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Harriot T. Clarke.
less Lore.
houirli sleepless nlnlita,
i spirit fights,
loro to meet
of defeat 1
ml oyos nay socm
cam,
bosom know
stings below I
'I
rill sometimes keep
ndi a socrct deep,
beneath tho day
h a noiseless way I
irtl o)
fen glci
u and 1
fiat stii
J. In Bavao pail
heaven, I vrfll i
I, ol iron'rulo,
ars "tool I
m
attain,"
Ln haunts tho car
frords of moagor cheer;
i tvrannio nccil
gio liko a rocd !
Iho voice of our distress,
fetch hand toward nothing
lMirlmincd river bo
arils no rccoptivo scat"
pang so keen as lies
izo of worshipped eyes,
cctloa lovo Intcnso
pf dirierenco?
i ever borno
mlitlcs of scorn
bnto lovo can give
i ley ncgatlvo I
vhllo It sitihs
Idcroat replies,
rut tliat ilrivai tuo uiauo
tho wound it mado 1
Edgar Kftwcott.
rime's Changes.
'!ATT1R W. TOnltKT.
I sang in other years
; us now no mora;
; roused our bottes and (cars.
aed now, and o'er.
ire lovo are scattered wmo,
cones aro chanced:
that onco were truo and tried.
u, or ot ranged.
Iswcotcit smilo that woro;
i that bloomod moat lain
nat (harmed ua long Iw.'jro,
tia rich and rare;
koao lishtost Blanco could still
Its with lovo enthrall.
Ilo could bless, whos frown could
pged, or vanished all,
ras brlitlit before us then.
nine day seemed fair:
ed with our fellow-men
earts to do or daro.
i of youth aro faded now,
red dreams are nast:
f, upon our furrowed brow,
very shado lias cast.
are chanced, but not in heart B
imn may do his worst,
t from remembrance part
ing wo loved at lint.
i mav dim. ihs cheeks crow palo.
lows of ago may fall,
1 our memories novcr fail
od affection's call.
A.BtMlkle Mother.
lly pitiful to soo n good, con
1 "Ittlo mother resolutely shut
pu away irom so mucn mat is
;i nwuuiusi in iiur iiiiiuiuu a
I tho sako of tucklnjr their
F iu ruffling tholr pottlcoat.
I vIscd and grlovod slio will bo
) hbr boys and girls, at six
u "mothor" chlolly as a
ant porson to keop shirts In
o mako now dresses, and
as to whom thoy enro to go for
companionship. Yet, boforo
i suubbod out of It by ropcatcd
such us "run awny, I'm too
liston to your nonsonso, ' chll
aturally so 10 tholr mothers
their Borrows and pleasures;
"mothor" can only enter Into
plans, how-ploased thoy aro.
diout ol' delight as I heard Inst
r from Mw. Frlcndly's croquet
when her twollttlo girls wcro
M goody, goody, mamma
llay with us." Sho was
y, too, and I know would
.'referred to uso what fow
ifocroutlon sho could snatch
ilng moro Interesting than
'"croquet with llttlo children
ich tailor than tholr mallets.
ofton said to mo, "I cannot lot
drou grow away from mo, I
ep right along with them all
e,. and whothor It Is croquet
e tttle ones, or Latin grammar
e balwlth tho boys, or ' ncli
tij and twsh ribbons with tho
assist be 'in it' as far us I can.
r '
' MKt Fringe.
sWthat It will mako thorn look
f bit theiUt Is tho fashion and
lo It II R nnnL-n 11 nintlinr wlin
nito upply tho scissors to cut
10 hair from tho foreheads of
to daughters and mako thorn
"v Digger Indians. What a
n is, ana wmu a sacrweu
others of our girls aro lay-
ret when they thus mutllato
of tholr children and dls-
nt fni. ffift nraonilf tltlf
I, IIUII lUi ww 'lii """
trllfo. Do thoy know that
t modo of cutting and comb-
air of tho girls, if long enough
will result In a race or
with low. Idiotic foreheads?
ey know that combing tho hair
pon tho forohead inclines tho
spread In that direction, and
lly creep downward toward tho
--I?---1
What Iowa Girls are Taaght.
At tho Iowa Agricultural College
ovory girl In tho Junior Class has
learned how to mako good bread,
weighing and measuring her Ingredi
ents, mixing, knondlng, and baking,
nnd regulating her flro. Each has also
boon taught to mako yeast nnd bako
biscuit, pudding, pies, nnd cako of
various kinds; how to cook a roast,
broil a steak, and mako n lragrant cup
of cofleo; how to stuff and roast a tur
key, mako oyster soup, preparo stock
for other soups, steam and mash pota
toes so that they will inclt in tho
mouth, nnd, In short, to got up n first
class meal, combining both substantial
and fancy dishes, ln good stylo.
Theory nnd manual skill havo gono
hand ln hand. Vast stores of loarnlng
havo been accumulated in tho arts of
canning, preserving, nnd pickling
fruits, nnd thoy havo tnkon practical
lessons ln all tho do tails of household
management, such us houso-furnlsh-ing,
care of beds and bedding, wash
ing nnd ironing, enro of tho sick, caro
of children, Ac. Tho girls, wo nro in
formed, nro also thoroughly grounded
in science, mathematics, nnd English
literature; but this is of slight moment
compared with tho foregoing catalogue
of virtues. Ifthoro is anything that
challenges tho unlimited respect and
devotion of tho mascullno mind It is
nblllty in woman to ordor well lior
own household. Each one of theso
charming Iowa girls, It is safotosay,
will marry within six weeks after
graduation.
Rooipos.
Woodkn" Howls. In buying a now
woodon bowl, it is well to romombor
thnt If you grcaso it well on tho Inside,
and stand it near tho flro, where It
will soak ln, it will savo it from crack
ing. To Clean I) lack Law:. Squeeze
softly and ofton In skimmed milk,
when it scorns clean put it In clean
skimmed mill: squcezo again, lay it
on shoots of stiff papor, draw out scol
lops and edges with fingers, cover
with stiff pnpor and a heavy weight
till dry.
Scotch Siioktiiukau. Hub to
gether Into 11 stiff, short pasto two
pounds of flour, ono pound of butter
and six ounces loaf sugar; mako It into
squuro cakes, about half inch thick;
pinch thorn ull along tho edgo at tho
top; over tho wholosurfaco of tho cakes
sprlnklosomo white comfits, put tho
enkos on tins so as to touch each other
on tholr edges, and bake In n slow
ovor
.. . -
About Eggs.
Wo havo soon dyspoptlcs who suffor
cd untold tormouts with almost ovory
kind of food; no liquid could bo taken
without suffering; bread bocamo a
burning acid; meat and milk wcro
solid liquid firos; and wo havo scon
tholr tormonts pass away and tholr
hungor rcllovcd, by living on tho
whites of egfca which had beon boiled
iu bubbling wator for thirty minutes.
At tho end of a week wo hnvo glvon
tho half yolk or tho egg with tho
whlto, and upon this diet alono, with
out fluid of any kind, wu hnvo soon
thorn begin to gain flesh and strength
and qulot, refreshing sleep. After
weeks of this trcatmont thoy hnvo
boon ablo, with caro, to begin other
food. And all this without taking
medicine. Hard boiled eggs nro not
half 60 bad ns half-boiled ones, nnd
ton times ns easy to digest as raw egg?,
oven in egg-nog. Indiana Farmer.
A llcautirul Taper lor Uojs and Girls.
The April number of The American
ioung ihlfo, published at Topoka,
Kansas, eomos to ui full of tho very
best reading mattor for our boys and
girls. It Is a paper parents need not
hesltato to placo in tho hands of chil
dren. It Is finely Illustrated nnd com
bines nil tho requisites for a first-class
youth's paper. It Is sont ono year for
60 cents. Tho publisher oirers to soud
a Ham pi 0 copy frco for examination.
No cheap humbug premiums aro offer
ed to sccuro subscribers, but tho best
paper for tho lenst money is given.
liver is King.
The Liver Is tlio Imperial organ of Iho
wlinlo human tystom, on It controls tho Illo,
health and happlnes ol mail. When It is
disturbed In Uh proper notion, nil kinds of
ailments ara the iiaiuaal result. The diges
tion of food, tho movements of Iho heart and
blood, (bo action of the brain and nervous
system, aro all Immediately conneotod with
the-worklngs of the Liver. It has been suc
cessfully proved tbalQieen'a Auuust l'lowor
Is unrquallod In curing all persons aflllcted
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, aud all
the numerous spmptons that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stom
ach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Fes
tively sold In all towns on the Western Con
tinent. Three dose will prove that It Is Just
whar ou want.
A llttlo girl, when hor father's tn
bio was honored with an esteemed
guest, began talking very earnestly at
tho first pause of the conversation.
Her father checked hor very sharply
saying, "Why Is it that you talk so
much?" 'Tauso 1'vo dot soraesln' to
say," was tho Innocent reply of tho
llttlo one.
Iu tho midst of life wo aro in debt.
LUlig by Llteratir;
Thon thoro 13 another troubloln libr
ary work; it is vory poorly paid. I do
not moan that tho monoy is not paid
In proportion to tho work, for I think
it is, O3pocially to n popular wrltor; but
tho troublo is tho long waiting for that
which you hnvo earned, nnd tho un
certainty of a paymont doponds upon
tho timo of printing tho manuscript.
Thoro aro but two firms In this coun
try who habitually pay on ncccptanco;
clsowhero tho writer must wait any
uncertain length of tlmo for nn uncer
tain rosult. I havo myself beon put off
two yoars and a half in ono instnnco;
frcquontiy a year. Tills makos writing
n precarious modo of gotting n living
indocd; it involvos authors ln necessary
debt, and llfo is n steady "grind"
whon wo dread to moot our fellow
creatures. I havo n sinking heart to
sco thorn pass tho hotiso because wo
owo them for tho vory necessaries of
life, and cannot pay our bills till it
pleases this magazlno or that papor to
print tho artlclo which means to us,
shoes, or potatoes, or ilourl To bo at
liberty to do tho host work, an author
should havo somo regular incomo bo-
sldcs thnt which lio earns; but how fow
hnvo I
It follows, of courso, that tlioso pub
lishers who pay for manuscript havo
tho cholco of tho best, nnd next to
them como tlioso weekly papers which
pay for contributions. Of theso Inst I
know of only ono which Is regular In
Its paymonts ovory nrtlclo bolng paid
for tho wook nftcr printing; tho rest
delay, nnd linger, nnd possibly havo to
bo dunned a most distasteful necessi
ty to a lady boforo thoy pay such
dobts. Ono papor, odltcd by two clergy
men, I hnvo ceased to wrlto for, bo
causo I could not afford to wait so long
alter an nrtlclo was printed as I was
obliged to wait In ovory instauco thoro
for my monoy. To havo a regular
salary such ns 11 toachor, or a seams
tress, or a housokoopor, or n servant
receives, would bo delightful compared
with this constant work and constant
debt; for though checks delay, hungor
nnd cold nnd tho thousand needs of
dally lifo will not; nnd living on noth
ing whllo you wait for publication Is n
poor experiment,
Thon, ugain, you need health and
strength to wrlto, for It is hard work.
Nothing oxlmusts so utterly us a day
of writing; nnd how Is It with wcoks
nnd months? You fool that a clergy
man earns n largo salary who wrltos
two sermons of 0,000 words each nnd
ovory wcokj nnd I generally wrlto
about 11,000, and hnvo written as many
as 15,000 words in flvo days, and at
tondod to my houso and tho needs of
an Invalid bosldos; yot I havo novor
mado a thousand dollars In n yonr
"Whon you wrlto," 6nld my physi
cian to me, "you draw from tho vory
sourcoof your vitality, not from its
distributed onorglos; no wondoryou
aro exhausted;" and I havo felt tho
truth of his words In tho aching head
and cramped fingers and weary irrita
bility that will follow montal oxortlon,
ovon ln such good hoalth as I happily
possoss. Not thoro Is no royal road to
literary work any moro than to wash
ing aud Ironing; It Is poor pay for tho
oxhnustlng labor, and it Is work novor
dono, nnd vory hard work nt that; all
tho harder bocauso of its Mow and un
certain roward. Jtose Terry Cook.
ites C ,
rEHBOXAL.
aenornl Garibaldi has given his for
mal approbation to tho fichemo of his
son to colonlzo NowOulnon.
Ex-Governor Vance, of North Caro
lina, now In tho United States Sonato,
was a mombor of tho National House
of Representatives whon ho was twon-ty-sovon
yoars of ago.
Mr. D. It. Locko (Petroleum V. Nas
by) has written a play founded on tho
"Widow Uodott I'auors." If thoro Is
any of tho Cross-roads humor In It it
ought to run for a spoil.
It Is asserted that Clark, tho prize
flghtor, lost tho battlo bocauso ho was
trained too much. This can't he. If
ho had beon properly tralnod ho would
never havo beon a prlzo-flghter.
IdiiNtDrKf.
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C- V , ".
For ,n method of converting honoy
into n form of crystallized sugar, tho
Deo-kocpcrs' Association offers n prlzo.
Tho skin of tho stlng-ray, rara
clavlta, is said to bo tisod Instead of
isinglass for tho clarification of liquids.
A Fronch contractor has just obtain
ed a concession for tho extraction of
tho chloride of potassium from tho
wntors of tho Dead Sea.
Thotomporaturo of tho sun Is esti
mated by E, Itosettl to rango botweon
12,000 degrees nnd 20,000 degrees C,
or 21.G32 degrees nnd 30,032 degrees F.
15. F. Nowton, F. G. 8., has Just read
a papor boforo tho Quokott Microscopi
cal Society on n now mothod of prepar
ing n dlssoctcd model of nn insect's
brain from microscopical sections.
A Gcrmnn doctor has propounded
tho doctrlno that vegotnrians and
mcat-cators nro both wrong, nnd that
tho real means to health and long lifo
aro to oat all food raw, whether ani
mal or vcgotablo.
Professor Koonlg of tho Pennsylva
nia Univorslty has rccontly invented
an instrument for tho purposo of mak
ing exquisitely delicate determina
tions of tho presence of certain metals
in crcs.
M. S. Meslnler has mado mixtures
of iron nnd nickel chlorides, reduced
lly hydrogen nt a red heat, yield well
defined alloys, sometimes admirably
cry8tnlllno nnd closely analogous to tho
meteoric alloys of iron nnd nickel.
Tho closo similarity botwoon tho
skulls of tho Gnltchas, of Eastern
Turklstan, and tho Celts, of Western
Europe, has lod Dr. Paul Toplnard to
bcllovo that tho two races aro, in
reality, branches of ono common stock.
Gronat, nn incldontnl product in tho
manufacture of fuchslno, is usod to
color wine. Although a largo quantity
may bo takon without directly kll'ing
a porson, it cnusos, ln very small
doses, serious functional dcrango-mouts.
Gonnnn tnnnors nro clamoring for
protection bocauso this country Is out
soiling thorn in tholr own markets. In
1808 tho Gorman Importation of Ameri
can leather was only 23,733 cwt,, but in
1875 it roacliod 155,773 cwt.
A solution of chloride of magnoslum
of 1,201 specific gravity lias boon tried
with success for filling wot gas motors
It stands a low tompornturo without
froozlng, docs not need frequont re
plenishing und has other advantages.
Profossor Tnto has found thnt India
rubbor, nftor having boon stretched
for years and bocomo pormanontly
strained, or if it bo strotchod whllo
warm nearly to rupturo, will recover
its former dimensions whon it is dippod
into hot water.
A Nicu Pavku KNiKf.'. Tho ton of
a cigar box (of courso husband doa't
smoke, but vou can sond to town and
get an empty 0110). Tako a plcco tho
length or tnu box, aim as wtuo as a
caso knife. Round tho ends nnd dress
tho sides nnd ends to nn edgo; thon,
nftor sandpapering, put on a coat of
varnish, and whon dry you will havo
an oxcellont papor knife.
"Can a man belong to a braso band
nnd bo a Christian'."' asks an exchange.
Wo sco no Impediment In tho way.
Hut If ho is a member of a brass band
and is given to practicing on his cornet
or trombone at homo, It Is an utter Im
possibility for tho man living next
door to bo a Christian.
Llttlo Nephew "What aro fowls,
auntlo?" Auntie "Creatures with
wings, dear, such as hens and ducks."
Llttlo Nephew "Angels aro fowl, too
aren't thoy, Auntlo?"
"All men aro born freo and equal;"
except tho Indians and Chinamen.
TT'iyy-i
tl'oko bonnots aro tho stylo.
Scoop bonnots will bo the stylo.
Shodldor capes aro fashionable.
Novelties in sldo sntchols nro shown.
Tho Trianon is tho coining polonaiso
Tho latest shado of rod is tho Prlnco
of Wales.
Black chip Is tho favorlto bonnot for
nil occasions.
Itccd greon is n now shado of this
popular spring color.
Trains and doml-trnlns nro no longer
scon in tho street.
Thoro nro many artistic Ideas glvon
in millluory this season.
Gloves nro long, reaching to tho olbow
for full overling tollot.
Now carpets nro of dard, rich colors,
in small Moorish patterns.
In ribbons and materials for trim
ming tho vnrioty Is very groat.
Now parasols hnvo flatter tops than
tho canopy onos of Inst summer.
Velvet grenadines nro shown in a
great varloty of colors and designs.
Parasol linings nro somotlmes of gay
Scotch plaids or bandana goods.
Cotton goods of nil kinds woro novor
so handsome us thoy nro this spring.
Tho nowest sun-umbrellas nro ln tho
vory dark wl no-colors or gondnrmo
bluo.
irandsomo chairs for tho parlor and
library nro upholstered with mummy
cloth. Ecru Is n favorlto color, and Is sty
lishly united with black, cardinal,
bluo or old gold.
Itandana nnd gay plaid handorchlofs
nro mado up into drosses for missos
nnd llttlo girls.
Vory Inrgo flowers, especially roses
aro chrysanthemums, nro used In bon
net decorations.
A now fan has obony sticks with n
fcathor top, nnd Is paintod with a viso
of morning-glories.
Mantles for spring nro of black
camol's hair, of dolman shapo, with
squaro Hungarian alcoves.
Tho gingham parasols to woar with
gingham handkorchlof drossos nro
shown In tho gayest bandana plaids.
Elegant bonnots nro trimmed with
plain satin or satin nnd gros grain rib
bon and dainty lacos put on light, nlry
flowers.
Charming loaves approprlato to
spring aro mado of crapo, and ns may
bo imagined, aro very thin and deli
cately wrought.
'frea Mr Am'.taafr. '
TO TUB CUILDRIH OF CAsrBMDOB
Who presented to mo on my Soventy-sccoaol
n:.ikj nut. ot tana !.:. rn..T. j
5 from tho wood of tho Villngo Blacksmith'
uncstnut xreo.
Am I a King, that I should call my own
This sutcndld ebon thronoT
Or, by what reason, or what right divine,
uan 1 proclaim it minor
Only, perhaps, by right divine of song
It may to mo belong)
Only becauao tho spreading chestnut-trco
ui old was sung uy ma.
Well I rcmombcr it In all its prime,
When in tho summer timo.
Tho olllucnt foliaeo of its branches mado
A cavern ot cool shade.
Thcro by tho blacksmith's forge, lcs!do tut)
st root,
Its blossoms white and sweet
Enticod tho bees until it seemed nlivc,
And murmured liko a hivo.
Aud when the winds of autumn, with a shout,
Tossed its great arms about,
Tho shining chestnuts, bursting from tho sheath,
Dropped to tho ground beneath.
And now somo fragments of its branches bare,
tShapod as a stately chair,
Havo by my hcitrthstono found a homo ftb last,
And whisper of tho 1'ast.
Tho Danish King could not iu all hlsprido
ucpcl trio ocean title,
ltut seated in this chnir, I can in rhyino,
ltoll back tho tido nt timo.
I sco again, as ono in vision socs,
Tho blossoms mid tho bees,
And hear tho children's voices shout and calf,
And tho brown chestnuts fall.
I sco tho smithy with Its fires aglow,
I hoar tho bellows blow,
Aud tho shrill hammers on tho anvil heat
Tho iron white with hoatl
And thus, dear children, havo yo mado for ma
This day a jubilee,
And to my moro than threescore years and tea
llrought back my youth again,
Tho heart hath its own memory, liko tho mind,
And In it aro enshrinod
Tho precious keopsakes, Into whloh nro wrsught
Tho givor's loving thought,
Ouly your lovo and your romombrauco could
fliva lifo to this dead wood,
And mako thoio branchos, leafless now so long)
Dlosjom again in song,
Fob. 27, 1670. Hkniiv W. LoNarttLiow.
Tub Pacipjo Tidkluss. Thoro is
no tido in tho mlddlo of tho Pacific
around tho South Sea Island; a pho
nomonon explained by tho probability
that tho coral reefs in that part of tho
ocoan havo tho effect of obliterating
tho tido wnvo; for Mr. Ilussoll found
during his researches on wave that tho
slightest obstacles placed at tho bottom
of tho trough woro sufficient almost In
stantly to oblitorato tho tidal wave; In
somuch that whorcas, at first, ho had
to wait, aftor tho experiment, (some
times fifteen or twenty minutes boforo
tho surfuco was still enough to com
mence tho noxt; after ho discovered
tho fact, ho could at ploasuro qulot tho
surfaco by elevating certain pieces of
wood, which, in general, lay ovon with
tho bottom. Now, tho coral roots
wcro Just such obstacles, and tho tido-
wavo bolng clearly proved a wnvo of
translation, ho had llttlo doubt that
thoy would furnish nn explanation of
tho fact.
Tradition.
It was on tho sunny an luxuriant
plains of IIlndo3tnu, ln tho vulo or
Cashmcro, umid thoreglonsof tho sky
cleaving Himalayas, and on tho lotus
decked banks of tho Ganges, that tho
human Imagination put forth somo of
its wildest and most beautiful dream
lugs. Tho country of tho first men
was ospo.lally fitted for tlio iiovoiop
iiiunt and play of tho Imagination.
Tho tradition, which Is htlll common
to tho rustics In our secluded country
villages, that when that peculiar
tremor or shuddor known by tho namo
of "live-blood" passos over tho framo
somo ono Is walking over our future
grave, owes Its origin to tho playful
fancy of tho dreamy Hindoo From
Ulndostan it traveled Into Egypt, wua
carried thenco Into Greece, brought by
tho first Celtic tribes into Western
Europe, and porpotuatod by their
Teutonic hucceasors.
A.v Explosion Tiihkatxnki.
Small boy Auntlo, what's a torpedo?
Auntlo Somothlng that blowd some
body up, my lovo. Small boy Thon
urcyou a torpedo, auntlo? Auntlo
No, lovo. Why? Small boy Because
I heard undo tolling pa you woro nl
ways blowing him up.
It requires wonderful insight, to
keep your conscientious scruples and
your liver symptoms separate.
POTTERY.
AJTEIt A r-KRIOD OF IDLKNKAH. TllBS
woi ks hare now for moral months ben ln fun
operation mtnnrsctnrlnz a snpsrlor and ImproTod
article which I am ablo to offer to tho trade as of
Xl-s-t Ovs-nllt.
Mr prewat stock Is stiporlor to snjlblnc msnnfse
tnmd st this 1'otterv for lira vesrs uiftt. and Is Cfiull
to bct eatthenwaro for strength snd durability.
I Guarantee SullNlncllou.
Orders, or ronnctts for Informal Ion si to nrlca lltt.
he-old bo sddrcitcd to
A. M. SMITH,
Ilatna VltU. Aug. 30-tf Proprietor.
Guns! Guns!
BENJ. FOR8TNER.
HuloMi, Oragou,
H
AS a ijmuii: stock ok CIIKAl
Military Brecch-loadM Rifles
urh u tho Kl'KNCIill, HIIAIIl'K, IIKMINOTO.V, snd
m.Mllr-flf.ll. a i, a lull SMoruucnt ot
Broooli'loadlna;
SIIOT-OUNS and HI'OUTINO lllr'I.KS, vl nil ttandard
ntc. A lull lino ol
rocket Cutlery, Knives, ICazora, vd
bCIK.SOIIS.illrert from KnxUml. Altu l'lslilllK 7Vkl
Will sell ns low aaauybodr, iM
(MURDER !
Dfhlfhlirltriftr rrlnltn2.1t Ms!!' flrani Tllnt
I nir Itumufc. talcm. t'.vvrt fullllv fur llm iirrfl and
IrtjAI xriittn,i r.l wrrk st lw ralcf, lAnctt ttut I
! I, HI) A I, III.ANKrl in lli KUte, IcKlJllns all
1 mil. wr uinuii. ..vijiiijr, rrnuui ml wuiiiit-
Courti. HciiJfoi Clnultrtud 1'ilnl.t.u AJJro,
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Nit urn l'rlnlrr iiimi IIouUI.IikIi r,V
jc.itf't mock.Huto ttnt, hai,i:m. oi:r.).v.
JOHN MSN TO,
EnssDcu or
MERINO SHEEP,
rilAKES plrarKre Incflerlmc tn Iho Wool-flrowers ol
a. urt'znu ami iuu utimiuinic ivmiuriMi 1110 cnuicc
to I'urcUte THOItOUUII IlftHK .MhltlNOS, snd si
urliu-utrtlftlntemU'il II ul iner isn. end will hi-
ileHvur to. -rll HIioi-ji of llm isir.p ijuillly nnd vjlae at
ailill wnr.Air.it UAir.n iuu utu tiu iibiuij
bo Imported. Kismlnatlon and rompirlxin with oth
er Sheep offered la tliu rairket r ronlMW Inrttod,
Auurcfi ifuiin 4iti f,
Salem, Oreiroo.
K. n ThA IlAma and Itam fmba of Iho flock can
lie lorn ou U10 ISLAM) VAUM, sdjolnlnx H-era.
TheKwtican bo seen at Iho Mint pUce, or at tt
HI 1. 1. rAIUI roorsnunnaii imiiiruuui oi uuicit
Haleni, September IU. lens.
r-7aaSX-s-ZT
Wm-'X--u as .-swi
ell Drilling, Boring,
tott-iLrucRCTnttau osahtci toeu.
Illsaett aw wd st OaUnnial ihlbitioa, rk-nd for
IiietorUlc-t4oguo sad pruo-Ust, froo. AgtfiU wsntod.
in ptr dor KUarsauod. Band, boulders, snd rwk
"iilrTaiwJItd" Address, HEltCK WKLL KXOA
VATOU CO.. CM Kim Are ltiUdtlphla, I'tuu
Ull. . Y. CUASK,
BltEVKT Lt.Col., UteBnrKonU.H. VolmUeza,
Ofaco. Durbla's block, ap stairs. ssTf
Whatever objection may bo,opposod.
to whipping, It is at least undoclable
that it makes a boy smart.
A llttlo Mllwaukco boy recently
drank a pint of rod paint, thinking,
apparently thnt his stomach ncodod a'
now coat.
A llttlo four-yoar-old camo ns noar
right ns any ono olso whon sho said
tho Lord was tho author of "boautlful
snow."
"Tho reason I got my cars boxed,"
said Johnny, "was 'causo whoa the
mothor fluid a neighbor had borrowed
a lion of her, I said tho lcnt-hcn scasoa
had nrrlvod."
t
mm .
gue mixture
GhlllS and Fever nro permanently
curod by Dr. Jtsynn) Agno Mix
sure. Willi a llttlo caro on lliopsrt
of tho patlont to ovoid exposure, nnd
U10 occasional unoof Jaynic'h()ana
TivisI'ir.LH.tlilHrorncKjy will bo found
to bo certain In Its operation, nnd rad
ical In ltn ofloctM. In ninny Hcutloim
of tho country mibject to Agtio mid
oilier mnlnrlnl dlsoaNox, It lion nn oh
tabllHhod clinrnctor rjt a iopiilnrBpo
clllo for tlioso iKirraimlnKcoiiiplaliits,
ami tho mtinbar of testimonial)! ro
colvod hIiow thnt I til ropittiitlon Is,
constantly Incroiv-sliijr. '
Intermittent and Romlttent Fovors
nrocll'ootimllycnnHlliyDr.Jiiyiui'H
Aruo Mixture. In tlicmj com-l
plaints niro nIioiiIi! Iio tnken to follow
tlio direction.'! closoly, mill rn"m
utlcntlim kIviwi Iu tliu llvor, wKii li
M1011I1I lio iixhIaUmI In parfiii 111I11" Its
functions liy Hit. Javni.'hS aiivk
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