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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, April 3, 1886 · page 7

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l‘ 0...... ..f looking takes lt~ul II'U to
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ts thvn grep-"l in we firmly in the left
hand the Sun but"; lK-d} is half raised
on the eilmn. tlof imwl is itnlin-d to-
‘mlll, the adore. the light band hold: the
3"“ ham-u molt to keep the opium in
' plav r. the tips 1 ion» over the mouthgitoc
hull 1h. snwiiu; imgln’s. A‘ tllt‘ all“!
toxin-s :‘nr ‘hc smoke is inhaled
LL. lb! ~m ‘. who cut Is it in dtusr
unite - . , .-t~ -tu his :rtn-t1lls. The lips
a.” not rt‘n - .3 hunt the pipe until ail
the tlpl‘tln ~l «manned

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The bun“: ;~ llnn stormed 01 and the
lmuhr.’ posses th-- pipe to hi. vis—c-vis,
who got: through the same performance.
Th» art or yen she of the opium falls
into-I bowl Each tmoke in culled a
“pipe“ rind an old smoker con consume
from ten t . twenty pipes bdorc his cut“
mg: are “tidied. After [nosing the pipe
to the other carter. the dead pul- m c
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llc .I‘l‘t' l tltu‘t .tll'ortl it llu\\ much
.2.- yo . supposr it costs no to the now
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31s! my own ll\lll“' “

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'l‘uo ‘|||||'I‘t ratin- Souls‘.

.\ tll‘llllglllhllt’ll \l.tiur 2'- ntlvumn says
lmt souu yt-urs .I:\- he uuslnnkiu; :I
not _\ do“ n his! \\ hen the train luccumr
; I! u .s then ivvmug, and
tlr rt nus lu- hopt ml progrrss until tl:|_\
‘ ht Ilut mutt :tl lutltl was u little vil
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.s,l‘~_’L'l t‘t d th .t thr pusst ngcrs :uliwurn lo

the h.tli .lll‘l listen to or address by tln ll‘
distirgnisln d l‘rllvw ll'dVI‘lt'l‘ llctinully
and to do his put. thc lull \\:ts
uurund ml lighted and the ll‘« turt ll‘l‘k
pln- in T1." It«'\t day the gentleman “us
.‘llll'l't‘dt ll-tl I») u sturdy your}: yuctuuu.
\\ lzn s llll'

“\- u'n 1hr mun \\ ltw mudr lhc spw ch
lust ut_-ht. .tiut you?" The lllt‘ slit} ll:l\'lll:j
t.l
want to thunk you for it: I don‘t kuou
“hru l'\c ctrioytd tnysclf Itr-l’t' than I did
nhilc you \u-rt talking.“

The orator cvpe ricuccd the genial glo“
u hirh uncom entionul :llltl trust-Ital" praise
is “out to inspite. and he cordially took
the honest lcllow‘s hand.

"Yr-s." the young man continued. "it
wuv a good thing: you see. my ~:_-irl is on
tlu- train. and while you wo-rc lecturing
she and I had the car to ourselves.“
B vatwl Emmi.

l.oug~hlved.

“tine of the curious. traits about those.
Front ht'mtadiuus." said a fly mun ycs- ‘
lrrduy. “is the fut-t that tluy never d'e
of old our. Sartre seven ycrtrs ago a
couple of us‘ were working a tin-at \K'cst—
ern train . and we beat tr Fruit-hunt) out
of M5 on the tlircc—cunl montc racket. .
lle “1.: a little. old. wilted-up'speeituvn.
sat-min; to be all of seventy-live yc.trs
old. and he didn‘t gel the game through
his head bcfon- vvc jumped the train at ll
sumll ~tttiou. The other day l was com-
ing to Detroit from the East. and when
thc train flopped at St. Thomas I got out
to stretch my legs. I had scarcely -
touched the platform when somebody :
gmspl-d Inc and a voice erred out: .

" ‘llc is da manor. lle bait me out of;

"I looked around to find that same old '
Frenchman hanging to my arm. I 3
couldn‘t see that he had changed a par-
ticle in looks or grown older by a dav.

“ 1 want me feeltcen dollniref‘:
chonttd as he dour-ed around. ‘Dis man f
he thtow one two ._ three cuttrd, and he
tlnhr me fccft ‘cn dolluirc nud kccp.‘ ‘

“I tried to bra.“ it out. but it Was no
go. and the result was that I had to fork
over the money. He stood there an the
train moved OH, and sinking his fist ht
me he shouted:

“ ‘Ah! I forgot: Yon doan‘t pay me
no intent on slut feeftcen dollcire for
ccveuteen yum! I see you ugains—meb-
be ccventcen yum more? “~—D¢¢ma‘r
Pm hut.

m.“- killed by . Hula.

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‘ the f reest

_ ”31mg.“

l outside tlu- gold hunting industry. Their

é idea “'35 to make the other fellows delve
§ l'orthe gold. while they appropriated it
'uftcrwntd. Rollin Daggett, afterward
. ;\'rv:rd::‘s t‘ongrcssutnn. established a
ferry boat on a small (1101;. and named
lll" plat-c "llrutlt‘s Ford.“ at the sun"
tiiur Zinc tting n musty legend to the cf—
t'u': llm‘ it was thus name-d l-c ‘ullse so
many livr~ had been lost in an attempt to
l rt-ss it. The strenm “as not more than
:t tlti'rll ynrds wide. and the water
. nowlm'r llll‘rt' than two feet deep. but he

tigw d up a llutlmut nu l pulled it luck
and tt-rth by u rope contrzvttnt c. When

cvcr the prosptcturs crossed he l‘cgaled
tln m \\ ith lit-tril-lc lillt‘s of the treachery
‘of tl;e strcutu. and thc rernormh‘si quirk
>:l‘ltl~ \\|.i-~h hud drawn so hurry men
and mules to te 'riltlc deaths.
in tlzc ni;ht when he ferried p-ople
on r he would caution them not to :31
too llt‘ll!‘ the edge of the ho it. as a lull
otczlioud “us ccrtnin tl' :illl. li) hill":
the dim old lzuttv tn :0 on . and making
slow time. h“ l’rc plently impressed the
t-ttsscnge-s with the him the: the strcaun
\\.ts hull ti lltll' “:dc. For night trips
ln (*lxntgwl $7. l» :t it Mr “ind ‘.\':ls high

. land thr \Vt'llillt r had in stru ”k sunguitn

: prospectors for much larger suns. In the

day time $l was hismudvs" charge. llc
ut-nr along in this wuy for several

months. the tum! \\ ho rushed to the hill‘:
lo thing upon him :.s :t benefactor to his
rave by this ( unt- ring; of so formidnltlt
:tzt ol»st:t lc to travel as “llcallfs Ford."

Uncduy (‘lntrlvy .‘toldurd. the pro-
lllult‘l‘. :tppc».rc.l on the h Ink with :I untlc
and board d the tlnthout to t’l‘t\~\. in
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tt :‘tymnn wus tr Ellii; ho“ dangerous the
pin “us. ll“ nude ‘_'l‘t'\\‘ rmtite :tnd
lcll ovtrliooz- Hm- 1'1.- tuught on :t
:'.~pt_ .md he got his in :td qul- r wntrr.
..'.d tumble to t‘\llit‘.tlt‘ hintwll. was
.;, tum-d. Wit-t2 hr \\..s l‘ll'. lm sw he
:l ill-l" ill lltt ltlitltllv (If .'l)|‘lillv‘
1‘. hi.“ lirtlt‘ wt: 0 thr mm r. so tlmt :Ill
uto- m zi'on; ~.\\ wh..t :t :uiwmlrlc
~:t.t;.. tho {try “as .twl tint .tnv four
‘. t-I t:t.t.m..l . .. . d‘. l\ :r ross. llzts:
:‘t'll ’.l‘ ml to “'l l'tc n: Er :t\\.t)’. lull ll!-

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3: 1'» Eutzsznt ss :t- :i l' route-J. nus :uin< d,
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“‘0" IDN 0F “ ISINL“.
“to la \l u-g 1‘ It. . it ~ ;_'l‘! :d in .tl‘ls r- so-
lul
\‘llt‘ll all ll‘t .s 'osl. llzt‘ flll'tl‘t lt‘
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.l.“\ an ill ti: l g to In :hllullll‘l n-l' out-‘s
l s \‘t Ily.
little {lungs t-Ilt‘llll‘ its. lu‘t‘a‘lst' little
:uh._~~ ullli-t us

l: l‘ the up stnt h tl lx..ud llltll meets
fix don ll-sllt‘l~ lt~ d hutd.

'l‘u l :u‘r uhd “e \\:.ut is tihcs. hut
ll li- .tlllc in tin \\'lllH"ll ls pt-“N‘.

l'lzc‘t‘ slmil ltr l. sun't .‘ to thr llldll
uhn :s not willing to ingut small.

0

lltll;u\ :trc unl-otrtldc i'tst until we
l;:l\~ them to lltol lh- Cr p ssil-ility l omos
uitl; thrill.

'l‘ln yoke n llltll tr; ttvs for ltlntwlt
l‘.‘ unngdoiu: will luncd lull“ in the
l\llt\l!il"i nature.

thin in it mold or sittt t“.\‘ tn 1: is unity
and tltrtv. in the long lllll. it is
:ts :t-tul (ts \l'llLIlll.

.\ wt of tuoz‘tuls has xiv it who luliou‘
t:.:u truth is u-~t :t pnntcd speculation
llll'. a plat titul tuct.

\th in t‘ llt'\t‘r sltow's itself to great
..u mint-flugr :ts‘ \‘lll‘l’l it is made the re
ply lu czlltltuu) tll‘tl tltloluuliuu.

“mum.

\(t

St out not thy lrllou creature: there is
some sputh of z: url ytt it it in mmy mun.
t'\‘lt though lu li. lying in thv. \‘ctirst
llt'l“

llu-l l tlill on th“ purl of on ltnlh idtlul.
n vi'v. or fit u o rt rte, is u snmll \i< c in
\tlllll;.tl'l‘tl: with the suluuities “loch
lx~lls>w luttl firth on the purl ol‘u smct
llL‘ll goxcrntucnt.

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Dangers of the “urging Lump.

Tltc s‘upt‘elltu y of the toy listol and
the ldllltl do: its agents ol’ \lt‘sllllt"lt»ll it
hem: scrioush tlu'cuvncd by :t pout-tful

r.\.tl. 'l‘hc rival is tlu- tuodt in hanging
lump. A it w In nlhs Hun the useof

tho-st- i.l.1nuu:;tors~ ltccutuc again so genv
end as to constitute \\ll:ll might be
t :lllt d u llzitlgtll: lump renaissance. and
although the tuition is not yet worn out
the cll‘cct of \uur st-t Ius‘ to lvcdist eruil-lc
upon I \t‘ l\.\n~_;inLvs~ of some of those
\\ hit-h ucrc rztrliest in use. At any rate

th lzllttps :ll't' beginning to full. An :tc-
ll|l' nt of this kind \\ luch ou-urrt d in
this vilfzt -c u ft-w days ago is not the

only on:- that has rm cutly h cu reported
in thr m-uspuwrs‘. mud in \l‘lllt' cases
tho-y hurt l':l‘l\'lli scrious results. l’rolr
ably no our who has lmd true of tln-sc
lamps lllll‘t: has n-t looked forward with
more or less certainty of llvlief to :I tilllt‘
“hm the lump \v.-uld come down by it
st-it; and the instances in which such
accidents hut c occurred show the upprw
hurt-ion to lune been not t‘lllll‘t ly a nerv-
t-ufi one. The stn-cesion of improve
or nts \\ hich have been made in the
lumps bore a ldcd to their appearance.
but have :ttso added to their weight. and
they often s-etn provided with insufficient
means for safe suspension. When such
on amount of metal. earthenware. and
glass as some of them are composed of
comes down with a crush it is a good
deal of a loss and a chock in itself, even

;if no one or nothing else isinjurcd.

But, of course. the principal danger in
that of tire being caused. and iftlus sort

~ of thing continucs it may not» he imp Is~

sil-lc to rind the ever-vigilant insurance
companion classing houses where these
articles are in use in the “extra hound-
ous risk.“ Those who have advice to
give upon domestic affairs may turutheir
attention to this fresh subject.~—Smem
I'll”: t.\'. Y) Tribune.

Like a Vast Prison.

Russia is like a vast prison. writes an
Udrssn corrcepondcnt ol‘ the New York
World. The prisoner in a dungeon can
walk within certain confines as freely Is
It is only when he would
go further that he encounters the walls

 

; and is stopped. So. in Russia. a long

as you remain within a narrow limit. you
may possibly forget that you are ina
prison. lt is difficult to forget it,
though. when you would stir. The

, walls. the olficers. meet. you It every turn.

0n arriving tlt a hotel the first thing de-
manded in your passPtn-t, which you must
carry to the police and hove registered
and stamped. your. by the way, having

'to foo: the bill f :r the registration :1]!

stamp. \\ hen y u leave a city the ! olicc
must agtin be notified. and from begin-
ning to end it seemed as if every corner
in 3 of being a nihilist or dyna-
rnitcr. It in dangerous to converse on
cocial or political topics. Ench suspects
the other :1) ing. It is so eu‘ to be dc»
trounced ”my to be w turd on to
Siberia. that the truth 6! the proverb,
“Silence i! golden.” ii .p

iatodinno
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Directions for Lightning Rodx

As the season of thunder storm< is
at hand. a few practical directions for
lightning rods may be found useful.

Quarter inch naked copper wire. such
in is used for street electric lights. will I
do for the rods. Two of such rods are
luvttcr than one. each rod to he coutin~§
uous‘. or if jointed. the joints to be sol~ ‘
dcrcd. l

llun thc uppcr end of rod around the
cdgcs of the chimney. and the pt-aks.
and edges of the roof: bend so at to
leave u looped point at e..ch come-r:
points to be six inches high. FllStt'll tlte
rod directlv to do exterior of building
\\‘llll “lipids. no infilltllurs‘. The honor“
of each rod should be wound around the
metallic strt ct \\ alt‘l‘ pipe (or gas pipe, if
there is no “utvr ptpct. lletlcr solder
the rod to ll'te- pipe.

lly Inn-nus of branch wires or rods con
lit‘ *t the lower {gas of the water leaders.
also one end of cash metallic gutter. also
it” tut-tails and metallic roofing. if any.
with the To]; solder the conuettious.
and run rod to ~ground and around the
water pipc. as “fore stated. Several
~eparutc rods may be used. The more
the hotter. if properly grounded.

The essentiml rule of safety is to have
the rods well conut‘tcd with the eurtlt.
For this rtason soldering to the under
ground water pipt- is advised.

lf no tnctnllh water pipes or gas pipes
exist. then dig a wry narrow trench four
feet dccp, coucvshut-ed bottom. and till
into bottom a continuous layer of coal
dust and lay the- rod therein. Any kind
ot‘voul ulttst. chart-oil, hard or soft ccul
will do. 'l‘hn- trench with t oul duct layer
and rod the'rin should he. say lot! feet
long. t'onl un l‘ll‘tll'lt'lll «‘tllltl‘dt‘lul‘.
The object of placing the lower cud of
llat‘ rod tht Min and |‘\ll‘ll|llll ; the rod so
for is to w. ure go-‘tl wound condu tion
and n nun-ton for flu n-d.

'l‘ln- :l‘c u? tuniurity t-l rods no“ t‘l'l‘t tcd
:l e Ilt‘lit’lt‘lll in their :rwtud connections,
and {'ousctplclttly are pro ti- all) us- 1.»-.
This is tht- reason We lt- or of so mun .‘ ‘n
~t.tut t-s of (l uuugr. t'\t :t \\lll u buildings
lmw- rods In general. thr rod is simply
stut l. down too or tlurc l't» t dccpinto
tlr_\ with. which is :tlu-ut the suite us il‘
the lowcr end of the rod \n-rt- int losrd in
:1 lmtlh : such rods are lutztlly drl'tt'tivc.
Now is the time to limit to your rods.
('t-tuut the main deft-ct lI_v lllllklllL’ a
tlrst tutc grutllltl counm lion. to above dc—
st rilu d. or take down your rod. The
only clmn 'e for safety is with it good
ground connection 'l‘h- rid: of damage
is hss without :I rod than n ith our hardly
count-ct. lo the t ul’th -.\'~‘I‘ri"{"l" .11..“ I

 

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Mom-y Lenders and the llahylunians

'l‘lu' clutter purl (l the so t :il‘t'd ligilti
tuldr ts :trc :tgl‘t‘t‘lucltls for loans in which
the lnvlrnwt r hiuds himsc‘l to return the
amount together with lllt' inltt'cst pir—
srrilu-tl in thc cumin ‘1. Some of thist-
contracts are rellly stutcturnts' recording
ll loan, which \tt'l't‘tlt.‘r\\ll up \tllt'll the
payment lwculue die, in older to hwy
cxmution on the lh‘llnwt'l'. “hear u
llul-ylouiuu wanted to begin business he
often borrowed upon his own property.
as to y_'ct the n w cssztry capital.
.\c\'rt:tl tablets record the agreements of
too ptrt‘cs mortgugm: their houses
with the tslatcds intuition of crcutiuu tt
capital mid of starting business. The
system of tnuttiou in Baby louia also mode
money lcnlrrs indisprnsiltlc. cspcciu‘ly
to ugt‘lt‘ullultsls. who had to pay thcir
l.i\cs ln'l'ort- lutr\‘cs!. and wire then-lure
oltlig d to liorro“ on their future crops.
Interest was‘ gen-Tully. tfrough not alvvuys.
paid by the month. lllll capital “us paid
null by installments: the intcrest was
about one-sixticlh p ‘r mouth. or twenty
}N‘l' cent. per unuum. llut “hut ins
\‘l‘v‘.‘.st‘tl the protit of the money lrndcr
“as the s_\s‘t»~m. which is ‘till in use in
Asia .‘Iinor. of paying lll\t‘§ in kind. Thr-
:tgriculturist had to buy gl‘ttlll when the.

nu

. pt- n-s oi ' ~
which I onttxlmlcs troll-"tally to tho ur culling

“Be wine to-dty: ‘tln mariners to deter.“

Don‘t lie lect your cough. l! you do _\ our fate
mv be that of the countless thousands who
havedone likewise. and who to-dtty~ fill con-
sum ves‘ (raven. N‘ lit-smelt:~ . eptttt of
bl . weak lungx; Int consumption ltse f if
taken in time cnn be cured by the use: of Dr.
l‘icn'e’s "Golden Medical Discovery. ’ This
wonderful pre mutton has mequnl as: reme-

' dy tor lung an: throut diseases. Alldruggists.

A vuuus‘c club of young women has been
ormcd at \\jat<luingtoh. 7 «

Fruitful \VI to. .

Consumption ca rrics of! its thousands of v u~~
titus‘ every year. Yes. thousand: of human
lives are being insisted that might be eaVchUT
the fact is now establ'mhed that consumption.
in its early st res. is curable. llr. l’ierce‘s
“Holden Medici Discovery“ will. if used In
time. ctht-t a permanent cure. it has no euuul
tun remedy for bnrucltitiscmmgim and colds.
lts efficacy has been proved in thousands ot
cases. All llruggisu.

.\'0 quarters or halves have beenToined sinrv
it‘ll.

 

 

Ilium I. (‘o-II-ptlveo.
t‘onsutuptivN should use food as nourishing
as can be had. and in a shape that will best

 

. agree with the stomach and taste of the par
' tient.

Out-door exercise is earnestly recommended.
If you are unable to take suth exercise on
horseback or on foot. that should furnish no
excuse for shuttiu: yourself in-d-uirs. but you
should take exercise in u carriuue. or in sonic
other way brim: yourself in contact with the
open air.

)lcditim-s which cause expectoralion must
be avoided. For the hundred years phy-
sitians have tried to cure (‘onsutnption b)
u itu: tlu-rn. and have failed. “'here there i~
arr-art derangement ot the sun-lions. w:th
t-nuorgeutcnt of air-cells. there is always
profuse evpccturatiou. Now l'isn‘s t‘ure re.
trimestltc cugorgcuteut and the derangement
of thc secretions. and tort-Acuttetitly mud in
this way onlyl diminishes the amount of mat-
ter expectorutml. This medicine- dot-s not dry
up a rough. but removes the cause of it.

\Vheu it is itupo‘uible from dchilnv or other
causes to exert isc lrccly in tlm open arr. “pm-r.
tut-Ills mtupu-d l.) the putt-"it si.tn:;.i u- N.
\cultlutc-l us to ensure the toustnut .‘u t t‘\:lu'l
ol fresh utr in ulurutluucc.

'l‘ltc .surltu e Ill the bod) should Ive “it“[lfi‘t‘d
.tsottcn us m'u-r) third day with :rpul outer
and it little Nifl~\II:Ip. -'l‘hts is prvfcmhlrlo

 
 

 

:tuy otlmr.‘ .\ttcr‘tlmn-\u:hlt dtj. . use
. ltltltuu “ill. the ltulttl ltullslclwd \ lr (Ill.
I'od-lnn-r or llltve is the best. This ‘mcps the

(ho stun in a wit. plluldt- -umltltutl.

nl‘ onstc ttmltct l'roru lhc system through this
otgztu. You \\ .1l ’p cusc tn nllu- \vc curc lb .s

, d st-nsc ty cunldJrg the ol; il w ol the svs cut

to pol-.onn tln-rr tuutti us In a u tmu “in.
or. in other words. \u- rctuutc uil-‘t’tl-ll‘ to.
while the I'cctzpcruluq powers of Hit-system
t 'tt‘e the disease.

\\‘c w .H her. say it uord in re; rm! to u l'llllL’ll
In the f ruling state. when- thcte is no con-
stx‘tultonul or Ltd ‘ cable dzs tsc. .\ cough
out) or H) t_\ not forrsi.:ulo\\' sct’iou cm}; “the
,t in Ilslut Ill“ torm. to say tlu- lt-ust. ll is .t
nu gum c. and should he :tln-tcd.

.\ t Hugh is llllllht' an) other st nuttotu of dis—
rust. It stands :I t't-tispiralur. with lltt‘czttcu-
in: tow». Illt‘ltllt tug the l't‘llllli and "Vlsll-lll r
ol u \ ttnl orguti. Its urst npptonc 1 is in w lus-
pcrs unintelligible. :uul .tl lttst to.» olltn un.
lien-led. lull llt l-lltn ll lle\er frills lu Ina r ilsi-lf
llllllt'l‘lnlltl llt'\t‘l Luis ltlt'lflllll lht- :ittcutp u
ol lltosc on whom ll tails.

it you lune u tulIJlt utthout «ltscnscof the
.tlllus or serious \ oust tuttouul tltslurl-mru-, so
tutu-h llu‘l‘t‘llt‘l’. us rt tr“ do rs ol l‘lflo's t ute
“ill be all you may mull. while it you rc for
u l\ltl'-tt‘1l llt t‘ousnuipth u. several .lvoltlcs may
he required to rfimt .\ permanent t‘urt'.

 

 

'l‘ur «cod of the sorghum plant yields rut ex
«cllrnt urudcot glut so.

 

price was high. and when the harvest
came to l‘ealln‘ all u low price. ”Nice n
money lt‘lltltl \\ as often also it corn and

for repuyuu-ut-is generally harvest time.
( huh .‘h’Nu wry It's cine.

--

l.oeust Invasions.

The records of locust-plugurs in the
\\ arm countries of the cast. in modern its ‘
\vcll tl“ in ancient times. almost surpass
lwlicl. Kirby and Spence mention an
army of locusts which ravaged tht- .\lnh
rnttu country. «Rowling: in n column tin-
huudred tuilrs lung. lllll so compact that ‘

it tllht‘lll‘t‘tl the sun like an eclipsrfl
.\‘c.ir lllt“ t‘losv ot the-lust crntury. so

urauy perishcd in the srn on part of the
African coast that a hunk three or four'
feet high. and a‘n-ut lift} miles long: was
formed on the slmrc liy theirdcndbodies.
and thc stench of them WM carried one ,
hundred and tilt} miles by the wind. In E
another lurt of Afritn. early in the (‘hris' l
tinn or... one plague of locusts is said to ‘
have caused the detlh of 300,000 per» I
sons; and in full nearly as had it plague;
oct-urrcd in Italy. Again. in 147.“. more l
than 210.000 persons perished in the \'e _
nctiau territories from famine caused by l
locusts. i

.

 

The dream of the socialist is to live;
without labor. This we cannot do. but i
we can live without pain. St. .ltlt‘ulrsl
Oil. Which cures~ rheumatism and ncuw
ralgin. conquers it.

 

This country hm two ‘_‘Tip~'l‘op" post~
offices—one in Kentucky and the other
in Ariwna. ‘

*—

Hon. “'rn. Mutclrler. member of (‘on-
gross from the Tenth Pennsylvania dis-
trict. certifies that he had personal experi-
cure of the efficacy of Red Star t‘ough

Cure. No morphil ur opium. Price.
twentysfive cents. g
7*

l

Since the accesfiion 01‘ Pope Leo Xlll. ‘
forty-four cardinals have died. Of the
cardinals created by Pope Pius IX.
twenty~six are still living; the rcrncirr
iug thirty-four were created by Pope
Leo XIII.

Tin-1 EFFICACY of Du. WALKER}: \‘rsr-z-
GAR Btnnns, in Chronic Dypcpsia, Fe-
ver-s. Nervous disorders. Constipation,
deficiency of vital pol'er. and all mala—
dies afiecting the stomach. liver, bowels;
pulmonary organs or muscular system,
has been experienced by thousands. The
Bitters strikes at the root of these dis-
casesby toning the stomach and cleans.
ing the blood.

High-toned affliction manifests itself
in New York by sending out funeral in-
,vitatione on newspaper edged with ml

crape.
—__——.—-———_.,

Fulthtnlncn 3 am! net-canny; mt
tron ‘0 Plucnrc the beat "‘3:

 

 

 

gratin lender; mnuy contracts record lonns _
of corn and tttottcy.atn‘l tlteliutc tucutiouctl ,

 

THE 3381‘ BB CHEAPEST

ROUGH or CHUUP

. RE M E D Y.
AS AN EXPEOTORANT IT HAS NO EQUAL

ltcontglns no 0 hurt In Any Form.

A mum's nr‘st: Ahs.‘ .u u. ‘hraa so.
Bottles. Price all \‘cnts. 3. (‘cnu andSl Per Home.
Tbezls Con! Bottle.

or Pro-{p Rel-0d,.
Thu-‘1- dulrtn‘u re t, XSUIPTI N or A l!
1.11:“) DISEASE Ibu- locum Int-(e 3| tram

M00. 250.. 5.9. all” par Bottle.
son 8! All. Illllllllfi llflLEltS

Fast Trail Title.

“Talking about fast running." said an
old railroadcr, "reminds me of‘a little
story of A. J. Cassatt. By the way.
(‘axsatt is one of the greatest railroad
men this country ever produced. and I
predict that when George Roberts dies
he will be called to the munugeuteut of
the Pennsylvania. \Vell, (‘assatt \vas' on
the lirobetwecn New York and Phil:-
dolphin on: day a few years cgo. rind at
Jersey (.‘itv got up into the locomotive
with which Jim Sanford was starting for
Philadelphia nith No. 13, the flying
train. which then. as now. made the
ninety-mile run in 113 minutes. “'hen
he got along down by Mcnlo Park Jim
thought he would lure some fun with
Pusan. and so he lotihcr out. When
she struck an easy grade two or three
miles were covered at the rate of forty~
seven seconds to the mile. which is
frightful running—nearly ecvanty~sercn
miles an hour. Jim kept looking over to
(hissatt, hoping the vice-president would
show some signs of fear.
‘kept lookin out of the window of the
shaking. p ungi g. crrccning engine
without a change of color or expression
on his face. l‘inully he turned to Jim
and inquired:

“Say, it that the best Ibo can dol
Can‘t she go faster than this?"

“That was the last time Jim Sanford

 

 

 

 

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Prevent your hnir from Domain ”motore-
ly my by us) Hull‘s Huir Renew.

Brltous uttac s are 3 ilyyrclievcd cud
cured taunting Ayer‘c Pt s. 3 them.

Tm: cable cars in Kansas City curry weather
elcn s.

The 'I'mluony ol‘a Ply-irian.
James Beecher. M. It. of Sim‘urney. him.
says: “ For fiVQ‘l‘al years I have been using a
Cough Balsam. called lm. “‘34. HALL‘s‘ Bu:
SAM rorr nu: Lrsos. and in almost every case
throughout my pun-tr :- l have had entire
success. I lave used and prescribed hnnlln-d‘
of bottles since the day s of my arm) practice
tlfii‘lt when! “as Surgeon 0! Hospital No. 7.
Louisville. Ky.

31 ENSM¥£XI¢ Pinoxrznn ante 1‘0.\lt‘. the only
phrtuu‘lllon of beet (outainim: its nut" nutri-
tious pmwflirs. It contains blood-making
force-generating and life~sustaiuing properties:
Invaluable for indigestion. dyspepsia. nervous
pnhtratton. and all {onus of general debility:
also. in all enter-bled conditions. whether the
result of exhaustion. nervous pmsrrarion. our
work or acute disease. purticulnrly if resulting

 

from pulmonary complaints I ‘aswcllJlnzani 6r
l‘o.. l'nlpriclorx .\‘c\\' York. \‘old by drugxistS.
The value of thought umuot be told. Just
so with the best of everything. Take Dr.
Rigelou ‘s Positive t‘ure for all throat nn-l lung
troubles. if you appret‘lulf a speedy and thor-
ough I ure. Pleasant to take. 50c. turd 81.

 

A positive guarantee is gin-n luv the manu-
lactttrcr of Dr. Jones‘ Red l‘lover Tonic that I
ill-cent bottle of this hunt-(iv contains mu"!
turutlvr prupr‘rllr-s‘ than any dollar prepara-
tion. lt promptly curcs‘ all stomach. kidney
and liver tumbles.

Original. prompt. t‘it‘ah. sure and effective
for pain and son-tress. Hop nl'llll.‘ Plaslrrs.

The best is the cheapest. "up Pia-ten mn-
tam active malictmil “cuts for the cure of pain

A turn: that sums forth {ortv death-dealing

bits 0‘, lead a minute 2s a new thing at Flt-yr.
Austria.

 

81'

12: more prcvnlrnt tn the spring than: other rem
being brought on by sudden charges in the weather.
causing bitter tntr. offensive breath. cmtetl tongue.
sit-k heath. he. dhtwslnesti. dlulnm cud loo of up
petal.- Howl‘s MNlmrllla combines the 'R‘I' known
n runllrs for hrl ousut-xc. and readily cure-3 the most

s» \. h: attacks. It gently stlnurlatcs the digestive
organs. relieves headache and restores th-= appetite.

Bad Taste In the Mouth

‘ l or the rut thrm- months I haw~ been troubled a
urn-it deal with tnltousucxs whlch. on getting up lu
the morning. cans d In ml..- he and lull Instr in my
rmmth. Afterusiux three lutrtlcs of Mouth Sarsnpa
nlla l mu eullrcl) tree from all‘blltousnexsaud hcati
ache.“ -J. M l‘uzu u‘s. “'atlt‘s .\‘c w Hotel. Bloom-
luxton. lll.

"l lu\r used llwul‘s Rampart“. for llilh‘ilsnc‘fifii
think it apn'nt h'lut‘tl)‘ for that courp‘uunr.’ J. W.
Aer-ton. Mann hcstrr. N. H.

Hood’s Sarsaparllla

‘ old by all tlrugglsts. 31 . sin for 3“. Prepared only
It) l‘ l. lltrt‘lb & \‘U. Apothecartcs. Lowell, \lar-st

too Doses One Dollar

EPITHELIDMAl

08. “IN CANCER.

 

for seven “an I urflere‘l with u cancer on mv
fucc l min Itlultllt\ ago a Mend rccoumu rules! the

: o! the Lungs. Stouuch.

use of s‘urtt‘s spawns. and l determined to route at: i

can" to procure II In this I was sum~e~s1uLanxl
began its use The influence- of the medicine- at tlrsl
wutoguuu-wnnt granule the more. but soon m.

tullcuulton “I5 clan-u um I tun-gun to tut trove ,

I'lt'f mourn fcw Intro-s ‘y finer.“ heat" A hos
xn‘llly Hut-rot ed. I turn slump-r. and mi able to do
ltty bull or work The carrvr on my lucr- ln‘xan te
dccrcuscand thculccrtu he-nl until then- rs not a
\rhuxc of it left only a ltt:|c sear murls the place.

it s Jolt lb A. It lk-\u.u
\S.

Treatur on lilootl en't Skin ills-mien null at five.
Tm. suit? St-mtr‘rc t u. Drawer 3. All‘llu ti;
.\ Y . :3: \\‘ Ill \‘l.

 
 

.ulauu. on A ugust :1

 

 

 

 

 

J; I no Acute t ~va in- I I. American
Oil \"I'I‘I‘I .‘l‘ I“. find“ entirely
\ltflerent trout any other {\vllh‘ldi-H.
Also. In“ Song: “the Buy. mt lhtil e um
ttll t‘londr Ill-it lb." “Spring Time am Robin:
.7 true t‘ome.‘ "t hurtling up dc t-oldv-u Stun.“

 

 

" reel-Limo? ‘- When
“I‘ll Avian I} Iotr.“ rt. 30th books. and can-
leagues or nmsic. tit-\rlh !. cl. . , cu n-‘v'pt of Ibo.
I". A. Tl:lrt~1.fi§\"Ihlzlll‘h-ltFl Jingle-min...

Robina Nest Axum.“

in Sunny
F'Qfih'fllsml we

surrounded by pump-inure mlul utl nunufaetur
in tow mt Mir-ma“: Inc-Mm! ‘ mulfltfrut erupt

In t Thou-und- ol‘ Arm at Govt-ru-
neat Ln ad. hulajevl Ioprwnnptton sudl .
lurk for uh- to netunl «(this at “(It per Ac".
Lou: flute Port lrrtgruted Iv luau-use corals \‘hoap
rcllnud rules. Er cry attention shown 'ltlen For
mars. Mmphlt'ls. etc. a hints 0 *lnRAlx) l.\ so a
lots (‘11. or was Noun mot-r. DQIYOrJ‘uL For 21').

 

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Ill.
t WJNWMM‘ t:
“cult-til

c Q

“nun-turn . .
o cue.“ I O worn “-1 undo!
cunt-cunicuund. Inductance Ic- In
I. lumen- .tbu l ‘lll uldf'o no
‘ll turn
any alone loco:
D . A. FWCI.

u. no.1. on or

 

Ill . 0. r 0;.
W M!!!» ‘0' "FE.
llmcr‘ Ions.

 
 
 

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J [Susie-tor. N. ‘ 3‘

 

\"A RTE!) For- Good Selling
metere— new-'-
. ‘ -. ~l’ C In 0“! cm
A. (it ltlku R {0.63% \\ tllum‘htreet. .V. Y. Cit,"

Blair’s Pills“?m?.‘..;"
Von! Box. 3L”; round. 5. rln.

A book worth cm. on
t Courtship. cent free L
by the tutor: Pun 00..
. ‘ hewarKSJLSend slump! (or pus!"
NI! ELL"! Perm“ Bellad-
M “(on cur-c All Action Ind Point. Sun “In:
«I: tor that com smi- bot-our tho znontdcn. Sold

by Druxguta cvcrrvthcns.

c malnutrition 91.35:}:

.m:tor comm cor. L. 8131;

. . _ rump”. want-urea. n c.
mamm%.W.mr ..

. 93’. no}: N. .BonfiiDgJTt—ruti‘vluefl‘;

I-o‘ I t r." mu» m.-

Ewe-3'10!“ 3'3me “'1‘: M'-

“m
mun... man.
I.

 

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-~»— “—4. [always
R' 8...: flown“

Colds. Coughs, Sore Tuna, Mann.
Mutilation. lhennatrn.‘ lu-
nlgia, Headtehe, Tooth.
ache. Asthma.
DIFFICUL‘I’ BREATHINC.

(“I'm THE “'0qu PAIRS in from one tutu-3V
minutes. NUT LEE HUI‘R after Mn: th‘: &‘-
\Orttsr men! need any om.- St‘}‘Fr~2Il WIT“ PAIX.
Ill-mov- Rm» defk - sat-o can for

8' r! n, Min-r. lint-as. PO“! il
Ii. lurk C not! or Li-hs. ll '1-
oe i:- r- the only

‘l‘lut ' ' l PAIN DILEMEDY

us uzt y More t r most excruci -’ “I
dun- m‘hmmntion. urd cures Contact giahuh.
‘ . Bowel; or other zit-til or
(firms by one Apr-henna.

A halt to n teapoontnl m but atnmbkr a! m
Inllma (cw minutes curve Carma. slum. Sm
Nauru-h. Bunburn. Servomxm SJ‘t‘NE‘Sn.‘
Stet Head-rho. Dtarrbuu. Dmntory. Colic. Flau-
lenchnd nll internal ruins.

Malaria In Its Various Forms.
There is not a remedinl cut in the world thnt I'll
cure Fever and Axue and 1 other luxurious. Bilia-
urd other lever-I. aided 1w RAIDWAY’S l'l LI.‘
0 «‘11th .- RADW'AY‘S REAUI' IBIJBI’.
F It: mu”!- Dollie. Sold” den-xi

on. R'onuv's

SlflSll’lllllllll llllSllLVllll‘.

The Grant Blood Purifier.

For the Car. of all Chronic Moria-c.

(‘hmmc Rheumatism. scram; Siphlillv

plantar. etc. tot-«- onrlnoolt on Vent-Jul, etc
cents). Glandular swelling. Hakim Dry Co

Conn-mun Aflectinm. Bleeding of the Lungs. Dy!-

vetuu.‘ "our Bunk. White fl'efli Trigrénx '1‘“...
en.

Elm. Blames kamioultiflk thcs‘" B
m. Dec] 51’ ‘ eta. cum. m-
bube‘ u. Kidney. can...

china. donsum on...
Liver ‘ arr-lam act-c.

. sc aoruLA.
Who! rtrsnsmltted from pure-LI or n. tread.“
wilthtn the cuntlverunte of the Mandi;- M
In vent.

Cum have linen nude where person have two-
aflhctnd n-i-t. 'icrotula fr in: their "with up H‘ I
And {ext-ah - t on“. it“ DR. BADWAY: 8:85 .“
MUJAX KESHL liVT.:1erucd.y compasol M r.-

rcnts or cxtn mini“; medical pmgertos . as 1}

ml to puulv, haul. woo-r and mu ontotha be to.

edbodt. Qtllt‘h. v emu; “to

 

down and war
ltnuatcnt tn its tnutmeu out] cure.
Sold to all druxgtszs. One dollars bottlo

DR. RADWAY’S PILLS

The Great Liver Int Stomach R2133,

Forthecun- of til disordcrn of the tsm‘ tn: ‘i. Knit.
Barrels, thurt‘. Rudder. Nervoul Don-“es. l.»-
or Apr-rule. Buds-he. Ct‘ttvr In-txfittou.
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or llPii""nulIQ drugs.
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GERMAN DICTIONARY

OF 384 PAGES

FOR ONE llllLLAll

A nut-clam Dictionary out ct sud]
to encourage the y of the 6.1.

It gives English words '5“ ‘-

Gcrrnur equivo‘cnts. cad Gem vol-h VI.

W W A M
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m m Shut. :— raid;

nomow-muqum.mnwwuu 00““

ELY’S
CREAM BALM

WHEN-APPLIED
into the noun-m will be absorbed,
olbc‘ tinny clan-m the anal pu-
ngent of mm um ecu-1n;~
healthy ”muons.

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thc manhunt! hnnrp‘ ‘ of the and
cavity n'orn ire-h ooldc, completely
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an... of tum, mall and ham .
Mancini mult- m mlncd' by a
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It quickly cum Gold in the
and sad (htu-rhn nudacho.

A thumb human will our.
(hurl-h. - .

A particle of the Bun l: cpplicd
into «oh nostril. It in mm.
to use-convenient cud cleanly.

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