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Ainong tho residents pf Montreal ,
in tho Hpring of 188was an old
Canadian family whom wo will coll
Maisonvillo , who occupied one of Shor-
brooke street mansions. The fa mily
were but few in number , consisting
of Pierre Muisonville , n retired land
owner , who , for the past few years ,
had been a widower , his daughter
Emiline , nyoungor daughter o ! somo
14 summers and a boy of 10. These ,
with the servants , lived a quiet , en
joyable and uneventful life in that
pleasant section near tho baso of
Mount lioyal. To Miss Emiline , a
beautiful and dignified young lady ,
life appeared all sweetness and in its
mostglowing and attractive colors ,
for she had a lover , a fine , frank
manly youth , somo two or three
years her senior , and a scion of one
of the old English-speaking colonists ,
who are represented as being tho
most proud and domineering class in
the Dominion.
Archie Stevens has for some three
years been a constant and welcome
visitor at tho Maisonville residence ,
but of late had become the accepted
lover and betrothed ot Emiline , and
the full time of tho two was at pres
ent occupied in making plans for the
future and depicting a long and hap
py life in roseate colors. But man
proposes , and fate disposes , is an old
trite saying and became wretchedly
true in this instance ; for a few un
guarded and jealous words were giv
en utterance by Archie , when Emiline
impetuous , and dignified as a queen ,
arose from her silken couch and in a
few hasty words regretted .that she
had ever met him , then coldly inform
ed him that all was over between
iaiom and that she desired the be
trothal broken. Archie high strung ,
sensitive and smarting under the re
buke so justly administered , too
proud to admit his error , passionate
even as his intended bride , assisted
in enacting a formal parting with
seeming cheerfulness , and went to
the cit } ' . The next morning's train
conveyed him to the far west , from
whence occasionally his friends heard
of his exploits.
"When Emiline found that her lover
had departed , after the first flow of
tears and sting of remorse , she put
on an air of gaiety , and seemingly
thought but little of the occurrence
that severed two hearts , although in
her heart she felt that a lifetime of
misery was to be the future of each
of them.
In order to make the world believe
she was happy and still heart whole ,
she passed the scores of young men
by , giving her hand to JohnForster ,
an ossified old bachelor who had but
oneidea in his head to make money.
Thero was another thing he under
stood equally well , and that was ,
how to keep it. His manner was cold
and precise , in character he was mean ,
srroveling , contemptible and cunning.
But he , with the aid of her proud
spirit , obtained her , and wdien she
stood m church arrayed in her bridal
dress , she seemed to be the embodi
ment of beauty , grace and refine
ment.
"Well , the wedding was over ,
and after a short trip Emiline was
duly installed as the mistress otFor-
.ster's fine house on Cote St. Antoine ,
and she reveled in fine dresses , fine
furniture , a fine equipage and a stupid
incumbrance in the shape of an an
tiquated old fogy of a husband.
But John Forster was seemiugly
very proud of his beautiful young
bride , and the fact . of ownership •
seemed to warm even bis callous old i
heart , and for a while turn his <
thoughts in other channels than those '
of money grubbing , note-shaving and ;
the Quebec system of banking and •
finance generally. Then , again she i
added to his importance , and he <
plumed himself not a little in bear- , >
ing off so dainty .a prize , and it gave
him a malicious pleasure to meet her •
numerous old admirers in the park
or at the resorts with the graceful ;
Emiline on his arm. His smile as he ;
passed was cynical , for of course she i
prelerred him to them all ; for if she i
did not , then why did she marry him ? (
In her manner after their marriage
she became yery deferential and at- •
tentive to her old Adonis , and peri i
formed her duty to the letter , and so <
the old man really began to experi- •
ence a feeling akin to that of satis- ]
faction. He noticed that her girlish. 1
gaiety was all gone , and that she no , >
longer wished for the round and j
pleasureable excitements of the ball , -
room and opera , but the change-he <
considered was a decided improve- i
ment , for she was now Aire. Eorster i
and intended to drop all her former <
acquaintances or keep them at a rej j
spectable distance ; and he evidently 3
liked the change , for he kept away ]
from the club where he formerly called
to associate with liis cronies and ;
brother financiers , and found his way ;
homeward , and all through , those '
long evenings Emiline sat and played j
games ot chess or whist , or listened ;
to his gains or losses in the way of 1
business , or read political articles on 1
the in affairs be-
manner which were - j
ing conducted at Ottawa , of which. 1
the words conveyed no ideas to her
absentmind.
But day by day a silent and unex- (
plainable sorrow seemed to grow up- '
on her , andjvas continually gnawj j
jngatlierheart. She walked through. (
the * busy streets pf the city leaning'
on her husband's arm , but she "felt" ;
form at her side and
an unseen ever , 1
ac night , although she slept next his ]
heart , she felt that hers was far , far 1
away.
Then at times , when she was alone , j
with no human eye near to read her -
sad secret , then would her small ;
hands be clasped in the agony that 1
had required all her strength to con- '
ceal , her " fair head bent to the very j
dustwhilst ; for hours afterwards her ]
eyes would be swollen and red from ]
bitter weeping.
The summer months were spent 1
quietly at the resorts at St. Hillaire j
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and Mont Beloil , and autumn found
them homo again in Montreal. One
evening in September one of thoso
heavy snow , sleet and wind storms so
frequent in tho fall occurred , and
Mr. Forster decided upon dining at
tho nearest club to the office rather
than proceeding to tho Cote in tho
face of that howling gale. Ho had
just comfortably seated himself and
was enjoying tho refreshing glow
of warmth instilled from quaffing an
excellent glass of burgundy , and was
giving liis orders to the obsequious
waiter , when his attention was at
tracted by tho conversation of two
gentlemen who occupied seats at the
little table behind him , and who with
all tho delightful assurance of youth
and good spirits imagined themselves
unheard.
• 'That looks like old Forster , " re
marked tho elder. "But still it can
not he , for he has never been known
to be away from home one evening
since his marriage. "
"Oh , no , I do not think that is he , "
said the other. "But say , Harry ,
have you seen the beautiful Emiline
since her marriage ? Why , she used
to be the life of the Hollands' par
ties. "
"No , I feel too much put outabout
it ; such a splendid woman to marry
such a money grubbing old idiot ,
find all on account of a foolish quar
rel with hot-headed young Archie.
Why , it has been the talk of our set
ever since , and those who have had
the news say that you never saw such
a wreck as it has made of him. How
ever , she is being well punished , for
with all her pride and consummate
tact , and the forced effort to keep up
appearances , it is plain that she is
the most miserable woman in exist
ence , and if old Forster had not been
the biggest fool in existence he would
have perceived it long ago. The old
adage that an old fool is the biggest
iool is well exemplified there , you
may be sure. "
Those words were sufficient. Fors-
ters appetite seemed to fail him sud
denly. The oysters and fish were un
touched. The game Jay there un-
tasted and no order for removal was
was given to the waiter , who gazed
from the other side of the room on
tho inactivity and sudden change
that seemed to have-overtaken tho
old man. Then Forster filled glass
after glass of wine and rapidly quaff
ed it and called for a bottle of brandy ,
which he nearly emptied- a few
draughts , when an inspiration seem
ed to seize him , and taking his hat
he hurriedly rushed into the open air.
Making his way through the blinding
storm to Cartier squarehe drove
out to the suburb of St. Saveur and
there demanded to be set down. Ho
paid the hackman and was left alone.
For a time he walked as though rea
son had left him , and then an air of
determination returned , and settling
his hat down over his brow in a very
prophetic manner , he turned his foot
steps deliberately homeward , and ,
after along tramp through the blind
ing sleet and the bitter blast , neither
of which seemed at all to concern him
in the leasthe , arrived at the mansion ,
to all appearances calm and collect
ed ; but it was but the counterpart
of the deceitful lull of the calm out
side.
side.He
He found Emiline pale and self-pos
sessed , as usual , and evidently wait
ing and wondering as to the cause of
his being belated. He seemed to be
quite as much at ease himself , even
going so far as to indulge in a little
gaiety , complimenting her on some
coquettish additions that set off her
splendid figure charmingly. So , seat
ing himself by her side and toying
with her sUken sash , he remarked :
"I am thinking of taking a short
journey , and , as it is only a business
trip ) it would only inconvenience me
to take you along ; but you will hear
from me , and meanwhile you know
how to amuse yourself don't you ,
Emiline ? "
He carefully scrutinized her , but
there was no conscious blush arose
to her pale cheek , nor could he ob
serve a change of expression in her
countenance or a tremor of her frame.
To all appearance he might as well
have been addressing one of his
pieces of statuary in the hall. How
ever , he had determined what to do ,
so biding her one of his characteristic ,
adieus , he ordered hip coachman to
bring a valise and start for the rail
way station.
When the door closed Emiline felt
as if a load had been lifted from her
heart. She knew that for some time
since her marriage had been the gos
sip at each party of the elite , and
each day she was relenting of the
part she took in causing the depart
ure of her lover , of whom she had
since heard nothing definite. He
wrote a letter to her once from a dis-
tant"point in California , which she
received shortly after her marriage ,
but she mustered up pride and cour
age enough to return it unopened ,
and now that her husband had gone
away she knew that gossip would be
ever ready with its thousand tongues '
to malign her , so that the only course :
that she could pursue soon determin
ed upon , and denied herself to all vis
itors and was strong in her purpose
not to go abroad until her husband's
return.
Shortly a letter was received from
him at Quebec and another from j
Montmorenci. Then a long silence. | :
The wearied wife wandered restlessly
and abstractedly through her finely
furnished rooms and tried by this
self-inflicted penance to .atone for tho
defection of her heart. She tried her
guitar , and the old songs they had
sung together would rise unbidden
her . The * stories she
to lips. verj se
lected to read she had read before 'in j [
company with her absent lover.
Turn where she would , all seemed
gloomy , and her cup of misery seem
ed quickly ; filling to the brim. She.
becamfe nervous from close confinej j ' j '
ment and started at every footfall ,
as day after day passed , and still no
letter from her husband. The time
had long since passed that was set
for his return , and poor Emiline was
in a dreadful state of suspense ; but
the letter came at last , one morning.
It was sealed with black , and . in its
contents it stated that whilst at
Tadousac , near the mouth of the
gloomy Saguenay , one day it was
found that Mr. Forster was sudden
ly missedand that everything tended
to show that he was accidentally
drowned. His hat , with his name
inside , - his handkerchief with his
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initials , and his coat was found ; but
' all search for tho body had been un
availing.
Emiline silently perused its con
tents , and then quietly forwarded
instructions to the Bearehers to inter
tlio body , if found , and inclosed tx
liberal reward for the services thoy
had already rendered , in her behalf.
She was no hypocrite , and did not
I mourn deoply lor him , save in the •
outward garb of woe.
How tho news of the occurrence' '
got spread amongst the upper set , I '
or who forwarded theinformntion to
the Pacific , is of course , a mystery ;
but for a while the disappearance ot
Forster , and the fact that he left a
pretty widow , was tho all-absorbing ! i
. topic both at the clubs and the fash-
' ionable kettledrums. But tho news
got there all the same , and just as
Archie received , it he was about
starting for the Sandwich islands on
i the advice of his physician , but he at
once altered his course , and took tho
first boat from Los Angeles for
'Frisco ; in order to make rapid tran
sit to Montreal. The time he was
traveling he gave to decorum , and
on arrival at the Bonaventura sta
tion at once called a hack and drove
to the residence of tho sorrowing
Emiline. ' •
What the meeting was it is useless to
attempt to describe such scenes
occur but once in generations. Days
and months of wretchedness were for
gotten like some dreadful dream , and -
Archie received the admission that a >
woman who once loved him could
never forget him. She was once
again his own Emiline , rich , sorrow
ing , repentant and happy. Thus
days passed on. Every day Archie ;
called. He was rapidly recovering '
from his illness , but the travel and
expense had reduced his fortune , so
that now he had none to waste ,
j One evening they were sitting to-
l gether on the portico of the Forster
• mansion , enjoying the balmy breeze
that stirred the leaves of the maples
and brought sweet fragrance through *
the matted honeysuckle and climb-1
ing jessamine and arbutus that
shaded the porch from the glare of
the sunlight during the day and
made the spot a pleasant and cosy !
retreat for the evening. Her head
was upon his shoulder and her face j
was as radiant as a seraph's. They
spoke but lowly and at intervals ,
and the topic was their future home.
"Oh , Archie , " said Emiline , "take
me away from these painful associa
tions take me to any place in the
wide world , for Montreal has become
hateful to me. "
The lovers were too intent to no
tice that a shadow had been visible
passing towards them , but now a
well known and instantlyrecognized
voice proceeded from it with :
"Is that what you say my pretty
Emiline ? My death was merely a
ruse to try your constancy. It is a
pity to turn such a pretty comedy
into a tragedy , but I happen to fie
manager here , young man , " remark
ed Mr. Forster , for it was he Avho
had returned in the flesh , and if you
don't go out of this in 20 seconds I'll
blow the whole top of your head
off. "
The revolution produced by the
sudden reappearance of Forster
was too startling for nerves
that had borne so much already ,
and Emiline fainted , and was car
ried to her room. She survived the
shock but a week , but in that short
time since Archie's return they had
opened up their source of grief only
to regret that they did not bear and
forbear while it was yet time , and by
kindly concession endeavor to repair
the breach that irritation had made ,
and that a brief word timely put
would have amended.
Archie wandered around the city ,
demented , for a few days , when , hear
ing of the death of his beloved
Emiline be managed to obtain a
stolen glympse , which sight unsettled
his reason forever , and he became
hopelessly insane. Old Forster sold
out and went away , but it is said
that he is engaged in one ofthe west
ern cities in his old business of shear
ing the lambs and is now more miser
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ments through the varied changes
which have been brought about by
the political operations ofthe party
in power have interesting incidents
connected with their lives. A couple
of days ago your correspondent ,
while passing up Pennsylvania
Avenue with a bureau officer , passed
a man named Wilkinson , who was
recently turned out of the office oi
the comptroller of the currency on
account of offensive partisanship.
The bureau officer , after passing
Wilkinson , turned to me and said :
"You recognize that man ? Yes ; well
there was an incident in the early
part of his life which connects him
in a way with one of the most promi-
nent Democrats in Ohio. A good
many years ago Wilkinson was
moving into a house at Spring
field , now one of the most pros
perous manufacturing towns in the
central part of the Buckeye State.
While his goods were being put into
the house and those belonging to the
outgoing tenant were being put on a
• wagon * a seedy-looking tramp came
up and inquired if he could get some
thing to eat , offering to assist in the
work if he was accommodated. The ,
outgoingtenaKt referred the trampT
to'the incoming tenant , and'tnelat-
ter took the wanderer into the house
and gave him a dinner. There was
not much attention paid to that
tramp , and for years those who
saw him on that day lost sight of
him. Finally he reappeared , how
ever , entered into the business of the
place and began to grow. He grew in
every sphere of life. He became
wealthy and influential. Afew years
ago. he was governor , and now he
has more property and money than
any man in his section of the state.
It is notneccessary for me to mention
hisname. He lives otSpringSeld yet
and is a very rich man. His name is
a household word throughout Ohio. * '
yj.4.q i ii i l.mP Wl.iU _ l tfi lW'l ' IJ MIH < tfllj iljlitil "inn nfnl ? l.\.j ,0.i.i.a- |
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Th Prince nti * th P e
About Iiord Tcnn3'son's well-known
horror of publicity it is told that oneo ,
whenwalking in liis own grounds , ho
won informed tlmt Home enterprising
tourist was looking down on.him from n
tree almost ovor liis head. Tho enthu
siast was soon brought down from his
coign of vantage. Tho laureate , hotr-
over , secured a imgo boy to koop off all
intruders in future , ho boimr too short
sighted to notice them. Soon after thin
youth had begun his duties it happeri-
oil that tho Prince of Wales walked
over from Osborno to seo Mr. Tenny-
son. Arriving at tho poet's houso at
Freshwater , ho asked the boy whether
Mr. Tennyson was in. Tho boy , think
ing ho studied a rat , said : "And what's
that to you if he " h ? " "Toll him , " said
H. B. H. , "that tho Prineo of Wales
wishes to see hint. " Tho knowing
youth thereupon , not to bo caught ,
said : "You don't take mo to bo so
green as that ? " and .to empathize his
remarks ho "placed his thumb to hi3
nose and spread his fingers out. " The
prince , however , had parlej-ed snfii-
ciently , so taking tho young hopeful by
tho collar ho placed him aside and walk
ed into tho house. Loudon Globe.
A perlect specific Dr. Sago's Catarrh
Remedy.
European emigration to Brazil is largely
on the increase.
Shocking Accident.
So read the headlines of manv a news
paper column , and we pernso with piilpi-
tating interest the details of the catastro
phe , and are deeply impressed hy tho sac
rifice of human lives Involved. Yet thous
ands of men and women are fulling victims
every year to that terrihle disease , con
sumption ( scofula of tho lungs ) , and they
and their friends are satisfied to helieve
the malady incurable. Now , there could
ho no greater mistake. No earthly power ,
of course , can rcHtoro a lung that ien
tirely wasted , hut Dr. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery will rapidly and surely ar
rest tho ravages of consumption , if taken
in time. Do not. therefore , despair , until
you have tried this wonderful reinody.
Faint henrt never won a fair Indyunlp > H
ths owner of tho heart had plenty of stuff.
Ciculoel QimckK.
"Yes. it pays , " said a big , fat physician ,
with a name thnt is known throughout the
medical world. "I have a practice worth
$40,000ayear. " "Women ? " "Y-syou've
guessed it first time. They pay $10 every
time they como into my office. When one
gets on my list. I tell you sho stays ! " and
Dr. H laughed long and loud. This is
quackery gilt-edged , genteel quackery to
keep suffering woman paying tribute yenr
in and year out , and doing them no good.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures
tho peculiar weaknesses and diseases of
women. It does not lie to them nor rob
them.
Mrs. Ormiston Chant is lecturing in Eng
land on her American experience.
1 . . .
Whrn Bub.T tm * slefc. we gave her Custorla.
TVhrn she ivns a Child. * he cried for Custarln.
When she berntne Mi B. she rlnngr to Custorla.
\Vlipn Bhe hail Children , she pave them Castorla.
No man can see the dirt that is back of
his own ear.
Plcnae Note.
That the Union Pacific , "The Overland
Route , ' . ' in connection with thi Chicago &
Northwestern railway , now runs a solid
daily train consisting of elegant day
conches , ftee chair cars especially built for
this service , and the latest improved Wiig-
ner and Pullman sleeping cars , between
Chicago and Denver.
This train leaves Omaha for Denver ,
every day a 't 10:00 : a. m. and arrives in
Denver at 5:00 a. m. the next mornins ; .
It's to your interest to see lhat your tick
et ; reads via the Union Pacific.
There are 3,000,000 women in theUuited
States earning their own living.
A woman can keep a secret , but she gen *
erally thinks it isn't worth while.
A drummer wanted for brass band. No
commercial tourist need apply.
A canvasser wanted. No tent-makers
need apply.
The fly has no respect for the short-
tailed horse.
J. C. ToIhou'k Good liiicl : .
Cadsden ( Ala. ) Timcs-Xcws , Jan. IT.
.Learning that J. G. ToTson , of the
firm of Tolson Bros. , shoe and clothing
dealers , of this city , held a lucky ticket
in the December drawing of the Louisi
ana State Lottery , a Times-News repor
ter called at his store last Monday to
learn the facts. In reply to our question
Mr. Tolson said : "Yes , sir ; I held a
lncky ticket in the December drawing.
I have just returned from New Orleans ,
where I went to get the money. I re
ceived three bills , two § 1,000 and one
§ 5,000 , § 2,500 in actual cash. " The re
porter asked how much he invested. Mr.
Tolson's reply was , "I spent $10 for ten
one-fortieth tickets. One of the tickets
No. 43,085 drew $100,000 , and my part
amounted to § 2,500 , " He said he would
continue in business at the same stand
where they lead big drives iu shirts ,
clothing , etc. Mr. Tolson is a happy
man over his luck. He certamh * ought
to feel very good on winning .such a big
amount of money these hard times.
Heroic ] TIin i liawr iic < .
A herd of wild cattle was being driven
through the town of San Diego. A lit
tle child was playing in the street not
far from the spot where the cattle were
passing , when one of the bulls a hujre
creature with large horns made a sud
den rush at the poor bairn. To add to
the terror of the scene the drover was
tipsy ; and'in ' trying to turn the furious
animal he fell from his horse. Warning
yells arose from the spectators as they
beheld the terrible fate from which , as
it seemed , nothing conld save the child.
At this very moment a lady happened to
come into the street , and the noise of
the tumult at once attracted her atten
tion. She saw the child's appalling dan
ger at a glance , and immediately sprang
into the empty saddle. She succeeded
in catching up with the wild bull and
threw her shawl over its head just as it
was about to charge the child. She
then , withont leaving the saddle , lifted
the child to her lap and took it away to
a place of safety. This brilliant act of
bravery evoke round after round of ap
plause from every one who .witnessed it.
* * * As. was > . said * at • the * time ; this
gallant deed of Misa Lawrence for such
was the lady's name was not only
heroic , bntafeat of horsemanship which
few people could equal. Five Talents
of Women. , r
State of Ohio , City of Toledo , V- ' ' v5
Lucas County , S. S. j
Frank. J. Cheney makes oath that ha
the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co. , doing business in the City
of Toledo , County and State aforesaid ,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh tliatcannot ba cured
by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cdrk.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and Bubscribsd in my
presence , this 6th day of December , A. D. ,
1888. A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public *
iHEf
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acta directlr upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonial * , free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. . Toledo , O. '
53J"Sold by Druggists , 75 cents.
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I ' I r • - i • i " I , . 1 -1 111
I have found out a gilt for ray fair. It ( a
not a ring of gold , nor flowers for her hair ,
.nor pearls for her white neck , but Salva
tion OH for her sore throat. She's u sing *
Xng bird.
, In all largo communities persons are
taking an increased inherent hi property
insurance , and perhaps for that vorjr rea *
son are insuring their live * hy uliig Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup , when they ara flrat at
tacked with a comjh or cold.
Ayear In tho future Heeins so long ; a
year in tho past seoma so short.
It is an old adage , "To ho forewarned is
to bo forearmed. " So let it be in your
case , who read this , and keop on hand Al
len's Luno IlALSAir , which is sold by all
druggists.
Don't quarrel with tho world ; it is too
big an enemy ;
ASljoiitColi ) , if nealected , ofton at
tacks tho lungs. Biiow.n's Bronchial Tho-
cues givo sure and immodiato relief. Sold
only in boxes. Prico 2u conts.
Tho greatest mockery wealth gives to
poverty is solfish generosity.
Stop that Cotmh.
Many peoplo neglect what thoy call a
Bimplo cold , which , if not checked In time ,
may lead to Lung trouble. Scott's Emul
sion of Pure Cod Liver Oilwith Hypophos-
phites. will not only stop tho cough but
heal the lungs. Endorsed by thousands of
Physicians. Pal a tu bio aB milk. Try It.
Sold by all drugaists.
Atev ry railrnnd in Holland there id a
watchwoman at tho crosHing.
SflBumatism
ftWK
bactd-md .TheBhas-A'VdgeierE' ' d-
Diamond Vera-Oura
FORD Y. "ST 131SS C.V.
A POSITIVE CURE FOIt INDIGESTION' AND ALL
Stomac. 'i Troubles Arising Tlivrefrom.
Tour Druggist or General Dealer iclll get Yera-
Cura far you { f not already in stick , or it ictll be sen !
ly mail on receipt oj'23 cts. 5 boxes tl.OO ) in stamps
Sample tent on receipt ofZ-cent sUimp.
THE CHAKLKS A. VOGELEUOQ. . Baltimore. Md.
Swift's Specific cured me of malignant. Blood Pois
on after 1 had been treated ln > alnwlthoIdso-called
remedies of Mercury and Potash. 8. S. S. not only
cured the Blood Poison , but relieved the Jlheu-
matlim which was caused My the poisonous minerals.
GEO. BOVELL. 2422 3d Arenue. N. Y.
Nine years ago Scrofula attacked two or my chil
dren , and they were badly afflicted with that dis
ease , which resisted the treatment of my family
physician. I was persuaded to use Swift's SpcclSa
br seeing an account of cures In my county papor.
The improvement was apparent from tho tlrst few
doses , and in n short time my children were cured ,
and are still sound and well. j
JOHN WILLIAMS , Lexington. Y.i.
Swift's Specific Is entirely n vegetable remedy ,
and Is tha only medicine which permanently cures '
Scrofula , Blood Humors , Cancer and Contagious
Blood Poison. Send for bookn no Blood and Slcln
Diseases , mailed free. TIIK SWIKT SPECIFIC CO.
Drawers , Atlunta , Ua.
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TRY SvfcsvJ0A&7 sti TRY' * * 3S
UlHGBALSP I
Sldcllf PURE , It ccntalns NO OPIUM In an ? lm , 1
Among the best remedies Al < MrS.iiiitrIii MHB. | | I
stands pre-eminent. The riruggKU kppaIc of It la -Mt
highest terms , us giving entire satisfaction wberaver J K
It bused. Jm
PrIce25ctM.,150otN.nmI $1 pcrUottlc. jj |
TueiS-CENT BOTTLES nn put up for tho accom- 3H
modatlon of nil who Ue lr utmntr a -3S
COU. . .I1 orCUOUP IIKMKDV. . *
Those desirtnn a rtm'dtj for VUXS lUfPTI02J39
or any L UNO J ) IS ASH should ttcurt -M
thi Large $1 Jiottles. 31
Mothers. Head ! -il
Oakland 8ta..Kv , April 31 , K3B. m
Gentlemen-Tho demand for AU.KN Ml/MJ Bal - -M
SAX Is Increasing constantly. Tha ludte ihlnk there " , ' 3
In no medlclno equal to It for croup and Whooping * .3
Cough. I' .S. MARTIN , Druggist. m
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1 ASTHMA CURED | . j
1 CERMAN ASTHMA CURE I , f
K Instantly relieves the rnott violent attack , and - '
tnsaraacomfortabloalftep. SOWAtT1.1ur rBE.B i -
siiLTK.Belngux abrinbaisUon.itsactlonUua > B f '
modiito. direct and certain , and a enra u the • ' . - - .
rosult' in all cnrabla caitoa. A single trial coni t
vineos tha mont skeptic * ! . Pries CCc. and 81.00 I
of any OroggUt. or ny mill. KxraslaKrcn forB ' s
gtigip. lJr. U.BCHJFyjgANN.6L r il.ai B 1
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TJtKATKD FREE "
Positively Cured with Vegetable Itcmcdle * . J
Have cured mnny thousnnd cases. Curo pntlnnU • '
pronounced hnpoless by the best physicians , from. -J
tlrst doso Kymptom * rapidly disappear , and In tea * *
days at least two-thirds of all symptom * nroremov- < 2
ed. bend for free book of testimonials of miraculous * -U
cures. Ten days treatment furnished ireo by malL. ' .
If you order trial , send 10 wnW In utaiiips to par
postage. JUL 11. U.UUEKN&SO.NS. Atlunta. qL
$ $ fcmwm&jlXJ Xj Ei
i'5OTBi l1'r'tlle t JIOOK ver-f.I
a § 8Sn ! * r 1'rlnttMl. Thousands of fu23
sStSsSSP * * * KnKraviiiRS. IJcstSUKU fcr *
_ - ' " - & cht.iiH'st ever grown. VZdL ,
gc g j 1'kts : ic Vlusap ( if dirt by % 4rt
t 3ESiX < = * > oz. Jlb. 100000 pkts.new Efif
sorts divided FKKB to Customers. I give II- '
away more than somo firms sell. Send for my '
Catalogue. It. U. Sliumwuy , Kockford , III.
. How Express Cabbage
rpIs the earliest variety grown.
Xr& Try It. ID cts. perpacket. If you ,
'KM. wunt the best garden you evsr
f. * had , order our Uholrc Iotrsv.
E flb Heed * this year. Beautiful
[ J m Illustrated Catalogue free , or
WKF with a packet each Express Cab-
2 _ baC8 and New cornea kino
EST onion ( the largest kind In ex
istence ) for li cents. To net
customers , we will send for trial 12 packets Cholc *
Vegetable Seeds , Including some novelties , or 12
Cbolco Klowcr Seeds for 25c. , or 2U Choice
Sackets
[ ouseSlantstortl. IowafloodCo. > DesMolnes > Ia.
iraJdTfiTOSIOADAY !
HSMfvL lb " AC1KNTM TV A > TED
WkmSsWtmk w 1000 Brewster's Safety Bela
15' ' j P Holders GIVEN AWAY to Intro-
fnluMnKiFr duce them. Kvery horse owner bays.
lilsWfils'lW ' from 1 to 0. Lines never under horde's
KW nsW feet. Send2i > cents in stamps to pay
( wBjvKJivBl nostngo and packing for Nlvkln
V\W \ m rvmM Plated Sample that sells for < h-
BlES'A'ilH ! ' ? cents. Address ,
Rgrjiiplll Brewster Mf g0o.f Holly.Miclu
* " & R$3 C STUDY. Book-keeping. Penmanship ,
H \J IVl Um Arithmetic. Shorthand , etc. . thor
oughly taught by mill. Lntv rates. C'lrciilnr.Hfree.
IJUVANT'd COLLEGE. < 3I Main St. . Buffalo. N. V.
mmscmm wrtK ovc oogyy fjggxjjg GRGWH ( | • 9F ffl %
21 > KX'JJP. mt . of 1S.H3 praim my scriu. and > ay ( her iii enMK ! all 7 * b & M sfcT
s93BKLr0liiEKt33Miflii yields ycsoltendoabledthembyj-ln-t : y Xortb-H j H B m B
t ± iM ir ? r-t. &iZlFXB . em Grown fceed giving them on Wheat < u bu. . uts.'i ? B E&iH & _ JV'
MPtWSSttSMuSBsY& Y Oats 2W > . Barley50. Corn V : I'otatotCO' bu.ete. Bir " * • * '
s 4H ! SsSHPlffif5 &ai fl'e par In Prizes 1.1 on Farm Sect ! * I L UJ 'J ' ] illlJ II L.J'U'HIJ ' ' ij
lls % S5S'\sSSfS ty J end fflMO on Vegetable * for lancet yield In MM lJi rSSS ii KSf
ikWfflfflM3MrymMwtt 1X9. You can win one or more If you want to. 5u sg'K ' 5is ( WlSSS ! l
SE3l l&W&3 § ( & Ree Ctfios.ne about If Operat. , . ' . , , . n.-es in E sal K $ MftW
tmSkWf * * V&V jrowinR > " 'd . Floor room of tewl ftore over 2 ttJfiSZmbV& kW&Xt
J MJWJ fl iVS&kziiy 1 wires ; eellar cnp city 0.0.19 bus. Our city has 43 tWcS ti < M $ l % iMiSt > tM
® S&fas LSiJ Vffg 5S "Jf mali" . TO freightxrains and M extrevs dalfr.wi wc kttM ? &ttZlm9&lit
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MSKbK CS ! ' ' ' * or mc for Cint Cabtwtjf-tud get Kintlatal'is Kpfy MS j S
A PROMINENT MERCHANT IN TROUBLE.
Old moneybags mopes in his office all day.
As snappish and cross as a bear ;
The clerka know enough to keep out of hia
way ,
Xest the merchant should grumble and
Bwear.
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* EvenTabbri the eat is in fearof a cuff ,
' * * Or a kick , if she ventures too near ;
They all know the master is apt to be rough ,
And hi3 freaks unexpected and queer.
"What makes the old fellow so surly and grinv
And behave so confoundedly mean ?
There's certainly something the matter with
him
Is it stomach , or liver , or spleen ?
We've guessed it hia liver ia sluggish and
bad.
His blood is disordered and foul.
It's enough to make any one hopelessly mad.
And greet his best friend with a growL
To correct a sluggish or disordered liver , and to cleanse and purify the
blood and thereby sweeten the temper , Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has no equal. It improves digestion , builds up the flesh , invigorates the
system , dispells melancholy , and makes life worth living.
iT 1 GUARANTEED to Denelit or cure , if taken in time and given a
-j. } ? " P- " " " ' , ' "l ! fair trial , in all diseases for which it is recom-
.ended , or the money paid for it will be refunded.
Copyright , 1SS8 , by "Wokld's DispexsarMedical Association , Proprietors.
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no matter or how Ions standing Ic per
manently cured by DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY. 0 cents , by drus ristiu