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GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOIl
RHEUMATISM,
Neuralgia,
sciatica,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
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SORENESS
oniric
CHEST,
S0RETHR0AT,
QUINSY
SWELLINGS
SPRAINS,
FROSTED FEET
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General Eodilj Pdlns.
TOOTH, EAR
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HEADACHE,
1ST)
! ILL DTIES HID5
Artrn- lblyJlfht nml the nJirbU
1 watch the wmij- fajllnjf llht
riiMtf;i4 tin- hmlr- hBdi moro
An! rnak-!h wn.-nthwl hic rrr-;
iifavipr mnw rouri'l thel.yrf,
Uil- ntttiin thn rfrt min'rt floors
The tcitiTjuff lir- of n etifhl tif
J rum flrun ul ilirMmm r-c'lrj-.
Tho ftcVin74 hy the chltnney Uo,
Hie J'IH rotll t.p) JljBt btp It vrtd(
!JMr tn-m rio timt !ruiy artfn
i he 1 s.(L ,u; uV,il hftx-. nml pain;
-ot-c w h itihcl tts cytM kc
,',,, '1J th'- i."tnln- titl.tmn trec
I or trtST jv its nkiri'l il'tit ln
Hot mingle with tfcvrovclry-
The nullant iwrth Ircp elai! Jn white.
Ittit Oiil-tint rn-r Imth Chrfhtrnas nlsht
'JTip vfn"! mnl (lor m the n r
nrSk th-irsin m-II to tuiih care,
tinl in thj Joy of hJilhirfv1 1 pluy
)ur heart ti hreik l4o, tn nml nru tny
Th' mu' ttit-H of liro's ou we try
W 1th Micro" Christina? rcirj
Hie h nro the xt-ir? of rramryl tltno:
HiKh l-it t!i- ul? oi ncei eulillmo;
ftroiisf 1" 'h ornni'lo'hlp of ycar;
K-Vii Hth Mluwh pot tears;
r.oti nro forv'it. our I v 1 str)ny
j .ii'l ilo- tliB preiit h'Hir no wron,
, '1 Im Tolcoh4t tncen Itnfir nlwh
na shuro our . hristniu revdrv.
Mrf. IK It. It. GovWc
I.AVn,IfJHT.
AVhlle the ChrU'inai M-lls nro rlnIfi.
Atvl the tnpern biirnloi 1 :ir.
Join . trfen-M nml tnielt-rs, brlriifln
Mu.lo for the jhihIii ymr:
WtJ hrtie Ninie the Hititri wriithtrr.
Witid mm 1 f-torm cw uiM not mU,
V'v will ii ,n 1 4- xlinl tosri ther '
IriuK: to honiih und )nip:ln(.xl
Hear the merry flulSh-'lU Jinylo
Clear nlirt q uh m nkln wivr,
wiiijenur ,uUv lo;i:iiiI Hnsle.
I'ltiie) fi!iiuuiir where thev v
Others ernimU Ho are tiniluiy.
I'oroiirthuiiKt it onu. Ine.iift
Mmiy i l;r!i t cooil w.iim lilihlln
In tho uxuriu holly v.remii:
Wo nrb with Ihein. jnilly. Vln.lly,
And their liunlen rue with ours;
we formikooiir wirnur, lilludly.
Cover tip our irrief with Howurt;
CIhi we h iniU iiliciiir!illrtr,
Thnq fcnifitii uiMielniM wrou-,
'Jliiotirliupiiy vole s rltfr
In thri cM-iinsC Ctni-tiiim moms'!
lkm Hnd Goo&iU.
breakfast, too brcaI, rnajrl;, and nio
lase. or an Indian meal pudding.
"Wished I had breadLinj!" sabbed
I'casc at that very minute-
'N a tUUc Injun puddenr' wailei
Popsv.
"Sci' acrackcr, Popsyf cried Sweet
Pea-stt.
Once she hail a oti ou oup with
a bone into it! ' addtd I'opsy. drawln
in his breath and tA5lTn? hU own lips.
" I'm colli, I'or.svl" ,-alJ I'uaSv. tin-
at the other tran5elv. and tbero wm I But the minister, too. looTc o.T bL bat: -It U IPkf fT JJ
an awknani pau. , he and the child tood bWa-lod to- bx i JfrP L!!2
. Pnnr 15ttl folr !d oriA nun. rcthtfr tindrr the wintrv bwiri-ni. f cll. d V bM "Uf &A rt
ffr iiwri itJt ia jwt o: u appruixnt
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softl
"l ain't to fare who' Ujo iool.
Uilir1 atd another, lint tho earner
continued to say:
I rum!'
a(Jot ii two-cent ?tamp on. too,"
?aid the Servant of the I'ditSd tatci
JIaH at Jast. ilut do Micothing with
it. lfovs. tho ebap thoabt h bved ia
pinning tocrV as if he hail never cried ' Morton, 'pon my won!, he did."
before in ail Iter life, and had fouud a Ono man Iau:hed aaln. but only
new and absorbing kind of occupation ' one
by which to pati the time.
It's clear a city stamp won't carry
iou get breaI nlarsyl' sobocI the ; the tnuur tar enoun. hui uic cieriu
baby. "J'Umc I'opm. bread' nlarI" t "I !aTi hold it." ' he added. ?ravelr.
Sweet I'ea-x' put up her little blue 4 for insufikrient postage." and he did.
lin and kwed I'nn in tho nerfc: tn.t The itonn wa orr. Thninh the
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SStD OY All B5UCGISTS AKO OtAURS IH HESICISE.
A. VOGELEft a CO.
. IttiUtumrc, Jltt., U.S.A.
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A hlnlmr nrrow. mlft nnd ke n.
The yomiir niid eiisrcr inoni letM fly
A Phiilt to pierce tho p:i 1 diinn.
Ami pirt the eilrltitni or thn-kv;
The fioiy eipement. jfHinmerinif chill,
AiTO't thehnlowy nnm I i-e.
When tv 1th the llr-t uwttkuiiltut thrlllk
A mrs-.io cniie to mo.
WlUirnit, thoroidtrrtiyhllU nml fast
11' f rethellUT rim or hoten.
Within, ill -hod leritnr nlxht l pimpd.
Anil I'lit A'i'l hope nr nevl j;ien:
I jri . iitnl lift m s ul in pmver,
Awcil li theoIeinu Mresor"morn,
l.r lo! the immoital D.w Is he.e
To ns n Child U hum !
We .I-pt I fnejith thl linn of nteht.
Wliooial n !-oiv imil ev-ii if (ay,
llU! with the dawn rcclie tun si;lit.
And hall th" tirt nt tireik r day!
On omler height we see her riise -
'I he inoi nm p i-jikiiIcu nml pale;
Our I'r !- with ihe cnlul ev.j.s
15 hind the twillifM veil.
I Ie.it c the chlllhli t oh ci unite.
wji(icciirjvtuia et!tliu.'4iwi-i'ior chime,
And steal I el with u .H-le fixit,
Ti -ieek iilone the h"lle ho I -hflnot
Theheirth is fold, the altar lute.
Hut sr lis mnl loUi-iH piled above
At tet theoidtiiii" uirer.n? there,
'1 he sacrltlc" of lute.
A -tlr. a whisper overheard.
A putterinir ound of lubv fOet;
A lmrt or stl Ii.(l lnuirhter led
Hv toho? iliivlii iwi'i t:
'I he Wintry twillh: .dip- nw.iy
And leiiviw inv silent liimiaie dime;
Whlli- lorwjfd leup. thu .Mlllant day,
'J'uichi-1 Iiy the iMin n:i!
Wh it ere the Imlv visit kent.
Wh n h nid p-( . -,..l th" i hrldmi1) clicor,
Wlulc t"(i Hi totlv iniid'-u slept
'I l'e hull Hud linn -1 uivue ;r'
Ilevoii'l our k-n the iiitMer)' "e"!,
I he lote 1 1 tln' e il-ni- nut .ay:
Vtit hiiut- lit hiiiuan hit e made tvlno
My ueleomet luituus Day!
KUtine (tinUilc.m (owl Compmij.
a he lid when slie tea.el him for hi broken window the -un hon in Lilo
old broken top, or his two marbles, or lno between the heavy frost thatover
hcr turn to plague the landlaih't vcllow hw.-pt the pane: it lav upon the I'.oor in
cat watting for mice upon thc'.tair. ' a jrlare of hit, cold Hjrht. ittlf like a
I don't know how we can explain to ho?t of ice. Pojwy and Pease sat cui
one another win, this seemed to Popv dlrtl ioeth-r in it.
the hardest thfnir that hail happened . "It's wanner." said Popiy. "'most."
yet. How shall we? j "I'm co'oldl" said i'ea-e. putting tin
I'onsv iumiied down from bii chair. ' her lip aain. Sho hadn't cried all
and stood still ia the middle of tho nijrht
room. Ho looked at Pease. IILj breaih The landlady camo and tucked UtPm
came fast like that of a boy who U up in an old nljrof hert, that kept them
fightinj;. He felt like a man. And warm at times; for she had kind
Sweet I'easc, sitting tiiere. looked like thoughts now- and itu'n, like other cros
a little woman U poor Popsy. ' ieojTe. And Tim Jia- was so
"10 ouht to take care of my httlo drunk that he jve them a johnny-caKe
sister!" said Popsy, with a rand look, for upper; and so the hod ;t alonir.
Alter tnat he stood and thought a httlo UesiJes, it was mormr";. ami that
more. makes such a dilTereuc' in this world.
" Pease," said Popsy. then more tdft- "I'm going out now." said Popiy, the
ly. "I know. Uut we'll .say our first tiling, "on buinM."
prayers lirt." ' "Pease, too, Popsy," said Sweet
Sweet Pease stopped crying, and Peae, with perfect asatirauce, scram-
Popsy got hobl of her hand, "and thev bliti to her feet.
knelt down. Hut it was just as colli "Yd i cry d," Said Pon4y. IlCdidnit
for all that. Then Peae Said, ''Now I want to have' to turn rotiud again With
lay me." and P-psy tnid. "Our Path- her this time.
cr," for they did not know what else to "Uh no." said Sweet Pease, cheerful
ly, and then Pea3e began: Iv. " don't ky."
" Hear Zhe.-tis. ever at my side" but " "Who does, then?" asked Popv; but
couldn't remember tho reot of that he twisted her up in the old plaid tip-
prayer, nun ropsv Mini lie gueed Wiat pel. and lot her go.
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cr think thev arc cclt? oa it.
'.v t.J u tbcv eaiv aciuirt aa anr-
it which hill lca4 them to vait tta-
at-caUv for tawr rocas and thro. :
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civet and tbnr neighbor at lh?ird ; tuu iwTteJlSL v, X
M- in nnllm- tr.f m 1 nnf.lv 1 1 V f I 4 raf ! W .-
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" T' "-" wn(t -. n
food. The thocjrhl doc not occur
o the icmmcr tournt. that tha cwndi
oa which lead to io of appetite taul
removed to rvadcr a irHd Ippriiu
arm;cA to tar digvMt apparaiut.
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Tb ttittadelphia Vaw maa U a
rson of expenracc. He wiyii "A
ton man ha. Invented a new word
.stroacraetorology. It mean what A
laa ? when he seddrnty rua-5 agauut
lamp-ol.
The baincs mea of Keokal:, lowi,
vc frtrmtd a tock company to utart a
rclablo and inxtt-oaaalc lactorv la
city.
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w.-w enou 'h, ami o thev irot tit) niraitl.
and Pcne beiran to crv :tir.iin. Anil
to crv
they were just as hungry as they were
ueiore.
"Kaverhavc bread'nlaray!" sobbed
poor Pea-e. " Kaver have bread'nlarsv
zan p'ayers, Popsy!"
" Von vait." slid Popsy, important
ly. " Yo vu got some bufincss to 'tend
to."
So Popsy went to the
where his duar dead mammakupt things
not many thiujrs, to be sure -Hut all
She had. And in too drawer he found a
pencil and a half sheet of paper. And
when Pease .said:
"What you doin', PdpsyJ"
"Writin' letters," Pop3y said. "You
hush tip, Peasio!"
Uut he sat down and wrote, for all
that. And he looked grander and grand
er as he wrote.
Now Poiwv couldn't write, cxaetlv:
.
'Minwbodv kies," said Pease.
thought fully, a? they trotted alonir iu
the bnlliant. biting air. "lint "taint
me. I don't ky. Lord Zhestis lust
kies. I ojuess. Somebody kicd. Guos
it's LordZhcsu.. Popst!"
Perfectly satisfied with this theologi
cal explanutiou of her personal faults.
Swert Peae citing to Popsv's hand, and
tlrew m her breath complacently, laugli-table-drawcr
inir oltlv as thev went. If am body was
.writing
I printin
to,"
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TUTT'S
tor j firfc ..i , j lk atm i,nwi. ."-g
POPSY AND I'KASE.
Chrislnms.
Thu
It was I he day before
Someiliiiiir h:nl happened.
It was nut that tin lire was out.
but he could print. He told Pease he
wondered if they could reai
and IVase asked". "Who?"
"The folks I'm
Pop?v.
So he wrote ott and on. And as he
wrote he looked yrander and grander.
Sweet IV:isi: had never seen him look
so grand. Yet he had il gentle lookj
and the tears wore wet upon his cheeks.
Hy 2nd by the letter was done. And
Popy Slid:
" Now we'll come!"
Hut Sweet Pease never asked him
where, and went at oliee.
Si) Popsy tied the plaid tippet rdimd
her head, and ho put Ids old cap on.
what there was of it, anil they started
out.
They started out into the storm.
They had iiaeh others hands. Popsy
held Sweet Pease very hard and tight;
he thought she might blow away.
The landlady saw them go, and cried
out, "Good riddnueu to them!" and
Tim .loirjrius .saw thum, and he anl
to be blamed, the Lord Zhesus .seemed
to IVase as comctiteul a person" :ts could
be found.
At all events. Pons" could not think
of anyone el-e just then, except Mr.
Jogiiis -mid he gave them their sup
per, which was more than the Lord
Jesus did, poor Poise thought. Sho
wouldn't have Tim .Jogjrins blamed.
"I arxpeet an answer." said Popsy, as
they panted on in the cutting wind,""an
answer to my letter."
"What letter? ' asked Pease, who had
forgotten all about it.
".M letter to the Lord Jesus." said
said ' Popsy; "the one 1 mailed jetet day."
I "Can He wito pwint?"
i "Uh yes. saul Popsy. sinipm "Ini
sure He'enti. 1 guess Ih-t gdt jo far as
writing. Pease. Don't you be afraid. I
don't blievello hm to print notes to
liltle boys. Hut I dbn't know where lo
find the letter, 'zaetly," added Popsy,
with an air of suppressed anxiety.
I "Hut don't you bo afraid. He'll an
swer the letter. Pease."
".Matbeitll be on the letter-box."
said Pease, be omin interested in the
matter. "Al-ijbo it'll come out that
little hole. I should I'm .. ill il come
this morning, Popsy?'
"Somu.ime to-day, I guess," replied
Poosy, stoutly.
So when they came in sight of the
letter-bo.x there was somebody there.
It was the earner. Ho did not look
dim, as he did jostorday m the .storm,
but shining and clear, lor the sun fell
full on him; as if n figure had stepped
SYMPTOMS OF A
T sORPIO UVER.
X-ots o Appetite. JJotvcls costive, I'uin in
.'' w-14' v,th a dl,u sensation m the baci
par.. 1 am under tho alioulder blade, fuli-
OS fitter eatlllir- with a lo:itirlinnrinn m
?.?,r,lo,,of body or mind. Irritability of
lemer. LiOW SDirit.S. With H fenliiipnl nnv.
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bo-
I -ll r.Hrt
neni r illy over thni-icht. vn iii,ii.i.nn..
wuhilttui dr..1nm. hii'hlv eo'lorfd Urine- &
CQNST8PATIOPJ.
TBBT"-C5
p
tlic''l better go to the p'lice- for Tim
was not ery drunk and a little kind. from Hie background to the fore-round
Hut Popsy su-d: , of a picture.
"Never vou mind where wo fo!" i Tin. -no fll c fn'i !,., p..,.. i
firi w iu ifit Ii. In i.iif tlti.fjk !..?. .ii. I ! A ...I I... I...T.I .... I.... I......1 ...! I i i t ..... . . .
,, ,. ", , "-- . ,, .inn ;1Uu uv ou... ui nig .iu.iw mnl uiiiKuu us lease were a Jitue piuided and con-
lease lived. It was not that they had grand as a very .small boy could look fused as thev looked
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in. l ii.m mil iiiiiui. i uasi! .iou i isy in a very oig biorm. mil to lease lie
very often had no dinner. It was not said:
n'tng -ther that Pea-e had been crting. ' ' I'm goin' on business. I'm goin' to
Poor little Pea-e cried so much that she ' nost inv letter."
So by-aud-by they camo to a letter
box. It was covered with ice and snow.
So was Popsy. So was Pease. So was
the letter, tols.
said Popsv,
with him.
It's the letter-man."
"but there's somebody
j Here s another man.
And truly there was. A gentleman
stood beside the carrier. He shaded
t his eyiv; with his hand, and seemed to
I'.VrJ "oected BOme duty. Weariness. Di
"iiei-s. , l-'lutteriiiKiittho Heart. Jloti b
IJZ' U)? tyes Yellow Skm. Hoi-lnct
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",r" "s;i,.rtvr nitnptfxt to izirli
Kin-!,, (ti.,0 -irTis iii n otinxiS'
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of Ft?l.
')n) rvERYWiiKKK. rnicK 2.1 cknts.
Orril-r, as Murray Street. Xeiv York.
and Popsy had both got n-eil to it. It
I w is not so much that Popsy had a sore
uiroai 1 opsy usually unit a sore uiroat. ho was 1'opsy. fco was Pease. So was be watchin".
11 wis 1101 even mac ropsy nan cut ins j t lie letter, Uk- "There." said tho carrier "I told
linger Popsv was a;t to cut his linger So was the letter-carrier, coming at ! you so. Thought thoM come back to
...o.-.i.,u ii.u.i , Siu u,u u um'h win- iiiai iiiuiiieni. uowiiiiie street, iar away, this box to see after it. the poor little
dow to keep the wind from Pease. Nor and dim, and white, jet seeming to , fools! I vuni, sir. Them are the verv
was it entirely that it snowed. It move mistily and swiftly like the an-' ouii"- ones There they be look
usually snowed since Tom Joggins got i gels that we see in the "background of neros"s there. A boy and a "al The
drunk, and Muck a mop-handle through pictures. ' , pi has :i ,ort of ,-ideil tipt round
the wmdow, and so made room for tho ' It was so snowy that it was all Popsy her. See?"
storm to come in on Pease. Tnen it , could do to stand on tiptoe long enough "Yes, I ceo " said the "cntlcmin
was not the landlady exactly. To be to slip his freezing letter into the fro.en so'tly. .still shadingliis eyes.whieh liui
sure, she had iitsi been up. and said she bo.x. When he had done that Pease rmni lilin.lm.r n-,7t .... .l. i:..i .:.'.'. '
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...in. in 1 hi, uuuuwi im niu iwti ui negiiii 111 i-ry. one sain sue was coin anil
"cm. bad luck, to 'em, and they must . must ro home.
worn
'Ihe Pdst-OCue clrrk who held the let
ter far msjtll jcnt postage was there,
too: an 1 one c r two other clerks, and n
friend or so of the ctriers bt s; lK$, an l
half a dozen friends of Mrs. Carrier ,
and iu fact, a great mmiy jicople who
, did not go to church ery much were
there that d.iv to hoar that Aormon
about the little boy who wrote letters to
the Lord .Jiwtis Christ, ami thought the
United States mail .sort ice in daily com
munication with the court of Heaved.
Popsy was not there, for his throat
was too sore: he was in a warm bright
room in tho Children's Hospital, drink
ing hot chicken-soup, when the church
bell rang. And Pen-o was not there,
for she was not big enough. Mrs. Car
rier said; and Mrs. Carrier ought to
know for -he had promUed to take care
, of her for a week.
Sweet Pease, in fact, was at hdme liv
Jlie lire with the Carrier children, eatv
, itig "bonny-cake." when tho long
, prayer began.
I It w:ls a short sermon, for the minis
ter could not say a great deal, he felt
and thought o "much about Pease and
Popsy. Hut when lie told the story,
just as it had happened, and when he
asked the people what he .should do
about Popsy. and when he said:
"U my people, 1 hae been thinking
how proud ou will be that ; call bo
cho-en to carry the Master's answer to
the htLle bo !"
And when he prayed:
"Lord, give us a faith like the faith
of the child whom Thoil hast brought
among us," there was a stir upon the
still air of tho church; and presently
there came an answer from the people.
Fur they cdiisiilted together, atid chose
an Old 'white-hailed man to bo their
spokesman, and he carried thcii mes
sage to thu minister, and this was it.
" The members of this church would
feel it a privilege to adoot the little
ones as the wards of this church, pro
, viding for them iu all their temporal
and spiritual needs so far as po.ver is
given to us. The members of this
church would thank their pastor for
lepresenting to these orphan children
the love of Cod. and the pity of His
Son our Saviour, Whose messenger their
pastor is.
"I and my wife wanted to say' said
the carrier," Monday evening, to the
minister, "that if so be you couldn't
' find ant body tint wanted Vra; forgood
homes are skoree, sir, and orphans
plenty jve would do our vummed best.
, sir. V e ve got six. lint my wife took
1 a notion to the girl. And the boy is
'ju.st the si.e, sir, of tho ono vou
buried."
1 " It don't seem, sir, as if a man that
was chosen to deliver letters to thai Atl-
dresa had ought to pass it by as if it
wasn't a vummed oueommon occur
, reucc. Eliza'nlh Slwirt l'hclps, in
, Youth's Companion.
(St. Intb Wfturrn Wtehmn.J
Mail, IfMth tlicrai. IU
One of tie jrrt tinufurn- Intvrrttt
of rWt3ti, h the aerea li-o Cossi-,
whcf tiiiK arc ewxi iia Uja :.' -citki:
tJ i!lt'ac Uoa Usrva-boal tie wKl la a
rt-ctst conTerun Uh Mr Je. (irrr.
osr cl Uic iroprieior, tail trrvurci.ts rt-
ntiikrti I lure ttcd Ul ;1iv1k1 icajrUr,
ft. Jcxb O'L I air fa'r, .ad fMtbd it to
b to tcrr bcc.Wl tit 1 fll ttrrrr It ttb-
tlL llbt cerrd p of a etenct of
tcsajit.ira, after oitt-r icmcdic htil Ulled.
7.tvrnta the rw, and tf po!tv) do
mru.njc to miko tiieta rciaeatr jou. A.
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1 'Udwaukv-t Ktcnltitf WitMttitn,
A llrea Cnurrar.
Arronlltt to an llllaoU ctchxuzr, oqr dajt
of )lhamitlni are tf ell-nlsb numberrd. St, i
Jacob. Oi! enter a rhtumaUf tefrftarr bJ
ciujira trttj ub)ect. That' ribi. Wc
beheve In It.
-11 "
Da Mo.o, f Turin, hx Inrentd a m
rhmc v h eh measures llt-MsbL It 1 calSsl
!h tloUitflvp-ath One of the math urt,
va appLed to NVr York "oeietj" man
oue-bir:cd rte-ian joulfa who prt h'
hair IH Uie inkldle- and t&e fcotlMve relttrr
d Un't in-lirate !i)Uac. Jt Jeihtcat.7 tc-
uiAiuetl at xero.
., 1 a.
MmIm ..
Hop Hitter, which ar adrertlKl In our
-oluuiH. arc a me core for acue, tilIoniie
and Mduer comp'amta. Tboc lio UK them
fat thet rannot b tH highly recomreeodrd
Tho.- "aJlbftoJ aboutd Ke them a fair
tfl.I. and lil teoiua thrrrbr riilhulaUc
In tl fane MI tht.r furatlT qualltica.
J'litkutd Argul.
- ...
Tttrnr fcrf no nfitjreliaa Ued during tbu
re)j;u bt Kins; Ni.oinan.
.,
llun. John IVoaat.
I.t Member of Coiirr-a from i'a,aT of
lldranj:' Kheumatlc Knurdy : "1 took three
don.s and inv rlieuiualnin a kohc My
brother, of llc.lforl. Pa, vat cured by a
tlmllar quaniliy I rreoinmrnd It Hi all
ocratliint. It nerer falia.' fceM Wy tTery
tc.labic lru;,ft-
m
Uck Keddlns'a Knls Salrr In the lionrf and
uk Kcddiuz'a lluntia Sahc iu the ubte.
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fu! li MffUmfle, I -f tb. Ilw.it,... ln,.s J
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won thh HAin.
BURNETT'S
Tn Frarer
only (Itiiulhe.
Ax!p (!rca
v kuow IC
it tho beat and
him
ou
Like tlieirsuls oil .otr" The land-' "I wanted to wait for an answer.1'
. --- -.,
that. The said Popsv, reluctantly. Hut Pe.ise cried
Trees for the I'arni.
I iiei.if.vk there is not as much caro
and attention given to forests, groves
and shade trees as their value and im
portance demands. We in the West
are doing considerable in this line, nnd
this wor. is on the increase from year
to year. And yet, on traveling through
the couutry, we see more places where
trees ought to be planted' than places
whole trees arc planted.
I beliee the climatic inllucnco of
trees is morn in elipot-im- tl... ,,in.a rf
. you, sir. I knew you d come. I knew ' drying and damaging winds in summer
1 till! VOlino" nun- tvnnld ci.nw. tr. II I :.: : ....i.T .." i ..
So Ponsv turned and trtulcred awav. ' di,n,"?,i. ; "..11 ..:",.! ' ...t :",m. Jn1 ?. now-ormmg wmtu
fire, and woise than no dinner: it hurt The storm beat upon them. The two pio us nv n Vc know sir it..f ., 1 Tin I l . ., - ,.nc,rease OI n,.,n-
worse than a sore throat, and it athed little figures seemed to bend and sink oi e?f"nvlSdv wni to C Zar",f in I,cvo?.fthofwl from carrying
harder than the blue, cut linger that . withinlt. J sUJh liVc "rriie J , !r n ? "t t,"jI,"llnU,ti' of the air. ivith which
Ponsv out shivering out m wran tl.nl Yn..,..rno?" ;,! ti.iM.:- ? l! .?..:uuf' l. Piron wa.s the it is tilled from evaporation from soil
end of his old Uppet round the neck and ' luintin V He shled ds , v with - : r Kn ,. . JL. "'I ,th l aml from veRelation. It has been do-
shoulders of H tie Pease. , ii... l..,n,l. n.l lnot-...l ti,m.wi..i.m 1 :V :-: .r...i'" , ,"' "" ,H " gu 1 monsT.iic, somo years ago, on the
. " w -iiiiia imr a oroie-sor. SI
A Miv's residence, In l. 1j where lit
w ahlii U done. The tra nip lia no home,
A iiiHiin-i. Lwikiilf. well ds.cl man w th
fl tno-Irt valine, nalkeil timidly up JetTroti
circet tetieruar aiternoon, ami, up, r .cnitr;
a iHillcetii.in, look oft hl hat ami, with tuanv
litnuMu Ikjas an I apolosic. akisl trmls on
to look 111 at fouip of the kIioh h ndo p as he
walked alonj;. (. crtalnlr." nil th- oljlrer,
'Trtdoily. Look Into all of 'tin a Ion.' 4a
tf.u l.ke Thai's what tlet'rw liie-l no f, r.
I hey want you to look Into Vm " Tho
otranecr W4 profutr in 1m thaiiki and m Id
lie Wauled to fe thr thliiiin vert iuu Ii In
deed, but he d dipt want to nuke liuiMelf Uo
new as he was a total ttrauger In Hurlinton.
Ifatticryt.
Clotuks connections a jvlrof bracra.
A TOCMi roupll: in their honeymoon aro
flalltlns IaukiihIIi with thr r4;e at dr.ert.
c son .tun you 11011 1 nun it t reui',
(.ear. .ii! alone mth me! Vou re q-dlr.otJite
"Mire that ton dmi't hMi to co lac to Jour
txclielor 1 to again P' Hiat: ' Quite, mr
darlni;. Indeed, married life in m. jwiulr
Ji 11 v th.it, y .u ktioiv if )ou were to die tu
uiht Pil set married air.iln to-morrow."
fOCOAINE
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The Literary Revolution.
lady almost alwavs said
tiling which had happened had never twice as hard as ever.
happened before: it could never, never. "I s'pose I must go home with her,"
happen again to Popsy and Pease. The said Popsy, talking to himself. :She
thing which had happened was worse is my litt'le sister. I mustn't let her
than the landlady, it was worse than j stay' n cry. I can come back and get inv
the snow-storm, it was worse than a ' answer."
broken window, it was wor.-e than no
ol the childicu toiled towards
the shining, slippen street.
1 lie light s vummed strong," ob
served the carrier, respectfully. "Spe
cially for parsons. I take it," Parsons
ain't never much on eyesight. Hut I
always did say they war the chaps for
such like business. I'm irlad 1 told
I!ocxt, to Miecoed A now to' Jt
A rAMiloxtiu.K (tii'veston y.tin.r man ha
r',nired eon. durable fame aa a inu 1. ai !.rn
on th viol 11 Ono n c,ht at a nm Id fM'ltv
iiiiT he announced thai he ua s I'lic to rnd
lor a violin ami dr.vr a few jl lie tl.ortn'4
immortal "ViiiplionlrK out of it by the tall, a
Itweie. 'In ha aman-meut all the p-iitlis.
men present Voiuntcrrcd to go for th- tl :! r.
fin I un todaN none ol them hate got lack
nltblu For dipc iii a crowd, no Impl
Ineiit of w.ir has tPt b-eti Invented to rival
the llddfc. Galtr-lo Aru.
f-y 4.T lit JUHMO !"
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(at.alt. at itt 2,000,000 4 nAMj XOOO.OOO
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KNOWLEDSE.
Miiirpf1Ml WHO lSIvt !'- of rtt r-x
4 lvS e j ft .K4S:.M tA(MW. K K tet ( tn
I 1.3. c 'f 4lt t ' lr.r 111. ctt - rt
hH&J In flriOTnlnrM tf-tvs 1 3 l 4 1 rvosiK il h r- -nt tt-f - -! & & . r m
Ifcan Jl4H n J S lt rr I -X I . ,-rmJ' jtm umA Itykt. ft. nrtft t.-ttM .
."ratftf tm-iT It I fftTft. tcir t t -trl V f r4 . U. . ft - iUj II " t- '.
im oft.O ft""! it w ttnili" wlifi tlv. Hi -v.i Iioy fi(.i( t . .-
mi. ftn.1 tpruMj ftuuorr. rik. j tjiu-s tt oa, f 1 .00 1 kftir n.n , St.. 9 1 -
liuu. II rrbl.
Wn have received a torr entitled "A
Dark Deetl." wh.ciil iej.rtiful jf deellne-1.
Tlic tirt ch.-titer open tilth, '-It In mll
nlghL" Thl In all right. It I n'lrn tnld
night nt Icat icven times a week; but t e
nuthnr forot to add, "and lien re br.ded
over the city." Thin i a fatal over glit.
Silence alwats I rood over a city wluti It it
mldii'ghtln ,rK of fiction ivit nowhere
rise. We can't jrlnt a torv In which ftllenee
doesn't brood at midnight. Xurrutwm At.i '.
CCC A WFEK mvonrowntown. Trrmaand
U U U 15 outfit fre Adiiri tt UalhrttlCn JHa-J4.1l.ata
i4JL-J5Al?ASy
AN AMAZING OFFER.
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4 ft rvlLMI nf (lift IJtjrftrr 1 Vmlm Ymmili Lull ISj.. I.n'i TlTla'mAlm mrmmltr .HLt
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What is the Verdict?
AnyVvty sn Toft Idfii ryrliWft fw At rtlwrwi. jr T
tftran Dif ri-.i wsr Jftnr nuMvuu.a or xfci. j 4 wi th afty tn ia m h (a ii
mi itn f .. r...tf
tflk .. Ml O-. 4.rV4 f XtrKm ftwrtl U !. f
ntrtor wwrHf nuniiMt
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lilcteL.bra:i tcJEn
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The th ng which had happened was
that M imtna was dead.
Tho w:nd'w might be mended, if one
had the ilass. The lire couhl be lighted.
. 1 . . .... .
11 anyi) my orougai wood. Hie land- bo ti.nnn-iir ,nr.. ..i.r...i u
la ly wrni d slop talking, if people paid He thought no more about
lie
their rmt. It you hurt your linger or
tour tiiro.it. you might get well. .Even
ter sleet. Ihe little Inrnres faded and
departed in it, Popsy holding Sweet
Pease by the hand.
"Pity! tJkought the carrier. And then 1 3'ou
run
it, till he
profe-sor, sir. prairies of Iowa, that a belt of
1 ase would not cry" forever and ever.
to sort
Then
lice, sir.
How they walk! Kinder tuckered out
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a perfect Ljecj irr o r
r.EriKCtcx. W cb-
stcr'aKtctionarr
costs 3.0. anJ Use
Amcricanl'opular
l)Icticnaisrccit5only
SI.OO."Wortlitea
1 times, tao money- --
X. i. lim". "Wo
hate nerer seen its
jual.ciUicrinpnce.
Jlnish or contents."
Tl-.rfrc !irfinn. fir.il T"ir-irvr.f T?rTT.li- " rf.f'i
la-n. -art. x Y. One copvof ifis Amc-ican l"DnularP:c-tionsjr-
Illanntedi. the fr-vatet niil best teck ever
1l4t 4-sLjtpaid. to any ao Jtss en rceelpc of cc!y S I
V ImUrc sntifs-tin tn.sraitsl. vm copies postpalJ
f-v 32. A Git VD IIOUDVY I'llESENT. nlT ct er.
TU..rX"xirorOdaTsiinlri.sfIrtt wr. - i--- -t.
r..o:( copies ro'A In rtraraontht Aiidrv.sn. CDEAX,
ruUfcher. isajisj-opeiit-n jaoci. Ciicaeo. HI
-VsnVTSr AGENTS! AOEATS!
JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIFE
Tl N.V1KST OK ALL. llXi f f SJlJUlhl
"P Wayward Pardner."
AI.KVTS WAXTEDInevrrytoirn. Dont mlsslr.bnt
eel d forClreuiarst once.andecaretcrrl.oiT. Address
ilOUGLAsS BKUS-, 53 W. 5th St. Cincinnati. O.
took out his bunch of letters
them under cover from the wet.
nil .it nni'i. I10 ctinooil nml c.i.il
I ne snow itself would sloop softly and -- Wh-ee-ec!" I we'll wait ri-ht here " '
be down m the streets and stop one And ho said nothing more till he got They waited silently
...v, ...... ,..t....o ..wn wuji,-, iuiu u to tne post-oiltee. i.ut when he was
would be spring. tiiL.rCf he beckoned to a clerk, and
initr Hiivii iuiu niuwiei is ueau mere sttifinnd nonin.
" What's up?" :vskcd the clerk.
"I vuni," said the carrier.
44 We all know that. You frequently
do." said the clerk, impatiently.
44 What do vou vuni to-day?'
wasn t bisrirer 11 that little im-n ini.Mi.i . wn. .. i.n.t ti. -.,..:, 1
Jciinuy wasn t. sir. I bought on't yes- ' the crops from damage, and thus
lllU.iy.nnU HIV WHO SetS a Sl"ht he t:imed .-i .rr-.-.tor iirmliiot thnn . v...l,l
C7 r o ... O. "-. .7 IT . O ,.......-..... .. "vmu;
t.io- iieiiessea. 00 1 uiougiit l d il all the ground had been occupied bv
up and get the letter, sir. thu imi.
morning, and between us and the nn- 1 In mv onininn treo bintorj f.tr. n
..... .,..,..1.1 C.l .! I . - . ' . I -"'. t-wir-
iii ttitdiu mm me vouno- nnm
5!FBEE!;
nomic uses do not investigate tiie value
)ut of the diilercnt sorts of timber to plant,
iss , The lied Cedar Is very durable and val
uable, but so slow iu irrowth
only now and ' cannot afford to wait for it.
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is no'hiiig lo be done,
Popsy, in Pojisy's way, thought of all
this, or some of it. or enough of it to
understand that something, not like
ant thing e'se in the world, had hap
petie'l to hiiuc'f and his sister Pease.
"It can't Hihappen," said Pops-,
speaking quite aloud.
Peaso slopped crying and looked up.
Pease w.is pretty when she had had
her dinner an 1 a lire, and when it didn't
snow m the wmdow, and when her
mamma was there to brush her hair,
and tie the plaid tippet on somohow
different how oil mamma tie that
tippet? Popsy wondered, studying the
twist of the fringe gravely and "with
care. He liked to sec Pease look pretty,
even if the lire were out,
"Sweet Pease." mamma used to call
her. Her mamma was ditlerent from
the landlady an 1 Mrs. Joggins. They
had little girls, but they called them
Bet, and Bridget, ami Mariarann.
Popsy thought his mother had been dif
ferent from everybody in the world.
I rue. he did not kno
people in the world. Jaflit he felt sure, of
this. His mamimvrid not let them play,
with Bet aniLJffJariarann.
His pajaQwas dead, too. Mamma
said hjav-.ic in Heaven with the Lord
Jiut that didn't matter so much,
t its!.! .... 1
because rops w.um UUi rememoer
about him. All mat 1'opsy could re
member was that they had come from
place to ylaco, and room to room, he
and mamma and Pease; .nnd that
everything that happened happened
worse than the last thing, and now the
worst of all had happened, and mamma
laj' dead upon the bed in the corner one
day. and another day a man came and
took her off, and Tom Joggins said
they had buried her. And it was-cold,
and Tcaso was crying, and his tinrer
ached and when mamma made riifffcd
nightgowns a dozen for fifty cent
they sometimes had a dinner, and a j
that we
W ra - - ii'all.
4 r . - --,- v-. tauti vMMiiuvMiiuiu ,j Mui.iui iw uaiuu lbl
wieu uio carrier vunimetl a little below .Mulberry and Osage Orange. In the
ins breath when Pease slipped down early settlement here the Black or Ycl
or I opsy stopped to put his bare, cut ' low'Locust was considered tho met
hand to his sore throat, as if it hurt , valuable tree we could plant: but
111m more Uian he expected. the worms soon found their way out
ihe minister stood with one hand here and destroyed them. The Cot
across his eves. He was a pale man, , tonwooil, Soft Maple and Green Willow
with a srentle faee. In bi uti.,,. i..,.i 1 1....... 1... ..!. ,:.i li.. i.
44 Look at tnis -vummed letter," said ! which shook a little, he held .1 t.ioei, n'f ' verv ntni.l ,r,r, ti. i,m.. ; ,
paper, soiled, wet, blood-stained, ; valuable for farm uses. Then came
crumpled. It was Popsys letter. It 1 the European Inrch, which, no doubt,
was open, and this was how it read: j will prove valuable.
"PKArLOItn Incite okrliT r.-.. t .. .' Of I'nilrJIl ir llilVO Insrnnil ennn r.nn.1
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as v...V. " IJf i J "n" SD0 '-coLd we havnt thmrrs by exnerience: and one. is thnt
uu.i. uui uuiwimcr nn maina 15 dod Vor ir "1 . . 1 . .7
ennyBody ebe cethEi: i thort Youd Like our ":iriJ3 Catalpa is more valttab'e
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AtTHH . CATARRH, riOKE-TIf ROAT.
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yoo Ke our circulars,
which we uriw! Fatal
the carrier, more softly
It was a half sheet of paper, crooked
ly folded, soiled, tumbled; there were
traces of blood upon it. too: and tho
melted ice; it was wet and limp, it w
addressed in a child s scrawl, in printed
letters a slight and senseless, thing.
But this bit of useless paper bore" the
stamp of the great Mail Service of the
United States. The clerk and the car
rier dared not pass it by.
44 Just you look." said the carrier.
He spoke in a singular tone, as of one
a little in awe or fear. The clerk and
the earner gathered together, bentlino-
their heads under the gaslight across
the paper in their hands.
This was tho address upon the letter.
In spite of the wet. inspiteof the blood,
in spite of the wrinkles, in spite of the
stumpy old pencil, and the blue, cold
fingers that had traced it, the super
scription was quite plain and clear:
"to The LorD jesus CHItist
VOSTOX."
-The carrier looked at the clerk. The
clerk looked at the carrier.
""Vum," repeated the carrier.
V 1 Tm " srid the clerk
And, indeed, he seemed to be.
4 Must hare bCCn them young ones,"
said the earner. "
"Expects us to ; know-.jvhjch way to
mailit, I suppose," scathe clerk.
He tried to laugh; but over his face
too there stole a'lookliffSgSS
ia fear or awe.
Another man came up, two
"I'leiscmil MP c..m-i , - -"" .".j " mv uuun.-ii.iun.-ii laiicues.
FOltmyiiu" is true that the experience of this
125 TO $40 A DAY!
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ine miriiiior ctnn, ... i. i.i- ji-
sun. the carrier ju behind rn ThS ' r " fS-' K? !" -S-0t,-tberra t"
tiny toilimr i;ffIlrin ,i,n u-i i : d,:in:i' """o and Missoun it ls of suHi-
nSre? ilPee o S anVpnedTt ff length f i t0 prVC, ilf ',Ura"
was deadly cold at that corn?-? ir the r '7 a P0,1 m U,C ',:r0"m-,' lastin
letter-bov; but Pease for-ot to crv i?y' i 'V f" CVr scrent-v-n-;e -vears-1'nn-t-
cto i . . . " " J have ba1 twntr-hve years of experi
b JtT"b: PF l,Ur l? the, carrier Ha ' ence wU thi tree, and " the early
lnfneo lgR1?ll-0k" V?380 Earned " eriod of my experience I discovered
her face toivanl him confidingly. Rh . ihit u- hnd . .;M j.
r-.'- -.w i -..- .. ...... ..v miiEiin ui aLnjciuo Ul
never seen him look
Popsy;
'F three
erathered: they lounred and lor.-?
Pil.. rn' t- - ., ..xjn
vi.v-i. me tamftj-t
idly. Thev leaned
fI..,ll.T C. lilnr.lt- !.., V.nl-n ; 1
nuwiiiiii. uuum.uM tutj uiuau Uilf
hoarse and heavy laughter, ihen
suddenly they grew still.
is
Each looked I iO,ioar
was sure she had
quite so grand.
44 Any letters for me?" asked
44 1 arxpeet a letter"
" What's your name?" asked the ear
ner. 44 My name is Ponv- Aft- Tr.om i.
dead. This is my little sister. Her
name is Pease. She's very little. I
take care of her. I wrote a letter for
her. Is there any answer for me?"
"This gentleman'll answer that
t ummeu letter," said the carrier. The
carrier looked embarrassed.
Popsy went up to the minister, who
had not spoken, but stood silontu-,
garding the children. It was dazzling
bright where the minister stood, witS
snow and ice about him and behind
him. Popsv thonsht he shone. Th.
A - C " -.Wft. ..
child took off his old thin cap.
"Are vou
asked Popsy.
snecipss
Catalpa the one more thrifty, beautiful
and hardy, to stand the bleak zero
weather of our climate. Hence, I gave
it the distinctive name of Hardy. With
me it grows fast, about like that of the
soft maple; blooms two or three
weeks earlier than the common or ten
der sort, larger, more white and beau
tiful fiowers.
Trees for groves should be planted
close, not more than four by six feet
apart, that they may have small limbs
and send up a tall but straight tree. I
Lhave often cut the young trees off near
me ground, that they may send up a
thrifty, straight sprout, "which will
make the better tree. Suel Foster, ia
A". Y.'Jndependent.
To Rfftt ('wash .wrrnp t
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