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C a n a r y B ir d s .
C hicago b ird dealer, one of the
m ost extenHive in the country, nays of
c a n a rie s: ' 4Tlie idea in p revalent th a t
can ary birds e ith e r com e from th e C a­
n a ry islands or a re born in captivity.
Of course some are received from the
C anary islands, and a g reat m any of
them aro raised from tam e birds th a t
huvo never been a t liberty, or cage
bird s, as they are called. S till, m any of
th e very best canaries are captured w ild
in th e U nited States. S outhern C a li­
fo rn ia is fu ll of w ild canaries, and
th ere ore no b e tte r singers in th e w orld.
In som e sections the a ir seem s to bo
tilled w ith melody. T hey are so p le n ti­
fu l th a t the boys k ill them in g re at
n u m b ers w ith s lin g shots, and they are
little m ore th o u g h t of th an sparrow s. I
pre fe r the A m erican c an aries to the im ­
p orted, and th ere does not seem to be
any dan g er th a t th e supply w ill ever
ru n short. '*
A
SOM E Q U E E I i YARNS.
religion on ^ w h e e l s .
M e lh o d U t . J o u r n e y b y K a il t o H e a r "*yn-
G A T H E R E D BY T H E S O C IE T Y
PSYCHICAL RESEARCH.
FOR
T h e PlhM itiaii o f ■ b l o v i d l l e u d — E x p la n a ­
tio n o f t h e
t'ottlil
on
th e
L a k e S h o r e.
S e v e r a l S t r a n g e 1’r o p h e c i e . an d
W arn ­
in g * — I n v e s t ig a t e * t h e V arna.
dleate" W ilma.
P erh ap s th e first Sunday excursion
ever ra n by a M ethodist chnrch w as th a t
w hich recently ran over th e railroad
from A lbany, w ith a thousand passen­
gers, to h ear th e Rev. “ S y n d ic ate " W il­
son preach the gospel and to help drive
satau out of G louster, O.
T w o m onths ago th is ev an g elist, u n ­
known, a M ethodist c ire n it rid e r from
a backwoods charge, cam e dow n th e
H ocking valley from C oolville and
preached in tho echoolhouses by the
way. A t th e crossing of th e country
roads he p u t u p big p lain lettered plac­
ards th a t re a d :
A d ilig e n t lim it bus In on m ade for
yearn a fte r stories of telepathy, m ind
reading, second sig h t, clairvoyance,
c ry stal vision, m id so on, by the Society
F or P sychical Re-, arch, and g re at pains
have been tak en to obtain corroboration
if possible.
One of tb e m ost experienced and in ­
d e fatig ab le inv estig ato rs in Ibut o rg a n ­
ization, F re d e ric W. H. Myers, e m ­
bodies scores of these n a rra tiv e s in a :IT IK TIMK TO REMEMBER YOL’H KINK.:
paper p rin te d in the re p o rt of the pro­
" S y n d ic a te ” W ilson's congregation
ceedings of the Society F o r Psychical
exceeded th e capacity of tho room at his
Research. A few are selected for rep ro ­
com m and. Sunday had been set aside as
T A K K CAKK O F VOUK W A T C H .
duction hero to illu stra te somo of the
" o ld so ld iers’ d a y .”
supposed w o r k i n g s of tho m ysterious
Before snnriatcthe people w ere com ­
The m echanism of the hum an body re­ facu lty in question.
ing over th e h ills to th e g reat g a th e r­
m inds one very m uch of the mechanical
D. J. Parsons, a physician in Sw eet
construction ot a tine watch, the wheels, S prings, Mo., says he discovered years ing. Tho M ethodists a t A lbany c hartered
cogs and screws answ ering to the muscles, ago th a t lie was aide to see things, a tr a in , but m em bers of a ll the o ther
and the delicate springs are w hat may be m en tally , w hich had hap] tn e d hundreds d enom inations w en t on it. So did the
likened tc the nerves. One cannot move of m iles aw ay and m any years before. band. T he pastor of tb e M ethodist
w ithout the other, and yet the action of
ch u rch here, th e Rev. J. A tkinson, a
each is separate and distinct. Bo it is Ho w rote in 1891 : “ W hile in com pany fine speaker, rode horseback w ith “ S yn­
with tbe nerves and muscles of the hum an w ith Ur. T ro tte r of L exington, M o., J
body. Trie ailm ents of the muscles are could see before and n e ar to lum a d e l■ d ic a te ” W ilson and m et th e A lbany ex
cursion.
distinct from the ailm ents of the nerves,
and, like the m echanism of a watch, if ex cate hand on w hich w as a d a rk red kin
T w o thousand of G lo n ste r's popula­
posed to sudden change of heat and cold, glove. T he hand wun a ll the lim e ii. tion, a thousand from A lbany and a
they get out of order and for the tim e are m otion. I called his a tte n tio n to it, nun
hundred from the villages of Sunday
useiess. Especially is this so a t this season
of the year, when from exposure, negli­ he was m uch surprised. 1 fold him tin Creek valley, filled th e streets. T here
gence or went of care, the nerves are at bund had u history, mid if he laid u< w ere “ h a lle lu ia h s !” and shouts of h a p ­
lacked and neuralgia in its worst form sets I objections I w ould be pleased to know
in. But like oil to the works ot a watch i it. H e s a id : ‘X w as trav elin g in C anada piness, and a fte r the churches were
filled the evangelists talk ed to a vast
ho is Bt. Jacobs Oil to the nerves thus de- !
ranged. It is acknowledged by thousands on tho curs, and one duy w e ran up lo i. crow d in the public square.
to be the best and m ost perm anent cure tra in tiia t had been w recked a littli
tor this m ost dreaded disease; hence it is w h ile before. I w ent to th e w reck, ami 1 A t noon th e band led tlie procession,
well to look after the hum an watch as well , a bout the first th in g th a t I saw w as u und all tb e m in iste rs in tow n w alked
as the one in the pocket.
ju st b ehind it. N ext w ere lot) old sol
young lady lying upon the ground dead.
diers of th e cross— som e lam e and ail
She— You should have been at church Bun- i One hand w as nuked, mid one was cov­
bent. S till fa rth e r hack were tlie ribbon
day. The m inister preached such ai> interest- I
ing sermon. He—Indeed? Hhe- 1
you ered w ith a d a rk red k id g lo v e.' lu
w e arin g clubs ai.d in tb e re a r m any
know It was his debut ms a heretic.
sta n tly upon his n tte rin g tiro w ords the
hundreds in solid ranks. C hoirs sang
T If K C O M M I SS A It V
1> K I* A K T M K N T durk red k id glove and th e hand v a n ­ alw ays happy songs, and th e band, ev
ished. ^
ery m em ber of w hich has joined the
S ubsequently tho Dr. T ro tte r here
Ol th e h um an system la th e sln m u eh . In enn-
s e q u e n c e o f Its a ctiv ity , th e hotly la su p p lied m entioned se n t a fu ll account of th e ac­ c hurch, played ouly sacred m usic.
w ilh liie e lem en ts of bone, b rain , ucrvoua and
“ S y n d ic ate ” W ilson says be is a re p ­
m uacular tla.u e. W hen in d ite s iI o n Impede-. lia c id en t a n d th e conversation w ith Ur.
fu nctlou a, th e heat agent lor Im parting a h e a lth ­ 1 Parsons to a n officer of th e P sychical re sen ta tiv e of a kingdom th a t w ants
e m ig ran ts from e arth and offers induce
fu l lm p etu a to lla o p e r a tio n , la H ostetler's
rilnmach B itters, alao a cu ra tiv e for m alaria, R esearch society in reply to inquiries.
m eats th at cannot be d u p lic a te d — an ev­
hi.Iona a i d k id n ey co m p la in ts, u ervou an e.a He corroborated th e foregoing story
e rlastin g life, freedom from ail pain and
aim con atlp ailou .
I fu lly , ad d in g th a t the gloved h an d m ade sorrow , e te rn al joy, a hom e in para
K ho-W Im t an aw fu lly ta ll m an laird laifly la. u strong im pression on him , “ w hich bus
dise. " F o rm a syndicate to secure an
H e—T hey Bay h e’a p a in fu lly ahort.
rem ained to th is day, about -10 y e a rs.” everlasting hom e in G od's heaven !'' is
Piso’s Cure for Consum ption has been a j H e wus astounded a t Ur. P arso n s' re- his chief plea.
Ood-aend to me.— Win. B. McClellan, j m ark to him nearly 80 years a fte r the
Probably such scenes w ere never w it­
heater, lorida, Kept. , 80S.
event, and even yet cannot understand
nessed before.
T his uniq u e religious
H o w s t h is ?
how th a t person should Xiuvo broached parade w ill, it is believed, destroy tin
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| tho subject, inasm uch us Ur. T ro tte r had evils of Sunday Creek valley and give
We offer One lltiu ilrtsl Dollars Reward for any
M E T H O D I S T LAWS.
R O E N T G E N I S A BARO N
n e v e r to h is
k n o w le d g e
m e n t io n e d t h e
n i r e rh
c a ""01 " • ° urel1 uy H *U’1'
0 * t t l0 dt,u<1 K 'rl t o a l i v i n g s o u l .
eilK N K Y A CO.. Props., T oled o, o.
A la r g e g r o u p o f in c i d o u t s f o u n d in
We, th e iind eralK aed.h ave know n K J .tih e n i'y i t h i s c o l l e c t i o n o c c u r r e d a l m o s t e x a c t l y
for tue Inst 15 year», an d b eliev e h im p erfec tly
,
ho'iornhu* i« m « i buiineMN tratiMMuioiiN, an<i tin- a t t h e s a m e t i m e w h e n t h e
p e r c ip ie u t
K. J.
byCth e\r firm l ° CMFry ° Ut ftny ^ ^ g a H o n 1,1 atl0 | r e c e iv e d a c o r r e H p o n d in g im p r e s s io n .
yvkht a T r p a x ,
tih ip w r e c k s , in u r e t r i f l i n g a c c i d e n t s , t h e
W ho'caale Driiggiat*, T oled o, O.
| r e c o v e r y o f a lo s t d o g a n d t h e p o s i t io n
untold h u ndreds a hom e in h eav en .—
N ew York Recorder.
A B A TT LE ABBEY.
N o n tlie r n e r »
t o K r e c t h JVItiMPiiin n t tlio
N ittio im l C a p ita l.
T H E BAVARIAN S AV AN T H O N O R E D BY
PRINCE R E G E N T LU DW IG .
K e c o g u lie t l A f t e r Y« « r8 o f T o il — D e c o r a te d
A lio
III»
b y K a U e r W ilh e lm —S o m e t h in g o f
L if e —H i»
T ow D N inen
and
F r ien d »
S u r p r is e d .
In recognition of v aluable services to
bis n a tiv e country and to a ll th e w orld,
P rin ce L u d w ig of B avaria has created
Professor R oentgen of W urzburg a
baron.
A little m ore th an a m onth ago tbe
nam e of Professor R oentgen w as ouly
know n in a few exclusive scientific c ir ­
cles, m ain ly for some speenlative papers
on chem ical subjects. Today it is popu­
lar th ro u g h o u t the c iv iliz ed w orld.
A nd y e t th e w orld w ill never know
m uch of th e years of endless toil and
p a tie n t research w hich preceded the
phenom enal discovery w hich has brought
fam e und no doubt fo rtu n e to th is B a­
v arian savant. T he new s th a t the p ro ­
fessor had found a w ay of pho to g rap h ­
ing th e in v isib le stru c k th e old w orld
lik e a lig h tn in g flash, and A m erica was
also sta rtle d , u o tw ith stu n d iu g her rapid
strid e s in m echanicul inventions and
scientific discoveries.
Of th e p riv ate life of the inv en to r of
th e X ray little is know n, as the p ro ­
fessor lives a secluded life, being present
ouly a t im p o rta n t social g a th e rin g s of
his students. He m ight be called a book-
-T h a t
T ire d
F eel-
Hood's
Sarsaparilla v
E.
♦Cured
f n < W ■ H i l l t.9 ■ * iedai I t . la w Ta
Tark
T he g reat n a tio n a l conference of the
M ethodist Episcopal cburcbes, to be
held in C leveland, is nearly tw o m onths
d ista n t, bat prep aratio n s for tb e recep­
tio n of delegates and arrangem ents for
tbe m ost intensely in te restin g m eeting
evpr held by tb e denom ination are n e a r­
ing com pletion. If tbe proposed m eas­
ures are passed, th e conference w ill be­
com e histo rical, in the chnrch, as the
m ost decidedly rev o lu tio n ary one ever
held.
T he a tta ck on the bishops is th e m ost
notable m easure proposed. These d ig n i­
taries are now elected for life and re ­
ceive an an n u al salary of $5,000. It is
now proposed th a t the bishops be e le ct­
ed only for a term of years and retu rn ed
to the m in istry w hen they have served
th e ir tim e in the bishopric. It is Buid
th a t m any delegates are in favor of the
change, and it is w ell know n th a t there
is strong sym pathy for the idea in C leve­
land.
T he question of a d m ittin g wom en
delegates has long been pending, but it
bus now been su b m itte d to vote in the
form of the B altim ore-C olorado a m e n d ­
m ent. T he vote is nearly com pleted,
and the result in the w estern und so u th ­
ern sta te s gives a m ajo rity of over 400
m in iste rs in favor of the wom en. The
colored conferences in the south w ent
solid for wom en delegates. In th e e ast­
ern states the sen tim en t is a g ain st the
am endm ent, and th is m ajo rity w ill be
c u t dow n, a lthough probably uot over­
come.
A nother proposition is for the up-
p o in tu ie u t of a negro bishop for the
850,000 colored m em bers, w ho are at
present w ith o u t a rep reseu tativ e on the
E piscopal bourd.
T he laym en w ill dem and th a t they be
given equal representation w ith the m in ­
isters, and th e m in iste rs w an t th e tim e
lim it of pastorates extended or abolish­
ed. Some of th e delegates favor the
fo rm atio n of dioceses and the adoption
of a plan g iv in g bishops p erm anent re si­
dence.
N o o th er conference has ever h a d a n y ­
th in g like such an im p o rta n t w ork to
discuss, and the results w ill be w atched
w ith intense in te re s t.— C hicago Tim es-
H erald.
CURED BY PRAYER.
A K aiihah W o m a n o n t b e P o in t o f D e a th
R e n e w » H e r W ill t o L iv e .
PROFESSOR ROENTGI S.
w orm , auil hi« tow nsm en aud most i n ti­
m ate frien d s aro m ost surprised at liia
Bnddou elevation ami (lie d istin c tio n s
show n him by ro y a lty and scholars.
I learn from these th a t B aron R o en t­
gen has alw ays been a tireless e x p eri­
m enter, and finally (h is enem ies say by
m ere chance) ho learned one of the u n ­
discovered w onders of nature. He is a d ­
m ired by scientists of a ll countries, but
to the unscientific m u ltitu d e s in tbe f a ­
th erlan d and elsew here it eeetns in e x ­
plicable th a t wo should be enabled to
photograph in to ta l darkness, and th a t
w e sh o n ld bn nblo to photograph through
w alls of wood or solid and opaqne bodies
is little so rt of a m iracle.
Baron R oentgen w as born in 1845 in
Z urich, S w itzerlan d , and u n til his tw e n ­
ty-fifth year studied iu the Z urich u n i­
versity. w here ho grad u ated and received
his M. I). diplom a.
A fter a brief practice in S trasbnrg,
ho was appointed professor of chem istry
in th e S tra s b u rg un iv ersity . Since 1878
he has beeu professor a t H ohenlieim ,
Giessen und W urzburg. It is said th a t
he w ill devote all his energies in fu tu re
to th e perfection of his discovery.
It w ill he rem em bered th a t K aiser
W ilhelm decorated the professor w ith
th e O rder of the R oyal C row u a few
w eeks ago. H is m ajesty had in v ite d the
professor to the schlosi to illu stra to his
discovery hv a few experim ents, w hich
proved h ig h ly sa tisfac to ry .— N ew Y ork
Jo u ru u l.
A t u m eeting of C onfederate veterans
in W ashington the o th er evening steps
w ere taken tow ard securing th e location
of the C onfederate B attle abbey a t the
n a tio n a l capital.
on the m o rn in g of Oot. ?, 1885, the w ife
Tho proposed b a ttle abbey w ill be on
P I T s , m in a slopped free by I lr . K l in e 's of a C hicago m an asked him , w hile they
t i r e n t N e r v e K e s t o r e r . N o U u a fle i the Ural
a colossal scale and w ill in a ll p ro b a b il­
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise sud f l 00 w ere both dressing and before e ith e r of
trial bottle tree pi Pit cases Hobd to i>r. Kline ! them iiad left th e ir sleeping room , if he ity involve an e x p en d itu re of ♦750,000
kill Arch H t, Philadelphia. P a
ot more.
It is th e w ish of the C onfed­
j had ever know n a person nam ed Esdule.
e rate V eteran s’ association to secure its
T ry G I km ba to r b r e a k fa s t.
He replied in tlie negative. T hen she
location in W ashington, not only as a
n a rra te d a dream iu w hich she saw a
southern m em orial building, but as one
coffin on th e lake shore so m arked. Later
of n u tio n a l im p o rtan ce and an especially
in the day th e m an discovered in the
a ttra c tiv e and o rn am en tal fe atu re of the
m orning palter of th a t d a te an account
city. Tho w ork of prom oting tho e n ­
of the disappearance of W illiam K. Es- deavor w ill be ably assisted by th e L a ­
daile, b u t w ith no theory as to his fate. d ie s ’ S outhern R e lie f society.
Extrem e tired feeling afflicts nearly every­ A fter elaborate inq u iry it seem s to be
Steps are being taken to organize a
body at this season. The hustlers cease to established th a t th is w as the first public com m ittee o f 50, em bracin g m em bers of
m
ention
of
tho
fact
th
a
t
he
w
as
m
issing.
push, the tireless grow weary, the ener­
th e tw o associations and a n um ber of
getic become enervated. You know ju st F or several days tho C hicago papers re ­ p rom inent m en and wom en outside of
ferred
to
th
e
topic,
b
u
t
suggested
th
at
what we meun. Some men and women
th e associations. A com m ittee, composed
endeavor temporarily to overcome that ho w as alive, hut insane, and w ould be of one m em ber from each sta te and our
found. Tho notion of suicide was sco u t­
from th e D istrict o f C olum bia, w as ap ­
ed. On (kit. 10 K sdaile’s dead body was
pointed a t th e last g ra n d encam pm ent
found. Ho had been drowned.
of tho U nited V eterans to decide upon
Visions, dream s or im pressions w hicl I
tho location of the m em orial building,
seemed to be prophetic ligurc frequent J
und th is co m m ittee w ill do so a t the LORDLY L I TE R AR Y BUREAU.
in
Mr.
M
yers’
catalogue.
Occasional);
F e e in g by great force of will. But this
com ing a n n u a l e ncam pm ent, to be held
D oufcla« - C o k e r C o m b in a tio n S o o n t o S ta r t
is unsafe, as it pulls powerfully upon the there w ould he only a vague luipul %
in R ichm ond in Ju n e next.
sensation.
A
ra
ilw
a
y
engineer
stop}
e
o n a T o u r.
nervous system, which will not long stand
T he com m ittee of prom otion in W ash­
his
tra
in
,
he
could
not
say
w
hy,
an-
T he L ord D ouglas-L ord Coker lite r ­
■ucli strain.
Too many people “ work on
ington, to be form ed th ro u g h th e m ove­
their nerves,” and the result is seen in un­ sent a flagm an ahead. He th u s stoppi
m e n t in au g u ra te d a t th e recent m eeting, a ry sy n d icate is flourishing and w ill
fortunate wrecks marked “ nervous pros­ an express tra in com ing tow ard him an
w ill so licit subscriptions, to be devoted soon sta rt out from C a lifo rn ia on its
on
th
e
sumo
track
,
b
u
t
out
of
sigl
tration,” in every direction. T hat tired
to w a rd th e erection of th e b u ild in g if p a th to fam e and w ealth through Mex
around a curve. H aving lauded in i
located in W ashington. T he general ico. A ll the p a rtic ip a n ts aro m em bers
stra n g e c ity , a m an w as p ick in g his wav
fu n d , collected th ro u g h th e southern of tho E n g lish nobility , and they in ten d
along in th e dark, w hen ho was im
cam ps, am ounts already, it is said, to to tra v e l through A rizona and New
pel led to chan g e I iin ro u te abruptly. Hi
over ♦ 200,000.— St. L ouis Globe-D em o­ M exico and then go to old Mexico.
found next day th a t a few m ore stops crat.
T hey say they w ill visit m any unex
Ing is a positive proof of thin, weak. Ini
w ould huvo th ro w n him off a dock. A
plored portions of the neighboring re ­
pure blood; for, if the blood is rich, red, fa th e r's a n x iety about a son in another
IT GIVES POLI CE ME N FITS. public and tliai they have m ade a rra n g e
vitalized and vigorous, it imparts life and p a rt of the country increased to such a
m eu ts to have th e m atter they w ill pro­
energy to every nerve, organ and tissue point th a t the fam ily had ju st decided A T o y W liir li M ake» N o w Y ork P o lic e m e n duce pu b lish ed by San Francisco and
T h in k o f C o m m I»..loner lfo o iie v o lt.
of the body. The necessity of taking to sum m on the h o y hom e w hen tho
N ew Y’ork papers and one of H a rp e r's
An ingenious m an w ho gets np a r ti­ publications.
H ood’s Na'saparilla for that tired feeling new s of his d e ath was received.
is, therefore, apparent to every one, ami
A gain, of the prefigured events some cles for stre e t fa k irs has ju st applied at
T he m ost pro m in en t m em ber of the
the good it will do you is equally beyond w ere only a few seconds aw ay, others W ashington for a patent on a toy that p a rty is Lord S holto Douglas. W ith him
question, Kemembei Unit
perhaps m onths distant.
A n a tu ra list consists only of an oval piece of tin w ill be Lord V aux-Coker, who lias been
w ould discover, w ith o u t search or su sp i­ p ainted to represent a set of large w hite for som e tim e a w rite r on th e lix'al
cion, exceedingly rare ferns or m oths , teeth betw een a p a ir of red, healthy press. Ho is the only m an in Los A n ­
alm ost in stan tly a fte r an im age of the lips. A tii: w h istle attach ed to th e back geles w ho w ears a m onocle. Lord F re d ­
specim en w as found in his m ind or a enables the w earer to hold it betw een erick W illoughby de C lifft and Lord
h in t was w hispered in his ear by some 1 his ow n teeth.
Percy de C apel B urke are th e other
Excise Inspector H irsb k in d o f New m em bers of tile p arty T hey com e from
! unseen agency. A ccidents, and even
York w alked into th e West T h irtie th B akersfield, w here they have been le a r n ­
deaths, w ere predicted weeks in ud
vaiice, and som etim es on a specified S treet statio n house the o ther n ig h t w ith in g fa rm in g , and w here they m et Lord
I«th « On* T rue Blood Purlflrr A ll d r n n ls ts |t .
date, and tho forecast was fulfilled. A one of the toys iu liw m outh and a pair Douglas. T hey w ill go m ore for sport
Prep«r»*«l o n ly bjrC. I Hood A To , Isoweff, M an
. m an dream ed of seeing the headstone of of gold rim m ed glasses ou his nose. th an for lite rary w o rk .—Cor. C hicago
h is ow n grave inscribed " J o n . 9 ." As Sergeant S h ire took one look a t the T ribune.
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he believed th a t this w as m eant for lv fell off his chair.
t.incoln'a L aw P*rtm»r Win*.
H irsh k iu d know s w hen a joke has
A fter fitfhtintf for 18 years, Rev. Jo-
S U R E C U R E f o r P I L E S I " J a n . 9 . " JSoou a fte rw a rd oue of his
■ v e n in a a n n * k
“ u '■ d u ‘ , n i e r n u ne or I’rntru l in t H ies «leid at our* t.* j c hildren died on J u n e 9, and he consid­ gone far enough, and he rem oved the
i t<iall Fisk, an old and alm ost im pover­
D R. B O -S A N -K O S I PILE REMEDY.
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l u « . I M t l l t iu n io r *
k | h > II ill i O .'U tf I l i u t a i a s. lit How
ered th is occurrence a fulfillm ent of the false m onth ju st as Shire was col laps- ished litig a n t, has won a se ttle m e n t of
Uluulatl i» uitL
I »»»« IIOMANkO. I'hlln.. I'».
I supposed prophecy. H ow ever, he died Ulg;
judgm ents ag ain st th e c ity of New O r­
T here w ill be 10,000 of the tin m o u th ­ leans for services d u rin g the reconstruc­
him self several years afte rw a rd on
pieces
on
the
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few
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tion period.
S a v e My C h i l d ! ”
T he experts w ho have undertaken the each one is w a rran te d to scare a police
He w as v irtu a lly a law p a rtn e r of
is the cry of study of the phenom ena here described m an in to fits.— New York World.
P resident L incoln, and P resid en t G ra n t
are eagerly looking for m ore stories of
many an
in 18(1,8 appointed him a d istric t a tto r ­
€41 rk fo A m crU 'A .i 1'nivernity.
th is sort. i)r. R ichard Hodgson, 5 Boyl
ney in New O rleans. H is efforts at th a t
agonired
T he w ill of H. A. Massey, the T oron­
ston place, Boston, is the A m erican sec
period to in v estig a te and p u n ­
mother retarv and trea su re r of the Society For to a g ric u ltu ra l im plem ent m an u factu rer, exciting
ish a ll outrages brought dow n ou him
-C ^ d x i w h o s e i Psychical Research, and w hen he gets w as probated th e o th er day. Ii coutaius th e w ra th of file K ul;lux and he was
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little one i hold of a new yarn he proceeds to in 29 bequests to c h arita b le and religious forced to flee for his life.
| vostigate the m a tte r carefully before re in stitu tio n s th ro u g h o u t th e Dom inion.
writhes in croup or whoop­ porting tbe f.e•!** to headquarters m T hese bequests, w ith the sum s given by
M urk tlA n n a ’» A m b itio n .
Mr. Massey shortly previous to his
London. — New York Tribune.
It is p re tty w ell understood am ong
ing cough. In such cases,
d e ath , am ount to $1,100,000. .Among friends of M cK inley th a t not only w ill
Dr. A ck er’s English Rem­
D eutists in V ienna are form ing a so­ th e bequests is one of $50,000 to the Mr Hanna Want the c ab in et position of
edy proves a blessing and ciety w hich lias for its object a course of A m erican u niversity. W ashington, to secretary of the treasu ry iu the event of
m u tu al in stru ctio n in lig h t anecdotes erect a b u ild in g to represent C anadian M cK in ley 's nom ination and election to
a godsend.
Mrs. M. A.
and pleasing conversation for profes
M ethodism in th a t uuiversity.
the presidency, but th a t he w ill get it,
Burke, of 309
105th St., gional honrm.________________
the ex governor h av in g so announced
H e A c te d A r e o r d ln s ly .
New York, writes: “ I)r.
him self. To this, it is claim ed, is really
Prof. W . H. Peeke, who
Mr. H n ntinittun is of tho upiuinn th a t dne th e opposition to H anna iu C leve­
A cker’s English Remedy
m ak es a spewuiltY o f \vlit'n * mull It'S'- Mist tin.! urow s up
land of Myr n H errick and his friends.
E p ilep sy , h a s w ith o u t
cured my baby of bronchitis,
d o u b t trea te d and cu r­ w ith tho oom itry it is tho c o u n try 's duty
—C in cin n a ti E nquirer.
ed
m
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than
any
and also gave instant relief
liv in g P h v s lc ia n ; hta to l our it lit • m l slmro of tho oxponso —
T h ey W A iitrtl S o
€«*hoo|.
• a c c e s s is a sto n ish in g . W.iahitiRtou Ktar.
in a severe case of croup.
W e h a v e hcurvl ot case*
Eleven badly b a tte n ’ll citizens aro in
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1
to y e a r s ’ stand in g
I grateful!vrecommend it.”
Will X , » , f a . . Ilir r..iuat Again.
- u r e d ’ v
the lockup at A lpena, M ich., in couse
Three U rea. iS c .; SOc.; *1. A ll D ra x rtsts
h im
Me
Profossor C A. Young, chiof of tho quence of a w ell m eant effort to e sta b ­
p u b lis h e s*
lish a Sunday school. T he school was
v a l> a b I e aatronouih'al .lopurtniont of P t i l M t i n
w o rk on u niversity, said th a t IV rtin e '» com et to he held in th e schonlhouse on the
this dis.
Some
was rap id ly riv islin g from tho oarth. Indi in reservation near A lp e n a
b» P tS O S CURE /FOR
ho sen d *
I
CUKS
ALI K St f AUS.
of tbe French residents objected to the
»with
a having pa*.*.«) tho plan e of tho o a r th '.
I B eit I'outfh If 7 nip. T m m O u u i
The com et deecribm a use of the b u ild in g for relig io n s pnr
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U r g e b ot­ o rb it Feb. 3.V
S a il
tle o f hts A bsolute cu re, free to a n y stwTcrere
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parabola aud w ill never bo v i.ib le to pose,, aud a free fight ensued, w ith the
who m av sen d th eir P O and R xpresa ad d ress.
result staled
.t h . inhabitants of the earth again.
W holesale D m . alm s, T o le jo , o .
j m w h ic h a w a tc h th a t h a d b een d ro p p ed
H all's Catarrh Cure is talo-u n r e r u a lly , iicthiK in u liny Hold a few hours before still
d in -oily upon th e blond and m u cou s surfm-es of
th e sy ste m . I'riee 7 m - jier bottle. Mold by all luy w ere p a ralle led by vision, e ith e r in
prusk' ala. TeaUmoniala fre
j sleep or a lia J f w aking condition. T hus,
H a ll' I'a family
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pilla uro me beat.
I m p o r t a n t Q u e s tio n * t o He S e t t le d a t th *
C le v e la n d C o n fe r e n c e .
T he people of H orton, K an ., are
am azed a t a case of healing by prayer.
Mrs. Scheuck has been au in v alid and
confined to her bod for several years.
Ten days ago she grew so w eak th a t she
could not speak above a w hisper. F rid ay
she was reported to be dying by th e a t ­
tending physician. F a m ily and friends
w ere called to her bedside and received
her final farew ell. She said the angels
w ere ready to m eet her.
As her eyes w ere closing in death she
requested h e r husband to pray a n d to
ask God to help him lead a b e tte r life
and forsake his dissolute habits. T ouch­
ed by the appeal of his dying w ife, he
fe ll a t th e bedside and prayed as re q u est­
ed. Mrs. Scheuck aroused from the death
stu p o r and shouted and praised God for
several m inute*. She grew stro n g er aud
an hour la te r w as able to sit up. S u n ­
day, for th e first tim e in m onths, she
p a rticip a te d in a p ra y er m eeting a t lier
hom e and now says th a t as her husband
is to lead a better lifo she inten d s to
liv e .— W ashington Post.
LADI ES’ W HE EL S.
R e p o r t T h a t a S u it O v e r t h e D r o p F r a m e
I» I u P r e p a r a t io n .
ANOTHER CONGRESSMAN.
P a in e ’s C elery C o m p o u n d , th e G r e a t
R em ed y. M a d e Him W e ll.
S pring
r~
A congressm an is a publio se rv an t in
th e fu ll sense of th e w ord.
He is responsible to h is c o n stitu e n ts,
to his p a rty , to h im s e lf—th e honorable
office is f a ll of h a rd , th an k le ss w ork,
aud heavy responsibility.
C ongressm an W illia m W . G ro n t is
g ra te fu l to the frien d w ho d irected him
to P a in e ’s celery com pouud, w hen p ro ­
lo n g e! official w ork had w ell n ig h ex-
h au sted his h e a lth and stre n g th .
H is
le tte r reads:
C o m m ittee on E x p e n d itu re s th e W ar:
D ept., H ouse R ep., U. 8 „
V
W ash in g to n , D. C., F eb. 28, 1891) i
I found relief q P a in ’e celery com pound
for in so m n ia, lis actio n on th e circu la­
tio n a n d d igestion was also beneficial.
V ery tr u ly vours,
W
il l ia m
W. G
bout .
T here is som ething w rong w hen
one feels “ tire d a ll th e tim e .” I t is
c o n tra ry to every co n d itio n of good
h e alth . T here o u g h t to be no necessity
of d ru m m in g in to th e ears of tire d m en
and w om en w ho feel they a re broken
in h e a lth , and a re every day losing in
w e ig h t and stre n g th , the a rg e n t need
of ta k in g P a in e ’s oelery com pound,
now ’tis sp rin g , to restore th e ir spent
nerve force and p u rify th e ir blood.
Som e of th e e a rlie st good re su lts n o ­
ticed from ta k in g P a in e ’s oelery com ­
pound d u rin g these sp rin g days is a
re g u la rity of th e bowels, a b e tte r a p p e­
tite . sound sleep, a n d good digestion.
A h e a lth y blood supply is re g u la te d by
the nerves, and w hen these v ita l tis-
bjcoine fa tig u e d and badly n o u r­
ished, the bad effect is seen in fa ilin g
d igestion, d istressin g , rin g in g sounds
in th e ears, dizzy spells, depression,
n e u ra lg ia and lassitu d e. S p rin g days
afford every one th e o p p o rtu n ity for
Bhaking off old w eaknesses and p e rsist­
e n t disorders.
P h y sic ian s of every school h a v e been
j from the s ta r t urged to in q u ire in to
the fo rm u la of Paiue'B oelery com ­
pound, th a t th ey m ig h t satisfy th e m ­
selves of its w o n d erfu l pow er of m a k ­
ing th e sick w eil. Prof. E d w ard E.
P helps, M. D ., LL. D ., as soou h , he
presented P a in e 's celery c o m p o u u i to
h is fellow physicians, w as a lw ay s a n x ­
ious to have th e in v ig o ra to r trie d in
cases th a t resisted th e u su a l m ethods of
tre a tm e n t, th a t he m ig h t p r ive th e
tru th of every olaim m ade for h is n e w ­
ly discovered fo rm u la for P a in e ’s oel­
ery com pound. T he g re a t rem edy a l ­
w ays gave re lief, and in 99 cases o o t of
100 m ade people w ell.
P a in e ’s celery com pound c a n n o t be
ju d g ed by th e sta n d a rd of any o rd in a ry
m edicine, sa rsa p a rilla or nerve tonio.
It is a g re a t m odern, scientific discov­
ery, sin g u la rly u n lik e any re m e d ia l
a g e n t th a t h is ever aim ed to effect a
sim ila r purpose—to m ake people w ell.
P a in e ’s celery com pound is th e one
re a l sp rin g rem edy kuow u today th a t
nev er fa ils to benefit. G e t P a in e ’s c el­
ery com pound, a u d only P a in e 's celery
com pound if you w ish to he w ell
s u js
Look Out
For Imitations of Walter B a k e r & Co.'s
Chocolate, Always
see that you get, the arti-
A rep o rt th a t is causing considerable
s tir in the bicycle w orld is th a t su its are
to he b rought to su sta in the rig h ts of
tw o W ashington in v en to rs to th e ex clu ­
sive m an u fa ctu re , u n d e r the p a te n t law s,
of thejdrop fram e used in m ak ju g lad ie s'
w heels. T be m a tte r, it is said, affects
th e 300 bicycle concerns in th e country.
T h e c re d it of in v e n tin g the drop fram e
lias long been a m a tte r of d isp ate, and
for years the cycling papers have been
try in g to se ttle tb e m atter. T he honor
is given by m any to H. S. O w en, the
head of tho firm know n us the Owen
A littlo g ir l w as in th e w itness box,
M a n u fac tu rin g com pany. H e is a w ell and, as u su a l, before she w as allow vd | . . . . _
know n W ashingtonian and one of the to he sw orn, she w as exam ined by th e I Barber supplies anil bazaar GM d»Tr w^o*?doB*t
c h a rte r m em bers of th e C a p ita l Bicycle presiding judge, Mr. Ju d g e M aule, as to you know
club, organized long before the safety h e r u n d e r s ta n d in g th e n a tu r e o f a n o a th ; Th v w
e “ “ anything
" ft" ™
w .n t
° ,
i They will supply you :,"
with
you wont
bicycle cam e into use. A uother m an au d h e r b e lie f iu a f u t u r e s ta te .
i at lowest marteet prices. Send for General Cata-
“ D o y o u k n o w W h at a n o a th is, m y loiroe or C*t«i..*iie of Sporting noo-m or Barber
cred ited w ith inv en tiu g the drop fram e
is W E. S m ith , the senior m em ber of c h ild ? a s k e d tb e ju d g e .
tho firm of th e S m ith D art C ycle M a n u ­
“ Yes, s i r ; I am obliged to te ll the
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or
fa c tu rin g com pany of W ashington. He tru th . ”
“ J u s t D o n ’ t Feel W e ll,”
died about tw o years ago. — W ashington
“ If yon a lw ay s te ll th e tru th , w here
P
S p I^ X l IVER pills
Star.
w ill yon go w hen you d ie?”
are th e One T hing to use.
“ U p to heaven, sir? ”
O n ly O n e f o r a D o s e .
T h o M o sq u e o f K e r b e la .
Sold by D ruggists »? 2 5 c . • ho*
“ A ud w h a t w ill become of yon if you
In plan tb e m osque is alm ost a p e r­
S a m r ! p » t n a ilr d f r e e ®
A d d re « »
Dr. Bcsanko Med. Co. P h il* . Pa.
fect square und covers a considerable tell lies?”
"
I
sh
a
ll
go
to
th
e
n
a
u
g
h
ty
place,
area. T he fo u r o uter w a lls face th e c a r ­
d in al poin ts aud have seven gatew ays— sir. ”
" A r e you q u ite su re of th a t? ”
one to th e south and tw o on each of th e
" Yes, s i r ; q u ite sure. ”
o th er sides. T he nam es of the gates a re :
" L e t h e r be sw o rn ,” said M aule. “ It
South, Bab el K i b l ; east, K a th i el
is q u ite cle ar she know s a g re at deal
H ag at and es S a fi; w est, el Zeneb aud
more th a n I d o . " — P itts b u rg D ispatch.
N. P . N. U. No. 662—^. F. N. U. No. 729
es S u ltan i, and n o rth , es Soddar and
S ahna el S irir. W ithin the o uter inclo­
su re is a w ide paved c o urtyard, then a
second w a ll w itb se v e u gates, aud hand
som e m in a re ts su rm o u n t the southern
angles.
A nother cou rty ard follows,
L The highest claim for other i
,V— 1
on the w estern side of w hich are three
tobaccos is “ J u s t as
/T
to '
holy spots— the place w here H usain fell,
good ns D u r h a m . ”
the tom b of his child, Said Ib rah im , and
the tom b of his ban n er bearer, H abib
E v e r y old s m o k e r
ibn M azakir.
knows there is none just
T he th ird tnclosure w a ll has five
as good as
gates, and w ith in it is the tom b of the
70 w a rrio rs w ho fell w ith H usain and
the supposed birth p lace of Jesus. Lastly,
in an open space, stands the holy of
holies— th e g reat dom ed m ausoleum of
H usain Shah, the sole eu tran ce to w hich
is by the Bah el M urael, or G ate of
Hope.
W ithin are tw o tom bs, th a t of Im am
H usain and of his tw o sons, A li A khbar
and Ali A zrar. T he dom e is a m agnifi
cent and costly w ork of a rt, being tiled
w ith slabs of pure g- Id and in la id w ith
You w i l l find one coupon inside
K oranic inscriptions and o ther designs
each two ounce bag, anil two cou­
in various colored enam el. When we
pons inside each four ounce
m w it. how ever, its beauty w as p a rtly
hag o f B lackw ell’s D urham .
concealed by a black drapery, ou w hich
Buy a hag o f t h i s cele­
w as entbtoidered a vcr>c from the Mo­
brated toh; cco a n d read Ihe
ham m edan Bible, w hile a t its sum m it
f coujxm —which gives .1 list I
floated th e black flag of m ourning in
o f valuable presents and bow
honor o f th e m artyr. — R larkw ood Mag
to get them
azine.
W H O CARRIES THE LAH 6EST
Blackwell’s
BULL DURHAM
Smoking Tobacco
i ne tour jk wilted lotus, in
situation, m akes a cover fo r
by d raw ing ia:e r m ore of
over the 1 ^ -- m and keeping
du rin g the heat of the day.
ou ex p o s'd
it* flower
the leaves
them there
R ags for paper m aking are boiled u n ­
der steam pressure. A h undred pound*
of rags are m ixed w m from ii to 13
pounds of carbonate of *oda and h a lf a *
m uch quicklim e.
T h e very re m a rk a b le e n d c e rta in
relief given w om an b y e ltO O R E 'S
R E V E A L E D R E M E D Y ha* given
i t th o n a m e of W o m a n ’s F rie n d . I t is
u n ifo rm ly succese-
fnl in relieving th e bockachee,heodachef
and weakness
w hich b u rd e n a n d sh o rte n a w o m a n 's
life. T h o u sa n d s of
w om en t e s t i f y for i t. I t w dl give b e tu th and stre n g th
and m ak e life • p lea su re
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