A Help to Good .
In the British Medical Journal Dr. W ,
Roberts , of England , discusses tho effect o
liquors , tea , coffee and cocoa on digestion
All ol them retard the chemical processes ,
but most of them stimulate the gland ulai
activity and muscular contractions. Dis
tilled spirits retard the salivary or peptic
digestion but slightly when sparingly used.
Wines were found to be highly injurious to
salivary digestion. On peptic digestion all
wines exert a retarding influence. They
stimulate the glandular and muscular
activity of the stomach. Effervescent
wines exert the greatest amount of good
with the least harm to digestion. When
one's digestion is out of order everything
goes awry , unless , as in the case of T. T.
Seals , of Bellaire , Ohio , who had bad dys
pepsia for seven years , the digestive up-
paratus is kept up in apple-pie eating order
by Warner's Tippecanoe the best appetite
producer and regulator in the world.
Tea , even in minute quantities , com
pletely paralyzes the action of the saliva.
Tho tannin in strong tea is injurious.
Weak tea should be used , if at all. Strong
coffee and cocoa are also injurious if used
in excess. [ The Cosmopolitan.
You cannot put a great hope into a
email soul. J. L. Jones.
rigo'B Rcrae ( *
Eighty-six college graduates enlisted in
the signal service last year.
' on
boia everywhere. _
Queen Victoiia's personal estate is esti
mated at $30,000,000.
GET Lyon's Patent He-lStlffencrs applied to new
boots and they will necr run over.
Bismarck has in haiid a big scheme of
colonization in Brazil.
"Whsa. Baby tras sick , we gyre Ler Castorta ,
"Whsn she was a Child , she cried for Castorla ,
tVhon she became Miss , sho clung to Caatoria ,
TTtaa she had Children , BUO gave them Caatoria ,
BUY SALZER'S ( LaCro rKIa. ) GEEDC. Calt-Free.
Really good men are unconscious ol their
goodness. George gand.
Sprains , bruises , stiff joints , burns ,
scalds and rheumatism are relieved by
Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bono liniment.
Sold by druggists.
Worms cause peevishness , levers , convul
sions and frequently deathl A pleasant ,
safe and certain remedy is Dr. J AGUE'S
GERMAN WORM CAKES. Sold by all
druggists.
Headaches , constipation , liver complaint ,
billiousness are cured by that mild , cleansing
remedy which never produces pain , EL-
LET T'S DAYLIGHT LIVER PILLS.
Only 25 cents. Sold by druggists.
An economical man will keep t' ° leather
of his harness soft and pliable , which pre
serves it from crackfng or ripping. He al-
vras uses UNCLE SAM'S HARNESS OIL.
Sold by all Harness Makers.
One-third of all who die in active middle
life are carried off by consumption. The
most frequent cause is a neglected cold ,
cough , hoarseness , bronchial trouble or
asthma , all of which mav be permanently
cured bv EILERT EXTRACT OF TAR
AND WILD CHERRY. Sold by druggists.
A farmer's wealth depends on the condi
tion of his stock. When scraggy and feeble
they arc especially liable to distempers ,
fevers , cods and all diseases which destroy
animals. Thousands of dollars are saved
annually by that valuable old stand by ,
UNCLE SAM'S CONDITION POWDER.
Restlessfretful , crying children are suffer
ing and need for their relief Dit. WIN-
CHELL'S TEETHING SYRUP , which is
useful not only for all the disorders of
teething infants , but cures coughs , croups ,
sore throat , colic and cramps of older chil
dren , and should always be kept in every
house for emergencies. Only 25 cents.
Sold by all druggists.
STRBCTLY PURE.
ITCOICTAIKSWO OPIUM IN AWT FOR2I
25 25
CENTS GE1ITS
for for
Cough. Croup.
IN THREE SIZE BOTTLES.
FRIGE 25 CENTS , 50 CENTS , AND $1 PER BOTTU
CKNT KOTTpFS arc pup up for tho
2 ! accommodation otalf wlio dc-blre a
Good uncl 1.0 w 1'rlcecl
COUGH , COLD and GROUP REMEDY
THOSE DESIRING A REMEDY FOR
OR AXT
LUNG DISEASE ,
Ii oulil Secure tlic I-nrge ffl.OO Bottles.
Directions accompany Kacli Uottlo.
OLO JiiT ALL MEIJICIXE 1 > KALKK < 5.
BITTERS.
jCE IS 'JL'H TS
BLOOD PURIFIER e HEALTH RESTORER.
do its work in cases of Blala-
falls to
It never
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room Brink. t ers as xvidcly as doea
V r dnv and night from tho tbonsand-and-one
mixtures of vilowlilsky flavored w.th
aromatlcs. Hops & JIalt Bitters is recom
mended by Physicians , Ministers and
rur es as tieln < r the Best Family Medicine ever
compounded. Any woman or child can tate It.
'From my knowledge of IU ingredients , under
circumstances can it injure any onb using it.
no It contains no mineral or other deleterious sub-
ftance. Possessing real merits , tho remedy is
iteervtogroccMiV
Q
! The only Genuine ore manufactured by tha
> HOPS & MALT BITTERS CO. . Detroit , Mich.
GOODMAN DRU6 CO , , Wholesale Agents ,
oar AIIA , NEB. .
THE WORLD'S LACONICS.
Learn the value of a man's words and
expressions , and you know him. Each
man has a measure of his own for every
thing ; this he offers you inadvertantly in
his words. He who has a superlative
for everything ; , wants a measure for the
great or small ! Lavater.
The way to wealth is as plain as the
way to market. It depends chielly on
two words , industry and frugality ; that
is , waste neither time nor money , but
make the best use of both. Without in
dustry and frugality , nothing will do ,
and withthem , everything. Franklin.
We are ruined , not by what we really
want , but by what we think we do ;
therefore never go abroad in search of
your wants , for if * they be real wants ,
they will come home in search of you.
He that buys what he docs not want ,
will soon want what he cannot buy.
Cotton.
Be notashamed of they virtues ; honor's
a good brooch to wear in a man's hat at
all times. Jonson.
General , abstract truth is the most
precious of all blessings ; without il a
man is blind , it is the eye of reason.
Rosscau.
If a man has a quarrelsome temper
let him alone. The world will soonlind
hhn employment. He will soon meet
with someone stronger than himself
who will repay him better than you can.
A man may light duels all his lite if he
is disposed to quarrel. Cecil.
From social intercourse are derived
some of the highest enjoyments of life ;
where there is a free interchange of sen
timents the mind acquires new ideas ;
and by a frequent exercise of its powers
the understanding gains fresh vigor.
Addison.
* If thou art rich , then show the great
ness of thy fortune ; or what is better ,
the greatness of thy soul in the meekness
of thy conversation ; condescend to men
of low estate ; support the distressed and
patronize the neglected. Be great , but
let it be in considering riches as they
are , as talents committed to an earthern
vessel. Thou art but the receiver , and
to be obliged and to be vain too is but
the old solecism of pride and beggary ,
which , though they often meet , yet
over make out an absurd society.
Sterne.
What blockheads are those wise per
sons who think it necessary that a child
should comprehend everything it reads.
Southey.
Mush and Milk Maids.
The shadow of impending trouble
hangs over the dairy business in this
city. This does not refer to that branch
of the dairy business which with un
earthly rattle and clatter of cans de
livers the blue-fringed lacteal fluid in
the "wee1 sma' hours" of the morning ,
but over that class of restaurants which
style themselves "dairies , " presumably
from the fact that they are run on the
temperance plan , and that the mush
and milk and other viands are dispensed
to the customers by female attendants ,
or dairymaids , in place of male waiters.
Of these restaurants there are half a
dozen scattered about down-town , and
nearly all of them enjoy an excellent
patronage.
The dairy regarded as the most aristo
cratic in the trade is one pitched in the
heart of brokerdom , in close proximity
to Wall street ; but the one transacting
the largest business is located in the
midst of newspapcrdom.
In the former establishment the dairy
maid piques herself upon her social
status and culture , and somewhat allects
Boston manners and customs. In the
latter establishment the dairymaid prides
herself upon her engaging manners , her
wit and her skill at repartee.
In the former establishment the dairy
maid will say to the customer : "Per
mit me to break the continuity of your
repast by inquiring if you Avill take a
little more tea ? " while in the second
establishment , if the customer asks if
there is any veal on hand , he is not un
likely to receive the reply of : "Certain
ly. It is almost twenty-four hours
since you have been in to see us ,
and we regard you as quite a prodigal.
The fatted calf will be killed at once. "
In both these establishments , as also
in a number of the less prominent
dairies , there is trouble between the
dairy proprietors and the dairymaids.
The latter threaten to strike that is ,
they threaten to suspend work , not
strike a material or physical blow.
The causes of the estrangement be
tween the dairy proprietors and the
dairymaids differ in the various establis-
ments. In the aristocratic dairy in
brokerdom the dairymaids complain
that the proprietor is stinting as to the
fare and that the food they receive is
not what it should be. They demand
the right to order what they please.
In the restaurant further up-town the
maids complain that their hours are too
long and the number of tables that they
are compelled to wait upon too large.
In both places the pay § 4 a week is
declared to be inadequate.
"The owners of these establishments
are very obstinate against making any
concessions , and negotiations are at
present at a deadlock. The dairymaids
are only waiting until the profit-yielding
holiday season is over , when. It is de
clared , they will take very decided
action , " said Miss Sarah Martin , of the
down-town dairy , to a Journal reporter.
In the meantime they are explaining
the state of affairs to thencustomers ,
and the latter in large numbers are pro
posing to stand by the fair maids , who
have so often stood behind them , and
vigorously boycott the establishment at
the iirst outbreak of trouble. New York
Journal.
It Reminded Him ,
"Every time I drink a glass of beer I
think of a dog , " said Johnnie Mahler
the other day , as he leaned over the
bar and gave a wicked wink to George
Gale.
"Why ? " said a friend on the outside ,
as he raised a glass of the foaming
liquid to his lips.
"It reminds of mad "
me a very dog ,
replied John.
"Why should it ? " asked the man , as
he gulped down the beer and a large
quantity of astonishment at the same
time.
"Because'said John , "it froths at
the mouth. " National Weekly.
There is no worse water than that which
deeps.
Women Who ToiL
The number of women in this city
who earn a living by the needle is diffi
cult to ascertain. There are hundreds
of establishments on all the business
streets where sewing is either done or
given out to be done. A reporter for
the Mail and Express recently asked
two sewing girls what sort of a living
they made.
'How much are you paidfor \ making
those garments ? " asked the scribe.
"We get 25 cents apiece , " was the
ready reply.
"And you do all the work necessary
on them for a quarter of a dollar ? "
. "Yes , . '
"How long does it take you to make
a garment ? "
"I do very well if I/make four a day , "
said one. "
"But it takes more than ten hours to
make four , work as hard as you will , "
rejoined the other.
The jackets they carried were of
thick woolen goods. They were waded ,
lined with alpaca and had the finished
appearance of a garment made by an
adept. The sewing machine did most
of the straight work , but the button
holes , putting in the lining and other
work had to be done by hand. Tho
seams had been pressed , the threads
picked out and the garments
were neatly folded and already to
be sold. Wages for the making
of underwear , and , indeed , for gentle
men's entire apparel have dropped con
siderable during the last few years. '
The pay of the girls who make up al ]
the smaller articles , such as gloves and
neckties , does not average more than
$5 a week. Many have to be content
with less , and $6 is considered good
pay nowadays. Most of the work is
done by piece. Men's drawers are
made complete for 50 cents a dozen
pairs * . Por the hickory shirts that la
boring men wear , made out of stout
stripped blue , 45 cents a dozen is paid.
Overalls ar j made complete for 50
cents a dozer. . Striped calico and white
shirts are made for 65 cfnts a dozen.
The forewoman fixes the prices and sees
that the work is satisfactorily done. If
it is not good it is not paid for. Fore
women's wages vary from $15 to $20
a week. A button-counter gets $9 a
week during the busy season and $6
during slack % time. When the new
shirts come from the laundry , she
counts the buttons to see that none are
missing , folds the shirts and puts them
in the ooxes. Thero is a general rule
in factories that those who work there
are fined for being late , 5 cents if they
earn $5 a week and 10 cents if they
earn $10. New York Mail and Express.
A Fine Chicken.
"What are you doing there ? " ex
claimed a grocer , angrily turning upon
an old negro who nad just slipped a
dressed chicken under his coat.
"Jos' but'nin' up my coat , sah. Feels
er slight change in de weder. Hump , "
he said when he found that he could not
button his coat , "I'se gettin' so fat dat
I'se outgrowin' all my cloze. Wall , I
mus' be goin' . "
"Say , before you go , take that chicken
out from under your coat and perhaps
you can button it"
"Whut chicken ? "
"The one you've' got nnder you're
coat. "
"Ideclar' , boss , yer's de mos' 'spicious
pusson I eber seed in my life. Puts me
in mine o' er gen'leman I knowd
onct "
"Never mind about gentlemen you
Imve known. Take that chicken from
under your coat or I'll call a policeman. "
"Whut , jes fur er little bituv er chick-
in like dis ? " he asked , removing the
chicken and throwing it into a tub.
"W'y , boss , I'd hate mightly ter be ez
close ez yerse'f is. Dat chicken ain'
much bigger'n er snow-bird , nohow. "
"Now , get out of here. "
"Whut fur ? "
"Because you are a thief. "
"Yer ought ter be er shamed o' yer
se'f tor talk dater way ter ez ole er pus-
son ez I is. I wouldn't cuze er pusson
stealin' tell I lied dun prubed it on Mm.
Boss , cz yer ain' willin' ter trus' me ,
please , sah , step back dar by de stove
an' git my hat fur me. "
When the grocer had turned his back ,
the old rascal took up a large chicken
and hid it under his coat. "Thankee ,
sah , " he said when the grocer had given
him his hat. "Mighty sorry dat yer
'spicioned me. Say , boss , de truf is , I'se
one o' dese hcah kliptermaniacs. "
"Yes , you are one of these klipter
thieves. "
"Wall , I won't argy wid yer. Good
night. "I tell yerwhnt it is , " he said
to himself when he had passed , out , "er
pusson got ter pay fur callin' me names.
I puts er fine on 'em right dar. Huh ,
whut cr monstrous fine chicken dis is. "
Arkansaw Traveler.
The Sill tan's German Confectioner.
One of the sultan's weaknesses is a
fondness for confectionery , and a story
coming fresh from Constantinople shows
that he does not spare any expense in
indulging it. "A short time ago , "
writes a correspondent , "a German con
fectioner traveled from Moscow to Con
stantinople in the hope of securing a
situation. Being of an inquisitive turn
of mind he determined to get a sight of
the sultan , and so kept a lookout in like
ly places. At last the opportunity
came , and as the sultan was driven past
his German admirer vigorously saluted
him. Unaccustomed to such an exhibi
tion of cordiality , one of the sultan's of
ficers thought it best to inquire if it had
any significance , and so the German
was for the time taken possession of.
His explanation proving satisfactory and
his innocence clear , and the avowal ol
his avocation moreover , creating evident
interest , the man was dismissed with a
present and an injunction to turn up the
next day with clean skin andnew
clothes. The result of the second inter
view was that the confectioner was set
to making pastry as a test of his powers
in that art , and his success was so com
plete that he was engaged right off at a
salary of 509 piasters per month. But
better luck still awaited him. The pas
try found , its way to the sultan's table ,
and his highness was so pleased with it
that he made the stranger from Ger
many his confectioner at once witt
1,000 piasters a month for making tarts.
As both sides are pleased with the ar
rangement made the sultan with his
confectionery and the German with hh
pay the outside world can have nothins
to say. " Pall Mall Gazette , j
Only twenty-five cents.
Red Star Cough Cure. -
No opiates or poison. '
Horseshoe in SIIslTIouth. *
Monday morning , when the B table ol
Benjamin Haupfc was opened , his horse
was found standing in the stall with his
mouth wide open. It seemed curious , Lut
what was more curious was that a horse
shoe was in tho mouth standing crosswise.
The animal was taken to J. B. Zimmer
man's blacksmith shop , where its mouth
was pried open with iron burs sufficiently
to let the shoe be taken out. An exam
ination showed that the shoe had been on
the horse's loot the evening before. The
animal evidently got its foot in its mouth ,
and , in trying to get it out , the shoo was
torn from the hoof. [ Sliamokin ( Pa. )
Times.
Beware. Do not let your Druggist palm
off on you any new , cheap remedy for colds
when you inquire for Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
oryouwillbe disappointed. ' Prie25 cents.
To an aligator "Thy sweet smile haunts
me still. "
Young or middle-aged men suffering from
nervous debility , loss of memory , prema
ture old nge , as the result of bad habits ,
should send 10 cents in stamps for illus
trated book offering sure means of cure.
Address AVorld's Dispensary Medical Abso-
ciation , Buffalo , N. Y.
No fewer than 164 members of this con
gress irere cullegians.
"The Slough of Despondency' '
in which you are wallowing , on account of
some of those diseases peculiar to you ,
nuulame , and which have robbed you of
the rosy hue of health , and made life a bur
den to you , you can easily get out of. Dr.
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" will free
you from all such troubles , and soon recall
the rose-tint of health to your cheek , and
the elasticity to your step. It is a most
pei fiii--t specific for all the weaknesses and
irregularities peculiar to your sex. It cures
ulceration , displacements , "internal fever , "
beafing-dqwn sensations , removes the ten
dency to cancerous affections , and corrects
all unnatural discharges. By druggists.
The Empress of Austria is said to be tho
beautiful grandfather in Europe. "
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remcdv cures when
every other so-called remedy fails.
Gustava Pancake , the new postmaster at
Omego , Ohio , is stuck on 'lasses.
"ROUGH OX CATARIUI"
corrects offcnsh e odors nt once. Complete cure of
worst chronic cases ; ulso unequalled H3 gurglu for
diphtheria , sore throat , foul breath. SOc.
Timothy Tamsey , of Michigan , is said to
have tho most sonorous name in the pres
ent congress. _
NEARLY ALL THAT WE KNOW we accept on
the testimony of somebody else. If those
who have never tried DR. WALKER'S CALI
FORNIA VINEGAR BITTERS , and are suffering
Irom dyspepsia , bilious or other fevers ,
kidney or liver complaint , or from impure
blood , will receive the testimony of the
many thousands who have tried the Bitters
and been cured , they will be acting wisely.
Because the baby is a little yeller it's no
sign he is a Chinaman.
"KODGII ON COUGHS. "
Ask for "Rough on Coughs. " for coughs , colds ,
sere throat , hoarseness. Troches , 15cLiquid , 23c.
Mrs. Dinntha Jones , of Butavia. Mich. ,
is in her 100th year and has never needed
spectacles.
"I have used on'e bottle of your medicine ,
Athlophoros , and found great relief from it
for neuralgiawrites Julia F. Hall , from
Frankfort , Mich. , in ordering two bottles of
the remedy to be sent to her as soon as
possible.
The revenue of the widowed Qncen of
Spaiu is now reduced to § 30,000 a year.
E. L. Noyes , Revere , Mass. , was cured of
scald-he.id by using Hall's Hair Kenewer.
A sure cure for obstinate coughs and colds
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. The best remedy.
Grate Brown left eight children , only one
of whom is of age.
It is a pleasure and satisfaction to many
to learn that Allen's Liiu Biilsatn , that
standard family medicine for coughs , croup ,
and all lung diseases , can now be procured
at 2oc. , ollc. and § 1.00 a bottle at any
drug fatore.
Secretary Evarts has only one unmarried
daughter left.
Every Woman in tlic Lnml
owes it to herself and h r family to take
care of her health. When fahe finds her
health failing , and debility and weakness ,
undermines her strength , her surest and
best remedy is KidneyWort. . It builds up
the general health , keeps the secretory sys
tem in perfect order , regulates the Kidneys
and Bow els , and enables these important
organs to perform their natural functions
in throwing off the accumulated impurities
of the body.
' 23S"EcoNO.MY is WEALTH. No woman
really practices economy unless she uses
the Diamond Dyes. Many pounds can be
saved every year. Ask your druggist.
Only lOc. Simple to use. "Wells , Richard
son & Co. , Burlington , Vt.
Sana time and money by using Stewart's
Ing Powder for cuts aftd seres on animals. Sold
everywhere. 75 and 50 cts. a box. 7ru It
A snow plow is like a bod habit A good
thing to cut adrift.
TETTER. A member of the Pionear Press
staff , troubled for eleven years with obstinnto
Tetter on hia hand ? , has completely cured it in
lees than a month , by the use of Cole's Carbol-
Ualve. [ Pioneer Press , St. Paul.
A peculiarity of btage banquet is thegreat
variety of supes.
"II OUGII OX PAIX. " Liquid.
"Rough on Pain" Liquid , SOc. Quick cure. Xcurnl-
pin , rheumatism , aches , pains , sprains , headache ,
c amps , colic. "Uough on Pain" Plaster , lac.
"Don" Cameron , after eelling his new
house for § 93,000 , has now bought an old
one for § G5,000.
After Diphtheria
The pntlent recovers strength slowly , ns the system
Is weak and debilitated , and the blood poisoned by
the ravajres of the disease. What Is needed it a good
reliable tonic and blood purifier like Hood' * Saraapa-
rllln , which has Just the elements of strength for the
lx > dy , and vitality and richness for the blood which
soon brlns back robust health. After sqarlet fever
or pneumonia It Is also of pre-U beneflt.
"After recoerlng from a prolonged slcknew with
diphtheria , and needing fomcthlnc to build me up , 1
took two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparllla. I felt good
results from the first dose. It seemed to go from the
top of my heud , to the ends of my toes. I know
Hood's SarsaparllU Is a good thins. " G. II. STRA.T-
TOX , Druggist , AVcstfleld. JIass.
"Upon our little girl , who had been sick with scar
let feer , the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla was mosl
marvelous , entirely removing the poison from hei
blood and restoring her to good health. Hood's Sar-
Etipar.lH tlcsen es our highest praise. " E. G. STBAT-
TOX , Svtampscott , Muss.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
by nil druggists , tl ; six fores. Prepare
HOOD & CO , , Apotnecaries , Lowell , Mass.
IOO Doses One Dollar
W. N. D. . OMAIIA. 292 2.
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Neuralgia , rheumatism , erysipelas , tu-
mqrH , swellings , sore throat , toothache and
"
all"other pains and aches are promptly
cured by Salvation Oil. Prico 25 ceats.
M. Pasteur , when a boy tied a tin pail to
a poor little dog's tail.
Something that will quiet tho nerves , give
strength to the body , induce refre.shing
sleep , improve the quality ol the blood ,
and purify and brighten tho complexion , is
what many persons would be very glad to
obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made for
exactly this class of troubles , and are re
markably successful in accomplishing the
ends desired , ns named above. They are
useful for both men and women. Sold by
druggists. Price , 50 cents a box. See ad
vertisement.
If nfllictel with Soro Eyes , ueo Dr. Isanc
Thompson's E } \Yator. . Druggists sell it. 2oc.
The pope has a dread that he will not
pass his seventy-fifth year.
Don't Heart This
Unless you want a free sample of Smith'
Kile 15eans , tho great liver remedy , and a
beautiful card taken from real life , sent you
free of charge. Send us your name and P. O.
address. J. F. SMITH & Co. , St. Louis Mo.
( Name this paper. )
There are in the present congress four
men who are over seventy.
Absolutely
Free from Ojptatca , Emetics and fotson.
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Backache , Hf adacho. Toothache ,
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ELY'S
CreamBalm
Cleanses tho Head.
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IIoulu tho Sores. lie- $ COlo
stores the Senses of ; hWFEYER
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A POSITIVE CUKE.
Cream Sakn
bargained an iiKlable rep-
utatlcn wliermcr known ,
displacing nil other prepara
tions. A partlclf Is applied
Into each nostril ; no pain 'HAY-FE
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Winkle , Ohla , had notalopt
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