Innzornr tor or the 53*.-
, 1cm. Never before in the history of tho world
has armslicine been mnpouuded M‘s-son the
remarkable qualities of Vista «I lit-reigns III n.1-
i the sick of every (linens!- man Is bolt to-
ho Altenxlve, Apr-lent. lbapbwotlc,
1(‘aruunaitrve- Nutritious. lag-rave. hesitant-r.
; (‘mmter-lrritanLSudnntic. Anti-flinging non-m.
- Diuretic and Tonic properties of \ organ; I up
i tins exec-rd those of Any other medicine in the
world,
No percol- can take tho Ben-nu according
to direction. and remain long unwell. pun ..
their bones are not destroyed by mineral 1.. awn
# or ome‘himnns. 'and the vrtai orgnnsvrastod Do-
I point 0 rcpnir. .
Bllloun. Romlllen! Intermittent and
Malnn‘nl Pet-em. an- prev-font thmm-lmur tho
l‘nited States. rticularly in the \‘atin-yscf our
great river: an. their vast lI'IhIIIaTI'ftiuIlnj: tho
Summer and Autumn especially duruu; 5:““31.
' of unusual bent and dryness. .
Thane Fever- ue invariably accommmcd
, by extensive derangemcuta of the stomach, inc:
and bow-0L1. In their treatiuurit. a p .rpative, ex-
‘ ertinz a pnrorful influence upon these organ. II
absolute y mmry.
‘ There I: no cathartic for the purpose
equal to Dr. J. “annals \ ism»: l‘n‘rrzks. ‘ t
. will spa-stily remove the dukcilored vim d
matter with which the hotels an- swim-d. at too
.me Iime stimulating the eccrr ti ills of the .n or
and fooerolty restoring the healthy funcucns of
the t izostive organs. _ _
. For-Ill) Ilse bod; must disease by purl-
fying all its fluids wit \‘tsuua Birrrus. .\o
i epidemic can take hold of a system thus for.
I
|
Irma .
la Invigonu-a the Sta-nub and trlmtr
ht" the to 'tl Liver and Bowels. which render
it of uncq efficiency in (lemming the hood
l of all impurities. imparting new life and vigor-to
i the frame. and carrying of! without the and of
Colonial. or other mineral medi um. every pan
: ticle of piisonous matter from c systcru. - t
Dyspepsia or Indigo-floss. HIM
Pain in the Shoulders. (wits. 'I‘igbmcss of the
Chest. “imam. Sour Stomach. .End Taste in the
; Ionth. Iiiiious Attacks. Yalpitntrqn of the He
' Inflammation of the mags. Pain in the region
the Kidneys. all a hundrtrpztherpnfnfium
‘wananet eoflnpnngs‘ o _spepsu_.‘
i Sci-Milo, or Klnx’a an", YlhiteSydl-
‘ furs. Floors. firs-sipe‘ias. Stalled hes-k. Got
l Scrofnlotu or Indolent Inflammations. ‘I
1 “fiction. 01d Sores. limptionsof the NE“).
' Eves. etc. Intheoe. as in all otherconsricu
i Dim W-uv:n‘s \‘rxmak 8:17:38th
their great mratiyo powers in the “M
% nau- and intractable cases. ‘ 1
1 For Inn-salmon!" and Chrome Rheum.
tum. Gout. Bilious Remiuent and Intemnttell
Fever-a. Dist!“ of the . Liver. kidneys and
Bladder. the Bitters have no equal. Such!»-
: case-are caused hv \‘itnted‘ B
tubers. gm
. Morlanlcal Mann..—
1 In Paints and Minerals. and: an
setters. iiold~beaters and Miners. as _the ad-
vance in life, are sub' to paralysis o the
i Rom-ts. To guard ago mistake adooo d
: “‘un‘a Vishnu: Him
For skin Ill-own, Eruptions. Telnet.
, Salt Rheum. Blowhfl. Spf‘tl. l‘tmplcs. Mules,
- Bolts. (\rbuncles. Ring-worms. Scam-bend. porn
. Eyes. L‘ryai lac. Itch. Scurfs [newton-noun.
L Humor: an diseases ofthe Skin of whatem
name or nature. are literally dug ligand ‘
, $1:ng aystctnin a anon-tunic ytbouseof
net's
: I’ln, Tape, and other War-Ia. lurking
'htbeagstem ofso manythousnds. moi»
E fully annoyed and removed. )0 Wm of
‘ med-cine. no vermifugeo. no anthehmmlca. will
. flu-the tantrum Wlikotbemnax
' For e-nlo (‘o-plnl-tn. in voting a
old. married or 31 11-. at the dawn of woman-
' bond. ortbeturn of ife. thh Bitters has 00ml.
and danish in them‘
Inner-11w“ it h foul: your fee will hi
manners. K 12".th pure. and
0"le 0 0'.
g In cold-ale. : Give-them. . atrial. ll
' VIII for-Itself;h (”91:33: sanctum
’ “monuments an: yadvertgac-ana
Aron-I each bottle do run three“
printed in «Mt larval-:11. _
R. I. IeIIISALh lllll‘ - l0. PW
hand-co. 0a).. and m saoc‘. 58g hiking“
St” For. Charlton St. New \ ork.
Sold hymnedmnd Drastic:
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