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The Illnminator.
iPl
The existence of rood
fccllncon the part of tho
French. Nation or thenro-
T.lcorihlsoouiitryUthown .
by the presentation of a
coiosmu itrrmae fleuro or
Freedom holding aloft tho
torch of Ubortjv JloauiY,
with ucfuineiVls -coin-'
Mncd in this Imtncmo
work of art, na OicUnjjbt,
blazing torch will scrro
tho purpose of a bc&ron
light in the harlor of New
York. There li another
fijruro which will chal
lenge larger pralic and ad
xnirntlou than even tho
great work above referred
to. It is lllintraicx! here
with, nnd rcrirccnU tho nped and worthy rT.
JACQS,holdliij;ido:linblhandUiAtU3iCOMwhlch
will sruide aright all railing upon the sea or llfo,
whue waters abound with the thoalaand dan-
trerous places of ckncs ana dijcai. The light
h cat Is dcahrncd losbow that St. Jacob Oil Is
the true and trusted xncjins of kccrdtip tlic body
on it proper course, and of cnlc aiwl " riglitiug
it.hou!J St lo unfortunately cast tirn lite rJiools
of rlicinantlsm orothcr twUuful uilmciitA. Tliouv
cndi of cmtcful ones throughout the world have..
proven Uiu value antl felt Uic cooa or tills Grt-at
German lUrmody, and are Kind to recommend it
to all neclln the wrvicc of Jut such n temeily.
In thin connection Mr. John fi. Hrljsfi. a well
known citizen of Omaha, N;b told a iicwepajn-T
ninu tliut he wa.i terribly iiRlirti-d with an m-uto
jittjirk .f rheumatism In hU Inclc. 1 he ill-o."'',
which had been prcyiiij: upon him for year had
drawn him out of flinjxs. Ho tcv.,rN-d to i:rcry
remedy known to j.lijWinns, hut fmnd no relief
until lie tried Sr. Jacou Oil. ono lot tic of which
vflccied a complete and radical cure. .Another
case may justify reference:
A VEIJiKAXSKAXAySTnOUBUl
jytL'or ln!rr-0xnn, CUicano, J2-1 rend you tM.
feeling that the Information con vcycil will ho of
jualcrial bvm-Iitto in.auy of j our ii-adora. Oiiu
of our oldest citizen, CapUln C. V. lloynton, too
Government IKht-hotL-o l.eojcratthw poiiit.ls
iirolmhly iiio oftbo oldcd im-uricii In Ann-rim,
having willed tivciity-ix years on wilt umU-x. ,
AflT this iortyi'lx jcara' t-mlco lilt cyofitlit
failed him and lie kept the I.iRlitntClitcciuiiiiI
the Government ImJH the Gri Point Mirht hen-, '
when ho wiw transferred. While waned In mj
Morn this inomlns the Captain volunteered the
following written rtntctm-iit: "Tills lHtorrrtlly
that I linvcliecn iifllleted with rhcumittiiin lur
tncnty (2Ti) year, tiolb in myndle nod It mix. I
am liHpiiyViimytbat.nrtertiMiixloHlliautivoUtt-v
ties or tho .St. Jamum OJ l, I am cut Irclyjroc from "
loin, though mil ltinpin? vnncwhnl when walk--1
liiK.froiii Imii; force of h.ibrt. ' W. Itovrnox.'
J!c lerrjng totlie fon-uoliij; fiict. 1 might Allude to
liniiK-rou hlmllur cum that have c-oioil to my
notice, but "n word to tbe wife it mtllricnt."
Jviis Qouur.u rJiarmncbt. .krauMou, HI
DR. JOHN BULL'S
Tonic Syrup
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER.
The proprietor of this celobrated medietas
justly claims for it a superiority over all rest
cdici ever offered to the public for the SAFE,
CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT euro
of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fever, wheth
er of short cr longstanding. Ho refers to tho
entire Western and Southern country to bear
bim testimony to tho truth of the Assertion
that in no case whatever will it fail to cure if
tbe directions are strictly followed and carried
out. In a great many cases a single dose has
been sufficient for a cure, and whole families
have been cured by a single bottle, with a per
fect restoration of the general health. It it,
however, prudent, and in every case more cer
tain to cure, if its use is continued in smaller
doses for a week or two after the disease has
been chocked, more especially in difficult aud
long-standing cases. Usually this medicine
will not require any aid tokoep the bowels is
good order. Should the patient, however re
quire a cathartic medicine, after havin t taken
three or four doses of the Tonic, a single doss
of BULL'S VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will bo sufficient.
The eenulno SMITH'S TONIC SYBUP must
have DR. JOHN BULL'S private stamp on each
bottle. DR. JOHN BULLonly has the right to
manufacture and sell tho original JOHN J.
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP, of Louisville. Ky.
Examine well the label on each bottlo. If my
private stamp is not ou each bottlo do not
purcbaic, or you will be deceived.
33X1.. JOHKT -BTTTsTj,
Manufacturer and Vendor of
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP,
BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
The Populnr Remodleo of the Day.
Principal OHcr, SlUilaln St., LOUISVILLE, KT.
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AGENTS
WASTED.
HIWQCae.TwcaO,
6U1
UHm,M9,
THE BED-GLOUD CEEEr
M. L. THOMAS, Putehfr.ff
lit ci.oloJf y A -, KKlHsrL
-1 . m "
MONOTONE.
Ho roo nnd irazcil upon the day
Anl faid: -JBt wind H Sjt.atnln!?;
And ro he went hU wntrcful way
Jneombortonn-: l fear 'twill rain.
Fhf- wntchod him far alowii the riKtd,
WHblUtlof-shaiidtoUsUrwbe-d; , i
Her brcnl be i'cJ with n wearr. load,
AndbMeriyhnatd ' "
"Icnroriot If the wind bo owt.
I know not U the wind bo west,
I outenot If I starve or fxt.
Only. I Wish my llfo bal ziU"
Ho rr.d with the rctttruriflt.,' ""'
?hc smiled with fond, rc.cptlvc air:
Ills errctln was a forinil ullrfht.
In tiiuo JhoMuvcr wwitb would boir.
E woardy tJwtnoinnsts fpod:
Yr ra hopeful dawntjdroarr dusk
Her rnvlnif. fcunvrysViitf a4kcd tiread
HO ?&ii Mt h'lfUhrbut buiks.
ribo obbol: "Oh, depth of misery.
That cannot know communion's rost,
What is thobotjrordny totne?
I only wlh my llfo had t."
Tho ttcanons nxxl Ilko bittor to.iM,
' Alt upaBtln annuity thffwxilW:f T
Hit fiiivs fO fair In fonnec year.
Hud lonx forvottcu bow U itinllcv
1-
At lust rtio laid bar burdjrlij": -,
.At la be wept, ho oold beforo; J
Tboo:dlfJrbtiTiitcntod"Inhori'yJ '
To liitlit, ulm. no oion.
Ilf mnootbrd tho fHloI hair olore
Tbo brow tbit porfcot tM.-MCcxpmiscd:
IIo vcnvn her tokoos of bU love
That could no moro for bcr have zest.
i
tVo clillt with dreary commotip'ncii
Toinl ho.im tbitt yearn for iiyiiipathy,
Ihchntil line form uxiti l ho face
Tbo !oul fnrevor lenvc tbe oyc.
Ab, iniiu-o;iirnipt w tb goMeii iiin-
ANp tboiHiuiL. fau youc.jfttuilo
Can rbuniro tbtft cruel work orjljurs,
HOr'WfjSfUli fltl'!ll Kllllliy . I - j J!
' - T.'ho car front Wt" lot nfHirrd.
Who tnliiilNiiot if bo work or rest.
If rliu but meet with kind rccanl.
I
.If but hcrdlfn'bayc heartfiil rct.
; "". j-JirbmlUlil lAiaM.) lUvublicatu
THE
TilLJtKIK,,.
hut IIun-TliercfroW.
)
And
W
It wOT-frpflrtretihrriyfa?wnuim -kHo,
to bein with. It w:is made of jray
J:tpane?e paper, ornamented with fig
ures even mure grotesque and charm
ing than usual. A woman, whoseemed
to be dressed 111 a pmk-and-ycilow
t)eriei
tlieir legs
tidies-were eapering.to show their
dight, and live curioTw animuls stoo.l
1 their heads. In the distance 11 pinl:
bo
de
mountain stood on to haul, and u skv-
tr tlwiit homld in litis iliT uttnn i iiini'
. . ... .. . r-. . - . -r.. .- s
p.-isletl ujo uauer..on the
meal-bag. with a red parasol over her ."W .l"aue' sina WWU ?" 2 ",:i1 .ur rcproacues uau ur e
head, wSs blowing soap-bubbles from :l f .K "he t"e,d lt h(sro w" a roo(l h,m to.f' V,e !' She called
queer. long pipcVhilo three or four- .$"!. and Hoy had proyided a very upoM tho. e.gl.bor4oT wiUws tut
childreu-ap .arently put together after r:i airoYancoI firing: tho ,kito thort m H,utl-i fa-sml.' oi-aeddy
the fashion of jiiiii,?iig-jacka. and ex-rS!-)a.rel "1V " ' V 'A W'1 ,hk tV'? :foC ''"V iI!lonfc b-v.0' ,,?.?J"r.th
J ... S J - ' - linn.flf afSinL s'rtfiftl tftrt li nn cL-tr Tint Atiirtlri ?iri1 t lit li li?iil L'llt I11111
w.stw ik .llli.il if ts fivfiinilniif ,..'' iwrti otMiitiv i..iiM a MuvMnir j .. jv -
IVIH" HU UllllUUil 4tl VlllJSilli . - " . .1 -- , .1 , ,x ...- t
... .!.. ..',... ...:.i. .i...:if mere vas u cuiuit tin tnuru.inau was amMiroitcn me- nairt iv mm
point of 'filing into a iell6w,lae, I J Vw braiiw for some way to obtain
li nn f.lln t iiioi ir onl-it,' ciniilijl .f rin. ... .. .. .. fc..w ...w . v..
" if... .;....! Ji.....i J.;uun I Hollars, until lie iorgot ail anout 11
"'V "" "V. "'" "" ""Win nn.l Itf.t- fnnl'ihn l.nrt tl...t
(lonu, aiiU'lie
frame in a onesiUed fashion, so that r; " 6U "lHOIor J?.au" w,
the ligurcs were somewhat jnixc'il up; ,8. silent soon went home. Then led
but It was all right if you piily-looked , i' wo,u"( uIlho- str,Dor and lct th klt0
at it rightly, which is rno way wttli a
great maty things in this world. Hoy
-. - ' a' t d T. - .
thought be shoitldnt m.uil that, ami ho
i.,.w.7i 'i.,M.. rvitrin.. -,...i.lnt Tl...
i-5t .-ia fnr'Tn.f.1,'" it .rt'-.i ...cBin "
",,v " w -v.v.,. . .. .. .,..r.
swap
Teddv was Irish.
but tbero Avits 'not
&-.....- -r-j.' r...i. .!.- v,. )S:ij a c.
YanUecirt. 'MiUvnidwlTo'' ctfdlr! ott-
whittle himf IIo had whittled a vessel
to whrch-Hoy ha"aaken!a great fancy.
nnd which liejiad sgrcSl to trade lor a
kite, ieddv might have made a
made a Kite i
for himsolf'.wbich would
fiave rivaled j "V"' '"
mnttolfoaatttioratlifariii
nnv in Millville lio was har
im rinii"- but lie iiau lirokcn ins nrm
... fl.ii .ulll it'l.i.vi. in. ...vtroil mill .via
not able to use it at all as yet. Ho had
1.....I. ..iilin...l t, fl.n l,m... fnr ,r I
than a month, and, ns-he expressed iU
" the hairt was worn out iv bim iutiru-h-
will frett'n1." He thought it migiit
lio a little solace to sit in the door-way
ami lly a kite; for if Teddy had a weak
ness it was for kites.
H3' and Teddy were great friends
although Hoy was tho only son of tho
richest man in tho town, tlic owner of
tho great mills, where hundreds of men
turn women wero employed, and thou
oaiitts of -Gales of ' ebtfin-vSrS't lilTi ed
into cloth, whilo Tedth' was the oldest
of the seven children of the " Width'"
O'Hricn. whose chief worldly possessions
wero a poor little shanty, a "pratio1'
patch, and a pig. Then, too, Hoy had
plenty of t'mo for play, havhig a tutor
who was very indulgent' 4ii Tlfe"iii?tttcr
ot lessons, una almost cvecv amuse
incut that could bo
i oncn HA nfl.tlik
' - ..
Teddy worked ten hour
irs a dav in thtf
miii. and iiau no toys exect
...... wiw..
of his own make. Teddy was a littlo
condescending to H03, sometimes; he.
knew how to mako ajid do so many
things, while Hoy had only things that
came out of sjorcs, and couldn't even
turn a somersault without malting- his
head acini. jHut Ko never thought of
being condescending' to Toddy, Tiecauso
ho was rich and Teddy was poor; by
which you will see that Hoy was.au ,un-comniQnly.-ood
and sensible boy, and
Teddy won, you will soon know what
kind of a boy ho was. .
Hoy was'glaU that thcro was one
thing that he could make almost ns
well as Toddy doublvglad that Teddv
1.AVV, Hill" IHUOU
wanted a kite of his making. HeAVOiild
willingly' have givcn.it. to him, but
when Toddy oirercd tlwvVossclJic could
not resist it; besides, Teddy would not
have it otherwise: ho 'uvas afther.
do'n' business on the square," Jic said.
Now it was .important that thisliealtti-
ful kite should have a proportionately
beautiful tail. Hoy Was of tho opinion
fLof. tlift nr!r.rir rF o L-ttn ij ita. t.iil ?C
newspaper nor old rags might 'bo used-
.A4.. .. P...7 ... .1
in tin, Ttvilritur rf ij l-itn'e f-tilt Hn
knewdiow.togctio lis sister Jiniilv's '
riLR s ram ho
store 01 iinery, ami sue always nau a
1... ," ..-.
,, anu sue always nau a
pieces of xght-colored
i which would bo just tho
. . ... . . . .
rr4if.. rttf.nv
- silk and gauze
,.W,.-. .....J
-tKhtero fnr 1 liw liiulrilf
Teddy milit i
rtnt. nn.mitf tmtt1oa-Mo..o- i,n uvi
practical and-wanied a4MXsibove
- . ?.- .i I
evcrv thing, but Hoy wanted it to bo
handsome, for his own.credit and satis
faction. " c - - "i"
He found one of his sister's bonnets
in a bandbox on.tbotop shelf of a-ploset,.
and this struck Uiini: irMndos actlv,
wi,.,ri,o -...,tn.r t. . TrT-..rrt"'h. lieharlseerfIichaelltolan'jJ-'tinc
with bows of llutTY lace, and red satin
ribbon, and it. hail Ion-strimrs of laco.
wuicii he thought would make beauti
.... . . V7.
iui srrcamers lor tno Kite.
It'e n lt. otmmiir'e linnnnf wnl T
l-nnu-tlint. pWi'jk- iinn't -of ti. i.i
tliin.r!" ho srtirt tn lihnnlf n lm.4r.nir
possession; and In a very short space of
- v.... ,u ....wv w w a-vvaa.
time tho bonnct,nv.uich had been a
triumph of .the. miller's .art, was- de
graded to-the position of tail torn kilo.
1 say degraded, but Roy andt Teddy
would both say elevated: it alf donends
upon .whether you consider a beaitifulJ
uuuuei ui a uoauiuui Kite iUBvmoH)
important-and useful thing. ,
It was.a very line kjtevan.d-Jlby.'jras
proud Jindhappy-riTliio carried it to
Teddy's house. - "
Teddy was sitting on the door-step,
with Dan, his "black-and-tan terrier, on
.one knee, and.his yellow cat. Spitfire,
.on tne othor J.heJtwo iFcroTjn the
jnost amieeiwrterms. althobgirBa tol
erated no bthor cat, -and' Spitfire no
I other dojfc-Eight fatr little pigST'cVery
one-wRaa qnirkr lp hw tail, bucrjpwed
in the. dirt -Bear byr Aflpckf'ofdoisy
ffces camorstddlinonp'frrm a muddy
lUtlerpond; s?strutang:gtblejfjBaraded
around, followed, ty a reat riufcsj of
turkeys,, j-littkT'and big. There were
lordlvroostersaJid.giatrtailyUicBS.Jvith
broods of chibkensof aHaizes; there was
a goat, and a tame squirrel, -aad last,
but not least, there was'a'parrbta ae-mHre-lookUio;
parrpt,,all in drab, save
forinri dfscarleC lilce a knot of rib
bon,.at her throat; shehada very wise
expreesioa of countenance, and jwas a
very knowing bird. x
The Widow O'Bnenhad a fondness
for ' animals J)ut she jvas,not safisfied
niuiucr couecuon. oae-aas &.seusioie
woman7 in the main, yet the more, she
had the more, she wanted. Now she
wanted a cow. And it was not an un
reasonable wish- The twins. Bartholo-
BWvy and Rosy, her youngest and herl
SCA 9li m tt llT SB Mai
)rdiri ronr"didri(jra5rY0 VH!rilwmT
tber most havj cow's roilk, the doctor
8ai(l,v and that wm not WsHdjctlo
Miliville unlet ono owned a cow.
IVWovrO'Brifea atlat determined to
haro a cowf ;and nbe and Tedd. to-
.vtM nl .S.lrjim.n ...nil ln...l
Utl.at ft faXI. 0AI"Wh .4W CA.V4 It.
i- ..ui .!. Ti ,l. .".. k-ji.. "l. .
borao from the mill With hi arm,
broken, and the doctor' WH smt!or.
cd up tbu"8vrns. S? ttfcliib'l Dolan's f
cost, tbe bcauUTultaV baste" that thk
Widow O'Brien bad, "iver put tb two
darliagn.
cycslr bcrpn," wMcbjiffiKMitd .tpttDHcry with roll; but. uou iijiin no
lor onjy fifty dollars, wa as far out of heart, be was tuor? aaharued of what
her reach ai'thc cow that jumped over he had been jroin v do. aad tbanXrml
themoon. And hvcontinortl bewailing tp. l'oll'ior bttftuj; rred bitu from it.-J
had had moro to do with wearinjy tn i llo fteolded Iwr at ir.t, but be end-id !
Ilc3h off Tcddy'5 lode$ than the "pala Uy patting her. and Poll coVl bnr !
of hi broken ann. Korhofc'tbimMjIf to, cjvI tlnjt du odo side aod tbvn on tbu ,
1) the man ol the family, 'who ought to other, and if ever a jMtrrot IjubedV
buy a cow. Instead pf breal:inj; hlif arm. j-witb real enjoyment. Toll wa that
J)y.carclcs8neM, and porhap thereby i parrtit!
traasmj the death 01 iiart apn JSosj
.Who, hi mothec moured binj," rJfo
dying for th? want o( cow' milk".
"itoy feltad to.fico Teddy so jjala and
tlitri. but ho'tbouht that the kite could
nut fail lOiChcer him.
Rjy was a favorite at tbe Widow
O'ilrien'a.. Uau frukod anund hU
hecli, Spitliro arched her bnclc to be
paiieu auuainuuLueu, iie-Mtiuirrei iau
up to his shinilder aud purelted. there,
and though Uic .parrot screamed
iToarsolF: "IJe oil', wid .ye, '6
rasaiiii i'n .was iirouaoiy occnuo
Ino moti;' conipllptl'iitry c'pnvcrailda
was at iicr coiumaiiu.viue niuuy '
liav"mg-educateU4ierwitlt tho view of.
making-hcr a terror to the neiglibon'
bhildreu, wliooftundeservedthe tiufoni
pHineiitarj ctiitheU At all eventn, Hoy
alwars took' ft.a.'j a friendly greeting on
Toll's part,and Toll was certiiinly a very
friendly crvntnrc.
T?hcs.liled down from her crch above
the doorway, now, and alighted ou
Roy's h"ad. "regardless of the 'squirrel,
who seemi'd to consider it an infringe
nient uoou hit ri-'hts and scolded
liercely, until tho kite absorbqdjiis at
Itcntibii. He ami Poll both regarded
that.witliheu: heads on one side. .
Tcddy'pafe fiico did .brlgliCu a li
,i"9VJ "feB",01 f1', f-S cm'nl.
-XK o M,phael Do ttuytrtw-nsivdi a
JP,n. for fty dollars !-whieh thoy
- --- --'- -.-- w --. . ...u .v,
. hadliPt the money to riuy.andliis heart
I siftL na'liQt-aa thn Irifo rttzn Hn rw!rnil
..v. ....i...
nftv
. '
iu
1 - - ." v;r - ; -...v
ivwriv
Fly as high as it 'might, "it could not
fly away with his trouble, he thought.
iio caugui uunieii wisiuug wiat .uienaci
I Uolaa's ctw could be tied to the kite's
.., , .., 1 ., 1 ..
tail, aim cuiiiL-ii up :mu iiro mksu sonic-
i whern on the oilier rildo oi tiiu lulls, so
where on tho other ?ido of tho hills, so
that his mother would never hear of her
?lSiUU' Ami while .he was thinking that
",J "",'l"' "- " ""- "T'"ra
hyr eyes on her apron.
"Oh, musliit, mutual the likes o that
ver wa seen! Sure thq' milk
slie's
aftlter givin do bo ivory dthroof
i, and the butther comes iv Itself! j
3raillG
JtM prayiu' players on. tft pmobody
HMlSt bC WU llo be tliaU UllSlOrtUlUt'!
If yo 'were not 'affhur breakin' your
arm, Jie yyuvjpvn-,caroiessnes5, we l
have the money ag'in' this time, ami
Hart and llosy'd not bo starvin' wid
the hunger, uor inoself diearUsick wid
longiu' for tho cow! Qh. Teddy, it's
ail roue fault, vo ruskill!"
Tetldvfolb" like the-guHliost Tascal
alivo "He SVoiOdTliaYu asljoif 5liclia,el
.Dolnn to trust him for tliu cow, af.j:o
hud not known it would bo in vnin.
MJuUiidl. ne,ver trusted .auyTJoify, 'ifud.
besides, .was sliortof money just tbon.
Teddy corild think of no way b3 which
"Iho mother" co'nhr come Into jidsa'cs
sion'of tho cratlluV" which sho cov-
I i.Joif inrl 'RiV fnlt.' nllrmf. ilimnairincp.
,lf ..! II,' j' , . , l . P'f
onougn 10 uuow mmsoti niioiuu. muu- r
d3' little goose-pond, when, as tlie kite
came sailing; lo.wn, and llutterod its'
of tvii iii(trc ill lit.
Pnvwuwiusis VvJf.v
ins lace, ,uo suuueniy
augbt sight of somethltig glltterin
m tlroir lolils. llo caught it
Ho ctiu'htil
, . I-.,. .,,.,
u- huf. ibn- b-l?tii.r IimiI iiefi.ifinw.'iL
Tlmn. tnolhur tbn L-ih..Mirir.fnllv- bo.
tliscovercd a hard substance msido one
of tho lace bows, which, R03' had fast
ened ou just us it cauio from the bon
net. He drew it out. An enr-rinz'Iay 1
mlits hand, set with, a stone which
caught-the light in myriads of llashing
pyY..apdia1iHost dpzUjcl Teiklys eyes.
A diamMJMio'vasure, aud.hcjkliew
taat uiamonus wcro.vatuauie.
He clutched it tight ly, and his eyes
sparkled. 1- f v. ;
'It might.bp.tlic prico-of tho cow!"
said he to lumseif. Hut he'd tind out.
I he thought, boforo telling hirf mother
wh:t ho bad found; he wkmldfoot ratgo
her houos-only tohavo them disap
pointed. , c
Tbero wa3 a jcwelor's storo in tho
next-village, thrco miles away. Tedily
was still weaic, out witu sucn a bope to
cheer him he was sure that ho could
walk there. Ho had got as far as, tho
gate--when, suddeuty, his conscience
raised a remonstrauco. You may think
""eer, but Teddy's conscience spoko
...fl. n l...rr.i It cowl. It- jln kn
".--"-,- -- . . , ...v,. ul.
Tnrs ??' J111
All tho.bilsincss ye
':" - ,. - ,,, - -" ... .
linin win If. ta frt flnrl rttit- rl.ien 5a it '
' ""-r . I. 1 T - i i
tlieAAy had always been hones
l - wa? m -the b,lt o, deeding
nnni.itAiina Cm.'l hull h.it ..! Li
iiuuui, auu u u
what his
- cousetpnce said, butlhat cow'seerhed to
oe mo one lompiauon mat, was too
cttrtM
for him. Ho
thought
of his
Hosv's
mother's tears, of Harty
intl
thin and palolittle faces, and ho started
oil" in fib)Iificti5n7Ql itlie vicrfcler's. as
.uiSLa? uecquiu go.
- f '. J ' ' lit' k ---.
.T olTf L-iT-10
.lh3f .lwTOiL0J?,??. fe-hPof5hejv
cow smlgly' onscqneed in his mother's.
?ued. Bart.r .anU ? ,grown as
shed. Barty and
oro-iu aS'-utey were
long, and-with
.cheeks
'
as.jjted'a Baldwiapleslike
lo Japanese children, bn Tils ikite.
tho little
rand hismother radiant with happiness.
showing to all the neighbors great balls
of golden butter, and declaring it to be
the likes iv tho ouldcounthrv buttor
teeU" ,.j
It j was no wond.ee, that with such
bright visions bofore his eyesrre should
have JorgoYltfn to listen to fioVL still,
small Yoice'Hvithmhtrn.
HoforgoWrJat he. was weak-until, as
theCvillagerSio in feht, and few
rods" more vould bring him to tho few
e'er's shop, he wasIbrced to""3it"Tlowhr
ana rest. Asiio sat tnere a voice came,
whether frmn tho heavens abdvev or the
eaith bcn9Mh Tcddy-cbuld noVtell a
voiee which:cried, solemnTyi "Go
horae'widyejyethafe iv the wurruld!"
7 It. was- ono ol 4?s remarks, but
Teddy thotaht-ihe voiejB; naucnmoro
sol6ran .thwrrolTs,--and w-bateraphasis
there wtis.o tho word .""thafe!" It
mads Tejady-Jblush. guiltily- while he
looked 'about- to discover wberrco the
voiCC cameTIt could jiot poisJblv bo
Es conscience.thatjsaok'e sa Iohd4
Itiame flsain this time muffled and
subyjlhed wV hoarser, moredeadful!
i?Go homiB "wid VftKfio hnrBA wirl vrt
rye uiste wjjpe wurrma:'- j 7
.4
a n t
"i m no n;i imra.n'. wnoevar vn
greJJJ saidOtcddy, getting ontohis feet,
witbdiis face turned home waft7oarh'
lormve-me: out 1 mrer
wilMe, niver! Atf will ye kape quiet
oC" je scrache-ojvl?" " This latter
clause Teddy niutierea!' rather angrily.
iui uu v.uui.i"D uau loca WILU H15 FB
solve to be honest
"Go home wid ve!
Go .home wid
yer' cried the voice, in
aaswer. Ihis
time it was a shrill cackle, exactly like j
no aremoiostfjEO that.be coW hardly
slajfil. "It'sva tliafe 1 was Tajlanfn' to
oo-Wie saints
PoiriibattojTOt!rec,iClL
waiToonsiiTcnilol y fc't ottt. J
Teddjr looked up. arrt down, asd an I
mronad.' and thi-n he jUtUA blmlf
to cc U bo real! were Todd r. "That
bird bee Uo knos!. sw t)m rootbr
bee alwa,s kmIoT'. And Tcddjr
I .rttlmi t
F V.4.W--.
T C . .. ..Tt- 1 1.;. r.. .U.
- Jr.Tred. lookla down, be w. tlckini'
out of hU cwit-pocka:. ValVstletk. ;njr
bead'
Tod dfleU a lrttlff a?baowl that bo
i hail beta eVJri 'bteacd. ahd a little aa-
I tlionii ho wa? so tireil, Jetldy
J nulcSclr iiiade hi war to ttriy 5 hottu.'.
lie did not, even dare tothlnk of. Michael
! Do'.ans cmr. lest he ahpald yield aytin
1 to temptation.
He r.tvc the ear-rinx to Hoy, ami told
him that he had foundH fastened to tho
tail of the kite. - '
(Mi. that's Krallv'ii diamond ear -
""j;, ii p ok wi sumuwi, 'i
mmte sirch"a fn-4 aliut!,t' nid Hoy.
"U'e hunted everywhere, ahd'athwt
- papaoiferd fiftv dollar.i rewnrd for it
- iioyaro-iiix uniiiomw. aim cirt
an
awfftl lot. aud Kuiilv iclt no ba I. It
Hiu.t have caught in her lion nut-lnnn.
ami ituide tiie bow, eo "shu nei'ur can
it. Kuiily wilj, ; bo awul. glad., and it'
luyky for 3 oik Tedd'. for I'll get papa
to gi-o you tho hfty dollars right
away'." ,f -
Hut whcnif Hoy's father appeared,
Teddy confessed, .ivithhame, how near
he had come to slealiug tho car-nug-,
and he would not take the lifty dollars.
Vet, when ho was urged, how. could he
ros'at? It was jiuttbu pnee of Michael
Uolan'H cow! ... --.
Tho Willow, (j! Brie n aotiglit far and
,noar for Teddy, who had never buu
oUt.sido tbu Jute since he broke his arm.
and she wept mud wrung her hands
iutjrely
wi, her -mip.denee." And sho was
niakiug propara ions to have the mud, y
httlq goyso-poinl dragge.l. when leddy
UppCavod. .driving home in triumph
.. w w, .- v-.-- . .
. .ii.i.vt .i... , -vi.,
AFfiiri'iil lliil'tn'a iwtu'
leildvH bright visiuns -were more
. ' -.1 M .. ...
tiinn realized, jiart ami ltosy giTiw so
fat that the little "Japs" on tho kite
.looked a 'tuallv thin b3 comparison, and
thov1UttftJ Ufthi3jnfl:jpjr;ntyh5ira
inu woiiuer aim uengut 01 tne wmuo
town. And the satisfaction of the
Widow' O'Hricn wai bc3bud tho power
of words to express.
Hut, .after all, Teildy's great and Iast-
itig Mitisfnctiun seemed
p.t.r.O CJiTt.i..l til tlf. tll'Lt. 11 4
v: nui 11 ui:wu
..." . ...1... re
"I'd be rrlad I didn't stale it if I
didn't gertlie'cowatall, at all I"
ho
sail to himself, vcr often.
And he and Poll wore greater friends
than ever.
The Widow O'Hricn says: "This is a
riwato wurrniu, aim o rover khow
whnt'Ji happbn, since Teddy is afther
lindm' the loinost cow in tbe connthry
hangiu' to tho tail iv a kttel" Sojihit
Sweet, in tl. Nicholas.
Ilume Saints or Parlor Ornaments!
Thc young lady who rises carl
and in a neat shnnle hiornfti? drc?3
fgoes p the kittilien to assist' iri"gctlin
breakfast Ou gets it herself. If need be
and afterward cheerfully1 arid smiling
ly puts the house in order, without leav
ing itJ for 'her mother to' do, fs worth a
dozen-parlor boauties who sit langhidlv
on sofa'Or cas3'-chair. fanning, fanning,
or for a few moments drum 'oa tho
piano, then'take np- a book, tind no in
terest in it,, and j for want of really
healthy ucrcise half dioLronusheeriu
doleneo.1'
TJiu 'former will mako a good "wife
artd..mothtC ' and her homo will' be 3
l7ar.fdiso",Vl)eru husband and children
will' -nnd- rest and nniusomcut far more
sttisfactorv than can bu found in nar-
hasti-il,e30rEcnteei dissipations, winie tbey
nouriv can iier oicsseti who nas maui!
homo tho sweetest spot on earth. Rut
tho latter ltow sad the thought!
-can
be but a urcttVj uoIcsst piHioof furni
trTrei - iirUiatrwhrcri sMbink9 geiiteol
to do and sho will b3 no moans stoop
to tlo anything' that is uoL can she tinu
real iVcace and true enjovment? Rest-
loss dissatisfied and fretful all the
morning, tho' hour for receiving calls
arrives, she finds a kind of pleasuro in
dressing fpr the occasion,:'or anticipat
ing U. frivolous entertainment she
looks forward to.. Yet how often these
anticipations provo a failure. How
p.tcn among theso callers, over whom
sho wastes mam' hours, thcro.-wjll be
ono marplot, so uncongenial to herself
and those otherfriends who nnjy -call,
that tho morning's expected Dlwusnre.
1 meagor as it may be, is, a sqitrcejpY Ijecn
anno3-ance. perhaps m part atoned for
after tho otTensive guest departs in the
low anil cude satisfaction of turning the
unfortunate one into ridicule
If this liot-houso plant decides to
leave the house and make a round of
senseless calls herself, how much pleas
ure will she bo likeby to secure? Alow
often a few words of silly gossip
rouse ah envious or jealous spirit in her
breast that is a source of keen torture
to -hex for days.
Now hero aro two paths, either of
.which, our young girjs may choose, and
on that chqice the happiness or misery
of their whole-, lives may dopend. Hero
conies in the mother s most solemn'
work;:forin the Influence their exam-
plc.oraeachuigiayiiayfiuiulctcrjnJn-
ing mat. cnoicu too moiucrs muse DC
held responsible It will rest almost
Uvholl--Ui the. mother .whether these
50ng-4r jus -looKing-tewaM- wom
anhood, shall, learn to seek their sweetr
est pleasures at home, in useful era
ploymen'ifmf Uhe 'reffned crmioanion
:.hip,seniblBan?nts will seek tb bring
about, -thcuu or t shall Jearn to seek
amusement m fashionable'societv and
dissipation, anywhere, anyhow, but at
horae!:trf,.i.-j? j4 u-'
"With the "first class of parents we
look to see ouryoung girls develop in
to genuine home, saints;- with-the sec
oau elsB,1hw can wfe.cxpActaiy thing
butgirls whp spend their young mau
enhood in 'seeking 'thoso pleasures
that perish -in the: usin?. and fill tlieir
Ihearts with discontent and. bitterness.
auu auer marriage scorn me laea Ol
being housekeepers; preferring to seek
thtt-sjsjly. stoBJNAreyirMheTttrjow iu
fn1cflabhijrxWQMngron3cvyf3ixn'e gid
dy whirl of hotcllife? ifrs. Henry Ward
Beeclier. in Christian Union,
" Die, tsptato was ducussed recently
at the Central New York Farmers'
Club. The fact developed in tb.e ex
perience of farmers present was. that,
though soil and "season 'unquestionably
havonJuchto do 'with the I flavor ol
potatoes, the lalepotatoes retain thu i
narojcL oyer winter and into spring bet
ter than 'earlv sorts. Prof: Robert
fodnd'lh'aa, ujtder tbg sameTJonditiens,
smaii potatoes lor seed gave the poorest,
result, the middle part of large pota
tods next.- the jseed cad next, aad the
Lstexr dJ the best-,.-' A wholes lare
potato .withljisiegle .eye U the best
possible seed More work is neededLJ
; ute"!BK-wivvvvwKU3iBjraniHTXFfl
.. .r luM.-.. j w...'l
m;; m iwno wa ,umayT jstl ftT, gST in
Lamp shvles of ground glass
should be e'euaed with soao or nearl-
ash; these will .not u?-ure nr djecoiot
them.
-JUUXE, XXKX ASO ClKsiEJ.
' , .
':To? m,nJ? ro, nut "?
,p "Jccanzori m me dotw a :r.n
o' toe canrw
. l"," - r "l , uu' j
cur. tor boa o a ranct 1.
' "s- "" .urwTMi wri tvj
,cw f wc
- EDO 11 a tJTt'il. If r13r Wllr
J m aJdj
WT --- .. - -r-' ' ' "- w - .
' anil lti!i lk- .tv In im.V f Il tn
lrt.V it- lfaaiaalcal- arnMsar la tb
j ?'? titrv it bl( jpdio o
j mi.c tbm icttte to th bottom
-Stn tnsitinj; mar Ur clean
stii to
iClcaaeU WJlh,
a larve o&ar cfotb
dipped in salt aad
waier. and tb xt wined drr Tbe aalt
iirervaUtkcatraw ftura tKrcinjj jel-t
-,,. ,, .. ... . ?
-luff Jaitawltlt MlUcMu witba,
pooj Uixee-rour-hs of a pona 1 f buttci f
ptamd o Cour. then v3d milk
enough t'j mo Un the who-c. a to'
r-l, cai'iy. Do Ttlt mold It wita the
band tat .U;.oK&t'li:t!-vi.oible. and
the cni't w li Ue found much u cvruvvle
th;i wa, tbsn by the old melhud r '
iuir 11 z more labor- ,
Wuifotii need to be paiuted every I
year, e.j?r;raUy tho wheoN. in which I
all tne tr u-kj -hould be well Ailed wiih '
LJlft , i '1 itSi
! ".,,,;,",,, " .),
1 J""- r '," ,, f
...I 1 f ...! l...:t.i I-. 1 ...
.j iuAu-au.v u.'iicj 1 ujcvni vh
palhr for the run
on. Another rood
u ai js apli-xit vnrutt. mixed with oil. ,
A dar!f redilth brown is a good color 1
for wa.'uu vtheu;.'. a it i pretty ner '
mud co'or. ror t nbhing tho wheel ol
a wagoa the mtneml pamU wilt be
found durable aud, cheap.
In b'iili.1 a bam, it tbo him U not
r ju re 1 ht, U-t it get cold in the liquor
in wVih it ban been bo;IeL If you
pl.ve a 1-)! t I ham "hi? !-b to "get
co dr yo,i wH jind a quantity of jelly
ha run out of It and ha got co;d on
thudish. If 3 ou let tho hatu gvt cold
iu iu liquor, tins jolly will settle in the
ham. which will consequently be jnlcv
Instead of dry. a- l too o.ten the rasa
w.th co.d ham. Let the vcsel in which
it guts eohl be uu covered, and it h as
wull to take olf the .scum when it is hot.
Hire-Cake With Tea lies. Cook
win'' rice in a steamer with radk nnd
whiio it it still hut add a little butter,
sugar and two oggj. liulUir a plain
pudding mold, .strew the butter with
bread-crumbs an I piit In a 1 13 er of rico
hilf an Inch thick; then a laver tf
peachi, ami continue tlie alLCTnute lay
ers of ear-h until the mold Is full. Uako
this for about tifU;eu.ur trt-cat3 minutei
iu an oven-, when done turn tho cake
out of-(hu mold and "pour into tho bot
tom of thu dish a boiled cnitard sauce
ilavocd with any thing preferred.
Suet Pudding. - Ono cuj linoly
ohopped suet, two-third clip good
aihlp. one cup sweet milk whh half a
te.-ujxonful aotLi dbiulved in it, one
cup stoned raisins, ono tcaspoon'td
cream tartar .sifted with Hour enough
to make a stitr batter. Hoil in a pail set
iu a kettle of water, or steam iu a
steamer if preferred, two hours, and
servo w.th a sauce prepared as follows:
Uno teacup sugar, butter the size of an
c'j;. a hfgc tablemoonful of l!our, all
ttirred together. On thu mixture pour
nearly a piul of boiling water, hot it
cook a few minutes, and season with
nutmeg or to Las te.
.ShaJe aud Water. lu.i'a-ttttres.
. . ,,n
Many paitiircj.ui tho West consist of
a level piece of prairio land covered
with a few varieties of grasi and ur-l-otmded
by n. fence of bat'bud wire.
There is no water except that found in
natural depressions of tbo earth after a
heavy' rain.' ."Milch cows aio allowed
water in the yard twice a da at milk
ing lime. Calves, colts and" sto.-k cat
tle are driven to a pond, creck,or wat
ering" trough once iu every tweuty-fotir
hours to qtteuch 'thofr thirst. Sheep
oitcn aru not treated as wull as this. It
is a favorite idea of somo fnrmurs.that
sheep will get along well enough on
dew. Tlicy are fond of r'eatling-storics
of sheep that lived for months oft ocean
i-ilamli tliat contained tro friyih water, or
in acid regions iu the lar West where
there aro no springs or stream.
It is true thai mo3t kn.ls of farm
stock will exist for several month on a
scant supply of foijd and. wfcte-r, anil
with yury Jittlo tp add to thuir tromfort.
The ariimals will exist, but U1C3" will
not be profitable to thoir owners. Cow
will give littlo milk." shoop will afford
but a small amount of wool, stock in
tended for the butchers will 1:13'. on but
littlo fat, and young anitnal will mnke
a very slow 'growth. Stock kept dnr
ingsovcral.generations in this way tvill
run out." They will diminish in sb.o
and productiveness. Thc3' wi)l bo far
lea profitable to their owners than an
iinal.s that have had their material
wants .well supplied aud have hud at
tention paid to their comfort. Some
animal, like human beings, wiil onl3'
do their best when thc3 anr well fed
and cared for.
Every pasture should contain a per
petual supply of cool, fresh water, to
which animals can have access at all
times. If tho pasture Is largo, then
there should be several drinking places.
Animals should not bo subjected to the
hardship of walking half a mile to ob
tain a drink in a hot day in July or
August. If thev are compelled to do
this, they will often remain thirsty for
several hours, and will then tiud thcii
way to tho water, antl drink immoder
ately. Abstinence from water for a
considerable period, or a long wnlk in
the scalding sun in order to obtain it.
will result in the loss of milk, tlc&h and
fat. Water, nest.tp air, is tho cheapest
article that-is consumed -by animals,
and they 'slionld have it'In abundance
and within easy-reach at all times.
Many farmers are, very.negligent in
utilizing natural supplies of water.
They take no pains tb keep up the Bow
of -.water in spring?, or to conduct the
water thoy afford through pipes to dif
ferent parts of a large pature. The
fall necessary td'eonduct water is very
tunalb Pipes of wood.- iron or lead aro
cheap, and are easily placed belqw the
frost line. Once in" position,. they will
last a life-time, and require no repairs.
It is often the caso that a supply of
water can be obtained from a spring
located on an adjoining farm, or on the
public highway. If there is no spring,
streamer lake from which water can be
obtained, resort must be had to wells
and wind-mills, or to artesian well?.
Ono sof .these wejls will of tea furnish
sufficient water to supply several farm.
Eery pasture should contain some
means of shelter from tbe sun. If there
are no trees they should be planted as J
r,soon as circumstances win perm;u it
may be advisable to plant quick-growing
varieties, a? linden and wUfow, for
present purposes but more substantia!
kinds should, be set oat for aJbrding
shade in the future- It is best to plant
the trees in the higher portions of the
pasture, as they are more evposed to
breezes, and are the xaost comfortable
for.aaimals to lie in. Grasee oa low
land are. likely to abound with trouble
some insects.- It is desirable to plant
trees m several places, so that stock of
different kitfds and ages may sot troubi1,
tae outers, uaiue wtll oltea anva
sheep., calves, and colts from their rest
'ing places.
Excellent shade asay be secared by
making frames of. timber. aad covering
them with wild vines. Tho woodbine
aad several varieties of wild grapes may
be obtained 'without cost la most parts
of tha West, aad tritmlaated with lit
tle troehle. -They are hardy, .aad make
a rapid, growth. . The CHatest ispe
vineuay also he employed for covensf
theuTju-bors.j Thekeit, : twsr jsot of
the test qualify, isvhe& welj-ripeaed,
PE39tr. Sjio. ,rajmy be
used, if desired.voc, se-pparfmg , tsse
viaves. shelters 10V hnni3ite 'bm smt
"be covered with loag straw., rashes, or
meadow-gras. Shelters made iathisV
manner are des'rable to protect sieck
sgalaet storms as well as agamst the
sun- Chicago Times. j
. ft. muifn ir mkth
stwbV. cdocilk to iuysiwi !
rh hbfbwlT. tb (. m4 Um !mt
, tW wi, l b -!. atvl tW crrV. ssm
rcrT 0ftea 15. W4 d oi4 cadr
rcrToftea jj.,,
t wim. which a rvfr l
I -auoa racist hare UUstrrr4 al k
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rrA.' ti nllti t& i5tr rety X?
cm ica carta rtaaua vy M, J f
J eoUOU.
Mixr Mia tilak. !t tl rvfl-tlr4. ti.I
, arvm tlai bra titr!sx nti, M it
' 7 ' tah. H rtfwi. vai d tt.
" i8tt. tz rrep.
Trie NrwTitC?wU!itTrUl rti rw
ofCaptab. Jeo!44t,JTt.pWBW.
& I.UJ. .v Y . b hwt t, Su,
suScrcr 1th rfecuaisti fr taay ir:
lie uii S' JdUa Oil wiUs lealij iaco.
WlfT rat a oid-misi-6f-rar taa tw
blnt les ta thnlcof bl nHtQtr W
cmc a rrtailer. bal4 ht r li tr4 '
Ucoiue be cou'.J d te x wt ii)ef.
Hsr ---We
are so taiclfut to yf that our baT
wj ptrnitncotl o.frd f a dgtl arl
r.rotr"l ttTrculxziit id la U.iel b lb
ue of llwn ltiurr fet iu mber, hMPi i
the tf unsB rotir4 br t tvrfec. hoita
soil nsn2a.- Tt irniU. Uwcacu r. N,
Y. S aaother cluusa. K-f JE..
A St. IiCil'IS pKT isjsi ''Wbea s
Chicago jirecUer wmu a ner raurc all
hl.ows, stnl st big coerrr!)oB, h b
hb&oU coBsictrs! of brie.."
ToD'fl n4 mMJIt ar?d wiffcrtut'
from ncrfoti llUii, Krmlurr 41 afr,
Ion ox Hicmory, aod VimUvU iiuttu,
houM acntf tbrr' ttaror f'r Part VII of
pauiohlela UiuM Vr V'itM' Ihruiry .
Jjcdlcal Aocialtoa, UufUio, K, V. j
w.
It I omewht j.srwlotleal Ut th rasa j
nbo worries but kbuul hU bcaltU i Ui '
rain nho hi none. -
T1a Bra4 CaaaoS t Xtt.
nor If your luc art bidlj wattnl iwsr esa
tou Ik? currl tr the tfo of Ir. l'iere
-(ulJtn ilcdlcl mcry.v ItK bow
oer. Uncuald a a tonic, Herallf ao.1
utitrltlrr?'', ahd rradilr currs the inott obtl
natr car of Uroocbitls couzb. colt!, and
incipient conumilloa, far urualu; In
ertlcacr ohI liver oil. Send two aruj for Dr.
Plcrco'a pamphlet on Coonmpticit and Kin
Urcd Affrctiuu. AtliUcwt Viu.t' IUkMc-SAKTilmiC-iL
ArtsottaTioy, lltlfrito.N. Y.
Kumku.'ON' a. he, lhc b a rumor
for a rumor o n aln currcccrt and thai be
bas never been ahlo to do.
Featal Caaaptalata.
Dr. It. V. PtKitcc. Huff 1I0. .V. Y.: Jirmr
Hirl rlt to tell u4 wbst your " Kaor "
ltc I'rracriptioa " hat dona for lue. I lud I
been prrst sufTerrr from female com-
plaint, jeciJlr UraKltis-dosrn," f of ",
over lt jcarndiirlns much of tbo time tin- I
Mc toVsork. I pld out hundred of ilol-l
lar without anrbcnrriltll I Xtk IhreolMt- l
Ilea of the Kavorltn prescription." and I '
never bad anvtMnic to do me o much jrooil
In my life. I jidvlio even lck lady to take
It. JJiu. i:Mtl.YUiio.ilti.Mcllrlilcj.JIIctu
House
England,
borac.
sauaar ro ms.de and sold In
John Hull always did lova the
.Vaiure'a SMalr-Way.
The khlneyV are nature' -tlce-way to
w.ivh out Ihvdoliiis of our constantly cliii
Inj; budlc. If they do not work properly
tho trouble li felt everywhere. Then bo
wliQ and avou you sronisn of disorder
get a package of Klndey- Wort. CviuUhHoh.
Heaenra rraa Daala.
WlUlsm J. Chiik'nlan. of outy111s. Mi.,
ssts: "Iu tdn fait of l7d I was taken vtltli a
ttoUnt Uitdihgtif lhUiHiH, followed bv 4 severe
couch. 1 was admitted to the Cttr -Hospital.
While there the ductora alil I bad aholelo mj
leitluncas tflxassJialfdiJIar I )aveUho;r(
but a fricu! toM ma of Dk. U'k. iiau.' lUiy
8AM roitTUK I.c.NO.1. 1 C"1 lotllc, when t4
iny surprUe I commenced to feel letter, an 1 ti
daj I ieeMn better s-lrtts lira n 1 have tbe tat
three jreata. I wrlto thlbo;lii;:tli.vt every oua
sMIIctOd with Diseased l.uni will take DtuU'ss.
IUll'H IHlsam ton Titit I.c.nus, and be con
vinced that CosstJtmo.H cax r cciicn."
Also astireaeinclr for Colds, ('on?), stut all
Chest, aud J.Uu'DUcacjt. avid try UrulaU.
TrsuIa-TUarks.
The IinporUnce of law that would pro
tect trade-marks li tvcflvlnj: marked atten
tion from tiMbif,!n4 pulillcaswcll from
ConKrcss, tlu: brands on some coodi adding
lartcely to their commercial vnliir, becatno
their merit U known to tbe conumrr, and
the buyer. looks to trade-mark ajcontltutln;
bis security. Thus the tJorham trade-mark
on sterling llverware; C'oIsatM' mark lo In
dicate the various JtnulcjLof their Map ami
toilet gootl, ho alo very bleb comjturcial
value. Th-iUirti,lt"0ic''Crorc' has a
peculiar value of lU nvvJ nbfc.li so dlMln
Kiilhei it from all other? that It ba'acqulrel
cry larjco commercial value. J-orlllanl
Tobaccos arc Rood that the comuinrraki
for In tbe same way. The law cannot be too
severe In proteetlti; bfast manufacturars.
Tbe burnliiK.Qf the great tvn worVs Rava
dealers nome cxctr for ulitliutlns other
stoves for the Cit.virrr.tt OaKi but now tint
the CiiaktkkOak factory is at work ada
turning out over Zbl tove a day, the Uala
can cut their order filled prmh'ptlr? sind the
Tear 1S31 bids fair to uran sll previous
vear in tbe demand forihe famous Ciiaktkb
Oak- make. U-2S)
TaNstLL's Pc.NCti," made by TansllI A
Co., Chicago, I the bet flc. Ctsar on ear.Iu
Ask your dealer for ft, and take no other.
Dan'l la In lar Itanaa.
Ask Drus-;its for Kouch on Kata." It clear
out rats, mice, roaches, S es,. bed -to if J, .15c
"As good as represented," Is what eTery
body says of Fraxer's Axle Grease. :Try 1L
i a
To UiVK good breal use National Teut.
AX-importaatfratberinf; a boll.
m
Somr wae remarks truly when be tajs
that popularity in polltloi Is tosenyour
name in laretype potedtrfa fence Some
body wi I inquire as to who you are. and
when the flritTdn caraciyou will disap
pear.' "I OOS'T know why !t Is. Charllcj" srw
remarked, pensively, but. bene, ver I look
at your mustache, it make toe think of au
tumn. It was aptrtrentty an Innocent nr
mark, but Jt cot Charlie one dollar and fifty
cents for a fresh bottle of balr tlye.
The ba.hful youmi man who asked a ladr
on the beach " If he could see her home"
was much surprised to bear her reptr "that
be could go up and see ii be wassied to. but
she didn't tblnkber father watatrd to sell:"
then she coolly waikea ost wite tbe aua of
Jicr choice.
' a
o MAN can tell aaotber's feellnxi. A
Ulwart Irish Ialorer waa one day beprln
from a -;enileman, who requested a medical
man present to examine the -said laborer.
The laborer bad enforced hi plea' with:
Vcrhanner, I cant work-" Icaaflnd
then, Tcr.luRiner can't tell how lazy I feel."
A nAsx wan Itrtrf In Drabwrne, -Waa
ambitious to marry a duiue:
Hut k noon came to woo her,
fBacecoad.oofcr .
Youns fellow whose ttrst name was Lnjae.
The bride was Itl up tbe broad atile, '
Got uolattSeaaotaJltlasrstaisle, -.
Weeo asked if shoa be
airue-wrfe tout.-
.fhe proTaptlyxoslicd; -I abotti saaJsia.'
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Thkkk'r terse thiars aa old as tlseiilk.
anvbow" salelold Uncle Beubes. '"o'bat
ar?tbeT?"aiked bU alece- "TTsey're tfee
valleya- betweea 'eta, eaikl'soiHesryaa-
sweiea tae old
L.oss for Tsssasr heosekceeert .IHaw
can you tell- a youaz f owl rota aa ojd oner
"Uy the teeth : "By tbe teelk ! Bat fewU
liaveaotevtbl"
tiseT snea!t, ba
J.bate!"
notblnz the Huruer ynta you to prevent yoor
workin?, my man,' ssld the doctor. "Ab,
that's thme for too." replied l'at: 'but
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kidney diseases,
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PISO'S CURE FOR COKSUMPTlDX. It SoatUd Bt
Kept Always in the House, becstm it is a CERTAIJI
and SAFE REMEDY for CROUP, A8THSA. BR?T.
CHITIS and SORE THROAT. It will Care CONSUMP-
TI02C ; coatcquently it will Cere these lctAercenplalntu,
which ars so often the Forerunners of Coniuaptiea. j
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