Erf-
it
There is no evidence tfcat tkiAiuT-
- L.1....1 ... .1... I. , , UU,,H i
1 1 enta. ho. tliough theyi wer j- f,
culture ami lomi ol literature, liid WVer
aippea in me l lerian sjirinff;. j
jtere it a iiimtjn ol the ivru pro.
dure! by Khune Uixxiale at tile 0f
ten, which, tliouich not profound, u'
written with a ftiontanei aiid a frJj..
,'". .....
remarkable rimu
... v.,v tragedim.
" 11 U-... Hettv.
U.nrT
rrf infant i'',
... ,4 "eleven saw
thill Ik cbarmin,;
r
. li.tr...,
mm ss
l iuf .. .
flfr7 the following
P.
fct. 1" ""- " "
unui:t "e w""1'
Wwcm.aniiinsvi... n...
r, everything lioul the
t ami staire business.
t pr.m.um-l, ami in No
kia mad m. api"-"'-'" -
Lal t U.s v row mrrj.
before a miKj
111--
a. nnn ir-al cities of Ire
L.mI Fjurlaml wan triuin-
Ctailly brought op at the
tre, wliero n
sehm. in "Hnro.
Lr.(ilrOt to -' nti'in.
,iiiie was doumeo
,d over the liy ! mr,
i km the nmniingtn
Mill VII CPWllti
....
the "Infant Riw rav
SB to hfe. was ei Howl
it were killed in the rush
jw doors "f the theatre,
opened. The other pfly-
L empty. Harali jsimnnis,
Ls, John rredencW Cooke,
kisdJulin kemMe n tHi to
He ironally des riteu
filat hme at a ikiv ol rare
tedur hair ami hlue even, and
arriag ml romnmnding
TSfB I wit ruling in the
J. .,s ninile t' c at h a
m 'ue. ami it i related that
ta, ilady of quality tvuiW-d
it the inn where M;vter
liking in onler to cat' h
I sa !a.e.
art memory of the. "Inf.int
uhavt)n wonderful, for
i tlx role of Hamlet -husi-mail
and everything inidn
vs. Hi rejiertory consisted
f'Sorval. Hanih'l, llon.oo,
a "lovt'n Vown," (r tavian.
Wumeera,"1 Kolla. Taw-red.
ESI , Ixiinan. in -Zara," and
r rBrtjomma." Tlie mi- 8 of
Vtfcs ius" be-an to wane f
Em mLn. tlimiifh for thn
WKUucwifully through the
I. Winn? fnfni the otat'e at
fctorn ( collet'e. In 1H1'.'. Im
!i llie board ax the Earl of
it tmiiKieufnl. all lu tal---5!!r
having led him. He
1 at tlie at;e of eighty-three.
Hilt HT WOSl)KRn t BOV.
Qatiertin, lli most won
f '.W England ever proihicei),
'a U ape of m x , rpirded as a
ppartnU bH-iB hc-ould not
lilpiabet. He w& sent home
M w difcnic' an iru-or-'Or,
and for wmismontha no
Sort a niade by hin parenta
a him. Dunng" thi Idleness
fmiiri tomewhere in the houe
niunml tnaniwript with
& HtaU tliat altr td hut
ttiuanaiii orint blark-Jelter
em to have enratei in hl
for reading. I9 tonnel
ne and wad la bit room from
until night
I years old he waa rmiflrmril hv
pinapri1KKlit the time hi
F oil Itie Iat V,,i..l...nv
f" DUb islied in II... 11... 1.1
, - ... tiro in ,
11 aire of l.r,n K. nnh.
r1! vere. ami ..l.ui il,i
gj.w'ntttbtfamoua Rowley
l anerward laituml an
omsoni Whn I....I iu .i ir,
rUiatury. The wonderful
f""" W ),)em. i renti
"mm among Enliah wnt-
m (act l,a. .i. .... ii
IB tt v.-v ni.
" WCtmOUS Fnirli.l, f H.,n.
r- Ie onlef to oroduce o vol-
S moonlight, nornetime alt
l Mvi .i. I ..
MI OF RM.
fflft on un-t nkv
Hriiibt dailiclit tke.
1-aviui! ln ii.hi lima die .
, !'!-buii tlial iiiiiij;,ing lie
i i A "ben of. r :
! Wilt n lovi 'n rm nn i net,'
! iMsr hriKtilll'i-o liuM-; ,
Y.yr Willi IjuI Inn tri" virt,
In hiari thTr tinier itt ;
Ali' of tuf t ; " (
!ra Keau liooilale wrote at the age
of ten the following utanas wtwh will
ahow tha child i aptitude for verse
thouKli it ia not tilled with the niiirit of
nature tiutt 4TUieatf imntof her early
rnetru al etlorta. iheia ih pjd color
eflei t in thee linen, whether they euQie
ironi a i-iiiiu naiHK or nm:
A U if -iirr injr loiult
'J hat 111 !) iUi ...
NimI w llli piirjil uar
J'n 1 1m- iiii-I linrf
Are I, low ii 1.) tUe fimin? giU i.
Tin- r- h llie enlili n (,nl,
'1 liry a'ru ihi- irnld. n
Ami lib purple or
Al lb" utiii-! lior-
Tlirj wail while the wind lir-a!hrlow
Many i hildren of the older urewth
would not le ashamed to sign their
naine to eu h vertex. The writer is a
you ni; ladv now and her ioeni apiiear
here and there in liiJb fluauaints. She
polishes her ifnn ffiore an of old,
but It l uiie'tionahle if he ha iinprov
l on the fresh inspiration that was born
in happv henrtid rhildhootl, or if she un
ilr.taiidft natu at wil. as' when she
lived at Sky Kacm, anion Hit woods of
e H
la
Ivie;
the Uerksire !
i.ltll I erd ranatlrrey
Ijttle Tommy Kuwll, now topiinir
in t"lu alio, who arts mi grai efully and
lmtiietirttUv the roli of Uttle Ird
Fauntleroy. I not only a boy, and a
true one In every respw t, but quite a
lliaiilv fellow and far (rum tn-nitf a
mioile! child. When Tommy at home,
he live with ln mamma in the top of
a huiiilsomn Hat at No. VM West Ten-tv-mnth
mre't. New York. He has a
pretty little room all by himself, oue
aide of w hii li is rumpled by a nowy
white cot jut T'm' length. This is
his den, and if any one pervade lis
aucred precinc ts and disturb any of the
kni k-knack and soiiveinrs juaieu
around in twyiali fashion they hear from
Tommy in very Mrotie and unpii-aini
terma. On the lame at w.e neau oi m.
ImmI are article wtm h. it lommy na
. ...14 ll. r wililil
Ikm Keia in ms ui j
most ceriaimy oe hjuhu ...
arepierei ol twine ano unuj,
MASTF.R TOMMY BCWKlJ.
.tone and marhlen of various color.
1WO tin SOIUiris.
description.
and
money
k;,U,the rf
on a mule, a mafrmfjmg; K' ,
ch ker, two n.f. ty -":K;e iB
t,,a 'Jl ;ndie-
the army, a h t - h
ath-k. uo which w Pamt
lisi(ia chopper w .
Tommy
Tiuo4lStorle.
A I'it of a bet whk-h took place in a
lroker'i otfii h.-ro , ..
of HibThit. nays Arlo linti in' the
1 rovidence Jouninl.
' invetrtigutol pMtv carcfullv cer
tain linen of western Kt,.i- i-
uig down hw tlieorien to a couple of
'fiends, wlio liuio-hwl t ;.i.. i
p. ,j v J, ivun (1 liU
told Lim ood-naturedlvtliat liedid
ii'it know wlmt ho ,., .,ii-:.w.
ilxmt.
I II aliow you wlietlier I know
!itl mil bilking alu.m r nt T
!tyou :, that lean clear i:U
in these atnf i-jj lfore the bonrd
loiseti."
" i mie,"' ci ied the other. 1 1 lacked
inly twenty-five minutes of the time
for the closinp of the board, but Mr.
X lmatily scribbled an order, which
ue m-nt oil at once Th,.n ho .nl.
nlatetl a tnouieiit and diKpatched a
ond. What he bought and what
If sold I do not know, but in anv
i" the result of his twenty-five inin-
ilte trnnHactiotiH waa thai he
mined, over and above conimiKioiiM
()ne of the men who were
prewnt told nie the rtory, and I
said to him in comment:
I am profoundly itrnornnt ofi-pec-
ulntive traiiKiictionH. hiit con vou
tell me why in the World, iMr. X.
knew how to nuilke'lhe- rflonev,
he didn't do ir. it limit tli
the Htinuihis of a wager?'
" ih. of cnui-HC he ran Jus riskn,
was the ei-ply, whiili, I suppoe,must.
have ls'ii antislactory, nlthourh it
did not sound bo, "and lie probably
wn not Htire emmrh of the way
tiling would turn to po in in cold
blooil,"
All ofwhich illustrates the panic
aide ot stock Hpecidationn. Another
stock atorv which is mildly diverting
relatin how Mr. A. a vumiK lawyer
purchased some mining stock throe
or four years since, and it soon utter
be-imc worth nothing whatever
W bin club n. lew weeks since he
mentioned the circumstances to Mr
1!. a doctor of hi class at Harvard.
"Well," was the answer, "I am in
the Hume
fix of some manufacturing
ifu-t- HI tell vou what I'll "do
and I'll chance vtm for lucW
The exeluinge thus jokingly rro
posed was effei-ted, and n few day
later A told Mr. C, a third classmate1,
ot the transaction. "I was caught
the same wov off some railronrd
bonds," i' observer "and it you lika
I'll trade them for your manufactur
ing stock."
Tt f,,v i ib.it there was ome-
thing amusing in this exchange ot
patK-r which purport.nl to, rppn-sent
i, ,.,! whs reallv worthless.
si; iiiii'.ii ix. i-. . ,
HeinadeastK-ond exchange in the
ie nsiVmt in which he innde
tne first. The odd sequel of the tale
is that since this took place early m
the winter, both the manufacturing
stock and the mining stock have np-
i ..i ih.. surface, and, "I-
pe reu nuu" '
ihonshthoy are not nt any very
oft v figure, they i re '"' '"
than nothing, while ine -
ll0mlswhich.got on h.ssecc m. cx
(.1an,rearest.illifnoappn;WiWvaluf
whatever K h'cl i' t''lt he 18 I,n.r"
fflv mnrbri out by fate lor mi,
tort nne and, of course, theie tins
K"a good deal of fun over the mat-
ter.
", Ike Paradlae el hrann.
W ild. Hjatblei-jinttTe, CfrulB and abundant crop. I
i'1" (rUi- ra t'l als'ii cUBirif IB IU
swfa, I" iiii lan.rn.ft i.M, iris.. AiMn-sa tUe OrK jU
A cent's worth ot autliority freipieiitly
putU a man up 25 et-nta' wnrtii.
Suinmrr Tulira via llie Habaib.
Ituuiid trip ticketn are now on aale to
He ummer resorts of Michigan, New York,
Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, Mary
laud, Virginia, and all the principal resorts
u( t lie United States and Canada. Also
one war and round trio tickets to Liver-
luiol, Lcnilon, Paris, and all parta of
Kurope via all lines lit lowest rates. Write
to or call on the undersigned lor full par
ticulars in regard to routes, rules, etc.
'.. V Ci.ytos, S. V. P. and Ticket Agent,
l."02 Farnam street, Omaha, Neb.
anrient times everyhody played the
now tne liar plays everybody.
A VUIimi From Boulder.
Down this pleasmit plain we sweep the
sentinel mountnin chain alwavs on our
rialit; usst Fort Collins, with its fine build
inirs anil shaded street nast many afield
rd wavini; arain and over many a nioun
tain st rea in, until we bask slowly into
liouldcr. And then, 0 honest American
i-itiwn vou who raved about Switzerland
hut never visited Colorado behold this
visiim: There is a grandly impressive
hinkcround of mountain heights, flushed
nw with a tender play of light and color;
the remoter beaks snow-capped, the nearer
fiiot-hilU covered with verdure, and at
their very leet, nestling in security, is
Boulder. As hir bs you can see down the
viilley there are silvery, shining streams,
1 in v bikes here and there, and many a fair
fnr?n land nut lined in dim repose; hack ot
ail the everlasting hills; belore you a noble
landscape; overhead a dome as clear and
blue a Italy. And this is only one of the
many exquisite spots reached only by the
l uion l'acilic Railway in Colorado.
Jacksonville, Fla., has just had a $1G0,-
000 lire.
Fu.4 Nafcit f Ai".
Bats." states Dr. Andrew Wilson
nre usually known to lie eitiier inaeci
eaters, like our common 01?
fruit enters, HKe tue iui ""- -
1 ,,!.., l,o The. vnninires 01 oouiu
HUH cincuiii-i. , i-i.
Aiiieriea exhibit an unusual iipiieui.
l,h.,V aa e know, but liliuerwj uu uUC
has Busiiectcd bats ! tish loviug lio-.1.-.
a un. impriemi soecies,
cuviurs. n- o"i'" V . 1
1 1, l.uun liiiiiKl 10 ue a nr"
eater. The fact only serves as an addi
tional lesson in the modincation 01 sa.
mid habits. When oue reniemuera u., .
nt least one species of parrot, lias devei-
oied a fish eating uiiun, "
l.at taking kindly to a fish dinner is by
no means to be regarded as 01
...i; i,;...i Knine exueriments 01
luviiuiiiy jiiiu. - , -
John Hunter may also ue ai-i""
by wav of showing that changes in food
habits" ma v readily euongU be produced
by man.
- . 1. U klki mmm twaai " -
Nature Lave enabled some animals
. . 1 . i.:,l l.m afl W11 aS 111
see olijecis uemuu , ,, ,
front without turning uroumi. -
haa this power in a marked degree 1U
eves are large, prominent and place
S tonS y. IU power of seeing things in,
he reaf is very noticeable in mrnd.
cxinrsiu" for though this dog is mute
while running, the bare is able to g
to a nicety the exact moment a
it will be best for it to double. Hoisea
1. ni ft ;s onlv neces-
are auoiuer uim.. v." ' ,H,.
sary to watch a uowe. 1 -
out mmicers, 10 ' T .t
for instance, those 011 nai
the driver even attempt to take the , wL , p?
in baud, and H tue liorse i
work be will at once iui,ini ir
The giraffe, which is ft y"M?2r
mal. is approached witu me. uiu."y
ItV.on account of its eyes being so-
placed that it can ec
n front When approached this same-
1. ..I Metis.
The fauna of well water as shown by
1 roi. eiciovsicy b -. ,
r vi,i .niniiiiRes 111 soeciesot
organism, including twenty varieties of
like nriraniMnK, twelve varieties
if HllfTdllfl tP infuHoria. forty-live vane
ntv-fonr vu
ticn vi uiiici iuiiioi - . ,
rieties of worms, and ten varieties ot
Crustacea. These varieties are washed
1.,, ,.,..f..o naiMiihi the wells, where
tl,.. lio in mud mi the bottom, their
..n. Ir, tl,o water above being indi
........l 1,,, ., t. 1 niineiirniiee. l)nnK
Uiu ii 1 'J n mi.. ... .-11 . , i"(
from wells containing them arises clnetly
f-..., n, .mil -4. f -i 1 1 it iiiiriinic mutter sup
porting them, which greatly favors the
development of fungi which prey upon
the human body.
A Lucky Texan.
llB'lettTllle iTex.l New Kra, SI av 15-
The people in this section have been
peculating in Louisiana State Lottery
tickets lor some time, and have received
several good premiums and on one or two
occasions large ones, but the town was
struck dumb when it was found that ticket
No. au.074 drawing the first capital prize
of SliUO.UOO in the April drawing, was held
partially by a party in Ilallcteville. It is
olten said that luck hills to the unworthy,
but interviewing Otto Von Rosenburg, the
liappv possessor of one-twentieth part of
the ticket, we find it bus fallen in the right
place. He is an Industrious young mer
chant who has been here but a short time,
his native home being Round lop, leias.
'1 he $1.1. WK) received by him will be partly
used in his business: it establishes him on
a firm financial basis." It haB not turned
la'K-ml, unci, he will use bis new found
.Xn!...i.itli tnse and discretion for Ins
-. n u iiemnpll t and the furtherance of
his-ptcivst in the public welfare. He has
heeriiiveslingMone ticues eacii muiim
the Jaiiiikville Stiite Lottery for about two
years, and he thinks the amount expended
was sell invested. The J.ouisiana fetute
I Jtuky Conipai y is a thoroughly reliable
iiMAion, as was evidenced in this case.
iitTlJ ....U..,iaAnf Ilia tic ket, for collection
to 1111, Iliik Uins & Co., of Galveston, and
itwat paid u lion presentation withoutauy
discount.
Higli license in Boston has reduced the
number ol saloons from 2,000 to 780.
the
Dark MghtiilHIE Flalie.
Tt rion lmimens nowadays that
camera shows us objects that are in
visible to the eye. A fresh instance of
this is the curious phenomenon of nUara
flash of li-htning, which has been pho-
t l.,l ninnrr tlfi OrdllllltV White
flashes. The only i.lausib e exphma ion
of this appearance is that of I rot. blokes,
n t u ' .,.1 Tf Curtis of Harvard
college, who have independently arrived.
at the conclusion inni mo
is really the path of a vanished flash
that is, a truck of heavy nitrons oxide
was left behind in the atmosphere im
pervious to the flashes of light ininie
diatelv following and consequently ap
pearing opaque in the picture.
A Slave 10 ilnblf.
An ex-member of congress tells a pa
m . ..t: ,.t.. Ho oovo- " nin li villi: in
Wnsli'incrtrin from hand to mouth
r" , ; enal les it to direct with great.
precision the rapid storms of hicks witu.
which it defends useii. x
Journal.
When an article has been Bold for 24
years, in spite of competition .
? . '.. 1 t ui.nennr Quality.
imitations, il inusu .-i . ,.
Uobbins' Electric Sob ph.. been cons tantly
made and sold since mw
cer lor it. Best of all.
The l,iiree.t Meteoric Iron.
The heaviest l1."!"
known is the "tlnmdeibidt of Aral
sheik Kala,.h lien Assab. It fell 111 Cen
tral Arabiii, and is one of the ten k,.o
eorites'that have been seen whea
. ,,- Tt l.no.rlit llV Kllillisll Bll-
lalllllj;. iHiiW""r- . .. , v
tl.orities. who have since caused it to b
chemically analyzed t 7''" S4
per cent of iron, 7.40 nick el. 0.J cobalt
traces of copper, vboBphoma,
of amorphous carbon, its wight is 14V
?,ou Is Much larger stony meteorites
are known, including one of twenty-five,
tons.
Just, think of it! $140.52 made in one.
eek hy an ?ent representing B. T.3oto
rave had "many more parties traveling lor
them who did equally well, .on. , ood
rleal better. If you need employment it
would b a good thing to sit down and.
write them a line at once.
For two two-cent stamps we will seniT
or i..,,,.!! n manacs in
remmtr" ""Homet..d. Omaha, Neb.
All ot the Chicago flames i -
tion.
sole-
Mu rlir-s Sale
Rmnke the Sheriff SaleSegar.
10 cunts IliiviLiia
A straight
ar for 5 cents.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
W hen she was a Child, Cic cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
Ri-rintion
to bed and una i -
your head.
oak cot
list be
.anini ft Die -iui
holding Tommy m
mt-it he like ma".
his arms.
I
,icitogTaph ltte.r
than any other he ha. er
on tli. bureau and place-1
iiiiBginable are piioioi,.r . ho
Uda,tor, all fno .
have written me r .-a. .--menu
to him on 1 ihe h ,iRn(rs a
Above tne io".
Milall bookcase uru
hich 'lorn 1'
,a uses
Health nd Beauty.
1 .,W Home Companion.
nv. i.i,oontiful. a woman mm
healthy; the delicacy which comes
on, p iJHical weakness is no an
10 .Lfheuuty. The grace of per-
" n is thereto, sound bone
!l L, heiUth strengthens the
,cles. and the proper
conditions
1 1 luno-a 1R of trreat
of the Btomncii huo
imtiortanee on
tion of the blood
i liey Had Met Before.
i 1 (Ji,. t ..l.,nr
Twn vomi'.' men lionriieu a niaio
Enter
end am
ing.
ami
miaii w"'- , i. kjivii lie "
hi, favonla Lookf. H tt, and
Tom bawyer 1 ,..,lB,m8 htion
often read parts 01 a . . . wa
of -Uttle Iird runi'a of
presented to mm lloigson Bur-
the rionii"-- . jvenlure auu
nelt H b00?0' fond of the
...) t1 IO pru, -"
Arabian Night"-
on this lwlf 'J! a. " IT wed to the
album, wbi. h """-detti of pnde. ex
porter with a 1, real fi) r
plaimngall ab-mt the d 1 He,
about S.000 dif l'l Zn by the
lected many; of H i'n , ,e 0(
old-fashioned and truly
trading. , , . not the "nly.one
J"0?' in his interest hotn ,,
ahl' tne iic"
large poatK-f"nP
r.h...L od to the re-
"iieftlial K 1 1-.1 i..;
, .fc iivuuw llll Ulll.
"'"ateraiida rrn.i nt i,.,.,i nf
any work to per
"WD l.lial Urlnn u. ImirUcn
r"! he hi,. n 1 .1 ...1
in t(hl....i.;- - .1. ...... 1
"l Bisk, us nutrval tt the pce-
1 fich a niin.l 1. ti.i. ,
kfv: . IM IU VIII" s.
rfcal iw.i... 11. i
L. "."ii. u wm wail
FsH VaaiaH ...1 . ! . 1 .1.1
Uj 1 iiinsj monina imu
0l. bv his own hand. In lxn
'"Pr but be left behind him
ui4" ot Pm k,ul piy"
UilUfL AXERICAK CIHUiBEN.
0w two remarkable child
"n born.afartle.l the literary
. ft - - 'uiume or ttoems ntiiiea
i,H . m"-" hlch was publialied
in 1H78. Tb work contain
"hundrsxl odd verses, principally
abject of Nature in fu varying
s Sftd l,... 11.: . .1 i. 't
- .'s-ituiinfr inrounnuuv m
Hllrit. TV. am u.r.
., ' iiw aanivi
(ioodaU tnA v.lmiM (tnnilale.
lUrs of a rantlerruan fatner in
Hills. At the time "Ap
wm DuhlusHsal the aleUrs
iij M? rMrtee years of age
vhrofTtb-y bad both
t"H Umy were aloe.
the perlect circuit
nnd its freedom
Z Sy by irenuentbathircg
-I- fSr TlSiS
nre wont lonfly An erican girl's
Hallow tinsel the A inHum.i(.I1t
complexion ih due x .
nouriHlimeni, t all,,r of note
oping ' . f evact ami
... n,0"tlii.r afternoon, one at tlietroni
11" l.iv ...- . . .,, ..
Vr. , 1 . .' i ,.aite each other,
Vu? passH.gers noticed that eacd.
was starins: ratlier iiii"'"i".', " ---"vs
Finally one of them blurted out:
"Well, 1 hope yon will know me when
th, I speaker for a moment and then re
l'1'01.1 , mnrr before, and in
"1 ve. seen .1 " "
..rthels'a.Hl declarations
, ' I t n,l the more timid pas
iTs" the'
a nsiiu v..... ft.hDa r
r i.heimUheygetofi
ZT settle their dispute, at short range
"hey over sold. Druggists sell it, ic.
pui.nciy ' k;,ihinl kin oI posina.
" . .1 .
1.. i.,o I nm a victim to the touncco
habit. I don't, nnd never did drink as a
i,i T urn a (lnnkin2 man.
Cliiuuni;!, ii 1 ' - S 1 1 ...
drink and besot myself merely to keep
, 'I'lmt is T chew tobacco,
' 1 : . .00 10, uff until niV dl-
cestion is gone, my mind clouded nnd
T. .,o, al.nliiiH' as ill an ngue.
Nothing will do me any g;od but alco
r .i t o ileiiil.-iiiLr.. thinkins
llOl. A' 111C11 ti' ,,
therobv to build myself up. Ihe result
1 o..i, Ooon ilinnk. 1 111 a wreck
IS I lllll Ulltll i.,." .....
... 1 t , it. lmt if T enuld break the
t,a, hnl.it! the Honor habit would
break itself."
w Plinusrepb
It is said now that the phonograph lias
been made to register the sound of the
l.,.t n fif 1 ia iiinian iiean. ahoo
.;..r,l.iniiiillv trample down all our
i; of lmirr 1,. It is not so many
rears since we thonsrbt the man was
lying who bragged so 01 11 e v"""r'r
his ears. His friend who boasted of his
si"ht declined that he could see a fly on
? 1.. . - ..;iil,ovin steeple, and
tne iop 01 11 iiuii,""" - ; ,.,i
this man whom we have so condemned,
and who now seems to nave
prophetic, said: "I can t see him
1 1 I.;... ..tui.inir nvolllll .
Clin neai 11.10 ."ht; r. -- .,,
next thing lulisou win 10, pi. .
be to hear somebody tlimk.-lexas Sitt
ings. lta'iiect III the Hare.
Whv should Dr. Pierce's medicines not
distance all competitors " lnm'"t
sales, as I hey are doing, since they are the
only medicines sold oy nrugg.s !'""";"":
of such wonderful curative properties as
to warrant their manufacturers ir. guarnn
.,.;., n,m In cure the diseases for which
W are recommended. You get cure or
aV
been
but I
The
The Chief Beason tor the great tacceti 1 ot
Food'. SarsanariUa t found In th. fact thst
Merit Wins, it 1 the best blood purifier wl
sotcally accomplishes all inai . i.i.i.i --
u. ,1 nnl, liv C. I UOOd & CO., kOWOll.
SICIUIEADACIIE
1
lOARTPDS
unii i.iv
fllTTLE
I mrn
II piii?
Ill -af" m
I'oslilvi-ly cured liyl
Hirae 1,1111c run.
Thev also relieve P"UH
tress from Dvsnepnls.In I
digestion anil TooHeartyl
Fjitino. A nerfect remi
,edy for nlr.riness.Nanseiii
prowsiness, aau aw
In the Mouth. Coated
!Tnniruft.Pain in the SideJ
TOIieiu i.i c. iuJ
reoulate the ollM
Piirolv Voeetable.
Price Cents;
fearing
car', ap-
r ..1 t... thm returned, ineuuu
W. "Sn iMical Discovery" cures all
diseases caused hy derangement ui
liver as biliousness, indigestion ordyspep
sia; also all blood, skin and 8calpd.soa.ee.
tetter, salt-rheum, scrofulous sores and
swellings and kindred ailments.
Don't hawk. hawk, and bhTw. blow dis
gusting everybody, Lut n Dr. SaSe s Ca
tarrh Remedy and be cured.
The doctoTis a man who speaks ills of a
good many people.
CASTES HEDICIHE CO., HSW TOitL
Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price.
rigid
Cool and bracing
The archbishop of
Vienna.
the bunco stcerer.
Vienna is dying at
s
TRADE
I
Nicholas nB t
Pennsylvania
has 2HC natural gas coin-
panics,
of which 7S are in Pittsburg.
iw 1 t:..t-,i nun lmi'-
-:,st: adiHta..andfbr
re-niiie.. .-i: , ot tune,
.1 TZ of old age.
extcnml "I l' 'itotheeves. 11
more in I y ' ,. " 8upport
t0 the sn u, ,.r,, hi,,
as ii' . ,
the
It
more
gives
eshnesH
tlioso
who
iinilerHtall't
1 rM i"'i 1 . M lu w... -
who looksout form.. . lnore , f "mtvAv ten yenrs
and day. U t of his great , tinp, are .' I . - ,,0 not un
totheinuscks um . ; of
the mtim-U-s t'my .8 lllly
t hose enomu. u. - . , . mUVr
te., tO SUV UV' . ,nde,
equal
i back
;0 need of thiB country is a
uie ii v."s i. u,ke on.
DOllv chi.
snvs he believes in liberal
gate that nob
Ur.li TnL'prMoll
fees to wniti-TMdja
There are l.V) silk manufacturing
llshments in Paterson.
estab-
cjg a MARK
w A I III
ERADFIELD'S
-REGULATOR
Cures all Dlteuet Peculiar to Women I
Book to "Wosis" MilLIu FBES. .
KAItriKI.D KaWULATUB C ATI.AMTA,
ASTHMA fiUjjg
Kertaaui A stbwaCare nviitojrlT.la.
S.VtTi..'ii, ta worst oawajnauraa oomfoa.
aJ&-Ja.a.a 1 a a
THIS IS
QQOD ADVICE.
Fundable ZnJ ,'ounger tlmn tb- dry flt.
m.T .1' h? UnV of tl..j;n ' dcrBtnn
it'la true, is doinewlmt tin
those wi
and is seen in many
ZZi 7 rfV T Awoi Tot -'thcare
'"VV.u under bis P. lo. . tainK , f..nHtitotion o 'L ruies any
waiU until Tcrnmv t. bouse , ftn(1 attention t mny
T ,1 t.inimentfor Burns,
F,,t let us name a remedy,
RECOMMENDED
ilinusnnds, who neai
aasiireuoi i ".- k w,e ne r - i womnu ""'' ,, ,! witn u
until BO"'".'! J, und sleep wuiiu.j e n(, m . Mn ifj Ono oi
in:, -s
skin.
with u
until bis
. ,if duty and , ' " i.inT bv nii-K1'": ,llltv Jlatning v,
to ,ia .post of 'du ttk.ns iim W , (je 0f bwi iV- . it prod
:.:nhi,n ..n of
a StL.Aaea 1 1 I
1M7' : .,,ort or a
another .' ,
Hark, ''"", ,i.le
Tommy on JusJHjr
s.l HOW II" ,
willing tcsli
and action wncn
Persons of every
M.olli,renco and every nunc
U. iii-.-a
In-
moii.v to its virtucf
i, j .wi.ntlllV.
nipiic.u
di-grco
in
llfo nso
mill 11 11
0CCOIlip,'in'
the bar.y
Bohhie
Pert, Davis' pain-Kilter
If any of our reader doubt the magic
D s k I T H E OREA1
For Stablemen and Stockmen.
CURES
Oat. Iwalllafa. Bralaaa, prall
Lam.o.aa. SUIaaai, Crick. Baals,
Ooatractloa., Flwh Waa, StrlBfhalt. Sara
ar.t, Dlauaapar, Colic, Whitlow, Ml Ir".
H.t.1., Tamora, Spllata, ,lal" "UStfT'"
la Its oar.r Stataa. l)lr.ctln. wlta oaak kotua.
At Dbuooists and Dealers.
THE CHARLES . V00ELER CO.. Bsltlsior. M.
BTho oWest medicine in the world Is probably as
Dr. Isaac Thompson M
FXFBRATED EVE WATEll
This irti.-i. I" esretull lr..la l'liyMclan .re
el pnon ami lis. been la cimataot nriy r. ataiy
C'Al'TION.-Tho only (rei.uine Thorn P .-
ricnVVj ,bn I TI,nn,,on" AtoI.I all others TH.Ren
mae Ky W wr cat. be ol,tlneJ Iron. 1 U'"-
IQHN L.TH0MPS0W. SONS CO.. TROY. N. Y.
. . aa s- STUDY llook-keeplnir. Penmanship,
HOME A rill mellc. Shorthand, etc.. thoi
VaHV '" h' i'v ..".Ih l-w5v T
II nv ANT'S COI.I.KC.15.H1 muni """"
ll.hr.Min Uttwora oaB.lnourea cotnfoev
ahlalMri:efiea.eamwBOTJlouianiu. m
llTnil.olI)tWorbTrAaaX8aini.U
BJSaiip litt.TI.gCHItrMAM.Mt.rmi
r nrf.sf.rlha and fallr en
ilorse HI U s the only
specltlc (urtbeeerudocure
of this disease.
O.H.INORAHAM.M. D.,
Amsterdam, N. Y,
We have sold Big G lor
many years, and It has
f:iven mi ueat ui
action. .
b. b. dychi: co..
Chlraco, 111.
S1.00. Sold by Druggists.
f ft tOt UiTS.XI
I Aaaraaaoa awl W
I . faoaStrtaasr..
11 arSaalrkyla
I "imiCtoalMlOi,
Oratobs
AGENTS
3ud that Piso's Cure
lor Consumption nut
only PREVENTS, but
also CUKES Hoarseness.
COIN MOKEY V CU l;K 'V,A Boa! "
Hltrhts. Wronsrs and Keinedtea of tha
w .i.,u iititnrv oi in.
laboring i$Mto?.t
A sure ICTUIU
relief for .emu .
l'rlee .'Cu'ts. by mall, .
STOWEl.Ii 4 CO.
CliarleiitoMTi, Hate..
n alia fluv Ramnlrs worth St. 10 KH.KK.
i ,nni nut. iniiliir horses leet. write J
KIDDER'S PASTILLES.
OE
iliJsier Safety Rein Holder Co..Ho!lv..
a lieivltiiuii bath, wun n i anj ..dv, we advise
Therefore, - . in the o e . of tn oca . fivo cenlbotao
daily uu.1"!
preio."-) ,,Hire 111 V"B " l" ul
..r.,i. hour or liioM' . buv ono
r Sum. -fond-,......' ! Porsnns Traveling
Visitor-M.V! j.a rtanks. uoom- , cooKe ., , ,
' m.le vou, Mr- ' I,, aensitiver- I nnt pics. pu(1'""r... t n. w
iW! l X Ilk- Wil -will wW"0: but. improve
- . ..., ion a at-
it looks
inejoo
Oueis you'd say ' ,b hl, wig o
you sa l'lm .-h-
teeth out, -rZ tTTTTT hilth 1'
rlVrB.JturiPKi'th?
-MtiAD aW"J-" T A
-v
Mre.
Krare
I
ST s
JJt
body
.i
miii". " ".-,1
L..inpgs nta
niipr-bund-
virtue go
hand
, !, have a bott)c of I'ain
shoula "-way-have a
KilVcr w',n
lialilo lo occur.
. ar. El,
f.U I ..rfVlffr. I flCu H-i
UII 1 Vlfc.l""
I
as aeciueiiira
id ii I Bottr
V. N. I'.. Oiualiu, - 4ll 24.
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