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SHUT“ NUlfil‘ALK. t‘t 'l'illil'lltf‘.
Till-2 “0! E DOCTOR
[tweet-a In Ital-a.
Few ffotiblew are more annoying or
m-«rt- prmliii t.i\e of serious difficulty. il'
1;..2 nun-veil. than iuscttx‘ in cars. Ly
in: upon wit meadow gram. or sleeping
“l"‘i‘ a’i-amplwd of fragrant spruce. bugs
at (llllt‘ffilll denominations stem pov-
sa'xwd with a xiv-ire to itopcct our'
mulch-s. Unt‘e izuide. their frantic ct
fort; to escape came such agony that
pi ople have g-ne temporarily crazy with
it, Tina may be instantly stopped by
rotating the ear full of aw cet oil. whit l.
sutlo ates the insect. and he is easily rr
mm rd lati r by a syringe and warm watt!
Ave d intruding pithy. elm. into 61““
Mm h harm may thu< be done to tliei
gl. 71- ate Itlt‘t‘ll.iill<ttl. and little to th-
uiuw of all the ttoub’n ll ia not readin-
acux'szb‘e use warez, which is almost ' ~
g...“ .
lf 1Y3» lm in any form may be quickly
re“) \- at by till‘w :‘r - nan with elilor
{main \ap-r then. an tineor‘M-d l-ottlv
\‘.l;r.-r “=le t ‘l ,
no. no iii-l. tin-i titanium“
l- i: ~5iuui-l alum} ~ writaiti a Sin ill vial of
it. as at i1 iii- f ti fti many \\:t}‘~1. Te‘
\ll" "K lilti‘ll .‘I i‘iill! l‘ullt‘\1‘f'llt‘-‘l‘-
h --r a-r-ltnary liutlrra
. tn 1 :‘i- lll,{.’t‘ than out
«Viti- - -i ri- ad from sunstroli-
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tlimat, lV-leid- r.
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luIZ.
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ht‘g': t‘w'l it (E. ’5 t
r. Tin biittr' tlntt u :» ’tillt-l
part and as p'fi i-l ». in :i‘LwIli-"
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in. .1 part. and sub w". ’il to t‘w
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lwurzwz. of eat l---.§- «i \\ ;: 2e men and
dfit‘ii ltl lll!‘ Melt .
4 whi- h it is rare-
- in- argon? prtt‘ipi-
miller. and
t l- a:
l Wiul‘.
reiidml by
Uhlt‘t -l by
for some tiiuv d '
fuiiv skiumul
‘ltllr Ell ‘E:E t‘.- v
llitt‘o r tliv'i rrm rm.
iii ~' lt’fi- F 1‘ --l A «Lil.
p: ..» ~~r~ a fl 9. ' ‘o'. a!
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titifie almve
ti
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Ell. -‘.e ll‘ vital
mete if”!!! took 2:..1. thinned ill the
ll\‘:al “4}
T‘ t " ~e :znxv W. . in l’:ii~‘~l‘.llt* S: a
vi 1) .1 ri--r artvw lio ta"
t‘l’lit :- l-r mur i- .“- 'ai .i‘.
of the great lua-i ii :2.- ~tisg or “ti-l .rti-
IT‘ ,3... ‘he i irtl i~ ilun p it into quail
lia‘kel‘ «EA! print l7 ll h : \-l“\l\'tl.\l
fill.l\~l. t\\l.--:; tier t lut'h’ t~ mole it
apt-e.“ _ lite tum“. of «on i. (”HTML
“lute takti. “Ala-tit ti':- which main
lui- lltt’ :anl and fill tlun-urlnnn. _\t
aw‘ur of t' e t'oiinr- ti- :Zt sliit’iv vii-\w‘ tit
Vina tttuth are mole of lir .‘ \t ‘:- hatel
a ‘ other Swain tllt‘v »c~. but I have
tuft-f on: any ill:‘l:i7lt|tl of the hard.
ram ;-l. but ’ Ming:- liven— of l‘alestute. —~
Avon-ta '3 3‘. v‘ F. 5
‘— -
‘I'rol’ewlnual l'luuiimnomicx.
The 'ifi‘lt‘r~lt\lt\ aim-
in the forni~ of tho organs lll\l iu the
feitttin it. “The l-i'ariit: of the m-hlii‘l‘.“
Mt}! .‘l \latiteunz‘nt. "la pne \e. still.
and comm-sit ; that of the pried. supple “gain u...
and lIlMi‘tliktI“. The ~nxlilivr. in
cii il life.
l‘\t‘!l
the pried in a lay Jinx-s- wean the mark
(if lllt‘ envot'k and the cloth.
at it: -!t'
llit‘
and
saw-l in the it"t‘ of butter
.‘ - lit‘illt‘il
or :i m i in tion the :ilIt’.l\ti-tl. and then a «pull ll 3“le il
unakl amount of \ mu i~ iubbe-l tip-m the.
lraic tlu-ir ll‘lti't‘S du alter \aceination.
shows in hit movements the
habits of olvuln iieennd command. \\ hilt: ,
and his
' ‘iait‘onii‘iiiius.
.now 11‘ Is PREPARED FROM
i HEALTHY canvas
l
The New York “oar-«l of Health‘s
. Operating Room-evolves on the
Table ~—~ \‘aeeluutlng Them
nut! Collecting the Virus.
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The New York (warmth-fol Adrerfiaer é
j says: There is a small loft in Mott street
which. P-‘I‘ltttps. does more to keep down
the dreaded winter stowage ismullpox:
than anything else that the Board of
- Health hasdevised. It is there that all
the val cine virus used in New York is
the feet on Mott street and runs back
- about eighty feet. and is divided longiA
tudinally into a statue for the ealxcs and
an operating room. Ranged along the
. northern pzir‘ oi the stable are twenty
tiny \talls‘. and back of thes‘e are the cribs
whence the animals taketlieir food. And
it is good food that the calves get, for
the better condition the «all is in the
better the vaccine \villbe and the less
- likely are iirairious (‘ltl‘t‘ls to follow when
it is used on a human being. This \‘table
is in charged-f a competent groom. who
" devote“ hiuhelf to the eareof the animals,
“'.lit‘l|lll}_' any I liangm in their condition
and tt‘eatiti~_r themaccordingly. 'lle. too.
Sees that they are gliell all the hay and
ludzan meal they ‘can digest.
South of this stable i\ the operating room.
the tor urr t‘ltl'ttllt‘r of the animah when
the) are \iilt‘t‘ [ml to lld' lain-ct of the
VVlll'l Ltiator. .\t ilieside tit-\t to tiietible
is the ben- it upon \t‘hii h the animal i\
stretch-«l uh n undergoing the opera~
lion. and about the room are SlIelVes
upon “lllt lt .ii- liiittilrw-k of gut-Ne quills.
treated \\itli\irii~. drying >0 as to be
handy for the. 'lhis room is airy and
well ventilated.
" Tin- l .tht“ a Iconic from the in; stock
yard. at Shitetli >11? -t and the \«ith
Hiker. where the m :: kmw ai- nit what
the do» ton nan: a ti :.iE\-1ttt::-_li th- il-lv
to pick out the Il.ll.nt thir'lt li-aiili} :lllh
tit‘ilx Then the}. hon :lll the
l--\\‘- r tl-mrof tln- staio‘v \\llt‘l't‘ the \- le-
tt!t:|'_\' ~u" ‘t‘un il\\l;:llt'tl to the \‘ztt‘vii I-
liun burr azt itiak- .\ a careful e\a:iiitt:ilio:i
of the atom ii. Tit-- illilttml. if pio-
tiouut-ed in Iii e-unlit'ou trotted tip
at iEr~ and gm :1 --t:c - 2' the little \talh iti
lln‘ lilll rlllt)‘. llt I’t‘ lit'
in main until ltl‘ ha~ fvd well iii-l imfcel-
its; ‘i be ii til at Lid l‘w-iitnl l'tl‘ll’
s Tlnit he i~ hauled
win-l t .i‘. to the or main:
. lm t~ liv'nl rpm _\ iiiitii
u:'-:nla:it~ l’ll‘K-F‘ a strap
artt lilliil leg. 'l‘lii~ strap.
.I pumy r 1w. I5 gixcn a
alum-l ir.t and up umw‘
n3; tat-‘2‘ with a
‘ o: -:t- air-l ill~t|le more.
uti- I‘l\‘ li‘i‘il“5. for
mud l-u- kle-l
:u‘v til
1S
is‘
l.:~
vim-l
:t‘l' n liv-l
air vi: p .'
tli!‘- il <
it’ll
\
.ot'ihi’
. ltll‘
l}_\ :..:\ time 'Ll hr ivy
lti~ tt-Hv
on . .xnl it"t k .iml foe t:~.
T‘ ~ t ill' :~ :i' lav iiirtiy ol the
lint the latter tlttt'S not
at om‘e. lll‘ Latin-rs
ltl~itlr of the tall-R lii::«l iv.“
and then tart iiiliv ‘ll.l\t“ away all the
h. r. ' Tl :i th- :iitim L al-‘oneii ll) go
l ll'\l :iivliiJ.‘ until
the \.i ii; . .g-ut g-«l lizx‘vll‘llr and
it ~5\5.tt' t:~ ’~t_liil \‘ ‘ THINK“ ill‘t‘ i-‘llg
poinb o2 bone ' l:ti‘\' tiw-l on thwealu'a
bet azixt the) “til hot-l more of the virus
than the unlit: t2) .piif‘z. lit-i .lll\l‘ they
are big and h--.-l more lli.l‘t ~utli-ieut
\ll‘ll‘ to unmade an infant. they are
krpt e\.‘l'ii~ive.y {or the aiiitiialx. After
a rut of :in h in or \o th‘ calf i~‘ trotted
bi k to
and allowed I» boil- out o! lii~ ~tail again and again to~~ed
over on ll\ \l\lt‘ sip-n tlie vaccinating
luvird. Then tlr .rinl “oil. lug-gun. The
doctor take< a big: xix bladed itiiicrt. and
holding the kninw together. eutx the
rhaxen skin of tho :tllllll.l:\ ax to ~not
pierce the with: layer. ~l‘hrti llieoper
atot ii\~,~ he iamet at right hum-ls with
th. o: :inai entx .ui-l .~o le'htilt‘.‘ the >hill
that ll will reidily rt‘t ei\e the virus from
tlo- “xi-win" lint the “spade " i~ not
am «i at fiwt The work begins thu~ All
the bum l‘ vat-c-Ziill) elvaned no.2; from
Ipot. «oiu- x tln- “Kt\ll'. \\ lllt‘ll
h--‘-l~ ill-o ll four l'ttlrn as much \lllh ax
th ordinary tptiil. The \‘l!tI\ from thi<
x tut-b. tl in varetully. and then the calf
i~ fit-l back to hi< stall. :\\‘ a hill" four
7 limbo-tn are male upon the sham-d skin
of the animal
Avior-lilo: to the stun-mean of the
pi.) Hewitt ”1* charge of the vaccine stable.
:lw i.:Il\'t s aliow no evil etleet“ from the
vac. ination Their appetite is unitn
pain-d. in fact they eat more than they
did before the operation. and ydiow none
* of that lavdtudc inlanh and iidulh‘ often
' ‘lirti
of food it inereawd.
Cain‘s .it‘e treated tor about seven daym
when the vino lia~‘ done itw work. and
animal ialllm‘t‘tl upon the
operating board. and then the important
liitiilivx‘ of tolleeting the virua begun.
For tit-till: lhiv.
are prrpaied for the
‘ reeept ion
v I rt is.
The iptilh which are taken from
film?" ‘Wm all "‘9 llmt‘ l“ l‘t‘ blaring lloaviau geese are purehawd from an im
or almolving." 5o inaov other profes
alum may be reel-gins“ by their atti-
tudes but there are lituitatioiin in the'
matter; for phyxiognomy. a‘ M.
gums rays. cannot ~\et be comldert-d an
“‘in l“(WWW l‘W-‘m “ “'P d“ “t“ 3‘"- the endv sothat they \\ ill hold the \‘iru .
“- The animal iv placed upon the operating
hoard as before. and the roughened end 2
know all the clvtuentn of the problem.
by, ut‘Vt‘flllQ‘ll'S". in u ell e~tabli~hcd
eiseral laws. \l'e are not likely to eott~
{mud a frank physiognouy with a tricky
one. or an honeit face with the face
Monti“.
A Pl: as a Night Watchman.
A farmer in Hamilton.
County. an}: the Deli“ \it A} on.
the premises as a watchman. and the
value-of ih-ervv-w‘ are so appreciated
that it is till-med ilie-lreedntn oi the farm
after iiiulittiil, lt apt-adv itx time in pa
hiding the Ram rul door yank. and
thievery has bet a unknown ellli't‘ it be-
gan its v;-.:il- lt doei not
attack a «ranger. and e\ on succeeded in
putting: a lot of iiriglilmrs to flight as
they were making a den-cut upon the
house in the shape of a surpriau partv
the other evening. Dogs. however. at;
it»; parta til." rm'. and all the curs of the
vicinity have been-» vanquidied so
thoroughly that not one can be induced
to abut its none in the vicinity.
- ————-—_———‘—- '
An Eagle Attach: a Calf.
W. ll. Praise. who residesuear Mona.
Humlltcn. Santa Clara County. (‘al.. says
his attention Viz“ attracted to the cries
of his cattle in his corral. and ongoing
to learn the cause heuri- a very large
eagle trying to fly over the fence with a
39x13 cat in has talona. Hr. Penna
aeiz a pitehfork and struck the bird,
go the calf and attacked him,
and b0 mailed a number of aver.
mh‘a wing- buforo ho
.wba-dia E shotgun
E-
“ ‘ “f‘ quently the treated quills are
dt‘llaul'hee or his-ail. min-ear dc; he“ 1..-,......§....u.- “My.“ law and
\‘an Bureu
l8 “1.
owner of a pig which does duty about
lli‘\llttl9 to
it on a pitehfork l
aadfim
porter. win-charges the Il- alth Depart-
= tin-at NH ll tliou~and for them. They
at” tied upin bundles of too, and sent
.\lnnte— hula-vaccine stables. .where. men eul
lengths. and scrape-
them into common
' ofthe quill used to take the vaccine. Then
comes the drying procesa. and subsn -
put into
stored in an
i ice clowl. They are then ready to be used
? on the It10~l delicate akind‘or the Il‘t‘lr’t‘lh
l tion of ~‘Iuallpux. The m‘iifiber oi quills
el‘virus which can be obtained from a .
calf range from five hundred to a tliou~ 1
saudrand thew are either used by the
physicians in the vaccination bu tan or
by doetorvi whmc patients do not care to
. be treated by the uihliivphvvicians.
When the Moon of Health has finished
‘ with the calvea. they are ordered to the
arm-k yards where they are either sold
or alanghteretl. A< the calves used are
principally the heilthieet that come into
the market the former fate generally
awaits the n. btit fitl'lllt‘l‘n‘ are somewhat
shy of vaccinated ‘ calves and will not
give so much for them as they will for
thine which have not been treated. The
‘ busiest seaxone of the vaccinating corps
. warm tlievirus collector is in the early
. autuuia and the. spring.
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Standard Advice.
Would you res t urself Ree our
. heart and body of... yo i 4P 3‘
l Would you never be told a lie, do not.
3 at apt-noun quartets.
l Would you retain the love of afriend,
. do not be actuality exacting.
Would you enjoy quiet content, do
5 awa w‘ish an and Instances. ‘
on you deep an have a good a
patite, attend to your brains. , p-
ould ha othan
; Jim iii-“a .33 mmm'z’fi‘ifi:
W.
15' Would have
l......r:.
. With J .
lawn-acting
obtained. The loft t‘\lt‘ll\l.\‘ about twenty :
;\t lllt‘v
allowul Io-
'l‘lu-ir allowaiieci
In tlii< way. the.
the quills and "spades“.
of thcj
i
W“. to out
Squaahea.
The squash iaa fruit. of the gourd kind.
It. is somewhat synonymous with our
marrow. and the recipes for cooking one
do (Equally for the other.
He: Line a deep plate with crust. and
war in the following mixture; two
reakfast cupfuls of strained atpiaab.
mixed with four eggs; a teaspoon ul of
Spice or ginger. a cupt‘ul of sugar and a
teaspoonful of butter. Bake a pale
brow u.
5 Baked: (‘ut in pieces and scrape well.
’ bake till tender. and cut with salt. 8nd
butter. '
; Fried: Cut the squash in thin slices
and sprinkle with salt. Let them stand
a few minutes. then beat an egg and dip
the slit-es in it. Fry in butter and serve
. with sugar or salt and pepper, according
to taste—No.1- l't-rk Herald.
R wipes.
STEAMI-ID 0.\‘rur:.u..-——llalf pint ont-
ineal. one teas ioon of salt; put in two
quart basin nut pour over it. one quart of
boiling water; put it in a steamer and
steam two hours. Do not remove cover
during that line.
FRIED lions Wrru Ilnmvx SAt'c.t~‘..—,
Brown two tablespoonfuls of flour in a
little butter. stir it little water into it. a
* \ery litilc chopped onion and a pinch of
sugar and one of salt; put it intoa saucc~
. pan and boil for an hour, stirring occa—
,.~ion:ill_v to prevent it from getting lumpy.
Fry a couple Meg-1s in butter or lard,
place them in a dish. pour the sauce
ou-r them and serve with fried bread.
Bur \o thir:i.i:*i"i't~t.-—-—'l‘o make a bread
otnelctie muk a eupful of bread in a cup-
ful of milk. or enough to make it. entirely
soft; beat tlircs eggs smooth. miv them
with the soaked bread. SHIV)" it pa'atably
with salt and pepper; put over the tire a
\llllllllll frying-pan containing a table-
\poouful of butter. and a hen it is hot
pour in the Ultit‘lt‘llt'; with a tilt“ knife
loose!) the edgtw‘ of the oiuclettc as they
harden from the. sides of the pan; shake
the pan gently to keep the omelcttc
hunt:
Sii \\ Ln l‘tot-oxxwt'lea'i the pigeons.
cut them in iptarteh and put them. with
lllt‘lf:‘,fllllt‘l\. Ill :1 \‘IIllt‘t‘Illtll with it little
water
With pepprr. \age and any spices desired
and add a tallliwpootiful of butter; cou'r
the pan cloudy and ~tew until tender.
Thze en tin-gravy with the yolk of an
e" luxiteii with four t:tblr~'~pmrtifitltl of
must and a little flour. and when the
grtv} thiekrn‘ add another spoonful of
butter. Thi‘ rule {or one li:ilf«do1.en
lligt‘flll“.
l‘t ui-ntx .‘l \I:\l \I.\I\F..—‘P:|I‘f‘. core
and Vi” into small piece: a medium-sired
ripe pumpkin of rich color; take six
potztni~ o: sugar. one pint of good cider
\ :ne gar. a dw'rn cloves and one ouiieoof
btwt ginger. l-ruiw the ginger and tie it
with lllt‘ clovi-s in a spire bag. put it
with the MILL” and \ llit‘utlt‘ in an earthen
airi-r p»'-ri': ‘llll lint-«l kettle that “ill
hold two gzilfom‘: when it gets warm put
in :i\‘ much pumpkin a- the jar will hold.
i-rewing it down. and boil it until it is
w-. ll cooked tit \Vlll be-piite tr:iu~parent
a'i-l mfti; take it out with a drainer and
wt it near the ti:e while the li-piid boils
to a thin syrup. put the pumpkin back
into the jar and lit it boil for half an
ltoiii‘. cribbing; it a~ much as poafiible the
\\ bile with a wooden spoon.
i.‘
Household Hints.
;\ much worn broom is very hard on
the carpet.
lt' pos~ible.vkcep one utcmil sacred to
onions alone.
The covers of the range should never
be allowed to get fed lint.
If you wish your bread to be white.
put very little lard into the flour.
l‘istern water may be purified by char-
coal put in a ling: and hunt: in the water.
if your flat irons are rough. rub them
with tine salt and it will make them
smooth.
Wadi cloths should be thoroughly .‘
rinsed in water with soap and it little i
ammonia,
To clean iinwarc. dampen a cloth. dip
it Ill soda. rub the wow briskly. after
\Vlllk h \\ ipe dry. '
To prevent diain pipe: from stopping
up pour a hot ~olttiion of potash into
them ever} two months.
The luster ol‘ itiot'ot‘t‘o may be restored
by varnishing it with the white of an
egg. Apply \\itli sponge.
Nlix‘a l‘arloa saw; “Let the sink rent
on iron legs. The splice under it should
not be enclosed. to: every dark place is a
mestie. .
An excellent way of cooking eggs is to
break them in boiling milk without heat-
iiiu. (‘ook slow ly. occtuionally stirring.
and when done add pepper. salt and
butter.
For cotl'eo stains try putting thick
glywrittc on tlnuvrong side and washing
ll» out with lukewarm water. For
raspberry stains weak ammonia and
water is the bed.
There should be a small table about the
high: of the range for the as a resting
place for utensils when onieleltes. griddle
cakes. etc.. are made. It should be
covertdwith tin-c.
Spirits of cainplmr will remove fruit.
‘ stains-of all kinds from white goods if
applied before the goods have been wet.
Wash and boil in the usual manner. and
you need not look for the stain, for it
will not be there. ,
”WWW
A Misplaced (‘onuum
The part that a comma may play in
history wa- never better illustrated
than by the fate of Manchooria. This
place.- according to a writer in this
'month‘s “Proceedings“ of the Royal
Geographical Society. is a paradise ‘ou
on the borders of t‘hina.
luvurious and luxuriant land. it has,
however. for years been considered a
country of ice and snow. and all because
its great mountain is misspell “Cha’ug-
pal-Shall" for “t‘h‘ang-pat-sban.“ The
latter is its real name. and means “the
long. white inouutain“~—the white
pumice. stone being,r referred to. Cha‘ng.
howl-\er. means “per ictual.“ and min-
placing the comma.
land with a “ wrpctual white mountain“
must be will and sterile. 801$“
brought the top-- of the mountain a re
the. snow line. and gave out to the world
that this “Garden of Eden“ was another
Iceland. Such it has been held for
‘8"- . .
The: Get a Boat.
When the autumn loam are falling. andtbo
a .
When mm lava «and
In W
awallowa luv. natural
walla» aura.
mugwmmu habi-
mWWamdhr-w
magnate-Tam.“
saliva [no no of a
MM. '.
1 being med for fuel.
and): two or three times ti week.
; fowl
that ixdo not cover them eutirc~ .
l_\ ; Nil! tlo'tii to still lll\lt‘:llltl Sean-u we” ‘
Though a 1
tb Chinese and 1
European geographers concluded that a l
Queer Boat for Seal Hauler-I.
A craft. the description of which
equals anything to be found in the pages
of Jules \‘ernc‘s eccentric writings is at
iresent. under construction in this city.
he craft may be described as a “cata-
maran.“ or victim launch built of steel.
with two cignruhapcd bulls. each about
65 feet in length. with a deck binding
the two hulls together. Each bull is
built in two compartments. one of which
is to be used for water ballast and the
other a< a reservoir of coal oil~~thc latter
The motive power
is obtained from two vertical engines and
two propellers. the shafts of the latter
being soarrangcd its to lift themselves
out Of the way on striking floating ice
or any other obstacle. The boat is 'in-
tended for whale. walrus and seal hunt-
ing in the Arctic. and will be furnished
with a (lattling gun as well as a powerful
electric battery. sutliciently strong to
paralyze any aquatic lllllllllltll extant.
' The boat is said to be a copy of a Gcr~
man invention. It wi.l be taken apart
. when finished and packed for transporta»
tion on board the whaler to which it. is
‘ an accessory.“ .Utmfi‘etll “This“.
The Fowl lll llltlll.
There he stands. a ragged. dingy.
brown bird. but game to the backbone.
He is an important. bird. as. but for him.
, the Anglo Indian would have poor times.
. Beef and mutton are not be had every
day in the Mot‘uxsil. and when procurable
llul
is to be had. He is the maimtay
of the Indian kliansatuali theml servant
' or steward \. e~peczally the dirk-bungalow
- khnnszimah.
There is a form always
gone tliroughou :irri\iti}_t at one of tliexe
bungalows. smut-thing: :iftcr tlux bullion:
“\\ hat. can you give for dinner.
khansanuthf" min the Hittellt'l‘
“\Vhatmer the ~111Mb likes," replies. the
'iun-krci er iii a grand tone. as if boiled
cle. hunt eoulir be lunl on short notice.
“Well give me ~‘onie beef.“ The killin-
sanzah is very so”) no beef to be had.
“llut'on. then.” No mutton. either.
‘You {I‘t‘l you have done (Herything in
your power and lean.- it to the kuiltl‘fl‘
limb and lit-g‘vo‘ you fowl fowl soup.
foul i :.tlets fowl earned. and fowl done
up in a doxen tliil’en ut w:i_v.~'_: ('iumP-e/"a
.1” '- rmlr’. ‘
————.——-——.—-
A Itcnmrkable l‘thsil.
Profe Sor it. u. sit-ivy exhibited the;
most rt-Itinrkable lo~~il which lia< ever
been found to the Ln o‘.o;;i~t~, 'l‘h3~ tm.
sil \liowed the di v- in; tnent ot the young
of l‘lt“li‘f\‘:llll’ll\‘. l iitil lliii tonsil liml
been found :I‘ ll for“ allied to him he ltzid
nought throm-l wit the t‘wllw littll‘
Europe for ev sivt . l‘ ‘n that develop
met”. but witlo u: we. «we. No incident
‘ nt‘on
in the lllSTHT) of to» \vavi more
singular than that whwh llllr <pet inn-n
ditp‘a‘vcd. 'lhe ft-“i! was‘ a ‘Q‘l‘llfi ofI
IlIIlllllllir‘x of minar- limit-minis. lev: than
E IXDIGESTION and DYSPEPSIA.
li\e lllt‘lit'\' in length. uh eh litltl the oil:
statn'eof theirtlish perte-tly pre-ervnl
Illhl lllIll‘ l‘l'llt‘\ li:t~~t‘r\t‘il “llllltl “-0
limit. The remain.“ <liowcd
conditions of development. This was
the only vase that hail evcr occurred of.
the tuiiiemli/aiion of the lltll‘l‘lIlJI' <ub~ .
static . and the pine“ ton of the e\ter- ‘
uni form oftlirm- animals: and so pet’ieet
Wit“ the prtwcrvation that the
tint‘ e} e was prt ~1'I’\t d. and the condit-
uent bones could bi «l *llllglli\llt'\lr~ I'd”!
.Viu’i’ Genet“:
A "pin: language.
in spite of the ellorts‘ of .\Ir. Leland
' and others. it would scent that thcuscof .7
the old Romany language is dying out
among the gy 15er who at ill wander about
ourulaud. t is I ow the rule for these
Bohemian lllllt‘S to speak English among:
lllt‘lllfil‘l\'t‘~. and men in the cases in
which the Romany is still talked it is so
. mixed up with modern dang ax to have
lost nearly all its linguiatic signifii ance.
Thin being so. it is not tube supposed
that the gypde‘ will be anxious. Ila some
of their champions have xaid. to insure
instruction in llomanyfor their children
when the latter come under the control
of the School Board authorities.- Figaro.
”Sick Headache
I: oaa of the moat dun... muon- ; and "I.
who an ttl Vienna deal-"o ”apathy. But tho (roar
"mean “004‘: Willa bu halt ta curing ate: :
loadacho nua- tl aoam almost butt-n to allow the
roam. to continue. Iy ta tolI-a and “mating
«for! upon th- dicmun oma-I. tlmd‘l Wfllla
"gully alw- n-Itef whoa hoadaeua arm from iadi
cation. and la nourahllc vaudtucua by building up
, Ia. detonated uncut. Ilood‘a Sump-Nita remun-
tbu can» and hence overeat-M the difficulty.
“I: wtfe Inland from net headache and non
nut; after taking Hood‘- fiamturiiig In. war
much renown." VI. it. than. wllulnflou. Ohio.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Sold by all dumb“. (I : at! for fl. Prepared only
‘ . C l. HOOD a 00.; Awhfi‘aflm. Lowell. lug
source of temptation to a slovculv do- _‘ l”
. . ’
too pang..- one Dollar ._
I. ‘8 I lay. Sample- worth i.. FREE
Linea not under tho nom‘s feet. 'rttc
“rowan-r Safely Rein "older to. "our. Mien.
I
.ns‘nn for clreularu \‘HI.
"A“. All‘)‘. “‘aahlnelnn. IV V.
0b!) is worth N perm. I‘ottlt‘a ”can“ Ia
to Robina-1.! Item Send nut-m
L. RING
worth anon. butt: and at. Sc a box by donors
R 'r needle-work and valuable embroideries are frequently ruined,
or their beauty much impaired by washing them with ordinary lllEllIl
mums-cu. in all. a augmgreL-m '3'le
of '
olillcl‘ent _
circle of .
> Heals I he Sol-cs;
r
Burl; Tron-r0.
Lawyer—“Your uncle makes you his
sole hair, but thefwill ati ulatcs that the
sum of one hundred ullars must be;
buried with him.” i
Heir ttcelinglyl—“Tbe old man was
eceelili‘ie. but his withes must bcrc-
spected. of courts. I‘ll write. a check for
the whammy—3'9» York Sun.
An Important Armt. .
The arrest of a susptcioua character upon his .
general appearatweanm‘ements or com llllllull- ;
>biil. \vitliout waiting until he has ro fired a .
trawler. tired it houre. nr murdered a fellow- '
man. is an important function of a ahmwd do— .
tective. Even tnorcslmportaut is the‘avrest of
disease which. if not checked. will blight and .
destroy a human life. The frequent eoughdogut -
of appetite. general tlanguor or debiltty. pullid
skin. and bodilv acbesand pains. annuuneethe
approauh of pit mortal-y consumption. “1“?“ l8 '
promptly arrested and permanently cure‘d‘ bv .
lr. l’ieree‘s “Holden Medical Discovery. hol
by droughts.
“Huts respiratloa ceases our education Is
finished. and not a moment sooner.
“I Don't \Vnut Relief. But Pure."
in the evclamation oi thousands suffering from
catarrh. To all such we say: t‘n'arrh can be
cured by Dr. So “a ,llatnrrh Rented). It has
been done in trousands of cam: why not in .
yours? Your dan'e’r in in deli}; Eucloem~ a '
Mom I to \Vorltl‘s )tipensary Medical Associa- ‘
lion. urYalo. X. \'...for pamphlet on this dis-
eaae. '-
Tl": disappointment of manhood succeeds to
the delusion of youth.
\\'eak limits. .~ iittlmr of blood. nin‘ziim itiun '
and kindred a ect‘ilms cured without it Irat-
rtan. Atliln-s~ forum-aloe. with 10 cents in
\tzunps. “'orltl‘s I)i~nxensarv Medlyal Assoela- ‘
lion. Ml Main Street. Hoffa o.__.\_.”_\_._
“'in'r prevents II: from being natural is the
desire to appear so.
Thiq heading is a familiar sight tnmmt news-
paper leaders. as it has appeared regularly in
the be“ plll'llt ttllnlh for tnanv years pant.
Dr. H. ti. Root. of rlrzl Pear St.. New York.
has a world wide remutation am a sureexxful
qa-einlist in this di~rrvsziing disease. and hnx
no doubt. I unal Itinne l‘lkM‘?‘ than all other doe-
torseombinml. Ax an evidence of good faith
'bedoelor setidwa free sample bottle of his rem-
edy to all <ut’ferers w‘ho write for it if they give
their Ruin-wt and PD‘lIIl‘lt‘t‘ addresa.
If you are bothered with “bani times“ and
want to learn how torturn 3 our time intoInom-y
quirkl) and pleasantly. write to H. F. Johnson
.\ t'o.. Rb bun-ml. \‘n. The; have a plan on
foot that you ought min-full; to ronfider.
( «nan-null.“ hurclv Furl-d.
To the Editor: l‘lrnu- inform your readers
tl at l have a pmiuw remedy for the above
named dixeaw. Bi tit: txmelv the thoumn-ts of
lutzfi‘it‘x'é eavw have been permanently run-d. 1
shall be glad to senditwo bottles of m) remedy
rm»; to anv of )our n~ader~ who have enn-
~um ll ton it the) “till send me their Express
.zml ‘. o. widens ll-ltwtu-ctfulh.
'r. .\. >i «wt'u. no. on Pearl St" x. v.
‘ana I. til.l‘!‘ moulds anything! Broken PM.
ha. Glam. \Vood. Free \‘tais at. Drugs & Um
KIDDER’I
,
«\vor nun l‘hyaletanl have want us their autumnal of
l‘liiESTYlJN. saving that it u the nest prom-aun-
‘or ltadli'atlon that that harp not "ml.
\Vo no u now-r heardtof a can. of Draw-pal. w...
filial-51W LIN wan taken that wan not mired.
FOR CHOLEQI IIFIITIII.
IT WILL rune. Till-Z Inst AGGRAVKTED (“Elia
IT “'llJ. S'lnl' VuMITI.‘ N l'ltl‘t-‘NAVi‘Y.
T “'IIJ. KKLlIfl A. \‘ONSFH‘ATIUX.
For Summer (‘nnipldnfs and i‘hrwuh- Dianna-a
which are Hm dire-1 .rmuita of imperfect digrauuu.
IIIUI‘STYIJN will efh-dt an imiuediau euro.
Take DYtil-ISTYIJN for all pair“ and dis-order— 0f
the usual-h . t'neylaltl gran! “in" indigestion. Auk
your l or t t: ’ ‘ .I.‘ i to. .l r largo
lmulexruf’lio do“ not have It son's: on. degrar to on
and we will a-d a bulk to you. exproaa staid.
Nan: Ila-Into to and your money. out.
l-latahllahod (worth-rave you-a.
\\ II. I“. K-IBDE & co“
Manufacturing Phenol-u. Jul-u 9h. I.Y.
“ELY's
Cleanses tht
Nasal l'nmaxcs.
Allaya l'aiu an -
lntlammat ton
Iteratorea t h
Sense: of Trial
and Smell.
TRY l’llE certs.
A particle Is app lw
ltitoeaeh uthtrtl and r
agreoah e I‘rin- H‘eent
at dru ght‘ by road. traffic 0 i. u- t‘\‘ltl\
RI. ' Ilku'l‘lll‘lltn. :33 urvenwn‘h SL. New York.
t
010mm llama-at «at,» mm In "an row-rat
It h tho unanimous 0 union of . ,v \ uatomrrl that
your “ auuit‘a Punch“ o eat it“. cigar Ibo: tiara
ever amt-ted. Ian: t‘llllll that It In an root at tho
muoruy of "loan at “‘2 ~
Jon! A. Duranttrunl t. ltlwautm. \\ 1‘
Addreu u. \v._1j.t {wrung-‘33.. t‘blealg:
I r Get the Genuine. .
"E. \\';A!§1‘ltll to handle-thorn: 9
It wyuvmx work. couple!
“ll,"l not & Stock-Iloelar.‘
I: tit-partition“. .30 Lap-anus». autos aim and fat.
3. day: Ill-Ir. N. ll. «tour-mos I‘t‘a.t‘u.. New York.
In"! ALL \)a we... and law-nan
m. \‘ulua do outlt and particular;
. . 12:,‘18‘5‘5'tY-5‘3m. '9
PATENTSM “uh“:
mount.
Ia
ma. Punt aunt-a”. Wattage... D. C.
soap, which is too rank for such delicate articlei. A simple. and
the proper method is to make suds of hot water: and Ivan Soar.
and allow to cool till lukewarm.
is perfectly harmless.
This solution, «his very effective.
A WORD OF WARNING
”memrmrrmm“
the Ma..- int: a: “My,”
l
!
Walkman-Mn“. - i
. an extension of the Xawral Memory".
. my natural niemur'"
II n
_ competition and
' “'0 euro for
: Blair’s
: 77 '
EFIIIEIE "
‘ reasons-«‘"imrm
; ,. . w ... M.-- Gmwfiwlh‘?
A L‘B‘
PM...m--“.-m§~m'-.-~m~m
"a m :55 rum-tag
MARVELdUS
MEMflllY
DISCOVERY.
“’hullr unlike wrtlflclal In"...
Any book learned II one remit-g.
“‘IDAIIHTAL Parnell-Lu dun Lolmtian‘uy-twa.
L \Vholb~ unlike lint-motile: lu Conception. Pro
cans. Development and Bantu
ll. 'llre bntural Memory Restored tom N.“ was
and made powerful. Pnchrty n the Mtemnnxpe and
Tell-supr- unnatltute a Sen-nitric Q‘llt‘tlalnu of the Nat
urat I-:,\ extent. In In the Scientifically trauma lemon
III. The power of t‘outlnuoua Attention growl-a
apart with the Iemory.
IV. Memory and Attention beta; strengthened to
the highest d m by the fin menu“. the 5334!“ in
no Ion -er um . except tn rm clitoral! tint and after
wants n none at all.
"l'mf. Loisrttv gave Inn a new memory“- Hun.
Judah l’. Neujumln-«filt bu many strenxthened
“on. W, \\', Aalwr. late l‘. &
Nor to Italy « ‘me. Inlxrtto‘a uyntr‘ln ap mm
to me to warrant the ntnrnxr-lt eudtmmeut“ John
C. “tour. I. I). "I regret that It dt-l not turn! a
part of the curriculum of our retro-ls“ Stephen
and. Run . l‘tunltbt-‘f‘ of the l'. 8. Km _v “1 ln‘te‘ll
not one ttx-‘tltutiou of learning In llu‘ land that would
be u about its out if It: Worth were know u" law. .\
J. Mclncrney. Rector of St. Mary‘s t‘liun In. Aonapo
lb - “l have formed one close by turrt'rjuntdt‘lit’v,
laid hau- (let Med that hereafter l aha} tr) to induce
all my student! to master thin x3. I-m heft-re the)
enrage- tu the llllflllnlll‘ studim under lll\ tun-etiun‘
wkov. Pram-la It. Deulu. I‘n-Yr‘sunr ul’ Munro" tn the
Bangor Theological Seminary “I‘mf. Ia-i-rtu-‘r
Ayah-m Baku-at boom not only to the ntntlrnt of
abortiiand. at to the veteran reporter" W. \t‘. “‘11
son. steuogrupher.
"Mm-e Ieanuux your Syutem. I find lean auxin learn
to via) any ptccc of music u about not: a. a feat Im
lumen-It.- to In!- tonne-t1: ‘ Eliza (‘aw thorn. “So
man has a tut-mm so "not [that this method \\ ill not
greatly Md It; not ha: any one a menwry so wind as
not to stand In and of the m-i I which it can for
nlsh“ l’hbf. “'m. R. Hamper. of ”ale » “83‘ his .\_\3
tom 1 have atrradv learned om- haul In one re...tuur
and I intend to learn man ' more In the same wan “
Sir Edward H. Mrrfllyth. art , ~
om'ueud your nyatern to all who desire to strrtmtlio-n
their memory and con- their mind wandering" —
Bernard Ellis. I-‘xq. "tt I, a perfect menu-r3 ~32
tern“
nut-elf a Viallttn
any that what
name. to your water“
«lit It»; mold l;
of! top III :- ”um
re“ Ill great nirnalirr to the general Inllthnrttu-J!
whivh \uur ~) Jun: had a"' ' " ‘ '
and aeuumn" 'l'homan‘ f‘ ... .
alien in thurulhfhl} I't‘t‘I-Illul- i-ttn- : tn.- \_\’~’r‘nt . at:
who art in earlier! in \\ tablet: to trawl their memo
rim effeethel) . and are then-ton- a ll tut I-u'akt‘ rea»
smuhlc pawn to obtain so :turfn‘. a ll ~.il: ’ ‘lr Ktr‘h
air-1A. Proctor. the \a'ronomrr ' l'ru! loin-fl» did
n--t ere-lo a merit-try for we; no. nothing of "re
tin-I .And yet he dIJ for ow What nun-truth! to the
saute thing. for he [mum] to me that I K«ll|'fld" had
a memory. a thing \\ loch I \\ astiotaixaw-i! till then.
I had before boa-n at: t‘k. :. ~I\( gum; h- t-- ~:-nc up
and [use things in th ‘t‘ar of my titt‘tn-i' _ out
hey-flowed me how 1. . the n-r-tl. r I: t~ the
difference ~to rhaoc- the “vine
money when; Jon I '4 t w-th— "t 2‘ .
\our krt. Tl‘l‘i.1--iiii.flli u . .n:
l \ no It at a pli'tllfllll‘l‘ n...”-
lerk Th'fllIl—h "fin-u- lx li.:~ ‘. - -'....
ener- Iu-twr‘an other S}\1t'lun and I at i-f l'.n' lul
n-ttc. that wall:- the forum
net-l the latter is evil:
Hume or Maea‘iay.
The "Null V\'lg\ full "girl"
Murray. but "1 have not mm:
ranmtuattun and I (\“t‘ my ~i:-‘
ll ill
H.- \et
\ .. uo-n‘,
. . I
. Mb 1- .2 a! haw-ti ft-ut .n
Icarum.‘ the tnuaetfui . ~ ’ 2»- ~ it tee.
(‘I.I\qnf in“: alumina l aw student: at at ,\I-'.
‘33-} at St\r“l~‘1:.l\\d i l.t-\v“‘ of 3!: cat at Vat? e- ..
Wt 51 u. l ourgo and fill at l'nhers 3 of l'en|t~~l
nun: ‘03 at Oberlin College and three large ‘1th:
all l‘laaxdauqua.
Pru‘pfi‘tusf‘ smut POST FRFE. with opinions in
full of eminent people In both nintuwuta
«treat Induefmenu to (‘orrv-qumdvnee t'lnsin-R
Address
error-*3: (I'lfF‘T‘l‘IC. \
.‘
The treatment of many thouaanda of can-a
of those chronic wealiueaars and (“nursing
'allulautl uhu' to female; at the luvahda‘
Hotel at: Surgical Institute. Bulalo. N. Y..
Ina ale a van! experience In nicely adapt-
In. and thoroughly testing tenant-a for the
cure of woman'a ultar maladies.
Dr. Ptorco‘u aworuo Prescription
in the ouumwth. or mutt. of am rent and
valuable experience. 11:0de 0 tannin.
atah. mired from patient. and from play-at-
man. who have tented it in the more ug‘ra-
vated and ohatinate use. which had ba «2
their akin. prove It to be the moat wonderful
remedy ever deviled for the relief and cure of
women. It In not remmmen an a
." but an a moot perfect. Specific tor
woman‘a peculiar ailments.
A. a powerful; lav! crating tonic,
it Impart- «ream to t whole arm.
and to the womb and Ita appendages In
particular. For overworked. ‘ worn-out.“
‘rua-duwn." debilitated traction. minim-n.
div-makers. gamut-eased. "chop—atria." hon-e.
IRWI‘. hurling mothera. and feeble women
faculty. Dr. lem‘a Favorite Prewriptton
the [must earthly boon. brine unequaled
nan appetlzinx cord al and n‘alorativc tonic.
A0 a aoothln: and strengthening
nervlne “It-bro te Prescription“ is one.
ualotl and la invaluable in allayi and aub-
ut _ nervous excitability. irrtta iltty. ex—
haulion. pmatuttou. hysteria. a and
other «arming. nervoua aymp om. com-
rnouly attendant upon functional and owanio
diced-B of the~ womb. lt Induce. rcfmbing
deep and relieve. mental anxiety and £105
7 upondenc
y.
Dr. Ploreo‘a Favorite Pnacrtlnlon
I la a lo tun-to urdlelue, carefully
compoun by an ex rienced and aloiiful
play-retail. and adapt to woman‘a delicate
organization. it is purely vegetable in in
. . rfcct harmle- iu its
«fleet: in any can ttiou o the ayatom. For
morning ucknec. or mum. from whatever
came ariam . work aroma-ch. Ind‘ . dya-
sepua and k mired aymptoma. it: use. in anal]
on. will prove very beneficial.
“ Favor-Ito Prescription ” I. a pout.
the most complicated and ob-
atinato one. of leucorrbea. exec-Ive flowing.
painful menstruation. unnatural “ppm-tons.
protapaua. or mm of the womb. weak back.
“female weakueu. antcveraion ntruvcnion.
bearing-down aenntlona. chronic Ion.
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb. ta.
damnation. pain and tandem tu ovarian.
accompanied with “internal heat.“
A. a rotulator and promoter of turn»
(tonal aetlou. at that. with
from girlhood
en for theta diam-den and derange-
palm-I. known on “ The Change
l‘avorlto Proacrtptlon ”when taken
ta connection with the um 0 Dr. Plane?
men Medical Diaeovery. and small laugh.
0 r. Pierce‘a Pu u“: Pelleta (tattle
Liver Pitta). cura- Umfgtdmy and Bladder
w Their combined in removal
blood taint-t and canceroua and
acaamloua humor-a from the War.
Favor-Ito Pro-erlptlon ” in the only
nodtctao form-old by dams. unlor
a III-Alamo, from the man‘s
r. urea. that will give anti-faction In ever:
or money will be refunded. h (car-am
he been printed on the bottle-wrapper.
and faithfully carried out. for many yearn.
b .
magnetite” M t' ”- °' m
For "haunted Truths on Dianna of
Women t m N00 and ten
oenulnnainpa. mm
Iain m lallal Mutation.
“8 MK 3-. '0‘?“ “2!.
Imtiwutir First
an I donut raga merely to atop “a.
luau-eardrum: have them sat-urn again. I “a a
radical euro. 1 have the dart-cm of Fl‘f‘fl. BPU.‘
IFS? er FALLING RICKN ass a tit. lung lady. I
mt my "and: teen" tho wort“ aura. Bream
mun fail-dis mm for not new weaving a
can. i”. one. for :‘tntunaud I 1;“; Paul.
w! . V!” SM “d mic .-
afi. 1:001:35: Llrlfi Pf"? or. weir Yuk.
tantra Wanna! to us- out
' gonnaoo “lacunae flatwnu“ The“
re nervous "Who and merit» to t urn-5
“and by all other hair-rum sample “on!" t tru- x
Adam-t ‘
‘ ll Ii. M. (30.. Vim-2m I. _\--w Jet-w)”.
' ' Brat Bahamian:
Me
at 3.5.83; mud. n Pills.
mus-4t.» Pal: 95-92,“.-
loan; Q G5 Gaeiuaati. 0
mm,
"l eonndrutly rec ;
Nady Budge-t —-« “I do not an “hat I made -
but I do;
had learned. I knew north-ti).-
'rion. tf-rsiuouea. I- .I.
tore mm b .xteg, .
roduca on good :11 in
nail! axe-clot» an valuable In in eflecu .
ow:
In from m to twat: art-um never nth
More train with one t up
ter how violent or excruciating t
matte. Mirtddeu. lnflrm. Crippled. 3
Re or tin-trawl with dial-cu- mar sulfa-r.
tw‘ Relief will afford Instant m. It
relieves and won cum
Rhett-troll...» Nwmlgk.
(bu-ha. (bids.
Md no the Head. Sore first",
Allhluu. Bronchitia.
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Mir-rho, (bu-rations,
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for ever. Pain. Spun“. Inches,
Pal.“ ho Hu- Bnrk. that or Lilla...
It on" "u- Firql and lo the Only
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That Inst mitt «mp. nu- mmt oterudatlng a!-
lav~ Inflammatkma and vureu Congest ”I?“
nftbe Linen. NI-mmrlt. now-eh or other (land- or
tufT-tttx‘ h) one applieflthm.
l.\rI-.Il.\'AI.I.\.a half to a teaaponnful In hall.
tumbler of w :iter will in a few rulnules euro
Rilfimv. Sour Stump-h. Kilauea. \‘omitint. I!
burn. .Vr-r\utt~‘ru—‘u. Sim-pk»\<ne«. Ste} 391%
Diarrhtra. Cullt‘. l'lnt'iietii‘)‘ and all internal valu-
.IALARM IN ITS VARIOUS FDR's CUBE.
AND PREVENTED.
Then- ir not a twin-dial agent in the weld that
will curv- Forer and Agile and all other Shim“!
“limits and other fevers. aided b BA D\\'A\"‘
PILLS. ~o quiekly as BA D\\’ \"5 KAI)
if ELI RI“.
It. It. it. not only n-Itre‘ the patient true-d wtut la-
larta. but if people enum- t In the Maiartal
will t‘\~‘l’i moi—mu uln- go. r30 of
R« in f in wan r and cat \43’ a cracker. before tot-c
out. they la in prevent attacks.
I‘rn r u ovum per Dottie. said by dmggists.
RADWAY’S PILLS
7hr Gteat Liver an! Stomach he may
7-? lhni rtttv of all ‘1' -r turn «I tho, fitnntach. him.
3. weir, Ktiluov‘. Biz-t er .‘c‘rrr-fiu Dime-L Penal.
corny-lamb I. xi ..f A Tent-n mtionaupn-
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Inflammau it of the Bawu'a. Pilot and all
merit-“J the Internal Vli‘fln I'urvlvmuh‘e. con—
taining nx- tuen‘df'r. minerals 9‘ detour: :1: drug.
PERFECT neesnou ”my.“
by taking liadvvay‘.
l'tila fly up ~1n:i::
SICK HEADACHE,
M‘lfi‘psln. Foul \tntrtach. “tumour“ Wll’ he avoided.
Ind the fund that i~ cairn toutnioatcu it; nun -
pr.» rtll-‘S for the support of (be natural wants
the sale.
[a onwru- the following ~ymptoms r suzztu tn).
di‘l‘fu-l'n' vlie lllmwtivrtlrzanr Conqipatlou Inward
I‘ll-w loom-m. u! thc‘Bloo-I m the Head. Acnlityd
the stoma-‘31. ‘mtwa. Heartburn. la\s t o.‘ F
Fullnexu or “Wu-hf in the fitom‘h rut ..r . 'utl:
lithium: or Flattering at the Heart. Ch. :1: or >Vla0
rain: urination- when in: lfln out“ Him-equal
thun not. or \\‘¢-l~~ twinn- on- in
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gnil Mb! I. n Hi:~hn -of Heat Burma: in the i‘ «ah.
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