oOt HOWARD'S WAY.
How the KHniDiix Corrcpondent SncrrrAt
In Krrplng Young.
Joo Howard, Jr., is a remarkable
man. For a good many years we havo
thought so. and year by year we be
come more and more convinced of it.
As we figurn it. Howard is now turned
of his sixtieth year; for a period of
thirty years he has been the foremost
correspondent in the United States:
his constituency is larger and his work
is better now than ever before, and at
this time, too, we find him, after thirty
years of conspicuous service, as full of
lire, of enthusiasm and of mottle as he
was when, during the civil war time,
ho was frisking hither and thither,
framing the most romarkable special
dispatches ever sent over the wire to
a dally journal.
Hy those who know Joo Howard ho
is heartily beloved, for ho is a man of
cordial nature, of generous impulses
nnd of straightforward methods; by
those who aro not personally ac
quainted with him lie is very gener
ally misunderstood, as a writer of his
bold, energetic and slapdiish style is
(strangely enough) likely to be.
Howard is, to a degree, a man of the
world, but without selfishness, with
out meanness and without deceit. Ho
has made mistakes some serious ones
and he admits them and is sorry for
them; he has been very human, but,
with it all, very humane, and that
kind of humanity is admirable and lov
able. We think very highly and very
much of Joo Hownrd, Jr.
The other evening we were asking
Howard how it was that lie contrived
to keep so young, so vigorous and so
buoyant all these years, and he told us
it was all because he had kept on good
terms with himself.
"A serious mistake that most men
make." said he, "is in not understand
ing, in not being frank with and in not
being good to themselves. The golden
rule is very lovely and 1 believe in it,
but I also believe that every man
should know himself and bo good to
himself. I have tried to bo good to
myself and honest with myself all my
life. Kvery night before I go to bed I
stand before my mirror and, arranging
the collar of my night-gown, or brush
ing my mustache, or rubbing my old
bald head with bay rum, I look at my
self in the mirror and 1 say: 'Ah.
Joe, old boy, how are you feeling?
You're, looking well not very much
h.i: old man but you're looking fat
and J:vpy. Havo you had a good day
of it? 11;. ve you been good to your
self? Have you done any thing to be
sorry for?' Then, perhaps, I say in
answer to these questions: "No. I've
been only fairly good to myself to-day
and I'm not us comfortable as I ought
to be.' Then I say: 'Come, come,
Joe, old boy, don't get blue don't feel
dispirited! Brace up and determine
to be more careful hereafter. Don't
let me hear you whining or complain
ing. (5o to bed, old man. thinking
only of the bright side of life, and get
up to-morrow fresh and strong foi
more good things.' Or very often Joo
says to me: 'Yes. 1'vo had a good
time to-dny I've been good to myself
and I feel like a fighting cock.' Then
1 say to Joe: 'That's right, old boy!
That's the way to feel and that's the
way to talk! Now. go to bed and sleep
soundly no monkey business good
night. Joe, pleasant dreams!' Then 1
bhake hand-, with myself, turn out the
gas and jump into bed. and, heavens,
how 1 do sleep as soundly and as
peacefully as a child! There's not Ii
ing like: it- there's nothing like being
good to oneself and being on good
terms with oneself. "Eugene Field,
in Chicago News.
FACIAL PERCEPTION.
Keinierkalile Kurt. Itciirlni; on I In Subject
of nil ttireco(;iiUcd SeiiMe.
Mr. V. II. )evy. who is blind, say
in his book. "Hlindness and the
Ulind," that he can tell when he is
opposite an object, and can perceive
whether it is tall or short, slondor or
bulky. He can also determine whether
it bo a solitary object or a continioiis
fence: wln-ther a close fence or an
open one. and sometimes whether a
wooden fe.'ice. a stone wall, or a
hedge.
None of the llvo senses have any
thing to do with this perceptive
power, but the impressions are" iniulo
on the skin of his face and by it trans
mitted to the brain. Ho therefnro
names this unrocognized sense Facial
Perception.
The prosuneo of a fog interferes
with facial perception, and makes the
impressions faint and untrustworthy;
but darkness U no Impediment. A noise
whloh distracts the attention intor-
feres
with the imirossion.
In oassin"- along the street he can
distinguish stores and private houses,
and doors from windows, if the
windows consist of a number of panes,
and not a single sheet of giass.
A remarkable fact, bearing on the
subject of an unrecognized sense, is
mentioned by Mr. Levy. A naturalist
extracted the eyo of several bats, nnd
covorod the empty sockets with
leather. In this condition the bats
flew about tho room, avoiding the
tides and Hying out of tho door with
out touching tho door-cuse. Jn Hying
through a sower which made a right
angle, they turned as tho proper
point. They How throngh tfcitmd"
suspended from tho coiling without
touching thorn, though they wore only
far enough apart to admit tho passage
of tho bat' extended wings. Youth's
Compnulou.
It U not putting things in the
right jHu-e that bothers a man wi
munii it hinlinis tlx: riirht nhu e nftei
lit) llM PUl tLuik'-
in it Atchison
THE INNOCENT READER
flow lie I Kntmnred Ilj the Makers of
Xnatruuia ami Toilet Article.
Tho popularity of tho "reading
notice" exceeds any crazo which has
ever possessed advertisers or seekers
after notoriety. Exciting and thrill
ing incidents of contemporary or
historical record begin by chaining
tho attention of tho most casual
reader and terminate in a touching
appeal for Hoggs' soap. Captain
lhirnuby is said to havo made the
fortune of ijqueers' pills by a mere
mention of them in his "Hide to
Khiva." If this sort of thing grows
with the years as it hns with tho past,
wo may look for a new edition of
"Uncle Tom's Cabin" containing some
thing of this sort:
"Uncle Tom." said little Eva, as the
two sat side by side in tho diminutive
summer-house, "won't you tell mo
about tho Xew Jerusalem?"
"Lor' bressyo' soul," exclaimed the
faithful darkey, "what makes yo'
gwino ax sich questions all o' er
heap?"
"Because," said tho child, as a
beautiful blush o'erspread her brow,
"I want to know if a little white girl
can get there, or If only colored people
will pass the beautiful gates?"
"I specs," replied Uncle Tom. "dat
doy'll be mos'ly bracks dore, but dey'U
lot yen In sure 'nough, honey," :ind he
sang in a clear, musical voico fourteen
verses of the old plantation hymn:
"De gospel train am movln'.
Hop aboard."
"I often thing," said Eva, after Tom
had finished his melody, "that I shall
not bo long in this world. I shall not
bo hero when the spring comes and
tho flowers bloom, and then, dear
Unclo Tom, what will all you poor
people do without me? I wish you
would gather them all about mo so I
may tell them how to bo good."
Tho faithful African departed, and
in a few minutes returned with all tho
servants, who ranged themselves
about her, wondering what she was
going to say.
"Dear, good frieuds," said little
Eva, "I am afraid 1 shall soon go
away to join tho bright-winged host
on high."
Tho negroes prostrated themselves
on tho ground, and, with piteous cries
and lamentations, besought their
young mistress to remain with them.
Uncle Tom stood up, with tho tears
streaming down his honest black faco.
and shouted:
"Here's just one ting. Missey Eva,
kin fotch yo' back when you's mos'
gone, and I'se got it right hyar."
"What is it?" asked the child; "tho
Gospel you sang about?"
"No, honey, it am dat ar mediciu' I
done bought down at de store, '' and
with these words ho produced a small
bottle of Dr. dander's fiolden Godsend
and Restorer of Lost Health, and ad
ministered a teaspoonful in a wine
glass of water to tho sainted child.
Eva immediately arose, completely
restored to strength, and signed a cer
tificate setting forth the wonderful
nature of her cure. She is now prac
ticing for a race on one of Hlobbs'
bicycles.
This may bo regarded as a com
bination ad., the expenso borne mu
tually by Dr. Gander and tho bicycle
manufacturer, between whoso wares
there can. of course, b no competi
tion. J hen there will probably bo
something in this vein:
"Like a ray from far beyond. nlaut
tho golden, mellow dawn," said Sybil
Craydocke. in her quick, original way,
as they all stood watching tho sh.'idows
fall on the distant heights of Old
Gray lock.
Harry Thorne said nothing, but he
glanced at Rosalind, and tho bright
color flitted across her cheek; she did
not speak at once. Her sweet faco
was aglow with enthusiasm, and as
sho turned it toward tho young man.
there was a swift, answering light in
his eyes that deoponed her rosy blush.
"It seems to me," said Sybil to Uncle
Marmadnke, as they stood apart,
"that those two wore made for each
other made from tho beginning, and
havo been growing nearer and nearer
over since. Thoy are tho true polos of
a battery, and there is a shock and a
spark whenever thoy meet. How
wonderful Is tho power of true love!"
"And how wonderful tho forces of
nature," said Uncle Marmadnke, "the
electric-battery of which you speak! Is
it not a perpetual reminder of tho far
off gates whore tho countless throngs
aro passing to and fro?"
"Yes," murmured Sybil, turning
toward her companion with ono of her
rare smiles; "and tho crystal stream,
with Its golden lilies, too."
They were silent for a moment, and
then the old man said, Impulslvoly:
"Sybil, you've pot the right stuft In
you. You'll excuse the liberty I take,
romembering that I'm odd and eccen
tric, and have been known as a mk.
I'm going to glvo you something as a
remembrance of this sanctified hour.
Here It Is."
"A present! How good of you.1'
She took tho small parcel and opened
it eagerly. Then she clasped his hauda
eugorly In hors, and exclaimed, with
trembling voice:
"How can I thank you?"
"Do you know what It is?"
She lifted her faco to his, radiant
vSth omotlon. Her eyes wero moist
and her voice wavered like tho wind
swept forost, as sho answered: "It Is
Dr. imioui.' Electric lioautlfler, It
opons tho pores of tho bkln and gives
ono a oomplexlon like tho roso dawn.
Oh, how can I thank you?"
This tyl hns a nooloty flavor which
iniuros suutuMs uod ciommanda u high
T PARAGRAPHS.
--A knotty piece of timber must
have smooth wedges.
"None but the brave deserve tho
fair." And even the brave can't live
with some of 'em. Life.
-It is proposed to discard tho use of
rivets for steam boilers and to weld
them Instead by electricity.
District messenger boys grow up
to be good and useful men. They aro
never fut. N. O. Picayune.
It Is one of tho distressing anoma
lies of modern life that the man who
can't sing does sing. Hurlingtou Free
Press.
He "1 wash my hands of you for
ever." She- "And let me suggest.
George, that you also change your
cuffs." --Hurlington Free Press.
About the only difference between
a boodler and a thief is that one holds
a public otlieo of trust and the other is
too decent and consistent to push him
self in politic?. Detroit Free Pres.
Deacon- -"! was terribly shocked,
my dear, to discover on my way home
from church a match game of base-ball
being played on the vacant lot near the
park." Wife - " Was it that which
makes you so late, deacon?" Epoch.
-Cabby (who has received his eor
rect fare) "Call youueclf a gentleman?
Why. I keeps a better looking gentle
man than you to black my boots." Fare
-"Pity you don't keep another to wash
your face!" -Pick Me Up.
It has always been observed in
public bodies that married men are in
variably the best debaters. They may
not havo a chanco to talk much at
home, but they have unexampled op
portunities to observe and learn.
Soinerville Journal.
Class in Physiology "Will some
member of the class explain how wu
hear things?" llright Sprig - "Some
body tells pa .something down town,
men pa tells it ina as a profound se
cret, then ma tells it at, the sewing so
ciety meeting, and then w e all hear it.'"
Omaha World.
llosalie "Did you have a nice
time at Mrs. Ferguson's the other evening?-'
Mabel "). delightful! Hut
such awfully homely girJs as were
there!" Kosalie "So Mr. Summerly
was telling me: he said there wasn't a
decent looking one in the room." Chi
cago News.
So much reiteration of the time
honored statement that matches arc
made in heaven often leads to the sus
picion, in view of many recent mar
riages, that Lucifer has crept back,
"uubeknowst." into the celestial
sphere, where he is once more setting
matrimonial matters at sixes and sev
ens, ii' i'r his reputed ancient custom.
Some years nco
Mi'I.ennaii county,
on one of my leu",
utile to walk. Tlie
t was thrown from n horse In
and received u frightful wound
1 or mom than a yt.ar I was un
wound ulcerated and refused
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uml I iwnl It lreelv.llllll I shall lleVtT Bet tlirOUUll
S.s, was recontmenueu,
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My physician ald I had Uright's disease. I.atex
I Inula bad attack of gravel. sl. years ago last ,
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ORDER BY MAIL.
Ono jmlr No. 1 ciiuini Utirk (iauntlct i
1. SO, poafcii-o jtaitl, for fi.50 nfxxJa.
Order iiiistl.liig und eviTthIili! 'U U'nnt to
cat to tike or "i near, anil yn will jjet the
CUM.'". unl t mm vee at all tlim. cjrder n I
DHIill U ' ". "1 tli.. Mt llinr I ,rr! coiitalultn; I
tirict ' I i. it'., uouurtn eiit. ik hiiii-k inner anianie
iiil-ii : uiti.iii Biiitfrte. It w III ) oil to bnto
SMITH'S CASH STORE
l.urjrettlOcneral Dealcrx wc-at of
MImIm-IoiiI Klvt-r,
410 FRONT STREET,
iUT -tAat I
HUKK Ct'KK VOK 11 1. KM.
Ono Ihi.t has runsl the wort re of ten ver'
..M i . i.i i .i i.i ii . .. .i 1 1 i. t ,1 1 , ..
Mundlur. So one tussl suflVr ten minute utter
ijsIhk Klrk'H lierman Hie Ointment. It abkorbs
ttimo. alUvs the Itehlnir. arts s n noitltlce.
cive relief. Dr Klrk"s German Vile Ointment
In prepared only for Piles and Itohlnq of the
private parts, and nothing el.e. Kvery box Is
warranted
sold by Drucglsts aud sent by mall on receipt
of price, 11.00 per box. J. J. Mack A Co., Whole
sale AKent, San Francisco.
There Is no mau
poct for the Rood.
so bad but has a secret re
Old smoker prefer "Tanslll's Punch" oc.
Cinar to most 10 centers.
Kvery ultimate fact Is only the brt of a new
erie.
The. very tWf irti.v to know whether or
not Dobbins' Klectric Soap i.s a good ns
It is sulci to be, is to try it yourself. It
can't deceive you. He sure to get no imi
tation. There are lots of them. Auk your
grocer for just one bar.
What Is becoming Is honorable, aud what is
honorable Is becoming.
J. II. Fink. ClirmrMt nnd Ansayer,
6v Washington st,, Portland, O. Packages by
tn.ill or express promptly attended to.
"Ilrown'M llroiicliliil TrochOM" are
of great service In subduing Hcvu-seness. &Ut
ouiy tn boic,
That best becomes a man which he Is by na
ture Intended to perform.
I CURE FITS!
I Jo oot mran mewljr to utop tbem for ft tliur and
then hT Uieui return in. 1 uean a nulloaJ cure.
Ihtenuul Uie iUwam ot nw, kjiliciky or rxtx
IMi K1CE.SK8S llfe-lonK ntudj. I warrant tujr reroedi
to curj the worri c&vss. His-aum othera hire tailed If
no rvasoii for uot uow reoWrln a cure. 8nd at onoe
tut a treatlM and a trv botUe of mj Infallible nmtslj.
OIto EitireM and INxt OtSoe.
II CJ. ROOT M O. lOIWlSt-.Nesr York.
$160 PER MONTH
And expenses to represent the
l'aoilic Lain! and Loan Co.
In this county. Hestof references rtqulred. Ap
ply at Home Otllco,
Flood It ii I Id In if. Hau Krunclnoo. Cnl.
The above Picture licimtent
CAPTAIN S. GREENWOOD,
Master onte steamship Kanawla.
About a year ago lio observed a htrango
r haiiKO 111 his feeling, lie felt tiretl in
stead ol vigorouH; nervous Instead of
ftronp. His, apnetllo became poor and his
leeji broken, llo trieil to overcome the.so
feelings, but they would uot go. Ho then
noticed pains niul irritation in the water
channels, mill that tho iluUls pus.setl wero
often thick nnd with a fcoum on top or a
brick-dni.t sediment at tho bottom. All
them wero tho Mire.syinptomB of that fear
ful disease, Catarrh of tho liladder, which
has always been considered Incurable, and
they continued until tho Captain was lu
a terrible condition. Hut ho Is tho picture
of health und vigor to-day, and he owes
it entirely to that wonderful medicine,
Hunt's Itemed)'. Capt. (Ireunwood says:
"I am m certain of tho great value) o
Hunt's Kemedy, that I ahvny carry ti aup
xily on rihiphoartl for tho uses of my men.
unci I presenile H wnciiuvcriney itru lining.
After curing mo ns It did, nnd restoring my
wife, fwhoin tho hcxt nlivslclans of
iihyHicians oi no
YorK said was ciyiug oi tumor,) to purtcci.
dying of
health, 1 swear by IL"
This Great Kemedy nb'nluUlv cures nil
Kidney, Liver and Urinary DUctiscs.
For Kale by all DenlorH.
C. X. CllITTi:NTOK, Ootiornl Airfiit,
1IB XfultoH Bt., N. V.
Smt Jir pamiAUt la th llunl'i famny CVi., TYort
daux, K. I,
t
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f;rdlE'e
;unuo
REMEDY
,SL , 'CM
Dr. Pa s
The Great
ign'iEt .co
INDIGESTION!
jj...c'i
Fi!"MJll' ---i-
AND CONSTIPATION.
A Regulator of the Liver Kidneys.
A WKCIFIO J'Olt 1
Scrofula, Rheumatism, j
Salt Rheum, Neuralgia,
And all other blood and Skin Diseases. '
JMRDEE'
REMEDY
Jiucni'jnv
ppzttia
IPIFIIU tf
it7jfi'ai.i"'-i.
r; .
I fW
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It I.J a positive) euro or all thosei 1'iiinfi.l, De lie-iito I
Coinplitiuts ami roinplirntnl trouhloH nail 'V,;ikiH,'H'rt j
column'! union:; e;r Vivctt, Mothers and luu;:lit r:..
Tho e in;c;L in imniodiuto ami Itihtini;. Two cr t3.r'f
tlowi i f Dr. Pardee's Itcincdy taken daily keeps
tiif llixxl cool, tho liver aud kldnoyn ai tivo, and will en
tirely eradicate) from tho r-yhtein all trnccri of r-'erofula,
Salt Uheuin, or any oilier form eif hlood elihoaK. 1
No jiiedicino ovur intnxluccd in tid i c ountry hu mot j
w itlt Mich ready Kalo, nor irun sueh univurHitl hatitefaction
mm
(tt C'f1
3U23rj,.im
PIICCtlXD
Ijrji'l'al -.
irsftKtn tv
wlienever ubcd an that of Dr. Pnnk'U s Itint:ly.
TliiH rcmuily luiti inson ummI in tho lionpitulH throti.Oiout
tlio old world for tho past twenty-llvo years, as a Hpt rifle
for tho ttlxivo diHoasem, ami it lias and will euro vhen all
other Ho-ealled remodlos fa'l. j
Semi for pauiphleit of ttwtimonialK from Hioso who liav I
Ikjcii etireel by Uh tiw?. Drtib'trists full it at $1.00 ior
PRDEE'E
mm
RFMrny
iKittlo. Trj' it ami bo e!' ivinccl.
MAf Ur-AOTUVKI) JlV
Pardee Medicine Compaq, Rochester, N, Y.
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PPPRICES
CREAM
gAKlNg
IU mrwrlor rtcellwoe pruteu tn miiliool of home for
more than a quarter of a unttuy. It It uxxl br the
United Htatn Horernrnent. F.nIorxs1 br the heada ot
the Great Unirerr'tlea u the Stiontrt-st, l'urwl and most
HealthfoL Irr. Prlce't tVrtun llaklrxir rnwdei does not
oonlain Amnxtnta, Lime or Alum. Hold nnlr In eana.
PIUCK HA kino rowpKn e:o.
NKW YORK. CII1CCIM1 HAN KRANCtSCO
A TUERK
WATER MOTER
NEW
10 to 12 Horsepower,
W illi
AUTOMATIC GOVERNOR,
For Pale Cheap. Adthoss
lVJHSl Ac I JEY,
lOHTI,,XI. OIIK;OX.
HOW TO ACT I ADVICE FREE I
MnnuilfHiigfriim l.oat Vluror,
Ntoii lotIIHj-, l're
ninturt) IIcpJIiic, etc, re
aiatlof from luitUcretlotni.eioefsca.
3 iiretl m tllioul.Stoiii
Ii rtiiritliiB. tj
HE M STON TREATMEIT.'
StaUilbcokiml'rrr. AJJnii. M
FOR kL
rnM...-rrriu1'
It hns permanently cured tiiouhands
of eitses prououiicocl liy doctors) hope
less. If you huvo proiuonltory symp
toins, Hiich uh .t'outrh, nilHcMilty of
Uronthlntr, &e don't doliiy, but tiso
lMSO'S UUH13 i-oh CONSUMPTION
innnodlutoly. By Druggists. '45 conta.
S5.2H10 w.,Vkra,Vr.
jietencl w ho can I'lirnlsh it Idtse H id glvo their
ttliol" llnio to the iislni'Mt. k.tjurc iii'.ine'its may bet
jriilllalilye-mplovilaiHii. A fete v:e4iiiclt-tliitowni
illdcllli-t ll. r JOHN-OX.' C'ti.. bil Main Ht.,
H'ctit't'iti' X'1
.V. B.- Plfnut ttate agr niut buslnem experience,
ttt itr vtiiut about tcwilng ifuinp lor reply, B.F.
J. A fin.
fk CTUM A CAN BE CURED.1
Ad I IT IV1 A A trlul bottle ptnlFreo to
jnyono tUUIctetl. Un. TAKT UltU., I'oche ater, JJ.Y.
FOR
IPARCECE
KEIEEFHE3
REMEDY
I AND GrCAl
ISLtCIirU'uTi
IFRICE 11.00.
imtua st
rtntrtci'.:
iPiiRDEE'S
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REMEDY
ANU CTCAT
jucorjriiT:
rnxEiico
PARDEE'S
ItEllBFHEO
IREMEDY
I AND CtM
I3LCM PLiTBl
I mums ttl
LriUUKWi
VIGOR
Restored
Cure iREMEDY
lrV AND Grf M
ai3icoofur.irr
'Ptfirtu ii
Ulolw.
' price. -N. Y. Truth.
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