Care of the Ilnndn.
Tliero aro slmplo means by wliiSh tlie
sands njny bo kept in a presentnblo condi
lion, as tlio uso o! glycerine or hone.v niter
trashing them, and a little brnn or oatmeal
to bo lined Bomotimea instead ot sonp.
Wearing gloves when the vdrk is rough or;
dirty is quito ndmissiblc. Ladies who
have rouph, coaro luuitls tilioulil rub thorn I
with cream at night and may wear looso
gloves. Should tho hands becomo hnrd '
and horny, treat them with pumistonennd ,
lemon. Lemon in always good for tho ,
handir, it cleanses them as well as soap
and liialtcs tlicin solt. j
"You can't como it," Baid a customer to
a druggiMt who endeavored to pnhn ol his
own mixture when Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
wiib naked lor, and Hull's ho got. Price 25 ,
cents. I
The mariner is not .liable to censure il he
lends a wreckless life. '
BROJVN'S
IRON
BITTERS
WILL CURE
HEADACHE
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
DYSPEPSIA
NERVOUS PROSTRATION
MALARIA
CHILLS and FEVERS
TIRED FEELING
GENERAL DEBILITY
PAIN in the BACK & SIDES
IMPURE BLOOD
CONSTIPATION
FEMALE INFIRMITIES
RHEUMATISM
NEURALGIA
KIDNEY AND LIVER
. TROUBLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The Genuine has Trade Mark and crossed Ked
Lines on wrapper.
TAKE NO OTHER.
MALT
BITTERS,
If yon wish ft crrtnln euro for nil Blood
diseases. Nothing was over Invented that will
cleanse tho Blood and puiifv the System equal
to Hope mid niAIr Illtters. It tones
up the Syatem, puts new Ulood In your
Veins, restores your lost ujipctlto and
sleep, and brings you perfcci lienlth. It
never rails to give relief 4n all cap- 4 of Kidney
or Ilver Trouble, BHIotiNncNS, imll
cestloi Constipation, Hick Headaches, Dy
TeplH, Nervous dlbordcrs, and all Fomnlo
Conitilitliitn; when properly taken It is a. buio
cure. Thousands have been boncfllcd by lc
In this and other Western StMes. It is the bent
Combination of Vccetalilo remedies ai yc6
discovered for the restoration to health of tho
"Weak and Debilitated. Donotget Hfopa
and M.W.T IJltlcro confounded with Inte
rior preparations of nimllar namo. I proscribe
Hops & Mnl Bitters rcjrtilarly Jn my practice.
Robert Turner, M. 1)., Flat Hock, Mich. Tor calo
by nil drugglsls.
GOODMAN DRUG GO,, Wliolesala Agents,
o.iiaiia, m:i:.
Tho best and surest llemcdy for Cure of
all diseases caused by any derangement of
tho Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels.
Dvsncnsia. Sick Headache, Constipation,
Billons Complalnta and Malaria of all kinds
yield readily to the beneficent influence of
It Is Dlcsant to tho taste, tones tip the
system, restores and preserves health.
It is purely Vegetable, ana cannot lau to
prove, beneficial, both to old and young.
As a Blood rurlflerlt is superior to all
others. Sold everywhere at $1.00 a bottle.
elys CATARRH
CREAM BALM
3 have wed two
bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm and consider,
myself cured. suf
fered CO yean from
catarrh and catarrh
al headache and thh
t Ou first remedy thai
afforded lasting re
Uf. D. T. Ulngin
on. 145 Lake Street,
Chicago, 111,
AY-FEVER
A particle 1a iprllrd Into each nostril and la agree
able to use. Price W eta. hvmall r at druggists,
fcenrt' for circular. KLY BtlOTHEItS, Drucelsts,
Owrgo, N.Y. a
HOW CAN
YOU EXPECT TO
feel well and en
joy life when you go about with a
hacking coughP More substan
tial benefits can be obtained from
a fifty-cent bottle of DR. BIQE
LOW'S POSITIVE CURE than a
dollar bottle of any other cough
remedy. It is a prompt, safo, and
pleasant cure for all Throat and
Lung Troubles. Sold and in
dorsed by Druggists.
W
ANTED
Ladles and Ototlemen t
take ltrht work at tbeti
own houita. S I to 181 dar eaitly mada
Wirk cnt by malL No canveulaif. l
Lam good demand for our work, aad fur
slab, steady employment. Addreit, will
status, Caovx Ura.Co.JM Via l)UCIa.U
H
Krupp Guns.
Tho exclusive uso of crucible steel
for cannon, lending to perfection of
menus for inakiiiR it, lins been followed
by nn increase of lightness in nun or
ganization, which renders possible nn
enormous increase of caliber. Hero
is n- 10-inch cun, caliber 35 i e., 35
times ns long ns tho diameter of its
bore which weighs only 21 tons.
Thcro was shown inea plate combined
of 112 inches of iron, 2 inches wood
packing, and a second iron plato of S
inches thickness, making a compact
mass, which had been pierced by shot
from this gun. Tho OA shot wns
propelled by 105 pounds of powder;
tho distanco was -101 feet, nnd after
passing through tho treble plate, tho
fhot actually went 1 milo and 012
yards bevonu. An old wrought-iron
gun would have had to be unmanage
ably large, thick and heavy to do
anything like that, and would never
linvo fired another shot. In modern
gunmaking merebulkinessis got rid of,
.is in nature tho megatherium has
been got rid of, tho increased size of
guns representingan increase of power
rendered possible by refinement of
material, and tho Immunization of
horsepower in machinery for managing
and moving largo masses.
Chief Eimineer King, in his "War
Ships and Navies of the World," pro
nounces tho 71-ton Krupp mm "the
most powerful breech-loading gun
ever constructed on the continent of
Europe," nnd holds it superior to the
100-ton Armstrong. The x7 1-ton is
32 feet 0 inches long, greatest diameter,
feet C inches; length of bore, 2S feet
7 inches; diameter of bore, 15.75
inches; diameter of powder chamber,
17.32 inches Over the tube (of two
parts, neatly jointed) arc 4 cylinders,
and a ring around the breech. It is
rilled with a uniform twist ol 1 in 45.
It is impossible to fire it until the
breech is fully closed. The back of
the breech block is rounded like tho
letter D. It holds a maximum chnrgo
of -185 pounds of powder, carryini; a
chilled iron shell of 1,708.8 pounds.
This is the gnu that fossilizes so
many fortresses. It is quasi-miraculous
that this mass enn bo so easily
moved. Moncuro D. Conway in
Harper's Magazine.
... i -i m m
Tho Mortality from Consump
tion. Within the past year tho civilized
world has been shocked and saddened
by the knowledge of thegreat devasta
tion wrought by the cholera in Spain;
and every precaution, in tho way of
sanitary measures and quarantino
regulations that modern science could
suggest, was taken to prevent its
spreading into other countries. Tho
inibljcscannedthecolunins of thedaily
press, eager for information with re
gard to the advance of this fearful dis
ease, and read with bated breath as
they learned that it numbered its vic
tims by tho tens of thousands.
If it was a matter of such deep and
universal concern that in Spain 101,
000 souls gave up their lives to this
fell destroyer, should it not also be a
matter of some interest to our own
people that, within tho borders of
the United States, over 91,500 per
sons die each year of pulmonary ton
sumption? that twelve out of every
hundred deaths are caused by a dis
ease which though slow in progress, Is
as sure in its results as cholera itself?
Should it ever transpire that some
means of prevention should bo found,
by means of which people would be
rendered proof against the disease, or
at least could be cured when at once
it had set its seal upon them, would it
not bo onoof thogreatest boons vouch
safed to man since the introduction of
vaccinntion?
Inventivepersonshave from time to
tinio thought that they had secured a
sure cure, if not an unfailing prophy
lactic; and, at tho present time, since
tho discoveries of Koch, all sorts of
parasiticides aro being used to kill the
germ of tho disease. Tho unfortunate
bacillus is now being hunted down
with pneumatic chambers, deep in
halations, and local applications in
troduced by means of the hypodermic
syringe, with tho results that aro, to
say the least, uncertain.
Hut, after all the years of research
devotqd to tho subject, and out of all
the mothods of prevention and euro
that have been suggested, the one that
has given tho best results, and is now
being universally adopted, ischance of
climate. From "Colorado as a Win
ter Sanitarium," by Dr. S. A. Fish in
Popular Science Monthly lor March.
Gov. Curtin's Story.
Ex-Qov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania, In
a speech in the houso tho other day
told aTery good story to point an at
tack hp was making on someof theUo-
Eublicans as follows: As to these
loody-minded men, some of whom
would wipe out everybody on this
side of the house, these warriors who
can never bo appeased, they remind
me of a noted character who lived in
my town years ago. He was an old
fellow; I think he had been a wagon
master in the revolution; that was
tho tradition of tho town. He used to
tellastory of his warlike achievements
in battle, and he told it so often that
he came to believe it and when stran
gers would come to tho little village
m which he lived they would give
"Capt. Curzy" (that was his name)
a drink or two and get him to tell the
story. The story aH lie told it was
about like this: "At tho battle of
Monmouth," hewould say, "althongh
in tho light horse, I fought that day
on foot, I slashed with my saber cuts '
ono and two, nnd a head went off here
and a limb went off there, until the
blood actually- ran into my shoes.
Laughter. A pile of dead bodies
surrounded me; I was excited, and I
was still slashing away when I felt a
tonch on my shoulder. I looked up
and there was Washington! Laugh- j
ter. I shall never forget the solem
nity of his appearanco or tho gravity '
of his speech. Ho gazed at mo for a
moment without speaking, and then
said, "Young man, restrain your im
petuosity! In the name of God do nob
make a slaughter house out of the field ,
of buttle." Renewed laughter. I
"How Aro tho Polka?"
Said ft friend to nnother ns they were
passing each other on the street.
"Tlicjr nro nil well," wns tho reply.
"Why, I thought your tnthcr hnd tho
rlieunmtisni."
"Oh, yes, bo ho hns; ho nlways has that.
I forgot nil nbout it."
And so it is with ninny people who suitor
with tho most aggravating pains. They
hobblu n round as best they can and get
very little or no sympathy on account ot
their healthful look, nnd from tho fnctthat
It is only rheumatism and they nlwnya
have it. What pains aro more sovcro than
thoso !rom rheumatism? Said W. S. Hop
kins, living at N'o. 179 0 Avenue, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa:
"My wire and daughter were both stricken
with inflammatory rheumatism at tho
samo time Tho lower limbs wcro much
swollen. The pnin seemed nlmost be
yond endurance. Sleep wns out of tho
question. They sulfered so much thnt to
movo or even touch tho sheet on tho bed
would cnuso tho most violent pnin. They
wero confined to tho bed four weeks. Dur
ing that time nnd proviously, 1 bought
ninny kinds of medicines. Then I employed
nphysician, but nothing gavo relief until I
bought somo Athloplioros, which I hud
henrd of, and I am glad to say in a very
short time the swelling wns reduced, tho
pain gono and they wcro entirely well."
"Howniuch did theytnke, Mr. Hopkins?"
"1 think it was three bottles in all."
"Have either of thctn had any return of
tho rheumatism?"
"Not in tho least."
"It wns rather a strango coincidence,
both having an nttnek at the samo time?"
"Yes, it wns, but such was tho enso,
strange as it may seem. They wcro both
helpless, but nro now well, nnd all from tho
uso of Athlophoros. It is nn excellent
medicine, nnd well worth tho trial by any
sufferer from rheumatism."
Mrs, C, Albeck, living at No, 1007 Clay
street, Dubuque, lias used Athlophoros,
and gives this ns her experience with it:
"Yes, 1 have used it nnd it cured inc. Up
to the tinio I used it, which wns in Febru
ary, lSSl I wns subject to frequent lit
tacks ot inflammatory rheumatism nnd
have been nearly all my lire. At times I
would bo nlmost helpless. As suro ns I
would take a little cold I would lutvo nn
attack ol rheumatism, sometimes in my
lower limbs and ut others in my nrnis.
When I commencod witli Athlophoros I
was carrying my right nrin in a sling. It
was very much swollen nnd I could not
move my fingers without rnusing nio con
siderable pain. One evening, while I was
Buffering in Hits wny, I heard of Athlopho
ros, and tho wonderful euro it had made in
Mrs. McCuc's case. Tho next day I sent
for a bottle nnd commenced using it at
once. I wns a littlo nfraid ol it at first, on
account of tho buzzing sensation it caused
in my head, hue reduced the dnse and kept
taking it regularly. It worked like a charm.
The swelling nnd pain wero gone, my rheu
matism was well, and I had free uso ot my
arm."
"Has it over returned, Mrs. Albeck?"
"No, it is now n year nnd a half and I
have not suffered any since."
"Then it has proven a valuable medicine
in curing you of chronic rheumatism?"
'!Yes, it certainly has, and I could not
sny too much in favor of Athlophoros."
If you cannot get Atiiloi'iioiiob of your
druggist, wo will send it, express paid, on re
ceipt of regular price ono dollnrperbottle.
Wo prefer that you buy it from your drug
gist, but if lie hasn't it, do not be persuaded
to try something else, but order at once
from us, ns directed. ATili.oriiouoa Co.,
112 Wall Street, New York.
South African Diamond.
Karly in 1SG7, tho first South African
diamond was brought to the town of Coles
berg by a hunter named O'lleillly to whom
it had been given by a Dutch boor family
named Jncobs whoso child had found it in
her play. It was carried to tho l'aris expo
sition, and by tho following year diamond
digging had been begun in earnest. In 1SC9
tho African Kohinoor valued at $150,000
was discovered. I5y 1870 public attention
had becomo complotely nroused and capi
talists began to invest in tho enterprises.
In 1870 thero wero -10,000 pooplo within a
ino ot seventy miles on tho banks of tho
Vaal river. Tho South African diamond
fields aro situated chiefly in tho colony of
West Griqualund, which was proclaimed
British territory in 1871.
Tlio Coldemt I'luce on ICnrtli.
Many feci in theso latitudes quito com
fortable on rending of tho cold registciedat
Werkliojansk, in Siboria. At the lato meet
ing ot the St. Petersburg Academy of
Science, it was stated that tho mean tem
perature of Workshojansk, during Janunry,
1885, was sixty-two degrees nine minutes.
Fahrenheit below zero and the lowest read
ing ol tho thermometer wns ninety degrees
four minutes below zero. This is tho lowest
minimum temperature ever recorded on
tho globe, under circumstances which make
the record entirely reliable, and is probably
lower than would ever bo recorded at tho
north polo itself. Tho Werkshojansk obser
vations also show that tho great cause of
refrigeration on the continents Is not due
to the movomont of polur air over them,
but to tho radiation and loss of heat by
the soil itself under an atmosphore ol ex
tremely low absolute humidity.
Vlrtuo and .Sobriety In Consreaa.
Tlio drinking men in congress aro tho ex
ception. During daily intercourse with
theso gentlemen running through six years
of oliicial life, excessive drinking was very
rnre, while a profano oath scarcely ever fe.ll
upon my ear. Many of ttieso gontlemen are
Christian men at homo, and do not lay
nsldo their religious profession in Washing
ton. Among us not a few are ready to
apeak and to give and work for tho cause
of Christ, emamplea worthy the honored
name they bear. At this anniversary we
bad ringing words for tho right. We have
reason to bo proud ot tho American con
gress, tho noblest body of statesmen under
tho whole heaven, worthy the grandest gov
ernment upon which tho sun shines. Hut
we, of course, must not yet expect millen
nial purity. That, too, will come In the
Lord's time. Evangelist.
Tlie proprietors of Salvation Oil, the
greatest cure nn enrth for pnin, will pay u
Urge reward II any certificate published by
them U fonnd not genuine.
If you desire to take an extended pleas
are trip, get a bicycle and go to Wheeling.
BUY SALTER'S UO-,wu.) SEEDS. CU.Ftm.
A trnnce-posltlon The attitude ot one
who lita in a stupor.
Trovent your hair from becoming prema
turely gray by using Hall's Hair Ilenewer.
Iiillous attacks are peedily relieved and
cured by taking Ayer'e Fills. Try them.
Almost time to bear ef the first base ball
(sa ot tke mososu
Dr. Piorcols "Favorite Prescription' per
toctly and permanently cures thoso diseases
peculiar to tenia'ei. It is tonic nnd nerv
ine, effectually allaying nnd curing thoso
sickening sensations that effect tlio stom
ach nnd heart, throni:h rollex action. Tho
backacho and "draguing-down" sensations
ill disappcariiuderthcstrengthcning effects
ot this great restorative. IJy druggists.
King Humbert, of Italy, never looks a
lift glass ot chniupngno in tlio loam.
"The leprous distilment, whocs effect,
Hold such nn enmity with blood ol man,
Tliat,sttilt asquicksllvcr. itconrses through
The natural gates and alleys of the body,"
nnd causes tho skin to become "barked
nbout, most lazr-like, with vice and loath
some crust." Such nro tho effects of tils
rnsed and morbid bile, the only antidoto
tor which is to cleanse and regulate tho
liver an oflleo ndmirably performed by Dr.
I'ierco's "Oolden Medical Discovery."
The emperor of Germany docs uotliko
the piano.
Young men or middle-aged ones, sutf.'ring
from lurvons debility and kindred weak
.nesscs should send 10 cents in stamps for
llustr.itt'd book suggesting sure means of
cure. Address, World's Dispensary Medi
cal Association, 003 Main Street, ItuKalo,
N. Y.
Oiristino Neilssou will mako a tour of
this country.
I.tonV Patent Uccl Stirtencr Is tlie only Invention
that makes old bojts itrulcutas new.
A little over twenty years ago Senator
Kcnna was following a plow.
If a cokrIi dtntnrta yuur Mctp, take no'i Cure
tor t-;tuuiniiIou nuJ rc.twtll.
Herbert Gladstono has been elected n
member of tho Reform club.
Vents Hmtsni.K would not hnvo been
beautiful if her complexion had been bad.
Ladies, instead ot resorting to paints nnd
powders, should remember that an impure,
blotchy, or sallow skin is tho proof ot
leoblo digestion, torpid liver, or vitiated
blood, for all ol which Dn. Walkwi's Cam
Kon.NiA Yi.Ni:ou liinuus is a safo, sure, and
effective remedy.
True friendship can only proceed from
perfect sympathy .
"I have tried Athlophoros in my family
and it lins worked liko a charm. 1 have
kept it for the last two months." writes
druggist L. .1. Kimball, of Norway, Midi.,
giving his experience with tlio gloat rheu
matism and neuralgia cure.
Another month and then tho cows can bo
turned out to pusture.
No cut uatkh aiiout huh. Only to an
swer tho constant call for a good nnd low
priced cough nnd croup remedy do wo now
introduce our Allen's Lung llalsaui In threo
lizcs, 25c, 00c, and 1.00 a bottlo at all
Iruggists.
The late Joseph Maas, English tenor, lett
f 85,000, his savings in eight years.
Tho new combination ot Smart Weed and
Belladonna, as used in Carter's backache
Plasters has proved to be ono of tho best
that coidd bo made. Try ono of these
popular plasters in any caso of weak or
lame back, backache, rheumatism, neu
ralgia, soreness of tho chest or lungs, tc.,
and you will bo surprised and pleas d by
the prompt relief. In bad cases of chronic
dyspepsia, a plaster over tho pit of tho
stomach stops the pain nt once. Ask for
Carter's Smart Weed and Belladonna Hack
ucho Plasters, l'rico L'5 cents.
Tlio planet Venus has mountains live
times ns high as tho highest on tlio earth.
In nnother column of this issuo will bo
round an entirely now and novel specimen
of attractive advertising. It is one of tlio
neatest wo hnvo ever s.-en, and wo think
nnyone will bo well it-paid foroxamlningtho
supposed display letters in tlio advertise
ment ol Prickly Asli Hitters.
Tlio late Joseph Mass, English tenor, left
gS.ri,000, his savings in eight years.
7hon IUby waj aid, ws guve licr Cutorla,
T7T-.cn she wns a ClitM, Mm ;rieil fur t'swtoria,
When alio urcamo Mlas, alio clung to Caalurla,
V.'hiu tho bad Children, sue gavo tham Coatoria,
Dr. Schliemann is going to leavo all his
arcluoological treasure to the city of Berlin.
llAICIini) W1IIK.
If yon hnvo Imrheil ulrc fence, keep Veter
Inary Carliollaulto In your titahlus. It curef
without it .our iiml renew h the lulr its orlglnul
color. CiOcciiU mid 51.00. at DruggiaUor by mull
Cole Si Co., Uluck liiver Kails, Win.
Mrs. Garfield, widow of President Gar
field, is to live at Mentor hereafter.
If aflllctcd with Soro Ryes, uso Dr. Tbhao
Tliompbou's Ujo WttUir, DriiKHtlsts soli 11. o
Tho lien, though diminutive in size, is a
jrcat bnek-bitor.
Humors in
Often manlfeit IhemaelTei In the iprlnt monfu.
Kruptlons iu, li as lilvea, plmplca and holla, .alt
rheum, tcrofula or other afectlona cauied hy Im
purity or low iiatc of tho blaod are cured by llo d'a
Earaaparllla. It purlflea, vltallzea and enrlchea the
b'ood, nnd Rivet renewed atrenct li to the whole
body. Try tbla excellent aprlnz medicine and blood
purifier.
"I aiiflered with holla flreyear. HtoraBiriapa
rllla cured me." II. II. Link, l'lltahur;, l'a.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
"I wai for asme time troubled with boll, havlnt
reveralof them at a time. Afler enduring about all
I could hear In suffering, I look llood'a SarsHparllla.
Four or five holt'ei entirely cured me, and I have
had no symptoms of the return of tho bolls." E. N.
KiniiTlNOiLK. Qulncy, lists.
I had become very much run down, and erne rally
out of order, wna very blllo ta, and my liver and kid
neys were more or lets detanced. A few bottle's of
Hood's Sarsaparilla built me rlatht up and put new
life Into me. I recommend Hood's Bsrsaparllla to
the like afflicted." W. It. Stathus, Cambrldgepcrt,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
fold by all dmrf lita. t six forts. Prepared hy I Bold by all drueplat. Ill six for H Prepared by
C. I. HOOD L CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, litis. I O. L HOOD A CO, Apothecaries, Lowell, JJaai.
IOO Doses One Dollar. IOQ Doses One Dollar
M Btnnl a ly kin ii io iwest, At Beventeea I theyr'enlceritlll At SsTtntr I it's Just the lime,
To iteil ensnowtben'ia treat Thers'iawiywherttbers'iawlll Theyttlllkeep up tho old, old garni,
Thl, repreunK health, life, lust uch llf they nJoT. Vi f.Wf .Wi .'Ji'd f.'
Throughout III various scenes, WhoiMetheSmlth'sBlle Beans J iump. d4i..,,an.in.i,Bt.uuii, u..
dm
XI II.
Km. r.nila. aolaa.
UUua4 wlik i U
Don'
oiuieir f'tur aiMi
not havlha "n.w aiiiW
Taaps ai,
leebaolutely ''"aiMlKfa'Iraoor.and will keep you dry til tho
Atkfortha'ridll llltANU" tucxaa and take no other. If yours
ib" aendfnr d.-rinltvrttlnin. to A J. TOWKILlilBlnimonsB
STRICTLY PURE.
IT So JTTAI AS SO OPI C3I IN AXX FOItM
OXEN'S
CENTS rQ$S
for J3N for
IN THIVEE SIZE DOTTLES.
PRICE 25 CENTS, 50 CENTS, AND $1 PER BOTTIi
2C CKNT llOTTl.TS urn imp 1 for the
"ft iiCfMiininmlHtloit otulf who tlcalru u
W liuoil mid Low Triced
COUGH, COLD and CROUP REMEDY
THOSK DKSIIJIN'd A KKMUDT KOIl
CONSUMPTION
or. AN V
LUNC DISEASE,
should Srcuro tho I.urgo 1.00 Unities.
Ilirri'tlonn not niiiimiiy Kinh Untile.
SOl.ll ltV A 1.1. MKUIUlNi: DKALKUS.
TSTARTMEN"
OK SMAM. IMKAXS lnt N- hirrnllva buil
rii "llOMK IMIOTOGIIAIMIY."
llj thn SetO Dnv lUelmuif) l'rwMni or Women with
no experience nmUe Jirst-cM&s l'hotmniNi of I'fr-
ii.. tiroupis Hilltdlnns.or AiiimMs. iltrnalrnst BOe.
fur 1 tlnzcn lartn I'liotn. Hint ull forS4 toSO. Atlcnli
piemly Work nnd Ills lrofltcMnitciwltlio(Ar
buxiiiij; oral lioitir.ur from lioust to tioute. (Il'unu
I II..... l-I. ...... n .-..I- I. .l,i,in,. I
JONES
III!)
PAYStho FREICHT
ft Ton WnRon Hrnlra.
lion l-cirn, Mr.l li.irlut., Hrui
Tata llfaoi and ll.tm R.t fvr
S6O.
Ktfrj llieScal.. For life ptlef lilt
bieatlnn lh. papT auj -Ulrr.
JOrtES OF BIMOHAMTOtli
IMNUIlAJiITON. N. V.
!STERBRQOKspImr
Leadingl Nos. : 14, 048, 130, 135, 333, 161.
For Salo by nil Statlonors.
THE ESTER&ROOK STEEL PEN CO.,
Works: Camden, N. J. 26 John St., New York.
FREE FARMS in sah urn.
The moat Woniler.ful Agricultural JMrk In Amorlca,.
Surrounded by pro. pi roi'a mining an I manuracturlnif
towns. I'Alt.lllill'N 1-A ItAlllNL! Jlairiim
ornt cropa ral.e.l In WW. TIH IIS A MIS OF
ACKLM OF tJOVLHNMLWr I. AMI, aubjoct
to piM niptlun and hoiiitatr.id. Landa foraalo to ao
tual M'ttliTH at 13.00 pri- ncre. I.O.N U 'I'lML.
l'nrlc In lu'.vtetl hy Immense canals. Cheap railroad
rat's, hvcry attrnllm .hciwn lottli'M. For man,
lanplilots, no., addrrts, COLORADO LANIl LOAN
OJ , Opera llouae lllock, Deliver, Colo., lloi '.390.
riso'n Ttaraedy for Catarrh Is the
Beit, IiftiWat to Uae, and Cutapeat.
KM aiwi ELHrii iur v-uiu in mr uriu.
a 1 .1 l lTa.,
madache, liar Fever, Ac W cent,
A FREE SAMPLE.
To Introduce thn Kreat liotnoli dd remedy. OOIt
DON'S 1C1N11 OK I'AIN tntocvi-rxrumlly. 1 wlllaetnl
a .ample free to any one eeiidlnu uddrrsa. Mention
thin paper and addrnaa K. U. IIIC1I Al!l)3, ToleJo. O.
mm
STUDY Uuok-keepliitf. lluslncai
IWIIIM llirilin, J I'llllllllinilll', ill! rin oiiimi-
luind, elo. lliiiroiiKlily tnuu-lit bv mall. ClirtiluM
tree. HltVAN'T'-a 0()I.I.H!l, ItiillHIn, .V
fnnna. lVnnianatilp, Arllliinetlc, fihorl'
IInTill. Qulrkly anil Inlntraa.
ly curcilnt home. Correapondence
anllclled and frre trial ofcurcaeut
h(ineatlnrtii;atori. TnclluuaNa
niiiinur CtMii'A.sr, LaUyctte, lud.
An c(lTe Man or Woman In evrrv
count v in if II it ur icuutli htUrr f 15.
iter Hoalh Aiul Kxwiic. Kxnr nits in mtU
vni i co, Cinviuli)!! uu t tit Fltl-.Kl rarticuliri
lrcc. bUnU.ird Silver ware Co. Bottou, JLluii.
I Rnre rcllcfi nmnui
KIDDER'S PASTILLES.LTaKTJSl
lfhfirla.rl.u.. II,...
VUiMtWtVIIM WaUi
rnallnani
LubrlcfttiinrO.U-
t:. f. iiii:ti:uich.i, cicvciuud
uiiiui twim
tnniD for leply.
HELP
WANTKI), Wf!0 A WHICIC nnd ex-
ienae4 palil Vnliialdn out lit nnd purllcnlura
rrc. J. F. Illl.l.it CO., Aucu.la, .Maine.
Mnriililno Iltililt Curmlln 111
tout) iluya. No inty till (Jiiro.i.
Iiu J. Hi Krilitxa, I.eiuuuu. Olilo.
6Ponle Vor 51 New Chromo, Scrap & (iold'Kdgo
unlllo Carda. KkSK.xC.MUl Workh, Ivory ton, Conn
200
NewBcrairl!turo and Act a Album of C.ird
Sample. for 1 On, titeiiin Curd Win, Hartford, Ct
C111D1 C Dnflf eontalnltiKSl aamplei of New arda
0AKrlr. nUUn,iorlrtit.topuypita:e. CKNTKIt
I'ltlCi: I DIIOOKCAItOCt). Centcrliroolc,Uonti
the Blood
"Foryears I have mads It a rule to nie a medicine
every sprluc to cleanie my system. Last sprlns I
used threo bottles of II jod'a Sarsaparilla, and de
rived more Lcneflt from It Ihati from any other medi
cine I htro erer used." Cjublks I'. 8urrii,Toumzs
town, O,
'Laat (price I wtt troubled with bolli. Two lot
tlet of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me, and I recom
mend tt to others troubled wlla affections of the
blood." J, Scnooii, I'eorla 111.
Purifies the Blood
"Hood's Sarsapaillla as a Hood purifier has no
equal. It tones the system, strengthens and Invig
orates, elvlnir new life, I have taken It for kidney
complaint with the best results; have used several
bottlei in my family, and am talltfled that Its repu
tation Is merited." D. It. Baumdxbs, 81 l'earl street,
Cincinnati, O,
"I have been troubled wlthhlvei and pltnpleafor
sometime. Olherremedles havlnc failed, I wai ad
vised to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. J have taken two
bottles, and am entirely cured. I think Hood's Sar
saparilla baa no equal as a blood puriier." ISrria
11. Fctbi, 1'ortitnouth, Ohio.
Ii? The Best
K K KWaierproofOoat
Eyer Mafle.
,1-uuiiuk iiriii.iiiii; i. . a I. liiiiMi r 14 wr, 111, am .
Apparatti. iMwuhle A chMp.&et up lnJuon or outdoors.
ToKAKNKSTiirTpllCBnt.lonociip)oO)riV'Ji(iWiM(ra4il
Kbkk. sample I'hotiw. 10ol. FRANKLIN PUTNAM,
U,lrtoDeukrl,liot.Aliaratus,4S3.-lS3 Canal bl.N.V
OFSUI
mm
II
twaiUyonrmoneronatruraorruiioercoat. The FISH huandplickkm
mi nn
rawr, piu. win 3 urj.iii mv mi.mi wi.a
atorekienardoai
6t, tloaum, Mau
Tlnccar nittcrw, apol
ptlvo and tonlcy purines lb
blood, atrengtbeos tho Uv
and kidney, nnd will rcetos
healtli, however lost.
Ylnrcwr Itlttom lath
lioft ri'tnody illicovcrrd for
iirotnotlng illgeMloii, cnrlnj
hcadarho and lncreaebi; tho
vital power.
Vliirmir Itlttcr aifdm-
llntcs tho food, regulates the Rtomach and bovr
els. (tlvlutj healthy nnd tiatiirnl Bleep.
Vlnetrnr Illttcrn Is tho great dtsenso pro
Tpntcr, and stnniU at tho head of all family rem
edies. No house should ever bo vt Ithout it.
Vliircnr Illlleraj curcn Malarial, Blllotui and
other fevers, dlsOnses of tho Henrt, Liver and
Kldueys, and n hundred other painful disorders.
Sonil Tor either of our valuablo reference
hooks for ladles, for f nrnicrs, for merchants, our
Medical TreatlRO on Diseases, or our Catechism
on Intrmperanco nnd Tobacco, which last should
bo in tho hands of every child and youth iu tho
country.
Any tiro of the above books mailed free oa
receipt of four cents for registration fees.
lL.lt. McDonald Dnia Co., 532 Washington 8L.N.Y.
S
iIraiANfe;mBLEi
. CURE
All Bil ious Complaints
They are perfectly eafa to tako. belnc rcunx
lorrAntx and prepared, wllJi the frreatoat carwj
from the beat druira. They relievo the aufferetr
t oneo by carrying oft all impurities througtb I
labovroll.. Alt drucslata. 5c. a.lka.r '
Goia Jewelled
EV1EDAL '
Wns nwurded by lbs
Natloiinl Klrillcal
AemK'Intlon
rr irnu ATtrllnll flT TTtB
SRIENGE OF LIFE
(Vfliolathei ohlor flniiaiiHIncr I'liyalolata of
tliel'eiklinily .Moiltoiil IllHl lute).
It belnit thn tiet Medlral Treatise on Mantioo. Kx
Imitated Vitality, Nervoui anil I'liyalrnl I bllltr,
J'rematiiro Decllno In Man, the l.rrora or on h. B4
the untold ml.erle. ro-tultli c fnim liidiacrcllons or
exeea In early life, which the author ba proved
mav be alleviated and pLUlllvely r.urnd. It la a
standard, Medical Work on tlio above, and la n Ireas
lire to every youni and mMdlo-ttued man, X"'
ranted aa lapreaented or the money refunded lo
erery Instancct :W pageat em boaaed muilln, full
irllti lSI peracrlpllnin for nil dlaenaoa. Price only
81, by mall, aoale.1. poil-nald. Illiiatiatlvo lamplea
tree? to all. Send niw. This work la tmlvers.Ul
recomnicnrted by the preaa. elerV parcutsi sjii
teacliera. and every one of Its tnoro tlmn a lnlllloB
reader.. Kvery mail, 'ouns or old, ahonld rend tuts
book, an I every cuTTer shiuld eonsiitt tha author.
Thorn Is a bulla lu Ulloadi there la a physlclaa
Vi"'vV. II 'I'V'nCWIt. 4 nnlflnrh at.Hn.ton. Mm.
MiRVOlSl, iJIALUotl inBlaNISSAltV
ISEOILIIiVFEUALKJIsV DECAY. '
A Llfo Kxporionoo. Romarkablo and
qulclc euros. Trial Packages. Bond
Btamp for aoalod particulars. Address
Dr. WARD &. CO. Louisiana. Mo.
You nro ulmvuil a frte trial of thirty daus of the
uaoof Dr. Dyti'Mt'ehdirated Voltaic Ik'ltwlth lilectrte
Huapensory Amllnni'ra,forthn apcody relief andpen
maiiciit euro of XtnvuiDrbllltv, Ions of Vitality, ant
tlanhiMHl, mid nil kindred trotAilea. Alao for maay
nthrrilUeascH. CompletHrcatorullon toIIealth.Vlrof
andMauhoixlRUurantecil. No risk In Incurred. Illii
truteil iianiihlil In aenleil envelope mailed fri-o, cj
addrosalutf Vollulo licit Co., llanuull, illch. i
I CUBE FITS!
When i say t-urw I uu not mean merely to atep luam luf
attmo and than
l liava them return ai.'aln. 1 mean aradU
cal enra. I have mads Ilia dlaeaae of KITS, Kl'lLIrsr
er FAI.LIKU BICRNKriS a llfodniij; study. 1 warrant my
rsnieay la euro mo worn ciua. hqciio oinvr. umim
failed la no reason rorinitnuirraeelvlngacurs. Sand at
once tor a treatise and a Pre liotllo of my Inr.Ulbla
remedy. Ulro Kipre.a and 1'o.t Oitlca. It cut la yea
Dothlnir for a trial, and I will eura ynu.
tddreaa Dr. II. U. 11UUT. Ill l'earl Bb, f aw Tors.
aT kllaJllf HO dren and Parents. Ant
-"- - ill,....
or Injury entitles l'KNSIONH 'iNOllANEU,
Atlys., Wiuhlncton, D. U.
uounty una pay coiiecicu.
FITZUICIIALU CO.
GANGER.
msltlve cure. No Knife.
Pl.aier. Nn I'aln. V.).
rayue, JJatshalllown.Iowa,
LIST OP JirSEAHES
ALWAYS CORAIILE BY VBTS9
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
OF HUMAN FLESH.
Rlieumallam,
Bnrna and Bcald,
Kllng-sand Ultea,
Cntaaud Urulaca,
Hprnlnsi Jc Btltchea,
Contracted Muclest
HtlflTJoInU,
Ilackachc,
Kruptlons.
J?roat Illtea,
OP INIHiU.
Scratcbei,
Sorea nnd Ga,!la
Hpavln, Jracke,
Hcrew AVorw, Orah,
I'oot Hot. Iloof All,
Lameness, .
8wlnny, Founders ,
Hpralns, Htralaa,
Sere Feet,
StlaTneas,
and all external diseases, and every hart or aecldml.
r or general use In family, sUble and stock yard,tsle
THE BEST OP Ahl4
LINIMENTS
804-14.