*
V'l‘HliISENlTlNEL. l
l
i axo lxruurzs'rrxo srurlrs.
l
/ sovrrl svollwark. .tl‘t.v :.
rvcrs rorr rut: craters.
The King: of the Tonga islands dresses
in wc'l ttladc l'lllftrl't‘llll clothes.
v‘t-rrt‘u. ills. the founder of thcrcligions
dr l~ltl ill l‘hitra. was eolttelltporarv‘ ~with
l'yth-vgurus. and died at the 'age of
Ir verity riw o _vcars. ' V
“\lrlgwulup“ is found in the Atlantic
Mm'l‘v for May. iN'vT. where it occurs
it: a story. “The l‘lailrtitl' Nullsuited.".
Tllv ‘v‘wc lltvrc is "v'ltil'ftaltl.u
The litwrary education of women began
in pt'v tail lit l‘itlrji r‘trl ill llo early [will (‘1
tin scvv lilt‘t‘lilll v (“ll ‘ ~v. lil lti‘Jtl neither
(l Flulkr spcal‘c‘s ll l ltr rs could w rile.
‘-
Tlu' Apollo llr in idv re. the ll;:t~tcrpiccv
of s allure. was tv il'EIl ill a temple at
.\l:lll=tlii. and to: :v. ; hit! _vr at‘s has-stood
ill ila l‘l-lvivl- ll of the \iativatr.’ The
Alr- u .‘llimlgv tr . was found at 'l‘ivoli.
it. till.
‘ lit .‘ ll'll vle YIN-H v't’ "lleyitat‘vl llie
l‘~\.” .l >:ill' . vi luv-m. written about
l."vo it. \\: I .lm \Klrr lilt'llltv‘Vt‘il. a
pril ~'. . i .\r it! :lnzrg. \\.l\‘ for vehtltrils
tltv it. v! p rp. .r work Mr v written. ll
w..~t r' s‘at ll .' our.) latlu‘lajcs.
.\r. - ‘vlriv‘lv r ..~ l" l..s‘v l‘il- llt- :luvls ll‘.
(1.. l lr-lll'rl- vz- tu'iy \vr rtlgll: llatcltets
ll ~ ‘ . .! .lss ». .ria-l \\.th lluluatr .skelc
tr l.‘ r rl luv 2. ml oil run his. l‘l‘olu lllv
\ l: .‘m tv I of ti. it: t'r'l‘ial ll l\ twillclll
lilo l‘ st um. want 1-» simulate av»
v‘ .‘ ‘l\l \\t v v t i,“ use r\tl'1liilg ill :
L-i. ,. i
l I it 'irvtt‘ t-im \\i:vlf.;ll. issaill
l l .‘«-lll-‘ v‘i llil‘ “Ui‘l‘
it) Er '.‘l‘ir-liillvit‘l~
t: t.- '.". .mv villi,
lit ‘iJ‘n! tr
s l. ' ‘. ‘- . 1 vv.
8 ' l: .' t-t’
ll'.-i1l t-
lrt’\ll.l .‘ tr.
» l'_ "vs'strr . ll'v t~ l
ll.« .r:..r. 'lvll to land tv ‘ r!i\r~ilr t orra.
.\r v luv vvlrv-lcrs ‘-;l‘.* in .3 \livli .r loss gl-ls‘
“it: .t for .r _\v' r v\t lulu..- .l kitrrl oi pr llllt ll
, A Bull Fight “'lliclr Disgusted Him
. , ‘\\lill the brutal sport. and llrlast say. -..-
p:_.v' ..- 3r. vaik ill 2.1;:rrdto.
IN HAVANA. .
A THATELER SE ‘.S STRANGE
-—Tlte Antipatlry ut‘ the t‘ubaus
and Spaniards—The As-
sassin‘s l‘oirrard.
A correspcndvnt of the Indianapolis
- Jvrelz‘gll.’ says in a letter front Havana: (ill
1 landing you are greeted by the (‘ustouv-
L house otlil ials. who wish toscc your pass-
i ports. tr-cxalrriucyourluggage. etc. The
uvliestrf the pally objected to having
r their trunks opened and the contents ex.
posed to the vulgaruaze oftllcse polrrpolls
. individuals. It Was the custom. however.
| and no amount of persuasion would ”like
! them to desist. Aftcrtlte law had been
' satisfied llrepalty took carriages for the
. liolel. ltiilllt' to see. and l r oucllidcd by
'walkizr: l tutllvl see better. Atl-vcry
tutu l was beset by ltrctrdicauts‘: to the
' tirst Ecvv l :.-avc tllc small t llilllL't‘ I had: it
was not low ircforel had a small army at
my hcr ls. l‘o escape them lcalled a cab
and was \l‘l'llul the hotel. This being a
felt" week. tliete mil.- all kinds of amllsc
meltts. '1‘th llc\t day there was a bull
i tight: ll oltcltldcvl [would go. in colu-
party with ~t'\l‘l:il Spanish students I
started early. soasto get a good view of
-tlris lri'ill‘tl ~plril. and found I had stat‘tel
llr-ilt'ltltl soon. as tlte attlpltitltcater was
hot tiliiu;r up. The bands, of whivh
{ llil'le “etc sv-vtl'al. played the liltllv=litil
ails .\t a;_rvell signal the bullti-glltrls
llililt lull in ~t\ ta .rll. The horses “Flt
Ttlu- ll\‘\l to v otuc. .v d by assistants. ‘l'ltc
ll... :Ljii‘t‘ \\‘.r.\ a small.
lVliI‘ trnrlr. r: p.1tclt total, with rather a
ft‘iliilli‘ of :l ath‘
llc \\.l\ Ila priurl fa\.r:'i.col‘ll:c ladies.
and as lil’ ~rvial’otluvl the iv :tl.tr the
illvli- \ llilt \\ ll‘l‘ll' lure ll;ll.vll\r tv lti 'l~.
pI-ektt lmvks :r'vl litiii‘ tray} 7 'r‘li‘vl
s- al is to lt.lli. w incl; hc :it‘v v pH .1 vv .1 h .r
r
r
l
r
t-t.ll i5
; lea-1e; r"
cl s‘ c
{Lilli
v‘v-
lr \\ bow .vllll lit k" L: tlt-v' n a ‘l~.v
>l;l:~ :ts wet: rivnu.il:\vv\\t‘1it.:lv~
wl.r I: ‘:;v ix; .l ll.\ tv tlrv pr or; T3 is t: ...
is ;i lrlwlv~~l<-t..ti '~_:ll‘.lt lrolrr \lwl llv;
i\ kn. wu as arptlor \l.rs':tl l“c‘rv ..r. .‘ilnl-
tutti“ with r--y;vl f;:\ot‘, .vtm- lltv tir t l
lr\lll ‘v is killed I value away disurlstrll
the v tcvlit of the iv vv ~.\lrrcricalrs plcsr l.l.
lllt'). with wire :iv v lull. follow. d.
ll1i\:ilt‘i has st rue clcgaut buildings ill
it llvrl;tl\i_\ lltl'LHM‘l‘llliJ'lil Iruilvlirusalal
l- .s*. ‘ or: the in .lvl. \\ liv ll lollll‘lr lei)‘ 1“'l"‘1\‘l’§"l‘l “l ‘i‘m‘i' in'" plaza “r public
ll vb - his 1.: 1..lllll l.v l‘lli l“ lvl l‘itlillvvl b‘luil'“ i‘ i" "in " \‘ l} ‘i‘qum‘uil'l‘dr .f‘.
i= “i"..w‘... .. {k 3‘, pin ll “H. p. tart. al‘vl Lo! at all .ts lll\l‘.lll;" :. ally v-fl
avl :" ' tlrr ll.“ .t':.rt s lurl’rlrcl as it dis "l” l'i‘l’l“ i“ 1mm“ “l"‘ti‘i in“ l"'i‘i‘i“
F‘lrr- Ylui the . .:iv J. \llll llllssu, ri. s “UN is :rl out :i‘JUJHItI‘ of \\l.lt h ‘33.““0 1‘ i
_d. ”d”; m .H.‘ 3 ,1“. rum”..- ””1 lll‘dlll‘L’. It is rr.:r-lc u}- vrf cvll’y krrvrwlr
u “H... m. :r .. 2. Jim.“ “tn“...quHth rave ‘lltlll‘ the will. bat triatlzly t l'.litl~t‘
“1‘- ‘h ‘ i and ll‘tilvlovr r \‘Uill s. lli :t'vvl \. l li’t'll“ alrd
' ' ~ «—.——~ «— . lfipultl..lvl\ lr_\ lllilll. i
Lemon (“Hm-p in norm“; i 'l‘lm t‘u. arr Tl" ‘zlzrls are the lllvlll")'i'tl
.l.“ m .H L” M i‘ q ”h ‘i “H” .H ll 0 ll‘lytnii. ‘ll. v ‘ minty. ~‘_\‘l‘\.:1;‘:1r‘:. lla-
“H” h ”u“. Li"\"~ 1"” “NM”; a. ll.s vty is t i. la let as. v v>\\!‘. wllh
the trult
:t‘vl :1i\\»l~\\ lIr tiM‘rl. it‘
..f. ll's‘s L'I"tliil_\ \v.v.; :«ss, ll2'_li
‘Yfl .l‘vl ;s.> taint vllvrlll’glrrulll
\l .nlr. ll ttlcs '.:.. ..lr uni vllyll lltr'
lvr!’ l. low ll: .i. .I'tl l.".-el.\ \vi l
lit \rl , \v-sllr-trv :v-ry l‘ .'l‘l.v it‘illvvll
l~ l ..1 ..~ liii\l_\ .t\ llll‘ t'l.i ,_ :vt.vl v- ‘
‘lt
\‘l.
wt; llvy l'UIlli s
v‘ll' Lil» l‘ritllul l~c nil a‘
pg.
\lllit’ss vvv
{at l.- :1':
qvi \\ tlr
h
l.
. Ul’
dill-{211; fl :csts. and oil
>llllv
._ files may be platlvvl \v‘lllv‘\\lt.tl
(‘lr w r low (la 1‘ than the orange. as [be
fl ..l Ito-53:) l'rtiiJ' v'll llrv‘ lll‘llll‘
b:..! . ii whil. vlt:rtl;l' trccs bear tlle-rc
ll. t\l y on then -lr r limbs, l“rv lll twclvty
to l\\l llty ilvv iv ct :rl‘rrvi‘t Lsthe usual dis
Lilitt‘ l‘lcatr villtttrr .‘tlltl the best com
lllt'l'g :..l fcl'tili.'- rs “H v equally as well
to lli" leruv-rr as to llll' ovals-:- stove. and
will thrive with a it s» alrroulrt
lllli‘i t‘._
i.
‘.
tia- tr: r .
r-t ' l.~ 1:: 'll trcr-s shuuivi itl'\t‘i’
l-c r'uvl. rvv-pl tn lctrlov‘e ill-rd
lr .l‘. t. s. and i-wssJIW .r f- w «ll (be lr-\\'t’l‘
lttlllvs :lr rt llil‘ :fl lt \\ :‘l. r ultivzrtiou.
l.I“.l ‘:~ rslav- Lll tlr ‘vl'i‘ l'-' I’ll Red for
Shiplrlv t.t w'hv l. lll lv ripe. but should be
_r::l'll- l‘r ll lust .ls lily arc llll’lllil: yellow.
and pi it ~ ll
Illltl 2 il
\\t't'iv\ *ertil llu roll:
u'ni Till 2-“,
r
u
.l~ “Pill-J's,
tltvt. :;~~vrtt4ll :zllll Ltavllrl. wrapped in
lr\.vl.i'.r [Mirthr lily parked lll boxes.
(still at! it‘dtl)’ ivr shipllmllt. 'zl ulnar.
Agfl r . vnal'.
7* .—
Tales of 'l‘mlvllers.
A little New Yorkrr. four years old.
lvlll'j ill the ev-tltttry listssttllrmcl‘.
('r-tup. ml to her mother of a very rov ky
Nol.
lire lr-v' “ltiltel’y,”
'l’lr s rruc Hill girl. at the lllillit‘l‘»l:ll'lL‘
Ont Ii l_\. :iskl ll in Lisle .‘i l-li'l’l‘ of trickle.
and \\l.“li .sltl- lrlvl it made a
wry '.'. c and slid. don‘t like it;
it vlamlcs my tongue."
l-.l‘.r-'i
"l
("1' small in} of two yuan. returningr
from a v isit to his «_zt‘allvilurvlller.astonished
his lualrrlrra by a loud outcry when .she
left bi'rl as tls‘.l.l‘;to go to sieep :tlnxtc.
,(l ‘llig bar k to him ill some .‘llJl'lll she was
met by lltv N‘Ii‘<tl'ln'.' cvpl.rt.:rtioll: “If
1 our only s lvallt l--tll cut-ugh. grand-
ma'll in k lllc." .
The other day he is now three years
old he was lltttxlt cvlitir-vl by a pair of
twius who called upon him.
inc. Mr his I‘\]Il‘|‘~\llif_' a wish to say his
prayers. he was taught the Lord‘s Prayer.
"lan-l a man?" he began in his usual
It‘tlihi‘seless sly le of interrogation. "NO,"
was thr ausvvcr. "llut it .wys ‘a matr.‘ "
be persisted. “Anna.“ was the gentle
corn-v til-tr. “ltltll elicited the startling
query: “\Vhy. uranium. is God twins?“
-— lit; by .‘lnod.
A Valuable Cherry Tree.
John ('apura. of this town. owns one
of the tillest cherry trees inall (‘alifornia.
It is now eighteen years old. stands nearly
sixty feet in height. and measures four
inches less titan six feet in circulltferencc.
It is of the white oxhr-art varietyrand
last year bore by actual weight 2‘25
mvruvls. This year (‘apura estimates that
rt will produce not less than 670 pounds
more than last year. or over 2.590 pounds.
He pcvldles the cherries through the court-
try. and they average him eight cents a
pound. Last year this one tree brought
him a little oyer $175. He owns only six
acres of ground. and of course takes
splendid care of the trees. He has 120
of the ovheart trees and about thirty-five
of the black tartarialr. besides peaches,
plums. nectarincs and seventydivc young
Outage trees on his place.—Omr£.’le (Cum
R15]; .‘cr.
___.—’—-—-
Above the' Atmosphere.
If it were possible to rise above the
atmosphere which surrounds the earth,
we should see nothing but an intense
and sharply defined ball of fire. while
ererythiug else would be wrapped in
total darkness. There Could be no dif-
ference of light without an atmosphere
or some. similar medium for it to act
upon; but if the air around us erteuded
to nhei ht of 700 miles. the rays of the
gun con 6 not penetrate it. and we should
beleft in due nets. ‘At the depth at
toefeet in the occur the light cease. at.
together, one-half of the light being ab-
.a-bod in panning, through am but of
them water: . . .
q
'2
w
on vll)l!!Lf shelves in llrv \ame'
. scvcral ~
,_v cured. Th y :lva
“\liliit‘ltJ. I don‘t like this walk; ‘
'l'lrat evelt— .
‘11“>1|1K'll..l.ll\!
Those burn ill Spain at'r
slut in th»
lrlalltl lvl lvr'lll the l' tl‘.ill‘ -
atnl tile .‘ladl‘id gthl‘lvllll'llli
ti ll‘ r. Tin .c is sl :ll‘r . ly 2i lliglrt ll.t“l‘\
rll sollrv- \pllrill'vi is ~ ' to his ll'll;1
lzolllc by the ml. is
a ~'.r-.:ll‘. km :ltc l-‘allv- :lu~.;t siv ira his
long. ;;:.vl l.l< both vrlgl-s as kccl. lo a
'raxv-r. l’.\v l_\ bud“. carries ill! in. cvl l; the
l.l<l!l’:. .\~ :l'rulc. il.-~ tzll ll tarry them ill
llll‘ 'l-irv l\ o! i‘.e ttvv k. the ladies ill ”tell
drcsx \\lll':t' tlrvy vazr be set it with the
awesilr’s pm: "his
butt pct pir.;_: out. The natural hatred
that c\‘~!s l'll\\t‘lll tllc rte-tics and the.
*.\‘p.lrli:.;ll~ w lil “"Ilil lead to war. This;
lllllt ll.t' ( i‘t Ull‘ \\ till I' :tilll ll by llle llt‘L’l‘U
slaves. All that is wantingr how a; a
\\':l'.krl er a l.«vpc.'. ll;r\:ttt:l is the gate»:
' way for the prod “'1‘ of the island. Amt r-
itu l-cil;;: the largest consular r. The
amount of ‘ltdliv’ . o and sugar raised olii
this i~l.ll.d is simply clzv-rllrous. alrd thcI
revert .e la is! be very large. lt tilrds itsl
wa)‘ to .\l l-ll‘id. Thr- s‘avcs or pure!
ill-gin -- do the hard Iicldvvork. alid do it i
wv ll. [though they have 1 Till I .:lld brutal
tasklrmstr rs. llr sotlrc tll\ll'lt‘l.\ the slaves
are treated more lilill‘.:illl'l_\‘.
The lslaud of third is some 730 miles
ion..- and about i‘t'ty in width. and is'
‘ mountainous at the south end. when-the
rSiet‘t‘a .\l.lcstr:l rises to all elevation of
lath-o it c'. The “t stl ru or ”avatar dis-
(t‘iv is are the lest :tlll \\c:lltlli‘ \t parts
of the lsiaitvl. 1! is here tlletillcst :iiAir
best ~ll:.ll and tobacco ate rais. \l. with l:
find :l rva-ly market ilr New Orleans alzd
New York. Nearly eighty-live per cent,
of the sugar rai~ed here goes to America:
the balance to England. t‘uba imports
hardware. salt. tisll. furniture. ticur. g
manufactured goods and trraclriuery. etc. ,
|l saw in a sugar rcriliery a (‘orliss clrggttle
'lillitlt‘ ill ll:vli:.lt apolis. and “lit u I saw it ;
I felt homesick. lt was only ttlolrrcutary.
though. The ladies of llavalla are very
beautiful. 'l‘hcir olive (‘UlllllltXlt-n is set '
oil to good advantage by the lzseo.‘ their
nl:rl'lt.l.as toidz-d across the sllo'llder in
a way that makes them bcwitchittg. If
it were not for their ungoverllablc tem-
, pcrs they would be still lrarldsorucr. The
weather llcreis very warru. At night i
there is a cool brccxe that comes fi'Ulli‘lllC ‘
bay. and with it comes the old fashioned;
)liss'ssippi “galliuippl-r.“ Tllrce or i
fourof them slit-kill;- you at once is hot
the bet feeling ill the world. and to
53‘0“" there are several cams of yellow
t jack in the city makes one feel as if he
was near the jumping-off place. My ad-
‘ rice to strowdiggcrs is to keepaway from
_(‘llbzr. except from November to March.
; After that time it is not plcafllut, unless
i on can accustom yourself to the intense
cat and the earthquakes. This is the
1borne of (artquuakes. and. every well
'regulated family has otle and some to
. spare for visitors.
*—
New Cure for Consumption.
Considerable sensation has been created
. in medical c‘rcles in Vienna by the dis«
Icovery of a supposed cure for consump—
:tion and other tubercular affections of
‘ the lungs or other parts of the body, The
Z discoverer is Dr. Kolisclrer, a young op-
; erator ru theclilrical department of Prof.
lAlbert. Dr. Kolischer, starting on the
I assumption thafit-uberculosis oer asiouallv
, heals naturally. owing to the tubercules
‘ becoming calcined, hit upon the idea of
causing artificial calcinization by means
‘ of hypodermic injections of a compound
' described as “calcium phosphoricum“
.lnto the limbs of persons afl'ected with
i local tuberculosis. He made a number of
experiments with a view of testing his
discovery. and in every case the experi—
ment turm (1 out sue. cssful. At; the
1 last meeting of the Vienna Society of
‘, Physicians Dr. lv'olisclrcr read a p rper on
1 the result of his experiments, and intro~
(luced to the meeting several persons who
had been cured by this method. He is
about to carry his experiment further by
making similar experiments upon persons
antler-lug from tcrbuculosis of the lungs.
—London Chronicle.
6
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t
What She Said.
Yo man (to messenger boy)—
“Whnt id the young lady say when 3N
gave berths downs? -
Mweuger Boy—f‘Sbe asked the you
teller who was sittra‘ on the porch with
.t llllll‘.
‘ bt fore~
' tr ct from the tlotvr. Thisgivcs arr average
‘terupcratule and a purity oi air.
lregilueut (infill! the early part of the
falleged disobedience
t
HOUSEHOLD HAITI-IRS.
Care of Linen.
Once a ye . even the most frugal
housewife should replenish her litter:
hrs”. and zyfld to her store at least the
furnishing: of oucbed and a dozen tow-
els. lllthis way the stock is not allowed .
to run out.
Did sheets may he cut up into crib
sheets and the soft linen rags laid away ‘
for use ilt case of illness.
A sense of satisfaction accompanies
the putting to rights of the linen closet. ;
and. even when alt old chest has to serve
as a rcccptucle for house linen. the. rc- ~.
tillilrgalrd repackiug of chest or box is
work that should be. done.
Rhuburtr—Huw to Prepare It.
(‘ut the stems into pieces an inch in
length. after scraping off any of the ;
outer skin that is the least tough. Allow
a half pound of white sugar to a pound
of the rhubarb. and. adding a half pilrt
of water. put them alltogcthcr overtlre
fire. in a small. porcrlaiu‘ditu‘d kettle.
and let them stew until tender. A the :
vorilrg of lemon rind and juice. is a
great improvement to rhubarb. and reu-
ders it almost equal togrccll gooseber»
tics stewvd. ll‘. order to preserve the
green color. keep lite lid of the kettle on
during slewing.
Rhubarb Tart: (‘ut the stalks ill
lengths of two inches. and take oil the
tltill skill. 'lf you have a hot hearth lay
thctlt in a dish. and cover with a “tilt
sy rap of sugar and water. tirade ill the
proportion of a halt pound of sugar to a
half pillt of water; r‘uvei’ the dish v lost ly.
and let it silrtlur 1' very shawl) an hour. :.
block-tilt sauce-part may also be uscd tor
the l lll‘li\\\t‘. Having: prepare! some nice
pull-paste till some patty galls with it.
bake. and whorl r-it china
dishes. alrd till with the stv \vvli tiltllratb.
llo ltot forget to \ll'\\‘ \\l‘.lill1l‘ll.‘ll'.il’l‘
\rtttle \hre ivlv vi lt'ltir-it p. .5. and add “lit r. .
dolrc a little of the _ll:i:c of the lttt:l‘.‘. .
:llu‘. '{l'll‘ylitzrt .lg." :3 it ,‘n‘ "~5:~
w! it...-
_ cell.
' var ls
f bcucircs before the breath was out r-f his .
t i‘estvlt‘.rl\
rule at a Spanish min Fight.
At a bull fight. outside Sarragossa the
other day. after two bulls had been des~
patched without any special illcidellt.the
third. an animal named Salado. jumped
; over the barrier into the amphitheatre.
crushing an old man and a lad of eight-
1! would be ditlicult to give an
adequate description of the ralric and
tumult which ensued. The wlrole of the
spectators jumped to their feet. In the
t twinkling: of an 0) c the space around the
bull wasvacatcd. and the crowd rushed
into a corner. trying to protect itself by
means of planks and sticks from his ex-
pected charge.
The btlll made a desperate rush for a
. young girl, who. with a shriekfcll to the
' ground. btlt one of the torleadors. with
great presence of mind, trailed a red
cloth in the path. and thus diverted his
attention from the girl. who was dragged
unconscious to a plat-c of safety.
The blrll next trampled ulrder foot an
unfortunate vendor of drinking water.
and forced his way into that part of the
ring known as the “'l‘el'tlllia." A young
man in one of the bon-s tried to shoot
him. but the three bullets front the re~
“liver which he managed to lodge in him
only served to increase his fury.
Une of the men then tried to not him
through. but he missed his aillt. arid the
bull charged him furiously. The malt
» stepped aslvlt‘Jtllll the b lll‘s horns \\‘| at so
.. i v ll - \vadetl r; ' i r ; lr- re ‘
d‘ l l' mt‘ l ‘ l “luv“ ”X it ll" ' obliged toylw crab-heel All the tune I hid
l e.“ a that Love bl v n rap p~ i a lotlrll-cr of t m. s itlul
mill-Ll vtr-ctan-d vrua - e to lo -
he (‘otlld withdraw them two melt plunged
their swords into him. Even this did
not kill him outright. tl:ev-lrra;:cd animal
staggering a distal cc
and id‘cakli: tll\\\lt .l lrutrri-v " of
body.
"‘—
Atuolr: the “Thousand Llamkf‘
Among thc lsiatlvis vuzlc livl . illh‘ll the
watt r. lly a .lriailr to .t ulid carnal r2:
l-r-Ivvecu the is. loll‘ls. every ll'~illl'(i’l has
a recogixed trullt to cvplorv- v-vlly other
pe'lv domain. .\'u obtrusive
~ notice boards tlrllrlzi beil-lc thc itllrocv ut
I'scfill Hints.
Tissue or printing pupvr is the but
lltltt‘; tor pol: l.‘ v; ' ‘
t ellt lil'aliles. \\li :'
with a coat of white vallqsu. :.
lair bv w. .ud oil \vitlL “all:
l.:trlii.
_ lll bca'ilr: cake. lvvat from the bottom
of the mixing bowl with a wan-i .spnolr.
bringing it up lli-Jl vv :tlr cal ll sttvkc. .‘lllvl
:ls snort as the ilr;;rldicllts :ric tzlitly and
smoothly mixed, stop lvvatilg or your
rake w ill b : tough
our; to your \ L: the", if you r ill tlltlr
ll ls \vllztl. r: \vl.i1c!l-
\';tll‘ )‘ttlll‘ \‘v-lv‘r itv|\\‘.iil _\trtl t:t".'r r tllvi ll
Novvlntcl pll‘tlal-stloitvctl
v
spit-ks
without l
i’vlill
‘.\e
L"! lll'trrlls tril- rvt'.
ll is a goat :12‘stake to chart brass :lr
lll lrs with m id. as they very soon be—
clullc dull :tltcr .stll h' trrattl;clit. Sweet
oil and putty powder. followed by small
:|‘ «l vvtttcr. is our of thr- l-rst mediums r
f. r lrriglrtv trill; b‘ass Illlll cl ppcr.
biw- wmul orbitals should be wiplvl
out with a suit l‘lwllt; the c
ci.l'lv tuav be lizll‘lllrl will. :l small ir.-.:r
whisk. ll the sulfur c has been In lslmd
atzvl has grown dull with age oi' l;sv-. a
very little oil on a wot-ll ll ra
may be and to go over it. '
ill! I"
run:
.v
litrsccvl
I'll not hang a vauary bird over five
\Vllett
\'t'lllli.lllli'_f a l'tH-lll sec that tltl bird is not
it: a draught. \\ lrcll lulu}; otlt of d. on:
l:.l\ c a part of the v age in the shade. so
that tltt‘ bird may have r retrial. if he
chooses to take it. from t c suit.
Flies are a great truism ‘efilrut a puri-
tier. The". llse up all the ttle particles
of tiltlr. "rd rclrller hut v apartlltcrtts
collrparativrly healthhll “lllv ll without
them would bclllltit to live ill. So in
shutting out this L'lt‘al rate should be,
takcrt to still N‘t'lll‘t‘ the best of vvtttila
tiolr. alld prcservc t‘\‘r't_\’lltlltg itttilc most
perfect treatuess.
To keep cut flowers fresh. in the even-
iilr: lav lliv‘ltl in a shallow pal: or bowl 3
with their stems ill a very little water.
and cover the tevcptacle with a damp .
towel. olrc ~iust wrung out of water. ill
the "ruining the llrrwetts' can be arranged
in vases for the day. The stems can be
v'ltl from day in day. ' l-‘lowers treated
in this mallucr villi be kept front olre to
tvvowev-ks. and solar-titties even longer.
He fiat lt ilr “riting‘;
(‘ololrcl Tom
l‘v-int Ulilx‘tl‘ who collrrltalrdcd an Ohio .
\\'v-rtlrirrgtoll. a “'est 2
i
l
war. was disluis e.l from the service for l
of orders at the -
. ., . . l
tattle of Mull-h. rel-king redress. he;
i
’wettt to \Vashilrgtorr.Valid in that city
spent every winter until he died. (‘on- E
statttly begging: to be reinstated in the l
service. he bored President Lin- oln al— l
most to death. One day ire called ticlt- l
eral 'l‘om Ewing out of the llotlseof llep» l
rv-sclttatives and said to him : “Lincoln‘s l
a fool 3“ “\Vlrat makes you think so?" i
lisketl Ewing. “Read this note.“ said
\\’orthiltgtolr. pullingr a paper froln his
pocket. The letter was dated at the Ex~
cctttive. Mansion. and read as follows:
“I have several times informed Mr.
\Vorthirrgton. verbally. that he was un-
fit to bea (‘olonr-l. and now at his re-
quest I put it in writing. A. LISCOLN.“
—B¢'n: Per-Icy varc.
“.—
Enealyptus and Ague.
What has been the effect of planting
the eucalyptus! Professor Tomlrrasi-
(‘rudeli has never attributed to these
trees the least influence upon fever. On
the contrary he says that in the southern
hemisphere. where vegetation is more
richly developed than in Europe, there
are numberless forests of eucalyptus
where, as Professor Iiv'ersidge. of the
University of Sydney. has declared,
malaria obtains to a very great extent.
He also mentions the futile efforts to pro«
mote health made at the instigation of
the French Trappists at the Three
Fountains, where among vast plantations
of eucalyptus. all the inmates of an agri-
cultural penitentiary instituted iu the
neighborhood of the Abbey were subject
to fevers. more or less severe. Not- an in-
habitant of the Three Fountains escaped
the malaria in 1882, during which, in all
the rest of the Roman campagua the.
health was excellent, and the percentage
of fevers very small.-—Sanitary Era.
Aged Workers.
Men should not kick out of harness
too soon and think they are "too old for
work.” Some of the brightest and most
usequ and thinkers of the world
tovda are well along in years. Bismarck
is past 70. Grevy is 76. King William is
t_90. Queen Victoria will soon enter
upon the fifty-first year of her reign. In
our own country Evarts is past 70. and
is a possible candidate for President;
Dudley Field is over 80. and as apri
as a boy; “Simon Cameron it 87, ondlg
any amount of fire and map. « Boston
has nix editors tbatm or. 80 you: old
and Cain active work. rm fellow:
of 60 or bouts our M to buckle
ii -
‘ ‘i .9.“ :.
liar if he didn‘t want some for u but“...
1 halo WV~N~ rm Star. 7“ .
Router. longqellyet. ml
,ll
5 the uptative r. ll.v'l‘ than th-
‘witir ilrglailrcvi l‘vlitish cliut‘lishllvss t;
‘lll hczlvl u at til you havcsucu .ovttvg and 1
.trolrl lalrviil ss humanity with the rile: iti-
i iltuly. every body .il\\;iys Lilltls frr-
‘ luau
apriVillt‘ l‘l-‘Ull. :r!‘|l.tlle tl:|_\' is llll“ll‘\'
‘atld climb Bruit“
‘ the old gentleman.
( posed
. character of a
: come and ask the h: .
i declared
; the
V lI‘tcc v f ltt‘.l\r‘2i tile antisocial and wholly
lll:= :llr .l hr t:rl‘-r:‘tl\..t‘:r~lr tl.:l. tresp: ‘sers
vvii. lu trust l nut-d with the lllllltirl rig. r
the law, I‘ll lllc ll tltt‘ary. the Usual
fv-l'lrtula lt.lill!\‘\l oil the Lea! little plat aid
llt'~lvlt llll thlv i.:l:lii't;; s‘ ._ r ~ a-a‘tlillr \
l':l‘l :-:;rlr\e
“l'lil'ltvs landing olr this l\l.‘tlul
arc rclprvstv-d kirvll} liltslzl ll
dallrzlaltlt.r tlrv turns and tlowcls "
fart t\. all the ls'.
'lltoml:
fr at:
The
.udcrs are ill! :c ..s state
to
lit-ll
to shut tlrcul-c'vcs in
tltrir leg. right
al plvvtv st ot a ll1:.‘ll bril k wall Av l old
' . tlvi
ltporr everybody l-Esr-‘s
hindering.
passed ill “:Illvlt llilL' .atlort- ill a dell-
cious. aimless. listless fashion llovvtr tiny
channels bt'l\\eetl all tslv-t. stopping here
to piv k a raw wall ill-vver from a clitl’ou
the side, and l..r"llt: there to (\t lore
prolllisvsa wider view ovlr all tin sur-
.rouudilr: little az'llli‘cla'w‘v's. "I'l-r-dlt'llr
. l a l
ant Irtc‘ J!!! 1"]: v'y.
Betrayed by the Salt Box.
A dapper yoal. : bookkeeper living in
f .‘vliltlrv-alwlls thotqht he “us going to be
married a short tulle ago. His :rtlcv lions
' rested upon a bvautifttl young lady. and
. when he popped the vplcsl’roushe sh) l_\ rc—
fplicd: "Yes. if papa ls wlllilrg.“
The
young: mat: lost Iro t:urc in repairing to
'lllv‘ latter was dis-
very particular as to the
young man who should
d of his daughter
iuluarriaec. llc vletLorzv'd the suitor
closely as to his habits The young than
that he laitlll r diallk rlor
gambled. and as tllc old gentleman had
to be
of some thirty : .
contoured lts use and can now move around to "val!
w Titre; lov k whose peak '
v
‘ cure and 1 take pleasure in re -o:rrrrrellvl rrg rt.
if a cough disturbs your sleep. take Plao‘u
Cure for Corgumption and my. well.
___. _- _ _ ____..J
S a It R iron at
l: the ulnar common of Ill skin drums. and I: dun
exceed andele. The thin howna dry
and no. . grows no and rough. and often breaks Into
painfulcrackl. while amall watery pimple. appear
In gr at rut-at» rs. viiuhargiug o thln. eta-kg fluid.
canon-g intense r:c rug. Hood‘s Sara-porin- ha
wonder-ml power on 1- this diet me. It purines the
tattoo and expel. the humor. and the skin mu.
witholtl - near. '
“i had u‘t rheum or" nearly my entire body.
is ‘hlpu I Me to d( oer-ib- nry sufft No a. Winn I be
(an to lane “00‘“! Somparti a the d um begun to
llllhivle. the WI rry pr-r pk: with their scout: n;
Itch and min. wrap anal. and now I am cured "—
Lruu ALua. No. ‘ coco. iii
’ I
Hood 3 Sarsaparrlla
Sold by all arugula-L fl: It! for & l’npln‘d
by c. t. noun a 00.. hombre-rt". Lowell. Inn.
__ I00 Dososwqnggilar
COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. Itavr. tultrgrstzl-n. etc. tree from Mr!
cury: contain only l‘lrre Yea-table In-weviient .
Agent 1'. K. l‘ltt'l‘1‘li\'l‘t|§. New "cl-It.
What the Firemen of Rochester say
about Dr. l'ardee‘s Remedy.
Roda-stem N. Y.
Grs‘rsr—For thepflst winter 1 have been
I!
from
l'e echelon Stud Burk:
tweed of France
Rem! tvr RIO-poc-
MM‘
n
six \‘v'ts‘ks ago was confined to my bed. and l
row I.
whenever I was able to get around. wuv ‘ "
lunthznfl about it.
the lust lituliv‘fll attendance. "
. i 1“
After one wwk s use of Dr. Panlee‘s l tul‘
Remedy. l was able to walk with a cane. I l ;‘""‘"',;.‘.:‘.,‘.:.‘
lf yo't or
la'ut“ 0' ca -
5
. VIZ.“ ‘L:
without any fl\\:<tflllt‘t‘ of any hard. and am l p -r:r c l
in bettnr health than 1 have been for years.
lbcllevert ts glam: to ell‘vs‘t a permanent
l l rulrdl
t‘. ll. FlNNlr‘JlAN'
Sup! Fire Alarm Telegraph. L‘lty Build»
lug. brunt Sll‘tv'f.
Another Fireman‘s Testimony.
No ’:l -
1.1193-4‘ lfv win for t‘r
or. .g: i to \ l l.:.\r luv «u a grwrt sufferer
‘ C it Sciatic liltc't lmtlsltr for THEN“ years.
The last ul‘a ‘k l
Ev vetv wls ks
!
l
l
l
.
v
.
t
i
run May :30. l\\1 l
C'Illhl K. It
was t‘wtitlllt'd to my rv.:u l' 0 "\n 86
. . .
No on ~. cvv-cpt thw.‘ whvvhuvo
I“ ll similarly otlltt‘trsl. can know or imnfltla
what I have sail -nsl ltrwl various numslres
all-l was: 9.1le by gv-ulphyslcllvlrs. lalsouslwl
tl_v l-‘lst- ;\. l-llt llItNl‘tllvl l|-| good. but on [flu I?“ W“ l
torltrlrry made the pants more aggravating.
l obtaurnl no benefit our tllvl letperrrarvo
l . .
i "H r. “‘1‘”: ‘i’ : “nil l “‘ ‘N‘li‘ PM even h‘lli]!'-l‘..l‘\' reltef from out) sourvx- until “Mr"
“ h"): . ““‘m‘ “f “1‘ ”“ll‘ “"1“? i lv‘ntlitllellv\\l theme of Dr. Panic-3's Rhett mu .‘llnl'ur)- Is?
1 lullm'm‘l} Vii-MI? _bm always haul“) ' matte llellrnlv‘. l haveused tivvrhvttlewolld
.vxlaalntcvl v. lls ltrrtivc tiltrrc t :
_aul. tlrc \vl rm t‘l.: of thc sPM! would
.evaplvzal. v ;.:. i: Iti‘vrpt‘lr‘l~~t\ lll‘l.\lt d
previously looked up his antecedents to :
to some extent, lie expressed himself
satisfied with these :t\'e\\‘t-is. Then he
‘ invited his prospective son-irrlaw ill to
dinner. ‘As the old gentleman looked
around he noticed lhlt the young luau
was “lying with the salt box in a peculiar
way.
" Please pass me the salt.“ he said.
The young: luau :vatly pushed the
salt box towards pat t‘z‘tlntlius with the
ends of his fingers. at the same time
- making a slight forward movement with
his head.
while I am not entirely cured. lulu fn-efrom
pain. and am so much better or every rest-(wt
that l have the great wt confidence that it
willlsvrllplr-Ielveunv me. I know of many
luully ltlllr-tvsl, \\ irn have \ln‘l and been cut“!
by your cvccllellt rt trtvsly and every uuo
Mraks weiE of it l v'.ul l\~‘tlilltll~‘litl It to all
as an n-vcv-llerrt titrslrelrtc. trot only for rheu-
lll.ill\{li. but for general llelatllly .srL I run
very truly yours.
- \\'ll.l.l.-\M (‘HNNELLR
ID! No. 5 Engine House.
Resivlcrtn‘. loft Flint street.
:l‘ardev- Meircrne Co, Rochester. S. Y.
l.rr 1
DIN“
Last House
tress. l was Id\l3\\| to use hr.
Holden Medical itruvvery.
wrrpuou and Pellets. I used one
. it “led ‘1
l-hue! a row . m firrhi‘m" sthv- only unit
It! . stud hark that bar the
I '— I
Blair 3 Hits.
that “out!“ round. t l I’III~.
PATENTS
nut. Patent l_‘vryvr “aura-u va
TM OI... I‘m 0'
PEBGIIEBDI HORSES.
200 Imported Brod Man's
mule]: m‘nuans.
IMPORTED ANNI‘ALI."
300 to ‘00 thorn-coed Murmur tln
M
mover! And endorsement of the
Catalogue. ritual-adorn hy
I. I. D II It It A I.
“(gram Duran 00.. "troop.
Ana—ROPSY
IrTREATEO FREE.
Have treated limp-y Illl,‘ its currrplrentlnrn
with most wonderful rut‘WI; use veg table
retire tics. cutlrclv lmrrrJ-u Hem we I l
. u urplonvsof ltnr my in 5 to ‘30 day; For» pat'vhli
vorv' badlv uttlietod with rhutltrlntrsur. About , gnu-"um?“ hr-IN‘ v“ by the best ir'HMv-ans.
- ~ 6 r~lltosr “nu-tour. ra adlv dtx:|>pv-llr. and in ten
Ila)" at irAsi lwoririu s o’ all svlrlplonrs ar- to
Some u A! cry hutll"lld worms! know-lug
Ito-helllier t! rust; you "billing
l I" realize tt‘e .. eril of our Uv'fl‘lliv‘lfl fur y. unelf.
“R reconstanlly r'urlllu case. of
.tli tor tn- - pamphlet coon-int
Ten viays‘ I warn v m furuin at In .
Ar trari you m .s: n lltn.
l.‘ K“ us wrtlr blew-t in 9 amps In pay-
,. 'efl v F.ts po :1 velv . ‘lrvll
II. fillbh V .
”ult- .‘.!3l \‘ '33:! t‘au:t| #1.. \. \‘.,
t\‘
> Importer in the U. 3. station \
J
FRAZER
lllZS'l‘ IV TIIR \VHRLI)
\' t e; um. .
ITEMS
Fractured at LESS
cool than vlliia :r:vl- e .-.
Ivrut t-f referv aces and .Il\
math-vi tree .I.‘ .‘I Ii‘ II. I. | \I \"l‘lilf. l‘at-
HI'u-d\\u\ . '
PATENT
l‘. A. LIIIIASS' Rouv‘ner. or luv
t‘. a» chum. and“. pale i ll u. ulvh.
(Vol-in it.
Great Engirsh Gout and
Choicett Further.
All Ages. both Sexes.
IN STOCK.
mu “mem. —
Aw Mm hm)“
(chum! 5) W
I toi- t apnea. sync-uh.-
hv-aeb (invent-tent.
Frmu
long y‘hudlll': “mmmum
‘ k ‘ ‘ ”mu-v luck 1- bt Shawna-.h-m 1“
u ‘eo - \r ._ ~— — —— ‘r .—
l:t \- 1. hr- v iv-
! Y 3 0—2“
the all
srns. 3| n... ?
PercheronE
cult:
Li an,
DR. BAIRD’S GRANULES
Iti-Iul'l..=tTE ran
Bowers. elm.
FY rm: amen,
trr‘srr-zr.
sn. Pill-ZS. nu.
roan.
l .U'u
‘l‘l'll Oa
. - .,. .
. ~ It ~.-fl‘.
. An til-r thvv no I.-
. out. “out you. 11“., “
v. r .v . r» ‘ i‘rp
s :rl‘
\\ Les '.v.i..\ut< rrw n ‘M
t‘ r. v "‘leli‘ -. \ lsl :d \t New ‘l‘
0th \\. \.\i\. ~s~ tuy - v 7... int: \h‘
~.-t .4 \. \. . \.' liq».i'lr .v r 022:} l
t was care i of a an .«rv ll eh I“
;..~ v'suru two It rth‘y - \tl n tn~ lv
AXLE
G
fr-Iak!‘ .\I My v are It
.sv
hem-r ‘ll't'r s e ‘2‘! I.
.
‘ t . \ tv«\~l .».;._.:;,‘ :fi,
‘ REAS E a.‘ . :2 g. r. ‘r..' pupa r-«i li.‘ win...“
S .v! t.vr"“\vltt»‘v‘. .1.
' 'l‘l‘ il‘ill \\Lr\'* ‘\..
MARVELOUS
..
lzlv rs - .rt :1-
\. \. tut.
I)!!! ‘1|\' I JR".
\\ hull\ Inlllu'ltl‘ltlriul nun-II-
.\ I!\ book learned in one u .thuI-
.v uns ruled Ivy \Iurk Tug:
it“..- w _vv M...
' I~a M t.» t
'r “Munch-n h
Inl lor Urn-old:
It
the \ 1‘ oils"
Rheumatic Remedy.
tr
. 1-15 “1‘
.‘S‘r .
.cg» - is. l
.r.237i 'l.l \Vu
~ _\r‘ \
Nr-vl Mun fo
3 a
l lllil '\'\'l.\.’!‘b.
*HEMORY
l‘l nun] Prom
a“. P B‘uj-Ailn‘.
> -\ .ow zhigf.‘
I may u.
p. it a“
‘ ‘ott.
llrvrrttocs‘ \uur le. L To L'I nuiu 1- thi .
{I c‘_ BIG OFFERI (in w \ WI,‘ .‘li sm
Ilzv - 42-; \\. so n.- M. inn-s If _v .a I“
dare 3 ol t lrnmi. L e v v.7 seat is _vr- .r Lalo-at v A an i i x r ~-u..~.
.rlrl
h a..." univ-
Inc Habit Cured In IO
to d
u In. J- airport... Lebanon. Ohio.
33-.
bottle
of the ‘l‘n-oervptrun.‘ five of the ‘Drsuvv-
ery.‘ and four of the ‘ Pit-aunt. l’umuve T‘rlla‘l‘.‘ My bank be-
gun to improve under the use (rt-your rurdrcme, and my strength .
come back. My dltncultles have i duplicated.
must of the time. and I did not think i mull! ever feel well
I have a little lur‘by girl eight month: old.
delleutl‘ in srzc an i appearance. III? in healthy.
beginning thelr use.
of sutferrnlr."
N. l'.. writrs: “1 wish to my a
Purgadve l'elir-ts.‘
talmrg them 1 was A great [um-her:
nrvere pain in my right side «rationally: was
I our happy to my
unable to do my own work.
1 ant now wall and strong. than“ no your modrcineo.‘
Chronic Dill-rhea Cnred.~—D. Lunar". Esq“ I75 and £77
Decatur Strut. .Vcre (”1rd”). 141.. wrrtco: “1 used three bottieoof
the ‘tioldcn Medical lhsnvvcry.‘ and it hi5 cured me of chrome
diarrhea. My bowel. are now regular."
1 an Work hard ‘
on day, or walk fouror five miles: day. and stand it Well; and when
I began uarng the ruedreruc I could acorn-[y walk aero- thrs rootn.
n.
Although the in I rule
I give your n-tnrs
dies all the crevht for curing me. u I took no other treatment after
1 our Very [nu-fut for your Murine-u. and
thank (ind and thank you that I an a: well as 1 on: after years
Mrs. l. V. Winnie. of Yorkshire aural-mama 00..
'1' words in praise
of your ‘tiolvlen Mullen] ll'rsevn‘cry'and ‘ l'llrrsnl‘t
For five years previousd to
vi i; >i.\:\. chi-an- lll . .«r'.1‘h1' \ntiuunl 1 . . .. v) s: ..
\u u" till run-l. ludy‘u \r- Ton."- \3‘0- .3» L
tutti-g. E003? : 31‘ Crone:
rat
Mn. Punt-“A alumnus: of 15! Lack Sweat.
mm ~' in, .V. Y. writes: I was tumult-1 with
cirrus. nervous and general detaiay. Inth frequent
“mm aun- throat. and my mouth wu ind!)- context-(L
I My liver was inactive. and I suffered much from
' _ _ cyan-[m I out we” d to my that your ‘Ga-iden
Muted Drooorcry‘ and 'Peik-tl‘ have cured me of all that
ailments and I cannot my enough in thetr probe. I must Ibo
any I word in reference to your ‘l-‘uvorire Pnu-riptmn.‘ as t:
bu proven itself: must exuiient medicine for weak [m
It has been used or my family with exu-llent lunar."
Dympolm-Jnus L. Cour. Esq- of I’mtan. Houumt
Mum“ wrrtu: “l was tumbled with mdr'xenkm. and would
heurtriy and arrow rat. tiresome tune. I experienced heartburn.
sour stomach. on many other disagreeable symptoms common
to that dander. 1. common raking gout
‘Gnlden Medical Diuovery' |nd ‘Pclletat' and
'mmuns I am now enun-iy free from the dyspepsia. and
am. in fur! healthier- than I Invo- been for
"E 8““. five years. weigh one hundred and oer-em:-
' one and one~half munch. and have dun- -
_ much work the summer as l have ever
done in the some length of time in my life. I never took o
medicine that tux-med to tune u$the muscles Ind tom
the whole I cur equal to your ‘ mover] ' and ‘Pe ”
Drape .—Tuzx1sa A. Cass of 8"in Ila- wring:
“l ‘iu lnrubhd one year With liver cmupium. dyspepsia. Ind
Ilfi'l‘rtm‘. but your ‘Goideu Ill-dual Dm-overy' curved nun".
Chill. and rerun—Rev. H. a Most”. lemon-nun; s. C
WFXII‘S: “Lost ‘Auguet I thought I would die with chills and feral".
I took your ‘ Discovery ' and rt stopped them in arerynhort tuna.”
“THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.”
Thoroughly cleanse the blood. which in the fountain of health. by min Dr. Pic-noes 6 men ed Discovery and good
Olmtlun. a fair akln. buoyant spirits. and bodily health tad vigor will be :mablrsbut. 0 I m ‘
Golden Medical Discovery cure. all burnt-rs. {mm the uvmmon
icon. hpecially has it pmrcn its effirzey in cunng'
23d Sweuruu-o. Emu-cred Glands. and Elfin; Clean.
“That will do." s-vid the girl‘s papa: I
. “you can‘t marry my daughter."
\ The careful and dis curing father had
discovered from the way ilr vvlri it his
.luiiet‘s Romeo had pushed forward the
salt 1.03 that he was iarrrriliar with the
handling of poker chips—>81. Paul
‘iollar l’rws.
_————.—___
A l‘lreap Incubator.
“(‘hickerr raising has become a science."
writ: s a “‘ashirlgtoll l‘tit‘i‘eslmildt‘l‘rl to
t‘ilrcinlrati Eng/air. r. “I was at
Reed) sville last week. and the proprietor
of the l‘triolr Hotel tlrcz‘c showed'llre. his
incubator. lie puts 1‘25 eggs in a box.
which cost him to make it Q? or $3.
Three times a day he takes a tea' kettle.
filled with boiling: vvutcr. and, pour. it in
the middle of this box. which is sur-
rouudel on all sides by galvanized iron
or zinc. filled with Savulust. or some non-
conductor. The influence of the warm
water is thus shed dovv n upon the eggs.
which are. turned every day. He gets
about eighty chickens from the cg,
which start to picking up a living at
once, and are much in advance of those
got by the old process of the eggs being
hatched out by the mother.”
A var-rm man thrusts his head out of
the window of a cab and cries to the
driver: “Why don‘t 7-011 drive faster?
I run going to be worried this morning.
and at this rate I will arrive too late
for the wedding.“ » Driver (sympatheti~
0311,}_~ Well. what of it? I am giving
you plenty of time to reflect. ”—Figaro.
It Should be (huff-“y Kiow-
lea the multitude of drsenses of a scrofuloue
nature gen.” 1,- fr-oeeed from a. toraid condi-
tion or the liver. he blood bet 0 nes impure bo-
euuse the liver does I10! at! properly and work
off the poirm from the s) stein. rtndllre eel min
results are hiotches D mules eruptions. swell-
irrzs. tumors. ulcer“. and kindred affect arts.
or settl a: upon the 113'le and pois’nin‘z their
delicate tissues. u“!!! ulceration break ag-
duwn. and cousumt‘rhpn ls. estab'ished. Dr.
Price‘s “Golden Medleal Uncover-y" will. by
actor: upon the 'z‘l' and purifying the Lie rd.
cure all these- ‘L. erL:e§_ AW
Excuse“: ropetillmi‘inr has just caused the
dentin of two little girls or Pitt ”our;
Teuuynorv‘!f“-‘llay Queen.“
“‘bo knows but i he beautiful girl who
died so young had been-blessed with_Dr-.
Pierce‘s “Favorite Prescription“ she might
have reigned on ‘many another- hright. May-
dav'. Tho“Ft\'ol‘fl_° \ woken“ isa certain
cure for all those disorder- to which females
on table.
m
Gannon people ”3' o to: of ten cents a lead
on their cats.
___.__——-—-———__.._.
Don't hawk. I‘d blow. Mid spit. but us. Dr.
L modz.
”Mo‘s ‘atorrh Re
Int-rm“ monk Inga-loam:- ton
mouvaounnotMOr-mnr '
THREE
Church. of saw-mm. N. J.. says: ‘ I In: of-
flieted with eatarrb and indigestion. Roll. and
blotch“ began to arise on the surface of the
okra. and I experienced I. tired feeling' and
utilities. I began the use of Dr. I‘lerce'a
Golden Median Discovery as directed by
turn for such complaints. and in one week's
time I began to feel like a new nun. and am new sound and well.
The ‘ Plan-at l'urgatrvo Pellets ‘ are the best remedy for biiious or
nick headache. or nurtures about, the chest. and bad taste in the
mouth. that l have ever used. My wife could not walk acme: the
floor when she began to take your ‘Golden Medial Ilisurvervf
Now she can walk quite a limo wnyu. and do some light work."
Her. F. Asnr'nr Howm. More the M. E.
innrrrsnol
Bolts,
iltntcrrrs.
Mn. In; )1. S-rnoxa. of Airman-(h. Ind“ :
““thl‘f “My little boy badrbeen troubled with hip- olnt
dist-Lac for two cars. “Then be common the
”TSE‘SE. use of your ‘ olden Medical Din-0v ' and
'l'elieta. he was confined to his bed. an could
not be moved without suffering great in. But.
now. thanks to your ‘ Decovery.’ be in able to be up the time.
pimple. blotch. or eruption, to the worn Scrof‘uh. or blood-
Sdt-rheuxn or Tenet. Fever-norm, Bap-Jomt Dara-r. Sen-{ulcers Sara
and ennwalkwirh the belpnf crutches. He does not sulfa-any
pain. and can eat and sleep as well as on one. It has out been
about three months since he commence using your lane.
1 attract and wont; with which to um my gratitude for It.
benefit be has received through you."
skin thong?!» “Wand Nero."
of Cambridge. Maryland. aye: “Mn. Em
Ass POULI. wife of learnt-d Poole. of Ira.
ltrrnuhttrg. Imthtdcr G... _llda has been cured
of a bad caseof Scum by using Dr. l’k‘roe‘l
Golden Medical Discovery. The disease ap-
peared first an Ler- feet. extended to the knew.
the whole of the lower limbs from fu-t to km then
coverin
uttacin _the elbows and so never: a. to prostrate her.
After- her treated by seven! h 'cinns for a year or two 52:.
com en the use of the m ‘elne named above. She econ
bong to mend and is now well and hearty. In. Poole think-
my, ms‘digme‘ has mv‘redbzgr ,l‘ife lid run-longed her days." If
.r. . ”mo ‘ -‘m Indian-Count
roaches for the above tact; UK“. M d‘
CONSUMPTION, WEAK LUNGS, SPITI'IHG OF BLOOD.
Gonna: MEDICAL Drscornr cur-es
tin: turd nutritive propertka. For Weak/tun
m kindred affections. it. is a sovereign tetra, .
find purifies the blood.
It rapidly build: up
“wasting diseases."
Conspmpl |qn.—1_lr-a. Enwun Nrw‘nox. of Harman-Th.
0:12.. wntes: “ \ ou wrll ever be praised by me for the remark:-
ble cure to my use. I was no reduced that my friends had all
given me up, and I had also been given u; by two demon. I then
went to the best doctor- in these part; c told me that: medicine
was only a puntsbmcut in my “’8de would not undertake to
said ht
far adran I tried the Cod liver oil as a last
treatment. but I was so weak I could not k it
of your ‘ Golden Hediml Disoov took only four bottles.
00 the lurpnlo of e body. an to-day doing my own work.
framed mo
your‘Golden Medical Discovery: I will be remand
health. I would say to those who are falling a prey to
treat. me. He try Cod liver oil if .1
on my stomach. My husband. not feelln n ‘
free from t terrible cough which ha.
Wgfir disease
8 consult: tron. do not do as I at takret -
WM die 9 d. ‘ liege
knelt
ti
“d menti
an a rely
ntht lndda .
of yearn. In
flotation of
liked. a: flat. was the on y thing:' that could POSS!-
bly have any utmtive power over mnsumption l0
togivomeu Mtboughheh-dbong tforme
everything hen. admirers-f or- my complaint. procured a quarr—
ery.’
I have been afflicted with rheumatism torn number
now feel to much better- tbnt I believe. with a erm-
flrut: but take the‘Golde-n ledienl Disco ' I
curly Mot the Mood thereby-ave . (memo! luf-
term; and be restored to health at once. Any a who Is
still in doubt. need but write me inclusion: a stamped. Ielf-
Idd envelope for reply. "when the foregoing statement will
ms.
be fully committed by
“Oct Cured.—Isuc I. Down. .. of smile V611".
Backhand 00.. N. 1'. (no. Box a). vocal-ain‘tm ‘Goldeu near-
Golden lulled Discovery Is Sold by Drugglsts.
Consumption (which E Sex-om): of the Large). by its wonderful bl
Spatula of Blood. Shortness
took five month:
God—pm. . in"?
Bra-th. Broneilr'us. Severe. fought A. -.
the lyin-
promptly cur-ea the severest Coughs it strengthens
mastermind inmatbeflehondweightof those reduced beiowtbeunmmardofbmmrby
col Dmyery‘ has cured my dauphin of a very tad ulcer- located
on me tsrgtrir. Ass-30'": aimosrfivernhing without snout. to
procure bree t cs 0 your ‘ iscovcry. which M.
perfectly." Mr. Downs continues: 3 up
Con-nuptial and Rem Dino-see“! also
have effected in my can.
flunk you for the remarkable cure goo
(1:581 d from that on.
For three year! I
' hie urnsunpuon. and
“TE. To Before consulting you I had wasted may no
dukekton: oouldnot norm-ham
‘ 3mm mac. wished mate to be out: of my arm.
_ and you told me you
hope: of curing me. but. it would me
treatment in all. The first twqmonth I w.
almost dismal-33ml: (filth! rm: H‘rtx-ivr my L'fl'uk‘autt.‘
burtue uurd month I began topickn mmsbmdmmi
mpuut new? bag. 319111: 1!)”th be nuns and mlifie.
re urn m on y u sure?
To-dnymfttp the crate. at one I: and
IT)i ligand Minn in ‘ 3! Don! tic-rifle db-
ur pm on cur-rug r.
adieu Dbeovery."
'hhto
"the“Goldmll
BLEEBIHS
rm Lens.
discontinued it."
Price $1.00 per Bottle, or St: Battle: for $5.00. .
Jpstrn F. llcl—‘anuxu. Poe... Athena. 1a..
wntes: “My wife had munch: “iced. any from
the lungs before sire «unmoved using your
‘Gnidcn Medical Insco‘ very.‘ She In.
had any since its use. For some six ml.
hornet: fuelinooveu until.“
.OILD'. DWHY .EIIIGAL ASSOCIATION. Proprietors,
NO. ‘63 I‘ll: “Rel. ltl‘l’l’Aw‘ 8. ’-
“—
OYSPEPSM.
SICK HEADACHE.
cm I [Plum
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S!" I l
Ire-alum warfu'go'f
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““5"!!!” [fillfll'd ahfma.
cm 0 ‘u N JO
P'rbéiér ,_&;Gamhle’s Leno:
scapular
- 1....._ 4.
Alt-med ! mm manta-urn.“
_v or new. .
one to two tmmrfuh.
o m I: «it: told h
m lath
‘ Why did. the Women
of this country'useover Mica much. cubes of
- Pbo‘l Beard for (hurl-b in th-
y; Best. Far-inst to’Cse, and Gm!-
. A Debit!"
Sold h d .3” trumt bra.“
we. alt fanéanJv-lme;
m r“ ' ; .-__ '
....5 ram“ nuor BE
mu" Am 8.; ZIy-‘fu ' Irr-
iu'i; u. r. .1: .rn. .5‘.\. Deh. Awrf'rruid,
l ‘ mun nor-eta a any
lRMOn-Mwuea shun-u $- 0.
w by unhmpdu. bl. Burs». shingle!
E I '0th In!“ '
fusions
form L
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rile.“
Hal. Au". Wan-i. um
K.-.
Hy return mail. Full Den-rip!“
LIVER, BLOOD AND LUNG DISEASES. ._
Mrs. Mn? A. Md‘u'kl. Cdumbm. Km, !
writes: “ l nadir-Ned 'ou in November. lk‘t.
m ncani to my hv-alt . twang afflicted wrth
liver amuse. heart trouble. and ferrule wru-
l‘ten‘e'l
Favorite Pns l
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