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ew. Howovor , wo have hounl of Umu-
ndu ol lucky onos and we propose li let
sir pncrot out , Thoy were puojilo broken
wi in liealth , Hulferin ; , ' with liver , blood
d i Id i discuaus , Bcrofiita. dropsy , and
nBUinption. and wero lucky uiioiiylt to
nr of and wIho enough to uso Dr. I'lorco'n
loldcu Medical Diacovory , " tho Hovoroijjn
3od purifier , tonic and alterative of the
( l scholar haB no cnnul. [ Jean Paul
chter.
A Slonnnza initio
health is.to bo found in Dr. R.V. „ Pierco'8
favorite Prescription , " to tho raeiitH of
lich as a remedy for female weakness and
id red affections thousands testify.
3ara Bernhardt drinks a bottlo of stout
r lunch every day. Extremes still meet.
* * Decline of man or woman , pro-
iiturely induced by excesses or bad prac-
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Lojjal lender a lawyer's clerk. [ Pretz
el's Weekly.
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Great hearts aloncunderstand how much
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j . "Whan Bbywas sick , we gave her Cutoria ,
W When alio wo * a Child , alio cried for Cosroria ,
i f TThen she becomo Miss , sha clung to Cajtoria ,
v : l TThsn she had Children , oho gavo them Castorla.
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1 wherever you are located ; fow there are
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B I HaudtfOino men are not objectionable
I when Hicy have good sense ; but there is the
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K ' . "The Hoksc Tkaixek. "
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B nothing more than can be found in any
B Btablc in the country a rope and a strap.
B Every one handling horses should have a
V copy.
Bt The crematory is the burn from which no
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H In General Debility , , Emaciation ,
B | Consumption , and Wasting in Ciiiuhien.
B. Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Ofl
B with Ilypophosphites , is a most valuable
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Wg 3 for food , strengthens the nervous system ,
M .and builds up the body. Ple.cse read : "I
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m tried Scott's Emulsion on a young man
> , whom Physicians at times gave up hope.
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JE ' Since he began using the Emulsion his
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H and from all appearances his life will be
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H. -already paid to Omaha.
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B father of a baby that weighs just one pouad.
B A CougU Cold , or Sore Throat
R should not be neglected. Brown's Bron
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, New York City has 30,000 landlords ,
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{ There are 490,000 men in Paris against
I 380.000 married men.
' \ PATENTS obtained by Louis Bag < T&Co. . At-
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t To Keculatc the Stortfcli , liiver
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i. , Ex-Secretary Windom is president of the
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EATEN , BY WOLVES.
A Young Mnn'8 Terrible Adventure
lxi Dakotn. .
Tliorc passed througli St. Paxil Sun-
ila-y , on route to the cast a man whose
uppearunuu ' was loathsomo in tliu ex
treme , and whoso life in the future will
be a burdent to hmi. As a reporter
was walking about the Union depot ho
came upon a man w.th his faco wrap
ped up .so that nothing but his eyes
were visible. Thinking perhaps that
some ace dent had befallen him iho re
porter , accosting him , was lold that as
boon as an eastern train could bo board
ed he would let the reporter ascerta a
for himself as to whether an accident
had occurred. As soon as the sleeper
was reached the man took from his
head the many bandages , and the sight
that met tho reporter's gaze was a
shocking one. The nose and left ear
was entirely gone , and the other ear
looked as it it hail been slit with a knife
.n a dozen places. Great pieces of
lli'sli had been torn from each check ,
ami taken altogether the man's face
little resembled the features of a human
being. The man gave his nanus as
John C. Ilaz/.ard , and his story , which
was toh ! with many painful halls , was
as follows :
• • If you want it 1 will give you the
circumstances of an adventure wheh ;
has left me in tli s conil tiou. 1 am a
young man of considerable means , and
name from southern Ohio last winter to
invest in Dakota lands. I was in St.
Paul about the 1st of December , and
left over the Northern Paeitie for Knife
river , Morton county , Dakota. After
reaching there 1 learned that an old
friend of mine was living some twentv-
five miles from there , and started to
pay him a visit. Taking a horse 1 start
ed out early one morning , thinking I
would get there along .n the afternoon.
r had traveled probably fifteen miles ,
ivheo one of those terrible blizzards set
in. It turned cold suddenly , and the
wind cut like a knife. The snow fell so
fast that it was impossible to see but a
short il stance , and losing niy bearings
I was soon riding around the open prai-
r.e , completely lost. I did not stop for
a moment , hoping lo come acriLs a
house or at least some place whei'fj
shelter could be found. It it d not lake
long | to become thoroughly chilled , and
jn i > horse began to show signs of ex-
uausHcii. ' Night came on , and I had
made up my mind to kill the horse , and
, seek shelter beside his carcass , when I
heard a sound which did not by anv
means raise my spirits. It was noth v.
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less than a pack of wolves following tho
scent of our partially covered tracks.
The storm had by this time partially
ibated. The horse heard the
iowl of the wolves , and made a
struggle to increase his pace ; but t
i\as no use , for the beast had become
so ch lied and tired that he couldscarce-
y movo. Coming to a little ri. o in the
Drair.o I saw , a short distance awaa
light shining through the window of a
shanty , and I thought I was safe. 1
leani tho wolves coming nearer and
learer , and was congratulating iny-
clf that I would not be the means of
giving them a square meal , when my
lor'-c stumbled and fsdi , with me part
ly under him , my head striking . - > ome
jard substance. That is the last I
• emember until the next ( lav. I was
ifterward told by the man who lived in
.he shanty wh ch I was trying to reach ,
ind to whom 1 dwed my rescue , that
.he howl of the wolves had attracted
.hi' attention of his dogs , and together
.hev had driven the beasts oft" , but not
int 1 1 had been almost k lied. 1 was
.villi n ten rods of the shanty when
: ound. T will > top in Chicago to see
f something can not be done for me.
ind if not will go to Europe. At first
I fear. 'd hydrophobia , but the wounds
ire healing ami I may escape that , i
have had the wounds cauterized. I
lave heard of instances where an arli-
Jcsal nose has been mad from flesh
.aken from f-ome portion of a person ' s
oody , and this is the relief I will try to
3bta.ii. "
The ca e no doubt will at tract con-
j'derablo interest among mod cal men
vhere the operatou w 11 be performed.
St. Paul Fio ecr Press.
To My First Gray flair.
I look on thoe , thou hair of gray ,
And sinlc into a reverie ;
For thou prociaimest ucarins day
To linal rest R/avo certaiuty !
Ah ! thou art born of sorrow , true ,
An > I when thy brothers gather fast ,
May I b" able to review ,
Without roDeistanciall the past.
Jf. . / . AdamThe Current.
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Weather Errors.
Pew erroneous notions arc spread so
readily and cling so tenac ousdv as
those respecting the Weather. h\
noticing common errors of this kind ,
Prof. Cleveland Abbe , the distinguished
nietoorolos : nt , urges attention to tlvse
facts : That while the moon might
well be expected to influence our
weather , scientific evidence shows th.it
it does not ; that there is o sound rea
son for believ.ng that sun-spots have
any appreciable effect in producing
storms , or other local changes ; that
animal instinct ranks greatly below
human intelligence as a guide to future
weather ; thatthc indications furnished
by plants are due to the hydroscopic
condition of iho air , as are also other
'
"signs , " and are less del.oate and reli-
able than the accurate instrumental !
tests of meteorolog sis ; that electricity *
and ozone do not produce the effects j
often ascribed to them ; that thunder
storms do not cool the air. but the cool
inrush results , 1 kc the storm , from the
r se of hot a r at least in many cases ;
that it has not jet been proven that
the removal of forests and the cxten-
sion of ra lroads and telegraphs have
influenced our climate ; that the weath-
er s niateriallv the same as n old-fash-
ioued times , scientific records disprov-
ing the faulty recollections of tho old-
est inhabitant ; and that severe storms
are no mors liable to occur at the date
of the equinoxes , or on certain days of
the week or month , than at other
times.
His Mistake. *
Aunt Why have you broken off your
engagement ?
Niece Because he got it into hs
head that L intended to marry him.
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Life. ,
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Pretty Washington Tricyclic * . J
Two very * Btylishdooking Washington
young ; ladies havo been making n decided
Herniation , on tho avenue by their dexterous
riding : of tho tricycle. Holh aro roinarka- ,
bly pretty and wear handaomo street cos 1
tumes. Ono of them wears a gentleman's
high silk hat , tho only difference being that
it : is turned up on ono side and has a little
black feather in it. Her cloth dress fits her
trim figure exquisitely , and she wears long
hootsJikeabaclcwoodstnan. The top of the
boot liideM her pretty aiikle , buo tho con1
venieuce obviates many of tho objections
raised to ladies riding trieydes. Her com- '
pnnion wear * a Tani O'Shanter cap , which
falls prettily about her head. They each
own a single tiicylc , and use these in tho !
morning , but in tho evening when tho j
avenue is crowded they ride a double 1 1
tricyle , and cauoes many of the congress
man's heart to go pit-a-pat in unison with
tho girls' dantily booted feet on tho pedals.
[ Baltimore American.
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A SJtrowd Buyer of Coin.
A quiet , sedate young woman , who wears
glasses ' , always carries a couple of books
and ; looks as if she was an admirer of
Browning , is ono of tho characters who
haunt tho New York hotels. She is a
shrewd ' young .Teness , in spite of her Bos-
tonian appearance , and makes a good liv
ing by buying tho foreign coins ,
which is picked np at the hotels from
travelers who exchange glittering foreign
gold ] for the cartwheel American dollars.
The hotels got the coin at a discount , she
buys it at a slight advance and disposes
of it in Wall street. Her friends say there
isn't ; a coin struck but she can tell its value
at ; a glance. She piths up valuable pieces
once , in a while that go to numismatists at
a i handsome premium. [ Kansas City
Times. j
TJio Mlill-.t'jr Acted. I
It was announced that the Christmas
"Cantata" given at our Methodist church
would represent the birth or Christ. Our
minister appeared in a frock of white bear
skin , , his faco blackened , an enormous wig
of ( crimson wool on his head , and a large
flowing heard of the same. IIo marched
up and down tin stage , uttering frequent
deep ( , gutteral sounds resembling tho noise
of ( soitt.6 wiid boast ; then he would crouch
down ' and give a sudden spriag at some of
the 1 young girls. This we are JoJd , was a
representation ] of the birth of our Savior ,
Cor. Cliristinn Advocate. j
Commissioner of Deeds for all the States ,
Mr. G. E. Reardou , Baltimore , Md. , writes
that he suffered for a long time with rheu
matism which yielded to no treatment
until he applied St. Jacobs Oil. j
Orlgiu of Verdi's Masterpiece. I
' • Verdi was first induced to undertake
tho composition of 'Othello' on the occa
sion of the performance of his 'Ifassa da
requiem' at the Scala for the benefit of the
sufferers by the inundation a Terrard. The
next day he gave a dinner to tho four prin
cipal solo singers , at which were present
several friends , among thorn Signor Faccio
and Signor Iticordi. Tho latter laid siege
to the maestro , trying to persuade him to
undertake a new work. For a long time
Verdi lesisted , and his wife declared that (
probably only a Shnkespercan subject j
could induce him to take np his pen again , j
Afewhouis later Faccio Ricordi went to'
Boito , who at once agreed to make the
third in the generous conspiracy , and two
days later sent a complete sketch of the
plan for the opera , following strictly the
Shakesperean tragedy. Verdi approved ot
the sketch , and from that moment it fell to
to the part of Giulia Ricordi to urge on the
composer and the poet by constant re
minders. Every Christmas he sent to Ver
di's house an Othello formed or chocolate ,
which at first very small , gtew large as the
opera progressed. Ccrriere del Malino.
Ex-Congressman Weaver , Postoflico De
partment , Washington , D. C , considers
Red Star Cough Cure a remarkable re-
medial agent. It contains no dangerous
narcotics and costs but twenty-live cents.
ISitjt Young Women. 1
The three richest young women in Amer
ica are the Misses Drexel of Philadelphia.
Their fortunes aro not less than § 4,000 , -
000 each. They are all young the oldest
2S , the youngest 22. Their home in Phila-
delphia is a big , plain , four storied brown
stone front , and when thoy are in the coun
try they spend most of their time at their
farm house , an old colonial brick mansion
sixteen miles out in yie country from Phil
adelphia. Their home is very singularly
free from the fancy work and the iwial brie
a brae truck with which women ordinarily
love to surround themselves , and the chief
amusement of these healthy young Ameri
can girls is horseback riding and the groom
ing and curry-combing of their thorough
bred steeds. These girls have no nonsense
about them and are as charitable as any '
women in ths world. Hundreds live on
their bounty. One supports entirely a
home for orphans and they are now build
ing a protectory for boys , where 200 boys
aro to lie generally modeled , in its manage
inent , aHer the Girard College , but will be
under tho direction or the Catholic church.
The entire total of the Hebrew race on
the surface of the globe is estimated at C- ,
300,000.
Marv Anderson is said to be worth
§ 000,000 and Lotta only § 400.000 poor
thing.
A Michigan school teacher punishes the
big girls by kissing them when they mis-
behave.
You can't keep a dead level long , if you J
burn everything down flat to make it.
Pleasant to the taste and surprisingly
quick in relieving Coughs and Colds , it is }
not at all strange that Dr. Bull's Cough j
Syrup has displaced so many other Cough j
remedies. _ |
There are 10,000 women in Cincinnati i
who earn their own living.
A Pain In tbe Side Often Comes from
theLiver , and is relieved by Caktek'sLittle
Lives Pills.
Disparage and depreciate no one ; an in-
sect has feeling , and an atom a shadow.
The brain is the palest of all internal
organs , and the heart the reddest. •
C. H. J. 1 aylor , tho new minister to
Liberia , is only thirty-two years old.
Senator Warner Miller will visit Alaska
the coming summer with his family.
Ex-Governor Curtin is said to be an ap
plicant for the Mexican mission.
M rs. Beecher is about to take a trip to
Florida.
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[ A man's accusations of himself aro al
ways ] believed ; his praise * ; ndver. Mon-
titgue.
The noontide sun is dark , and music dis
cord ( , when tho heart is low. Young.
Pleasure iu tho llowor that fades ; remoin-
branco is tint lasting perfume. Boufllers.
Unless the habit lends to happiness , tho
best 1 habit is to contract nqrie. "
"For those that fly may fight again , "
Iho'really | if the cause of the trouble is
headachu 1 or neuralgia , there'll bo no more
fuss 1 after using a bottle ot Salvation Oil ,
" 25 cents.
God had but one son and ho was a mis
sionary. ' [ David Livingstone.
:
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Too much effort cannot bo made to bring
to tho attention of suffering womanhood
the great value of Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound as a remedy for tho dis
eases of women. Such an one is the wife of
General Barringer , of Winston , N. C , and
wo quote from tho General's letter ns fol
lows : "Dear Mrs. Pinkham : Please allow
me to add my testimony to the most ex
cellent medicinal qualities of your Vegeta
ble Compound. Mrs. Barringer was treated
for several years for what tho physician
called Leucorrhoea and Prolapsus Uteri
combined. I sent her to Richmond , Va. ,
whero she remained for six months under
the treatment of an eminent Phyaician
witiiout any permanent benefit. She was
induced to try your medicine and after a
reasonable timo commenced to improve
and is now able to attend to her business
and considers herself fully relieved. "
[ General Barringer is tho proprietor of the
American Hotel , Winston , N. C , and i3
widely known. ]
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Dyspepsia , Sick Headache , Constipation ,
Bilious Complaints and Malaria of all kinds
yield readily to tho beneficent influence of
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I It is pleasant to the taste , tones up % he • '
system , restores and preserves healtlK
It is purely Vegetable , and cannot fail to
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As a Blood Purifier it is superior to all I
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Highest Awards of .Medals In Europe anil
America.
The neatest , quietest , s.ifesi and moat powerful
remedy known fornheiimaNin. rieurisv. Neiira' ta ,
Lumbago. Ba.-kachc. TVcahne-s colds In the cheu
and nil aclie-aud pains Endorsed l y5,001 Pliysiul.in ?
andDmsxi-i''he highest repute. Ben-on's Plas
ters pruiiipilf relieve aud cure where o her plasters
nnd creasy - < . .lve8. liniments and lotlonu. arc abso
lutely useless. Beware ot" Imitation' * under similar
sounding names , such as "Capsicum , " * Canucln , "
"Capsiciue. " as they are utterly worthies and In
tended to deceive. A-sk for Benson's a.vi > take no
OTIIKRS Ail rtrujr'lsts. . SEABUBr & JOHNSON ,
Proprietois , New York
tab RJ3B85ra& > ! r ! ? 581 ? ? B
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VltEE. C. . . WATltOUS. Pes Moines. Iowa
ring R israKTOCS avaluahlcfruIttOErow
. fey $ ( LKiJSiKSt-rSs ? B furPIeasureandl'roflt.
"feffj Price-list free to all. Agents Wanted to sell
wwp'au . Outlits fr c. Addrecss at onre.
Willow K d-jcVruit Farm , Portland.MIcli.
Sg33SS3aSa5E332S3n3a Sure relief • orivrrui
KIDDER'S PASTlLlf&gfficg ilSH :
t S i igSSSa SSC arJsstown , Mass.
- verv IntcrestintrSO-Dase hook on Deaf
PEAF-A In the Head , 4c. How relieved. Sent
free. Addic-s Nicholson , 177 McDougall St. , N. Y.
I ? to S3 a daySamples worth J1.50 FREE. Llnej
$5 > > not under tlif hor a' feet. Write Brewster
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F i | StnTSorot Pa'cnts. Washluston ,
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By usiag COIT'S ON3-COA2 ? BUGGY ? AINT. Pilot I-ricUy
Maroon , Vcnmhon , OIitc Lake , Brewster and Wagon Greens.
Tip top for Chairs , Furniture , Baby Carriages , Front Doors , Stc
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WH the LIVER and KIDNEYS find
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A of Appetlta. lniIlBe. tion.IJickof
Bm StntnKtb and Tired Feelins b.
Bm oolutolr curid : Bonci. xnui-
K L. cles and nerves recolrt new
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fc. andnnppliet Brain Power.
. _ ' Hufferlng from complaint *
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LMI/ICa In DR. HAKTEEB IRON
IONIO a safe nnd speedrenre. GlTe acle r , heal.
thr complexion. Frequent attempt * at counterfelt-
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WHAT j
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YOU ?
Do you fool dull. Innpruid , low-eplrltcd , life
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World's Dispensary Medical Association ,
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I have used Ely's Cream It wai so much troubled
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cured. I Buffeted 20years affected my voleOn *
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a ! headache , and this N Halm did tliu work. My
the tlrst remedy that : if- .
, 8 riilly rc < .tored.-l\ .
" ' Vi ' F. Liepsner.A M. 1'jMtor-
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T.IIIgsinson , lljLakefat. of „ Je olivet Baptlit
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For 13 years I was an- ,
anFor
For cllt ] ycars Uave
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vere pain In my head , dUarrh After UjthlK g ,
into throat .
charges my t.rcaH1 Balm for sIi
and lireath. _ . .
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" „ .k , T ie'i.Vc mvself
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SO cents at Dntyuistx ; by mail , reyislercd ,
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