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I. Moraes U (tie first prraldVnt to
fee elected by the people, and t tt day
alio the lit 111 anniversary! of the
foundation of a republican fo of
government in Uracil.
His fust public act, that of (enwlintj
an emissary to make p ace th iihe
rebels tn thetonth, marks t lie tier prf-
Mitlieiu republic advance on tt pl(.n
Of eacH ar.rt commercial prosp-ity
'f 1 orK i It-raid.
Dr.PIERCffS
Golden Medical
DISCOVERY
Cures Ninety-eight per cent.
tases of Consumption, in
1 Larlier Stages.
Although by many believed in br i i.'iira
blc, lilclc 1 tile t-W'lt llir of hlil.elrr is e.f
hvitie witnesses to the fact thai, 111 all its
earlier otJves, consumption is a cui.ible
dire. Not every cue. but a Ui;e f' r
cenlavr . iiiifs, anl we t In vc, ,'(
prricnt are cured by l)r. Pierce's liol'le 11
Medical t!,verv, even after the disease
has progressed mi far a In induce lcpe ited
blee-ehuiK trout the Iuiiks. severe hutf. rm
coiiKh with copious eicctorntiiiii I includ
ing tubercular iii.ittiri. ifteat lo-.s of Iksli
and extreme eui.icutioti and weakness,
Io yon doubt that hundred' of Mich cases
reorted Inns a cured by " Golile-ti Med
ical Jtvoverr " were ijemiine t a-e of that
dread and fatal disease ? You m ed not take
our word for it. They have, in in- irlv evi ry
instance, been so pronounced by the beit
and most experienced home physicians,
wivt ha-e no inlere-t whatever ill mis.
ri'pre-serttinjf them, and who were often
inriipiy pt 1 -jiKlte-efl una adviscel against
a trial of '(,eil'len Medical I lisc.vt-ry. "
but v.hi have been forced to confess that
it Mirpasv. in curative pow-r over this
fatal malady, all other mediant' with
which they are aripiainle-d. N a-ty cod
liver oil and its filthy " emulsions " ami
mixtures, h id been trie d in nearly nil these
cases and had either utte rly failed tei bene
fit, or had only seemed to berv.ht a little? for
a short time Kxtrat of 111.1't, whi-key.
anel various prep-iratiems of the hypophos
philen had alsei been faithfully ttied in vain.
The photeiKrnph of a 1 a t a - rmuilecr of
those cured of, consumption, hroncliitis,
linR-.riiijr eolith-, asthma, rhitmic na-'il
catarrh and kindn-d maladies, have been
sk il'.i'cll r.-produrrii in 3 Uoeik of 100
paKe ,vbich will be mille d te, yon. em re
ceipt eef aelelress awl six cens m sttitnps.
Aildrrss f"f hook, World's Inspi-nsaiy
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ltn excellence in due to ita presntinc;
In the form mot arccpUble and pleas
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beneficial properties of a perl'fct lax
ative; effeetuiilly clean-iin the syntem,
diaiiellin colds, headache and lt ver-i
ami peroiatictitly curing conidipntioii.
It !iaa (riven witisfae'tion to million!) ant
met with the approval of the medical
profeahinn, bceau-f it ai tn on the Kid
neva. Liver and liowela without weak
ening them anil it i perfectly free from
every obji-ctieinablc nubstance.
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Co. only, whose name ia printed on every
package, alao the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informal, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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1 WtTHKN WRITINO TO AIVKHTIaKH
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''H'sofro ii. ina'.tin.' for ;'-
iee-," ij 1 ii it ti ( 'ceil, ca ! ill : y I'isi n 1 at lust
1" IO. "1 -X!H'e-t she) h.- H 11 (inl'TI'd
I'U-'K to l--i. bo is nil exi'ilii in littbe
1 11 .lit.'. 1111 i bit 1 no biwne-ss to be tip at
Ibis bo jr. Ah to lo-r eoino v,i) nB, I
nlie,"' !(,y J Til 110 IllOt blT WOllld lUJVfr
be ir .f it.''
"i'leor child I botitj I bavc not -r it
her into u M-nipc " re-plie d lii-llciielc-n.
Hut bo bail loi'iTotte-n nil aleotit it
when he; iiiine hoin.j at ntM, tuiel
Joi ry i)ci-iJi.ol not to have waste-d a s n
oe' ii oiiii-tit on the oft -re i-ale-! queiryr
"What iru.-t be have tboiiy li'
She; l.ael Mil! a bud day. br.t if, Intel
borne-- so ue! iriiits, even rsin h frttits as
tdie co'ild bet'sedf ajiproedat.-. for tr runny
l'e-rie'e llri,' tll.'lt till) I'lllllJ bad bi'fll ll-hS
10 blaiiies thim appeared, and that it
bail l cen oiiiy natural that blot abonld
j'ltiirj a', a proiioa; eo on! in ly in ii!-
e-or.lai , with Iht taatus, fe-lt pitiful
and oiai iiss.onato, anil H-t ulamt
i-niie-di iy to i onsioi'r wtiat, sbe siiould
do In "niuke up'' lo hurdurling lor tno
jaist.
Then thi! liriuht idi-u oe-enrred UiIht
l hii Jerry Hlnniidait up to tin! iuto
hiit'i'C'i-, hl'oiilel bo oxhoi'ti'd tu bo very
11 lii't ami hoduti!, and told that she
would tints p. live; to ('apt. li'lh:ndoii
in the n ,ost sh! is'iictory nuuiivr. that
elii! wan eine-fieiiiiT iroiii the- chryaliis
stnti!, and was, in fact u, on tbo very
i.orilini:H of butto: (ly braid.
.Ii rr.v wiped her eyes, which hail bc
t'tin to brim afii-sh at thee firul wor la,
wh'-ri it came- u tiiii point.
'J o s!t up tn the lati! mi; peer would
certainly lai ii yreat tiling, ntexi. bi'st,
i not u'to as eood as noinir out on the:
moor, and tbo j;h, to bei sure.-, the lat
ter mi lit have! entailed I he loriner.
tliero was no Hlisohilo cert.nntv tliat. it
ivoo.d iiiive done so. liail she' Ikooi
aliovi-d to go with her cousin and his
trie-mi, it was ciiiiie- possible that
:. runny mi;:lt have ni'Nt lor her ulanit
imddiiy. in w liieli e a-i! she- would uis
sii t'by lia.o lost ail chaneo of the
oveuin treat, siticif she e ould tiurilly
have faced her grandmother vvilb two
iitiwontoel in itieisis in one day. Tin.!
point woubl then have been, which to
eliO'iMj be! wiM-ii?
Hut bore- was granny herself propos
ing the Slipper, unu prupo-dug it in the)
k iiidest uiannor. placing, as it were,
the .'etitn.'st of tinkers on a tendor
BpOt.
O runny was nure, aiio aaid.that Cajit.
Ils'Uenileu .'itid meant no harm, he had
or.ly been InuuihtloriH: ho hail no littlo
SiuilerB of his own, and diu not know
about them. Cranny wiw aorry sho
had apoken ao atranol v, an I hop. il no
more would bo thought alxiut it It
Lad been quite riLjht of Jerry not to no
down again. Andnowhe shoald not
B.iy anytblni; to their gunnt imiiietuso
re.:licf on Je-rry" part , and nothing
more, need Ue hoard of the uintterr.
A Hmall hand stole into hoix at t.hia
(Kilnt. The old laeiy fondhiu it, and
understood it meaning.
A aetise of Hibelued com'ort and glml
nt'ra titoW: into tha child iM'e'ast, nnd
tilled it to oversow ing pre'ex ntly. The)
agony of hbaum, vexalion. and diMip
pointment ban le t it sore an i aeh ng.
even when the first throe. liMd tmsm-d:
but now, evening approaedicd. ho; o
again lilted up its hoael.
.She was to all up lato. and have heT
place laid at table. She was in put on
her longeest iro.:k and bee in the drawing-room
t y granny ' slibi when the
gentlemen i ame in and slie need not
giv e any explanation of her not return
ing to the breaKfiwt laSlei, a it wo dd
be (juite aullli-ient te reply to any in
quiry that granny had not wished her
to go out.
Toallthia Jerrv meekly a-.enled;
and presently granny hail the Hatislue
lion of bcuring her cheerful little!
tongue prattling away again as if noth
ing bad hapixtniid.
"A piece of white heather Iroin tbo
ptarmigan iieaks,'' crieid Hellendeii,
gaily, i;o ning in In the dtiak with it in
bis hand. "From the very toninont
bight of your land, fair lady,' holding
nut tho sprig towarda (eeraldine. "1
know that 1 should find some, though
Haymond Maid not. Will you then ae'
cept a a gift what you ooti d claim an
a right?"
She took it ahyly.
"We have had Hindi a day, Mrs.
Campbell," continued tho npoaker,
with unimation "mi h a gloriotm, un
rivelod day. A day ever to be remem
bered, it has made up for a hundred
bad week mich as: the laxt. We have
u.ain our thousamls. and wo have
walked our league's, and have aeon
hueh 8 ghta, Hiieh atretchea of iniHir
iiion miMir, and mountain iioii inoiiii
tain, und o many aea lochs, each like
a ueparuU) ocean, with ita own litt e
uo"t of herring Uiats, and ita ow n vil
lage of Haliei-mon's tillages --oh.' we
have hail a grand day altogether. I
shall nev er lorgi t it. S an never hope
for mich anot her."
Then bo glunced at his other an dtor,
who waa inutolv lictiiiiing but not look
ing at him. All at once he re olbvied
and iinilerstooel.
"I am alraid there is no doubt Unit I
wiuh in the wrong alioiil, your coining.
Jerrv," ho owtu d frankly. "Vim s. e
1 had no nloa o w ha it in gol'iy to
be like. The grouinl we went over was
much too rough lor any pom . ami wu
fetty severe even on IJavmond and
me. 1 liOj e jo.iillil not think me ve:'y
era y to have pioi osinI il, Mis I innp
liell,'' turning totlieohl lady, ' hut you
hoe inooi'M inne r -o ami thai at liu-i-raig
waneusv walking. Ju-1 whore
W a had 011(1 liilieh on, how. vr, I here
was a path, and I b.dii.ve the hoy and
pony i arno up by it. Wo are to lunch
lit I ho same place bi-iuorroiv. .Now,
e oiiid wo not Indiii o vim to come up''
That would iilone lo Hi y little irietid
hero for my ii'ilorliimtte Hiiggi'ntiou of
the morning. What do yon think.'"
"I will think alxuit it ( apt. Hellen
den." - 1
"Vou ilo ri.ie, I know." continued
he. "1 naw your excellent jajny in the
etab'ies ye-ote-rday. (b, he woL'Id carry
you up that path."
"(.rannv h.t-o't'-r. ! -n up it," in-tcrpone-ei
a vujall voice unable to hold
b-ii tt any louge-r. "( .rarmy and I have
had our luncheon o'teu at the very
pla e, haven t we. clear.' And nim uoei
not iniii'l any mo ntaiti path, j i an U:ll
i'o.l. apt . 1 e-iie-liil. il."
"Il ci-rta nly so .ruin very pleasant,''
smboine el grunnv for heoelf ' and if
'o morrow r)iould U- as tine iu to-day
"f f course ! nu went her is a nee es
hiiy for .-ii h an expedition ." ass.-nte-d
il- j i n os.-r rea illy . " lit we are going
to have a long eH-ll of line we atii. r
now, every one isagir-e ef. so we uiev
hope; for tin' best, and be-went gaily o:T
to iiuike ready lor 1he evening.
When bee came buck only . erry wa-)
in 1 he elrawi rig room: Mis. t a i p'eejl
bad beo n r ailed away, and (Veil bad
not yi 1 1 oriio doevn.
He looked ro.inel, then walked
fctraight up to the litt'e gir.'s side.
"Was it very bail this morning'.-" bo
whi-p red. "l'il 1 let you in for a
hciiirting. .i'errv?''
t'.or I oseun fie aved.
"Tour littn; thing!" said ho ficni
fently. "1 am i-o sorry. It was al. my
f tut. They were i.uite right, vol
know, yoiei'grun b: atuinaan cousin It
wouid really never liavo dofle, an 1 I
ouyht ne.er to have set you on to ask
t In m . I am awfully aori y " ..
"Oh. it it iioesn t matter.
".x o noe is angry with you, I hopo'.'"'
"i Ij , no not now.
"I a n so sorry, so awfully sorry.
Yoil do forgive me, don't, you,
'hough'" continued liellendeii, who
really bad no idea how softly an i ten
eierlv ho was sneaking. He was, as he
said, ho very sorry, ami he had a atrotig
suspicion mat his sorrow wae not 'in
deserve i. Ho iron I I pi're'e.ive trae-es of
a striigg e und emotions not yet en i re
ly within chock m on tho childish
count.-nances ca t down : elore bun. an 1
fellsure that more had happened than
bin! wo id own. Involuntarily lii.s
I hand look hers and held it.
j " o i i o forgive me, ilon't you'" ho
: said again.
she bad bacly time
"Vi.'n,'' ere voices vvero
ste s up prom bed, and th
to whisper
heii'd. ari't
ha'id was
caug lit uvviiy.
j IIAH I 1 It V l.
j (.Ol.IiIlN' Ij.WS.
i "t-o ell'le-d thfl niee'.e'ir rlin.u1! t e fcky,
I -Mcl ..J r ei'in eilorM u Hi l.i. el I reill. ,
I i-ui w:..u its :ie-n-li. a K.'iie Um,
ll-niihf.i) tee ceimiuuTi mr tt.;aiu."
So it went on.
i ielli'teden was not blam
was b bs to lilaine than
ess. b t lie
perhaps ap-
Jiears. I
Ho wuh really fond of (hildri-u '
whether Ikijs or girls: und had lie pos- :
sesie.il either sisters, or nin es. or j
daughters of his own. woul i baveshown '
as an altectinnate relation. There was
a simplicity in his disposition an i j
tastes which made him the most Oo- I
lightful of companions to the very ,
young; they never bored him: in their j
sports' and paatirues he was deeply, i
truly, and aeruitmly interested asthem
liuivea; he could go a-nesting or u-nut-
ting with the enthusiasm of a Ian: he I
would epend w hole mornings in con- I
Htructlng a bri ge, or damming a
stream, or making a minnow bed; he
would be (jtiito pettish l1 called away j
to attend to weightier uiatlerj. '
Aow Cecil Haymond cared for none o
these things, (ieraldine had lung
ceased to bring out for his inspection j
her drawers 'ull of bird cgi.-. her j
shells, und her se-a weeds. She bad
heard his "Very pretty" so often, had
uiMtrncu-il his ignorance so olten, and
bal seen him yawn lehind his baud
such times innumerable w hen shit had
endeiavorel to interest him in het-s.ru-ido
spoils and treasures, that she hud
lost all heart for showing them.
Indeed she had almost given up
bringing them out for any body lill Hell
etideu Ciine.
.She nail found that so many of her
grandmother's visitors wouid look to
pb-a-eev her. would admire when told to
admire, and listen in order to seem
eomp'aisant, that she had learned to
sup omi no grown-up peon really
loved such pursii ts for their own
sakes. und that it was only because she
was still young that she clung to them.
Hut Hi'lleiiden hud dispersed that
idea.
He! hud not only explored every
corner of her cherished collections,
and handled delilierately each separate
acquisition, but he had displayed an
amount of knowledge and interest that
was at once novel and entrancing.
More, he had informed her that he.
too, was a collector. Not that he "hud
been ' she had known "had beens"
lioforo - several elderly gentlemen had
been laboriously anxious to assure her
of their having al some remote period
of s hi.ollioyhood themselves collected
and arranged, but her new friend was
her i ontomixirurv on this ground. He
had. he said, his collection at home,
and whenever he went home he looked
it over, and when he ha.1 a chance he
added to it. His collection was of eggs,
and if he were at homo at the nesting
season, he invaribly got some new
eggs, he did not approve of exchang
ing eggs w.th other jieoplo. He liked
to have them all of bis own lindlng. It
wa stunid to have other people's find
ings. Jerry had got some thut he
had not, but it was far lietter for each
to keep their own. It made a variety,
lb: was quite no her and serious o.er It,
an I promise I his young friend that ii
she ever came to his homo, sho should
see his cabinet, when she could have
one made on the same principles, if
she ap roved or Hie design. With re
gard lo the shells und s 'ttweeds he was
not so learned. lor he hud never lived
upon the sea. Hut ho picked u p a
stn.i:tei ing of knowledge fast, and then
i' was ..iiite a treat to behold the ains
he to ik to assist the little coni hologist
in lier travels round about the shore.
There happened to be v ery low tides
ull the time lie was at Im bmarew and
at such times, he was informed by
Jerry, mm h could be diuie in the way
of augmenting the shell collection. To
tlie little girl's great ,oy. the tine
shooting weather had proved to 1hj of
brief duration; and, during the un
nettled ofT-and-on wet rlnys that suc
ceeded. Hellendun found no better oe
cit ut if-o for himsalf than poking alsjut
umongJie long reaches of sea weed
and brtv fools in tho bay, In search of
anything that might turn up.
The shore at that point wa fruitful;
1
and gorgeou nea-anemoiie-i an well n
in iny humbler le utlos, i eside i-belU
and weedi inuuuiera do rewarded their
pains; and day ley day the two in n .
the tall gray figure and the MuaJI
white one, fnrj Jerry a whitt) frocks
went on every morning now, and it wan
c ile a business for the laundry-maid -t
tei get them up quickly ei.ough would
sally forth in the early hours ere tbo
tide bad begun to return, and Lave a
long delight ul hour or two investi
gating and dis overing. later on
thine miu'lit Ix.' the moor, or the burn.
The- afternoon would j.roliably bo
claimed for one or the other bye eril
but be was nothing loth to have b.s
guest arnusesl and laKeti o f his hands
in'tbe interval lietween breaktast and
luii hi on. ,
Hi' ha . not. V8 a'U-r a tinii! be oui 1
0 it. in ch iii'imimon witn J !! U-tnitr ri.
who was at on c too old an I ton young
for bun. IS.i'iet'iden vvas either a co u
ple tj" man of the world or a Imv I ce il
was a vo th and it was doiib'.f.il
wi.i t her lie. ever woJld l .ie ttr? ; nu
or co.iiil iiave been ttej oilier.
At pri'-ont iie was all ex lord a;ni ( ,:
oniutis. ani he had hitherto felt that
his .r..tiio 'concerning theo was
scarcely su"uii-titty strong meat .or
t he swell life-guarUstniri. who was "up '
in everything oi liie day. 'J'hen to h.s
astouiebmeiii., il liaei appeared that t.bo
veriest in i J k for babe., was ouile pa
iitaiile. tei th s fine gentleman, for who n
he bal I een Mraitiirg a!( )iis fa-'irt'es
tn provide fare, arid bo had e .peri
etii'e'il a curious sense, of Tnortitieatlon
hud resi'iioi). . '
'Wn.-ttwas tie tosuppo.-e.' .Why, tbat
Ih-lieiulen in after all. but a sualiow
fellow, whodid very iveil on llit; sur
face, but of whom a reading, thinking
t iMinian v ery spueiiiiy got lo the eiiu.
.The longer thai iii'ilenden stuye 1 at
Jnchtnarevv thwt etter indeed Was-t 'eedl
j buieeil. .,t a note went out to a
friend, tutor, or relation but what it
coulaiiieU tome mention of the per
sonagi! then on a vi,it lo his grand
mother, and tin. reports ol the inclima
reiv bags during that week were! sent
to more ' papers, far' an'! wide, than
they had ever been b 'lore, lint, prou.i
Us be was of the honor thus lOiifernd
upon one and all, young I ayniond cou d
not but re, o.i o nhut the burden of it
should sit easily on his individual
shoulders.
He had really none of the trouble of
eiitni taming the guest. ' Jerry, as wu
have said hud the most of him, whim
Mrs. ( anipbell found the young iikmi
delightful company during the mea.n
when all were together and she had
horse!! never been seen to greater ad
vantage I ban when, all tiniuiulion. she
revived the scene-, friendships, und
htorues of her youth for his benelit. As
the two talked. Jerrv would stand l y
drinking it all in, anil wondering why
she had never cured lo listen lo, any
thing of the kind I'eiore, und whether
il would not be rather hie- after all to
know something of the great world,
about, which both her grandmother
and lielu'ii en waxed elojiietit.
1 me (lav the lutter surprised her.
"Don't yo i ever do any lesi-ons,
Jerry.' ' inquired he, somewhat sud
denly. "i ib, yes, 1 do. Hut these are tho
holidu. b. you know. 1 have teen hav
ing holidays ever since you came.'
"So 1 supposed. Hut what do you do
w hen you are not iiuv ing holidays':' L
never hear you ipeuk of lessons. Have
you not a governess'.'"
'N-no." Kor a moment Jerry
wished shecould have suid "yes," foil
as if it ought to have ben "yes," and
that she ought to have been able to
produce the inflexible, ipoctacle l pre
ceptress, who had ever been the buna
of her imagination; but present'y she
plucked up spirit to viuiicate her posi
tion. "I go every day for two hours to
the manse," she said, "or eisfe Mr.
Mackenzie comes here for two hours.
Ho comes here three times a week,
audlgotheie three times a week.
(irunnv t-ava I eouhl not have a better
ujaster, und that it i-s extremelv ' kind
0f him to spare the time. I have of
ten Lour i granny sav how fortunate
am. she added, but a glance at, her
auditor's face impelled her to throw
in. us it were, carelessly, "! bha'.l have
a governess some day," at the close.
"Oh, you wiU'-" said lie.
"Oh, yea. I si.ppose so. Most girls
do, you Know." said Jerry in-trueiing
him. "My uuntf worry poor granny to
death about il whenever they see her.
Aunt Charlotte that, is 1 u iy Kay
mond especially. She thinks her
girls are uerb ction. and they are with
their governess all daylong and she.
does go on at poor g anny about me."
allirtned the Utile girl, shaking her
head and knitting he" da. k brows to
emphasize tho statement.
TO UK ( CiNTINl'Kl).
A Forgetful Lawyer-,
About the middle of the last the
atncal season an attempt was made
to attach the property of a company
which was playing at it local house.
Nome creditor.of, the star hud obtained
a judgment against her and meant to
sequester the box-oriice receipts on
the last night, of the engagement.
The local manager consulted a sharp
young lawyer, with experience In
such affairs, and was told how to tlx
the thing. The plan was for the
star to turn the receipts over
to the local manager la
good and legal form. This was done
and the deputy sheriff had to return
his writ marked ' no good."
There was a numlier of companies
In straits last, season. One of them
played that same bouse about the
last week of the season. There was
again an importunate creditor, a
judgment and an attachment. The
sharp young lawyer was in the case
ugalt also, but this lime he repre
sented the enditor. lie made his
preparations lor attaching the box
otllce. The local manager needed no
legal advice this time. He put In
practice the trick the sharp young
lawyer had taught him on the pre.
v Ions o casloii. The lawyer in tho
meantime had forgotten that the
trick was of his own devising He
blust -red when it was sprung on him
;i ml sain
"That won't hold wafer lor a mln
uie. What fool Is your lawyer.'"
"You are," replied the local niiiii
ugcr, suavely.
And It held water. JUufTalo Kx
press. '
I 'arson
sermon
deacon?
White Ilow'd yo like do
on "Charity" dis mornin'
Deacon Hardscrapplo lat
was r werrv touch in sarmon. oarson.
Kia yo' lend mo' a dollar? Exchungft,
THE U. S. Government Chemists have
reported, after an examination of the
different brands, that the ROYAL Bak
ing Powder is absolutely pure, greatest
in strength, and superior to all others.
POV At CAKING POWDE R COMPANY, 1 06 WALl ST. HI W-YOSK.
I V Is of Wall E1UK .
There is nothing new under the sun.
recent outcry against the deleterious
j t-flVc'8 of (lancing finds a parallel in a'i
; jld German pamphlet which was writ-
.tii by a man called .-aioino Takob
Wolf, and which made its way into a
second edition at Halle in the closing
Fear of the last century.
Its long winded and old fashioned
title was, "A Demonstration That
vvaltziiiK 1 a. Chief .'source of the
liodiiy and Mental Weakness of Uur
lieiieration."
Itneo-M in Colli Wraiher.
The tea roses are tender, and will
noi stand severe freezing and thawing.
Cut them lr.ick one-third, dig a narrow
trench clqse to the bush. Then bend
them over, and peg them down, (Mver
with a few indies of earth, and place a
little lung tnuuure over the earth.
Hybrid perpetual roses are . half
hardy, and only need protection from
the biting winds, and the freezing and
(hawing ot early spring. Cut them
back one-half; trim out all dead and
straggling branches, and then tie
;losely to a stroiig stake. Now take
!iome cedar bush and place around the
bush, just enough to cover the branches.
Ti. the bush in the middle and then
again at the top, drawing the bnslt in
closely to a point. Thus protected,
they will winter finely, and the green
cedar brush will be an ornament to the
lawn the winter through. All rose
bushes and shrubs should hftve a slight
dressing of line yard strappings one
forkful to each bush scattered round it,
and not thrown in a heap up against
the stent. This would rot It.
The manure .should then be spaded
under, and the earth raked fine. This
manure dressing should be given to all
iirnanienfal shrubs, so that .the roots
sail appropriate the plant food through
:he wintei, and that a strong, vigorous
itid healthy spring growtli may lollow.
Yard scrapings or line, well-rotted
dorse manure should be used. Fresh
iiifermented manure will draw mice,
which will burrow in the straw through
he winter, and eat the tender branches,
ind in some ih.staiices kill the roses.
During a malignant plague In Italy
meeziiig was considered so dangerous
,hat everybody prayed after each lit of
tneezlng.
A minister's salary in Morocco is two
hillings a day., but they acquire im
nense wealth, the result of oppression
md extortion.
Fifty thousand dollars a year is ex
ended by the Prussian government in
mpport of medical libraries connected
Kith the university of Berlin.
Queen Anne detested the smell of
roses, aud became sick when they were
n the room.
Descartes had a small garden where
ie spent all the hours not devoted to
mental labor.
Static ok Ohio. City ok Toledo,!
J ' Ll'CAS (.'OCNTY.. i
Krnk J. Cheney makes oath that he is
j the senior partner of the firm of V. J.
i Chcnky iv Co.. doing leisines:; in the City
i ut Toeldo. County and Si a e aforesaid, iin.l
that said Ijrni will pav the sum of oN'K
HI -Nil KM) Do 1. 1. A Its lor each und every
case o! Catahkii that cannot be cmed by
the utK ot Hall's Catvhkh Cckk.
. FRANK .1. tJHICNKY.
Hworn to before me and subscribed in I
my presence, this tith day of Decern her
A. I). 1W.
A. W.
(il.EASON,
Notary Public.
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the Mood anil mucous
gurfacAit of the system. Send for testi
monials free.
F. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
8old by Druggists, Tflc.
i he Jeweler.
The lirownia are on the top of pop
ularity. They have been added to card
caies, pocket and memorandum books.
Chatelaine pins of silver In Italian
designs are intended for carrying the
tiny illrer and crystal watches now so
fashionable.
An orltinal brooch consists of a large
and wellfaoeted emerald, from which
start pretty diamond feathers grace
fully curled, radlatlug closely and sym
metrically all rouud the handsome
green stone.
Kmtr rr that Rahpino Cocuh at the
peril of breaking down your brines and
Throat, rather let the afflicted immediately
.resort to Dr. D. Jny lie's Expectorant, which
cures all Coughs and Colds, and amelior
ates al) Limn" Complaints and Throat-ails.
An instrument at Home registered a
Japanese earthquake, nearly a fourth
of the earth's circumference away.
r I. ...... r,.,..,.i i;u..'d i'....,. r..H e'
tion in unfailing medicine. K. It. I,ot
l.iO.) oCOl l jst,, r 'O v i lic, lo ll , ivy., net. l, is;i.
Kni?ll8h courts have decided that en
casement rings are not recoverable at
law. A Vermont court held they were, j
FOR ALL THE ILLS THAT
ST. JftGOBS OIL
...... A CUflB IS KINO; AUH vitt ACHES lo Bvryti)lqaV4 ,
a
xLii - f .. It
I!eik uf ! ale.
It is said in Scotland that those.
desire to learn what fate or fortius lb
new year has in store for them Iniiy do
oby consulting the Kible oil .W
Year's morning before breakfast. Tite
sacred book must be bud upon, a ulw
and those who wish to consult it uiu&t
open it at random and plat a IVitjje
upououeor other of the chapter -
which it is opened. This ch;pir as.
read and is beiieved to desrnU, ti,"
some way the happiness or misery dtyr
ing the ensiling year of thuj pernoo,
Kro-t in I i;,;, anil V,,le.
An egg expands when it is frozen, kt&
breaks Hs shell. Apples contract
much that a full barrel will shrink tin.
til the top layer is a foot below th
chine. When the frost is drawn out
thb apples assume their uortual si,
and llll up the barrel atain. Some v,1
rieties are not appreciably injureil bye
being frozen if the frost is Uraw ou
gradually. Apples will carry safety in
a refrigerator car while the mercury is
registering twenty degrees below ttix.
Potatoes, being so largely composti (4
water, are easily frozen.
Beautiful faces' tin always feattre J
Hood's Hnri-Hparilla Calendars, and Vi'toye
were never more charming than they fir,
this season. Hood's .Sarsaparilla t aluris,
elar for 1WI5 is heart shaped and is o:i.n
men ted with repre-sentatioiis of "SuiwiiWj
and "Winter." A sweet little face vvhicU
peeps out from a dainty rap. with th
snow Hakes lulling all about, represt-tttt'
the season ol ie-e and snow, while thp sure!
shine ol summer lights up another t'aoe aV
the left, 'i'he doign vvas made by u!i fif
the most, gilied water color arti-ts in thV
eemtitry, and t ie work ot the lilhoerapher!
is secmiiitely pcrle'ct. lionet's ' 'aletelnr, f
n usual, presents all the de.-irnt intormsr
tion about the lunar cliaiiL.es an'! nth.-!
as.Totiniiiirul events. Ask your dru:.'jn:
lor a esinv, and il' his supply is ex iiiu-.is.
se-nd six cents in slumps lor one c;t.-ii,tttrfc '
or 10 cents for two, 1.0 C. I. Hood e o,,,'
I.envell, .Mass.
The whole of the land on the gIob
above water level, if shoveled i pro th,'
1'acilie ocean, would lill only one tet,'
eiilh of it.
Rheumatic Pains
Return when the colder weather nom,.
They are caused by lactic acid i tbft
blood, which freipicntly settles in th
joints. I his poisonous taint must la r.
H
ood's
Sarsa-
moved. Hood's Sur
saparilla conquers
Cures
rh i'ii ma tii tn because lii.
it drives out of the blood every form ts(
impurity. It makes pure, rich blood.
'"I Buffered with rheumatism in my- t(
foot. 1 took Hood's isai'sapai'illii ami th
pain is all gone." Miss R. It, Hi.ak
Mills House, Charleston, S. l '
Hood t Pills prevent eousiipHtn.n.
W.L Douglas
62 CBJfP IS THE BEST.
WnWt HTFOR AKINS,
i. cordovan;
FRENCH J. ENAMELLED CULT.
43.-w Fine CALf llfANtuwitx
3.6? POLICE. 3 SOLES.
' EXTHA F1NC '
2.$l.7 BOYSSCHgatSHOE
LADIE3
,$5SO2.5I.t.b.,
SEND FOR CATALOGUE
W L-DOUG
BKOCIfTOM.Mafi4
Over One (Vt'lllon Feopl wear tlio
W. L. Doug'as $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the money.
i ncy ciuii tmiuin inuci in siyie ana lie.
Their wearing qualltlea are unsurnaased.
The prices are uniform, stamped on SQto,
From $i to $3 saved over other makea.
It your dealer cannot supply you wecao.
HEW SHORT LIME
J. FRANCIS. Gen'l Pati'rAgsnt, OMAHA. Nl
Ely's Cream Balm
WILL t l'H F.
Catarrh
lrU'A4l OntM.
A pply Bulm into ach nmtril.
Kut Uitun.,bo Wrrri8t.,N. V.
IMIIITr II Tralln Hle-rnin tor l.lejuor Tr4a,
HMILU o n 1111 uucoi s a co.. Et.u.tin.,iaI
PAIN CAN BRING . , , , .
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