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IN V EN T IO N S.
T r lfl**« W h i c h K u r i c l i c i i 'I 'h o i o W h o f i r d
I t •*c o g n i z e d T h e i r L 't i l i l y .
CURREN T
S U P E R S T IT IO N S *
Information Obtain*-«! from OM W diu M
In Countries Near and Far.
T h e funeral procession must not
cro ss a river.
T h e last name a dying person ca lls is
the ne xt to follow.
A dish-cl oth hu n g on a door-k nob Is i — T h e cl i m a t e of A fgh anistan is so
a sign of dentil iu a family.
very dry t h a t without i rrig a tio n noth­
T h e corp se muet not pas* twice over ing can be gro wn below an elevatio n
any part of the sa m e road.
of 3,5 00 fe€t, a t w hich point dew first
j
T o dance on th e ground indicates I begins to form.
During tho s u m m er
d is a ster or death within a year.
season the people live chiefly on m el­
|
W h o ev er works on a sick p e r s o n ’s ons, w h ich a r e grown in su ch qu an­
dross he o r she will die withiu a year. tities that siru p is made from them.
Jf a hoe bo c a r r ie d th roug h a house • — T h o Lon don
pavements, which
!
some one w ill die be fo re the y e a r if j st rik e e very v isito r from this side o f
out.
i he w a ter as so perfect, a re r ec eiv in g
Jf th irteen sit a t a table the one who a tre m endous amount of loca l a bu se
rise* first will a o t live t h ro u g h the now. H o od and as ph alt a re too slip ­
No. 4 0 0 .— A n a g ra m —A Mystic Bird.
year.
pery: m a ca d a m c a n 't stand the heavy
£¿50.01 JO.
Many men of many minds.
Tin • person on whom th e eyes o f a wear. T h e opinion is freely heard
.Vs la rg e a sum as was e v e r ob tained
Many birds of many kinds;
fly in;* pcinoii lust res t will be the first
th a t London “ h a s not yet solved the
for any inventio n was en joyed by the
Some are dun and some a re g av —
to die.
pro blem of street pavements, and
W hich is this one/ tell me, pray.
Y a n k ee who invented the inverted
W ho ever co unts the c a r r ia g e s a t a ! teem s as fa r off from it as e v e r . ”
Ho is often seen whore the river winds, glass bell to h a n g ov er gas j e t s to pro­
pa ssing funeral will die within the
But seldom found among tho “ pines
tect ceilin g s from being black ened
- At ari* ofd homestead n e a r ffrinit*-
year.
smoke.
N o. 4 0 1 . — E n i g m a .
T o break a lookin g -g lass is a sign of i by. Out., t h e r e is a G reen in g ap ple
T
h
e
inventor
of
the
ro
ller
s
k
a
te
has
My first Is in a can of “Vile,”
d ea th in the family be fore the year tree one hu ndred years old, the
made $1,01)0,000. no tw ithsta n ding the
My second is in every “dale,"
bra n ch es of w hich co ver an a r e a of
closes.
My third’s in “egg,"
fact th a t his patent had nearly exp ir ed
If th ee persons look at the same forty feet, and which has frequ en tly
My fourth in “ beg,"
before the value of it was a scertain ed
Ami like an earwig in a “ra il"
tim e into a m ir ro r one will die within ‘ yielded from se venteen to tw en ty b a r­
in the croze for ro ller sk a t i n g that
rels of m a r k e t a b l e fruit.
My fifth. My next bfin the “ m ud,"
the year.
spread
o
v
er
t
h
e
co
untry
a
few
years
My seventh is found in King “ Ehud,"
— In a nu m ber of test s applied to
T
h
e
clock
should
be
stopped
a
t
the
ago.
My eighth’s in “ ram ,"
masonry, a c c o rd in g to Prof. B a k e r , of
tim
e
of
death,
a
*
its
ru
nn
in
g
w
ill
bring
,
T h e g im le t-p o in te d s c r e w h a s p ro ­
My ninth in “Cam ,"
Illln oi* U n iv e r sity , piers of o rd ina ry
d u ced m o re w e a lth th a n m o st s ilv e r ill luck.
My tenth in sweet Miss “ Maidenhood,"
m in e s, an d th e ( 'o n n e c t i c u t m an w ho
If one dies, and no r i g o r m ortis en ­ bric k and co m m on lime m o r t a r stood
My last in neither “ bad” uor “good,”
firs t th o u g h t o f p u ttin g c o p p e r tip s on sues. it indicates a speedy second death a p re ssu re of a little ov er 1,50 0 pounds
Now for my whole. Conceive a crowded
per sq u a re inch, wffiieh is eq ual to tho
th e to e s o f c h i l d r e n 's s h o e s is a s w ell in the family.
room,
o ff ns it hn had in h e r ite d $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,
L it up with candles to expel the gloom—
Jf a h e a rse is drawn by two white i w eigh t of a column of b r ic k 2,000 feet
A stage, on which our dazzled eyes we fix,
fo r t h a t 's th e a m o u n t h is id e a h as
hors es death in th e n e ig h bo rho od will ; high, with or dinary Portland cem ent
A clever man who shows diverting tricks—
re a liz e d fo r h im in c o ld , c la m m y c o iil.
m o r t a r the stren g th was so m ew h a t
And you w ill have a very curious skill,
T h e common ne edle t h r e a d e r , which o c c u r iu a m oath.
Thut has been used for ends both good and ill.
It is un lucky in a funeral f o r those more than 2,500 pounds per sq ua re
ev ery one has seen for sale, and which
ev ery woman owns, was a boon to present, to r< pass t he ho use w her e death j inch, o r th e w eigh t of a co lu m n of
No. 462. —Drop L etter Puzzle.
bric k masonry 3,fiU0 feet high.
needle users. T h e man who invented has occurred.
A-i-d-n-h-h-n-i-w-r-li-w-i-t-e-u-h.
-A H erm an liv ing in Weehavvken
it has an inco me of $ l 0 , 0 U 0 a y e a i rom
If rain falls on a new-made g r a v e
Supply missing letters and find a very com­
his invention.
th e r e will be a n o th e r death in the fa m ­ sent a l e tt e r to th e su perin ten den t of
mon proverb.
A m in is t e r in E n g la n d m a d e $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ily within tho year.
C a s tle Harden offering him $1 if he
by in v e n tin g an odd toy th a t d a n c e d
No. 4 0 3 . — C h a r a d e .
If the g r a v e i* left open ov er Sund ay w'ould find a wife for him who would
by w in d in g it w ith a s t r in g .
As I w ent ou t am on g th e men,
come up to th e sp ecificatio ns given in
1 saw a boy w hose n am e w a s ----- ;
Thu man who invented the return a n o th e r death will o c c u r be fo re the the letter.
4 e said: “ sh e m ust be a
And w hile 1 stood and w atch ed th em hay,
ball, an o rd ina ry wooden Imll, with a Su nday following.
1 saw a bird, it w as a ----- ;
g olden-haire d
Du tch
T o k eep the co rp se in the ho use ov er rosN -ch eeked ,
ru
bb
er
strin
g
a
tta
ch
ed
to
pull
it
back,
1 also saw a pretty wren
girl, t w e n t y y ea r* old. five fe**t tall,
made
$
1,000,000
from
it.
Sunday
wiil
brin
g
death
in
the
family
C oine out and lin ger with t h e ----- ;
w e igh ing not ov er 125 pounds, plump,
T h o person who inven ted the most! b e fo re th e y e a r is out.
1 turn ed my step s to th o fo re st, w here
and ‘w ith a waist t a p e rin g g e n t ly from
A m ong th e hazel 1 saw a ----- ;
re c en t popular toy, “ Pigs in C l o v e r , ’ ’ I
It
is
unluck
y
to
pass
t
hro
u
g
h
a
■
And clo se to th e border 1 did espy
will be rich be fore the leaves turn this funeral, e i th e r between the c a r r i a g e s ! th e head and fe et.’ S h e m ust be of a
A la rg e and beautifu l field o f ----- ;
autumn. He was poor last Novem ber.
modest, re tirin g disposition and very
b u t n igh t was coin in g, 1 hud to run
or tlu* lil«*s of m ourners or* foot.
P it ts b u r g h P re s s .
T o reach my hom e e re th o settin g — %
.
„ . ■
If rain falls into an open g r a v e a n ­ »industrious.”
T h e New J e r s e y man who hit upon
th e Idea of a t ta c h i n g a ru b b er e ra s in g
tip to th** end of lewd p en cils is wortn
fgUO.UMj.
T h o m in er who Invented a metal
rivet or ey elet at each end of the mouth
of co at and tro u sers po ck et to resist
the stra in caused by the c a r r ia g e of
pieces of ore and heavy tools, has mails
N o. 4."»!». M a t h e m a t i c a l l y D e s c r ib e d .
A triangle having three acute angles sup­ m ore money from his le tt e rs patent
ported by elongated hide*; a circle minus a than he would have made had h s
slight a rc ; two right angles formed by u per­ stru ck a good vein of g o ld -b ea rin g
pendicular and u horizontal, a line, an acute
qu artz.
angle; u plumb; a horizontal bisected by a
E v ery one has seen the metal plates
perpendiculur, forming two rectangles, and
an acute angle supported by an upright. The t h a t a re used to protect the heels and
whole will represent a word applicable to tbs soles of rough shoes, bu t e very one
m eutal state of tlio solver of this problem.
doesn t know th a t w ithin ten y e a r s the
man who hit upon the idea has made
Now put to g e th er all th e se things,
And a noted m an b efore you springs.
A m on g » h a n g e rs u good m a n n e r is th e best
re c o m m e n d a tio n , fo r u g re a t d e a l d e p e n d s u p o n
first im p r e s s io n s.
W hite Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng­
land, Dragon of China, Cress of Switzer,
land, Banne r of Persia, Crescent of Egypt-
Double Eagle of Russia, S t a r of Chili, The
Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
D r .
C.
M e L a n k ’ s
C k i . k h r a r u n
O
o
o
o o
o o
o
o
o
BROKEN
L iv e r
P i l l s , price 2ft cents, and mail us the out­
side wrapper with your address, plainly
written, and 4 cents in stamps. W e will
then mail you the above list w ith an ele­
gant package of oleographic and chro­
matic cards.
A t D p , i «. o is t * an d D e a l e r s .
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baitim or«. Md.
S «
win* I iuvp used P lso ’a
Our** fo r t'*iii-u m j*ti..u
**> it i-B K M T O F A L L .
Sold every w here. 'J6c.
is
F IT S !
I do not m ean m erely t * stop th em fo r a tim e and
•Leu have them return again I m ean a ra d ica l c u re .
I have m ade th e disease o f F i l s , K F1L k p b \ or F a l l ­
in g Hit KNK.S* a life-lon g study,
[w a r r a n t my rem edy
to c u r- the worst cases
B e cau se o th e rs have ta ile d ia
qu reason fo r no t n o * receivin g a cure
Se n d a t o n ce
.or a tre a tise anti a free b o ttle o f my in fa llib le rem edy.
Give Express and Post Office.
F l e m i n g B r o s ., P i t t s b u r g , P a .
I-ove ¡» ¡th e tru«* p r ic e a t w h ic h lo v e is b o u g h t, j
(o ia w u n ip ito n M ir e lf C u r e d .
T o t h e E d i t o r :— P leaMe in fo rm y o u r re ad ers
th a t I h a v e a j»<»Hitive re m e d y fo r th e ab o v e
n am e d d is e a se .
B y its tim e ly u se th o u s a n d s \
o f h o p e le ss e a se s h a v e b een p e r m a n e n tly c u r e d . ,
I s h a ll l>e g lad to sen d tw o D ottles o f m y rem e-
d y f r e e to a n y o f y o u r re a d e rs w ho h a v e coh - j
s u m p tio n if th e y w ill s e n d m e t h e ir e x p re s s
a m i p o sto ttie e a d d re ss . R e s p e c tfu lly ,
T . A. SL O C U M . M. C ., l s l P e a r l a t., N ew Y o rk .
H G ROOT M C
18S Pearl 8 t . New York.
I p rescrib e and fu lly en-
d o rse B ig <; as th e only
sp ecific for th e c e rta in cure
o f th is d isease.
G. H . IN G R A H A M . M 1».
A m ste rd a m , S . Y.
W e h a v e sold B ig (■ for
m a n y y e a rs, a n d .t 1 ms
^ iv e n t h e b est o f sutia-
_ a c t io n .
T h e c o u n tr y is flood ed w itli p o o r im ita tio n s o f
“ S e a l o f N o rth C a ro lin a P lu g C u t S m o k in g
T o b a c c o ."
D . R . DYC’ H F » CO..
C h icag o, ill.
91*00«
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S o ld by D r u g g is ts ,
A B IG SH O W
P a n a m a S p e c i f i c w ill a lw a y s re lie v e la d ie s .
P le a s a n t to ta k e
G u a ra n te e d to s u c c e e d o r j
m o n e y refu n d e d . O n c e trie d you w ill n e v e r b e i
w ith o u t it. B y re g iste re d m u ll! $1.50. S en d p o s ta l j
n o te to P a n a m a S p e c ific C o .,b o x
O a k la i d .t al
Its auperlor excellence proven iu millions of bomeafoi
more than a quarter of a century. I t ie uaed by the
United States Government. Endorsed by the heads of
the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most
Healthful. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder doee not
contain Amcnonia, Lime or Aium. Sold ouly iu caua
P R IC E B A K IN G P O W D E R fXJ.
NKW YO RK.
CHICAGO
BAN FRANCISCO.
• m ith ’s C a s h S to r e , 418 F r o n t S t .. 8. F ., C a l
larg est g e n e ra l d e a le rs w est o f t h e M ississip p i
R iv er. D ry G ood», N o tio n s, H o sie ry , U n d er­
wear ; W ail P a p er, S t a tio n e r y ; B la n k e ts , B ed ­
d in g ; B o o ts , au d S h o e s ; C a n n e d G oods, Dry
t r a it s . W ood en, T in , C ro c k e ry , G lass .G r a n ite
and H ardw are. M e a t, F is h , P ro v is io n s, H on ey,
G rain , F e e d , G ro c e rie s , P u re S p ic e s , S eed s, B e ­
a n s ; D rugs, M e d e ciu e s ; C lo c k s , A m m u n ltto a ,
R u b b e r G oods, T e u ts , aud q u a n t it ie s o f o th e r
goods a t lo w est p r ic e s fo r C ash o n ly . S en d 2 a
s ta m p fo r fu ll lis t b y first m a il, an d le arn h ew
*• liv e c h e a p a n d w e ll a t s m a ll c o s t : 32 y e ars tan
b u sin e ss. C u sto m e rs In every C ou n ty w eased
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9
Little Chute W u May 21. 1883.
S w e llin g s
Suflered three year* with swelling* from impure
blood ured by externa« u*e ot St Jacob* 0U_ No
ARNOLD VON HANDEL.
ietwrn in five year*.
I CURE
oi . spinney ;
c
A l w a y s T h e r e . Palmyra Mich. May 19. '¡»3
Have iucd St. Jacob* Oil tor lament** with t>e*t
reauit*. have handled It for twelve years, alwayj
la stock.
8 P WHiTMARSH. Urug*ut.
N»» longt*r talk h I mii t th e k in d i f a (tersoli A i
good m an ought to in' b u t in* »n eh .
I
s
FOR LAMENESS AND SWELLINGS!1
I u t l i e H ip .
Utica. Faltos Co., 111., June, '83 .
Threw or four year* ¿go was taken with Laiaen«.**
In hip. wa* ia bed part of time tried ssverM ilo»
tor» without bra*ht; a a* cured by three or foai
application of 8t. Jacob* Oil
WU. HAKP£K.
ju r y . can com e only w hen tl ere is in «»ur
bodies s* ra e in if u r ity of t ‘ e blood which
we h av e not su fficient v ita lity to th row off
w ith o u t help. T h e r fore. Hi»* proper th in g
to do i* to gei iin m ed iat Iv th e iie c e -**i\
h elp. No aid i> so effectiv e a* B kan
u r k t h ’ s P i l l s .
W h en you feel th ese ills
c o ilin g on ta k e from th re e to ten of t hese
p ills, acco rd in g to you r w eight, and be r e ­
lieved a t once. N ev er put off* th e feelin g
by th in k in g you wiil soon lie over it. la k e
th e p ills and do not rack th e c o n stitu tio n .
Oh in. ro c a n d M.
* o ld bv I.. H lu m atter A- C o ., W h o le s a le D ru g ­
g is t» , P o r tla n d . Or.
o th e r bu rial in the c em etery will o c cu r *
— Don m a rk lias a new and unique
wit h in t h ree days.
No. 4 0 4 . — C ro i is o t t e .
At a funeral m iterin g a c h u r c h be fo re j society. It is ca lled th o “ Celibacy
G reat City uf (lie Laud.
O ld
T im e
S m o k e t 'H
If you want to got. an idea of the the m ourners means death to some of A ss ura nce «Society,” its o b j e c t bein g to
provide
for
women
who
c
a
n
’t
o
r
won’t
Who know a good thing when they see it. ,
num ber of people who a r e a t work the e n te r in g party.
T o put on a bonn et o r h a t of one In m a rry . Prem iums begin a t the ag e of cannot in* fooled by a poor Imiuitatiou of !
down-town men, women, boys and
the
well-known “Seal of North Carolina“
^
F0F^ ^
n b I.
g irls ta k e y ou r stand any ev e n in g at m ou rning is the sign th a t you will wear ! th irteen and end at forty. A t the lat­ Plug Cut Tobacco.
t
e
r
a
g
e
an
unm
arried
woman
r
ec
eiv
es
one
be
fore
tin*
y
e
a
r
is
out.
tho In te rse ct ion of W a sh in g to n and
H e a r i n m i n d t h a t th e g e n u i n e " S e a F I
If any one co mes to a funeral a f te r j an annuity for life. If sh e m a r r i e s at c o s ts y o u n o m o r e t h a n th e m a n y t r a s h y i
S t a t e st reets, from w hich point more
p l u g c u ts t h a t s o m e d e a le r s c a r r y .
s t r e e t ca rs pull out than any o t h e r in th** procession s t a r t s a n o t h e r d e a t h will ! any tim e a f te r ta k in g o u t a po licy sh e
I t has p e r m a n e n t l y c u r e d t h o u s a n d s
See that vou get the S al of North Caro- *
forfeits all cla im s on the so ciety . T h e lina, and you will smoke no other tobacco. 1 o f cases pronounced by doctors liope-
the oily. T h e s t re a m of humanity o c cu r in the same house.
iess. I f you have pre monitory sy m p ­
seem s endless. E a ch h u r r y i n g homo,
In Switzerland, if a g r a v e is left open j profits of tho society a r e e x p e cted to be
toms, such as Cough, Difficulty of
and each a p p a r en tly hap py t h a t I tie ov er Sunday, it is said that within four j enough to provide well for m em b ers $75.22 TO
i
Breathing, A©., don’t delay, but nee
p refp n pd Who cun iurnlnh h h<»r.M* un-1 *riv.* th e ir | P I H O S »XTRE f o r C O N SU M P T IO N
who n e v er marry.
day's work is done. 1 stood there, the weeks one of th e village will die
w hole tim e to th e i-udineas. S p a re m om en ts m ay b e ,
o th e r ev en in g w a tching the hurrying
— It is said that in t h e 'S o u t h e r n pa rt p ro fitab ly employ«»«! ulsn. A few vacancies in tow ns • immediately. By Druggists ‘i o cents.
If. during sick ness, a pair of sh ears
ktn»l cities, il. «''. JlllIN N O .V i ' C o ., PHty M ain S t..
R e w a r d — I t you n a v e a n Old rtore tlm t n e ed s
throng,
when
a
boy
about
fifteen
years
j
f
Russia
the
peas
an
ts
use
a
coin
of
HIeh»***»n»L V a
he dropped in su ch a m anner that the j
S ta r t from any circle, and, counting tbul
enrf . h t a liu g , a n d That o th e r r e m e d ie s h a v e fa ile d to
y . B.~ Plea*e state aae ar i f bv nines* experience.
circle “ 1,” count tbo n ext “2 ,” the n ext in th* old, with his tin lunch -box, was pass­ point stick s into the floor, it ind ic a tes j ritich sm all value t h a t i t would t a k e Never m in d about tending stamp fo r reply. K p I h e a l; o r a b re a k in g o u t o r it c h in g o f t h e s c a lp
o r b o d y ; o r a B o il, B u rn , C u t, o r a n y a ilim n t f»»r
ing. J thought 1 knew him, and spoke the death of the sick person.
250.000 of them to buy an A m e rica n J. <k, Co.
saiuo direction “ 3,” and tho n ext “ 4.”
w h ic h a S a lv e is s u it a b le , buy a Jo-cvut b o x of
Cross out tho circle counted “4."
his name.
He turned back and looked
V\ hen a woman who has be en sew- j dollar, and these coin s a r e so sc a r c e
V l e x i c m i H a l v e , w h ic h
is
W a rra n te d to
C u re w h en e v e r y th in g e ls e f a ils . If u o t k e p t by
S ta r t again from any circle not crossed at me under the g a s-lig h t.
tliat
a
man
who
has
a
hundred
is
ing puts he r t h im b le on the ta b le as !
!
y
o
u
r
d
r
u
g
g
is
t
sem
i
25
c
e
n
ts
iu
s
ta
m p s to J . C.
out. Count us before either in the same or
i DEMENT, A g t.. A sto r ia . U r., a n d r e c e iv e a b o s
“ You d on’ t know m e ? '1 1 asked. If f sh e sits down to e«t, it is a sign that j looked upon as rich , and one w ho has
in tho reverse direction, and cross out tht
said he didn't, hut when 1 told him my sh e w ill he left a widow if she m arries. a tho usand is co nsid ered very wealth y.
circle counted “4."
Crossed circles, though not to bo started name In* said, *•(), yes,'* in his boyish
A common sa y in g in E ngland is: It is s t ra n g e to th in k a person w ealth y
from , a re to bo included in tho count of four, way, and offered his hand.
I had not “ Happy is the co rp se the rain fulls wiio owns two-fifths of a cen t, and
and a re uot to bo pussed over because crossed seen him for six years . W h e n I last
o n .”
This be lief e x i s t s also in Hie 5 o m forta b'y well off on one twenty-
out.
knew him he was one of u fam ily ol United S t a t e s . T h u s it is said t h a t if f i f t h Qf a c « * n *
----------------• ► —----------------
Continue to count four from any circle uot
; Dr. Spinney & Co.
croKhud out, ttiuJ to c r o s s out tho fourth, until thre e ch ild re n ; his fa th er was a pro s­ rain falls at the tim e of th e funeral it
A S ig n That N e v e r F a il» .
perous m erch a nt, and his m o th er svat is a sign that the dead has g on e to
all tho circles but one a re crossed out.
W
I^ m lity . L oss of Vigor,
.m i
11
V W W O Lonnert, N\,mk Mc...ory, i-^pon
a woman of cu lture and devoted to hei Heaven. C h ic a g o Mail.
“ W illiam ,”
said
Mrs. T r e m b l y ,
dency. Sic., due to excesses o r abuse, cu red .
No. 4 0 3 . —Tr ui if t fo r ui u t Ion*.
home, which was as pre tty as a picture.
••hear that ho rr id dog. Is n't it a w fu l?”
Y O U N C |U|K|M pnffering fro m th e effect*
1 V U IS ly i
Clf yor.n.hufoillcH O T
\ s
Change one letter at u move so th a t th e n
“ W'hore is your father.5*” I asked .
“ Is t h a t the sa m e dog th a t k ep t ua
c re tio n should a v a il them selves o f o ;ir tnuitru» ut.
THE
CARPET
M OTH.
will still rem ain a legitim ate word. For ex­
; A positive cu re g u aran te ed iu every c a se . S y p h ilis.
“
H
e’s
liv
ing
out
in
the
c
o
u
n
t
ry
;
he
ii
a
w
a
k
e
last
n
ig
h
tP
”
ample, hate may I h > changed to love in three
U rinary and \ »'nereal D iseases a l l u u u atu ru l eiis
: ch arg e s, prom ptly aud safe ly cured.
not d oing any th i n g now .”
“ I th in k so.
I t sounds unlueky,
moves: Hate— have— lave—love.
H everHl M c i I k m I* o f At l u c k i n g a n d I»e-
Mti’o y i u g I h i * II ot iM c lio lt l P e n t .
Change Hurd to Easy In live moves.
“ And y o u r m o th e r ? ”
M
ID D L E -A G E D M E N ^ r
d oesn 't it?”
?ase of K id n eys o r B lad d er, W’eak B a c k . Nervous
Change Sin to Woe in three move*.
Whoi*o ca rp e ts aro lined and on lj
“ S h e 's a t h e r m o t h e r’ s i n ------
“ Didn't y en 9ver hear that the how l­
I m obility. W astin g o f S e x u a l S tre n g th , e t c ., cured
! Hud restored to h ea lth y v igor.
Change Neat to Prim in eight moves
tak en up on ce a y e a r a t “ hoiiHc-clean- ing of a dog was a sure sign of death
m entionin g a n o th e r S ta le.
i N . B . P erson s unab le to ^iRlt: us m ay be tre ate d
Change Nnxe U r Pope in five moves.
, a t tn e ir homes, by corresnon»len«*e. M ed icin es an*
in g ,” tin* conditions a r e very f a vora ­ in th e f a m l i y ? '1
“
And
y
our
b
r
o
t
h
e
r
?
”
.n a tru c tio n s sen t by m ail o r exp ress. C’o n su itatio *
Change Hand to Foot in six moves.
t roe. Send 4 c e n ts in stam p s f o r i he Y ou ng Man t
ble for tlie ca rp et bu g's incr ea se, par­
“ A tuch ool, with my aunt.**
“ No. W h >s*i f a m ily ?”
Change Blue to Pink in ten moves.
j h rlend o r G uide to W adlock.
ticularly
w
her
e
th»»
h
o
use-c
lean
ing
is
“ And y ou r little s i s t e r ? ’’
“ T h e dog*»*,'’ said T rem bly , in a firm
' to
a d a y . S a m p le s w orth *>*¿.1.1
No. 4 ( » 0 . — ItlddI«**.
hu rr ie d ly done.
W hen a ho use has
“ S h e is with m a m m a .”
voice, as he stepped out of bed and
I K K K K , L in e s n o t unde»- . ors* s ' feet.
W hy Ls the letter I) like a squalling child?
W rite B r t ' W H f e r
N itr e .y
K r in
on ce be co m e infested, nothing hut the
“ And you a r e a t w o rk ?”
rea ched for h . s rev o lv er.— M e r o h r n l
H o ld e r KU m H u llv , M ic h .
W h a t is tho best plan to prevent crying
“ Yes, s ir; in
s re tail store. 1 most en e rg e tic m ea sures will co m ­ T ra v eler.
when your tooth Is extracted ?
live with some very kind people on tht pletely rid it of the pest, and in c o m ­
say P Iso’fl Cur«* fo r Con­
When Is a young lady like nil acro b at?
sum ption is T H E B E S T
North Side, and am jiiHt out of the shop plete riddance is the only hope, as in
fo r k e e p in g the voice
W hy is a mail w ho never lays a wager aa
r
a
t
o
r
s
4 ’I i m u t e f o r 4 'o iiN U i» t iv e t * .
c le a r, 'if» cen ts.
on my way home."'
U y e a r a very few individuals will so
bad as a regular gam bler?
Tho mo vend olinm to* o f Florida, Colorado ami
Thou he turned away in th e crowd,
At 1 C aliforn ia havo oaoh boon muoh pieaoribod for
and was soon lost. I put the answers Increase as to do great, damage.
! Niifl'orors from lung diaonso, vot thousand* of tho
N early th e S a m e .
l o st
iiksth h k m
ho use-cleaning tim e then, as many native* in tho*«* *tat<*s dio of till* fatal m alady.
which
he
had
given
tog
ether,
and
I
A small child ju st home from Sunday
K«‘a»i Dr. C tilvt-rw eH ’« Celebrnt»-»! *, K - sm . v on
V far more roliahlo romody i* to !•« had in «-wry
room s should bo bared a* on ce ns pos­ ■ Iriiu'
made
out
a
story
which
loft
a
lonely
;
t
h
e
K
a
d
letti
Cur«*
»*f
S
e
m
in
ili
W»*Mkue**s,”
in-
atoro
in
tho
land,
and
ono
that
can
bo
u.sod
BChool informed his futhcr th at he could
' due«*tl l»y «*arly imlis«-rt*ti«ui am i «■ x <-* s < o * h . T h e
nam e the first five books of tho New T esta­ sort of feeling upon me a feeling <>l sible. and the ho use-k eeper should go at homo: h romody whioli i> sold, by druggiNta,
! e ele h rn te d a u th o r , in t l i i - a d m ira b lt* es>a\.
j
und»*r
tin*
n
iaiiiifaoturors'
¡»mitiit
y
u
aran
tet
1 thought of the ho me as 1 carefully ovei the rooms, re m ovin g th at, if tn k i* 11 in 11 in«* and gi\»*u a fa ir tria l, it
m e n t They wore, he said, “ M atthew, Mark, regret.
J e b -a rly d e m o n s tra te s fro m : r ) y e a rs ' >m,«‘«,*--:‘iii
I p r a c t ic e , th a t tli«* a la r m in g c o u s » .ju e m « ■*. o f sa¡»|
Luke, Joh n and H atchet,” and then, thinking had seen it and known it, ami won­ all dust, ami with a hand-atomizer w ill oflWt a ouro, or m oney paid for it w ill !*»•
I dis»*MS«- m ay b«* e iire tl e h t-a p ly . p r iv a te !) and
j promidlv ivhirnod. Wo rofer to tlmt \Y«»rld-
people looked queer, he hesitated uud added, dered wlmt eom biuatio n of circuin- charged with benzine
should puff famod romody f«»r ooti**niuption (or lung
j r a d ic a ll y , n o m a tte r w h at th«* « 'o m litio n o f s n f
“ W ell, butchet or u x; it's uliout tho sums stanees could have possibly broken it.
j fer«*r nut y I*«*. T h is le c tu r e s h o u ld 1»«' in th«
tlu*
liquid
into
all
the
floor fcorofnla) known h * Dr. Ploreo's Goldon M*‘«ti»*al
: h ands of ev«*ry youth and man
Scu t under
thing.
Hut I know it is broken . And that is
blwoovory. It i* tho only n*mody for th is tor-
cracks
and
s, al in a p lain «uivclope. post paid. Free sanipl«*
un
der
the
hase-
riblo
diaiMisc
poss«*sso<i
of
suoh
NU|H*rior
«'iirativo
wlmt I learn ed in watc hing th e crowd
•»f m ed icin e sent on a p p licatio n ,
pronortio* a - to w arrant its m aiiufaoturors in
K e y t o t h e P u z z le r .
boards
until
ev
<ry
cre
v
ice
has
been
in the even in g at that co rner.
1 hope
“oilin g it nndor a guarautoc.
t
T h e ( u l v e r w e l l M e d i c i n e 4 ’o . .
No. 449.—A Puzzle of Sevenths:
The c a r p e ts them selv es.
it was the only st or y of that kind ill the reached.
Ì E s ta b lis h e d 1HT*0. p. O. B o x l »fi. New Y o t k . N. Y
0 u
It A N T
o n ’t haw k, inni b lo w , am t s p it, b u t uao Dr.
beating, should be s a D
thousands who went by. C h ic a g o In lot a f te r thorough
g o ’* < 'a ta rr h K on u sl y. O f d ru ggists.
K >1 u Ü A it B
Ocean.
lightly sprayed with the sam e sub-
A r H 1 0 O T
Th»'
G«»» m I Samaritan help** the unbirtuiiab*
stance,
which
will
q
u
ick
ly
«‘ vnporate.
r K A
il E H
j wayfarer, without asking him lu>u he intcmls
T h e S t r e n g t h o f W heats .
A nd e x p e n s e s t«> re p re s e n t th e
leaving no tabu* a f t e r a hurt time. t»> vot**.
U I N C ■ S
0 K A N u ■ 8
T he stro n g est wheats a re of spring I'ho inflainmahility of in*nzinc should
l * . * i < * i l i « ' I i .' i i k í ; i n « l l , o ; o i C o .
T l i a t 4 a n t a n k e r o u H O I« l % V o m a i*
1 A N A N A
g ro w th ; lhiluth and o ilier
spring ho remem bered, however, and no light
\ In tills coun ty. Best o f r«*fer«*m‘i*s r«*«jn ir«*«!. \p-
I D»*»**rils*»t in tin* nursery ballfttl, “ \vh»t live»l
No. 450.— Crossing the E lv e r: An English­
wheats of th e United S ta te s and C a n ­ should Is* brou gh t n e a r it. T h i s done, | upon n oth in g but vituaU and th in k ." mnt yet
ply at H om e t>ltiee.
man and a servant go over, the Englishm an
Saxonka. Kubanka
and be fore rela y ing the ca rp ets , it will be "w ould never la* q u ie t." was m uloubtediy
Food
K u ild ln g . M an F r a n c i » c o . F a i .
come* back with tho canoe. Two servunta ada. with
tr<>iil>h*«l w itli ehronle lndi>resti»m. Her v ictu als.
( il i i r k a from Russia. T h e s e grew in well to pour into th e c r a c k s n nn der- . lik e t l i » » > i m a il) o ilie r elderly p e rs o n s w hose
go over, one servant comes luick. Two Eng
lishmeu go over, an Englishman and a ser­ latitudes where winter is long and atoly thick mixtur«» of p laster of P a ris d ig e s tiv e p ow ers h a v e b eco m e I m p a in l. d id n ’t
NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.
1 Mgr»»«* w ith her. T h is w as U*for*‘ th e a n a o f
vant couie back. Two Englishmen go over severe, ami sp r in g and su m m er almost and water, which soon sets and tills ll»»stetter*s stom a»*h Bltt«*rs. or so m e o n e «»f h e r
and « servant comes Uick. Two servants go
n u m e n u is f rh 'iid s am i re la tiv e s
w«ntld uu
together, and w her e the season* are them with a solid su bsta n ce into which i i iio
ilb te«ll) liiix c p crsuail«‘«i li»*r to try II»«* g re a t
over and a servant returns. Two servants
reg u la r in these c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s pre­ tin* insects will not enter. T h e n lay ■*p« »*itl«' f»»r »1) sp e p sia , » »mstip« lio n a m t b n iio u s Warrant»*«!
then go over logotlur. Other solutions am
| iii -s
T h is w ou hl h a v e b een a m e a su re »if s»>lf
APHRODITINE-
to c in e
cisely the opposite of those obtuhiing around the bo rders of the room a i»r«deetion on t h e ir p a rt, f»»r s h e w ou ld so»»n
p< ttsiblo.
------- ^
F O U > I> IIY
Is ,-"i.r> «*s »
and lia v e I h *»‘H eure»l am t eeas»-»! to d is tu r b th em
N a 451.— A Bird Puzzle: 1 Frig ate bird. in England, whore sp r in g wheats ra rely width of tarred roofing-pa|>er,
w itli h e r e la m o r. I h e m o st o b s tin a te c a s e s «»f
I P O S IT IV E
------ HAS BEEN ------
2. Butcher bird, it W eaver bird. 4 Snake do well.
It might he supposed th a t afterward relay the carpets.
T h i s iii<tigi*stioii. w ith its a tte io ia n t lieartt»H ni. tla
r G U A R A N \EE
bird 5 King bird. 11. Bell bird. 7 Cedar winter wheats, which are so much t ho rou g h tre a tm e n t should nnsw<*r tulene*-. e«»n»tMiit u n e a s in e s s i»f th e s to m a t'h au d
ESTBLISHED
AT PORTLAND
[
o
«
•
ii
i
e
•
»
n
v
»*f th e n e rv e s , ar»* »’»»m fdetely o v e rc o m e bv t ills
bird. 8. Cat bird. 9. Tailor liird.
i«»i m <*i net voiin
lon ger on tie* ground, would m a k e the in the very worst cases, ami in a so v e n lgn n a m 'd ) c h i l l s a m ) fev e r a n d b ilio u s
No 453.—Easy Charade: Dayton.
d ise a se , o r an y
re
m
itte
n
t,
rh
e
iim
a
tla
m
and
k
id
n
e
y
tro
u
b
le
s
are
»lisorder o f D ie
No. 453.— le t te r Bebu.se*. (at An M on E “ s tro n g est” Hours, hut they do not, house mi eleanod the insect will prob­ als»» r**llev»at t>\ it.
ÓL
g e n e ra tiv e <»i
—Anemone (I d 1 understand, <c) C on figure ami this fact has a ttr a cted the a t te n ­ ably not reg ain a foothold during the
g a iis «»f e ith e r
Alt th e p a th s >f life l«-nd t«> tin* 4 MIV»* an«! the
At
the
New
Btlihliitg
tion of H erm an chemist s, who have en suing year, (.'loth-covered furnitu re
or.
Firs» am i A l t«*r Sts
6 — Couflgurate
—j. - ?-<*\ whet lier at
• u tm o st t h a t we ■an »I«* I» to av »dd’th» «h«>rt cuts.
AFTER
BEFORE
i>ing i'r«*m tlu*
No 4M. Enigm atical Tree* Box, Dog­ shown frt#tt a la rg e nu mber of a n a ly ses which may lu»ve also be co m e infested
c
V«.
•
>
>
.
\
«
•
hm » « ’ *»; i m u M iitv lT*tm««o * * « vHditm
W
e
a
re
now
prepar-.-d
to«!«»all
k in d s ..f E le c tro
wood, Aspen, Bose, blue, Plane, Tulip, that tin* highest percenta g e of g lu 'e n
% 4 « u t m u n t i m i o f a 4 'n t a g h fo r any
«*r t In o lig li y o u th fu l in d ix ie t -ni. »>\«*c tu liilg - a m i S te re o w ork in firs t-c la s s s t ) i e at n asoiiahl«
is found in sm all grained w heats which should be steam ed o r also treated with b 'n g th **f tim e «’am*«**» ir r ita tio n o f th e lu n g s, or e n e e . A«1., auch h s I o u o 1 Itn y ii l'«»w«*!, W aw enil p r ic e s . R e m e m b r. w e h a v e t h e o n ly fouud rv
Spruce, Elm. Sycam ore, Poplar, Southern
sonn* e h m tiii* rhmnt IMseaso
"B roten'.- Bm n
nev«, li.-a r iiK d «»\M i I'.u n s in r! •• Bn- . s . i iin a l *»f t h is k in d iu th e N o rth w est. W * 'g u a r a n te e
are on the ground l«*-§ than lllo »lays. benzine, and ch ests o r d ra w ers iu which coirti
w ood.
Trtiches are an eiTV*ctlve C ou g h Keme«iy.
W t-jikiiess. 11 > vr«• • a N«*i v««u\)'i<t«.rtari<Mi N- . m , u a ll w ork to be p e rfe c t. S e m i ns tr ia l o rd er.
No 455. A nagram ; T erm in atio n
So that the more rapidly 'h e wheat infested clo t h in g bus boon stored should IT ic e
« ts. Sold on'tt ih
a l Kmi«ai<ai- I em «>irtu» a. X tix / iiie». W **ak Mem
No 45d -Double Acrostic
o r y . I n « o f l*o we i a i i t\i«>fem,v. w h • i if lie
PALM ER & REY,
plan is matured th e l a r g e r the pro­ bo tho roughly sprayed.
M auy a n ohj«*« t in lift* m ust Is* attain«*»! by j gl«*« te*i «»ft«*n l«*ad t«» I'U -i.'atlire««:.! a je a u d in -« it
V ft r 1 a T
portion of gluten, while the longer it
Vnother method of t rea tm en t eon- flan
< o m p l « t e P r i n t e r « * \% i t r e h i » n « e ,
ity . pri«*e 11.00 a b«*\ • t «utos foi * isj S en t l»y
k
m
o
v
e
m
e
n
t«.
It
i«
th
e
zigzag
road
th
a
t
A r in a d A
is on the ground the m ore sta rch the sists in la y in g a d a m p cloth (a n old lea«!« to th»* m o a u ta in top».
m a il « m » iv e e ip t ot (<r;«-»
P o r tla n d . O regon.
L 1 n n a T
A \\ i : I M I N ». I M M N T H
, «, ^
-
w»n at* contain. • • • I saw soma towel o r a folded »heel will do) sm o o th ­
-
■
or«ier.
t«»
r**fund
th
e
t
■
-
r
h
r
«
*
r
iit.*
tn
e
tit
o
L
0 a s T
l a y mmn th at puta an nM tcle in re ach
vei \ beautiful H u ng a ria n w h e a t* on
1 T il 'S. ud*. o t
."> -i*
ly o v e r the »nspected part of the car- of oceru\>rktd m om a to lig h te n lier laU»r «ut«* |v 11" '
It r o ! z K
frm n «‘ I am i y«*nng. o í b*>ni M*xes. p»*rina-n*ntly
• Iu* m a rk et last week, and if th< gen-
| h *L and Ir onin g it with a hot iron. i« iv rta in ly n font factor. 1’m g in Ä; !'o .
V o n d a It
¿ «hires '
•
-ra
c
h
a
r
a
c
t
e
r
of
those
gro
wn
in
th
a
t
«1 w a a r H
« iire h com e m o ler thi« head in m a k in g
T H E A P H R O M E O IC IN E C O .
>ounii v i* any thing like equal to what The steam thu s gen erate d will pass IKdiblna’ K lectric soap so c h a p th a t a ll >
S KSTKKftt I K »Nr 11
No 4 ' — Beheading» Smash mash —ash.
th ro ug h th e car?H<t and kill all th*» In- can u«e ¡I. You give it a tria l.
i
saw,
I
d
on't
wonder
at
the
quality
of
BOX r
l*r i R l I V N D. O R
No. 4.‘S
Conundrums: L y ra T ry to bor­
*eots
imni<*diatelv
beneath.
If
not
U»o
S o ld by S tre ib ig «t 1 am*. D ru g g ists, c o r S n
Hungarian
Hour.
Hut
1
am
told
tlmt
our
row five dollars of him. Because he makee
on«!
am
i
W
a
s
h
iu
f
to
u
Sta..
PrvtlaH
«!. Or.
T h ere an* n e v e r • *o m a n y rt«*w»* n* in t h is
i ii l i e i s c . i n not m a k e H u n g a r ia i Hour iuhorious. an e n ti r e room could be
both end> m eet Ho ha* been to sea (see), ft
w«»rl«1. am i n o t o n e k in d >»ord t«H» m any h a s
ju
t
of
Hungaria
n
wheats.
London
treated
to
a
d
va
nta
g
e
iu
this
w
a
y
.—
M wajh has iu back up. In the dictionary
e v e r y «*» t*een s p o k e n
Agricultural Ha/ctte.
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prisoner who wuut«*d to e**«Mp«* h i § the tim e.
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of a sea port in Georgia. The row of throe, pHir*1 Th.* sup«*rvi«Mus* a rg u « that ju l t i Press.
fro m S e t a t le Kh«*»tiuati«m My caw w as a \.r\
« ajs*a**d na-:i> e?ea pre«-*.
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a cape at the southern extrem ity o f New J e r ­ ftr.* r.'lio- of barbarism.
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name which b Just uow figuring extensively
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