LIGHT AND AIRY.
t
CURE rC>ft BLINDNESS.
An Opsratlou Whloh Relieve« the Brain
and Kent ore« Sight.
Signs of Summer.
MISCELLANEOUS.
' JUÄCOBS OIL
A VALUABLE MEDICAL TREATISE.
The edition for ls«9 of the sterling Medical
Annual, known as Hostetter’s Almanac, is now
ready, and may be obtained, free of cost, of
druggists and general country dealers in all
parts jf the United States, Mexico, ami indeed
in every civilized portion of the Western Hemi
sphere. The Almanac has been issued regularly
at the commencement of every year fur over
one-fourth of a century. It combines, with tho
soundest practical advice for the preservation
and restoration of health, a large amount of in
teresting and amusing light reading, and the
calendar, astronomical calculations, chronolog
ical items, etc., are prepated with great care,
and will be found entirely accurate. The issue
of Hostetter’s Almanac for 1BW will probably be
the largest edition of a medical work ever pub-
11 shed in any country. The proprietors, Messrs.
Hostetter «k Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., on receipt of a
two cent stamp, will forward a copy by mail to
any person who cannot procure one in his
nefghDornood.
The BU YEHS’GUIDE is
iaaued Mvoh ud Sept.,
year. It 1. an enoy.
i®
^Bclopodia of useful Infor-
^8
mation for all who pur-
cbiwe the luxune. or the
nec.a»itiea of life. W«
can doth» you and furnish you with
all the necessary and unnecessary
applianoes to ride, walk, danoe, sleep,
eat. fish, hunt, work, go to church,
or stay at home, and in various sises,
stylss and quantities. Just figure out
what ia required to do all these'things
COMFORTABLY,
you oan make a fair
estimate of the value of the BUYBRS'
GUIDE, whioh will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents to pay postage,
Ferry’s Seeds
—A Port Huron, Mich., undertalrer
For Bruises and Burns.
has .i large tent for funeral purposes.
D- M I KRHV « a,
Fresh,
Strong, Convincing Facte.
T
Whenever he has a funeral on a rainy
B..t Ke.ult.- But ImU.i«. B I . IB b ..',».
day lie places the tent over the grave
Whll. 1» u. .mplor Of U>. B*nw. ?'“'•
The robin In the orchard
so that services may be held with but
ro«r •< J mo E. OU «o «»or
0«™* •
“Sgÿ
X .0^4«. UU cm w,t* ^•’^’iilro».
Is singing all the day,
little
inconvenience.
The froglet in the evening
Trills his tender roundelay.
A young man who presented a
Ladder Fell. GsiTMton. T«« m , J«t is
SEED ANNUAL
Fall from Udder, bruieed and sprained ay
forged order to a Detroit theater mana-
One day we wear an ulster.
riinor 1889
and wrist, suffered Ave days, ws*
Jacobs 0U.
JOSHUA WYTETH.
Next «lay a duster thin,
%
ager swallowed the paper when the
▲nd then we think the summer
Pitcher’s Luck. Detroit, Mich . Jons 1.1188.
■•IJ¡e«r’s
fraud was detected. No bad results
pitching
ball
sprained
and
bruised my arm; two
Is beginning to begin.
1
Esrlieit Caul lflowar I
.„u..u.M a »«. J«.«, ou —J
gvia
followed, as he was a regular eater at
—Boston Conrtar.
_
J
MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.
the depot lunch counter.
D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mieti,
AT DROOUISTS AND DUlEil
111-114 Miohigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
—A little pamphlet called “Humor
THI CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltlmor». ME.
C1PINUUAY
MKAN1CH,
PKAMK
a
in Ye Sixteenth Century” shows that
O I C! 11IV M I . bach . Gabler, Rooniah PI3 0S CURE. FOR CONsJr
ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.
Problems insoluble by the intellect are often
Diamond Vera-Cura Plan«*;
ye joker of that period borrowed a solved
Burdett Orsans, hand imtrumunU. Largest
through the wisdom of the spirit.
atcck
of Sheet Music and Books. Bauds sunplied al
FOR DYSPEP8IA.
great deal of his wit from ye humorist
Kastem Prices. MATTHIAS GRAY OU.. b&i Post
Fashions iu )Vall Paper—Arr anging Heavy
a Minn ova» roa un>ie«»Tio» a » a*»
Htreet. Han Francisco
WU.T.M'. SlprrT a.,»
If--------- TrguXlM Arula. TBwWn*.
of the Nineteenth century, without
Draperies—Practical Suggestions.
White Elephant of Siam, Lion of Eng
Year Dmtgut <ir Gmerai Lmter wUt gri PW»
Landscape designs used to be commonly
givinga particle of credit— Norristown land, Dragon of China, Crons of Swither,
On Ar wm q not already m Uort, or U wW be
land. Hanner of Persia, Crescent of Egypt-
employed on wull papers in our grand
Herald.
mu be nod oe receipt
26
(6 boon |l 00) *»
Double Eagle of RtiHxia, Star of Chili, The
mothers’ times, and now reappear oa some
Wamp«.
Samplo eenl on receipt of 1-eMl «mop.
—“Now,’’ said the choir director, Circle of Japan, Harp of Erin.
of the new papers for halls.
HU CHARLES A VOGELER CO.. BtlUetri. M.
To get these buy a box of the genuine
••sing the third stanza very softly. It
Satin papers with soft grounds of creamy
re.pnMm M. MMUMMnn-
k . C. M c L ane ' s C elebrated L iver
is necessary to do so to bring out ths D
tint, covered with graceful designs of vines
P ills , price 2ft cents, and mail us the out
and flowers, such as morniug glories, in blue,
spirit of the composition.” “Hymn side wrapper with your address, plainly
That “poor back" is held responsible for more than its share of the sufierin
pink and purple, are favorites for chambers.
No. 96,” broke in the clergyman, written, and 4 cents in stamps. We will
mankind. If your dog bites a man who kicks it, do you blame the dog ? On the s’
Other grounds seen in the new papers are in
“omitting the third verse.” And the then mail you the above ll.t with an ele
gant package of oleographic and chro
imitation of draped crepe cloth.
principle the kidneys utter their protest
against nervousness, impure blood
singers enjoyed it more than the di matic cards.
Drawing room and library papers aro ex
resulting constipation '1 hese force them
to do extraordinary work in riddin.
ridding a
the
rector.
—
Exchange.
E
lk
«
g
B
ros
.,
P
ittsburg
,
P
a
.
ceedingly rich in effect, showing embossed
system of the poisons which are the
result of effete matter retained in the
—Shakespeare, who left his wife his
blocks of gold alternating with other designs.
Good reasons must, of force, give place to bet
blood. Then the sufferer says the
J back aches; the kidneys are dis.
second best bedstead, has been sur ter.
Pumpkin Marmalade.
eased. “Not yet;” but they will
be unless the nerves are strengthened
passed in indifference by a modern En
“A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.**
Pumpkin marmalade may be made as fol
the blood purified, and the constipation
glish testator, who bequeathed his
removed. These are the cause,
Catarrh ¡ n not simply an inconvenience, un
lows: Pare and core a medium sized ripe
wife one farthiug, which he directed pleasant to the sufferer and disgns.ing to others
of kidney troubles, and Paine’s Celery
Compound removes them quickly,
pumpkin and cut into small pieces; put six
the executrix to forward to her by post, —it is an advanced outpost of approaching dis
With its tonic, purifying, and laxative
50 CENTS.
effect, it also strengthens the weak
pounils of sugar and one pint of good cider
ease of worse type. Do not neglect its warning;
unpaid, as an indication of his disgust it brings deadly evils in its train. Before it is
kidneys, making it almost infallible in
vinegar into a porcelain lined kettle, with
curing all diseases of the nerves and kid-
-----
FOB
-----
too
late,
iise
Dr.
Sage
’
s
Catarrh
Remedy.
It
one ounce of good ginger root bruised, and a
at the treatment which he had received reaches the seat of the ailment, and is the only
neys. If your hopes of cure have not
been realized, try Paine’s Celery Com-
Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Croup, In«
dozen cloves tied up together in a l>ag; when
at her hands, and especially in respect thing that will. You may dose yourself with fluenza, Bronnhltis, Catarrh, Whoqp-
pound; it gives perfect health to all who complain of “ their poor backs.” Price fl 00
quack
medicines
’
till
it
is
too
late
—
'till
the
it gets warm put in the pumpkin, press it
of the abusive epithets, such as “Old streamlet becomes a resistless torrent. It is the IngwCougli, Loss of Voice, Incipient
S old by D ruggists . S end for I llustrated P aper .
down well and cook until it is quite trans
matured invention of a scientific physician. Consumption, and all Throat and
Pig,” that he considered unjustified.
parent and soft; takotho pumpkin out with
“ A word to the wise is sufficient.”
Lung
Troubles.
—Bees and homing pigeons recently
a strainer and keep near tho fire, while tho
liquid is boiled down to a thin syrup; then
W’ill exchange hii established Ice business in
J. R. CATES & CO., PROP’S.
raced between Hamm and Rhynern,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
’
Beloit, Wis., for lumber or hardware business in I 417 Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal.
put the pumpkin back into the kettle and
Belgium. The towns are an hour apart, agrowing
Western town ; or will sell. Reason,
boil half an hour, stirring it well with a
and the bet was that twelve bees would poor health. Address Box 61, Beloit, Wis.
THE V Á NWIÓNCISCAIÍ
wooden spoon.
^DWICHT’S/
beat twelve pigeons in making the dis
An honest man is able to speak for himself,
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
Recipe for Potpourri at Any Season.
tance. Four drones and eight working when a knave is not.
N ob . 133 and 134 Third Street,
When one cannot pi-ocure rose ¡»etals or
beos well powdered with flour and re
Portland, Oregon.
sweet herbs for making a potpourri, the fol
A “ PUT AND CALL.”
leased at the same instant with the
Is the only Private Dis-
lowing mixture will answer nicely in their
This
is
a
funny
phrase
to
the
uninitiated,
but
fensarvin Portland or on
pigeons at Rhynern. A drone reached all the brokers understand it. They use it
place, though it is chiefly used for jxjrfuming
he
Northwest Coast-
THE COW BRAND.
home four soconds in advance of the when a person gives a certain per cent, for the
where patients areeuccess,
drawers, chests of linen, etc.: Bruise to
— TO MAKE —-V
option of buying or selling stock on a fixed day,
fully treated o.allNERV-
first
pigeon;
the
three
other
drones
and
gether four ounces of orris root and sweet
<>VS, CHRONIC AND
at a price stated on the day the option is given.
PKrVATE
DISEASES
in
It
is
often
a
serious
operation
to
the
dealer,
but
flag; add three ounces sandal wood, one ounce
one pigeon came in neck and neck, and
or
young «r old, single or
is a more serious “put and call” than
cedar, one ounce each of gum benzoin,
the eight working bees came in just a there
,inarriea, sucn as
this: when you are “ put” to bed with a severe
styrax and nutmeg, powdered; half a dram
USE
LOST MANHOOD,
trifle, about a length ahead of the ten cold and your friends “call” a physician.
essence of lemon, ono dram millefleurs,
Avoid all this by keeping in the nouse Dr.
u Nervous debility, seminal
pigeons
Bierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The great
losst’H, failing memory,
twenty drops oil of lavender, ten grains of
syphilitio eruption», effect«
—In sinking large pits and wells In cure for pulmonary and blood diseases. Its ac
musk and ten drops attar roses, and tie up
tion is marvelous. It cures the worst cough,
of mercury kidney and
Nevada stratas of rock salt were cut whether acute, lingering or chronic. For Weak
in silk or flanuel Ijags.
bladder troubles, gonor
rhea, gleet stricture, etc.
Lungs, Spitting of Blood, Short Breath, Con
through, in which wore found Imbedded sumption,
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
Night-sweats, and kindred affections,
CO^HVLT
a
TION
FHFfc.
A Plant of Merit for House Culture.
perfectly preserved fish, which are it surpasses all other medicines.
ALWAYS UNIFORM AND FULL WEIGHT.
FroefiioHaro plants about which wo luwir
probably thousands of years old, as tho
is like glass ; he must be aunealed before
rather more just now than for some time
salt field occupies what was once the bot he Man
is valuable for service.
*• .ar. th»« th.r. la a plotnre of a Cow on four packaga and you will hara
past. Though not new they are unknown to
tom
of
a
large
lake,
and
no
such
fish
are
SEAL OF
U>. beat god. mala
x
THE CQW
the averago amateur florist, and they make
H ome C ircle , 6 months,50c (iu stamps). Pre
NORTH CAROLINA
now to be found in Nevada. The speci mium
excellent ¡>ot plants. Plants that one wants
one pound best tea yon ever drunk, worth
FÄ COT
\DWiCHf
’S. ’
mens
were
not
petrified,
but
flesh,
and
to bring into blossom at tho holidays should
|1. Address Box2633,8. F.,Cal. Not a joke: try it.
SMOKING TOBACCO
be placed in a warm part of tho green house
all were preserved in perfect form, and
at about this time, anil toward tho middle of
after boing soaked in water for two or
December they must be put where they will
three days could be cookod and eaten,
have a temperature of 70 degs. iu tho day
Many men of many minds ;
but were not very palatable. After
time anil not less than 60 dogs, at night.
Many’pills of various kinds.
being exposed to the air and sun for a
But for a mild, effective, vegetable purgative,
When in growth they require liberal water
’had better get Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Purga
day or two, they became as hard at you
ing.
________
tive Pellets. They cure sick headache, bilious
wood.
headache, dizziness, constipation, indigestion,
Preserved Quinces.
Foot of Horrlaon Street.
Portland, Oregon.
and bilious attacks ; 25 cents a vial, by drug
—A novel and very pretty spectacle gists.
Pare, core and quarter nice ripe quinoes,
was introduced at a Brooklyn swim
General
Agent
for
the
removing all the hard part around the core,
As we multiply experiences, many apparent
cover with water and let them come to a
ming school exhibition. It was called contradictions
WONDERFUL BLIND MAN.
become reconciled.
boil, skimming thorn well. Take as much
the chariot race. Two little papier
lugar by weight as you had of quinces after II» K iiown H ow to Work a rype-Writer macho chariot» were constructed and
Iu <«eneril Debility, Eniacia’ion.
and Can Flay an Organ.
paring, etc., and when tho quincos begin to
f'oiiNiiiiiptioii and Wasting in Chil
The Rev. E. R. Donehoo, secretary of in each one was a four-year-old child. dren. Mcott's Finulsinn of Pure Cod
be soft add about one-fourth of it, but do
Liver Oil with Hypophosphites, is a most val
not stir, and when the liquid conies to a boil the Pittsburgh association which p c- Harnessed to tho chariots were two lit uable
food and medicine. It creates an appetite
again udd
nr.-’ so on till all of it poses to erect an institut'on for the in tle boys, who swam over tho course for food,
strengthens the nervous system, and
is in. Let the preserves then boil slowly till struction of the blind, haB received a drawing their fair froight after them. builds up the body. Please read : “ I tried
Scott
’
s
Emulsion
on a young man whom physi
the color is as deep as is desired.
Every mnn that smokes a pipe is a walking
remarkable luttor from Alden F. Hays, The lads were about six years old, yet cians at times gave up hope. Since he Began
using
the
Emulsion
his cough has ceased, advertiser of the merits of “Seal of North Caro,
they
made
very
good
time
and
the
win
a prominent blind citizen of Sewickley.
Beautiful Brown Stain.
gained flesh and strength, and from all appear
ner was presented with a fine fishing ances his life will be prolonged many years.”— lina Plug Cut'* Smoking Tobacco.
A well recommended stain for producing a The letter is in the clear and pretty
J ohn S ullivan , Hospital Steward, Morganza,
polo.
The
children
in
the
chariot
en
characters
of
the
type-writer,
and
was
beautiful, uniform anil durable brown or
The “Seal” is pronounced by all smokers the
Pennsylvania.
walnut in light woods and furniture consists written upon the machine by that gen joyed the race quite as much as the
beet Tobacco ever sold on the Pacitlo Coast.
of equal parts of manganato of soda and crys tleman himself. In it Mr. Hays briefly boys.
None are such accomplished dissemblers as
those who find dissembling difficult.
tallized epsom salts in twenty to thirty times tells Mr. Donehoo his own history, to
DR. PIERCE’S NEW BELT
the amount of water at about 144 degs. Fahr.
WAR CYCLORAMAS.
AND 8USPEN80RY.
For Cough«, Colds and Throat Disorders,
show
what
wonders
may
be
worked
The wood is brushed with the solution. It
(Pat. Oct. 11.’87)cures all
An Artist Explains How They Arc Painted use “Brown’« Bronchial Troches" having proved Nervous
ana Chronic Dis-
IN THE WORLD.
may bo afterward smoothed with oil and pol amongthe blind people by education
their efficacy by a test of many years. Sold eases of both
and Put Together.
sexes. Price™
ished. By lessening or increasing the amount
only in boxes.
He was for eight years a pupil in the
$6 and upward. Send 2c
The
popular
idoa
of
how
the
war
I
especially
request
those
contemplating
pnrenasing
either an Engine or Thresher
of water tho stuin is made darker or lighter. Philadelphia Institution for the Blind,
tor sealed pamphlet No. 2.
The living are always, and will be more and KIPTIRE. Ifruptured
next season to look up the record of the ADVANCE, ft, i
he only machine ever
cyolorumas,
llko
tho
Battle
of
Gettys
where so many blind boys and girls
send stamp for Pamphlet No. 1.
Delicious Corn Bread.
sold on the Pacific Coast that has given entire-Satisfaction.
burg, Battle of Shiloh, Battle of more, governed by the dead.— Ayustc Comte.
PILES. New Invention. Send 2c
V stamp
from
Allegheny
were
trained.
He
is
forPamphlet
No.
3.
Address;
*
A housewife says that tho following makes
Chickamauga, etc., are painted, ap
M. E. T. Co., 704 Sacramento St., San Francisco, Cal. I also deal in Laundry Machinery, Marine Engines.
T hy G kbmka tor breakfast.
All kinds of
delicious corn bread: A pint anil a half of now a man of about thirty-eight years pears very laughable to a person who
of
age.
His
career
since
leaving
school
white corn moal, a tablespoonful of siftod
Brass
Goods,
Inspirators,
Injectors,
Oilers,
Reapers,
Mowers.
Rather
than
the
CheapeP
flour, a scant teaspoonful of salt anil three and his present mode of life present knows how the work is accomplished.
Chemical Fire Extinguishers, and Engines, Oils,
P ortland business
heaping teaspoonfuls of linking powder mixed some marvelous facts. A few of these The Battle of Gettysburg and the Siege
COLLEGE.
Belting, Hose, Wrenches, Etc.
thoroughly together while dry. Aild one ho relates to Mr. Donehoo as an evi of Paris have been shown for several
Port), .nd, Oretron.
tablespoonful of fresh butter and a scant pint
I
’
eiii
ct
r<|uipin«
hi,
t
i:t
i«iu
r
.h
instruction,
estab
years on opposite sides of Hubbard
THE ONLY DEALER ON
dence
of
tho
bright
future
that
is
pos
lished reputation,growing popularity. Business.
of sweet milk or cream to make a soft dough;
Skip &■ Scalp
Shorthand, Common School and Psnmmship Depart
sible for every blind person, if school court, in Chicago, and the stock paid
bake at once in a buttered pan.
ment.s. Students admitted at any time. Cata
DISEASES
ing advantages wore only more com large dividends. Each was advertised
logue and specimens of penmanship sent free
as the work of celebrated French
That ships
J. A. WENCti. »*«•’«. A. I». A Kit ST RON Gw Prio.
How Snail* Are Cooke«!.
•■••cured by.?.
mon.
artists, father and son, and the popular
A southerner tells that snails are very
CUTICUfV\
Mr. Hnys is a son of tho brilliant
idea is that these gontlomen painted
largely consumed as food in New Orleans.
They are killed by throwing into hot water. General Alexander Hays, whoso heroic them. The fact is that, beyond a
services
in
the
late
war
ended
with
Then the snails aro washed iu weak lye and
FOR EVERY PURPOSE.
general outlining of the work, which
IM
the shells in stronger lye. The meats are death in the Wilderness. He is now, was probably faithfully made after
FOR
CLEANSING.
PURIFYING
AND
Sold
on Trial !
boiled and then roasted in the shells, with a and has been for several years past, i>
CAR
LOADS.
I
beautifying
the
skin
of
children
and
infants
maps procured from authentic sources, and curing torturing, disfiguring, itching, scaly
dressing of bread or parsley.
coal merchant, supplying most oi
and a general direction of the plan of and pimply diseases of the skin, setup and
Sewickley with fuel. Ho conducts «.he
with loss of hair, from infancy to old age.
The Marks of Good Mutton.
the work, the artist in-chief had very blood,
tho C uticura R bmkdikb are infallible.
mliro business himself—without cler
Good mutton and good lamb may bo known
CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and C uti
little to do with it. No man engaged
All sizes in stock from 40
, an exquisite Skin Beautifler, ex
by ita flno grain, good color and white fat. ical assistance.
In a battle soos it, and an accurate cura S oap
pound» to 1.2F0.
and C uticura K brolvknt . the new
He is totally blind, yet ho writes all painting of two armies in combat ternally.
Tho breast is tho b«t part for stews; it is also
Send for REDUCED PRICE».
Blood Purifier, internally, cure every form of
Investment
Rm
all,
profit*
tho cbeaiM'st, A breast weighing three pounds his own orders by type-writer for coal
skin and blood diseases, rrom pimples to
jaige. Send 20c for mailing
Remember it is a pleasure to show
will make the principal dish for a dinner for from the mine operators, takes the car is impossible. The general features scrofula.
largo illustrated Catalogue
goods or answer questions
If yon
Sold everywhere. Price, C uticuha .SO c .; S oap .
with full particulars. Man-
four’people, anil coats from four to five cents numbers when thoct«! arrives; weighs only are known. For instance. In the 25c.:
(■Aunot
call, write.
ufactured by
R esolvent , >1. Prepared by the P otter
per pound.
Gettysburg painting there are accur 1) ruo and C hemical C o ., B oston . M ass .
GOULDS A AUSTIN,
the coal by the wagon-load for custo
Sepd for ’’flow to Cure SKin i Harases.”
167 <V ieo Lake •$.,
Unique Arrangement of a Heavy Drapery. mers; gives the drivers properly filled ately defined tho roads. Crown Hill,
<<■
Baby's
Skin
end
Scalp
preserved
and
CHICACO. ILL.
A unique design for the arrangement of a out tickets, or makes out the receipts; Little Crown Hill, the wheat field
beautified by Ci tivvha S oap .
isi
in which a memorable charge was «KT dnky P ains , Backache ami Weaknew
heavy drapery for a portiere, which can also
receives
money,
counts
it,
and
makes
cured by C uticura A nti -P ain P lasters
be applied to window draperies, is described
made, one or two buildings which
instantaneous pain-subduing piss ter. 25c.
change; keeps a sot of books; walks to were headquarters of the leading Gen
merest as follows:
and from his home without company, I eral», and, with reasonable accuracy,
E-ef
and in fact goes anywhere in Sewickley the topography of tho country is de NO CURE! MONEY REFUNDED!
ay himself and without a cane.
*= JS
picted with excellent perspective. But
nly Fifty <’enta to be Relieved of
•’.Io is an accomplished musician. For the details of the battle, the actual
Rheumatism, Neuralgia or Sciatica.
'•.ghtoen years past ha has boon organ clash of arms betwoen this and that
QJ o
• — A
*
worn as bracelets. Perfectly simple and Relief dency, Ac., due to excesses or abuse, cured.
ist tn the Presbyterian church, and he i division or brigade, is left a good deal Permanent.
Where medicineshave failed, these
’?f,eri'’6.,r''rn th® «*«•<•
still takes every Friday afternoon from
„ v oiXontijulfolliMor
in.li«-
have effected h Permanent Cure. Send YOUNG MEN
to the imagination. The artist-in- Chains
B^OUU avail themwiv«’« of our treatment.
= Ca
fifty cents for Chains and Circular; or 2c stamp
his business to rehearse the music for
FrL^«’H’VV?VVniSrAnit<?\(l ’n everY cane. Syphilis,
Cri OC
for
circular
alone.
Agents
wanted.
B.
K.
chief hires some men to put in the sky,
Urinary and Venereal Dipen». s all unnatural dis-
promptly and safeiTcured. uuua€urB1 aiB*
this church on Sabbaths.—P«IZ«6MrgA ! other men to put in the trees and COWLES A CO., 19 Montgomery St., San Fran chances.
cisco, Cal.
Cor. Boston Globe.
MIDDLE-ACED MENJV
’i”'"“™ I $ Î
foliage, other men to put in the mon in
D^’biHtTKW,’T *"■
B«’k. Neivo1,";
action.
Attention
is
paid
to
develop
Blren*tu’tic”
Sweet Use of Adversity.
^GLADDING.McBEAN&CO. Bt liw“r
ing this or that memorable incident,
Tito touch of adversity ia just HH as. in the Gettysburg painting, the
SEWER \ CHIMNEY PIPE.
br m.i for nrrw<. CoiroWMtoL
necessary to bring out. the
there death of the cannoneer, the amputation { U!
DRAIN TILE.
la in some men as is the touch of the of the soldier's limb beside the hay | |jg|ARCHITECTURALTERRA COTTA E'd
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frost to reveal tho glories of the stack. Take it all together it makes I
WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE.
lutumn. What is more beautiful than up a picture that is thrilling enough to
J*»'!»’«’’ «Licr»o.«4e.
’ MANUFACTORY AT LINCOLN CAL.
»rTIC BH.r po.Htv.l, curm
t tree or forest flashing with all tho arouse tho most intense Interest on
ZH«r«<riA,V.tBJL»u,13r
•olors of tho rainbow! How delightful the part of the old soldier. 1 remem
KB, B1UBKT »11.1 .xh.u.timr
chronic atwarr, ot bolhaeXM.
s a drive with these bouquets of ber standing by the side of a veteran
TUTPremiuma. 25,000 in use,
Cont«ln«23 B.lOttdcgrw.of
». eetriclt. hr tBlKTtBD th.
20 y*}Ar® Eatablinheii. New
tature lining the roadside! It is said at tho Chicago picture.of Gettysburg. |
crored. chr.r—t. . tcntlhc pvwerrul.du-
la v Va patented Steel Tuning De
-•«rrtlTF ■IKK .I. tl.n-TBli MIT tn th.
hose splendors of the autumn foliage He naj. tuupJKflta'g to a companion the vice, in us*' in no other Piano, by which our Pianos . _____
Bu.prnrcrl.-. tree with Male
In tune 20 years, good for 100 ; not affected
with man. »Harr, and worth
¿]e sunshine which tho trees have details of the tight, in which he had ■tan«!
imtuty.na (UCTBIC ThrtulM Ml Irrrati
by climate. No wot-«I to split, break, swell, shrink,
P'rto.urwl
ttrnUatampforlllualr»t«4
pntnpbl.-«.
aeon siiolJli storing up dui-y^g fhe borne an honorable part. “Say, Bill," crack, decay, or wear out; we guarantee it. He-
K. J.
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gant Rosewood Cases, 3 strings, double repeating
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l
aaal
Branrh.
iutnmer when
’'rff/hcen shining said he, “at that stone wall there I lost action; fineet ivory kevs; the Parnows ANTISELL
er write for Catalogue, free T. M. ANTISKLL
jpon them. Happy is the man who, my hat and. by gosh, if there ain't the <X1I
I'lANUCa.
IBM Fallow,' lull, Ku.
!n the sunshine of prosperity, haa on- old hat lying there yet!" In painting k.t and Seventh »tiweu, San Fmncleco.
Nd silk chenille, with a broad latnd of old .•ichcd his life with those graces of
pictures of battle- shrewd artists never
blue, and the tassel is of multi colored silk in iharacter which will shine out most
TAKE SO CHANCES.
fall to bestrew the field with lost hats, BVY TUK BEST.
Persian effects, with old blue silk netting and
h autifully when the touch of adversity
muskets and canteen». — St. l.ouis
nrd.
>r sorrow come»! — Christian Inquirer.
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The relics 3 a aea waabad beach are •
Cures Cuts, Sorva, Salt Rheum, Roil«,
2K2L 21/’ °i •d<,r"»» «"d *1-75 in Money Order, Expre»»
Plniplea, Felona. Skin Diaeasea, and all
strange siwdy, Here you pick up a bot
—A woman in Walton County. G*.,
Mi?BtL^Ar.kRrfl,,‘*red Letter» or Check, for a year s aub-
tle—there a can—here a Isuket -there a olaims to have performed laparotomy ailments for which a salve is suitable. For
taking out soreness and healing it acta
•cription to the Companion, we will send tho paper
box —hero an old hat or cap—there a boot
like niagic. HA rents a box. at all druggists.
or shoe— here a great spike— there a bit upon the eraw of a sick hen, taking out
of rope— here a piece of cabin gilding— the organ, cleaning and washing it, and
there a bit of stout planking. The sea restoring it to its place; the stitches be
ÏLUSTSAra’sVrKoStNTsÆrRE^^^
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never rests. It brings in and it carries ing afterward sewed up and the hen set
nut. The beach one day io shelving. The free. Tho bird is said to have recov
no. J-HOW THX DRAPKRT IB FOLDED.
Tbesecon.l cut »how» the manner in which next run of the tide cuts it full of runs ered.
the drapery 1» folded, attached to the ring» and ravine*. One tide brings in a splin
•ent to
** Thw,k’«l*lnSChri.tm.. - Rew Year.K.Btwr
and drawn ever the curtain pole, which is set tered spar - -the next carries it far out to
Th. TOhmw for IM wit. be «pprrtor
Household Article«. Take of Advrnturv. Illurtratr^kefefeea^TVBV-i*1!
Rtorte». 150 Short Stories, pmfu«elr llln«tr*ted.
tn the door frame. The advantage of till» ar sea. W hew there ia a great bed of oyster
Th. but law rigned by Kaiset Fred-
langement over other method» of hangin ; a and clam tuiells to prevent you batbing
lrapery over instead of on the polo is that in today, there may be only smooth hard •rick wa» on. permitting »oldierv of th.
Guard, to wear full beard. iiMttad of
Bra wing the curtain adds the cwrrert
I i<acked sand to-morrow.—Atlantic City mustaches only.
36 Tempi« wiac., Boston, Ma»»-
S ob qt Ux
11 malt talued by U m rings ItfUHZ.
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The “festive” goat Is browsing
On the hoopskirt in the lane,
▲nd the organ grinder's grttdlng
In the street his plaintive
i«
English surgeons have devised a new
and beneficent operation by which the
sheath of the optic nerve behind the
eye is opened and not only 1» the pres
sure upon the nerve removed, and to
tal, or almost total, blindness cured,
but the bruin itself is relieved. The
membranes which invest the brain,
and are continued down to the eye in
the form of a sheath which surrounds
the optic nerve, secrete a certain
amount of fluid, and whenever there is
an excess of this secretion, or by other
means, as by the growth of a brain
tumor, the pressure within the cavity
of the brain is increased, a super
abundance of fluid is apt to find its
way down the nerve sheath to the level
of the eye, subjecting the optic nerve
to injurious pressure and frequently
destroying the sight. This blindness
may bo permanent, even though the
pressure in the brain cavity which
czuses it be only temporary and be
cured. Dr. Dowecker, of Paris, six
teen or seventeen years ago, suggested
that it was possible to open the
□ptic-nerve sheath, and thus not. only
to relieve the nerve from pressure,
but also to drain the bruin cav
ity and relieve the brain pressure
thero. Ho made two experiments In
this line upon two neiirly hopeless
cases, but he tried to feel his way to
the nerve without the aid of sight, and
to cut the sheath by means of an in
strument carrying a concealed knife
which was projected by means of a
spring. Only ono other attempt of this
sort was made, and the results not
boing satisfactory, the experiments
were dropped until last year. Dr.
Brudonell < farter, of London, devised a
method of operating by which tho
sheatli was exposed to view, and every
step of the operation was guided by
the surgeon’s eye. In a paper read
before tho British Medical Association
at its recent meeting at Glasgow, Dr.
Carter told of four cases in which he
had performed the operation, in one
the result vzas negative, so far as the
sight was concerned; in tho other three
tke patients wore not only quickly re
stored to sight, but wero relieved or
cured of headache and sickness arising
from pressure on the brain. Dr. Car
ter claims that the new operation could
be performed with certainty and with
out risk either to life or to any im
portant structure.
Dr. Bickerton, of Liverpool, at the
same meeting said that after hearing
oi Dr. Carter’s first case, he has per
formed the operation himself in two
eases, in one of which temporary res
toration of sight was followed by a re
lapse, but in tho other one the result
was favorable. — N. K Cor. Chicaijo
Journal.
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