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FROM THE WIGWAMS. Fifty Indian Maldrna Leave, the Prai rie and 4o to Philadelphia After an Ednratlon. Philadelphia Record. The family of twenty-three Indian girls who have been living for Rome time at the Lincoln institution, Elev enth street bolow Spruce, wasinereaHed to fifty on Thursday afternoon by the arrival of twenty-seven girls from tho Indian training school at Carlisle, l'a., from which place they were sont by or der of the interior department of tho United States government. Tho fifty who are now in Philadelphia will, in the course of a few weeks, bo joined by tweuty-fivo moro, which will complete the number to be taken care of in this city. The new arrivals are apparently per fectly satisfied with their quarters. They ranged in age from ti to 20, and were all neatly dressed and wore their jpt-black hair in plaits. The fifty scholars are divided into two. divisions, each of which goos through a regular routine of study aud work daily. They rise at G o'clock, and after breakfast one division goes to tho school rooms and studies from 9 o'clock until noon, the other girls spending those hours in learning to sew, cook, and attend , to the general housework of tho institu tion. In tho afternoon from 1 o'clock until 4 tho second division attends school and the first is instructed iu tho useful branches just mentioned. Each day tho scholars are taken out for an hour's walk, but as a general thing they do not like this, as they ore vory sensitive about the attention they attract. On .Sundays they attend divine sorvico at the Church of the Ascension. The hours when they do not havo to be in school-rooms or at work are spent in the pi vy-rooms of the institution. Some of the girls ore vory clever at making Indian dolls, which they dec orate with beads, bits of metal, aud strips of bright flannel. Uuring the day they are obliged to talk to each other in English, but in tho hour that intervenes between supper and bedtime (8 ). m.) they are allowed to converse with each other in their nativo lan guages. This, howevor, is impossible, in many cases, as they represent a num ber of tribes, and do not understand one another's dialects. Prizes aro given at tho end of each month to those ho have talked English only during that period, and they make rapid headway in learning the language They are re ported to be bright and quick at their studies. Among the tribes represented by the fifty now at tho institution aro the Pawnees, Sioux, Cheyeunes, Comim ches, Diggers, Osages, Omahas and Delawares. A large number have Christian names and civilized surnames, but some ore still known by their Indian surnamos, with a Christian namo at tached, tho etlbct of which is often rather amusing, as in tho following cases: liessio Pig Soldier, Edna Feather, Erankio Pear, Ella Man Chief, Maud Echo Hawk, I'annioCrow, Ennico liear Shield, Sarah High Pipe, Lizzio Spidor nnd Olive Pattle. The majority of tha girls will remain in Philadelphia five years. John Itrown 3llinlon. Senator Inealls in North Amoriran Review. Out of the portentous and menacing cloud of anti-slavery sentiment that had long broo led with sullen discontent, a baleful meteor above the north, he sprang like a territio thunderbolt, whose lurid glare illuminated tho con tinent with its devastating llamo, and whose reverberations among tho splin tered crags of Harper's Perry were re peated on o thousand battle-fields from Gettysburg to tho gulf. From the in stant that shot was tired tho discussion nnd tho debute of centuries was at an end. Ho who was not for slavery was against it. Tho north became verto brated, and tho ago of cartilage and compromise was at an cud. The nation seized tho standard of universal eman cipation which dropped from his dying hand on tho scatlbld at Charleston, and bore it in triumph to Appomattox. Carlylo says that when tiny great change in human society is to be wrought, God raises U men to whom that change is made to appear ns the ono thing needful and absolutely indis pensable. Scholars, orators, poets, philanthropists, play their parts, but tho crisis conies at last through some one who is stigmatized as a fanatic by his contemporaries, and whom the sup porters of tho systems he assails crucify between thieves or gibbet as a felon. The man who is not afraid to dio for an idea is its most potential and convinc ing advocate. The Uanrinx .Inaeonda. Corpus Christi Critic Baron Non Schoeler, of Corpus Christi, has a strange pet. It is an im mense snake of the anaconda species. Tho baron's inihunco upon his horrid prisoner has been such us to reduce it to a fawning docility. At the merest sound of tho baron's voice the reptilo immediately manifests a sensa of per fect delitrht by describing such a vari ety of evolutions as to amaze one. It will actually assume a perpendicular position, resting upon its head, and in a twinkle assume tho reverso by resting upon its tail, and all this and much more whilo the baron stands in the den of the writhing, squirming, acrobatic monster. A Leap Year Party. Jt-nVixm City Tribune. The gentlemen wo'.e toilets of sur passing richness and elegance, shone in all their lovely and radmit beauty, and made themselves utterly and entirely irresistible. The young ladies all wore handsome hand-me-downs, purchased at a fire sale of damaged goods ut Osage City, and were simply enchantiug in their loveliness. . k A TERRIBLE IXFAXT. Frederick Lnckyer. I recollect a nurse called Ann, Vto carried me aliout tne Rras, And one flue day a tine young man Came "P and "kissed the pretty law She did not make the least objection. Thinks I. "Aha! Vhen 1 can talk I'll tell mamma." And that's ray earliest reooUc.'tii.n. now a Quark tiot Ahead of the loe. tors. Cincinnati Enquirer. A German medical charlatan, hav ing a salve to put on tho market, went to a respectable druggist ami offered him the agency of it, telling him at the same time that if he wished to satisfy himself absolutely as to its freedom from deleteri ous substances he might send some of it to any two medical authorities aud ho (tho charlatan) would pay them hand somely for the analysis and opinions. Tho druggist found the pro posal reasonable, aud the quack sent tho samples to tho drug gist, who forwarded them, with a list of the ingredients of which they were composed, to the eminent doctors. It is true that the charlatan loft out of his list tho particular drug arseuic UHn which tho value of tho salvo de pended, but this little trick remained undiscovered, from tho fact that tho doctors, knowing that tho preparation came from a very respectable druggist, felt they were safe in taking the prof fered fed without going through a troublesome analysis. They accord ingly declared the artielo to bo made up in consonanco with the ac knowledged rules of science, nnd to bo wholly freo from any deleterious sub stauco. The sales were heavy and tho profits were largo. Put when tne Carlsruhe sanitary council condemned the salvo as composed largely of an ar senical compound, tho eminent doctors found themselves in a bad fix. Whilo tho professional palaver over tho mat ter was going on, tho charlatan saved himsolf from lino nnd imprisonment by quietly slipping over tho border with his money bag. The ISei-clier family. Cliie-it'i) Tni.tiu) The question was raised recently whether Henry Ward Peecher was younger or older than his sister, Mrs. Stowo. It was found that Mrs. Stowo was born in li12, aud Mr. Peecher iu 1813; hois a little more than a year tho younger. Catherine Peecher was born nearly twelve years before hor better-known sister. Whilo Catherine lot her lover, Prof. Fisher, of Yale col lego, by shipwreck', w hen sho was still very young, Mrs. Stowo married, it ap pears, a widower, if wo aro to trust Mr. E. i). Mansfield's "Memories," which say that "Prof. Siowo had for a first wife a handsome New England lady." Mr. Stowe was ten years older than his wife, who wrote her great work at tho ago of 40, and her second important novel, "Died," at tho a'o of 1 1. Tho Ceecher family seem to owe their literary vitality to their transplantation to tho west, where their father, Lyman Peecher, wont about 132, and he re mained thero many years. Mrs. Stowo lived in Cincinnati about seventeen years, or till the timo sho planned "L'nclo Tom," which novel was not drawn from eastern or Virginia Blavo sources, but from Kentucky, and the escaping slavos who camo up through Ohio and Indiana. Among these was "Eliza Harris," whoso feat of crossing tho river with her child on floating cakes of ico is fully testified to in tho recently published reiniuisceuces of Levi Collin, tho president of tho West ern Underground railroad, who shel tered her at his house. WnmleriiiK KiigllNhtiien. ILmi lem News. Although the direct purpose of a cen sus enumeration is to determine the number of persons sleeping in the United Kingdom on a particular night, some attempt is mado by tho compilers of the general census report to ascertain tho number of our countrymen who were living abroad, exclusive of soldiers and sailors. Our own returns on this head were necessarily imperfect, but the aid of consular returns and tho cen sus of other countries has been called into requisition, and from these it ap pears that there were in rough numbers nearly 4,0110,01)0 of such absentees. Of tlieso" 2,SS 1,157 were in tho dominions of foreign powers, whilo H'J,7'.S wero in India, and 'JHS.ICM wero in our colonies and dependencies. Tho United States, we neod scarcely say, claims by far the largest share tho other four countries in which thero were most Englishmen namely, France, Germany, Italy and llussia, returning altogether only 108,- yj8. Tnllnnicnic ItulibltsT feet. Exchange. A book agent living near Savannah, Ga., spent Christmas in southwest Georgia. After selling an old darkey a bible ho crossed his back with a rabbit's foot aud .told him that ho could never now bo conjured or harmed. Tho ne gro expressed great gratitudo and wanted to buy tho foot. "-No, I can't sell this," was the reply, "for it is worth $10,000 to any one. It is the left hind foot of a rabbit that was killed in a graveyard at Tuscalo.isa, Ala., and possesses peculiar virtues; but I am looking for a fresh supply from thero in a few days, and will perhaps sell you one." On going into tho country tho next day ho shot two rabbits and cut oil' all their feet. Wheu ho returned tho gentloman found tho darkies wild with excitement, nnd as fast as ho could receive the money sold out his stock of rabbits' feet at $2 each. A Little or the J aire. Allmiy Argus. It was at Mrs. Simpson Hendricks' table, and Puinley was evidently ma 1 about something. "There they are," ho whispered to young Prown, "tho same old canned peaches that we have had every night for six months." Presently tho landlady asked, "Will vou have tome of tho peaches, Mr. "UumleyV "No,"' he replied, as shortly as he dared, being two weeks in arrears; "I never cat peaches except in tho natural state.", "Put these are brandied peaches," said Mrs. Hendricks; "some that I have just put down." Dumley saw his mistake and faltered. "No." he finally decided, "I won't tuko any peaches, but you might give me a little of tho juice." In England a guide book to haunted hou-es is on the evo of publication. "OLD MAMMY'S" CURSE. Exploding; a GraveatoneThe Fright Given a tiqaad of Mnrrllezlou Holdlrra. Chicago Sews. "riiin'iiir tha Wruf. vnitr nt tlm war." said the captain, as Le took a mighty chew of tobacco, and then s inintod along his wooden leg to see if tne thaw had sprung it, "I and four or fivo other fellows got such a fright that it fairly loosened our teeth. We were in camp at Elizabethtown, Ky. My com pany's quarters wero in the middle of au old graveyard. Thero were funny old tombstones all arouml my tent. Tho weather was cold, and the coverntuent had not vet furnished us with the little sheet-iron stoves that were so common during tho closing years of the war. We fellows set to work ami mint ourselves a nice stove. Wo made the sides of it nut of mud and sticks, and took a bit; flat marble gravestone for its top. When wo had finished it aud mult a roaring tiro w e had reason to bo proud of our ingenuity. "Just as it was growing dark that evening hero camo au old colored mammy to our tent door. Wo had seeu her searching among tho graves somo minutes earlier. When she looked in on us she had pulled her red turban off and stood crushing it in her hands. Her kinky, white wool Btood up ovor her head and her black features worked with such rage that sho looked liko a fury. ''Well, mammy, hadn't yon bettor begetting outside of tho lines?' I said to her, iu a friendly sort of w ay. "She never said a word for a ininuto. Then her eyo fell on our new stove. As soon as sho saw the top of it sho gavo a yell aud rushed into tho tent. Sho grabbed tho gravestouo, but it was nearly red-hot, and sho had to let go. Wo pulled her away, or I reckon she would hovo carried that stone off with out waiting for it to cool. "'The old girl's crazy,' said ono of tho boys, as we shoved her out of tho tent. "'Crazy!' she shriekod. 'Let do Law'd cuss como on you sojer mans fo' stealiu' my missus' grabestun. Lef do Lawd's htriko jo'doad wid Hislight nin', and let 'do debbil scrunch yo bones !' "Well, sho gavo us a lot moro of that kind of talk. Sho. was cither crazy or elso sho was a hoodoo, or something of that nature. We had to drag her outside of the lines, nnd she scratched and bit and cursed us all tho way. When wo got back to tho tent and had settled round our tiro, wo talked and laughod a good deal about tho angry old woman. After nwhile wo got to tihivino- linker, and forizot about hor and tho gravestouo. Suddenly there was a territio report right m tno liiuisr, of us. Tho candle went out, nnd wo nitclied throiiL'h tho sides of the tout on our hends. Then was tho time that wo wero seared. For my part, I thought the devil was bombarding us with hot shot at short ranire. I was afraid to move for several minutes. Everything titch dark. Finally I remembered I was alive, and scrambled to my feet and ran. I reckon tho other fellows did tho samo. An hour afterward wo met in another tent and compared notes. Several of tho fellows wero badly hurt and had to bo bandaced up. lien we linallv ventured back to our tent wo found out w hat caused tho trouble. "What was it?" askod a listener. "Tho LMiivestono had exploded with tho heat of the fire. Pieces of it wero scattered everywhere. It is a wonder some of us wero not killed. I suppose several of the boys believe to this day that tho old mammy's curses caused that stouo to explode. Wo built an other stove, but we didn't put a grave stone on top of it. Actresses' IHvoreen Kneourajed. iChicuL'o Times. Tho domestic infelicity characteristic of theatrical people, instead of being altogether due to themselves, is en couraged by tho enterprising managers. Tim Diiblie appetite for scandal is strong, and tho actress who conies out of tho divorce-null, whilo perhaps in invnil Honinllv. is often better off pro fessionally. A well-known dramatic agent with whom a New York reporter chatted about the peoplo ol tho stago, a fnw lillVH IIUO. B:IVS : "As O rillo, & divorco suit is equivalent to an advanco of at least ' percent, in me actress sal ary." As salary is considerable of an ob ject with actresses, tho temptation to 1 income tho heroine of a divorce suit is, therefore, strong. A divorce will not only relieve her or a liusiiaiul wnom she often supports and who frequently squanders her money, but will bring her a substantial nicreaso 01 ner earn ings. Whilo this is the case, tho posi Hon of husband to 'an actress, mui;t ro- main a ticklish and uncertain ono. In ifn'H iloHi'rn to Inako herself popu lar with tho publio and valuable to Iwr lnanacrers. ho may suddenly bo thrown upon tho heartless world to mako his own living. Xew rrorrsm for MeltlnB Iron. Chicago Timns.1 It is claimed that $10,000 has been spent at Ticonderoga, N. 1., in ar ranging lor melting iron uy a now pro- cess devised by a 1 ronch inventor. 1 ho iron, instead of being molted and run off into pigs, is heated to what is called . i n ::.. a spongu near, aim nu impurities uro then extracted, leaving tho rolinod prod uct so soft that it may bo cut with a knife. It is said that by tins now pro cess a saving of $21 a ton is effected. H pnl n nnd Cuba' Cable. Chicago Journal. Tho new cablo to connect Spain with Cuba is to bo laid in three suctions; from Portugal to tho Azores, 1,000 miles; thence 1,700 to the Pormudas, and then "M moro to Havana. 1 ho plan also includes a coble from Havana to New York, and anothor to tho Ven ezuela coast, with lines to the Spanish American republics. Voleanle I'pheaval. Chicago Xewg. A lady named Torfhildur Thornstoiu dottir Holm, of lleikjavik, has written an Icelandic novel entitled "Prynjolfur Sveinsson." Every littlo whilo some thine occurs to substantiate tho theory that Iceland was formed by volcanic up heaval. FOR THE LADIES. V. .'.,,. If. ...I;.... .. Ill, ,.1,1,1. . rniT J, "! ! 'I" M, , IUI ........ . can be made in a fow iieiiin that would require weeks of labor with a hook. Will also make ml) ions, lap-robes, tidies, stair carpets, etc. Werks rags or yarn. A child can operate it. Price, Jfl., postpaid, to any address. A treats wanted in every county. Send for circular. 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Swift's HiMiclflo Is entirely a Yeui'lalile prriiarnllmi, ami shonlit nut Iw oiinfniiiiileil with thu viiriuus sulwtl. tnlos, tniltatiniis. nun-secret hiniilmtci, "Hitreus Alter, ans, to., eto. , Mlni'li arn now IhIhk uianaliielilril Ity vio'iiins ihthiiiis. Mmiu nf tliPAe eniituln u slnulu Htlliie wliit-ll enUTs into tlm ciiiiimi4UImii of H, N. H. Then, Is only one Halfl's Hii,iiIIIo nti,t tlmrn Is n.aliliiM In tlm Wlirni I1KII II.. 1 ii eri'ti'iib iimasiur biiu uiniviiiiiuvuv, sum to Hut tllll KI'IIUlllO, Kwlft's R.'clflr Is a cnnilele antlilnte to IIIikkI Taint, lllinil roimiM, Mulatlsl rolimn. ami Nlilu llmiiiir. J. JiichHoN Dun ii, M 1)., Atliuita, Ha. I hac hail ruincrkalile siiok hs Willi K ift's Hisvlfle In tlif trriitmi'iit of III, hhI nn.l HUu IHseuses, ami in Ki limlti lliBessrs. I took It mysi'lf for I'arli.imiles with lis Wy el!. ct. 1). I). V. IIkkuy, si. 1)., AtliuiU,tla. 1 uspil Hirlft's HM'rllln nn my little ilmiglitor, who was KlIlletiHl Willi Slilllll llhtoil I'nlsoll wlilrb liml resist! all loru of treiitiinnt. Tlm HhisiIIIo rslleted hr tHirina- uently. auil I sunn use it in my (iraeiii v. W. K llliii.NTK, M. 1).. Cyprns RiiU'l, Ark. Ourtreatlso on Dlooitaud fikin Dlsram mallad frea to aiiillcauts. HWIFT HPKCIKIfl I'll , DruwurS, AtlanU, (la. Near York I mice, 1W W est :iil Kt. Kaay louse. A eertnln rare. Not expensive. Tlim monilis triiiilnieiil in one pnrkiwe. IIihiiI lor foil 111 the lleail, lleinliu lie. DIMllless. May KeVet, do. Fifty cent. H.v U OruBKlsia.nr liy mall. K.'!'. !IA.ki.'l INK. Warren. V. fiis Tirt.T or Tteirenenv tor 's aiaile eiiinnnly for tlierureof deraiiKi-ment! fif Die irsneratlveulYsns. Tiieru Is mi imsiaKe about tills Instrani- iit, the eon tlnuous struain of KI.KO TUICITV prmwlln-, tlinniirh I ha purta iniit k WS TC i V .1 ai'tlon. lo not eoiiionnil n Ji a . t -1 M l! 1 1 'iwnisrd to euro all llli IVH" WVV'J'VflNI I frolllhiailtot'W. It Infill IIILll i-i UllLI tlmONUliK-i'llli! pilrsiM V'r eln-ulara KliInK lull Information. aililross CluMIYI! ima Mint i . ua nuauiiuiuni ul, waaavwaavt - n iifffiil! HUM m u i-- slwS SECO IV 3 - II A.2V 1 Power and Jobbing Presses -FOR SALE. i At'K 1IAVK TIIK KOM.OWIXW HKC'OXI) HAM) MACHIXKHV KOll 8AI.K CHEAP, which will we Kuiirniitee In llinl uhtsa order, nil of it having been tlioroiiKhly overhaulou1 In onr own Sluclilnts rSliupi: POWER PRESSES. 1 Acme. Drum Cylinder: hod. 31xl: will print 2Sxl2. 1 Kairhuvon Cylinder; hod, 31x10; will print 28x12. . m i ... m 1 Cre.uston Uriiin t'ylinilerlnciirly now); bed, 32xlfl; will print SSxIZ. I I loo Driiiii ('yliniler: Ix'd, 31x10; will print ttxil. 1 Taylor Double Cylinder: heil, 3i!xlil; apeeil. 1,,'jIIO per hour. 1 Hoe Double Cylinder; bed, It.'xlli; speed. 3..KJ0 per hour. 1 Tailor Double Cylinder, 2.i37; apeod. 4.() )flr hour. 1 Potter Drum Cylinder; bed. 3lx.'XJ; will print 30x111. I Potter Drum Cylinder; bed, 3UxU; will print 26x10. Hoc Pony Presa; bed. 11x20; ioed. 3,000 per hour. 1 Adumi presa: bed. 31x111. I Tuilor Drum Cylinder; lied, 211x31. 1 Cincinnati Drum Cylinder; bed, 28x0; will rrliit 21x30. JOBBERS. 2 Gordon Prcaaea (old stylet; 7x11, 1 Gordon J'rejut lold atylel; 8x12. 2 (lorion l'naHt;! (old atylel; KixlJ. 1 (lonlon Preai (old atylel; 13x11). 1 Uordon Jnblier; "xl. 1 (lordou Press (old style); 0x13. 1 Pearl Prom; 10x15. Prices and tcrtni on application to Palmer Noh. 405 and 107 Saimome Street, San FrancUco, Cal. No. 40 Tribune J'DRM EN LEY 3 BEST m L Jfrvm aLEP' Vs ssi la aaJL mj" ?.''. I) ;!r 1 JpZl Jru if t' 1 Deipondent 'inwjfmt W i"tlly HOPIFUU T and ' Pf eoaaau IRON. &,s ryitacBa'irJ ptAL"1, l i.u Vuliinlile lllarnvrrr Is tielm esUiultflr asi'il and is performing inauyaskmlslilnn cun As Sers Ilie and Tonlr It Is lllisuriuuued. IVIenp, Heel and Iron ihtiuusMcs w,inilerfvtlisiwertobtiilduiliroki'n down coiMtiintions, and r. "loru tlitor to both mind and body. II l a Knre Krmrily In casnof tlen. era! lliMllty. Neman l;liutl"n, Mn.plviMiinu. Nell. ralaiaHynia-lsila, lnof I'liysleal and MenUl Power, I'tnniry HittuiiltliA and all Isernna. Iiicnla or Health where Tonlr and Vrslne Is n,iunsl. I lew am i if luiiuiloiis.as worthless and spurious artl. delsbuiliilsoi l. pnri,rtliiirtolmt.'i lerv. Ilevf aud UuU. 1 1 I IIII.L. lOXslsO. Ml i lHT Mml, . . . . M Irnnrlseo Guns. Rifles, Etc. Ureech nnd Muzzlc lxuiillnif Otitis. lilllea, IMa loK Aniiiiunilioii of all kind. SKirlinir (loodu, KIshliiK Tackle, ill V holemile and Itetnil. rIMHw.Colr'l, Sts MniilKomrry NU Nan t'ranelnro. All ordera liy until or otherwise, curefully and prouiplly ailciiilcil to. N. 1". N. V. No. I.'i.-S."ir. N. U. No. Hi. p-E-oiis-CT-yvrra uiiulii eund l y Hu t IV IaI k MK1 lltl. AiIoiikJii. all flie UrtsI'lTAl.'ttir' r'KAM'K. iKm'l jlurnof M OOH. Klllllleeiuei.,tl' S- heTe.omHl.tlU. 'l'""'r IllvUlO " l AaewiJ. iaOriilUMlht..WeV)ClU 30 DAYS' TRIAL . fmroaki tsrrkM.) SLK.t'THO-VOI.TAlO HKI.T and other J',"'' I AiTi.usi ts are tent on 911 Days' Trial TO KS ONLY, YOP NO OH OI.l), who re suffer. Inn from Nam-oca PsMLiTt. Lost itslitt, Wsstimi WrsasrsMica, and all thoaa disease! of a PcHsesiL NtTtiaa, riunilllnu from Ancau ml ODiita Ckvua. Rneeily rellet and eiunplelj Mioraflon to TIkltii, Vitioa and Mssaoon Bi'tvrin. Bend at once lor IlluiinileJ I'amplilel free. AiMres! Yoltaio Bolt Co.. Marshall, Mich. Ol ClNWAT .tiablor, Koenlsh I'utims; llimlc untans, land Instrimiunta, Ijtivust itoik al h Jlnsio and Hooka, llamls mi piled at lUutern trios M. OIIAY, Sctl Post Street, Han Kranelioo. mm. . . faiatM at ..... t ...l .iJMaarMi u , ;,,,:' II ,",T r'lsTi." I'l vul.i .n.l Bossulljima r,. tmiti ihbmal iatucT. ICQ wa Qt.. Totk. DR. PIERCE'S iiii . Jfli:lectro.Mitnetle HU ATF,. Il, nlv rnmolrie llmlv-Lal ,,7 . , Ketieraliiii! continuous hi.acrso-MAO- . . I. u,.,Pl.l (lnlv nnft Nine U'Hhsnt, wlllinui Amis. mala er female. Hundreds cured I Pamphlet, Ac., frea. MAGNETIC EU3TIC TRUSS COMPANY, 704 Sacramento Sirect, San Francisco. The Science of Life, Only $1 t BY MAIL POST-PAID. KNOW THYSELF., A Great Medical Work on MaiHoofl. Kthausteil ViUllty, Nerrmu and Pliysloil PeMlltf. Premature IKwllne In man, Krnirs of VoilUi, and tha uu told nilseriwi resultiiil frolu liidlsoretlons or elueseea. A bunk for esery man, yoiim mlddle-aii.'d and uld. Ilooo. Ulus lid pnisorlpllons lar all acute and lirolilo illseaaea, each one of which Is In aluaMo. Ho found by Uie iiithua whose esisirlenoe for 10 years la such as ismbahly ner Iwfure ft II to the lot uf any physician. 3W panes, "" In iHiautlfill French uiullii, euilaed oo.ers, lull (tit, ruarautrail Ui lie a hnor work In eiory sense-niechaiiloalJ literary slid professional than any other work sold In thl I oouuUy for J W. r the money will do refiuulud In erery InsUuoe. 1'iloa only 1 1)0 liy mall, posl-iialil. Illiuitra tlru sample I oenU. Heud now. (lold nnslsl iwanUnl the author by tin National Muulaal Association, to the utticers ol which lie refers. . m The Hclence of Life should be read by the rnf lot Instruction, aud hy the alillcted lor nillul. It will beua-fltail.- Londou iAiioek There is no menilr of society to whom the Holenos) ol I,lf wil' out be usnluL whethur youth, puuut, irusidlau, Uisiruoti?inler(yuian,-Tilliune. Aililresa the realKKly Muillcal lustltutu, of Dr. W. H. Parker, No. 4 llullltiich ,Jt, lloshiu, Mass., who sna be auiuiUted on all illnesses reoiilrlii! skill aud axiian enoe. Cliionl! and o'Ktlnate disease! ss s a s that ha.e lianied the skit) of all other physl- " CMbelaal a special!-, rluoh Irestod sueonee- TUVCri r hilly without an Instance of Wliire. " I N, It -Head money by IUmlslered Letter or P. O. Or der. Honks ean lie sent to any aldresa on Uie raclfte (Joasl as salely aa at home. Concealed In .ulaUoUaJ wraptiers bearlna oul Uie applloant's addraas. RUPTURE Ahsoluttly eurrd In S) to M dsrs, by Ilr Pbrre'. Pabna) Maa-neila IlaMlo True. Wimutrd Uie onlr BleotrlflTruaa In tlm world, fcntlrrlvdilb-nintfrura !ll others. Perfaot KeUlner. and Is worn with esse snd comfort ulillit slid dsy. Cunsl it. immmI l)r J. Himnis oINrw Yurk. and hundreds ul others. Nrw lllurtrsteduaat nhlit free, niiitslnlnff ftill Infooiisllou. MAGNETIC ELASTIC THU8S COmnrty. bui aiscraiiMulobt.. got. learnr. Sau irauoisoo. Cat, 1 Pecrleas Ptcm; 11x20. t Peerleaa Preiwcs limitation); 13x19 1 Huir-nieillum I'lilvernHl lreiia. 2 Keven-coluinn Hand I'reaaea. 1 LlthoKraphlu Hand Press. 1 Hand PretU; 12x17. & Rey, No8. 112 and 114 Front Street Tortland, Or. AND Building, New York. mm