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f la thin iiicm. Ilutw a Ui.
iM with bread erutfci- . ..I i
ua sail and pppr ,0j
i iitiiw rhofpd onion cifrr ji
fMt nlB ' brd cruet.
4fr bits rpatmy. ., of (.f
as beforw, with bfl crumb,
ar on stock or gravy and
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milt n4 food
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w'ft inrrrti I" itavoir r.rtrr ra
0,, ptrarf iptlOtl. It a a W"ic;f ibu h
(4tnTI and d by prnmiamt
jvriui h yf In ll (ivi (
fjt r-Tipiot " nI "vu di-
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rMl" ! powftfol alffn t(icmil
qi, rp-oilr lf'I to v rim t a
-i4f iH kit it rffaUln tut tfomwr
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Ij .!h-'0 tofTrf from o'trou pro-
or -ihn!oi. owing tt nuifniioo
sdnwf'W '( b pr-uil funrtioB Th
f, pfr!tnt buuiii r qtitckljr t r:4
I rv -urr of irritation tt'sl
V of ty 'It to toif 'if (rd with tlw ' r- i
ratios ' I"' " tk( lb iofi:i
rompotiQft. at! tirrinrs vhifb
i yal t!? ttrrt to -p, fcut frt t
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V, W:l!tAM HtJOVli, of Bt!!
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fi:t ixitttrt
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IT trt iitli borl liro oJ now I do
lit rk for my Jtatlf of tt "
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t.i- t....-, A-e-V; wh.rh At.-Dao2
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l. .V .! A DOW a to trf 13 w-
,-ri to her owe
at. j wt.i etfrr t-rts .nd
' ac: r.A,o.-fae ti
a . r.tc i w it s fros er ;v v c-s.
! a rr.-aero her fta
Ci';;--.&b AEvi for
mer ;eout-r x.jrs-:.".4
J ntn imi wiiii fAti.-
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r. wa ur.e uav io . i-r-. when.
" urr Ui ;;vt tcrsi,!3 eo-ovxt-ct uch
f 4c "0'--d n'rrc:: t i"ike of,
-..... -rrjr. ,0;;d .ri-. keM,.Jf .a
" Lr ! h-rjr ie.r .o nJ
' - dw-df.il London -.
i h. te trf.rit to do ih:. Sj jo
l-ro ;h even nti thA. for tt-r t-r
tftr -Ar;inj lit .wav bt-r
""--,r tt in ihii,.iii-
; :. L-wevvr Utf-.I r.J .r,visie
tit- wi.oe tf.:r.k- miht W. jrrACr.v
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ft-r
Kn;:t:,i5t,!j the
i..f:.; your:; .nc-o;. n rony ft tta.e
t.e; J.-rry t.a-i rr.cr.- than uu-
' "r-.f ift,ie indi'tvr.dett.
a k"--Rir lu !. e.A,i by cd-b-.
ar.J .V j,r, .-rst hi m 'eo:ag io
t' - ii t a iue. Tlt. At act .,
Uk uftfR the C'rai'ticfti o'j'.i'uu.e uf ra
HllPl'!ai til.
W.tij H.Uirlu.nf '- she kind in her
i.iti'i r.r, t!." pr.'Svr,: tu ci-Il.3. the lit-Shi-romiin
:.nw ran nuTri.v off doW'i
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KNOWLEDGE
irx.p roriifort mil Jmpmifmrnt ftnd
1 lo crrami nioifwril wiirn
V-tir D"i. Tlie Bity. who lire
Clifl oilxtn mi enjoy lif tn'ir, with
h i-nditare, I.f mor j.r.rnptl
itr the worM' U-t rirwluru tc
irtt.U of rb7lrl Ulnjt, wi!l tt
a!'j to lifftlth oJ tli uns lnUi(l
tj:.t rinrif!r BLfAJTl lo ttiw
t, !-Trtlp uf Fif.
isi hit! l-n i due to lu rrrwnUrig
iti f irm moot prtttir' t. jU-a
i i, t!, tAt, tb rt f rrliing Aud truly
R4cia1 ir,rrtif of A rfrrt 111
rffi . tiisily rlrn-inir the ifKm,
t-i.ld, h-d !." atwt I'Tf'T
K frfu.AfM-ot!y rurtfig ctmtiptioii.
Iu firrti Atlf a ttnn to Drfiln.ru tod
KwiiU the ftprovJ of Ut oh-Ih1
nfenii.tt, Ii--a u it irii un tiie K
JjtKf Add I5.,wrl Without wrAk'
( t!itn n4 il U --rff( t!y fr from
bjrrti.ntl ulUioc.
Jjni of Kir U 1t aaW by ll druff-
V" ftOlf l bi.ttW, but tt ! BlAO--rtor-d
by thw CAliforoia Kif hyrup
-!t, who Dftiuc U mnli-i on r--fT
iif',i!n th non, fyni(M.f Fi(t.
-t UiBr wrII InforoifJ. tuu U -m-toT
u'iituic if o(i rr-1.
il3 SHOE oJ!
5. CORDOVAN,
II3.UF01ICE.3SOUJ.
LADIES'
W.L-DOVOI.AS,
ABnmTQN MASS.
I WAV Mr wf WHrlll
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ATA tA larfl IMOT'lrtimi -rf
!! wul I. A..lji.l
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r. e.ert aid. Hiu.;.. j e.tnec " ,
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in ti.r nl. tin- '.An 'di-r.iT i:i-!i:- i
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h.ir ri. tin- tAo
IbAt th. i-"-. 1 r-jd jcod a -s ax.-oc I
l Ilia tf-5 At UCAtam rt-.Lt Lai !
brea nr. n.j.t btr tt.. ttUCi I
Ttrd t--t pa trm-3.E ttt fv-t i
wa t'tt.ij frx:. lie 'at t!.ftt. m i
tav o' trfr t-d.koo: Aad r'y tr.a- !
at Wa B-.y p-u 40 Cf :
of tt ft.i. Aji4 ifl co&a a !
wa.- atr.tt.y e-JV-co: fr-.-ra u. ctAat-e j
It otu.d. lit-rr 'or. no itcve c! j
lifhjLATw. wto. f-ft.r.y w:ta ii, ;a- j
Irtt.OB of --. tj tj .!:.
crt-j.; ts..m. Aid now a.;cfc5
treat c. ia ber J
C2 sjrV it. ;c:r'-rfiw wa.
of co.n-e . -;..r-. . A .i tt-, -.irv
m: 1 ..": r w te.p. w t-ra it . tTArvi i
tUlUOOf ft pary fr Jt-lriv: ttt !
co.rc..c;,ftt.t.Jc :.- eh f.irr. iji
ere uLAt.-e u Co u. cx..d trc.jr t e -Cj
- - fti: ftOd j-ru.i r
pe rAt.- o' tt t: was not aft'y t
r ft ;a tr.At tj !ts-.r. --.:"A-r I
Aia .T!..te a ti-ur tr td ftadrta i
wt.r.r: r&-r.ii f.o h.x w:;h a g-t-r- I
ts.it h-tt iir :rr. nJ:-rx tT.xgov r
tte f..-c..- proaoE'-vry. ad a cry tit i
ro-e At--ve tte tAjf.c of ttr w -. !
he Etrtfly lAoitei ft.v.i. ar-d tAt
brr very fa.e. H.t Ce cftah: Ler t.v j
tie rta teTrtie.es. fu ter f't i
ti t a. was cot nm . 1
i;jj in.
" M tat, you rojr-t aharr." t crii
ft te Ji.d aO. "wtfti. I tcde roil tl-T.n
did i eh- ! y Lrvvre. It a ft gir., ''
cau i z.g r.gll of tr md of a j
A.y a An.orjd h-r ttrt. -'Is s a !
gir. Dy a.i 5i.t ( wotidrfJ. Aod a
nare ;rf.y r:rl. to.x U't:., rcy Iajk-I,
coa, i otlv,'' ft bort of tArs tow
Aii-creJt-d the rt she a; of alarrs.
. ooe. .ro.'"cv:it;uui the :r-er.
p:t.rA her oa the ahotiider. and a'aii
jaicg: At the ject- of his trie;,
"to tt-ei fur .l this d.n. I wo-ld not
tar doLe :t :f had kouwa you were
ft a.rl; but after a.i. tier no hari
dor.e. I oc'.y n.eazt to cake you .urxp.
AnJ 1 owt-a you on fur kxr'.r.: tasfort
haai with rue at this r-io; the tet
!; :a the stream, or I am aiatakea.
i. uat hj;;rira5 have you two t: or.kn
to :;) the tr fir a. -eh- ! ttt e
ra ci ;nie you cab'i cavh ihe trout
yotir tt. and you oa.y make a tte-s
of O'tivr f.:.;.ie'j por'u oh. I say
tti.i-,;h -" a a, the irnecj; fat t)t
'e l ttivn the trimrfitr.jf crve'.. o,ii-oattio-
y oceii by Dotia.d.
Jii'--3 iro ceAr, and hii under-t-uvi
iiolir!i to jt eive that om
CT.e u liUt.:: rated, ar.d that hi nj
l.i- yo.ittj ;, shin . tcoriver.
l!S 3. ftraed.
' J3 Joa at.-h !1 thie'-" demanded
the 5-. ootr.er in aocents which to.d
the'r own ta'
r - ' f " " .
i ot..i.a tic-.iiiea.
"And here -in tti-poo'.'? '
The brat nodded ajraia j
"t ci heaven, wna, luek' And I'll
warrant ySu hate ha.i the t-ft of
then;, too, you yours if ra. al And you.
too, you Jenny or Macie. or whatever
tfcev ca 1 vou. vo.i caa tnrow a ane i
Hlheit UiZlz Ltivc-ia Tower. Li res: U. S. Ccrt Report
aU Vk
AD50LUTEI.Y PUDC
Tha Toaw.
Tt Kan with a tasty voice cerer
Mr. f urn. II U a pt-jumit. ft;. 4 saxcw
wtth unexpected eyes at the projrres of
TtEls. yaies, ahart-'y d. fined tocrs
denote th euergetie man, th ortcica
tor cf project. Tty characterize the
""man of the world," the maa of ftctioa,
cot of taoujht. The siow and hesitat
ing speAk-r is rartly quick in acuon.
liia sdi-ela: proceed are tardy, though
the prod j ft m&y tw of permanent
Tftloe.
Tbvt nwa l nr ot PaaA a
Oown Pnuc Fr-irick of rrossia
i u now in h: twri.'ta year. II u o
I far adTAood ;n hi studie and so ma.
tare for hta Aje teat Knperor Wiiliam
j :s thtakinf cf f.f.Lg h.ra aa ratal ;isa-
rc-r.! o' til o a wiui a a-pu-tr. ret
inue of fterTaiiU, in order UiaI b may
ea;!y Jearn loeovern. lb crown irmro
u a remarkab'.y bright lad, ar.d is Mud
ty an Eupsa T.sitor to the place to
ypeak our lancuAe SueutJy and taik
it, not ol.t rapidly, but well.
X
an he
i saw voa from the tank, j
.'-'l 'rum th,.
. site.
I hi.
th
e ar.i niuniMd
wnmi. ri s -ta at
'aro r th? 1 3i.-t t
i.'r ;.ti i n.,-' !,.--
.1 it :n word- ' uarti-r n an
hour In rri.il . lull'. t)i-n ii;:i! tlict:, "i.
tt. -i ; o' the Ii u n. wr.i.-h mu d t
hi-itr.i cv.-r nior- ati'l nior" di-tinv-y
mar tg .n i t mi do . rt.-t: tii- b t.
t.r.d.'
of lb.'
-int a- (iro.. bed r.
U 1 ban at any o!
ut Ii a j r--' ; :
An i I nj w h it a io. e rod," picking it 1
up ' w here 5,d you pet that rod' VChp. j
jriod it ye. iiiji-H--" e-y inc the broao
tlioUi,'n .ir;-!.
i-ni ;.(( Ii to lia .
.ur.ii''."; i o
In tin- lit ui. t,t
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ii
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ai rinii ti-.iiif
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;a of a '
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HSIl.-ii "
iir
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out uii
th iro-
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A nU'
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itf.
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ii ti'-r dar-
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fo'ind
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lirul i
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n
an -It . h rot.A'h
'I aiul torn a;iy
; tbaii llial 'lotitn-il
t, a d ho now
h.T i (iiii'ir m.-r
iii:ri'. until each
-ntiiv dank, a -ti
ii - 1 1 ' 1 e 1 1 a;ii.i U
Attl
I lo
o ro ii! to .
y -uUi.l."
tif'.r Ali'
i,-!i. A -i)
f ! from
i ! Ii- ti-i
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i . and t"'
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tni t n
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ililiow. t"5-
'i in' rn'iT.
i 1 I'i.-Ilt.V '(:'
I"
in. h
t tie ha t o' ! I..
o r-h t tie t !.--a
n-t li it; ru'
r.'
that had !
1 hav1
Northern aia.ect it) an v.ncii takatnv ;
Sou! hei n a.-iviii. aud eyetnij tfie piv-tty
rod. of a tn;iK" -uj eriur to ifca hii h
be hini-e'.f ii.' d. .fuui.!y a ht- aja.ke.
i brr- .- no tort o: rv-pon-o. Mi
f'a-ti' Wil of In.-tiiturew. a- for on e
f.-e'.in beraelf fairly caught in her
own trati tlrannv hail told her.
wliat iniihl tie the result of her re. '
t-nt liate, aca.tnat rvsuit tiad s'rut
iy om:e to
The 'in ciak.ne e m stake pre
liK ted by tl;o wi-r head was clearly a
ger.tU-man. and tAnr Jerry, tearful and
wiiliUu', had a ! the instincts of a lady.
!! a.-.. r.-uiiful to her to tx- addressed
a.- slie now U inj: not that ther
, wa- an - ili. tut r.uli- or diSii'reeabl
'iUi-r in the iitrangor's tone or ma'
b r it wi- u in iently .(hwc and
familiar to ar upon the ear of a hita-!kii-..i
voutiit maiden. aH,'utoiiied to a
i .-riain decree of deference added to
i ..irte-y an i although a i-ott ipe assie,
'ii-h a he a de-aied to t. would
oniliaii tiavi- found no fault eithi-r
Aa Injsalir ta Col dr-a.
It is cottar to ft child to coapare
him ucfTorab:y witii gome little play,
mate or friend, saying: -rote my Nod
die would not behave so," or "Christie
Johnson rieTer acts in that manDer.""
The effect :s to rcate your httie boy or
girl resentful g a:av Tommy or Chris
tie, aad the reproof thus adaitn.stered
seldom tends to the improvement of
the child cecsureJ.
An elderly woman died some months t
ago after a ion llliies. A friend ot !
the family, who made constant kind
inquiries, a as always dented admission j
to her room. Flowers and dainty
dishes, books nd picture, which this
frend sent, were never receive favor
atid at last some one thought best to
ask the reason. "It is not like you,"
she fa:d. "to be so capricious. Why do
you freat Mrs. iu thij strange and
hanghty manner?'
A shade carae over the invalid's face.
'I have hated her," she replied, Wei
since we were stx years old, and she
was held up to me as aa exaivple. It
h to late to change my opinion now.
Mie may be a saint or a ministersng
angel, but she need not come to see me,
for I will never be ble to endure the
sight of her."
This, of course, was an extreme case,
but something like it, less marked in
degree, but equally determinate of J
character, often happens where unwise
parents stir up strife between children.
The better plan is to jude and to
treat each little child as au individual.
Comparisons are always odious when
they stiow cr.e pers in as a foil to an
other. ! o beiurs are more sensitive to
blame than children, and ro passion is
so cruel as jealousy, yet we hurt this
sensitiveness and awaken this jealousy
when we tell one of our children that
he or st;e is awkward, or clumsy, or
rude, or brusque, as compared to this
or that ccmpjtiioa. lVa'ses go farther
than blame in cbild-training Harper's
Baxar.
The rein who has calves to carry
through the winter should have bran
or crusned oats ou which to fer-d item.
B.f.er mi'.k may be caused by moldy
fodder. Saltpeter . teaspoonf.ii to
ki quarts surred in the milk wiU re
lieve it of its bitterness. P.ac weed also
causes biUer milk Farmer's Voice.
How t Tfcu!
We orTer Or. H .i- f-e! r dlr Reward
for ar.y ca. of .atrra- that rannot bw
rumi bv It s i s laiir h i ur-,
K J. CH EN KY A i y.. IVips , Toledo. O.
We the ar.deri:it-.i have knoan F. J.
Cheney for the i-: H year and bvl.evw
him perteetly honorable in nil tmsmesa
trar.SAi-tions and r.na: c.llv aide t carry
out ar.y obligation mad iv ihrir firm.
WmI Tsi ix, Wtkj.eA" I'roMists. To
ledo. O.
Wlt:so. K'.nkvx ,t Mjkviv Wholesale
Proig ?t. Toiwio. O.
11 All Catarra urr is tak.-n inti-mAily,
acting directly upon the bh! an.', r.iaeonn
snrtaees of ihe 5ytem. lYice TV r
bottle. Sold by all lmgjit. Testi
monial Ire.
An exchange says that if a cow gets
clicked with aa apple or potato, hold
ing up its head and breaking an egg in
its mouth ; a sure cure. The same
remedy is recommended fcr horses un
der similar circumstances.
J.Tsr F-xrrcToT i both a t.;'ia;ir
and curative in all Lttnc 'ontpiit:t,
lironebitis, Ac It is a standard iemeiiy
for Conch and Cold, and needs only a
trial to prove its worth.
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toiij.. ," . o ild K. idi : t-nee
AIM at an :it..'i K.v ino.ii.'Mt
o! -kfd her nut o -"U "
1i.hi-. from tin- la i, i-lo'
u.t iand.'ii a ' tif on.-.
UK i UK a! mil.. lona;.l
hoimld al the iiiorn.'iit difW
(iil to th-' rwK" It i oilllt. '! !''
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land V
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a. Milli.'th.n.' '"' l,1:n
lor
bad
d
the i 'it of te e-U-ow or . Iiu. k of i
the 1-i.in hieh u inmianied the lust I
in ,-.:irv. it i a haw to av which of the!
two a. tiona the indigtianl little lady!
!t:i.-1 r..-eiit--ii. i
I'ei I. a; -a the i t re-oiloetion that.
-h- had i-ioii'ht Uith on heraelf n ;
we- . ! ir t :.an a 1 la-aioe. ;
II it h.'i-o - he bad not ?! ok. n. l-iiir '
--.'?. i :'"it oi-.-iii'ieu in a'eaiiyitii; her j
ti-.-f..,.'.o.. Inul a, and i heekim;
tin- teai-BAtr.eb.dowh.it she would, j
...id no' a.'; at oti.-e l e re-trained, but j
ik in.- It .oin ey ed in the ebanj.-iiir of i
; n b n i.aii for broad NOleb was tot)
iiiUi-'i. ntid eiial.i ed her. better than
an thii.ur could have done, to ri-
' t'a'n ' Ii ronunan i of tier small self.
i Mi" now drew hastily away, drew
up to li.-r full high'. - alua the cruel
1 vt-iiow o !-k;n hid the grace with
! wbi.-ri -lie did it and ith quivering.
I i a-ioiiat" -tnne to assert her-
-.I!, h-'i rights and her dignity.
! TO UK l 'S I I S I KU.
I'ainl I n if.
It i- s.ud tli.it the amallest piece ot
painting in the world has lecenily
la-en ceeuted b a I'leiuish artist
It is ainted on the siunoth side ol
d h;- n-
t it 'j
had
liiillif to
I.
h
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on.
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v a'rt. to
jK.n the
i o Aiit.y
a daoo.
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in- a o . -U-
lit- l-r
. i .1.1 to bale
; ih-lr prtty..bng tA., '"J
l.,-..,l I.IWI1I ra-. all I t a a i n g
liiZ-in or i.'tln' out
tl. taeaing. A'l'i
Ith whii Ii the men
t'nlr 111110 u"
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T r g annv. moreover. h,U to aUJ
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otiUld. No" i.otliing
tjtml m.i ro
.illjo-t Aaba'M-d I.' ' to '
wt.x I. he ! ' "I"'" !'"r
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no part In thn h ,
at lh Al.eet. tli
other maiionver '
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waa more ex-
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thai "I b '
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r.'eeh,-d the II' I'.I, I.A.
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ll-,g t,i bain 1-1' ':1 1 - ' f
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fa. e A A -till
ft
cram of common wtiue com. uuu
,ti iures a mill and a miller moiint
nig a -t.iir ith a aaciv of grain on
hi hack. The null I represented as
atan lii.g on a terrace and noiir it is
a hor-e and carh while a group of
aeieial peaanl are mown In the
' road neir by. The imltirc is leauti
: fulh di-titi U every tibjc t being
finished with tnlcioacoi tc lldelm, yet
by care; ut nieaaureinelil it is shown
tint the hole paint :mr doe not
cruer a surface of half an inch
juare-
orlh lleiiiiiileriigt.
Accord in J to a recent pauithiet ' y
ut ltaliati doctor a sure way l re
storing life in cases of llC'd "
hold the patient' tongue riruiiy. Al
t.r t otber (loctois had worked lor
an hour without re-ult ("era yum.'
u m who was apparently drownc.l. be
jhruat siKioii into the patients
no. th. acl'ed thelongue, and worked
It lolentiy until the patient avo
, un ot iiia
olU ia-r.
( lb. Ul nnot,
ttn! rin k to
' t .an twtinir , v .- .- .-!....
h Herat ng in Jerry . , - quired a vo ce aimonv in i'"
,,,, and ih.'? iurtlln. . tho gentle sound,
Irualw, swept in Kuum:nmue moor ,
tt ? i M K t'U . I'lat"1' - a.
ret. l.-d out tort h- nformaUon w htco , . ( M
nt ,Kn wler- lint i'f.. i it Air.it ni' - - .
t i.. muse ot in- ji'i . .....i.ti, ij,i, the
hillll ItiC waiei i"i""'J - '
stomach and the gastric juices hate
full I'lav. Water with the food
weaken the digestive Huld. Hi
atomacti U small, therefore do ti.H
let. him get too thirsty and dr.tik loo
much.
Voir can always toll spring . hick
eo by IW cr'w-
th" noi
"Mupid tov. ' ado I
. i.. that, if )"U can
t. . i ..... .,.ili .'ouillltl over
l,e i.w ......... - r I,., ra
oh, Donald, you i .im. .- -
( o IWK go " a
hai-W. I SAV " OB' K
me.
t oil arfl
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wain you v - - , . ,
oaek!" waving a peremptory hand
HM la-'kl-'inftlaHt-rn'remoonort
... ..n thn imv anvth nff. m
"in i i.". ' v "
ftruFTtdear In tb Factory.
A prince among advertisers, William
L. Douglas, President of the W. L.
louglas Shie Co, Mor.tello, Mass , is
not less eminent for practical kindness
to the host of people employed by him
in the production cf the celebrated S3
shoe. We look catural'y to a jiian of
his enterprise for comprehensive an3
noblu lienevoletice, and we are uot dis
appointed. Add ng still ar.other ex
pression of his manly good feeling to
wards people who depend on him tor a
livelihood, he has appointed a well
equipped physician as rustotian of the
heal.h of the work people. E.ery per
son employed at the factory commands
the doctor's services, either within its
walls or, if need be, at his or tier own
home; and it is within the physician's
province, of course, to prescribe abs.u
lute rest when this shall appear neces
sary or desirable. The Douglas doctor
txacts no fees from his pst'ents, his en
gagement heme by arrangement with
Mr. Douglas, whose claims on the loyal
good-feeling of the employes are em
pha.sized by this expression of his
bounty.
It oiiirht to be generally known that
since December, 18SS, the principle of
arbitration has been recognized by
formal agreement of the W. L. Doug
las Shoe Co. witn ita employes every
mau in the employment of the firm
signing an agreement to submit any
disagreemeetit that may arise and not
otherwise be settled to the State Hoard
of Arbitration for a decision to bind
both parties.
Hoit to Mak Dripped CnlTVa
The coffee pot, (tripper and all,
should be scalded with boiling water
before using. Then put in the tipper
divis'on one coffee cup full of ground
coffee- the coffee should be parched a
cinnamon brown and ground rather
fine. I'our over the coffee one coffee
cup full ol boiling water and place the
coffee pot where it will keep warm, but
not boil. Let it stand until the grounds
have entirely absorbed the water, then
add another cup of boiling water; when
that has dripped through nad one cup
end a half more of boiling water. This
makes tbiee cups of sti wig, good coffee
Every year the emperor of Italy re
ceives a present of 10,000 picked Vir
ginia cigars from the emperor of Aus
tria.
The great thing in this world is not
so much where we stand as in what di
rection we are moving To reach the
port of heaven we must, sail sometimes
with the wind and sometimes against
it, but we must sail ud not drift or lie
at ar.chor.
riso's Cure for Consumption ia an es
pecially good medicine for Cr-np.--Mrs
M K. "A vent, Joneaboro. Texa. May Wh,
1SU.
Did you ever brush pie crust owr
with the white of an ecg before pot
ting in the fruit ? It wht keep it from
becoming "sogev."' ,
Mm. WUialow a SooTiuN.i Svut r for rhiid
ren leethinf , soiiens ttie cms. rod-ire- ml'.ani
maucn. alUys pain.ctirv wind oohc i'tc Kittle.
Did you ever notuv the difference
between old and new flour when used
for pastry ? The old is always preferred.
I Had Silt Rheum ,(
On my hands for ix years. I consulted
different physicians and took different
medicine, but did not realise relief from,
any ot the tri atnient. I suffered terribly.
and nnally gave
up discouraged.
N o t i c ' n g the
pood Hood's Par
aapar.Ha was ac
eo m p 1 is hing. I
pun-based a sup
ply. When I had
taken a fourth of
a bottle I noticed
a divided change
of feeling in my
hands. con
tinned faithl'nlly
wiih Hood's Sar
spam. a, and to
the surprise of
the neighbor and myself, my affliction
was soon pertectly cored. Since then t
have taken Hani's Sarsaparilla every
spring to keep niy system in p.Mtd order.
I give it to niv children also with benefit
to their health. Mn. J. S. Whitksidb,
Alcdo, Illinois.
HoodV; Cures
?frs. .r. S TP f reside,
Hood a Pills are purely vegetable. "2,'ic.
GMtapiiD
HEW SHORT LINE
TO
h FRANCIS. Gen'l Pass'r Agent, OMAHA. NEI.
N. N. I. No. 3I1--4A. Vorh. Nak.
WIIKN WKITIMO TO A I.VKH I ISKKA
plraaa aay yon aaw I he adaarllacuiaat
In tbla paar.
3ttaw rfl women
that there is one rhewnahcyneuralgic, sciatic, and all-pmtt
remedy, as harmless as water, and sure as taxesA is
L Jacobs Oil used by everybody .sold everywhere.
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