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lUfWt Prostration,
OOpwtot, C8pedaJlyattioiiewon.cn,
J result from oreiNvilriff the system,
The 9lrnllaUro brgana becoming d
ranged) tho blood grows weak end Im-
poverlslied, and benco " that tired feel
ing" of which many complain, for nil
such eases, there I no remedy equal (6
Aycr'a Sarsaparlllo. Take no other
"Somo time ago I found my AvAtcm
entirely run down. I had a feeling of
constant fatigue and languor and very
little ambition for any kind of effort.
A friend odrixed me to try Ayer's Saraa
larilla, which I did With the beat re
sults. It has done mo more good than
all other medicines I have ever used "
Frank Mellow, Chelsea, Moss.
"For months I was afflicted with
nervous prostration, weakness, languor,
general debility, and mental depression,
lly purifying the blood With Ayer's
Sarsapaiflla, I was completely cured."
Mrs. Mary Stevens, Lowell, Mass.
When troubled with DIzzlacas, EIccp
lewness, or Bod Dreams, take
itfMNBHaHMaaa
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CHAT8 ABOUT MEN.
BEHIND "THfe 6CENE3.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rnsriRED sr
Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold f Kit Drujgliti md DcIri in Medlcln.
The Gamin' Revenge.
A youth -of tlio genus "masher"
boarded a dinky car on Spring Garden
street, and after dropping Ills nickel In
tho slot, which receives tho fares In the
absence of a conductor, ho perched
hhngolf on the dasher of the rear plat
form, and from this point of vantage
ogled a number of young Indies Inside
the car. Presently a littlo street arob
Jumped on tho ear for a frco ride. The
masher snatched tho ragged cap from
tho youngster' head and throw It Into
tho street, compelling tho owner to
Jump oft After thin bright perform
nneo tho perpetrator smllod hi a wslf
satisfied way ni the Irtdy passengers and
balanced himself on the dasher In what
ha considered a gmcuful pose.
Tho street orab, howover, having re
covered his headgear, liml followed the
car unseen, and creeping up behind tho
Unconscious masher seized his long
coattalls and gave them a strong pull.
Tho masher lost his equilibrium, fell
uaolc over tlio uaslior, but saved him
self from falling Into tho struct by
clinging to tho dasher with his hands
and knees. From this undignified po
sition ho was rescued by tlio driver,
while tho ladicNMiickored nudlbly. Ho
bent n, hasty retreat, and found hlsorst
whllo shiny plug battered and muddy
In tho street half a square back. Plilla
dolphla Ilccord.
"German
iyrup
99
Aathma.
" I have been a creat
sufferer from Asth
ma and severe Colds
every Winter, and last Kail my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
jjreat distress froin constant cough
ing, and inability to raise any of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close nt hand.
When nearly worn out for want of
Hlcep and rest, a friend recommend
ed me to try thy valuable medicine,
Uoschec'a Genu an
Syntp, I am con
fident it saved my
life. Almost the first
dose gave me great
relief and a centle re
freshing sleep, such nsl had not had
for weeks. My cough began immedi
ately to loosen and pass away, nnd
I found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. I am pleased
to inform thee unsolicited that I
am in excellent health and do cer
tainly attribute it to thy Boschec's
German Syrup. C. B, Sticknhy,
1'icton, Ontario."
Henutor Slicrmnn. Senator Hoar and
rix-HoiMtor Bvitrtii uro all cousins, they
traw their lineage hack to Roger Sher
man, the grim Puritan of Iterdlntlonary
time.
Max Adams, a young society man of
Atlanta, is tho Intent American to join
tne Kliodlvus force. He has just re
ceived k commission its captain in tho
Egyptian army.
The Itothschlldu nnmuUly givo 100,000
rrarios to bo distributed among tho twen
ty Hrrondinsements of Paris for Uio as
sistance of deserving persons who liuve
difllculty in paying their rents.
Senator Walthall, of Mississippi, does
not go to roost with tho chickens oznet
ly, but he retires at 1) o'clock, and on he
diM his matntinal uoffcoat 4 it is a ipies
Mon whether ho or the lurk is up first.
Tlio head of Marietta, the famous
Uuliforniau robber and froolKxrter, is
preserved in alcohol in Ban Fnmuisco.
ills given name, .loaqnlu. w preserved
m that of the "Poet of tho .Sierras.
Joiupiin Miller.
Dom Rafael Nunez, who has just U'eti
re-elected President of Colombia, is sixty
tlx years of age, and has been prominent
in public affairs for many years. Dur
ing the late civil war in this country ho
lived for some tbno in New York, being
i-hief editor of El Continental.
One of tho Irish members of parlia
ment. Peter McDonald, is totally blind
yet he is ono of the most fluent debater
in the honsoof couuuons. lie isbosidos
unit of tho most accomplished Greek
scholar in tho assembly and i a fn
ijtiont contributor to tho press.
The Manmis of Harrington, -who sue-i-eods
to tho dulcodom of Dovoadiiic.
with its vast landed estates, is u buehetor.
Somebody asked ulni. onco upon a time,
why he had never married, and hisjeply
woh that ho was a modest limn and no
woman hurl ever asked him for his lumd.
Es-tJovenior Hoard, of Wisconsin,
who is a newspaper man an well as a
very (lopular man among the pooplo of
his stato, is a character in himself. Tall
and slim, with u none iticliniug to the
Roman and .i iair of piercing oyes, ho
is tho embodiment of humor and puthoj
i'onibiueda raro combination.
Ono of tho surviving officers of Kane's
pioneer arctic ospeilttion. Captain J.
Wall Wilson, has long been u resident
of New York. Ho is a lively and well
preserved old gontloman, with a fund of
anecdotes relating to tho duy -when ho
ate boiled ulioca uud blubber by tho light
or tho iiutovh boreaUs. Captain Wilbou
says tlutt bo mr as ho can loam there is
only one other of tlio officers who ac
compunicfl tho oxpedittomuow alive.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
Mattle Vickors, the "plnmpnnd plfflS
ing" soubrette, is Mrs. U.mrltH Gardner
in private life.
Lawrence Barrett's brother Louis
plays tho part of Sergeant Darker in
"Shenandoah."
Mllo. Mea, an attractive young lady
of Bcrnhanlt's company, is said to bo a
daughter of Dmnarf Hla
Oscar Haimiiorstein has engaged Mrs.
Bernard Beere to ipen his new Murray
Hill theater in New York in September.
Anton Rubinstein, the Russian pianist,
has accepted an offer of $l&.000 for it
series of fifty concerts in tho United
States.
Tho project of a permanent circuit in
New York is rapidlytaking shape. Tho
work of organizing u syndicate of fifty
gentlemen willing to put in $10,000 has
been going on and twenty-five have al
ready agreed to do it.
Mrs. Harrison Gray Fisko, who wis
known to tho stage us Minnie Muddcrn.
has bloomed out an a dramatic author.
Her ono act play. "Rwo," is meeting
with success in Boston, and a five act
drama by tho charming littlo lady will
soon bo produced.
Henry Irving has been elected honor
ary vice presidout of tho English Eliza
bethan society. This society was found
ed in 185, with tho object of affording
its members opportunities for reading
and discussing the plays of tho Eliza
bethan playwrights.
Mr. Caimpi, an opera singer, has se
cured a verdict in a suit for $100,000
against the London Daily Telegraph,
Unit journal having published an iirliclo
that ho could no longer be considered a
singer after his interpretation of the
role of Don Juan. The jnry roturned a
verdict for ono farthing for tho plaintiff.
it is announced that Ratio Roonoy and
her father liavo become friends' again.
While Pat was playing in Rochoater, N.
Y.. she occupied a box and handed a
basket of flowers to him bearing a card
and tho words, "Father, forgive and
forgot." Ho did, and asked her to din
ner, but sho is still playing in another
company.
With tho view of stimulating the en
ergy of the rising generation of authors,
the Italian government hist year offered
u prizo of 10,00(1 francs for u good play
which would bo produced in the cnun-e
of tlio whiter. Only eight authors emit
in their productions, and tho jnry spe
cially nominated by the government
camo to tlio conclusion that none of them
deserved tho prizo.
NOW, HERE IS A BEAR STORY.
HoW She It Trted In rUes Where Her
rreenci I Not Ilenlreil.
l.ort vorv VOUnB anu
The Tmpprl Ilrato Antfittit by Another
Hear In Carrying Off tlie Trap.
Not long ngo ft cow died In the vicin
ity of tho Guinn ranch, near tho head
of Gooso creek, south of Wagon Wheel
gap. It soon became apparent to Wil
liam Guinn, owner of the raneh that , d w,)0 In,pre.;d you
the eareamof the cow was being visited Ivhol )iad been a man of the
by a bear of very large dimensions, and, i,lff time, nnd was probably
THE
WOMAN IN THE RESTAURANT.
rru,... n-nra flirpn very
very swagger girls, evidently not long
... ...t.i fhov wt around one oi
the tables In Delmonlco's with an clder-
THE ANIMAL KINGDOM.
Gentto,
Refreshing
Sloop.
BR. MILES (Wi&teSWsS.
CURE. 3fe(
HEflRfliSElSE!
tancEBxamxsnria
6TATiT!Cft(t)oirtlitoialu men Jim wmie
u
liuniirjrr-'ll,l'"l' liiIU,tlivnuiothrlnv,
ordlu&tMl llaart.
tti-enthi apprvMlan.
TnUrtiTiuptotmor ihurt
niiitrrinir, mint aua
wullcn ttkle, ll-i.j- (iiml .Iritth fur
wMeiiiiK. siii.Ktt9ri:v ini.virr ii ten
U mrTluu rnuutlr. "1 Iihtu l iu lr led
llbliertulw fur years, mr loll mil .t
ytrr cak, uU1 Kl IIuhm o mij fi, i , uia
iiullt nxdtciuent wiulil klwnjr naukr lur
tiprr mki bMirt iiiwl n (car ut KumnuiitH iJ-nid
SUrod ma In Ui f aco f r liuurs. J) It, Mil :'J1
IKBVIM) nnU M!V IIRAUT CI ill
hi Ut onlr OiCdicliio Uift bu imuyi-4 i'( miy Uu
gtund curni me. U XI. Dyer, ClotorUdlo, AW.
JH-.MI1' XJvfpI'IIUbivd runt riuetr tut
JMlloutuntt unit Turplil I.tver. AO i)uc
M rrnt. Itno bwl uu llwiil DUcmo, with
igolrtul cviv i'rto nt driuvtito, nt iililrtf
M. MILES MCDIOAL CO., SlUiau, n
Fold by 0, J, Fry, druggUt.Snlein.
Tlio "double dcokor" is ugain on tho
tmck between Cambridge and Boston.
Its pivteut brako servos to bring tho car
to actandntill almost immediately.
A novol boating apnaratus is to bo in
troduced on railway train in tho north
of Vrunce. whoro tho cars vill bo heated
ha roaftor by mouns of boxes of acotato
of soda.
An order has boon issuod by O. P.
HuntbigtcAi at Ban Francisco prohibit
ing the furnishing to tho prow for pub
lication tlio enruingaof thoSonthorn Pa
cifiu railroad.
The Baltimore and Ohio .Railroad
company bus lot tlio contract for fifty
now locomotivoH of tho heaviest pattorn,
to cost nearly $500,000, and to bo used
on tho heavy gntdsos between Whooling
and Harper's Forry.
It is not at ull Ihkoly that the Balti
more and Ohio wilt lutsmno control of
its latest pnrohuso. tho Pittsburg and
Western, until uftwtlio annuul mooting
nf tho stouklioldurttot tho luttor com
pany nest May, wliu tho bargain will
no iloubt bo fonnolly ratidod on thoir
part, as it has already Jieeu on tho part
of tho Bultiuioro and, Ohio.
Tho Pittsburg Post saj-3! "For a eafo
running of pussengor trains tho Allo
ghauy valloy has u pluoimmoiml and al
together uuequaled record. Afow words
toll tho story. During nineteen years
poRt not otio pasHongor on the river di
vision of the road has lost his life by ac
cident, and for eighteen yours pastihoro
has not been one fatality on tho other
half of tlio road, tho low grade division.''
ODDS AND ENDS.
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W5590P
aifcMiWWUaiWilU'ii
Act on a now ptlarlrls
tror, buiiumb
IVHiUMa tho llror, BUimwh
au uorru roy i
Dr. Jill' I'ilu
na boyrU
nrrrvj ur.
fpttlu cum uilnaiBtt,
tprjilJ liver tnd cortiilpt
uvu . cniaiivnu mutoti.
urwtl Updou4,2CUt3.
B tfn NtJ. C. DUtri. hi
gold by I. J. Fry, tlrmcrlul, Kal m.
Capital City udiiiiRiul
Ja$. Batchelor, Prop'r,
WtfiMitAUUoursoniiViki
A(stfcx4etiUuotll lUMlro tuMluM
TwVl v mu r iMNtl,
XKD IfRONf
Dft mt, 7"u i iojm Iwm 4i
Thero aro icpoken in Europo C87 lan
guages. Japan is tlio paradise of children, for
in that land a child from tho moment of
its birth tuitil its maturity novor knows
what It is to bo uuhapyy.
There aro now fifty "tank" steamers
plying botwvon this conutry and Etirope,
carrj'ing oil In bidk. They carry about
5,000,000 burroU of oil aunuully.
Woman's oauso is uuiklug progress in
iiosnia and Jlouteuegro, where tho gov
ernment intends to employ womon phynl
ciuns in tho hospitals horouf tor.
Tho Himtcod liavo a cocoanut fostivul
ovory yoar ut tho oiul of Augmit to murk
thu beginning oC tlio and of tho luon
soon. During tlio festival nthlotio con
testa tako place luid wandering ininstrels
svelte their tales and poems,
lit Boloatiug strong timbor 'woight has
very littlo consideration. Only a man
with vixporiuneo can cull tho good from
tho bad thnbor with almost an infalli
blo Judgment, nnd probably vithout tho
ability to tell -why ho makes his selec
tion, Color has littlo to do with it,
woight somuthhig, timber mjuso more
Tho number of widonvorks in opeiu
tiou or under constraotlon in tho Dultod
States is li,0U7, nud tho numlxir of towns
nud cities minpliod is U.1B7. Pennsyl
vania tins ma-worlca for supplying S43i
towu. whllo Now York has IU0 works i
for 'JIB towns,. MiuuaomtsdtU has 123, 1
Mluhlgan 1 ID, .Vllforni 30U and Illinois ,
10-J work. '
The hen so common in theso days
originated in tho Baukivn jungle, where
wild chlckons aro still to be found.
A French beekeeper has experimented
with his bees as carrion of dispatcher.
Ono difficulty of tho bee service is that
tho Insects will not return over u dis
tance of more than two or threo miles.
Least attractive among tho insects
which givo fight are tho so called elec
tric centipedes" black crawlers with
many logs, which have been likened to
sorpents' skeletons in miniature They
movo in a Hiiakoliko fashion, forward or
backward, leaving luhlud them a bright
track of phosphoric light.
In olden times a bird called a phoenix
was thought to live in tho deserts of
Arabia. His lease of life was snid to bo
MO
built a nest of spices and fanned it into
a flame with his wings. Tho flame re
duced tho bird to ashes, out of which ho
Bprang to Hvo another A00 years.
One of tho most singular looking
creatures that ever walkod tho earth or
"swam tho waters under tho earth" Is
the world famous manfneed crab of
Japan. Its body is hardly an inch in
length, yet the head is fitted with a face
which is tho perfect counterpart of that
of a Chinese eooly, a veritable missing
link, with oyes, noso and mouth all
clearly deflnod.
in comrxinv with Dell McClelland. Mr.
Guinn deoided to "sit up" with tho
hear and endeavor to get n shot at it
ny night. This was done, but owing to
darkness tho benr was not killed by
riiotfl fired.
As tho next resort, a large bear trap.
weighing about sovenly-flve ponnds,
was procured and set near the dead
"critter," and tho trappers went to bed
laughing at the trick they had played
on tho benr. Tho trap was chained to
a polo eighteen feet long nnd eight
inches through nt tho largo end.
In tho morning tin examination of
the promises about tho dead cow
showed plainly that the bear and a
cub had been there during tho night.
Theru was ft largo track, eighteen
Indies long and six or seven Inches
wide, and a small track, evidently
mudo by a cub. Tho trap, however,
was gone, and with it tho eighteen foot
pole, and the disturbed condition of
tho ground showed conclusively that
tho bear had been caught in tho trap.
Tho trail, however, away from the
scene, was only the trail of two bears
there w.is not a mark of dragging either
trap or polo.
Mr. Guinn took up the trail, which
ho followed eight miles without com
ing upon the bears, trap or pole. At
tho camp of Mr. Tom Caroy, soven
miles away, that gentleman told how
In the night he had been awakened by
a found as of something walking, with
an occasional pause nnd heavy fall on
tho ground, as though soiiidthing had
been dropped. Having no gun Mr.
Carey sat up in his tent tho balance of
tho night and endeavored to keep
warm by poking wood into a sheet iron
stove.
The trail was followed a mile or so
further and then loit. In ono place
the bears had passed through a heavy
I quaking aspen thicket and hud literally
mowed a uwatli through tho saplings,
showing that tho trap nnd polo were
being taking along.
Tho natural inference Is that tho bear
was caught in the trap and had picked
up tho same with the pole and started
for tho hills. Tho bear is an old of
fender iu theso parts, and Mr. Guinn
hopes to (hid it yet.
Later A man Just in from tho head
of tho Sun Juan report) that ho passed
tho bears on the Pngosa road, beyond
Suinniitvillo, jogging contentedly along,
each carrying one end of tho pole, wldlo
tho old bear was caught hi the trap by
tho right foot front. San Juan Prospector.
A
llotilittr'H Nuiuv.
Tho titlo "Old Man of the Moun
tain" was first applied to Ihwsan Ben
i Sabbal, who founded a formidablo dy-
mu-ty in Syria, A. D. 1000. He was
i tho prlnco or chief of a beet of tho
, Mohammedans. Ilavlntr been ban-
years, at the end of which time ho j Islicd from his country, ho took up his
abodo In Mount .Lebanon, gathered
i around him a band of followers, who
Boon Deeanio tne terror aiiKo ot (Juris
tians, Jews and Turks. They paid tho
most implicit obedience to his coin-
mands, and believed that if they sac
I riflced their lives for his sako they
! would bo rewarded with tho highest
Joys of paradiso. For 200 years these
"Assassins," as they called themselves,
! continued to bo tho terror of tho coun
' try. Whonowr their chief, tho "Old
Man of tho Mountain," considered him
self injured, ho dispatched somo of his
assassins hcerotly to murder tho ag
gressor. This Is tho origin of our uso
of the word nsNissln for n secret mur
derer. Detroit Free Press.
WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
Mrs. Samuel Gaston, of Providence,
Is forty-Hoven years old and has had
so von liusbauds, Her soventh is a
brother of her first uud fifth.
Miss Helen Gould, daughter of Jay
Gould, made hor debut in New York
society. Miss Gould is twenty-one. tall
and slender, with dark brown luiir and
eyes.
It is said that the widow of General
Grant has writtou every word of her
book, which is hoon to appear, and that
sho would uot employ a stenographer or
a typewriter.
Mrs. Marshall O. Roberts U not so
rich as curreutly reported. Her income
Is not much over $10,000 a year, and on
hor death the principal reverts to tlio
heirs of tho lato Mr. Roberts.
Lady Russell, of dlvorco court tioto
rloty, Is known to all boators on tho u in
ner roaches of tho Thames for her skill
with tho oars. Sho is also a good homo
woman and oxpert at driving Uiudoin.
Mine. Mario Glraldy Dolsarto. oldest
of tho two surviving daughters of Dob
earta, has arrivod in Now York uud pro
poses to prouiQto Amoricau acipiaiut
nnco with her father's Hystom. Sho will
tako classes If she has the patroutigo.
TURF TOPICS.
How KH)ii:i Aro 1'reparetl,
Sponges aro prepared for ovport in
tho following manner: After being
bought hi tho local market thoy aro
carted to the shipping yard of the pur
chaser, where thoy aro out and trimmed
Into proper shapes and sizes. Thoy aro
then washed and thoroughly dried, bo
ing generally spread hi tho sun for that
purpose upon canvas or old sails.
Noxt thoy two assorted according to va
rieties, and then packed by means of
hand presses into bales weighing from
20 to 150 pounds. Sometimes tho
sponges aro bloaehed by being passed
through a solution of white lhuo and
wnter, so weak as not to injure the
flber of tho sponge. Science.
an uncle of one of the girls, juoging u
tho vay in which the sweet creatures
ordered tho lunch. As soon as they
were seated thoy noticed a gorgeously
costumed woman sitting at n tablo near
them, eating bread and butter and
drinking water. All the time they were
puzzling nnd chattering over tho bill of
fare, the woman ato tho bread and
drank tho water and looked boldly
about tho room.
When the momentous question had
been settled and they were waiting for
their order, a waiter came to the wom
an, nnd with very profuse apologies
brought her another plate of bread and
somo more water, took her order for
lunch nnd went away. A longtime
after that, in fact when the girls had
arrived ot tho three kinds of salad they
had ordered, another waiter camo to
tho woman with more profuse apolo
gies, another plate of bread and, filling
her glass again, took herorder and hur
ried away.
Now, every ono knows how long it
takes threo girls to finish a luncheon
when an amiable old darlJng tells them
to order just what they please, and it
was not until they were eating their
Ices that the woman concluded she had
enough bread and butter and left the
place with somo real color flushing
through the rougo on her cheeks.
"I shouldn't think they'd let n wom
an stay so long when sho ordered noth
ing but bread and butter," said all tho
girls together when she left, but tho
elderly clubman Just coughed and
looked guilty.
"I'll ask brother Tom when I get
home," tho prettiest girl of all said.
And this is what Tom said:
"That is tho old trick of tho res
taurant keepers to rid themselves of
"undesirable women customers. Sup
pose I take n lady in a restaurant and
one of thoio notorious women come?
in. If the manager attempts to put
her out thero is a scene. I get furious
and leavo the place, and tell all the
boys it is no plnco to tako a lady. On
tho other hand, you don't want to go
into a place where such women are
allowed us regular customers. So what
docs tho man do?
"Ho sends a waiter to tako the wom
an's order, and he gives her the bread
and butter nnd disappears. After a
long time sho asks another waiter to
tako her order, and with many apolo
gies ho takes it, begins all over again,
brings tho bread and butter nnd dis
appears. Perhaps sho calls up the
head waiter, but any way sho finally
tumbles to the situation and makes
herself scarce without any scene or
disturbance. It is a great thing to keep
a restaurant." New York Sun.
St. Blalso Is to hnve a $13,000 stouo
nreproor txvni.
Allortou's too in tho stud iu 1803 has
boou placed ut $1,000.
Decision in tho Nelson case has been
postponed until next May.
Orrin Hickok may Imvo charge of tho
Palo Alto trotters next season.
Between 750 itud 800 colts outorod for
tlio $'M,000 Futurity of tho Kentucky as-
Bociutlou havo paid second money.
Tho littlo party of gontlomen who
clustered around Senator Stanford when
ho bought from Charles Backman the
then unkuowu stallion Electioneer little
thought that his sous and daughter?
would becomo the king and tho queens
of tho trotting turf.
llewure of tho Flour llurrol.
An expressman took a barrel half
tilled with flour upon his book to curry it
up into a Main street block, and a little
girl started to follow him. Whon near
tho top of tho stairs tho bottom camo
out of tho barrel nnd fifty pounds of
Hour dropped down upon tho girl's
head, knocking her down to tho bot
tom of tho stairs and nearly su (locating
hor. Sho was ploked up more fright
ened than hurt, with flour inside and
outside of her alothlng, a decidedly
ludicrous spectacle. Sho precedes all
such loads In tho future, Springfield
Homestead.
CLEAN!
i Tf you -would bo clean nnd lmyo ) our olotUos dono ur
in tliu nenteaUnd dressiest manner, tnko thorn to the
SALKM SX1AM LAIWUKY &,
J whor.) r1 woris done by whito labor and in tUu most
vwvyx ""u t uuLiUiyjeiJU J. UJUMSiriiJJ),
Hi LiborCy Street
I..
Tlllia AVh1mI,
Tho girl who comos out of collego
with no sense ot proportion, no eyo for
color, no souse of tlio tit now of things,
no knowledgo of tho present conditions
ot tho world nf which, from her stand
point, sho fornix so largo a part, will
need another training, that of painful
experience, to tit her to uso tha tools
given by her uhua water. Harper's
llaior.
JAs Staple as CofiVe.
"Chnmberhdu'8 Cough Remedy
Is osstu plena coileoin this vicinity.
It tins done an Immense uuicunt of
mHlsluTO Its Introduction here," A.
M. Nordell, Map! Hldge, Minn.
Rirsale by G. K. Good, druggist.
Sinn's Invmitlous Cuinulittlve.
Inventions from tho hand of man aro
always cumulative. Ho begins on his
own account, taking nothing whatever
from tlio hand of Jove. Ho begins
from small things. Ho progresses from
small to large, and at last attains per
fection. Wo could find no grand de
velopment hi human mechanism that
had not been carried out in this man
ner, step by stop. Somo littlo, it may
bo somo childish, observation was first
mado; then came an advance, hardly
percoptiblo, and then another, in per
petual, onward, ascending experiment.
The mechnnlcal history of electricity
was found to bo eloquent of this fact.
Dr. B. W. Richardson in Longman's
Magazine.
IJojs on liortebuck.
Tho children, particularly tho boys,
In southern Tennessee, leam to "sit a
horse" well at an early age, and a lady
who has spent somo time in southern
Tennessee says that it is by no means
an uncommon sight to seo a sturdy boy
of olglit or nine years sitting so firmly,
yet gracefully, on his horse that it al
most seems as if he had grown fast to
tho handsoiuo creature's back, riding
rapidly along tho dusty pike, with on
umbrella held easily over his head to
protect him from tlio broiling sun.
Such a boy, If ho belongs to ono of
tho old and aristocratic families of tho
place, is probably riding to school or
on somo errand to a, neighbor's.
Tlio V.jo of tlm Slinrk.
Tho oyo of tho shark is small, long
and narrow, closely resembling that of
a pig. All observers havo agreed in
attributing to it n sly mid malicious ex
pression, but this must to some extent
bo taken as n, lllght of fancy. The ouly
real reason for attributing to tlio shark
a savage disposition is that, llko tho
wolf, ho has no pity whatever for n
comrade In distress, and that a wounded
shark will bo instantly attacked and de
voured by his companion. This is, in
deed, an evil trait in tlio creature, and
can only bo excused on tho ground of
his prolonged fasts and tho overmas
tering demands of his appetite. Lou
don Standard.
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nruUta, tvrM, Ulcer. Rail Ithcuiu. Kevor
fttrnt&ndiUYMklu Krur-Uuiu, nud iiV
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rr lacoory ntntndM. fine. S3 emu ur
Tint Hoot or tha Matter.
Jeromo Allen, an educator of forty
years' expurionco, was asked what to do
with ft dishonest nnd untruthful pupil.
Tho llrstgenoml direction ho gnvo was
to rouso rho boy's uianlloss and pride,
this is going to tho root. If this princi
ple were applied from tho primary
grade ou, thuro would be fow reluctant
pupils, and tho dawdling teaoher with
his dawdling methods would belong to
past history. Exchange.
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