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BIO SALT MINE.
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. i. KiilUellttU. UI vuo owvo
iffiM In Sun Franoisco, ia fouud
..mirMllv Dure. At the inaUnoe
)D, Teller & Koden, and other
..,niflo nouses, a nuiuucr ui
.re made, with the result that
, nrmluccd from thli mine haa
mil to be equai ww "" ug-
a, in the murket for butter mak-
al table use, and for meat aud
Luna, millina and dairy pur-
f The lump stock aalt from thia
L preferred by the Urge cattle
Suit to any other aalt, by reaaon
purity, dryness and aolidity; also
t it U the moat economical for
.feeding. Owing to its llrmneaa
rity it does not dellquosoe when
ooton the ranges.
cuiupany oontrolla over 1,000
f niiuiug ground in wbioh the
mined from large deposits, aa
m tmnHuarent aa crystals. The
h eonneoted with Salt Hock Sta
t.inby) on the Atlantio & Paoiflo
'by a road extending thirty-two
I especially oouatrnotea oy tne
Ln Engine Company, and upon
Ithe company auooeaaiuuy oper
traiu of traction engine and
id, oouatruutod by the Beat Mann
ing Company of San Leandro,
company ia about to commence
feotiuu of extensive works at the
and upon their completion will
abled to supply the purest aalt
produced for butter-making, table
teat aud fish-packing. Lump aalt
jti-feeding and milling purpose!
i being shipped,
buildings at the mine are con
jd of salt, and the company la
to erect an office building at the
id Italian out of rook aalt, which
Ittract great attention. Paaaen
gi the train passing this station
)w in the habit of getting off the
for the purpose of securing crya
salt as keepsakes,
(be luulight building construct
hii aalt appears as if it was oov'
kith diamonds.
!raarkab!e iustutico of the inipar
(Jjuiuiri rat icm of justice is paid to
frvnrred suuio yours ago in a court
ms when u young Mexican, ehnrg
.tli having stolen a pistol, was ar
t Hi. lie proved beyond all doubt
' tho pistol was his own, and that it
u iu his poRsessiou long before
fli'ged theft occurred.
case went to the Jury at 1 8
ic, the unuuI hour of adjournment,
lie jury, who did not with to be
until the court opened again at 8
i, hurried to give in their verdict.
The foreman, who hud been reclining
i a peaceful attitude suggestive of
Ixr during the hearing, turned to
nnpnuiuiiK, sny!tg:
cll, boys, what do you think?
ft we better give him two years?"
Jl right," re-spouded a juryman.
I hiui through, or the judge will
in."
uhoad," said another. "We
want to stay here till 8 o'clock,
npl"
it is he guilty?" inquired a
ditful old gentlemuu.
"fell, "exclaimed the foreman, nfter
' (if nstoniKhment at this view of
4utter, "if yon think he ain't guilty,
Vur him I"
' ft rdict of "Not guilty I" wusspeed
idrred, and the jurymen cheerful
l'aired to tho noontide meaL
f ' Coiupunion.
AiUMt.
interior of MuNcut is particnlurly
oy, tlie bazuura are nurrow and
aud roofed over with palm nmt-
Tliey uiTcr but little of interest,
if you ure fond of the Aruhian
llneut ruilnl hulwH it. iii -inut na
V'ot to wutch it being made there,
fjKRers' fuot are unnally employed
f aul the knowledge of this is
W Poil the flavor. Mont of Muscat
in ruins. Fifty years ago the pop
fu must have been nearly three
f greater tliau it is now. Thero ia
'wanting in the town the feature
fi niakos moct Moslom towns pio
itne namely, the minaret. The
$ues of thelbadhhieh sect are squa
tod uninteresting. At first it is diffl
ijtu recognize them from the court
I'jf an ordinary honwe, bnt by de
1 the eye gota trained to identify a
9ue by the tiny substitute for a min
jjHttached to each numely, a sort of
yhaped cone about 4 feet high,
w in placed above one corner of the
ying wnll. Cimtpninorarv Roview.
penny
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A DEAF MUTE ROMANCE.
BcBa EdccI b CorrMpoadaiiM and
Cuuflnntd t on Sight.
Miss Lillie E. Divveus of Pittsburg
aud Jonathuu Hauey of Houth Bnthle
Vnm, Pa., have just been married at
PittNburg. Both are duuf mutes and be
long to families of Rood standing.
Mr. Huney aud Miss Divveus became
attached to each other before they bail
met or even seen one another. A mutual
friend who knew both well thought that
their likes and dislikes were not dixsinji
lar, and lie bclioved they would appre
ciate an acquaintance. Over a year ago
be urgent ly reqnested Mr. Haney to
write to Miss Divveus, which the young
South Bethlehemite did. Mlxs Divveiu
answered the letter, which did uot reach
ber unexpectedly, and the correspond
ence became warm. Mr. Hauey proposed
by mail, making the fulfillment of the
obligation conditional upon the mutual
satisfaction of one with another.
He went to Pittuburg last October to
see his intended bride, and when they
met aud hud seen something of each
other, both were well sat ii.fi wl to have
their acquaintance load to the altar.
Miss Divveus is 2i) years of age aud
prepoMsessiug. She was educated iu the
Western Pennsylvania Institute for the
Deaf and Dumb at Edgewood. She spent
seven years iu her mental training, luav
ing the institute about five years ago.
Her home is at 65 Pride street, Pitts
burg. Mr. Hauey is 24 years old, aud
employed in the Betblehein Steel works.
He was educated in Philadelphia, un
der the Rev. A. U. Maun, general mis
sionary to the deaf in the United States,
who interpreted the marriage ritual to
the couple.
Professor Brallubough, a teacher in
the Edgewood institute, does not disap
prove of marriage between deaf mutoa.
He says as a rule their children possess
unimpaired faculties. Philadelphia
Press.
HOT DROPS.
Nawipaprr tuned la Maniuerlpt bjr aa In.
dinna Convict.
Hot Drops is the name of the newspa
per printed within the walls of tho In
diana state prison, South Jeffersouvillo.
Its editor ia a convict, but his paper is
as bright as any comic weekly in the
country. He ia kuown as Joe Bush. Tho
prison record gives him the name of
Ueorge Henderson. Neithor is correct.
No one knows his real name.
"Joe Bush serves the pnrpose,"aid
the man who selected the name when he
dropped his right one to conceal from
the world his disgrace. Buth is a tall,
sparely built man, whose black, short
beard gives him the appearance of a He
brew. The editor and proprietor of Hot
Drops describes his paper as "perhaps
the ou ly regularly issued manuscript pa
per in the world published exclusively
for the amusemont of the editor."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
MEANS OF GRACE.
Michigan Irracher rills Bli Church With
Itarbcra and Tools,
The Rev. M. H. Ford, pastor of the
Methodist church at St. Louis, Mich.,
recently preached a sermon especially
to barbers. Muny of them were present
The foature of the evening was the
decoration of t lie church, about the walls
of which all kinds of tousorial articles
bad been neatly arranged. Razors, scis
sors, hair dye, brilliuutine, bay rum,
towels, cups, soaps, strops, bottles, mir
rors aud washes were arranged about,
while iu the pulpit a big barber's chair
served for the pastor's seat
The sermon was replete with barber s
terms, and the preacher drew lessons in
life from the various articles ou view.
In the past Mr. Ford has preached to
firemen, G. A. R. veterans aud black
smiths, with his church appropriately
decorated on each occasion. Chicago
Tribune.
LUCKY CHICAGO.
Ber University One of the RIchMt of Edu
cational Institution.
It is rather bard to keep track of the
gifts to Chicago university, so fast they
follow. As we figure it, the latest mil
lion dollar donation raises the univer
sity's eudowment fund to f 8,000,000,
which, with $3,000,000 in laud and
buildings, gives it property worth $10,
000,000. Miss Culver's gift also secures one of
the $3,000,000 gifts from Mr. Rockefel
ler, which he promised to give as soon aa
like sums w ere raised elsewhere. This
will give it property worth $11,000,000
at once, and with the $2,000,000 still
coming will make it the richest institu
tion of the kind in the country.
Of this mm Mr. Rockefeller has al
ready given $3,425,000, and the $2,000,
000 additional he has pledged will raise
bis douation to $7,435,000. Boston
Herald.
A Boy Court Martlaled.
An 11-year-old Cuban boy whom the
Spuniards captured on Nov. 19, having
been wounded on the road leaning to
Cartagena shortly after the engagement
with Aniceto Hernandei's band ( accord -
imz to La Discussion of the 14th inst),
was tried at Matanzas by court martial
on the 1 2th and sentenced to life im
prisonment and perpetual chains. New
York World.
THE BRITISH WARCLOUD.
Now fa-tl us ell ibout the war,
And what they'll kill each other for.
Brethren, don't let's go to war with
England or any other country. Haven't
we colonels and captains enough now?
The war coraee on apace. Exchange.
Wrong. It comes on the water.
"What do yon think of the warcloud,
mjor?" ...
"Well, sir, I thiuk It'll snowi
"What will you do, colonel, in case
of war with England?"
"Can't sar for certain: but now
high is your barn?" Frank L. Stanton
ia Atlanta Constitution.
J3IFTS.
It wa not for your boart aought.
But ymi. Wr, fuulLb i;d, hare brought
Only y-ur h.urt to mn.
Ah. that xi rum , g (t hoa)j h.
TH lift 1 wunM unit
I d iiiiiim-ulnry thing,
Bui 'ti t-t-rnity y,,u tin,,,,.
An4 wtiu Itigtiiuiiu rn
You oftVr. aa tliu U-nm-t prim,
Ttito print lMM ,i(T, ring.
ih, abut. In ion.', nwiie. ha!l I do.
Ulio have lM,ih .. ,j ropmrj
m will but lure me; u
Klnce I, tnt,, riuiri'.t ,.t you
I can but love you too.
Arthur Hymon in Academy.
A TEMPTATION.
Wheu Leunder Clarke married Mabel
Thorpe, ho had uo expectation of ever
being a rich man, but as his affairs ap
pcarattliB jirenrnt time ho is on the
broad highway to future wealth. It all
awe from tho fact that he tooktimo by
the fort-lock, the only way poor mortals
have of evor getting even with him of
the scytho and lmurghiha.
Now, Matxil Thortie did not export
her hero to awim tho Hellespont of lifo
with all his armor ou, but she did do
maud from him, as she had a right to
do, a high moral standard, for she had
not niarritM him until h had seen, as
she believed, his whole past life laid
open before her as a book. There is no
; time when a man is as weakly senti-
mental ami as religious as when he is
trying to live up to the standard of a
: pure yonnjrKirl's ideal, and Leauder be
, rarnn almost an angel
1 There are very few of us capable of
making human angel of ourselves.
Good and evil are as persistently proa
nt in our moral nature aa light and
darkness are in our atmosphere, and one
serves as tin) complement of the other.
To banish night we tire tho light of
tcience, to counteract wrong we invoke
divine help, but so largely is onr world
ly naturo iu excess of our spiritual pow
ers that wo are constantly in danger of
erring to lie forgiven in other words,
sinning and repenting.
Mabel Thnrpo believed in an inflexi
ble uprightness. The oommand to do
evil that frond may come was to her a
perverted text. She was not aware that
there are sins of omission aa well us of
pommission, mid that her unrighteous
condemnation of sinners and her severe
judgments were in themselves of a sin
ful nature. The self righteous are often
harder to live with than the sinner.
Leander Clarke had beeu a good son,
and he intended to bo a good hnwlmud.
Ho was both proud and fond of his
wife, but certaiuly regretted that he
'.-onld not give her all the luxuries that
she could appreciate, not e-en the grand
piano that her musical talent deserved.
But he went to work with a will to
make her bnppy aud hocd in a few
years to be able to add ail other needful
things.
Among the wedding presents of the
young couple was one that far outshone
all tho rest a superb Ret of diamonds
sent by an uncle of Leunder's who was
uear to death and gave tho residue of a
large estate in this extravagant present
Leander himself wan genuinely sorry
that such an undesirable gift had been
made, but he argued that his wife was
a sensiblo woman and would turn them
iuto something more suitable to their
condition in life a piano, for instance,
which waa a necessity rather than a
luxury. What was his surprise when his
bride said :
"I never was so plearcd in my life.
Diamonds represent to mo the crystalli
sation of everything beautiful in art and
nature. I never dreamed that I should
possess such magnificence. "
"But those have no associations, " said
her husband. "They are not heirlooms. "
"They will be. All diamonds were
now at some time. Aud are they not as
sociated with the dear old man who
grave them?"
The dour old man had been a terror in
the family aud had only given the dia
monds to Lioander's wife because he
hated that nephew a little less than the
sthers, whom be hoped to make horri
bly jealous and angry and had succeeded.
Wheu Leauder asked hia wife to keep
her diamonds in the bank, she promptly
declined.
"But yon nurely will not wear them,
dear?" he suKfrested.
"Why uot?" she asked.
"It would iujnro our prospects and
oot ho cousiiiteut with our position. "
"They wero a gift to me. Surely I
have the right to do as I please with my
own."
"The right, yos. Bnt I thought my
wifo had more discretion. I did not
know you cared for gewgaws, Mabel."
So the first clond came on tho horizon
of their love, but Leander was good
tempered and Mubel satisfied, and it
disappeared. Tho truth was that Leau
der had expected a handsome sum of
money from this very undo, who was a
bachelor and very old. But age bad not
mellowed an ugly disposition to thwart
bis rolati ves, and after raising the young
mail's hopes he took a malicious pleasure
in disappointing them.
The young couple began life in a
pretty furnished cottage on the modern
plau of a chafing dish aud hand painted
china, and it worked like a charm. Ma
bel presided over the dainty cuisine, the
butler's pantry, the parlor, and really
did woudura. Leander foil iu love with
her over and over again. But for the
diamonds they would have been as hap
py as larks.
Did they hear a sound at night it
was a burglar after those precious gems.
They were nfraid to leave the houso
alone lest thieves break in and steal,
aud one or the other of the two was
compelled to be the hiding place of the
jowels when they went out together.
Mabel did not care to adorn herself with
diamonds when she went to market or
to church, but ahe could not listen to a
sermon in pence if the gems were not
about her. And somehow it ''d annoy
ber to carry concealed wealth like a
brigand or a smuggler.
Bnt when Leauder had a chance to
boy shares in the Little Catawba Lum
ber company and to make aa much in
tnree nionuis aa he would iu a year by
hia clerkship Mabel would not listen to
the suggestion that tho bnuk would ad
vance enough on the diamonds to enable
hivn to make the investment
Then Leander discovered that his wife
could be a very obstinate woman. It
was in vain that he laid befiu-e her the
benefit that would result from a tran
sient disposal of the gems. She replied,
not without logic on her side, that the
Little Catawba might be a failure, and
then her precious securities would bo
forfeited. lyander, man fashion, grew
angry, and after soms hot words reached
the Denultimate of uasaion.
"1 wish," he said in tones of invec
tive, "thut burglars would get the hate
ful stouc They might at least lo of
some use to them!"
It is said thut cutyon, Me chickens,
come bourn to roost. After Leander had
asked forgiveness for his rudeness and
Mabel had sweetly extended the olive
branch of conciliation he smrumlivH that
she be doubly careful of ber chcriehed
p sutessioua,
"The towu is full of hnrchira. ami
they know the people who have fine dia-
mouiw, ana u tney once set out to get
them they'll succeed. "
Mabel did not sleep with tho dia
monds in the same room. Womanlike,
she thought if she secreted them in
some place where thev would never h
detected they would be safe. Neither
me asn oarrel nor the ragbag entered
iuto her calculations, bnt Dlacos lust as
inconsistent did.
One night there was a crash in the
room below. Mabel shook her sleeping
husband and whisjiered iu his ear:
"Bmglani! (.Jet yonr revolver und go
down stairs. The diamonds are in tho
bottom of the clock. "
Leauder was startled and confused,
but as tho noise continued ho hurried
on his clothes, and taking bis revolver
ran softly down the stairs. Mabel re
mained where she was, shivering with
fear.
There was a fearful commotion bo
low, the noise of falling furniture, open
ing aud closing of windows aud tho
rapid firing of tho revolver after somo
flying robber. Then regard for ber hus
band's life compelled Mubel to hurry
to his assistance. She found bim lyiug
on the floor, grasping his revolver.
Sho did uot faint nor shriek, but,
kneeling beside him, bathed his face
and besought him to speak to her.
"Where am I?" he asked feebly as
he tried to raise himself. "Are the dia
monds safe?"
"Never mind tho diamonds," said his
wife, "Are you mortally wounded any
where?" "I don't know," answered Leander
feebly, and, to her credit lie it recorded,
Mrs. Leander assisted her liuskiiul to a
couch and sent tiff, or rather called for,
assistance before she even thought of
her diamonds.
Then tho open door of the clock told
the whole story. The diamonds wore
gone, root und branch! Aud tiiey were
the only things stolen.
If Leander had been surprised at the
manner of his wifo ou receiving the
juwels, he was astonished at the calm
indifforence with which sho parted from
them. She allowed the usual courso to
be taken to recover tho thief or thieves
to justice, but when no results followed
sho said shn was glad of it j that the
gems had been like an evil eye to them,
aud for her part she never wanted to
hear of them again.
"I wonder, " she said, "thut I did
not see it in that light before. I will
never keep anything in my house again
to tempt the cupidity of tho wicked or
unfortunate To that extcut am I my
brother's keeper. "
But the effect upon her husband was
entirely different. Either ho caught cold
on that night of the burglary or his
nervous system received a shix-k, for he
was almost ill from the cflVcts of his
tnsslo with tho burglar. And ho could
not endure to huvo tho subject men
tioned beforo him. Not eveu tho success
of tho"Littlo Catawba," iu which a
friend had invested for him, gave him
tho euco aud rest he craved.
A little incident that hap)encd at
that timo did, however, help to restore
him to his normal condition. His wifo
received a small package, accompanied
by a soiled mid dilapidated note, which,
npon being opened, read:
nosoRD mahkh I gets no strap wnev I stoal
yure dtmons; no yuru luttly an I am a retch It
I giv them up pra fur me.
an nnnono trend.
And in tho package Maliel found her
diamonds, exactly as sho had last seen
them.
She was pleased whero is tho woman
who would not have locn? and phe at
ouco showed her confidence in her hus
band by placing the gems iu his hands
for safe keeping in the bunk.
"I wish I had token your advice ear
lier," sho said gracefully. "It would
havo saved us so much trouble."
Leander murmured something ulsmt
all being well that ends well and at
noon brought her a certificate of deposit.
There we leave them on tho way to
fortune aud happiness if if Leauder 's
conscience does not uiset tho whole
schema He would give a greut deal to
know, what no clairvoyant could tell
him, how much or how littlo Mat ad has
discovered. My own opinion is that she
saw through it from the first and holds
herself equally guilty as accessory after
the crime, and with that sweet fir Lio
ness which eveu an upright woman em
ploys she will mako herself a loving ac
complice, for it is a foregoue conclusion
that Leauder Clarko was his own bur
glar. Detroit Free Press.
Profit In the Baca Canal.
The Suex Canal repreeuts at present
a clear profit income of over 1,is),ishi
a year, and this, too, means a saving to
the commerce between east and weal
ef over 2,000,000 a year. Its political
nd military value la somewhat prob
lematical, wince the sinking of a slugle
ship or dredger would render It itn
paasnble. The Source of Sunlight
v. run now understand what hap
pens as the buoyant carbon var soar
upwards througn tne suu s aimospiiere.
They attain at least to au elevation
where the fearful intensity or me aoiar
h-at lin no far abated that, though
nearly all other elements may still re
main entirely gaseous, yet tne excep
tionallv refractory carbon begins to re
turn to the liquid state. At the first
in thia return, the cail))ii vatior
conducts Itself Just as does the ascend
ing watery vapor Troni me eanu w nen
i.n tn I. transformed tulo a visible
clond. I'nder the Influence of a chill
the carbou vapor collects into a mynaii
bost of little beads of liquid. Each of
tlii-se dr of liquid carbon In the glo
-i. ...Inr eloiids has a temperature
and a corresponding radiance vastly
exceeding that with wnicn tne mameui
glows In the Incandescent electric
lamp. When we rememlwr further Hint
the entire surface of our luminary Is
coated with these clouds, every parti
cle of which Is thus Intensely luinluoiis.
ut nn lnmrer wonder at that dax
sling brilliance which, even across the
awful gulf of KV""l.is roiien, jin'ourre
for us the Indescribable glory of day
light McClure's Msgsxlne.
A DYING SPARK
Stop Right Now! Don't Light
Another I You're Burn
ing Your Brains.
WRECKS ALONG T11ESTREETSIDE
Oft-timrs tobanco's vic
tim look at tlis dying
spark in the cigar slump
or at the big niat'raird
"ohaw" of tobaooo Just
eipecioratrd, and iib
nerves uicolinirr.l with
i hi J tobaooo, mentally re-
' -T A solve, "Now, thai is in v
-alr--411 last, I will never use it
again, I know that it Is
Injuring me physically aud financially and
my nerves are becoming o Irritated that I
can't stand the least annoyance." What
is the mult f Theie good revolutions are
generally made while the Hi oot of the use
of toliaooo practically paralyiea the crav
tmoi of millions of IrritauM nerve center
and )mt a soon a the ellecta commence
to rasa away these good resolution
arakin, showing conclusively that the
use of tobacco I not a habit but a disease
of the nervous avalem caused by the edu
cation of the nervra to crave for the nlio
tinn poisoning. What then ia the easy,
permanent, natural way to relieve your
self of the use of tobacco? Certainly not
by discontinuing it and suffering the
Dorvoua reaction aud proktrating rlfects
and menial degeneracy sure to loilow the
lung and continued use of toharoo. Do-
it n j t sugKrat Itself to you that the natural
llilng to do I to take a remedy that is
specifically prepared to rrad.cala the ef
Ircti of the nicotine in the system and to
overcome the nerve craving rllenla and re
store the toliacco Irritated nerves to a nor
mal and healthy condition f To this, w
all say, "Ye, wiiere l the remedy T" Vnu
will tind it in No-To-Han. This I eatilv
said and we all naturally a'k for proof.
Certainly. IfNo-To-Uao fail to cure,
The bterllng Kemedy Company, ol New
York, Montreal and Chicago hare so
much faith in their remedy, that they poe
iiively guarantee to refund the money, and
the concrru Mug owned and operated by
mine ol the most reputahl buiinraa men
of the east and west, it U absolutely re
liable and we are glad to say, able In every
way to live up to lis guarantee.
Hie sale of No-To-Hao within the sit
few year has awumed enormous propor
tions, almost entirely developed upon lis
merit and lb recommendations of the
oured. Ho great I the sal that It I hard
ly possible to go into any leading drug
lore without finding It on ale, and the
druggist has nothing but word of prais
to give it.
"Do J on rail hvr eiinliiiin real?" "Ie
rldwtly. II lias banlly a iik. Hon ef the ldt-al
rhool " the miaiwauce, fur.herinurt', did not
rem to be In It ail.
CONSUMPTION CUItKD
AN ABSOLUTE REMEDY FOR ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
T. A. Hluenm Offer to Read Twe Bot
tle Fro of III Heniedy to ura
Consumption and AU Lung; Trouble
An Ellilr or I. If.
Nothing could be fairer, more phi'an
tbropio ur carry more joy in it wake than
th otter of 1. A. Hlocum, M. C, ol IMS
Pearl street. New York. Perfectly confi
dent that ha has an abioluta remedy for
the cure ol consumption end all pulmon
ary complaints, ha otters through this pa
per t send two bottle free to any reader
who I sutlerlng from lung trouble or con
sumption, also lots of flesh and all condi
tions of wasting. II Invite those deair
ous of obtaining this remedy to lend their
cxpres and postotlice address, and to re
ceive in return th two but lie free, which
will arrest th approach ol death. Already
this remedy, by It timely use, has per
manently curedthousands of oases which
ware given up, and death was looked upon
as an early visitor.
Knowing his remedy as he does, and be
ing so proof-positive of Its benehcent re
mits, Dr. hlooumoontiders it hi religion
auty, a duty which he owe to humanity,
to donate hi lufallibl remedy where 11
will assault the enemy iu Its citadel, and.
by It inherent potency, (lay th cuireni
of dissolution, bringing Joy to borne over
which the shadow ol the grave baa been
gradually growing more strongly defined,
causing fond hearts to grieve. The cheap
ness or th remedy ottered freely apart
from its Inherent strength, is enough to
oummend it, and more to I the perjecl
confidence of the great chemist making the
oiler, wbo holds out life to those already
becoming emaciated, and say: "lie
cured."
The invitation I certainly worthy of th
consideration ol the alllicled, who, for
years, have been taking nauseous nostrums
without effect; wbo have ostrauiced them
selves from home and friends to II v la
mora salubrious climes, where lb atmos
phere i more congenial to weakened lungs,
and who hava fought against death with
all the weapon and atreiigth In their
hand. There will be no mistake In send
ing for these free bottles th mistake will
be in passing th Invitation by.
Two Casual Gentlemen.
When Lord liotijfford came In, I es
cajicil from cribliug" und heard many
pnterttiiuiiiK think"- (-)lin wus of his
meeting a mau iu the mail conch who
looked us if ho wns Kmity, and could
not stir without greut difficulty, mid
never without the assistance of it com
pun ion, who never moved nil inch fron
him. At Inst Lord Longford discovcroo
thut this gentleman's gouty overalb
covered fetters ; thut ho was a malufuo
tor iu irons, and that his companion
wus n Bow street oftlcer, who treated hit
prisoner with the greatest politrnoss.
"Oivo mo leave, sir excuse me one
on your arm mid onn on in I no, and then
wo aro smo we can't leave one another."
A worse traveling, companion this than
tho bear, whom Lord Longford found
one morning in the conch opjMisito to
him when day dawned the gentleman
in the fur coat, u ho had all night sup
posed him to bo. Maria Kdgeworth's
Letters.
'Free Silver-
wc will
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wc witt Ateo etno FRCC,
omk pais or
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You will find en coupe Inala aach t mac baf , aa
two osupooa loaida each 4 uac b( af
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CENT STAMPS ACCEPTED.
VERY AWKWARD INDEED.
This I'
makr If
Ibe road
ererlM'ly Ihe kind nf mlitiike a man
he "tutuaiml" mi the vrimi liinnl
when a trhlcle eiin Inward iilm. No
r.l ! the error u( thu linlivlilual who
lens bii
lukri df
.ur mrilli'lu, to rellvve hia llv-r.
au li on the rigid ililf. mil the mad tn
! llMlelier'i steinm n KMIrri. a nie.il
sdan'eil in the mile! o' ilvii.la. run
TiihI (irgi
Hi relief
i-tue sImi
niwiion
nisiana.
, klitiii-y aud rheumatic allnivui aud
" .'". -iii wt mm hip wiftluc, M!U
li.-u he refuxsl in Vum'lurhtre.
Mnn. .1 . m. . . M . I. - W . - . .1 ....
WIMI SWKI'T.
Wtf It not for th Intervening moun
tain range, this country, from Northwest
to Kjuiliwrnt, would at tours In winter be
swept by deva t iting lovnadoes. HlU-snU
seem to arise out ol th caves and canons
of the plains. Ua'niug strength and vol
uiue over a wide expanse, their force is ar
rested by lb battlement t4 big h ls
Sometime they rise ahovt th barriers
' d sweep th Middle slate with lury.
There you enjoy one day a mean tempera
ture, and the neit may be far bidow trees
lug. It is like an ice water bath on
w arm day, and I lie shock to unKclei.
nerve and circulaii n Ihe raue of sud
den neuralgio and riieuinatia at anks, both
violent and aeiite. flu we predispoaed to
null should have th nia-lrr cure, 8t.
Jan bs Oil, always ready, li prompt use
prevent the chronio stare and in the
ohrouio ilaK it 1 a prompt, sure cure.
"Maine, what l rlaaaii al mullet"' "Oh, ilnni
lull (Call. I ll.al b... t.a. 1. Il I. ..
a nether you likHI or uoi "
NOTICE.
Pr. II. II. ftreen A Ron of Atlanta,
Oi., are the grea e.it dropsy specialists Iu
Ihe world. Cure more patient than th
entire sriny of physicians scattered over
1 hi beautiful land of ours. A valuable
discovery outside, any medical bonk or
published opinion. A puely vegetable
preparation. Remove all
symptom rapidly. Ten davs'
mailed to every snttWer. Bee
meul In other column.
HOW'S TIII8T
dropsical
trratnoMH
advertise
W offer On Hundred Dollar Reward for
any ou of Catarrh that cauuul be cured by
Hall's Catarrh l ine.
t. J. CHUNKY A CO, Prop.. Toledo, O.
We the unilrrigued. have known P. J Cheney
for Ihe laal 16 yeara, aud halw-ve Dim perfi-ctly
honorable In all biialncaa Irmuaaetlmis aud flu
aui'laliy alii to carry out any ulillgailoua nad
by their Sim
Wtr A Tarn,
V hole1 ale irult. Toledo, 0.
Wiloiso, Kissas A Maavis.
Wholesale lirugstaii. Toledo, Ohio.
Rail's CatarrU Cur la uken Internally, acilns
directly upon the blood and mai-oua auriaewa ol
th avaiem. Prlre. 71V ier bottle. Sold by all
drurslila. Ti-ellinnulkla free.
Hail' family eilla am Hit beat
riT.-AII rtta etoppea free by Dr. Kiln'
Or eat Nerve Keatorer. No f'U afler IlirSrat
day a uae, ISarreloua cure. Treauae and fl-W
trial boll ie free to Kil raara Meua to Or. Kilo.
SI Arab Ml., Philadelphia, Pa
Piao's Cure I Ibe medicine to break tip
children's Cough and Cold. Mis. M. U.
Blcst, bprague, Wash., Maro 8, 1M1.
Tit GsauiA lor breakfatt.
DROPSY
TKRATEO FRKE
foal II ly Oured with Vegetable Ramadl
uaveeuraa meaaanaa or anil, l um nana pro,
aouneeil houelaaa br boatptaralrtana rrua, aratdoel
araapiuma ataappear: In too daraaiieaM iwo-unrw
all armDloma reruuved. Seud for free book leatlmo-
niala f nirarulooa enrea. Tan dara' imtmeni
free bv mall. If ro order trial, aend IISJ. In alarupe
or par pau lis II II UHBNSoNs,Ailania.Ua
If jo order trial return lot adTsrUMOieot to ua
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES BOUGHT
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SURE CURE for PILES
leaiaa ul ana4. SiM4iaa w rmn4i., rtl. rWM t
DH. BO-BAN-KO'a PILB If MIOV.
y, m
l.,MMaiMlKu, 1 a-IH., tur.. I in- ar e-al tlm Trtm
tm. IMmauu wall
It It. UoaAkko, rail, fi
If you want a surs relief
limbs, use an
Allcock's EE
Bear in Mind Not one of the host of counterfeits and Imi
tations is as (food as the genuine.
SryiA THI ONIOiNAtv NO OIMUIHfl. Tt
IJT haiaa twnlwd milk blH HMm. Tmkm mm
fuT AH 9ll- t- taAfs)JAftJ tlM. fjU VTfft
Ejf I. ! MBH t ptWtWtMr, raSSsllMMSAlftil. sn
!. TolltHMiftU. lUU
FLOUR M1LLS...SAW MILLS Sf'gliK63
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T7T7"i IV j. TVT Tne TerT remarkable and certain
W 1 JIVI A- XJ relief given woman by MOOKE'8
a. i 7TT , rT a v . HEVJEALED REMEDY haa given
It the name of Woman's Friend. It Is -T-TI a---T uniformly snccess
ful In relieving the backaches,headaches H TllV. and weakness
which burden and shorten a woman's "aai -w (1(e xhonsandaof
wouieu iwniy lor it. ii win (five beaut) and atrenKth
and make life a pleasure. For sale by all drninrists.
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-HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
acNo rncc
For 12 Ocmporui
ca, roa
3 Ooupouj and 12 eta.
rat
Is what give Hood's Kanuparllla Its great
popularity, Increasing sales and wonder
ful ctiie.1. The combination, proportion
and prise-s in preparing Hood's Barsa
piinlla are unknown 'o other medicines,
and m ike it culisr to Itself. It acta
dl ectly and oi!iyey r pon t he blood,
and hi the blood rencbes every uook and
ro'uer of the human svnteiu. all the
nerves, muscles, bones and tissues come
under the ben llcenl Influence of
Blood's
Sarsaparilla
The One True blood I'urluVr. All drugmaU; II.
HnnH's Pill llv,'r in": r
I 1UUU S nilb wk,eHyloiimi. JSo.
CROFULA
J
Mis Delta Rlevenaof Hmton.Maa
writes: I have alwava uft"rrd from
hereditary rJemfula. for wliirb I tried
Tallinn rotiifdiea, and many reliable
pliyali-laiia,lml none relieved me. Afler
takings bolt li nf
I am now well. I
am very grateful
to you, as I feel
Hi at II aaved toe
from a life of un
told airoiir. and
a.
-i
shall lake pleasure In speaking only
worda of praiw for lite wonilerfiil med
icine, and In rucommeniUiis II to all.
Treat tne on
CURED
3
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lllnod and Ml
Oiaeamw mailed
free tn any ad
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DIUF.VTlOSSfotun,
CliKA it BALM, tppl.v
n porficf of th Ihilm wli
up info (A Hojfn'u). A fin
a morneni draw ilronp
hrfnth through th nott.
I'm thret tinrtn inv. after
mtnh pieferreif, anibffort
CATARRH
rLT'S CltKAM HAI.M Open and eleanaas
th Naaal puaagea, Allar Pain and InOaraina
llon, Heala th Soroa, Proterta th Mumbrane
Iroin colila, Keatorea the Heuau of Tajil and
Smell. Tlx Balm I quickly absorbed and give
relief at one.
A particle Is applied Into each nostril, and Is
agreeable, Prloe, 60 touts at Drngflat' or by
stall. ELY BHOTHKRa,
is Warren Street. New York.
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Etectrotypen
Slereotypers...
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Presses, Cylinder Presses, Paper
Cutters, Motors of alt kinds,
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for pains in the back. side, chest, or
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aU 4 al t wMt.ll4r (VI t it I) rJ !. 1 WfJal
7.it tmm l4l?m.m tmUmr, ttj rmimm MmlL
mil laxal Ura..lav
tr all m lrccila.
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dr. eumirs .-,
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LIVER
PILLS
A til 1 1, 1 I'kv.ie. nmm IHII fk tWu .
m awieriMai ol w aowaia aaea au tt nnimii mm)
iMaJlh, IImhm pllla npplr what Ilia aiel.ui iae&a a
watSMilv. Ttwr aura Uaadaoba, bnahUa UK
Tbef aeHbev crtpa mtw akSaa. To enunoea roa. a
will mmui aareiTU rree or full U ! Ka, Mniilanrr.
aaraTbla. tiuSAko MUD, CtX. PaiiMMpaia, Ft.
C"".mj imw um i wnpi.iioa peiurtnaa eoai
rbef aeHbev crtpa mt eirsea. To auanoaa ,
TnE AFItMOTOK CO. ea half IK wortiT
wlnaluilll bualneaa, bacaua II tua reUuaed IU eaat at
Wiaa power u I A oruu It waaa II baa auuu eranra
kixaia, anil auppl la IU r l alia repair
aA T WWa. at four duor. II can ana doa furulak a
jilf4f better arurJa fur leaa aiooet Una
LL. V "ea'T utherc It make Pumpiix ao4
gyVff 'r-Vr-ii'l liearea. KtaeL Ualvanlaed after.
mJ j? "''Ooaiplellon Wlndintlla, TllUne
mf iT and rtleil Steel Towera, Steel Bnta Saw
wiP rraiiie. swat reed Outter and t4
WiV Orliiilera. On appllrallon II will aara ana
TlT f Inea article, that II wUI nirniab anitl
iaanarr I at at I S the uanal pnea.' It alao atasa
Tauta and eumnaat all Simla Sn4 e eatainaii.
rcaryi th. KackwtU u4 f Ulswt UrmU, ttfcata,
allllllF,JM,",P,lB Habit Cr In IS
lla'lllf ltnittl daira. No uar till euid.
Ua lillll DM. J. STEPHENS, tfbanoaObia,
N. P. N. U. No. 637.-B. F. N. U. No. 714
ova
MRS. WINSLOW'S HW,?a!:
- FOft CHILDRIN TKITHINO i
Fee brail Uraawbte. Du a tallla. 1
1'IUStSwskHl Ai.JL.tLi lAlli I J
J Beat Cuusb arrop. Tat Uuud. tJaa w
i tn time, H'ld lv lr"'l L