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I i' 11 f 'Bra Tery at After 2Ar 4a. I not Gripe )aoI por- art of mar 'Xii or I Klecant, llellsdkte, f Bale. ) -. HI. jraplsi T FREE. UcH & CC Sr.. Ch'csi dy fur ail it. 4rharvB an ! Baof ri.pn. A lor I bo dHjiii lU'SS IfVCUtiiaT tendlotf it U r. (,1.X. tnt out to (p routPfl on piro Direct to I tin, K ariwft. Sijal din j fre above, N . no, Vhi i icNmi Jl IMk.. V prm fn lh .jrticlud careful l1 4wHnA. lOrts. i omade 15 15 4T C 10 oentHil . , 1 1 " ted ft price tiHiniHi JBliijoiu- ny iorn dJJfOOUti I'Ut 11 J) h i niaiv druiM tftlrnVHHiiiit) JpM I pormifu-iun,- Bint iJo ii'i wtli no A hHIieof llin XtfinUHt ten cjit in ht.. tw . o' ev UiaiDa, rVr, er Itforrr i?Tul-"Mny ) ftp Cab afternoon, M;otCJ fcfoing to rain' imOlaJLtianson wh- n .ghtfyl cull liiir u, tr-: ":"w what tin "recently diet iwti.1f children. In, tft'Vitf "id manage; .,:l,t A It... 3tho will begii. finished ant morning, tla second night ; -jewing woman tryiiisj learue.; ' 3t and lit. wni)j up, ant fliini in a tcv, J "1r'" ve sent U V3ltlty appear &i $t2$ Ureiual r.3 nnj t did rot Ecatter hii lC!5tlves nor situ t ylum. lie y t der, ani? 'fcnei tiVaa when tin 1 is a hero, nan Sero, from tin lize that ho ii Globe. . . .. it medicines Dreiudicc. dloctol(-some of ueai you and us. you to think S thousands You'd bc- cdicines if iss to cure .so, between jlof doctors; ts of patent .rc sold only iaoncy in the Jaith in every- Jt always tell that cures by in the papers. ie's no better ;nedy, than to about it, and its doing just i to do. fc-the World's ical Associa- N. Y., docs Jal Discovery, cnption, ts, and iarrh Remedy do what their W'll do you j back i:X(ITEUtXljX ItOCHtHlKfU 1 iip t n:mutiou i aiiJ by lh ttt mrnt of a rity-irian. Ao unusual article from the Roches ter, N'. VM iM'intHiind Cliron u le, was recently republished in this paper nd wrs a subject of much comment. That the article caused even more comtno lion in Ilocheater. the following from '.he same paper shows: Dr. J. li. llenioo, who is weli-fanown not oo;y in Itochester but in nearly every part of America, seni an extend- i ei urticlG to this paper, a few days since which was duly published, detail ing his remarkable experience acd res cue from wnat 6eemed to be certain death. It would be impossible to enu merate the personal enquiries which hive been m&dd at our oflice as to the validity Oi the article, but thev hflve been to numerous that further iavesti- fjiition of the subject was deemed neces sary. With this end in view a reii'esenta tive cf thid paper called on Dr. Ilonion, lit his reidence, when the following in'erviow occured: ''That article of yours, Doctor, has created quite a whirl in'. Are the statements about the terrible condition you were in, and the way you were rescued such as you can sustain?" ' Every one of them and many ad di'ional ones. I whs brought so low by ncR!o;tin(; the first and mostsimplo dystonia. I did not think I was sick. It is true I had frequent headaches; felt li-ed most of 'he time, could eat noth ing one day and was ravnous the next; elt dull pains nnd my stomach was out ol order, but I did not think it me?r.t nny thing serious." "The medical prcfession has been 'renting symptoms instead of diseases for years, and it is high time it cease 1. I'he Fyniptoms I have just mentioned or rritiiion of the water chulinels indicate the appoach of kidney disease more han a cough announces the coming of jonBumption. We do not treat the' miigh, but try to help the lungs. We ahouM not waste our time trying to re lieve the headache, pains about the body or other symptoms, bu go direct ly to the kidneys, the source of most of these ailments." "Thip, then, is whut you msant when ou suid that more than one-half the Jeaths which occur arises from Bright' disease, is it Do"torV" "Precisely. Thousands of diseases are torturing people today, which in reality iro Bright'd disease in some cf its many forms. It is u llydra-headed monster, and the slightest Byinptoms should strike terror to every one who hasthjnt. I can look back and recall hundreds of deaths which physicians .Scared at the time were caused hi paralysis, apoplexy, heart diseose, pneu monia, malarial fever and other com mon complaints which I see now wero :aused by Bright's disease." "And t id all these caso3 have simple i- mptoms at first." 'Every one of thein, and might have been cured as I was by tho timely uso i f the same remedy. I am getting my ?yes thoroughly opened in this matter ind think I am helping others to nee '.he facts and their possible dangor also." Mr. Warner, who was visited at his .ittiblishment on N. St. Paul streel, jpoko very earnestly: "It is true that Brights disease has in jromrd wonderfully, and we find, by reliable statistics, that from 70 to '80 its growth was over 2."0 per cent. Look it the f rominent men it has carried oil, md it taking oil every year, for while uany are dying apparently of paralysis md apoplexy, they are realy victims ot iidney disorder, which causes heart lisease, paralysis, apoplexy, etc. Nearly n ery week the papers record the death if somo prominent man from thin scourge. Rcent!y, however, the iu ::rfnse has been checked and I attribute this to the general use of my romedy." "Do you think man peoplo uro afTtio ',ed with it today who do not realize it, Mr. Warner?" "A prominent professor in a Now Or loani medical college was lecturing be fore his class on the subject, of Bright' lisease. He had various fluids under iiiisor jscopio analyses and was shewing IhottudenUi what the indicationsof this tornblo malady were. 'And now, geu i lemon,' he said, 'as we have seen the unhealthy indications, I will show you how it appears in a state of perfect hoalth,' and he submitted his own fluid to the usual test. As he watched the results his countenance suddenly changed his color and command both left bim and in a trembling voice he said: 'Gentlemen, I have made a pain ful discovery; I have Bright.' disease of the kidney;' and in less than a year he was dead. The slightest indications of any kidney difficulty should be enough to strike terror to any one." "You know of Dr. Henlon's case?" 'Yes, I have both read and heard of it." "It ii very wonderful is it not?" "No more ao than a great many othere that have come to my noti as having been cured by the same means." "You believe then thfct Bright' dis ease can be cured." "I know it can. I know it from my own and the eiperianoe of thousands of nmmlnent Dersoni who were given up to die by both their physioiana and friends." 'You apeak of your own expenenoe, "A fearful one. I had felt languid and unCi.Ud for business for yens. But 1. ''id not know what aileJ me. When,' however, I found it was kidney difficul ty I thought there was little hope and so did the doc crs. I hawsirce learnei that one of tho physicians of this city pointed me out to gentleman on the steetoneday, faying: 'Tbero goes man who will be dead within a year." I totitit'A lit t uvtrila u'rtntil li.'iva rtrrVAil true if I had not fortunately used the wtnedy now known as Warner's Safe j Cure." "Uid yui r;:.'.:a a clioinic.nl analyst "' the eastt of Mr. H. 11. Warner s-.n .-i thno ye.vM ago, Doctor? WdS Lbki.d Dr. H. A. Litlimore, one of the analysts of the State Board of Health' "Yes, sir." "What did the analysis show yau?"1 "A serious disease of tbe kidneys." "Did you think Mr. Warner could re cover?" "No, sir, I did not think it possible." "Do you koow anything about the remedy which cured bin,?" "I have chemically ont-lyzad it and find it pure and harmless." Tho standing of Dr. Ilenion, Mr. War ner and Dr. Lattimore in the communi ty is beyond question, nnd the state ments they make cannot for a moment .be doubted. Dr. II nion's experience thjvvs that Bright's disease of the kid nys is one of the rnott deceptive an 1 dangerous cf all diseases, that it is ex csedingly common, but that it can be cured if taken in time. The KiU 'i Will Voncli for This. One the seventh lloor of the St. Cath erine Hats, at Fifty-third street and .Madison avenue, a particularly pretty Maltoat kitten has the ood l'ortu 10 to live. Her favorite snoozing place is on the seat of one of the windows overlooking the court yard. This window happen ed to be open for n few minutes the other morning, and tho kitten, quite carried nwav bv the novelty of the idea, stepped out upon the window ledge to take a cat's ey3 view of t e yaid below and thu (ountry generally. An instant later her paws slipped from under her upon a piece of ice and over she went. Sho fell a trifle of some six stories and then landed fewt fore most just upon the extreme edge ft' Ho roof of one of tho outbuildings. But so terrible was tho foN.3 with which she landed there that she bounced olT the roof like a rubber ball, and after this instant's respite continued on her headlong journey toward the ground. She landed on her feet again, shook herself for a moment just to see that she was all there, and then giving vent to a faint yowl of triumph, as one would say, "How's that for highy' picked her way toward the house again with a delightful aiy of nonchaleuce and totally oblivious to the fact that shQ. has onlv eight lives left to her credit. -New York Evening Sun. Kolt nson Crusoe's Island. The island of Juan Fernandez, once inhabited by Itouinson Crusoe, is now tranted by a former Austrian ollieer, Baron vot Hodth, who, after being forced Jy the terrible wounds which he received at the battle of Sadowa, in IKnTi. o leave the annv. grow tired ol the monotony of existence in civilized Europe and determined to devote his fortune to a life of adventure. For fifteen years past he has be':ii living on the island of Juau Fernandez wit'i a small colony of natives and of En o pean deserters from civilization, and only cmniunication with tho world once a year, when ho sends his fine sailing vacht to Valparaiso far provis ions anil supplies. llarpei's Weekly. A Silent Piano. The piano has long been the means of inflicting the most exquisite torture on those who were unwillingly com pelled to listen to its strains as evoked by the miscellaneous pertormer. l nore has lately, however, appeared a ten dency on the part ot inventors to at tempt to mitigate this form of j.-umau misery, and the latest variation of a recent idea of covering the instrument with plush is to bring out a "library" piano covered with leather, a material which would at the same time lend it self to ornamental effects and consider ably reduce the volume of sound. Another device which will doubtless he hailed with gratitude by fathers of families, schoolmasters, schoolmistress es and their neighbors has just been patented. This invention is called "the nianophene ," and is uesigne.J to meet tho wants of students of keyboard In struments, by allowing them to practice scales and exercises without interfering with the convenience of involuntary listeners, while still able themselves to hear the remits of their perform ance. It consists of a 5 7-12 octave keyboard with keys of the same size and description as the ordinary piano forte, a simple but cflcctivo striking action, and the substitution of metallic plates for the ordinary strings. These being accurately tuned to th: ordinary scale, yield sufficient sound to make the playing on tho instrument distinctly audible to the player, and even (as in the case of the "silent vio lin") a source of pleasure to him, while it Is inaudible at any distance-such, for instance, as an adjoining room One areat advantage is that the in strurae t never gets out of tune, and is easily moved from one place to an-other.-New York Commercial Adver tiser. - . "German Syrup" G. Gloger, Druggist, Watertown, Wis. This is the opinion cf a man who keeps a drusr store, sdls all medicines, comes in direct contact w uu uic ,l- u j and knows better than anyone else 'liov remedies sell, and what true : merit they h.ive. lie hears of all the frlurc; and successes, and can there tore jude : I know ot no medicine lor Coughs, Sore Throat, or Hoarseness that had done such ef fective work in my Coughs, family as Boschee's o Tk,t German Syrup. Last Sore Throat, winter a caUed Hoarseness, at my store, who was suffering from a very severe cold. Site could hardly talk, and I told her alxnit German Syrup and that a few doses would give re lief; but she had no confidence in patent medicines. I told her to take a bottle, and if the results were not satisfactory I would make no charge fur it. A few days after she called and paid for it, saying that she would never be without it in future as a few doses had civeu her relief." A GOOD FARM near a County Seat in the Bepuhlkir Valley, Nehr , to trade for live stock, o stock ot merchandise. Address Hox ISO, York, Nebr. Cliiinses in the "Higr Dipper." One of the most notable examples of the constant ai:d yet almost imper jeptible changes taking place in the heavens is to be found in the motion of ,he seven bright stars collectively iuown as tho big dipper. Huggins '.he noted astronomer, is now engaged b proving that five of these stars an moving in the same direction, while 'he other two are moving in a direction directly opposite. Prof. Flannuarion litis reduced Iluggins' calculations to system, arranging them npon charts, l'hcse ingeniously constructed heavenly outlines show that ll)U,U0t) years ago the "Dipper" stars were arranged in the outline of a large and irregular shaped cross; and that 100,(XX) years hence they will have assumed the form jf an elongated diamond, stretching over three or fou: times the extent of ?ky now occupied t. Louis Berinhlic S'oreThroat W0llN09.CUTS.SWEU.ING3 THS CBABLES A. V0GELER CO., Biltlmore, Ml Manner Attends Nenrly All Work Many of the more modern employ ments have in them harmful tenden cies. The writing clerk is in danger of vriter's cramp often a serious intimi ty. In many cases the mental tension If railroad engineers and telegraph op jratoi's results in distressing nervous uilments. Tho pasto is exposed to liervous exhaustion from the incessant Intellectual demand made on him with 'n and beyond his parish, the draughts on his moral and sympathetic. suscepti bility by his care of souls, and his vi: its to sick rooms and the. Iiouks of teath. The physician suffers from irregular Interrupted and often insufficient sleep, from long rides in every sort of weather. s well as from secret anxieties over tnany of his patients. Merchants suf fer from the pressure of competition, from the complications and harassing iontingeiicies of business and from the iinancicitil crises that so often pros Irate in irrestievahle ruin the strongest mid most conservative houses. The farmer has his peculiar aoxicties tud at certain seasons a very severe pressure of work. Still most of his work favors hoalth, while seasons of (iressure are followed by seasons of re axation and rest. Uesidcs, the intro duction of machinery has greatly short ened tlio season of pressure and les lened its force. Youth's Companion James Worin'ley, whoso name is per actuated in the famous hotel in Wash ligton, was a colored man and fornierl; Uiackman. Making money at tin ms;ness, ho bought a few horse3 ani 'chicles and kept a livery stable, frou illicit ho accumulated a tittle fortune Iniong his1 early business ventures win t small inn, out of which has growt lio present hotel. Used in Millions of Homes are cured bij according to Directions with each BumiM it. r m V oca liiii Ijr CHICHrSUfS IHSUIIH. RED C0iS W DlAHOhD BtiD A T EWWIMft Mi riiS s ( TMC OMICiNAL ANO GENUINE. Tl- m)v f-, wiw r.Tl ZL ,t, niAM, TL- m Mkrr in ..ii.- vi. iU.iiMr4 fe-ii-. una wNu-fMT. v A.- m auDiiH. fur ttUlMrmiva. uaidi Srnir "VT'icr 8 ritEET. 3. A. liAIIEClS. TrpsMwit J.A T) ISO'S REMEDY FOE t est to use. Cheapest. cere is certain. For Cold in It is an Ointment, of which to the nostrils. Price 50c. mail. Address: E. T. &2 "A kSAs'.V . --rrc.liVEli --. tun V"4 Your health is a citadel. The winter's cformq arc? ihe lrtI-fi lll'A cominp; enemy. You know that this enemy will sit clown for live long months outside this citadel, and do its licst to break in and destroy. Is this citadel garrisoned and provisioned? The garrison is your constitution. Is it vigorous or depleted ? How long can it fight without help? Have you made provision for the garrison by fur nishing a supply of SCOTT'S EMULSION of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and I lypophosphites of Lime and Soda? It restores the flagging energies, in creases the resisting powers against .disease ; cures Con sumption, Scrofula, General Debility, and all A namic and Wast 'in sr Diseases especially in Children), keeps coughs and colds out, and so enables the constitution to hold the fort of health. Palatable as Milk. SPECTU. -Scott's Emulsion is non-nc-cret. ami ii prccritwl by the Medical Pro fession all over tiiu world, because Ms i:r-r ur- identically combined m suc.li a manner as to greatly increase tlieir remedied value. ... . ., ;,',', ' i.r.'.a'!' .v.lv bv Sco:l & bold bv aM 'rygK'utt The entire book is ably written, and (fives trusty information tor all who grow fruit of anv sort c.r kind. .Stark I Jim, nurserymen. Loufsana Mo., will send it free to all interested.-Orange Judd Fanner. Yoyr fncoiw lik" a dr. opi i lb .'. cr. Swim'IIih trt ! I see you fitdin t boar r y li ur, hwe. tlH-art! Yoir ronu led omI li is ivi-tn nwny, In vain 1 wenp, in vn n I 1'i-s.v, What poA-er Llcntli's mi "I !i nil ma stuy? Sweeliio u t, S.veellicaill Why, nothing but Ur. Pieroa's Favor to IVescriplion. li imparts strenglh to the failing pyntom, cures organic troubles, and for debilitated itid feeble women generally, is unequaled. It dis pels melancholy and nervousness, nnd builds up both tlesh nnd strength. Quaran teed to give satisfaction in ev ery case, or money paid for it refunded. The Fickle Alarm Cioelt. Tho workings of the cheap alarm ilock are beyond understanding. One Df these fickle inventions took it inta ts cranky head to stop short the other night, apparently for no reason in the svorld. It was a simple case of "pure jussedness." Violent shaking, gentle roaxing, resetting and rewinding had lot the slighf st effect on the willful mechanism. Finally the owner, in dc spttSr, pushed it aside on the table. He pushed it too far, for it fell to the floor With a rattle and slam. It at once Lave a lively chirrup, started merrily tin its way and has been trotting faith fully along with Father Time since lliat moment. If is should stop again 'he owner says that he should not now bo alarmed. Ho would pick it up and play foot-tall with it for a while, since :his seems to be the best way to repaii 't.-New York Tribune. ICi.ssinj;' StiiinfoH. Cicero speaks of a bronze statues of Hercules which had the features worn iway by Ihe frequent osculations of the devout. Several instances ot '-h-j same kind havo occurred in modera limes. The faco of a figure of tin Saviour among tho bronze has reliefs tvh'a.h adorn the. Casta Santa at Lorettc lias in this way been quite kissed away Tho foot of the famous statue of St. I'eter, in tho Vatican, has lost much of Ls metal by the continual application of the lips and foreleah of votaries, and it has been found necessary to pro tect the foot of the atatueof the Saviour by Michael, in the Minerva, from tsimi lar injury by a bra.M buskin. New Vork Ledger, . 40 Years the Standard. Lied. Iff d Jm,ir.u. laMK-reyi wiuoi-rfi-lt- At irujri Chicmcster Chemical Co., m4i..h Njuru, ki.4 -Hj llrf lur ltdl-." ix -Ur r.f rrfyrn HttlU IP&tigg 'lj-wif,t frticw mute. Ium a in-Art '" Viribi.Mtt a a -;tt fli-Uiaf. fa-iit-tiU ol moliiiils- b-imi for c lira liird aii pr.c?-.. niit Karbwirx. A.Mi-w Spur Wire Fence Co., Secretary. - W.h. 15 JLlliNWEGiv, Xreahn-er CATARRH. Best. Relief is immeoiate. A the Dead it has no equal asmall particle is applied Sold oy druggists or sent Dy Hazet.tixk, Warren. Pa. x3 l' - w.ie, Muiiu 'ucturii:;: e iicmists , Kew Yoric Or Morphine Habit I! (Oil. INS, (v!"lnal Dlscc-vcrer rainless Opium Anlidnlo. W i!l or.re yfii a' I oine v.-illiont any inrprrnption of o dinnry business, liook sent free to nny ad dress tlendreils of original test inioniuls of pliysicinns nd others fi r inspection at niT of fice, Itoom 27 Ainenc-in FCsprivs liuildinR, Mon ro Clmv-Ko, 111., I'. 0. .Orawor GS1 (formerly La 1'orte, Jnd ) wmm IS THE EEST MEDICINE lor She General Ailments of Horses, Cattle, Hots and Sheep. Hiey purify the Wood, prevent anil cure disease. Honest and reliable, In honed packages; used and warranted for over twtntf yearn Kveryone owntnj; a horse or catile (fcoDM give it Atrial. Madehy Emmurt Pit01-R1BTAJ Co., Chicago. Sold by all druggist. CHILES I Cactus Cum rhinned Handa. Face I l-ipt, lan, aunourn, rirapi Make I rough skin soft and smooth without being ttickir or greacy. Delicately pef turned . Render tacm powder invitiblo and make it ad here to the skin, imparting at one brilliant complexion. Price Ik, Hailed to any address on receipt ot price. Send postal note, siivaf r stamps. Address plainly, CHILES A CO,, 718 Chamber of Commerce, Chicag. The largest stock ot Artlfc cisl Eyes in the West. An u sortmenta? eves senttoasrr addresss, allowing parcinJC to select one or more ana re, turn tke balance thus assuriaii . perfTomg, ,6, Sujjft Chicago. coosulOnr and operatir, surgeon to the ChWsy 5. .nd Ear Colfeire. PaUenU at a distance treated Bye and unparalleled access and when Yisitimr tl a-orided board and lodirini at reasonable thedtt re pro FAT FOLKS RBduced 15 to !S noundspal month by k rtimedJe. nanniera iiai uh f nconTeiiltmce. Ui. teui o. ror cin'.uuitTi .fhi iwuui""in.. If. V w ia. o. n. v. bNvuKH, hui st., chwfnw rt(M 1UMJIU, 0 to ft daily ; to 8 Wod . and U K. omci Free Trade Prices No Protection' No Mm. aollftel tr JSC newinjr ins"i J43MaeliinH!lor.. wesffl now Bniiina osu Wetttorn Improved Bincat SeTfinft Muchim ms as eat complete with all at tHolunenbi and wnrracted for ytiun for onlr tltf. f.iiu toi c.rcnlAr and ae fmli.eacriptiotiol thv mil othor Kvylea to W. A. Scailla dt Oo. 1t W (ike sb.. Chioaaa. Ui- nnpiTnrri v POP'S GERMAN rUOlIlVLLI, stomach Powder, Has no eqnal for tha cure of Vyapepaia and Indigestion. Plica 78 Cimta Per now, Bnfficlent for day treatment Minted to any addraea opon reoeipt of prioa. Writ for taa- timoniala. POP'S OEBM AN STOMACH POWDER Co. U W. Polk at. aicata Ill I CURE FITS! When I aay cure I do not mean rasrety to stop them for a time and than bate them ret urn again. 1 JI rstlir.nl curs. 1 hT msde the disease of FITS, EPlj LKl'SY or FAIXINO 8IOKNKSSalifa-lonstudj. I warrant mr remod to cure tha worst oases. Docawaa athsrs hive failed Is no reason for not now reoeil emre. Send at onoe for a treatise and a Fn Botthtef say lafalllble remedy. ! Bipmas and Port OBoa, V, ttm MOUTi AI. Ih 1S3 Jarl Ht.. H. T. Iho nio-t compb'lB linn of Iree Hi lorin biiinln in the norto west.. lo.iilinj( the eel . Iiraied Equipoise nnd 0lrt wiiists, .leuiuM Miller epeeml ties and Jereey Knit Underwear. I-cimI eunnp lor free iJlueiniUW ""Kbs.uw.pikb. 7.1 Miidieon at,, t:hicao. Easi- PUS H3J V IV. I'liniiiwy. i wa km ra w tr-x ku tn s-j to ki mm r ill-. K. 114 whatwaaitT.