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conclntled, “ of low or o rd in ary birth ,
i FRANK STATEMENT.
bnt descended from good M assachusetts
stock. H e rose by hard w ork and by M r«. R . C. P e t e r s o n , o f F a i r h a r e n . T e l l s
The hardy, strong, athletic n a n , after
T H E FA M O U S ED IT O R L E C T U R E S B E ­ genius to becom e one of th e leading
a R e p o r te r o f H e r R e c e n t I l l ­
m onths of out-door life and sport«, feels all
law yers of the Illin o is bar a n d finally
FO R E A N E W H A V EN S O C IE T Y .
n e ss a u d C ure.
the better, although he m ay have «tittered,
president
of
the
U
n
ite
d
States,
aud
I
F ro m th e W orld H e ra ld , F t i r h a r e n , W a sh .
as m any do, from serious sprains and
M rs. R. C. P eterson, of F a irh a v e n ,
bruises. If sports were stopped on that L i n c o l n a m i H is C a b in e t” t h e T it le o f doubt if there is a g ran d er c h ara cte r in
a ll m odern h is to r y ." — N ew Y ork H e r­ W a s h ., w ho h a s been for a n u m b er of
account, we would have no more of the
t h e S p e e c h C a m e r o n a n d S t a n t o n — H is
ald.
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great base ball games, sports of field and
y ears a sufferer from nervous p o ritra-
O p in io n o f L in c o ln — In a id e H isto r y o f a
turf, of oar and gun, of rod and racquet,
tio n , rh e u m a tism and fem ale w eakness,
C o n s t it u t io n a l A m e n d m e n t .
but all sportsm en and athletes take sprains
FA R M IN G IN C H IN A .
a n d w ho has la te ly e n tire ly recovered
and bruises as an accom panim ent with
C harles A. Daua delivered a lecture L e sso n s I n I r r ig a t io n M s j B e L e a r n e d tb ere fo rm , w as called upon a few daya
composure, because they know how easy
and certain it is to use St. Jacobs Oil ana before th e New H aven C ounty H isto r­
F r o m t h e C e le s t ia l.
ago by a H e rald re p re se n tativ e whose
get rid of perm anently the worst forms of ical society th e other evening on his
A M ongolian farm er has a sm a ll field a tte n tio n bad been called to her case.
any such accidents. There may be some,
indeed m any, not quite up to date in being personal recollections of L incoln and bis of five or ten acres. Upon th is he m ust In a n sw e r to a n in q u iry , Mrs. P eterson
prepared for the season’s enjoym ent, and cabinet.
support h im self, his w ives and ch ild ren said:
such should undoubtedly have a supply o!
Mr. D ana traced th e histo ry of th e and put som ething by for a ra in y day.
“ Yea, I w as a sufferer for m any years
this great remedy for pain.
cam paign th a t led to Mr. L in c o ln 's elec­ H is estate is a sandy p lain w hich slopes from nervous a tta c k s, rh e u am tism and
H is election, he said, w as due to from one end to th e other. H is first step o th er com plaints. W e, m y hu sb an d
“ So y o u h av e a new p re s id e n t in y o n r S h a k e ­ tion.
s p e a re C lu b .” “ Ye», o u r la st p re s id e n t d id not a u n ited K epublicau party , aided by
is to divide it in to c o u n te rp arts by ra is ­ and I, expended a larg e sum of m oney
fa irly re p re s e n t u s ; s h e d id n ’t lik e F re n c h d re s s
D em ocrats from a d isn n ited D em ocratic ing low w alls or p a rtitio n s of clay. They iu v isitin g th e oelebrated doctors of
in on h e r sa la d s.”
party. H e d w e lt a t length upon the arc usually
feet th ic k a n d 2 feet D enver, S a lt L ake C ity and San F ra n -
X flU lT T ’S S C H O O L .
candidates w ho opposed Mr. L incoln high. W here it is difficult to g et clay oisco, b n t m y re lief in a ll cases w as
for th e no m in atio n , and rem arked th a t lie constructs th e w a ll of th e stones ho only tem p o rary , and w e had n e arly
T h is s c h o o l, lo c a te d at B u rlin g a m e , Sat
M ateo c o u n ty , s ta n d s in th e fro n t r a n i " a m o n f th e people then were ju st as eager as finds in the soil or of broken bricks and
despaired of m y ever recovering m y
th e h o m e sch o o ls for boys on th is coast. F t they now are to get rid of w hat they tiles aud stops up the crevices w ith clay
h e a lth , w hen, one day a frien d advised
S tu te S u p e rin te n d e n t I r a G . H o itt h a s c h a rg e
or even m ud. A ny form of soil except­ Dr. W illia m s’ P in k P ills, say in g they
T h e sch o o l is a c c re d ite d by th e s ta te a n d ritau ! c all " b o s se s."
fo rd U n iv e rsitie s, a n d th e r e is no sch o o l w here I
“ B u t ju st w h a t a boss is I have never ing sand is used in th is m anner. So far h a d know n of a case very s im ila r to
b oys rece iv e m ore th o ro u g h tr a in in g a n d c a re |
been ab le to discover,” Mr. D ana con­ do they go th a t I have seen them g a th e r­ m in e, w here a w o nderful cure had been
i u l s u p e rv is io n .—S an F ra n c isc o C h ro n ic le .
tinued. “ People com plain a bout bosses, ing the ooze, bared by th e low tid e , to effected by th e ir use.
but I do not know of a n y th in g th a t suc­ build the w alls w ith. In each little com-
“ A c tin g npon th is advice, as a la s t
ceeds th a t cities not have a boss a t the p a rtm eu t he builds a d itc h iu fro n t of rem edy, my hn sb an d purchased a box
head. A n arm y is n o t an arm y w ith o u t the low er w all, and a t th e corner of the of th e P in k P ills m ore to please m y
a general, and a ship is not navigated co m partm ent he lowers th e w a ll som e­ frien d th a n any belief in th e m edicine.
unless i t has a boss a t th e helm . A nd it w h a t for th e w a te r to flow from one H ow ever, before th e box w as h a lf gone
Extreme tired feeling afflict« nearly every­ has been m y experience th a t th e m an
co m p artm en t in to th e next adjoining. I fe lt a decided change fo r the b e tte r
body at tbis season. The hustlers cease to j w ho kicks hard est a g ain st a p o litic a l
W hen it rain s, th e com partm ents fill, a n d a fte r u sin g th ree boxes w as e n ­
push, the tireless grow weary, the ener- | boss is the m an w ho lias trie d hard est to
a n d th e e n tire field looks lik e a lot of tire ly recovered, and fe lt as w e ll a n d
getic become enervated. You know just m il th a t boss to su it h im self, and w ho
panes of g la ss; the w a te r soaks slow ly stro n g as I ever did.
what we mean. Some men and women | has m et w ith th e poorest success.”
in to the soil and keeps th e ground m oist
" D r. W illia m s’ P in k P ills h ave c e r­
endeavor tem porarily to overcome that ; Mr. D aua nam ed th e m em bers of
enough fu r a g ric u ltu ra l aud h o rtic u l­ ta in ly been a w on d erfu lly effective
P resid en t L in c o ln ’s cabinet. H e spoke tu ra l purposes for several m onths.
rem edy for m e, a n d I have no h e si­
a t length of Sim on C am eron of P e n n ­ W here th e ra in fa ll is bnt slig h t lie digs
tan c y in recom m ending them to any
sylvania, first secretary of w ar u n d e r a w e ll a t a point selected by an astro lo ­
one w ho w as affected as I w a s ."
Lincoln, and w ho w as succeeded by ger. T h is in d iv id u a l is a b a n k ru p t or
D r. W illia m s ’ P in k P illa a re n o t
Stanton. H e said Cam eron w as an able, dissipated scholar or p riest, w ho has
looked upon as a p a te n t m edicine, b u t
Feeling by great fore« of will. But this loyal official and a p a in sta k in g a n d fa r- lost caste by reason of his in firm ities and
r a th e r as a p re scrip ito a . A n a n aly sis
is unsafe, as it pulls powerfully upon the seeing statesm an. “ T he only criticism m akes a liv in g m ore or less precarious
of th e ir p ro p e rties show s th a t th ey con­
nervous system, which will not long stand they could m ake of him w as th a t he by astrology, fo rtu n e te llin g , selecting
ta in , in condensed form , a ll th e e le ­
such strain.
Too many people ‘‘work on bought too m any g u n s ,” Mr. D ana said, graves, finding subterranean w a te r and
m en ts necessary to give new life and
their nerves,” and the result is seen in un­ “ but th e tru th w as th a t lie foresaw the s im ila r sn p e rstitio n a l occupations. He
rich n ess to th e blood and restore s h a t­
fortunate wrecks m arked “ nervous pros­ g reat stru g g le th a t w as on and a p p re ­ bears a s trik in g resem blance to th e sooth­
tere d nerves. T hey are an u n fa ilin g
tration,” in every direction. T hat tired ciated its m a g n itu d e ."
sayers and w itohes of onr own history. specifio for snob diseases as locom otor
S tantou w as th e m ost eloquent m an L ike them , he em ploys a d iv in in g rod
a ta x ia , p a rtia l p a raly sis, St. V itu s ’
Mr. D ana had ever k n o w n or heard. He and somo arra n g e m e n t iu c ry sta l w hich
dance, sciatica, n e u ra lg ia , rh e u m a tism ,
m entioned an in cid en t when a dozen is supposed to become cloudy w hen wa-
nervouB headache, th e a fte r effects of
B altim o re hankers, representing proba­ tc r is near. H is charge for in d ic a tin g
la g rip p e, p a lp ita tio n of th e h e a rt, pale
bly $30,000,000, w e n t to W ashington to th e place w here a w ell w ill be success­
lng Is a positive proof of thin, weak, im
and sallow com plexions, and th e tire d
protest ag ain st the a rre st of B altim ore fu l varies from 10 cents to 60 cents, and
pure blood; for, if the blood is rich, red,
fe e lin g re s u ltin g from norvons p ro s­
m erchants w ho had been selling c o n tra ­ if his c lie n t secures an e x tra large sup­
vitalized and vigorous, it impart« life and
band a rticle s to a southern poddler w ho ply be dem ands and receives a bonns of tra tio n , a ll diseases re su ltin g from
energy to every nerve, organ and tissue
acted as a sort of spy for th e w a r de­ th e sam e am onut. These contrivances v itia te d hum ors in th e blood, snoh
of the body. The necessity of taking
as scrofula, ohronio erysipelas, eto.
n in e tim es ont of ten do th e ir bnsiness
H ood’s Sarsaparilla for that tired feeling partm ent.
a re
also
a
specifio
for
“ A ll of these splendid gentlem en, w ell. Some go to g re at depths. I t was T hey
1«, therefore, apparent to every one, and
w ho cam e in long black coats, and who from those deep p its th a t F ra n c e aud tro u b le s p e c n lia r to fem ales, snch
the good it will do you is equally b«yond
w ere very respectable indeed, w ere u sh ­ ourselves first derived th e idea of th e a r ­ as suppressions, irre g u la ritie s, a n d all
question. Kemembei that
form a of w eakness. T hey b u ild np th e
ered in to Mr. S ta n to n ’s office and seated tesian w ell.
blood a n d restore th e glow of h e a lth to
before the fire. Mr. Stanton asked me
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W ater once reached, th e fa rm labor
T hey a re for
1
to com e in, and added th a t a ll B a lti­ sta rts to keep on forever. Som e one of p a le a n d sallow cheeks.
■f
more w as there. One a fte r an o th er these the fam ily is alw ays a t th e w ell, r i s ­ sale by a ll d ru g g ists, or m ay be had by
gentlem en deuonneed th e arrest of the ing the precious fluid to the surface, xt m a il from Dr. W illia m s' M edicine
m erchants as groundless and outrageons. ru n s by a little can al to th e top com ­ C om pany, Scheneotady, N. Y ., fo r 60c.
When th ey had finished, Mr. S tanton p a rtm en t aud thence tric k les through p e r box, or six boxes for |2 60.
delivered th e m ost eloquent oratio n I th e e u tire field. When m en and women
In a re ce n t m ag a zin e a rtic le Jo h n
ever listened to.
w ork a t it, they nse a large m easure, M orley says: “ T h ere a re probably not
I th e One True Blood Purifier. A ll druggists. 9L
“ H e to ld them how th e w a r had been w hich brings u p about five gallons ev­ aix E n g lish m e n over 60 w hose lives
’repared on ly by C. I. Hood A Co., L ow ell, Mass.
begun a n d how at th a t m om ent h u n ­ ery tim e. W hen little ch ild ren do the need to be w ritte n o r should be w r i t ­
are easy to take, eaay
dreds of thousands of th e best sous of labor, a sm a lle r m easnre, one th a t sel­ t e n ."
H ood’s Pills
the n atio n w ere lying dead on scores of dom exceeds a gallon, is used instead.
In London no few er th a n 188,000
I could get rehet battlefields. He concluded by te llin g Oxen are som etim es em ployed, b u t en­ people
liv e fo u r a n d m ore to th e room ,
from a most hor­ them th a t they had com e to W ashington gines, w in d m ills and other labor saving and of these 3,000 are packed to th e ex­
seek aid for m en w ho had been a id ­ contrivances are never seen. T he m ost
rible blood dis­ to
ing the enem ies of the U nion, w ho w ere
a tie n t a n im a l iu the w orld, the hnniau te n t of e ig h t or m ore to th e room .
ease I had spent hundreds of dollars seeking to destroy it. W hen Mr. Stanton p being,
W R K N T H E SUM M KK B K E E / E
does n e arly a ll th e w ork. In
trying various remedies and physi­ had finished, one by one they left tbo T ong-an I once ran across a qneer m a­
low s th ro u g h th e tre e s , m o s t of u s w h o c a n
cians, none of which did me any room w ith o u t a w o rd .”
ch in e for sending w a ter over the te r ­ B
sets off fo r a c o u n try j a u n t. F ew er cro ss tlie
Mr. D ana finally described th e p re si­ races from these wells. T h is w as a large A tla n tic . W h e th e r i t is b u s in e s s o r p le a s u r e
good. My finger nails came off and
h o m e , H o s te tte r ’s S to m a c h B it­
my h a i r came out, leaving me dent. “ Mr. Lincoln w as not an educated wooden X, w hich w as w h irle d around c te a rs lls is o n th e e from
b e st a c c o m p a n im e n t of a v o y a g e o r
m an, in th e sense th a t w e here in N ew by a com bination of w ire and strin g , a n o u tin g . Y a c h tsm e n , sea c a p ta in s , c o m m e r ­
perfectly bald. I then went to
H aven know an educated m an. H is som ething a fte r the fashion of u Chinese c ia l tr a v e le r s a n d e m ig r a n ts c o n c u r In th is
o p in io n . T n e B itte r s is u n r iv a lle d fo r b ilio u s ,
learning w as of th a t type th a t is gained t<Jp. T h is was kept m im in g all day m a la r ia l, d y s p e p tic o r liv e r d iso rd e r.
by risin g a t 6 o'clock in the m orning, long by being tie d to th e g re a t toes of
H e - I f w e w ere n o t in a c a n o e , I w o u ld kiss
H oping to be cured by this celebrated hoeing corn a ll day, and reading the several Chinese w om en, w ho sa t npou y o u . S h e—' .ke m e a s h o r e in s ta n tly , sir.
best
book
he
could
g
et
hold
of
by
the
th e grass k n ittin g aud n u rsin g th e ir
treatm ent, but very soon becam e disgusted
F ir s t A ct-ir—R e m e m b e r w h e n w e w e re o n th e
lo a d in th a t w ar p la y —sc e n e la id in th e S o u th
and decided to try S.S.S. T h e effect was lig h t of a pine log a t n ig h t. H e bad babies a t the sam e tim e.
in
’637 Second A c to r - Y e s ; eggs la id in th e
read
considerable,
and
had
a
m
ost
te
n
­
truly wonderful. I com m enced to recover
C hinese are large em ployers of sto r­
a t once, and after I had taken twelve bot acious m em ory. B ut, above a ll, he had age reservoirs. These a re not m ade ac­ W est in %L _______________________
ties I was entirely y c u red —cured by
b y ^ S .S
S .S . genius, w hich is so in estim ab ly g re a te r cording to th e rn les of engineering, hat
H O W 'S T H I S ?
w hen the world-
th an le a rn in g .” In th is connection Mr. of brute necessity. T hey are nsnally
renow ned H o t
offer O ne H u n d r e d D o lla rs R ew ard f o r a n y
Dana referred to a re m a rk m ade by hollow s w hich are w alled np w ith earth ca We
se o f C a ta rrh th a t c a n n o t be c u re d b y H a ll’s
Springs had failed.
S ew ard reg ard in g th e fam ous speeches excavated from th e ir bottom , or else C a ta rrh C ure.
W m . S . L o o m is ,
F. J . C H E N E Y & CO., P ro p « ., T o led o , O.
at G etty sb u rg , th a t E v e re tt’s w as th e m arshes or th e dry beds of m arshes
S hreveport, La.
W e, th e n n d e r8 ig u e d , h a v e k n o w n F. J. C h en e y
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SWIFT SPECIFIC CO . Atlanta, «.a.
b le in a ll b u s in e s s tra n s a c tio n s , a n d
sp ira tio n of genius.
fined, and in som e cases sm a ll valleys h fin o n a o n ra
c ia lly a b le to c a rr y o u t a n y o b lig a tio n
FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK or
“ A n d ,” Mr. D ana c ontinued, “ Mr. in w hich a re ta in in g w a ll has been m a d e by th e ir firm .
“ J u s t D o n ’t F e e l W e l l,“
W est & T r u a x ,
Sew ard w as rig h t, and L in c o ln ’s speech th ro w n np across its m onth. T he im ­
W h o lesale D ru g g ists, T o led o , O.
PILLS w ill live as long as the E nglish la n ­ p e ria l law favors to th e ntm o st the
W a l d in o , K in n a n A- M a r v in ,
are the One Thing to uae.
W
h o lesale D ru g g ists, T o led o , O.
guage
is
read.
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in
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O n ly O n e fo r a D o s e .
nse of w ater for irrig a tio n by th e fa rm ­
H a ll’s C a ta rrh C u re is ta k e n in te r n a lly , a c tin g
Sold by druggist« at 2 5 c . » box
est c h ara c te ristic w as his w isdom . H e er and discountenances any interference d ir e c tly u p o n th e b lo o d a u d m u c o u s su rfa c e s of
Sample« F r e e .
Add re*« the
never acted too soon, and he never by m iddlem en or p riv ate capital. The t h e s y ste m . P ric e 75c p e r b o ttle . Sold by all
Bosanko Med. Co., i ’hilu. Pa.
D ru g g is ts . T e stim o n ia ls free.
struck too late. H e w as the m ost p a ­ stream s, no m a tte r w h e th er navigable,
H a ll’s fa m ily p ills a re th e b esi.
tie n t m an I ever knew , and y et h is w ill th e ponds aud lakes are a ll governm ent
M rs. T w y n n —T h ey say Mrs. Van B u ffe r, th e
w as alw ay s the law in the end. He w as p roperty and cannot be a lienated. A t n ew s o c ie ty le a d e r, is r ig h t in th e sw im . Mr.
kind, g e n tle anil had the m ost unbo u n d ­ th e fu rth est, th e p riv ate in d iv id u a l can T w y n n —H ’m . s h e d resses fo r it.
H a v e you a feeling
ed hum or. H e was a p lain inau, honest, only lease th e land beneath th e w ater,
I know th a t m y life was saved by P iso ’s
o f w e ig h t In th e *
gentle and good, and by good I m ean a w ith the condition th a t th e governm ent Cure for consum ption.—John A. Miller,
S to m a c h
B lo a tin g |
a f te r e a tin g — B e lc h ­
good m an in every sense of th e w ord. can a t a n y tim e en te r in a n d tak e pos­ Au Sable, Michigan, April 21, 1895.
in g o f W in d V o m it- (
N e ith e r w as he eccentric, as lie has been session of th e property upon paying
8 h e —If I d o n 't a c c e p t y o u th is tim e , you
ln g o f Food W a te r-
b r a ah H e a r t b u r n — /
described. T here w as n o thing of the h im for any im provem ent h e m ay have w o n ’t g e t d is c o u ra g e d , w ill y o u ? H e—O h , no.
T h e re a r e o th e rs .
B a d T an te In th e
m ysterious about him . He hud the c h a r­ m ade.
M outh in th e M o rn ­
in g P a lp i ta t io n o f *
acteristics of genius, but these w ere
F I T S . —A ll fl s s to p p e d free by D r . K l i n e ' s
J u d g e s on H o rseb a ck .
t h e H e a r t.d u e to D Ia - (
G r e a t N e r v e R e s t o r e r . No tits a f te r t t e first
lovable tra its of character.
te n s io n o f S to m a c h
d a y ’s u se . M arv elo u s c u re s. T re a tise a n d $2 00
Before
the
days
of
M
ary
th
e
jndges
— C a n k e re d M o u th I
“ One day Mr. L iucolu cam e to m y
tr ia l b o ttle fre e to F it ca«es. S en d to D r. K lin e ,
— G aa In th e B o w els |
office on the th ird floor of th e w a r de­ rode to W estm inster h a ll on muleB, and 931 A rch S t., P h ila d e lp h ia , Pa.
— Loss o f F le s h —
Mr.
Ju
stic
e
W
hyddon,
in
th
e
opening
F ic k le A p p e tite — *
partm en t. H e liked to go about a n d a t ­
T ry G ermka for breakfast.
D epressed, i r r i t a b l e
tend to m atters him self instead of sen d ­ y e ar of her reign, w as th e first to be­
C o n d itio n
o f th e ,
M ind — D lxziness—
ing for the m en he w auted. T he c o n sti­ strid e a horse in the solem n procession.
H e a d a c h e C o n s tip ­
tu tio n a l am endm ent p ro h ib itin g slavery Iu 1673, how ever, Ju d g e T w isden, to
a tio n o r D l a r r h t r a ? <
was then before congress aud w as to th e g reat co n stern atio n of his brethren,
T h e n you h a v e
come u p in a few days. T h e p resid en t " fro m w a n t of g ra v ity in th e beast and
said to m e: 'D im a. I am anxious abont too m uch iu the r id e r ," w as " l a i d along
In one o f Its m a n ? fo rm s . T h e o a e p o s itiv e c u r e |
th is m atter. It is going to be a good in th e d i r t " on a lik e occasion, since
fo r t h i s d ia tr .'»sing c o m p l a i n t is
doal closer th an I should w ish. T here w hich tim e these cavalcades of m ounted
are th ree m en I am u n c ertain abont, law yers have com e to an end. R iding,
and I w an t yon to see them , for yon how ever, til l superseded by d riv in g , re ­
by m a il, p re p a id , on re c e ip t o f
c e n ts
know them b e tte r th a n any one e ls e .' I m ained the only w ay of going c irc n it,
t ’ H A R I F . S R V M S E T . Hotel I TT\T».‘ l 1 J* 1. N t ' W YOffc, d
Isays
1 snfferotl ti »rrtbly from dyspepsia, but J
asked him w h a t th ey w ould w an t. ‘I for professional prejudice ra n strongly
\eker*s Tablets, taken aftsr saeals.luit s curs« n s " j
tC K E R M ED IC IN E CO id A i* C h a m b e r s S t N Y.
do not k n o w ,' th e president replied, ag ain st pedestrian circuiteers, and m any
‘b u t yon can prom ise them u n y thiug yon good stories have been told of g re at law ­
w ish. One th in g I do know , and th a t is yers who in those early years, w hen
Slow rises worth by poverty deprest,
th a t w hatever you prom ise them I w ill
found it difficult to raise fu n d s for the
give th e m .'
" I saw the th ree men. I t does not purchase of a horse.
“ T h e b e s t, o f c o u r s e
In days m ore recent Mr. Ju s tic e By lee,
now m ake any difference w ho they were.
tell y o u r d r e s s m a k e r ,
One w as from New Y ork and tw o w ere w ell known for his w ork on bills, was
from New Jersey. T w o w a n ted some accustom ed w hen a t th e bar to tak e a
ith a b e tte r u n d e rsta n d in g 1 o f th e
a n d tru s t to h e r
tra n s ie n t n a tu re of th e m an y p h y s­
in te rn a l revenne a ppointm ents, and I tid e every afternoon. T he sorry appear­
u s in g th e
gave them . T he o th er w an ted th e a p ­ ance of his steed, how ever, roased the ical ills* w hich v a n ish be fo re p ro p e r e f­
p o in tm e n t of collector of custom s of the m irth of the T em ple, and th e horse was fo rts —g e n tle e ffo rts—p le a sa n t e ffo rts—
rig h tly directed. T h e re is c o m fo rt in
port of N ew Y ork and I gave th a t to generally called B ills, to afford oppor­ th e know ledge, t h a t so m any fo rm s of
him . T he am endm ent w as passed, but a tu n ity for the a llite ra tiv e com bination, sick n ess a re n o t due to any a c tu a l d is­
BIAS few days before the term of the collector “ T here goes Byles on B ills .” If, how e ase. b u t sim ply to a c o n stip a te d condi­
report speak true, th e a n im a l was tio n of th e system , w h ic h tn e p le a s a n t
VELVETEEN expired Mr. L incoln w as assassinated. ever,
" I w as th en aw ay in the west. I re ­ know n to m aster and clerk un d er a n o th ­ fa m ily lax a tiv e . S y ru p o f Figs, p ro m p t­
SKIRT BINDING ceived a telegram from R oscoeC onkling er nam e, and w hen a too enrions c lie n t ly rem oves. T h a t is w h y it is th e o n ly
re m e d y w ith m illio n so f fam ilies, a n d is
asking m e to come to W ashington. I inquired th e se rg ea n t's w hereabouts the
iy d o n t y o u tell h e r to u s e it o r, w ent to W ashington, and he asked me reply was given w ith c le a r conscience e v ery w h e re esteem ed so h ig h ly b y a ll
w ho value good h e a lth . Its b en eficial
b e t t e r still, b u y i t y o u r s e lf ?
to see P resident Johnson and te ll him th a t he w as “ out on B u sin e ss."— T em ­ e ffects a re due to th e fact, t h a t it is th e
o u r d e a le r w ill n o t su p p ly > ou » « th a t P resid en t L incoln had m ade those ple Bar.
o n e rem edy w hich p ro m o tes in te rn a l
w ill.
c le an lin ess w ith o u t d e b ilita tin g th e
prom isee and th a t they enght to be fu l­
R ig h t e o u s l y I n d ig n a n t .
r p - s show ing i-e :S and m»**ru s m a > i “ ee filled.
o rg a n s on w h k S it acts. I t is th e re fo re
I dtd so.
P resident Johnson
iking
s new book t y Mis*
H om s D re s sn -------.
“ Yon bad b o y !" exclaim ed the h o r­ a ll im p o rta n t, i. o rd e r to g e t its b e n e ­
urns! listened to me as I n a rra ted the circ u m ­
.ma M H ooper, of th e Laa
ik
trt
Bind
ficial effects, to note w h e n you p u r­
I
stances, repeating w h a t President L in ­ rified yonng w om an, " y o n oug h t not to chase. th a t y o u have th e g e n u in e a r ti ­
s se n t for
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coln had said — that the a lte rn a tiv e of
5 . M. A M C o.. P O B * <»*•. * - * C ity .
cle. w hich is m a n u fa c tu re d by th e C ali­
losing those three votes w as the losing sp a rro w s! T hey have never done you fo rn ia F ig S y ru p Co. o nly a n d sold by
any
harm
.
A
nd
besides,
"
she
added,
a ll re p u ta b le druggists.
of the am endm ent, and th a t m eant tba
" f o r b at ornam ents th e u gly th in g s
If in th e e n jo y m e n t o f good h e a lth ,
ra isin g of another m illio n troop*.
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•‘P resident Johnson heard m e out.
o th e r rem edies a ie th e n n o t needed. If
cago
T
ribune.
and then said. ‘Very w ell. Mr. D an a; I
afflicted w ith a n y a c tu a l d isease, one
w ill not say th a t I w ill not m ake the
T he w a sp ’s nest is constructed of a m ay be com m ended to th e m ost sk illfu l
a ppointm ent, hut I w ill say this— th a t I
phy sician s, h u t if in n eed o f a lax a tiv e ,
have noticed th a t snch p o litica l pro m ­ first class a rtic le of papier m ache. m ade o n e should h av e th e b e st, a n d w ith th e
from
the
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wood,
w
ith
an
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w ell-inform ed e v ery w h e re . S y ru p of
ises o fttin .e s lead to im m o ra lity .’ T he
glne specially p repared by th e w asps for F ig s sta n d s h ig h e st and is m ost la rg e ly
app o in tm en t w as never made.
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%ed and gives m ost g e n era l sa tisfac tio n .
"L in c o ln was not a m a n ," Mr. Dana th e purpose.
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s r o .T » .
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A .I)A X A O N LI X C OLN
That
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N o v el In v e n tio n
of a
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T$ Ibis what ails you?!
D Y S P E P S IA
Ackers Dyspepsia Cablets,
Findings—
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Framer of the Indiana Military Bill Made Well
by Paine’s Celery Compound.________
M em ber* of th e U n ited S ta te s lig h t­
house boon! a re co n sid erin g ¡iu itiven
tlon m ade by Cn|>tain Kola, a New E n ­
glan d m arin er, a n d a re iuelined to ro-
e a rd it a s th e l>est d esig n ev er p re se n t­
ed fo r b uilding lig h th o u ses In the open
ocen n.
F o r th re e y e a rs en g in e ers and sc ien ­
tis ts h ave been w orking on a m am m oth
design for a lig h th o u se on th e o u te r
shou! off f ’ape H a th m s. and a t last
they believe they h a v e p e rfe c te d a plan.
It is e stim a te d th a t it w ill cost a t le a st
$1,000,000 to c arry it out. T h e design
of th e New E ngland m an provides for
n light s tru c tu re n s high a n d a s c ap ab le
of d isp lay in g a light of th e first o rd e r
as a n y in the w orld, a t a cost p ro bably
not ex ceeding $300,000.
In g e n era l a p p e a ra n c e th e lighthouse
looks like a n in v erted funnel, a n d w hen
in place th e big end will lie on the b o t­
tom. se v e ra l feet in th e san d , and the
spigot end is to rise list feet, if neces­
sary , to su p p o rt th e light. T he d ra w ­
ing of th e design su b m itte d to the
tre a su ry d e p a rtm e n t re p re se n ts a lig h t­
house a t least 160 fe et high from the
top of th e lens to th e liottom of th e
w ater, th e height a b o v e th e w a te r line
to be a b o u t 100 foot. T h e m ost re­
m a rk a b le fe a tu re of th e schem e Is the
g re a t d ia m e te r of th e c y lin d e r a t th e
bottom a n d its c o m p a ra tiv e sle n d er­
ness a t th e w a te r line. T h e base re p re ­
se n ts a circle w hose d ia m e te r is a t le a st
seventy feet, w hile a few feet above
the w a te r th e s tru c tu re is scarcely m ore
th an th irty fe et th ro u g h th e center, a n d
from th a t to th e top of th e light It con­
tin u e s to dim inish u n til a t th e e x tre m e
top it is not m ore th a n tw elv e fe et
th rough. T h e big end of th e funnel
c o n sists of tw o w alls, one inside the
Feel-
BEFORE
MAJOR W. W. ROBBINS.
T H E E E L S L IG H T H O U S E .
THE EELS t .lO I t r m il SK.
o th er, w ith a space betw een of ab o u t
e ig h t feet a t th e bottom a n d g ra d u a tin g
to fo u r a t th e top, w h ere th e fu n n el
m ee ts th e w a te r line. T h is a n n u la r
c h a m b e r is to be filled w ith m asonry,
of w hich enough to b a lla st th e stru c -
tu re a n d keep it in an u p rig h t position
is to be b u ilt in be fo re s ta rtin g fo r th e
sea. S teel com poses th e g re a te r p a rt of
th e s tru c tu re , th e fra m in g a n d p lan tin g
of th e sides of th e fu n n e l being sim ila r
to tb o c o n stru ctio n of a w a r ship. W hen
th e s tru c tu re lias been com pleted a n d
tow ed o u t to sea a n d su n k , it is propos­
ed to fill in th e space b etw ee n the in n er
a n d o u te r c h am b ers w ith san d a n d
stones, a n d th u s w eigh dow n the g re a t
in v erted fu n n el to a firm hold on the*
bottom .
" M y a p p etite , w h ic h had failed m e,
M ajor R obbins, of th e Second Indi-1
an a S ta te g n a rd s, aid e on Gen. Me- j re tu rn e d , m y c o n stip a tio n ceased, and
K ee’s staff and p re sid en t of c a m p G ra v , , very soon m v liv e r became n o rm al in
has been fo r tw o years one of th e m ost ; its action. F o llo w in g th is m y sleep­
in flu e n tia l m em bers of th e In d ian a lessness and headaohes ceased, a n d I
le g isla tu re and the a u th o r of th e fam ous beagn to g a in flesh. T he in sid io u s hold
In d ia n a M ilita ry L aw of 1889. M ajor f on m e th a t th e g rip had h ith e rto had
R obibns w as a very sick m an n p to the w as relaxed, and I fe lt in v ig o ra ted
tim e of ta k in g P a in e ’s celery com pound. a n d stre n g th e n ed , ao I oould resum e
In proof of w h a t th a t re m a rk ab le m y vocation, and feel free from th e
rem edy can do to m ake a siok person la n g u id , e n erv a te d fe elin g th a t h a d ao
stro n g and w ell, M ajor R o b b in s’ le tte r long possessed me.
“ My frie n d s w ere p le a sa n tly s u r­
from In d ian a p o lis beat te lls its ow n
prised w ith th e ohange in m y co n d i­
s tra ig h tfo rw a rd story.
" I w as tro u b le d w ith a to rp id liv er, tio n , and I w aa only too happy to
c o n stip a tio n a n d accom p an y in g sallow recom m end P a iu e ’a celery com pound to
com plexion, w h ile m y e n tire nervous such of m y a c q u a in ta n c e s aa w ere su f­
system w as e n tire ly d e ran g e d , a n d I fe rin g from any of th e co m plaint*
w as g re a tly reduced in flesh. W hile w hioh ao co m p licated m y case. T h e re ­
in th is co n d itio n I w as ta k e n down fore, I a g ain say I feel im p elled by a
w ith a very severe a tta c k of th e grip, sense of g ra titu d e to express how m noh
and w as, for a long tim e , confined to I have been h elped, for I now feel and
look lik e a new m a n .”
th e honae a n d m y bed.
P h y sic ian s w h o rely on P a in e ’s oel-
“ I resorted to varionB m edicines and
tonica, a n d u n d e r th e ir tem p o rary in- e iy com pound— as thou san d s of the
flnenoe m ade several a tte m p ts to re ­ m ost w id e a w ak e m em bers of th e p ro ­
sum e m y business c f tra v e lin g a bont in fession are doing, especially now that
th e in te re s ts of A. Steffen, c ig a r m a n u ­ n e a rly every one feels th e need of a
fa c tu re r of th is c ity ; b n t re la p se suc­ g en u in e sp rin g rem ed y — p h y sician s
ceeded relapse, and I n o t only w as know very w ell w h a t th a t 'a n g u o r a n é
th a t tire d fe elin g m eans. T hey know
! obliged to abandon m y business, but
g ro w in g g ra d u a lly w orse, beoam e a p ­ th a t d e b ility today often re sa lts in
nervous p ro stra tio n tom orrow , unlesa
prehensive of th e n tilim a te result.
“ A t th is ju n c tu re , m y m other-in- th e tire d system is q u ick ly in v ig o rated .
T h a t is w hy a ll over the oountry
law . w ho h a d used y o u r rem ed y w ith
g ra tify in g résulta, p re v aile d npon me today P a in e ’s celery com pound ia being
to com m ence ta k in g P a in e ’s celery tak e n by th e advice of sk ille d p h y si­
I t is th e one rem edy that
com pound, a n d i t gives m e g re a t p lea s­ cians.
u re to sta te th a t I a t once began to feel p h y sician s can conscientiously oall a
g en u in e sp rin g rem edy. T ry it.
ita beneficial effects.
SA IL O R S ’ S U P E B S T IT IO N S .
H o w J o l l y J a c k T a r U se d t o L o o k U p o n
th e D ays o f th e W eek.
T he old su p erstitio n as to lncky and
unlucky days has largely passed aw ay.
Foreign m ails sta rt and a rriv e on F r i ­
days w ith o u t any regard for beliefs
w hich w ere a t one tim e acceptfd as be­
yond a rg u m e n t by m ost sailors. Some
th o u g h t otherw ise, as w ill late r appear.
G en erally speaking, a il s a in ts ’ days and
Clinreh holidays w ere regarded as nn-
lncky, aud certain days in each m onth
w ere ra th e r d istrusted. In an old a lm a ­
nac of 1615 we find th a t J u ly 19, 20, 24
aud 31 w ere noted as " n o good an ch o r­
a g e .” Sunday w as alw ay s looked upon
as lncky, presum ably in reliance on the
m axim , " T h e better th e day the better
the deed, ” and the fa ct of onr L o rd ’s
resurrection having taken place on that
day.
M onday had no p a rtic u la r rep u tatio n
for good or evil. T uesday was the sam e,
except am ong S p an iard s, w ho said,
“ D o n ’t m arry or go to sea or leave yonr
w ife on th a t d a y .” W ednesday w as the
day of O din, the N orse god, aud lncky.
T hursday w as nam ed a fte r T hor, the
N orse god of w ar, aud w as auspicious.
F rid a y w as th e day dedicated to F reya,
N orse goddess of love, and having re fe r­
ence to wom en w as n o t liked on th is
ground. T he trn e reasou for avoiding
F rid a y was, of course, the fact of the
crucifixion h aving tak en place on th a t
day, and sentim ents of special ven era­
tion for the day becam e converted in to
a fe elin g of fear for th e results w hich
w ould follow its v iolation. The S p a n ­
iards, on the o ther hand, had a consid
erable veneration for F rid a y and b e ­
lieved th a t some occnlt influence enabled
C olnm bns to successfully clear out of
port and discover new land on th a t day.
S atu rd ay w as g en erally considered a u s­
picious.
T b e orig in of th e phrase. " A capful
of w in d ,” can be traced to a Norse king,
E ric VI, w ho died iu 907 A. D. H e w as
cred ited w ith the useful pow er of d ire c t­
ing the w in d to blow w here he w ished by
the sim ple m ethod of tu rn in g bis cap to
th a t point of the c< mpass. Hia pow ers
w ere m nch ap p reciated and tru sted and
re su lte d in liis being know n as “ w indy
r a p .” T here is no evidence as to w h e th ­
er be could regulate th e force of the
w in d a* w ell as the directio n ; p re su m a ­
bly he could, or bis fa ith fu l believers
w ould not have been so m any. A “ bag
fn l of w in d ” is a n o th e r com m on e x ­
pression and indicates som ething like a
gale. T his has been traced down to the
classical legend of vE o lo sau d his captive
w in d s confined in b ag s.— London N a u ­
tic a l M acaztne.
A p p o in t* * ! R * .M .n t r tir a lr ln a .
Dr. G race E. W hite, eldest d a u g h te r
of Dr. W illiam H. W hite of Bloomfield.
N. J . , has been appo in ted resident phy
sician of tb e H ospital of 8t. J o h n ’s
G uild of New York city. Misa W hite
cabled her acceptance of the position
from E urope, w here ebe was finishing
her studies, and sta rte d for hom e on the
first steam er.
I
T h e very re m a rk a b le a n d c e rta in
relief given w om an by MOOP-E’8
R E V E A L E D R E M E D Y haa given
i t th e n am e of W o m an ’s F rie n d . I t is
u n ifo rm ly success*
fnl in relieving th e b ackaches,headaches
and v e > k n e n
w hich b u rd e n a n d sh o rte n a w om an’s
life. T h o u sa n d s of
w om en te stify for i t. I t w ill give h e a lth and stre n g th
and m ak e life a p lea su re . F o r sale by a ll druggists.
B L U M A U E R -FR A N K D R U G (X).. P o b t i a . v d . Agente.
R oughness is a needless cause of d is­
content. S ev erity breed eth fe ar, b u t
rougness b reedeth hate. E ven reproof
from a u th o rity o ught to be grave, and
n o t ta u n tin g .
Y onng m an d o n ’t fo rg et th a t tbe
w o rld is w a tc h in g you, a n d m ost of us
a re m ore ready to ch arg e y o u r account
w ith so m eth in g bad th a n som ething
good.
T he proposed ra ilw a y n p th e Jn n g -
fra n , S w itz erlan d , w ill be 12.8 k ilo ­
m eters long, and w ill coBt 8,000,000
francs. To pay, it w ould have to c arry
17,000 passengers a year.
A ccording to S ir B e n ja m in R ic h a rd ­
son, tb e n o rm al period of h u m a n life is
a bout 110 years, and seven o n t of ten
average people o u g h t to a tta in th a t
age.
1
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FRAZER
AXLE
CREASE
BEST IN THE WORLD.
I ts w e a rin g q u a litie s a re u n s u rp a s s e d , A ctually
o u tla s tin g tw o b o x es of a n y o th e r b ra n d . F re«
fro m A n im a l O ils. O U T T U B O K M I N E ,
FO R BALK BY O R £G O N AND
W A S H IN G T O N M K H C H A W T S -^ H
a n d D ealers g e n e ra lly .
W H O CARRIES THE LARGEST
L in e of C u tle ry , S p o rtin g Goods,
B arb e r S u p p lie s an d B a z a a r G oods? W hy, d o n ’t
you k n o w
THE WILL A FINCK COMPANYT
T h e y w ill su p p ly y o u w ith a n y th in g y o u w a n t
a t lo w e st m a r k e t p ric e s. Hend for G e n e ra l C a ta ­
logue o r C a ta lo g u e of » p o rtin g G oods o r B a rb e r
S upplies. 820 M ark et d tre e t. 8 a n F ra n c is c o , C at.
SURE CUR E
for P I L E S
a
P IL I RIM ED V .
A p o s ili» * c u re . C irc u la rs M a t fra« P ria *
Iic b m g au d H u u d , B .-» d m « or P r o tr u d in g P ile s rie l* a l anea ta
P r . BO -SA N -KO
in g .a b a jr D i tu n to r j.
Ma. I> ru g g iti* ar m H. U K . B O SA N K O , P S I U ., P fi.
N. P. N. U . No. 6 6 3 .- 8 . F . N. U. No. 730
STAND
YOU
nothing
BUTTHE
GENUINE
CKWElCSDO
You w ill find o n « c o u p o n
In sid e e ac h tw o o u n c e beg
e n d tw o co u p o n s In sid e each
four o u n c e b e g o f B lack w ell’«
D u rh a m . B uy a bag o f th is
c ele b ra te d to b a c c o a n d re a d
tb e c o u p o n —w h ich ‘g iv e s a
list o f v a lu a b le p re s e n ts and
bow to g e t th e m .
HAM !
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