FACTS AND FIUUM.S.
Tlio tot ill exports of this country
amounted liwlyour to $88.1,925,947, tho
proportion prtnlucod by ngrioulture lo
Inpf $729,020,010. or very nearly 83 per
cunt. Chicago Journal.
Tho loftiest nctlvo volcano Is 1'opo
cnlnpetl ' smoking mountain" tliir-ty-tlvo
mile? southwest of I'uoblo, Muxl
co. It Is 17,784 foot nbrfvo tho sou lovol,
and has a orator throo tnllos In oirotim
foroueo and 1,000 fcob deep,
Tho Pilgrhri, a steamer now boing
built at Roach's ship-yard at Chester,
Pa., will whon commoted bo tho largest
nldowhuol atpnnwhin alloat. It is being
built for tho Old Colony lino of steam
ships at a contract price of $1,000,000.
Tliroo hundred and liftoon vcssoli,
ot a total burthen of 109,715.01 tons, aro
owned by tho Unth (Mo.) cittzons. Tho
vitluo of thin shipping, averaged at $22
nor (on, n low estimate. is 9H,0'ii,7U.
On those vessels 709 oillcors and 2.JM2
sailors, a total of 8,112 men, aro em
ployed. Newport News, tho deep water
terminus of tho Chosapeako & Ohio
, Railway, has only recently boon laid olT,
but in less than two years it will bo
a nourishing town, and in ton years a
j'mpUr prediots for it 15,000 or 20,000
population. Tho principal improvements
thus far have boon made by tho Chcsa
poako & Ohio Hallway.
Thcro is. a treo in Chestor, N. II.,
tlio circumference of tho trunk being
Koventocn feet, ami tho distance from
tho ends of the limbs on one sldo to
those on the other Is ninety foot. Tho
trunk is hollow, Tlio treo was planted
in 1812, on tho Fourth of .fuly, bv l)r.
West. It was out by him for a'walking
Htlck, and on reaching homo ho Htuck
it into tho ground In front of tho door.
Tho hay crop of Mnino in 1880 was
worth about tliroo times as much as all
tho other field crops of that year. It
was, according to tho statistics pub
lished in the annual report of tho De
partment of Agriculture, worth $16,
1.16,700, whilo tho ooru crop was worth
only $8fi!J,17i; tho wheat crop $780,870;
ryo $.'17807; oaUs$9GU, 15(5; barloy $ 188,
C;l.r; buckwheat $210,000, and tho pota
to crop $2,171,011, making ft total of
$.r.fl0,Gf)l as thovaluo of all tho field
crops excepting hay.
Georgia has a mine of wealth far
fjreator in value than her gold fields in
lor timber growth, if she only utilizes it
properly, beventoqn thousand million
foot of limber at tho present market
value, on shipboard at any of our ports,
would ropresont a capital of $350,000,
000, and certainly, if the lumber inter
est (which has advanced nearly 100 per
cent. In value in tho last few years,
whilo lumber has advaucod onlv i)0 per
cent, during tho same time) is worth an
equal amount, this would make the total
valuo of thoso two great sources of
wealth $700,000,000, vhioh sum far ex
ceeds tho total valuation put upon all
Still, Wo venture to say, that in tlio'llat
of our taxable proporty tho lumber in
terest is almost tho smallest in valuation.
Atlanta (Ca.j ifews.
WIT AND WISDOM.
Accusational roport is callod a can
ard because one canardly boliovo it.
, ''1 should think that you would fool
badly about leaving this place," said
tho housemaid to the departing cook.
I don't; I'm glad to go. I ain't sorry
to leave any of you except tho dog.
Poor old Tigor, ho always washed tho
plates for mo!"
Tho Oil City niizzardsayR boadH "
aro tho fashlonablo stylo of trimming
"on a glass of boor." A "glass ol
boor," avo presume, Is a now article of
fominino wear. Tho ladies do have
such queer namos for thoir fixings,
Noirtxtown Herald.
Tho United Statos Fish Commission
has recently placod in tho rivers of Ar
kansas and Toxas 1,500,000 shad. This
statement may bo bolievod. It's not tho
numbor of fish they put into a rlVor, but
tho numbor thov tako out, that men lie
about. Boston Post.
' A Denver Chinaman, who has gono
into tho ico cream business recontly,
has tho following sign near tho door:
' You catch 'cm tlco.y holly two bittco
all samo Slan Flancisco." It is more
and'moro ovidont that wo aro ruined by
Chtnoso ohoap labor. Boomerang.
Philadelphia has a professional man
who atlixes celluliod nosos with patent
suction springs; reproduces lost oars;
provldos aluminium, gutta-percha or
celluloid cheeks; reduces protruding
jaws; permanently euros facial redness;
miotioes plastic surgery in nil its
) ranches; and thoroughly disguises tho
ravages of time, disoaso and accident.
Oh, would that ho were lioro to put a
wholo hoad on a fridnd of ours. Chica
go Herald.
An enterprising looking country
man with a oreol full of lino brook trout
" was standing In tho doorway of i rail
road station. A passougor acoosted him
nud admiring tho fish remarked: "Go
ing to tako tliom homo for sup por, laup
poso?" "Not if I can help it," said
tho rustic, with ft grin. "Thoro bo a
party of city bloods as wont fishing from
noro this mornin Thoy'ro 'spooled
back soon, and I'm sortor lyln' round
waitln' to save thoir fqolin's." Brook
lyn Eagle.
A man undertook to paint tho de
struction of Pharaoh's host in tho Red
Son on ono of tho walls of ft room.
After u very short timo ho much sur
prised his omployor by asking him to
jonio and view tho finished picture. On
going to inspect it ho found tho walls
covorod with rod paint. " Whoro aro
tho children of Israel?" ho asked.
Good Mornlngr, Professor.
In this favorod land 'tho Professor is
running tho Colonel n pretty. 0I090 raco,
and tho Colonol may just as well under
stand that ho has to hump himself or
bo' 11 get shut out at the distance pole.
Just after tho closn of tho war tho Col
onol took such n start that tho most
sangulno friends of tho Professor admit
ted that ho nover could catch up. Hut
tho Professor Is ono of tho Immortal fow
that woro not born to die, and whilo tho
Hopubllo lasts ho will bo on dock. Heed
time and harvest may fail, summer may
eoaso" and tho winter may not endure,
moinlngand oven timo may pass away,
but tlio Professor will bo horo. This is
tho country for him, and whilo it is defi
nitely Mottled by the last census that tho
Colonol is dying out, and that there Is
now but ono Colonel to every thirty
seven of population, tho Professor is
on tho Inoroaso and holds all that ho
gains.
Thd title is most honorable, and at
ono time it represented only tho brand
est scholarship, tho profoundest learn
ing. It roprosouted long- years of hard,
patient study of mou and. books and
things. It meant, thought. It mount
brains. It meant wisdom. It meant
standing in tho world of intellect. It
was a title hard to win and sparingly
bestowed. Now
A now barber comqs to town and
opens "tonsorial parlors" one room
and two chairs ho is Prof. Scraper. A
man goes around tho country trading
horses and soiling a cure for rlng-bono
Prof. Snafllc, tlio eminent volorinnry
mirgoon; because where a physician who
ministers to human suH'oring, With all
tho learning and skill tho colleges can
give hihi, is content and proud to bo
called doctor, tho traveling "boss doc
tor" is always and ovorjNvhoro "Pro
fessor." A man hires a llall mid teach
es pooplo to danco Prof. Lightfook
Ho may not bo able to makoout nis own
bills, and spells sehottisho with seven
lotters, but ho is Professor. A circus
employe goes up in a" balloon Prof.
Gasbag, tho daring aeronaut. A retired,
1)ri.o lighter opens a gymnasium and
)oxing school -Prof. Hruisor, instructor
of physical solenco and muscular devel
opment. A man takes his rillo and
makes thirty-nino bull's oyos in tho tar
got out of a possible forty at eight hun
dred yards Prof. Globesilo, all oyer tho
country, fast as tho mail and telegraph
can confer his degree. A Toxas cow
boy conies north anil breaks horhos for a
living- Prof. Toooalk. A man swims
further than any othor man Professor.
A man cuts corns and cures bunions for
a living Professor; ho waltzes three
hours without resting Professor; plays
tho fiddle and imparts to others tho so
orots of tho diabolical art Professor;
walkH a slack ropo stretched across tlfo
street Professor; goes without oating
twenty days Processor; rides four
horses bareback Professor; sings in tho
choir Professor; teaches a brass band
plays billiards for ft living vProf33sor;
trams uogs- rroiossor; ponorms somo
clover tricks of sleight of hand Profes
sor; does anything in tho world oxcopt
touch, and knows loss of books nud
schools than ho docs of Heaven Pro
fessor. Tho Colonol differs wldoly from tho
Professor in that no reason is over as
signed for his being. A man is simply
called M Colonel," either bocaso ho was
a Lieutenant in tho army or novor was
in tho army, it is , Immaterial. Ho is
just Colonel, that's. all. Hut tho Pro
fessor cluims his tjtlo by reason of jiis
" professiqn,'' whether it bo the cob
bling of shoes or training of dogs. And
ns occupations increase in variety so tho
Professor inoroasos in number.
Thoro is honor in the honorable old
titlo still, to the scholars who have
earned it well and woar it with dignity.
And it is a sliaino that tho titlo which
bolongs oolusivoly to their world should
havo its livory worn in tho circus, tlio
rat-pit and tho stables. Lot us boycott
tho bogus Professor as au act of simplo
justice to tho Professor whom wo all es
teem. Burlington Jiawkcgc.
CSBFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
A troo ovorloadod with fruit can
noithor porfoot tho fruit nor ripen its
wood prohorty. A grtfat many trees
nro annually ruined fay too much cropping-
Pino stumps may bomoro profitably
romoyod by blasting with dynamite
than by a stump-puller. A largo pine
stump requires vory groat force to bo
pulled out of tho ground, but it is easily
torn to pieces, ann thrown out by two to
four ounces of dynamite Indianapolis
Jbnrnal. '
A good addition to soup is made by
cutting broad In llttlo squares nud fry
ing them in butter till thnyaro brownod
on every side. About three minutes bo
fore the sou) is taken from tho lire add
tiio bread, so' that it will bo Unvoted with
the soup, hut will not be soaked so it
will crumble. iV". Y, Post.
- ThoGulnOa-fowl is vory dostrjictivo
to insects, and will feed on somo that
tho hon$ will i(ot touch. .They arc great
foragors. active, and 'go over n whole
field in a short time. There is another
point in thoir favor not generally known,
which is that they aro not scratchors
and do but littlo harm to plant3.-r--V. Y.
Examiner.
Steamed Hrown Broad: Two oups
of sour milk, ono cup of wnrm water,
ono cup of molasses, one largo teaspoon
ful of soda, thrco cups of Indian meal
and ono cup of Hour. Steam three
lioiirs, and bako ono-half hour. It may
scorn thin, but It will bo just right when
it is dono. Please try it sisters, and tell
mo if it isn't The Iloitsehold.
W. A. Armstrong, of Elmir.i, N.
Y., thus speaks of using ashes on a
heavy soil: "1 havo applied ashes to
corn with n great deal of care, timo and
again. 1 know how tho work was
dono, because I did it with my own
hands. My soil is largely clay, and I
novor saw any improvomont or ad
vantage derived from tho uso of ashes
on corn. I havo used ashes with
material advantage on potatoes."
About tact and management of
servants Quiz says: "Wo knew a cook
onco, n jewel of a cook, who made ex
cellent soup out of a lark's skeleton or
some light and inexpensive material,
who porsistcd in remaining in a plnco
she disliked baosftyo sho had a feather
bed to sloop on. Tho tasto was peculiar,
but it was nor tasto, and her employer
hnd the fino tact to moot it, and enjoy
tho services of an artist at tlio pay of a
mechanic."
Cocoanut and Rico Pudding: Boil
ono loacupful of rico in milk until soft
and dry. Whilo it is still hot stir into
it a quarter of a pound of butter. Then
add tho woll-bcatcn yolks of six eggs, a
pound of sugar, a grated cocoanut, and
rose water or lemon pool to tasto. Stir
. ". . - .
whites of lour oggs,
Whon coo spread over the
beatoiuto a
What a Tint of Mnnuro Did.
.
A Wisconsin farmer sonds this oxpo
rienco to tho American Agriculturist:
"Last year, In hauling yard manuro
across a field afterwards planted to
corn, somo of It scattered ofl in driblets
from a handful to ft pint or so in ft
place. When planting tho corn I found
portions of theso droppings, and whoro
noticed drew thorn into tho hills, and
with tho hoo mixed them a littlo with
thi soil ns the seed was dropped. In
throe instances, where a largo handful
or about n pint of tho manuro wns thus
put in, a stick was drivon down to mark
tlio hills. When booing, wo noticed
that In these hills tho corn plants had
started ofl' more vigorously, were
greener, and at the third hoeing they
.were six to twelve inches higher than
tho other hills adlolning. Our curiosity
being awakened wo followed uptho ob-J
servatlons, ana wucn gamming au
crop each of tho thrco stalks in tho throo
hills had two largo plump, cars, while
tho surrounding corn did not nvorago
ono good ear to tho stalk. This sot us
10 tlijnking ami figuring. That bit of
irianuro had given the young corn roots
a vigorous star,t, just as good feed starts
oil' n. young, calf, or pig, or lamb,
nud tlio roots penetrated further in
ovory direction and gather more food
mid moisture. Theso stalks being hotter
nourished from bolow, ran far away
from thd poorly fed neighbors. As to
tlio figures,; tho rows wore thrco and a
half fedt apai't, and the hills' three feci
distant in tlio rows, say -1,000 hills on an
aero, and '1,000 pints of manuro is about
si,ty-twoandahalf bushels or two largo
wagon' loads, i Anybody can reckon the
difiorence between six lnrge, well-filled
cars of corn on each hill, and less than
three por hill, and tho cost of the
manuro as compared with the total
value of tho final crop. Tho plowing, I
and tho seed, and the hoeing, amount
to tho samo in oach case. All I havo to
say is, that every corn-hill planted on
my farm this year will hayo at least a
pint of manuro in it."
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Orange Insects.
When a dish of oranges is scon on tho
tabic for dessert, tho 4acL is hardly re
alized that in all probability their sur
face is the habitat of an . insect of the
Coccus family. This tiny creature is
found on the orange skin in every stage
of transformation, from tho egg to the
perfect insect, during the winter
months, instead of remaining dormant
in tho cold weather, as is tho caso with
most of the insect tribe. It would hard
ly be possible to find a St. Michael's or
Tangerine orange that had not hun
dreds of theso little creatures in various
stages of development on its surface.
Lemons, too, are frequently covered.
Upon inspection, the skin of an orange
will bo found to bo dotted over with
brownish scarlet spots of various sizes.
Theso specks can bo easily removed by
THE ELIXIR OF YOUTH I
How old ago was rostorod to '
youthful vigor.
Qcnkta, Kane Co., III., Sept. , lest.
To the proprietor of Burdock Blood Blucrt, Buffalo,
N. T.:
Oentltmen-l purchased a bolt to of your Burdock
Blood Bitten, and saw a request to !o Informed of Iti
effecti. 1 therefore gtvc you a brief history of my
eo. I wm Uken four years since with paralysis, and
my ease was supposed to be fiopelcM I employed a
physician until I was able to tit up, when 1 concluded
to manage my own case, as I was so far advanced In
life It would only be possible to surrlvc a short ttmc,
being now a little oyer eighty years of age. I tried
many remedies, and n6tvrlthUmllng the persevering
use of them, 1 found nd permanent benctu until I used
your Burdock Blood Bitters, which I tound to suit my
case exactly, and I feel rejoiced to have found a medi
cine of true worth and so full of llfvglvlng principles.
Its beneficial effects were manifest from the first, and I
now feel almost Ihc vlftd'r of youlli again. This Is my
experience with your Burdock Blood Bitters, to tho
merits of which I am very ready to give my testimony.
Youis respectfully,
D. II IIOWAIU).
Bold byjdl DnigRlits,
DR. JOHN BULL'S
Smitli's Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.
lUototi
About Roses.
Ciono over," answered tho painter.
lio next
said tho
Ilalloonlng,
Wo aro now within a single year of
thocontonary of tho first balloon, which
was sent up on tho 5th of Juno, 1783,
by tho brothers Montgollior. Their bal
loon was inflated with heated air, but in
tho following August M. Charles em
ployed hydrogen gas for the samo pur
pos'o. In Soptonuior tho JMontgolliors
attached a card to a liro-balloon, and
placed in it tlio lirst aerial travelers a
sheep, a cock nud duok. The cock's
leg was broken by a kick from tho
sheep, but othorwiso the strangely-assorted
trio sustained no injury. In Oc
tober tho lirst human aeronaut, M.
Francois Pilatro do llo.ior, who was
afterward killed in an attempt to cross
from Franco to England, niatlo his first
nscont In a "captive" firo balloon toth
erod to tho ground by ropes. In tho
following months, accompanied by tho
Marquiq d' Arlandos, Do Hozior ascended
in a lreo tiro balloon; and ton days lator
MM. Charles and Robert ascended in a
froo balloon inilatod with hydrogen gas.
Tho first balloon whs bent up from En
gland about tho samo time, and in Fob
ruary, 1781, tho first whioh crossed tho
channel, whilo in August of tho samb
year tho first human ascent from British
ground was mado by Mr. Tytlor.
Thirty-sovon years olapsod boforo thoro
was any dolhuto advauco on tho nohiovd
monts of tho first two years of aero
nautics; but In 1821 Mr. Grown showed
that hydrogen might ho roplacou by
ordinary coal gas, and that a balloon
might bo inflated and dispatched wlior
ovor thoro was a gas manufactory capa
blo of supplying tho nocossary quantity.
London 'Ames.
'Where nro Pharaoh's host?"
inquired,
paintor.
'All drowned,"
Wastefulness t roads on tho hools of
oxtravaganco, and tho model farmor
Will not tolerate either on his promises.
All roses flower moro profusoly if vig
orously pruned. It is best to cut tho
old wood with an unsparing hand, for
tho handsomest blossoms will spring
from fresh gr6wth and young shoots
from tho roots will bear tho largest
cluster of buds. Hybrid porpetuals re
quire to bo pruned as soon as their lirst
liowers havo faded so as to produce a
rood display of buds and blossoms in
boptomber. Tlioy havo no claims to tho
title "porpotual" as thoy novor bloom
but twico in tho yoar and rarely that,
unless thoy aro highly fertilized ami
closely cut back whon they have ceased
to bloom in early summer. They aro
the most desirablo of summer roses be
cause thoy hayo so luxuriant a growth
and possess the charms of brilliant col
orings anil fragrance. Great advance
has been mado during tho past fow
years in thoir varieties, which aro noiv
numbered by hundreds in tlio English
and French lloral catalogues, and our
own florists ollor them in large numbers
and at vory low prices. Ten cents will
often buy a nourishing young plant
which, in two or throo years if properly
trcatctl, will become a large bush.
'Gen. Jacquomont" is a perpetual
whoso liowers aro known to all lovers
of roses and nro in much demand for
winter bouquots. Among other desir
ablo Varieties aro "Anna Slexioll,"
"lleautv of Wnltham," "Uoulo do
Niezo," "Coupo d'Hibo." "Edward
Morron," ".lulos Margottin," 'La
Franco," "Mabel Morrison," "Mine.
Lacharmo," "Mine. Charles Wood,"
"Mawo Haumann," "Haronnedo Roths
child," and "Reynold's Hole." The
la'jt mentioned was named for tho
famous English rosarian who cultivates
somo of the finest roses in England and
takes tho prizes at all tho roso exhibi
tions in his vicinity, and it is a roso of
remarkable beauty. None of this class
of rosos reijuiro protection during tlio
wintor, but thoy will do bettor another
year if thoy aro coveiod about tho roots
with mainiro which can bo dug into tho
ground early in tho spring. Large
bushes of roses should bo tied up to
stakos mndi) cither of small pino-trces
or of wooi) painted green. Watoring
with liquid manuro will inereaso tlio
beauty of rosos at this season. That
made from the horse stnblo or tho hen
root will lo moro fertilizing than any
other. Do npt put it on too strong,
elso it will do moro harm than good. It
is a good plan to fill a half-barrol ono
quartor fill with manuro and add a
pound of opporas, to it to koop tho
worms awiy; fill it up with w.ator and
put it on tho plants twice a weok. tak
ing care uU to touch tho loaves. Mako
tho watorho color of woak cofleo if
horso marjiiro is used, tho color of woak
toti if honWnuro Is proferrod. -8prin(h
field (Mai.) Republican.
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7,"rtvi.wcope, an interesting scene is pro-
senicu, consisting oi a ittrgo numner oi
eggs, which aro oyal white bodicsl
standing on end, like littlo bags of flour,
some of the inhabitants of which may
vory probably be seen in process of
emerging from tho opened end of the
ag. Tho feinalo insect upon leaving
tlio egg has six legs, two long hair-like
appendages, and no wings; it thrusts a
sucker into tho orange in order to ob
tain nourishment, and never moves
again, passing through the various
stages ot development until it lays its
eggs and dies. In tho caso of tho male
insect, tlio chrysalis after a short period
opens and the v insect Hies oil. Tho
nialo is supplied with wings twico the
length of its body, and each of tho logs
has a hook-llko projection. It has four
oyos and two nntonnie, and is so tiny
that it cannot bo seen when Hying.
From somo parts of Spain oranges
come to us having thoir rind covered
with a coccus of quite a ditl'eront typo.
The surface of oranges, indeed, nfibrds
tho possossor of a nilcroscopo an infinite
amount of interest and amusement.
Chambers' Journal.
Do Your Own Repairing.
Wo think that almost every farmer
will agree . with us ' that every farm
should havo its own workshop, anil ev
ery cultivator of tho land should under
stand how to uso it. Ho may not do so
when ho first enters upon farming on
coming of ago; but after it year or two
of -what wo should call apprenticeship,
when ho finds that to "know how to do
things" is absolutely indispensable, ho
will rapidly learn to attend to most of
his own repairing of tlio ordinary im
plements and machines upon his prem
ises, instead of incurring delay, ex
penso and uncertainty by dopendin"
upon professionals at a distance. Ratli
or than to bo without a workshop and
tho necessary tools, ono should bo
orected expressly for the purpose, in a
convenient spot, and daily warmed in
wintor so as to bo ready at all times for
uso, in which many odd jobs pan bo
dono also not immediately connected
with tho farm.
All ordinary wooden rnrmlrmn- n,i,f
to be dqny by tlio farmer and hfs hands
during rainy days and in winter, whon
thoro is plenty of timo on hand for that
purpose Every part of a wheelbarrow,
oxcopt tho wheel, ought ,to bo mado on
tho promises; new forks and handles of
iron rakes, repairing even some portions
of tho farm machinory, building of gar
den and yard fences, repairing roofs,
building of corn-cribs, hog-pens, wa-on
and cart sholvings, making of Iho
frames of hot-beds, and all the many
jobs requiring to bo dono about a well
conducted place too numerous to men
tion. A person becomes vory handy in
tho uso ot good tools aftor a short ex
perience, and saves many a dollar with
out consuming nny timo necessary for
tho usual demands of tho farm.
Tho proprietor of this colobratod msdioino
lastly claims for it a superiority ovortallrom
odlos ever offorod to tho pablioifor the SAFE.
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure
of Arruo and Fovor, or Chills andFovor, wheth
er of short or long standing. Ho refers to the
ontiro Western and Southern country to bear
him tostimony to the truth of the assertion
that in no casowhatevor will it fail to cure if
the directions are strictly folio wod and carried
out. In a groat many casos a single dose has
boon sufficient for a euro, and whole families
havo been cared by a singlo bottlo, with a per
fect restoration of tho genoral health. It is,
howovor, prudent, and in ovory case moro cer
tain to cure, if Its uso is continued in smaller
doses for a week or two after tho disoaie has
beon checked, moro especially in difficult and
long-Btanding cases. Usually this modicino
will dot' requjro any aid to koep tho bowolsin
good order. Should tho pationt, howovor, re
quiro a cathartic medicine.after having taken
three or four doses of the Tonio, a singlo doso
of BULL'S VEGETABLE VAMILY PILL8
will be sufficient.
Tho genuine SMITH'S TONIC SYKUP must
havo BR. JOHN BULL'Sprivate stamp on each
bottlo. DR. JOHN BULL only haB the right to
manufaoturo and sell tho original JOHN J,
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, of Louisville, Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottle. If my
private stamp is not on each bottlo do not
purchase, or yon will bo deceived.
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Manufacturer and wndor of
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULLS SARSAPARILLA, A
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER
The Popular Rcmodlea of the Day.
Principal Office, 831 Main St., LOUISVILLE, KY.
M" C.UBRAT.D-ll
It Is the concurrent
testimony of lue pub
lic and the medical
profession, that Hoi
tetter s Stomach Hit
ters ts a mcdlclna
which achieves re
sults speedily felt,
thorough and be
n!in Ilesldo rectify
ing liver disorder. It
Invigorates the fee
.hle'j conquers kidney
and Madder com
plaints, mid hastens
the convalescence of
i li o s e recovering
iroin cniccunnR dis
eases. Moreofrrltls
tho Krnnd specific for
fever and agile. For
sale by Druggist and
Dealers generally.
k STOMACH &
PERRY DAVIS'
Pain-Killer
bsH !r!B'K-MtinBiiVB lisiisliisH
A SAFE AND SURE
REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps,
Cholera,
Diarrhoea,
Dysentery.
AND
Bruises,
Burns
AND
" Scalds,
Toothache
AND
Headache.
P A T"NT1TTTT.17T3 ! thowfiMi!rf.B!?l!
Who i want a sure and snfe metlMne which can
j. " swerw
niiuuui iear oi iiarm
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doctor llll ph 'ir ... xn rents, una
J.OOperbottle. Dlrecttont accompany tachbottU-
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
my or ncm""
ana witn cerwi"' ,y
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