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any:
. riie question is to bow much of what
f pretend to ' know doctors really
is a very interesting one.
. ;;. Thej Mssens exceptionally great
I Cities for lniiubuius, aud the pre-
Ttion is mat tiiey are not proot in
ewes, at all times at leant, afraiust
fjtation to make use of theni. Their
Jession comes as near beius an eso
Jm oue an any that in acknowledged to
I I Mspectable. But the revelation aw to
views in the ltobinson arnemcal
ipir cases in Bout on is startliii".
There were five deaths from the drug.
jr4 the doctors in their certificates at-
Jbated them renieetively to pnmi
f wis, typhoid fever, menigitis, liowel
iiaase and Briitht'a disease of the kid
tatya. The truth would have never been
faiowB but for auspicious with which the
iorton had nothing to do. Thers is
fate, here for reflection and for doc
Aaca." ' The above criticism is fully warranted
fcjr the startling ignorance shown by the
extending physicians in the Sonierville
kithaa
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too often sacrificed to the ignorance and
Uffotry ' the profession.
Too often it luumens that fatal results
follow an improper course of treatment
physician treats the patient for
mption, general debility or for
irons dihonlciH. whilst the real din
NN, which is n1o ly destroyins; the kid
Jatya and tilling the system with a poison
quite as deadly as arsenic, is altogether
overlooked or does not attract attention
ttBtil too late.
' Physicians too often treat the symp
tom of disease instead of the disease
ilwlf.
, It is well established that four-fifths
I the ordinary ills which beset humani
ty are the results of disease in the kid
Mfl nhich will yield to the curative
Wopcrties of Warner's Safe Cure if
timely used, and to it alone. What is
apparent lv a disease in the other organs
iamorc oftentimes a mere symptom of
Kidney disease, which should be quickly
radicated by Warner's Hafe Cure before
it secures too firm a hold on thoae
organs.
The MrMlllifHliirfta of E,lll
, ,'Lcnt will cut down pneumonia
tates," said lr. Hamilton the other day.
It alwnvs does. J his was an aston-
iaher at first, but when, he explained
that nine-tenths of the cases of pneu
monia were brought on in persons pro-
disposeil to it by sudden exposure to
Bight air after coming; from a super
heated room, 1 can see that the late win-
tor festivities have a "Teat deal to do
With the matter in our perilous latitude.
There is one feature about, Lent that
aociety is apt to overlook, and that is its
dietetic advantages. Any one who will
keep it strictly will find himself in bet
tor condition to go through our summer.
Now York Truth.
A Primitive Industry.
V In Colombia the American aloe
known there ns "lisue" is of crent im
portance on account of its fibre, which
la used for sandals, sacks, rones, enrths.
pack saddles, etc. These manufactures
re aiuonr the most important of the
country, the vearlv value being various
lyestimated at, from 1 0,000, 000 to $10,
000,000. No part of the plant except the
fibre is used, and this is now extracted
-by so slow and laborious a process that
a smiled lahorer can produce only about
ten pounds ot fibre daily.
Tire
flectof
tail !U
,, A Lucky Carriage Painter.
Orllin. '(; ) Nmi, Hin liG,
K. L. Malone lias just returned from
Greenville, where he lias been receiv
ing the congratulations of his friends
on his great luck. He held one-twentieth
of ticket No. 17,l(i0, which drew
the third capital prize of $50,000 in
the drawing of the Louisiana State
Lottery Company on the 12th of Feb
ruary, and his share after deducting
coat of collecting, was just $2,495,00,
S we saw on his deposit book of the
Qty Natitonal Bank. It is not every
young man who picks up such a sum
O easily as this, and he iscorretipond
eld. Mr. Malone is a young
(Dan ol about twenty or twenty-two
pHra, a carriage painter by trade,
Md has never bought many tickets in
th Louisiana .State Lottery, though
ho says he ptoposes to stick to it now
A long as he has a dollar to spare,
lie is a pleasant, easy, good nntured
Kjllo, 1 has been enjoying himself
since hi sudden access of wealth.
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PfiiitoaAa--
: Building air castles should be the work
ff the man who is lull ot wind.
doec,
. Imprudauc knows not what it
BVadenct doea not what it known.
onsmupllen Surelf Cured.
To t lie Kditor.-riease inform your read
in .that I have a poiitie remedy lor con
aaption. Br ila timelr use thousands ol
pelaii raaes have been perinanently
( tfi. ' I shall Ik1 glad to iiend two hot Hen
ft as; remedy fruk to any ot your read-
a who bavc consumption it ther willsrnd
their ex ores and IJ. 0. address, lie.
eetlullv, T. A. Sl.OCUM, M. C, 181 . Pearl
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witu a golden spoon in the mouth.
thf wm Chili!, ptie ot-lMi lr CatsLarioV
1 ,11311 nil hfrnmi Wins, nh citing to Caitorla,
TWtbhtl ChtldPfai, abt pf thtin taatoritv
Wi nerer knew n old maid who would
mlt that "he never had a love affair.
TEBSTER
mar Worda and aearly SOOO more lltna-
than aar other Americas vicuonu-y.
V An Invaluable Companion
, In etcrr School and at erery Plreetdet
1 by all Bookn!!. IlltutraUd Pampl.let
fat free.
XC MxaUAX0O., fuli. tprlniteld, Mm.
Tbelr Wants.
The man who has a family of chil
dren ticldom gets a niiclit' e rest. It
is one of the conditions of that
blessed estate.
He retires early liecaufte the chil
dren must not le disturbed by his
coming up late. That is good. No
fault can be found with that. His
wife is tired, as sliehas an undoubted
right to be.
She toasts her feet by the fire, does
her front hair up on crimping ma
chinery, puts some glycerine on her
bands, makes sure that the chamber
door is locked and bolted, and a
chnir with the lamp and some match
es in it set ogain.it if', and then she
gets into bed, and says she knows
she sha'n't sleep a wink to-nieht.
Slip feels just like it.
The family man flops over with his
face to the wall, and is just settling
into his "beauty sleep," when the
piping voice of his little hou calls out
from the bed in the adjoining cham
ber, the door of which is always left
ojx-n:
'Pal I want some water! I say,
pal I'm dry."
The family man ignores the cry,
hoping that the child will full asleep
w ithout enforcing his demand, and
be gives utterance to a vigorous
snore, which all family men learn to
practice, and his wilii gives him a
dig with her well-trained elbows.
"Thomas, don't you hear (ienie
cry? He is thirsty Thomas. How
can you lie there and snore, and
that blessed child choking to death
for want of a little water?"
Another more pronounced snore.
"l'a!" this time the little voice
has become lachrymose, and the
notes are raised a whole octave "I
want some water! Say, pa! 1
want some w-u-t-e-r!"
"Thomas!" cries the loving moth
er, in a voice of dire reproach, are
you deaf? That child is dying lor
some water."
"It's too cold to get up!" growls
the family man, thinking of just how
cold and slippery that slrip of oil
cloth in the back hull will lcel to his
lft, and how the shivers will run
down his spine when he goes through
the dining-room to the kitchen
pump.
"I want it cold!" cries the child,
"real cold! Just pumped!"
The. family man gets out of bed,
feels for the matches.
"Take care, Thomas," cries his
wife; "you'll upset the lamp! The
matches are right there under your
nose. Strange that a man never
can find anything! I knewjf should
have to get up! Now, mind you
lock the kitchen door again after
you, and while you are down Ihere
just see if the front door is bolted. I
have forgotten whether I looked at
it when 1 came to bed."
Thomas unbolted and unlocked
the cham ber door, a nd proceeds do wn
stairs, and returns with the water,
and by that time the boy is asleep,
and his ma thinks he had better not
be awakened.
The door is secured, the light out,
and then the wife nudges her hus
band.
"My throat feels a little sore,
Thomas, 1 wish you would go down
and bring up the camphor before
you go to sleep."
"Tut on some bay rum, suggests
the family man.
"Isay rum, indeed! cries the wife.
"Why, who ever heard of bay rum
for a sore throat? When I am dead,
Thomas, you will think of this, and
1 a good and faithful wife to you.
and the mother of your children!"
The family man gets out of bed
again, and makes anotherexpedition
down stairs, and brings up a bottle
ofamoniaby mistake and has to
return; and by the time he gets back
tlte boy who wanted water is awake
again, and this time he wants milk,
and he refuses to take anything else,
and the little girl in the crib rouses
up and calls for a drink, and de
clines to take water brought up for
her brother because it tastes hot;
and so the family man has to descend
ttgiun and unlock and lock all thesG
doors.
Is it any wonder that suicide is on
the increase? New York Weekly.
Thread Spools and Shoe Pegs.
Titnbermnn.
Among the peculinr industries
which flourish in Western Main is the
making of thread spools. They are
cut from smooth, white birch timber
a wood which works easily by
various kinds of improved machines.
There are numerons mills through
out the lnmbering region, where the
birch is sawed into strps about four
feet long and from one te two inches
in width and thickness. These strips
then go to the spool factories to be
converted into spools. The processes
they are put through are numerous,
and one of them, the method of pol
ishing them, is quite interesting. A
barrel is filled nearly full of them uDd
then revolved by means of machinery
and belting until tho spools are
worn smooth by rubbing onoogninst
another. The inanufuoure of shoe
pegs is another peculinrMnin indus
try, though shared into somo extent
by other New England states. These
are cut from maple and white birch
by machinery, and are worth at the
factory from !5.") to 515 cents a bushel.
The compressing of sawdust is also
a flourishing business in Itangor in
that state. There is a firm there
ntyling itself a "conipresscoinpany,"
who convert sawdust and shavings
into solid bales bv compression.
which finds reiidy sale in tho large
Eastern cities.
rik ava Klrhest Man.
The Chinese minister is a mandarin of
Mich high rank that he stands tilth only
from the emperor, and rumor has it that
he ia one of the seven richest men in the
orld, the aeven including the famous
Kothbchilda. H is jewels are magnificent,
and it ii a veil known fact that he was
one of the heavy purchasers when the
imperial regalia of France was broken
up and sold. He is a man of middle
height, with phenomenally small hands
and feet, piercing bronn eyes, a fair
skin and two dimples that make his
smile doubly pleasant. His manners
are eiquisite and he carries his hos
pitality to the point of interpreting lit
erally the flowery phrases of his native
laud. He is an immense favorite in so
ciety. His tate is perfect and the rich
and harmonious toilets he wears are th'.
envy and admiration of all colonsta.
He spealiH very good English and has a
distinct lisp which he exercises very
Cleverly at times.
I of Mall.
The United Kingdom, according to
Mr. P. L. Kimmonds. produces 2,200,
000 tons of salt annually, the othercoun
tripg of Kurope about" :!,000,000, North
America rather over 1,000,000, Asia and
Africa about another 1,000.000, making
a total of 7,200,000 tons. Salt is very
extensively used in the arts, and it is re
markable as being the only mineral vol
untarily eaten by man. Its nse with
food is universal with all nations, the
consumption per head in different coun
tries being stated as follows: United
States, 50 pounds; Kugland, 40: France,
SO; Italy, 20; Kussia, 18; Uelgium, 1J;
Austria, 1(1; Prussia, 14; Madras, l.'i;
Bengal, 13; Spain, 12; Bombay, 10i ;
Switzerland, 8L
Most men, otheroine strong in body and
mind, will Wnine ouhappr and break
down when afflicted with Rhrumatinm.
Jf tbey would nly try Salvation Oil tliry
would find relief at once. Price 2iie.
All the keys of Windsor Castl were re
cently stolen, but even this dos not in
terfere with the rapid Bile ot Or. Bull's
Cough Syrup.
I'liiWfr .tlalilnc bf It Ind Pott er.
A recent writer states that in many
parts of the United States unprovided
with water power it would be not only
possible but profitable to use wind
power for milling. In European coun
tries wind driven flour mills, even of
considerable extent, are no uncommon
sight; and one firm is said to have a
mill operated by steam and another op
erated by wind, and to have found the
latter the more successful financially.
To get the beat results, this author as
serts that the mill should have a capaci
ty of loO to 200 barrels, and would need
a wind wheel at least eighty-five or
ninety feet in diameter, which should
not approach nearer than fifteen feet to
the ground.
lclrn Populations.
Stranger (in western city)- "I under
stand you claim 100,000 population for
this town?"
Directory Man "Yes, sir. Wo have
in the new directory, just being fin
ished, 20,000 nnmes. That multiplied
by five, the average size of a family,
makes 100,000. See?"
Messenger Boy "Please, sir, Mr.
Hardtype wants to know haw many con
ies of that directory you want printed?"
Directory Man (after some figuring
"Urn! I guess fifteen will be enough."
New- York Weekly.
A Land of Steam.
Dr. Th. Thoroddsen reports that ii!
explorations in the interior of Iceland
last summer he visited some remarkable
valleys in a mountain range called
Kjerlingarfjoll. He discovered grand
sulphur springs in great numbers, as
well as innumerable large boiling mud
pools blue, red, yellow and green in
color. Steam penetrated everywhere
through fissures in the earth, one jet,
six to nine feet in height, keeping up
aiie'u a continual roar that it was impos
sible to hear the loudest shouts in its
vicinity. The greatest care had to be
observed in walking on the thin crust
of heated clay covering the boiling mud
below.
Do what you can when you cannot
do what you would.
Warner's Log Cabin PLASTERS.
will immediately relieve the pain in
your back; then look for the cause of it.
Try it.
Foeetbl If eight of Brick Walla.
In a number of tests applied to mason
ry, according to Prof. Baker of Illinois
university, piers of ordinary brick and
common lime mortar stood a pressure of
a little over l.oOO pounds per square
inch ; which is equal to the weight of a
column of brick 2,000 feet high, with
ordinary Portland cement mortar the
strength was somewhat more than 2,500
pounds per square inch, or the weight
of a column of brick masonry 3,600 feet
high.
When a vaccination taken, what doea it
take?
It is always the toughest hen that boasts
that he is no spring chicken.
The presence of the vulture is notknown
until there is a carcass in the field.
Dewy slumber may be alt rightin poetry,
but there ia o comfort in night sweats.
The celebration ot good fortune ia too
ofton the occasion of new extravagance..
In 1S86 Japan had 472 earthquakes.
In a minute the lowest sound your ear
can catch has been made by 990 vibra
tions. The police department ot Boetoa costs
the city $1,250,000 per year.
The lazier a man gets, the more bia noao
rune.
The rich man'i theory is the poor man's
fact.
It you wish to flatter a man, atk him far
Lie advice.
No man ever believed that hie grand
mother was ever young.
An egotist ia something like a cabbage;
all head, without much in it.
HOW'S THIS!
We oiler One Hundred Dollars Raw ar 1
lor anv caae ot Catarrh that can not be
cured hy takini Hall's Catarrh Oiri.
. J. CHENKY oY CO., Props.. Toledo. O.
We, the underti'gned, have known F. .1.
Cheaey for the last 16 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all busineea
transactions, and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
Went True i, Wholesale Druggists, Tola
do, Ohio.
Walding. Kinnln A Marvin, Wholesale
DruggieU, Toledo, Ohio.
E. H. Van Hneeen, Cashier. Toledo Na
tional Bank, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall'a Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucin
eurlncM ot the svstea, Price, 75 rents per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
CosTKltTniKKT passes wealth. Yon are
sure to be contented with the use of
Warner'a Log Cabin EXTKACT
for external and Internal pains. This
is better than to employ a physician
who cannot do more for you if you hud
the wealth of Croesus. Two sizes, 50
cents and $1.
Hie gift ia from the heart who giree
quickly.
Knives were first used at table by our
English ancestors, and the finest cutlery
and table service now known in the rail
way world may be 6eeu on the famous
(iolden Gate Special over the Union
Pacific Railway from Council Bluffs and
Omaha to San Francisco, every Wednes
day. 'F. F. V." is eaid to mean, in Kansaa,
"First Family Vaccinated."
For etrengtheningand clearing the voice,
use "Brown's Bkom biai. Thoi yas."
"I have commended them to friends who
are public speakers, and they have proved
extremely serviceable." Rev. Henry Ward
BiHJcber.
TRY lrvdyTxsS
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A beautiful rug often covers an ugly hole
in a caret.
Fooel for i oneiiiMMtlvea.
Srott'i Kiniilnioo of Cod Liver Oil, with
Hypophoephites, is a most marvelous
food and medirine. it heuls the irritation
of the throat and lUDga, and gives flesh
and strength quicker than any other rem
edy known. It is very palatable, having
none of the disagreeable taste ol I he crude
oil. j
They eay that there is an exception to
every rule. Who is the exi plion to the
rule that all must die.'
JACOBS 0
TRADE
ir
REMedv" PAlN
IT COHQUERS PAIN.
Relieves and cures
BHETOATISM,
NECRAI.GIA
Sciatica, Lumbags.
HEADACHE,
Toothache, Sprains,
BRl'ISKS,
Burnt and Scalds.
At DrngclnU and Dealern.
THI CHsILM I. V0GELER CO.. laltlaere, MS.
Diamond Vera-Cura
A POSITIVE COKE FOR INDIGESTION AN D ALL
toiiisch Trouble-. Arising Therefrom.
Tour Di iffjyist or Gtneral Dealer will get Vera
(.lira for yon f not already in utock, or it will be tent
by mail on rtceiptof Wca. v3 boxes ; Mtatiip
Hample sent on rtctipi of t-teut ftamp.
TDK CHARLES A. VOUKLEUi O.. Baltimore, Md.
COUGHS
Stflttrf PORE, It nPOPiOM Ii j fun,
AnteDt eta beet rented ie Allea'sLuucaTaUaam
taafi pie-eiBiDDL Tbe druyxiftte si.e&k of It la
Birbrtl leruit, afgiviog eutiretutlftlarltGn wherever
it ia uasil.
Price Sftrta. ,50ctg..anl $1 per Bottle).
TheX-f'ENT BOTTLES are put up inr the atcoaa-
uiodauon of all who desire ninDly a
IDUuH orl ltOUl' KEMKIIY.
Thorn drufnq a rtmnly for IJOXS C.WPTIOK4
reny ltA'0 VIS t ASK should stcun
Ju Lanje $1 llollln.
Mothers. Read!
OA a I. AND STA..KV.. April 34. IMS.
e?nt!f.Th' demand for Aii.en'k I.unq SaI
am i uurfatinc constantly. Tbe ladit think toerf
ii no medic, d equal to it for rrouu nurt Wuoouinc
Couiid. ' S. MAKTIN. PruKiat,
OlD MY ALL MHUICIXK DHA.LHH&
WELL DRILLS,
FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Have made 2 f t. a mlnuto witb the-
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Catalogue.
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'NORTHERN CROWN PLANTS
AND SEEDS
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more productive and jiela better crope.
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whsn asked for the best blood-pnrlfler, always recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, because he knows it lias by far the largest sale and gives the
best satisfaction to his customers. Golden Medicsl Discovery cures all humors,
from a common Blotch, or Eruption to the wont Scrofula. Salt-rheum, Scaly or
Rough Skin, in short, all diseases caused by bad blood are conquered by, this
fiowerful, purifying, and invigorating medicine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly
ical under its benign influence. Especially has it manifested its potency in
curing Tetter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Bolls Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings. Hip-joint Disease, "While Swellings," "Fever Sores,"
Goitre, or Thick Meek, and Enlarged Glands.
Consumption, which is Scrofula of the Lungs, is arrested and cured by this
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Dr. Pierce's (iolden Medical Discovery
is tho only medicine of its class that is
guaranteed to benefit or cure, in all
cases of diseases for which it is recommended, or the money paid for it
will be promptly refunded.
For Weak Lung", Spitting of Blood, Shortness of Breath, Bronchitis,.
Asthma, Severe Coughs, nml kindred affections, it is an elhcleut remedy.
Sold by Druggists, at $1.00, or six Bottles for (5.00.
Copyright, lH89,liy World's Pispknsaky Mkdk;ai. Association, rroprh'tore.
IJT TTTJl miAT
H OnnniM'rra bv l.hs plMnains nnti-
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WARRANTED.
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iin-
N. D., Ooaha,
450-14.
"1.4'
