M *>
j tnat it w a- the a « » ! « : of my eccentric
friend; so dismounting aud tying the
i gray I resolved to ?pend the rest of the
I built a shrine arid set my idol there.
night under a roof o r to tind some good
And morn and jooo and night my Iraom I belli
And cne«l aloud until tuy strength was »p^nt.
i reason for continuing my journey. 1
beaeecbing bln cold pity » i h my prayer
felt my way along the wall tUl I reached
ttouietirne«» at dawning, when the day » a * fair.
u door, and trying this and finding that
A ray of light to hi» »l**rn viwag** M-nt
i it yielded to me 1 st»-pp»-d inside, strik
The Semblance «*f a «riale
“ I ämm lie relent.”
I cried, "this » l i oug
Love, who»* high piloHt ing a match as 1 did ou.
Fortunately I
la Ik-apairr"
carried my matches in an air tight case,
But notili trame on. and in ila Tull clear light
and as it was »try the one I struck gave
] »aw Lia lipa, ixs ruth lea* oa « »f old;
me a light at once, i found myself iu a
Anti his eyea mocked ins like releutleas fati».
Till 1 won Tain Pi hide me from hiu sight;
large room, close to a fireplace, over
Then one swept <»ff from him hi» man tie‘a fold.
which a rude shelf was placed, and ou
And lo: my ui<4 «va» not Love, but Hule
this mantel 1 saw an oil lamp, to which
• Rechange.
1 applied my match as I looked «about me.
On tli».* hearth was heaped a quantity
of ashes, and over these crouched a
child, a little girl of 5 or 0. At the other
end of tlx* room, which was plainly aixl
1 checked my horse, ami after one scantily furnished, lay a man across a
long, straining look around owned to bed, and as 1 raised tlx* lamp I saw that
my «elf that I was lost. I had susj>ected he was the same 1 had l>een following,
the fact some time since, but bad stub but there was something in his attitude
bornly f«jught down the suspicion, though
and face that struck me as peculiar, aixl
my horse evidently realized it. W ith pa I was about to go forward and look at
tient endurance he plodded along, resig
him, when the child, who had at first
nation plainly expressed in the droop of M-enx d dazed at the light, fairly threw
his tail and ears. A Texas prairie is a
herself njam me.
beautiful, soul inspiring sight on a bright
“ H ave you anything for N elly to eat?”
day, when the sky is an inverted bowl of
six* said, and then began to cry. “ Oh,
turquois, and the wind comes sweeping
N elly .-<» hungry!”
over tlx* grassy wast»*sas fresh ami sweet
I ran my hand into my pocket aixl
as the bloom on a baby’s cheek, but
drew' forth what had been a paper bag
there can 1 m * no greater sense of desola
of chocolate candy, but was now a pulpy
tion born of nature than that aroused by
unappetizing mass. I must confess to a
this same prairie when it lies black aud
childish tondn**»s for sweets, which 1
bare to the chill October wind, which
usually carry in some form about me. I
has pluck»*d tlx* glory of Indian summer
handed the remains of my day’s supply
from earth and sky.
to the child, and
walked over t»»
I felt this as I gazed alxjut me, discon
the 1 m -d. Yes, it was the same man, red
certed and even a trifle anxious, fo r the
lieard. rough clothes, but setting off the
sun had set some minutes before in a
magnificent frame to perfection; tlx*
1 cloud heap, which, closing over it like a
saiix* man, but dead, long dead.
1 rebel horde deposing its king, overran
I took his hand only to find it stiff ami
bis monarchy with its blood red standard,
cold, while his face had tlx* »lull gray as
j In place of the ranch, the hearty wel- pect never s«*en in the newly d *ad. As
, come, pleasant words, bed, supper and
1 stoo»l gazing down on him a little
lire 1 had expected to reach by sunset,
hand touched mine.
I there was nothing to be seen 1 mí fore, be
“ N«*lly s«» hungry!” sai l the child.
hind, on <*ither hand, but the dead level
“ H ave you eaten all tlx* candy/*’ I
of the plain. There were paths in plenty;
ask»*»! her.
in fact, tlx* trouble was there were too
“ Y»*s, yes! But me hungry, for in-
many— all narrow and winding, for
had no dinner, u > brekku«. no supper,
whose meandering there seemed not the
aixl papa w on’t get up.”
slightest excuse, except the general tend
The house, which consisted of tlx*
ency to crookedness most things, ani
large room, a smaller kitclx n aixl a
mat«* and inanimate alike, possess. But
shetl, where I found **i quantity of h; y
it would have taken the* instinct of a
and fodder, seemed quite bare of food,
bloodhound or a trailing Indian to have
but by »lint of searching in the bay 1
said which paths had I m * c i i made by
»liseowivd a nest, which N e lly informed
horses’ f»*et or those of cattle. It was
me was there, and in it two fresh eggs.
certainly Ijeyond my powers to decide,
These i boiled fo r her. W h en six* had
and in addition to their doubtful nature
finished 1 soothed h. r to sleep <»n a l**d 1
they h a d a most perplexing way of ru n
made for her befoiv tlx* fir»*. Then lifter
ning into each other, crossing and re-
I had put my horse in the shed room and
crossing, going off at a tangent and fre
fed and watered him I performed a*
quently wandering off and g»*tting lost well as 1 could a service for tlx* dead.
altogether. So 1 soon dismissed the
W hen »lay <lawn«*»l I was able to »lis-
prohlmu as hop**les.s of solution.
cern at some »listance from the house a
N o w that the sun was gone, I found
line of telegraph p»»!»**, and taking the
my knowledge of tlx* points of the com
child with me 1 followed these to the
pass goix* with it. A s I sat p«*rplexed
nearest town, when* I notified the a i-
j and worried tlx* gloom of tw ilight gath
tlx.ritx s of tlx* death.
ered fast and the chill of coming rain
The »l«*a»l man’s name w as Frederick
I smote me through and through, while in
| Barnstaple. II«* was an Englishm an, so
tlx* distance there was tlx* roll of thuu-
1 found, a recent arrival in those parts.
| d»*r. G lancing up I saw that the masses
His »laughter was restored to her family
| of cloud had closed together in a curtain
across tin* water, and is now a pretty
of gray mist. My horse strode ou of
girl of 17. I have never told this story
his own accord, and hoping that his in
liefore, but I am ready to take an affi
stinct would lead us to some house 1 let
davit to its truth. It all happened about
him have his will. Presently it began
thirty miles from Dallas.
to rain, a sort of heartbroken, passion
less weeping, but with a steady deter
I»«» tin* I>«•;»!' D rr a iii o f II«*arii»|ff?
mination to iM*rs«*ver«* all night, that
Dr. J. M. Buckley, an expert in mut-
awoke graver apprehension in my bosom
t«*rs pertaining to the deaf aixl dumb,
than any amount of blustering, show has tlx* f«»llowiug curious note to con
ery dow npour could have »lone. This tribute concerning the 4p iiiiis of p»*rsons
tine still min was accompavu' d bvfa low
born «leltf;
j
1
soughing wind that add.*d its desolate
In visiting institutions for the blind
| note to the g«*n«*ral <ln*qrnx s.s of the
and the deaf 1 have made inquiry, aixl
’ hour. O f course 1 did not mind a little
have never found an instance of a person
rain, but the pr»mjiect* «>t s e n d in g the
born deaf, or of a » hild who l»»st his
! entire night, exposed to it was anything
hearing before he was 4 years of «age,
but agr«*«*abl»*, and I grew really violent
dreaming of lx*aring. A m ong the results
in denunciation of the folly which liad of recent inquiries 1 present the follow
l»*d me, au utter stranger in the coun
ing from tlx* principal of the State Insti
try, to attempt to find anything less
tution of the Blind and D»*af at St. A u
than a volcan«» in active eruption on a
gustine. F la .:
bald prairie.
“ I have closely questioned tlx* d«*af
The Texans are a tine j»**«»ple, in some
children here as to whether tlx*v have
— in many r«*sp«*cts ttx* most admirable ever»lreame«l of hearing, and tlx* invaria
of hosts, but individually and collect ble answer is *No.’ 1 have asked the
ively they lack any appr«*ciatioii of dis
same question of upward of fifty »leaf
tance. This is tine of course to them
p»*rs«»ns with the sain«* result, except
having so much space around them, but
where tlx* p«*rson interrogated had lost
to a stranger ignorant of the ext»*nt to hi- hearing after learning t«»talk. These
which tlx* phrases “ a little pi«*ce out”
last lixTitioix-d are all grow n p«*rs«»ns of
and “ just outside o’ town” can be
some «slucat ion who un<l«*rstood the ques
stretched this contemptuous regard of tion fully, and are very positive that
mil»*s is a little misleading. But in the
they had n«*v«*r»Ireauied of hearing more
fac«* of that tireary, monotonous moan
than a rum bling sound."— St. Louis lie-
ing «>f rain ami wind ev«*n my anger at public.
my own folly couhl not burn l«»ng. and
>«*»»»«* IV «»i»l«' N e v e r l . « a r n .
though chill»*«! to tlx* 1 m » ix * and tir«*d aud
hungry 1 ploddM oil dully, grateful
It i> surprising how Home p**«»ple will
that ix» night. ev«*n the long«*st, could continue t«> us«» things in daily life with
last fon*v«*r. It was now quit«* dark, out any attempt to learn how projierlv
aixl very »lark at that, tlx »ugh at short t«» ii-«‘ them. There is, for instance, the
intervals dost* to tlx* horizon a faint man who can never 1 *am t«* sharpen hi?
gl(*nm of lightning show«*d, t«»<» distant razor, tlx* woman who winds lx*r watch
to cast brightix'ss on my path aixl only tlx* wrong way. the peoph* who do not
«uffieietit to int»*nsify the blackness know that tlx* time of starting the prin
h 1 h » u 1 me.
cipal trains on tlx* «1 iff'« rent railroads
A ll at once 1 saw a man walking aUmt aixl tlx* time «»t closing tlx* mails is ad
tift«vn f« «*t in front of nx*. Yes, 1 know vertised in the newspapers, tlx* iM*«»plo
1 said it was intensely dark, but all tlx* who blow «»ut tlx* gas. the f«»Iks who
same, 1 repeat it. I saw a man walking in ju m p tlx* w ron g way fr»»in a moving
fr«»lit <»f nx*. and furthermore 1 c«>til«l sec car, the un fort limit«*« who are always
that lx* was a large man. dress«*d in getting left or suffering injury »»r losing
rough but well fitting cloth«*«: that he pr»»|M*rty because of unfauiiliarity with
wore a h«*avy n*«l ln*ard, aixl that h«* tilings they «»light t«» know. N« w York
look»*«! back at me from time t»» time Sun.
with an »*xpr«*ssi«»ii of keen anxiety on
V o l t a ’ * l>l*«*«»% r r i« * * .
his oth«*rwis<* rather fix»*«l featmvs.
V«»lta, an Italian, made the discovery
“ lían«»!” 1 cried, but as lx* «li«l not
halt I eonclu.bsl he «lid not h»*ar ux*. As that two «»r more different metals are
neivssarv in tlx* pnalnction «»f electric
as 4
* c «» i k 1 hail pnnl need no result ¡spurred
my w«*arv h«»rs<* up toov«*rtake tlx* strati- ity. IU* constru« te«l the “ l»att«*ry” or
g«*r. But tlx »ugh tlx* gray r«*s|M>n»U*d pile o f silver and zinc, with several lay
ers «»f ux»isten«*d pap« r lietwcen them,
with an alacrity ux*st comni«*n«ial»le un
d«*r tlx* circumstance«. I s«n»n found that and with this simple experiment he pro-
this strange |»e»l«*strian «1x1 not int«*nd to diu*«*«l all the same etT* ets o f electricity
l«*t nx* catcl up with him. N«»t that he and current« as powerful as electricity
hurried himself. 11«* s»*»*in»‘«l without priMluciHi by friction «*f glass and sul
any exertion t«* k«*ep a go«*«l tift»***n t» > phur or by umber. This is tlx* origin of
between us. Then 1 In gan t«» w»»nder what was known as the “ voltaic pile,”
how, with iiit«*ii'»«* »larkneas shutting ux* which was improve»l by experimenting
in as f«»ur black walls, l was v«*t able t«» with other substances, and by Volta
mm * my strang»* companion so clearly, t<» him -tlf.
iakt* in th«* d«*tails of hi«* dress, and even
Instead of the two pieces o f metal ard
the«*xpr»*sai«>n «»f his face, and that at a tiioist«*ned |*u|M*r, he place» 1 metal ship«
distan«*«* tiion* than tw x v my h t*ses in cups .-t wat«*r aixl pr»Mluce»l grand r e
length wh«*n l ««»ul«l hanllv * m *»* hi» h«*ad sults. W r y little improvement has betii
l»ef«»r«* me. I am not giv«*n t«» supersti
mad«* in tlx* voltaic pile, and today it is
ti«»us fancies, aixl my «»nly fet*ling w«> little change«! from iis first invention.—*
«*f * un«»sitv
\Vh»*n after attempt after New York I’« 1« gram.
attempt io overtake tlx* *>trang»*i hr.«l
M i ' - A »l« !iti.i P a t t i B i i r d . a p n M . m g h -
fail«*»), 1 t«*»*k nx*rcy on inv m «1« m I h«>rst*.
aixl i«'M»l\«sl t«» follow luv uiiMViable t«T »*t th e «In . a n 1 «’ a u r h t :* »•» a licit
j; ode. as h»* must hare M^m«* definite »b*s- F .n g iish n« u t, i:t x l« i . L a s a string of
I*»‘.irl« colU vtt*«! fr»*in tlx* »lav« »*f b«*r
t mat: on.
W e went on in silence f«*r nearly half luihylt«*«Ml. On«* of h«*r first gifts was a
B t im U *r *»f tin«* u n s t r u n g ;*»*:trls. an ! t<*
an hour, when as stxldenlv a« lx* had ap
pea its 1 he was gone. I l«M»k»*d aronml tlx*-» hav«» boon a»l«l«sl «»thors frem tint«»
for him. half afraitl from his instant ami t»* tint*» by p a re n ts a rxl re la ttv «*- nntil
6£P0RE
Housekeepers
Should Remember.
The Government Chemists, after h a v i n g ana
lyzed all the principal brands in the market, in
their reports placed the Royal Baking Powder
at the head of the list for strength, purity and
wholesomeness; and thousands of tests all over
the country have further demonstrated the fact
that its qualities are, in every respect, unrivaled.
Some of the best dinners in W ashing
MEMORY.
ton last year were given by Hepreaenta
tive Flower, o f N e w York. He dined Out through th* t iw s you ro<l<- that uuy,
To keep tin* try at that our heart* bad "uuia;
nearly every member o f congress, and
Or wuh it u chance that 1 went that way.
the result has been a great boom to bis j And met you there in the »liude?
popularity.
I Along the lane with no br ak o f Hky,
Together we iiieuaurtni our horse» ( joca .
N ear Imlianaiioli.,, Inti., in Sugar
And the k | iu <1 ow » came through the branch«*
Creek township, a panther has been
high
committing serious depredation«.
At
Over your downcoHt face
last reports be had been driven to the
VV.w it trim what you told me then, Hw.-rtheart,
w ood« and waa surrounded by “ HO®” 1 in the golden glow of the duyn that passed,
farmers.
VYa* it falae wlmt you ouid when twaa ume to
pail
Froui a dre. m P k / sweet to I om I*
How to Come to a Stop.
W h e n we least
expect t h e m ,
accidents w i l l
befall us, a veri
fication o f the
old adatte that
tlie unexpected
a lw a y s h a p
pens. T h e fo l
low ing r e c i t e s
how an active business m an was
suddenly brou ght dow n
M L
THE TRAIN STOPS.
C incin , O.—“ Recently while in the a< t of
alighting from my car. I stepped upon a stone,
which, turning suddenly under my foot, threw
me to the ground, with a severely sprained ankle.
TH E M ANACER STOPS.
Suffering exceedingly, I was helped into my
car, and my man rubbed ine most generously
with aruica ami kindred remedies, hut to no
avail.
A POINT T O STOP A T.
Reaching a station where St. Jacobs O il could
he pro« ured, two bottles of it «*upOT’S T H F
vycrc bought, ami the applies-
c
tion of it resulted at once in a -
relief from pain, which had'"'
well nigh be« nine unbearable.
W?
I was out and about my work
in three days."
W . VV P F A R O D Y ,
Prest. ¿It Genl. Man. O. ¿It M.
R. R.
T h e Pain Stops
“German
Syrup”
I am a farmer at Edom, Texas. I
have used German Syrup for six
years successfully for Sore Throat,
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pains in
Chest and Lungs and Spitting-up of
Blood. I have tried many kinds of
Cough Syrups in my time, but let
me say lo anyone- wanting Such a
medicine— German Syrup is the best.
W e are subject to so many sudden
changes from cold to hot, damp
weather here, but in families where
German Syrup is used there is little
trouble from colds. John E.Jones.»
To-night you sit in tin* candle's glare
Aud greet the man that they say you'll w«4;
L there no thought of the summer there,
Or the old, «»Id love long deadr
j Tin* violin's playing that «»Id love tune
I .Ylukes me think of the past again,
I Tin* tender word» in my fancy croou
I Ami 1 see you n«*»» os then.
When out through the tr«*«*s you rode that day,
I To keep tie* tryst that our hearts hu«l mode;
I Or was it u chain;«* that I went that way,
An«J met you there in the shadey
Kate >ln't«*rs«»n m Texaa Siftiuga
A
Wo ioleiT uI Stme S h a p ed Violin.
The P a ri« Figaro announce« the sale
of tine of the most curious violin« known
to the music fancier« of the world. It i«
now on exhibition in Paris, where the
Am erican tourist can take a ¡»cep at it
for a few centimes. It formerly be
longed to Paganini, the great violinist,
aud at first sight merely presents the
apiiearance of a misshapen wooden shoe.
Its history is curious. During the w in
ter of 1HJ18 Paganini was living in a
iiiaison de saute called Les Neothermes,
4H Hue de la Victoria. One day a large
I hix was brought here by the Norm andy
diligence, on opening which he found
inclosed two inner boxes, and, wrapped
carefully in several folds of tissue paper,
a wooden sins* and a letter stating that
the writer, having heard much of the
wonderful
genius o f
the violinist,
begged, as a proof of hi« devotion to
music, that Paganini would play in pub
lic on the oddly constructed instrument
inclosed.
A t first Paganini felt this to be uu im
pertinent satire, and mentioned the
facts, with some show of temper, to his
friend, the Chevalier de liaride. The
latter took the shoe to a violinmaker,
who converted it into a remarkably
sweet toned instrument. Paganini was
pressed to try the shoe violiu in public,
lie not only did b o , but js rformed upon
it some of bis most difficult fantasias,
which facts, in the handwriting of the
violinist, are now to la* seen on the curi
ous violin.
A
Sm art
Youth.
Otic enterprising youth made the phe
nomenal record of “ knocking dow n” $25
I» «lay while in «•Imrgi of a construction
»''“ hi, «'Inch, it need hardly be said, is
, ,1**vt‘r supposed to carry pjissengers.
j Under the rigid rules of the average
auditing department
it is doubtful
whether money turned in from such a
e l y
a t a r r h source would he accepted by the presid
ing S( dons.
But the carrying of passenger« fell
. O v t a r b ^
nuder the eye of the construction de
When applied into
partment and a dismissal followed. Dis
tin* nostril*, w ill In*
m I' koi I h -'I, « tlectiiHlIy
charged for. this violation of rules, our
o 1«* h lining the hc«»«l of
promising financier re-entered the ser
catarrhal vii us, chum blAY FIVER fll.
li>H I m * h 11 >1 y serre
vice on another division of the road,
lions I t n lla y «inflan*.
where his industry and patience were
iiiHtion, probeta tin*
membrane from mi
i rewarded in time with a passenger
<1 iti<» uh 1 colds, com
| train. It would appear that he stood
pletely heals the sores
amt restores sense of
| better in the confidence o f his superiors
of L»iNl«' and Hineil.
than in that of his fellow conductors,
T r y th o C u r e .
f e v e r tin* more cynical of whom expressed
A particle I* appll«*d
tn neb nostril, Mini Is [ doubts alx n it the com|Miuv’s ever getting
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HAY-
urreeabU*. Price,.
t O ci
een»s
agree»»»»!«-
I'rico./i«
* ii » m at*
ntilnnrglsts* «»r by mail.
I.I.Y llKOTHKKB, ft« Warren street, Now Ycrk.
The Best
Waterproof
Coat
1,1
, t r .m i
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1.*
, { lu 1
i...,! i..|t
'»ixi l«*!t tO W ll
I with it. Frank 11. S|>earninn in lia r
per’s Weekly.
A s t «» m u W a v e .
A great st«»rni wave is ¡Mvuliar to cy
clone«. A t the center of the disturbance
tin* mercury in a g«»«»«l barometer may
In the
1 m * low er by three inches than that in a
W O R I .r * !
similar instrument on tho verge of the
I cyclone. ThÌMÌHowing to the diminution
of atmospheric pressure constituent on
the rotation of tlit* air wh«*el; and as
I nature abhor« a vacuum, the sea in the
i vortex rises above its usual level until
1 ••risii N U M I HI.ICKEK Is warranted Wttt. r
T in « stor.ti
|pr<nil', ami will k • • 1 » >«m dry In ilio hinl.stitorm. Tln-I equilibrium is restored.
Ines COMMI I. SI l K If II It n rrrìirì riding nrst, snil ' wave advances with the hurricane, and
J«x >\ vrs tho entire ».chi;«*. IX-wareci' Imitation*. 1 ».>1 i t j
llmv h «suit if tho ** F»»h ltr«ini' la not on it. II1u«tia
rolls in u | m » ii tip* low land like a solid
jt«'.i t'«tslofui* if»*. A. J I'OWKIt, Itostoti, Mu«., J
' wall. In tin* Harkcrguuge cyclone of
l*7fi th»* storm wav»* covered the laud at
the eastern end of tip* flanges delta at
heights varying Imiti ten t«* forty-five
feet, »I« measured by marks on the trees.
; One huudivd th«msaud lives w«*r»* lost on
A
sfiniti l a t e I li o t o r p i d l i v e r , s t r e n g t h e n A
I this occasion. Chain!tors* Journal.
^ ^ t l i e d i g e s t i v e o r g a n s , r e g u l a t e t lie
SUCKER
®Tutfs Tiny Pills*
•
b o w e l s , a m i a r e iiiic«|tiiileil ii-otii m i t i - ^ ^
b i li o u s iiiodlelii«*. In»se s m a l l . l*H<-e,
IHR« •. N I « it l* » r k H s t « , v
\.
D n n iin il« for
l ’* r * t o l « » i « l .
One »>f the curiositi»*« to arrive at the
postoftic»* was a l«*tt«*r addressed to “ l)r
K«n h, Esq., New II iveti. i\m n.” It was
Scrofula is, in the main, a |M»stuiarlo «I from a town in w»*stern New
York.
The in>«t»*rtie»* officials were not
diseas«* of early life. Home ! long tn reaching t logical «l«nltu*tion that
it was inteipl»*«! f«*r Dr. F«*d«»r, ami it w ;p
knowledge is all astray about s«»
d»*liv»*re l I bis r»*as<»ning prove l cor
it. You cannot tell whether I rect. for it was written by som»* one «I«*-
siring nptsf i*, mie.*»! I y the lymph t n a t
your child has it or not; your ment Dr Foster «aid that he was
* li«*artilv gl a I the lymph r»*aw*hed New
doctor will know.
York and NYashiugt«»n, lava us»* it might
W e do not prescribe. W e hav»* tin* etT»*« t «»f h'vKUiitig the mere;vs
"tr»*aiu of appli» ants an 1 appiieations
are chemists. W e make the mg
that have l*ts*!i pouring in «»it him
This »h'titaiitl has grown «inly since
remedy, Scott’s Kmulsion of
the second arrival of the lymph at an
cod liver oil. Your doctor alarming rat«*. Letters c»»:n.* f»«*:u all
must tell you when to use it. l»arts o f tlx* Fui«*!! t'alif»»rnia. Indiana
HI 1 e v e n t\ »l
North ('andin* Y e
A book on c a k k f u i . 1 . ivin «; ora»l«>—written h t
W i ll in g to d<*
in the liopj o f « • hi aiding even
tells what scrofula is. Shall anything
some slight relief frotu «lr« a l«*«l »llse;vs«*s
They have tlx* h«q»e that |v*rhaps they
we semi it ? Free.
itplivi«lually will lx* cho <*u from tlx*
others. N o matter what til * »listauew t».
r A B«
. « bernois n » S«* uh <tb A » enne.
they an* w illing to nm ie ou to make tlx*
IM W«H |»A Sd'll l I.M
ext*«*rimeut
Many have tlx* xl»*a that,
i»u every » h e r * d<
4«
like vaccination. «*tx* iixx'ulation is mif
ficieut. witlumt realizing the l«»ngc«*ur»»*
j ( treatment which is necessary.
P IN )'« I W B t d y
» »ta rrh 1* th«*
|b«t bu «le«t t«* V»»*. wm I » ’hro|»eR«.
But one and all have t«> 1 m * r* fused, as
further exjx*riiix*nt« at present are uu
possihlt*. Dr. Foster i** ix*arly worn «»tit
««»1«! hv «IrugitiF’ tJ' «*r •*•*»»t •>> m ail
in tlx* vain attempt t»* answer a part of
Mfe* K T in»rfi«h«i U «1 en >*»
^
Ins <*orr«*«pofi leipv. which occupt«** uear
N . r , N. U. No. 470 -fi. F. N. ü . No. b i 7 iy all his time. N ew liaveu Courier
C A T A R R
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The
SHRINE.
i
The specific gravity of g old in 19.50—
that is, it weighs nineteen and a half
times as much as its own balk of water.
The ductility and m alleability of this
ait-cal ure equaled by no other. By duc
tility is meant the property of allow in g
itself to be draw n out into a wire, and
by malleability its property o f flatten
ing without splitting uuder the hammer.
Hr KAI L
OF
IH t
IN F A N T
YLAK
Clip tbe ¡uat ifilr y y«ar» or Bur« from the etc
tury, ttu'l the aegmeot wilt r«.-preseat tLe term of
tne unbounded popul rl y u Ho teller - -to«-
acb Bitters fb«-opening of tbe ytar is. ; will
be -ignail^ed by the nppeur*L«:e ot a lean A -
m*r>*c of ibe bitten», in »»bieh the nses. «deriva
tion and a' liou cl tbln world afuioui uxsdctne
wilt be lucidly set f <rtb. Lveiynody nhou a
r ud it. 1 be ctiiend^r uu«t astroiiomicul eaieula-
li*. li s t«j be f«jui.«i in thi» brjcfi’ire are always
aebjuishi g y ac curate au«l the statist «-•. lllus-
tratiouh, bunror und other n-ading runtter rich lx
Observations seem to show that a de i uter i ?t «.ill full of profit, ibe float tier Com
er«- :i.-e in the earth's latitude is in prog- pauy of PitUbiirrf. Cu.. pi»b lob it themselves
i f* y euip ov more th«,. sixty hands lx the me-
r — . implying an alteration in the direc cbuuitu. worK. Mhd in, re than leven months in
tion of the earth’s axis. The fluctua ibe year ate c*o: suuieil in it- prepuraiion. It can
be obtained without cotit of uo drugaists and
tion i.- thought to l»e due to a minute c«j'ibtry dealers and i- printed in Ln<ii?b. »Jei-
OM-illation caused by some changes in man, hr ncD. NN eisn. Vorwcklau, owedisb, Hoi-
• uud, bobeuBhii and pdiiLh.
the internal w ars o f the earth.
A HUT IN THE HUIKIE
t'omplet«* disappearan«*e that 1 ha«l U*«*n six* n«*w h a s a m a t« lil >— n o i'k la « »*
dit'Aimng. wht'ii I | mt « « iv » m I that I " i*
r util Lit * years t le salutation of
cl«w»* to a «m all, low building >f v,»m«* • M
rry i ’l; ^tm ai»!” WM aliixv-t an
m»rt. I rein«*»l in and sh«mt«*«l arveral
km.\vn in in tu y -«»mix rn Ix'iix**». A fter
lime«, but not the slight**st n*s|n>n?M*
tlx* t;^hx*n
wiit-*.” in many
couhl I hoar, aixl at last I r»xl«» U.M lv up
«** n»xr»» men an«l *•*’ •* M'lii«’ time In'-
aixl ta|>|M*»l on the wall with th * butt «*t I ‘
f
y ’lin^tu .v- ^«» in t • • e\«11.114** Iruiu
my ruling whip.
rh«*n. as tin** « lu it •*!
«1 «•
sQiigir^, n «he bup« ui .
no sign «»f life, I » «»ix liuhsl that 1 had
Ct*l\ 111^ gifte of money or e.itablea.
Atumbhsl on soux* «lem.*it«*d house, or
A
A
H O l* e H O I.I>
‘ NV metí - A young w«.»m u w b o e s n cook «n d I
dress the chi dren.’’ I'«»«*r .i.tie dears’
It K VI E l » Y .
A l l c o c k ’ s P o r o u s P l a s t e r s a re th e o n ly
re lia b le p la ste rs e v e r p ro d u c e d .
CATAKKH
F ra g ra r.t,
c le a n , in e x p e n s iv e , a n d n e v er t a ilin g ; th ey
fu lly mc*»*t a ll tlx* req u ire m e n t - o f a h ou se-
hol»l rem e d y , a n d sh o u h l a lw a y s l»ek«*pt on
h a n d . I'o r ilie r e lie f a n d cu re o f weak,
back, w e a k m u sc le s, la m e n e ss, stiti' o r e n
la rg e d join t!», p a in s in th e ch est, s m a ll o f
tlx* ba«*k ao«l art m u d the h ip s , stra in s,
-i t» lies, a n d a ll l»j« «l p a in s. A l l c o c r ’ s
P or och P l a s t e r s are u n e q u a h d .
B e w a re o f im it a t io n -, a n d »lo n o t 1 h * «le-
»•eive<l b y iu is r e p n se n ta tio n . A s k fu r A l l -
c o c k ' s , a ix l let no so lic ita tio n o r e x p la n a
tion indue«- y o u to a» «- pt a su b stitu te .
Many a board of directors is mtxle up of
wooden men.
For
th re a t
t ro u b le s
and
C A N ’T
BE
M r s . E liz a b e th M e s s e r
Baltimore, M*l.
CUKEL
With LOCAL A P P L IC A i lU.NS, as they can’t reach
the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a bl«>»>»i or
constitutional disease, and in order U» cure it
you have to take i«»teriial remedie . Halt’s »Ca
tarrh Cur is taken int rnally, and acts directly
nth«- blood and mucous su Dees. H a h ’s C ,-
tjrrn Cuie is no quack .i.edici. e. It w a s prt>
scribed by one of the best physicians In this
«•«mii'.ry i«*»r years, an « is a regular prescri lion,
it is composed of th«* best tonics known, com-
bine i with the b st blood p v ifle rs, aoiing di
rectly ou the mucous su rfx e s. ib e p rfect
combination «jf tb«* two ingre lieuts is what ro-
duces *u h w on de.f il results iu curiag catarrh.
Send f »r testimonials free.
K. J. C H K N E Y ói CO., Props., Toledo. 0.
Sold by druggists; price, 75 cents.
F
“ IIoo«l’** S«r»Rp.«r H i is a wonderful medicine.
■.»
.«
N iir < ilg i;i, l ) ) « p e p » a
1»
•In
]■ -«
B»it
la m t k ii(ip r lU « d
mi Mtiif % i eold |H*ri|i ration, l w eighed
tb mi i 100 :h- «;id vv«i' a picture of mysery.
1 b gaii t«» improve at once <»n taking
Hood s S a r s a p a r i ll a
sod am no v p e r f » * c t l y « * u r c d . I eat vvr-11 ,
sleep >v• *11 . and a n i n p i - r f c c t l i c u l l t i .
Instead t>f being l a l uow. I aril alive »¡id
t v r ig li I l i Ib a .”
H r -*. K i . iz a r e t h M k - h e r ,
19 East Barney - t r**et, Baliimore, Md.
HOOD S PILLS are purely vegetable.
|y| A N N ^ S
Use Euamellne Btove Polish ; no dust, no smell.
QONE
c o u g h « use
1 hey posses«
* Frrten a Hronchiul Trod \ .”
n al m e rit.
*• Publi «»Hice is a public rush ” is the latest
version . f a somewtut celebratel remark.
RUPTURE
AND
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CURED.
W e positively’cure rupture, piles and all rec
tal diseases without paiu or detention from b u si
ness. No cure, no pay. Also all P riva te d is
eases. Address for pamphlet I)rs. Porterfield Si
Losey, Hiis Market street, nan Francisco.
Bch ol Teacher—W hy were the prisoners who
were ex»cute 1 called “ poor ►inner«?” scholar
— B«,causc lich sim u rs «.w a y s gels off.
A
S O V E R E IG N
PETALUMA INl’UBATCR C O B P T PE T A LU IA , CAL,
REM EDY.
- X 1 ^ Meas im
ti
um
C t f T T
T *.
lip Bools, 11». f $1.25
Dr. Parker’s Sure Cough Cure. One
do e will stop a cough. It never fails,
r y it. Price, 25 cents a bottle. For
O .N li K X J O Y W
aa.e by ali druggists. Pacific Coast
Agent, Geo. Dahl binder & Co., Drug B,,tb th« cuethod and results wh«r.
gists, 214 Kearny street, San Francisco. Syrup o f Figs is taken; it is pleastn.
P R I C E S ) *«a's Kne« Rub. Boots, 12's, 1.75
Boys' Hip Rubber Boots, 3’s, 1.75
Mea s Hunting Rubber Boots, 5 s. 8 s....................... 1 75
Order promptly. Send for llargttln LUU.
SMITH S CASH STORE,
414-416-418 Front St. San Francisco,t'al.
mil refreshing to the taste, aud aev
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys
rjivet and Bowels, cleanses the sv'
tern effectually, disjiels colds, heat
icbes and fevers snd cures habitue
constipation permanently. For sat
in 50c and $1 hotties by all druggistr
A n O n ly l)Hiii,dit«>r ¡ u re d o f C o n iiiiip tio ii.
When d'n th was h urly expee'e«! from f i t -
tut hi / tfion, nil rt* nedies having fa ie d «m l Dr H
■lamea WH» experimenting, In* accidentally
nxid«* a preparation of Indian Hemp, which
cured hi- on y child, and now gives his re»-ipe
ree on receipt of two ttsm p« to r « y exp»*UB»s.
Hemp also <*ur* s night sw •*# ts, nausea Ht the
stomi» h, and w ill break a fresh coM in wenty-
f«*ur hoii'-s. Ad« I res» Crad<l«M*k «fc Co , 10dJ Ha e
St.. Phiittue phia, Pa., n am 'n g this pa(*tr.
YOUNC MEN!
T h e S p e c i f i c A N o . I.
Cnres, without fail, all caaos of O o a n r r *
lio-.i u»id <JI«*et, no matter of bow long
standing. Prevent« stricture, It being an la-
ternul rm e*!y. Cure« when everything elae
has failed. 8old*T»y all Druggists.
Manufacturers: The A.Schoenbel. Medicine
P f i w . *3.00.
t o - 8 i " Jose-
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
A.S FHAiCitH.1t, .-,AL.
T ry G ermea for oreakfaat.
Loutaviui.
vrw tonA f f
ACENTS WANTED
ON
SALARY
i r commission, to handle the New Patent Cbeni-
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g‘ nts making J#."»« p* r
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Have cueed thousands o f cases. Cure cases pro-
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symptoms disappear: in ten days at least two-thirds
«11 symptoms removed. Send fo r free book testimo
nials o f miraculous cures. Ten Jays’ treatment
free by mall. I f yoij order trial, send 10c. In stamps
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I f you «»rdertrlal return this advertisement to us.
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U C D P I I I ETC GAS and
i i l I i u U L l u gasoline
E is r o -x a s r E s .
Big
c o p y r ig h t
L'ixed just riijht
— Liver, Stomaeh, and Bowels, by
Dr. Pierce’« Pleasant Pellets. They
do it in just tho right way, too —
by tisiiijj; Nature’s mv/i methods.
That’s why they’ re better than (he
dreadful, old-fashioned pills, with
their eri|iiiii; and violence.
But they’re hotter in every way.
In size, for instance, and dose.
They’ re the smallest and tho eas
iest to take; only one little Pellet
is needed for a gentle laxative —
three for a cathartic. They cleanse
and regulate the system thoroughly
— hut it’s done easily and naturally.
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache,
Const i put ion. Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all derangements of
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They’re the c/teit/>est pill you can
buy, for they’re t/intraiilerit to give
satisfaction, or your money is re
turned. You pay only for value
received.
Something else, that pays the
dealer Letter, may he offered as
“ just as good.”
Perhaps it is, for
him, but it can’t be, for you.
HUMANE, STRONG,
O P IU M S ^
“"»ìred in IO
' cured.
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a Mre .. we will m.n! •
w U tv
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Deacriptive Circular and Testimonials; also Catalogue of Hartman Steel Picket laiwn Fence,
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T. D. Ganse. Gen Western Sales Agt.. 508 Sti
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David Mii^ h ri«so f^ rJ P | o rila n ^ ^ r^ ^ ^ J to M 2i^ ^ S o n iiiM ark^8jCo^Spnkan
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ice to them. The
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T lt r o a i.
Sold by all Druggists on a Guarantee.
F r .1 Lame Si.le, Back or Chr-t S h ilo h ’s Porous
Plaster will give great «at i-fact ion.—»5 cents.
Mitchell Jr. Wagon
S H I L O H ’S V I T A L I Z B R .
M rs T. S. H aw k in s, CTiattanooga, Tenn., <av8:
Is ;i niinnture farm wagon in every
reapeet; has tongue and shafts for
dog or goat; just the thing for a H oliday present.
" Shiloh'* V Utilizer * S A V E D M V L I F E
1
eonriiler it the best remedy fora debilitatedsystem
I ever used " F«»r D j'spc^sia, L ive r o r K idney
trou ble it excels. P ric e »Sets.
Mitchell-Lewis & Staver Go.,
Q H I L O H ’S / % C A T A R R H
O
These old Doctors have hail 30 years'
•xperience In curing Private, Blood, Ner
vous and Skin Diseases. Write to-day.
Reliable Remedies sent privately to any address.
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leading rem edy for a ' i :
unnatural di*»«'h»rge» §■*
w. «.’nres In
prlvr.t#» diseases «if men *
_r 1 To 5 D A Y S .
certain cure for the d e i’
f UitrtDiM.1 not ta
tatlng weakness pacoil*
«%uff Svtcior«
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to women.
Mr<i«aiyt»r
I prescribe it and
cr-
Uf
il «oír (»▼
T he EvAMSCHiM'nALC.1 In recom m «n d lD f U >
ClNCiHNAT ,0 M M
ali sufferers.
A. J 8 TONER. M D., Of CATO«. »L
,aai
W EAK
Who 1st suffering, either in bis miml or
body, from fi»o injurious'or weakeuiuu
effects of his own i^ioruu^fpllies, abu*e
and excesses can be «tuielcly ami jk rina-
1 nently cured. Papera free (sealed).
.
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r
R UTTER
" ill cut Dry or «treea
Bones, Meat, Gristle and all.
Green C u t BONES w ill
double the num ber o f eggs
— w ill m ake them more fer
t i l e - w i ll carry the ben t
safely through the molting
period and put them in
condition to lay when eg*rs
com m and the highest price
and will dovelope youx
chicks
faster than any
other lord.
Feed Green B^nes and
tiso ( r e o fc o z o n t * to kill
the lire, and yon w 111 m a k i
fifty per cent more profit.
Bend for Catalogue and
price*.
E M E DY.
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n-lh-ve and I ’ m re you. P rice SO eta. Th is In
j. ,-tor fo r I t -S lic e —fu l treatment is h im
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iriiaraotee to g iv e satisfaction.
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