Services of Henry Smltli. _
Thero urn always several letters awaiting
Speaker Carlisle's eye , which show how
completely sonic people aro willing to
make use of the public 83rvuiiU/of / tho
country. These letters aro c omj'jiuiiica
tions requesting tho speaker td decide
some parliamentary point which ii-.rotib-
lingsome organization. Occasionally a
debating club gets all torn up over
thing in Cushing's Manual and a ;
refer the settlement of the whole 0.
to the speaker of the hous3 of rcpre
tives. Jlr. Carlisle usually hands a
letters to ilr. Henry H. Smith , tho
clerk and author of the book of 5C
containing tho manual and digj
rules and practices of tho houjj
Smith is what tho boys call
mentary shark. " Ho sits in fr
speaker's desk and follows th
tho legislation more closely tha
bor upon the floor. When tho _
a tangle , and a dozen men are uplffi teir
Jeet making this or that parliamentary in
quiry , Harry Smith is tho coolest man
there. Not only does ho know the propsr
rulings , but his fingers fly over the leaves
of tho reference books , and in half a min
ute tho speaker has before him all tho pre
cedents Ijy which he caa justify his posi
tion. [ Now York Telegram.
SIio Got Acquainted.
"Hold on to the young man in front , "
said a young lady's escort , as they seated
themselves on the toboggan. "But I don't
know him. " "Well , take hold of him and
get acquainted. " "Sir ! " said the Puritan-
.ical miss , with an offended look. Her
escort chuckled and dropped the conversa
tion. Tho toboggan started. ' 'Oh , my ! "
equealcd the nervous young lady , taking
a very light hold of the blouse of the young
man in front. The escort chuckled a little
more and the toboggan flew faster. As the
sled struck tho level tho younglady bobbed
into the air. Sho threw her arms around
the neck of the young man in front and
clung to Lira like a well licked postage
stamp to a letter. When the toboggan
came to a standstill the young lady was
still tighbly clasping tho stranger. "Well ,
did you get acquainted ? " inquired the
escort , with a grin. "You horrid thing ! "
was her only answer.
Wine Deteriorate.- * .
One l > y onn tho ancient myths depart.
The old notion that wine improves by age
it seems is a humbug. One Winkleman , a
German chemist , has been experimenting
on the subject , and says there is an age at
which all wines , including the very best ,
cease to bo wholesome. lie ordered some
of the famous Bremen Rathskeller , Rudcs-
heimcr Rose , 1G52 , and ITochcimcr Apostcl ,
172G , highly recommended for the medi
cinal value , and found thafc they were de
ficient in natural glycerine and contained
as much acid as the cheapest ndw wines ii
poor seasons , so that they were positively
injurious to health.
1M Tired Feeling
Is EO general at this season that everyone knows
what is meant by the expression. A chance of sea
son , climate , or of life , has such a depressing effect
upon the body that one feels all tired out , almost
completely prostrated , the appetite Is lost , and there
Is uo ambition to do anything. The whole tendency
of the system Is downward. In this condition Hood's
Sarsnparllla Is just the medicine needed. It purifies
tho blood , sharpens the appetite , overcomes the
Urcd feeling , and Invigorates every function of the
body. Try it.
"I never took any medicine that did me so much
good In so short a time as Hood's Sarsaparllla. I
was very much run down , hal no strength , no energy
nnd felt very tired all the time. 1 commenced taking
llood'i Sarsaparllla , and before I had used one bot
tle felt like a different person. That extreme tired
feeling has gone , my appetite returned , nnd It toned
nie up generally. My brother and s ! terhave : lo
received great benefit from It. " CLAEX W. PIIELI-S ,
Shirley , Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by drazglsts. si ; six for . Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD & CO. , Apothecaries , Lowell. Mas * .
IOO Doses One Dollar
rr is A P UREIT VEGETABLE PREPARATION
5ENMA-MANDRAKE-BUCHU
ANDOTHEH Eq.UAliy EFFICIENT ROAEDIES
It has stood the Test of Years ,
" in Curing all Diseases of the
BLOOD , LIVEK , STOM
ACH , XIDNEYS.BOW-
ELS , &e. It Purifies the
Blood , Invigorates and
% ASH Cleanses the System.
BITTERS
DYSPEPSIA.CONSTI-
CURES PATION , JAUNDICE ,
AILDISEASESOFTHE SICKHEADACHE.BIL-
UVER lOUSCOHPLAINTS.&c
disappear at onco under
KIDNEYS its oeneficial influence.
STOMACH It is purely a Medicine
AND as its cathartic proper
ties forbids its use as a
IWEIS. beverage. It is pleas
ant to the taste , and as
easily taken by child-
ALLDRUGGKTS PRICKLY ASH BITTERS CO
JPRICEIDOLLAR Sole Proprietors ,
ST.LOCIS and KANSAS COT
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Survival of the Fittest.
| A FJIMILT SIEDICIXE THAT HAS HEALEUB
MILLIONS DURING 35 YEARS !
| A EAXM FOR EVERT WOUND OI > I
MA1V AND BEAST I
[ The Oldest & Best Liniment ]
EVER MADE IN AMEEICA.
SAT.-RS IAEGEE THANE VEE.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment hasl
[ been known for more than thirty-flvel
[ years as the best of all Liniments , foil
I Alan and Beast. Its sales to-day are !
( larger than ever. It cures when j ) i |
[ others fail , aad penetrates skin , tendon !
Band muscle , to the very bone. Sold ]
leTcrywhere.
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Mistaken Mortals.
There are a great many things that
we mean to ilo in our households , in
the matter cf the amelioration of man
ners , of refinement and of customs , of
a different and nobler mode of inter
course , of a better culture for our chil
dren , and of a purer and sweeter con
versation day by day ; that is , we are
going to do these things. Men arc con
stantly putting off things which they are
disposed to do , and purposing by-aud-
by to attend to them.
\ In the first place , I protest against
jthat style of doing business which takes
' a man out of his family to so great an
extent , as it docs with many men. It
is often the case that men who are do
ing business in our great cities , get up
and go away so early that their children
do not see them in the morning , and
come back so late at night that their
children have gone to bed before they
get home. In many cases it is only on
Sunday that there is anything like a
family day ; and that is a languid day a
day for rest from weariness , on account
of the excessive pressure of occupat
ion. And there is this everlast
ing excuse , that if a man is go
ing to do business in New York , lie
must do as others do there. It is a
question , then , whether you will do
your duty to your household , to j'our
children that you have brought "into
life , and for whose care you are respons
ible , or whether you will give up to the
inexorable demands of business. I do
not believe there is any need of such
addition to business as makes it neces
sary for a man to give up his mornings
and his evenings. I do not believe that
a business is prolitable to which one's
whole time is devoted. I believe that
any business , the success of which de
pends upon the action of the brain , is
better conducted in eight hours than in
twelve or ten. I believe that the
spreading of one's self over an exces
sive broad space induces an element of
feebleness in business. I believe that
it is better to contract the water that
we have into a narrow channel than to
let it spread wide over the whole
meadow , and so lose depth and strength.
What right lias a man to stand in the
relation of a father to a household , and
be forever absent from that household ?
"The mother , " it is said , "takes
care of the children. " There may be
such cases as those of seamen , who are
obliged togo on errands around the
world , in which case the mother must
necessarily bear all the responsibility
of bringing up the children but it is a
great misfortune wherever it occurs.
Then there is an element of unnatural-
ness in it and it should be avoided
wherever it is in anyway possible to do
so. It is the duty of every Christian
man to stand by the side of his partner ,
and help her in teaching and rearing
the children in the family. The father
and mother are both necessary. The
man and the woman make the one
unit which Uotl meant 5u the creation
of the race. Often men who live such
an unnatural life , look forward to the
time when their business shall be in
such a state that they can attend to
their households. They say it shall be
a year longer , and the next year , and
the year following , and the year after
the1 tumble into the grave. "They arc
always "going to. " It is always "by-
and-by" ' with them.
Then there are those infelicities
which exist in one's own self for there
are few persons who are perfectly har
monious ; and this lifp is a school in
which we are to study harmony. Jt
is here that we are to learn how to love.
Nobody knows , oil' hand , how to love.
There is an impulse of love ; there is a
sentiment of alfcction ; but triu love is
a thing to be developed by education.
No matter how good an ear for music
one may have , he cannot be master of
music , and excel , if he does not bring
genius to the bench of industry and ed
ucate itand ; one of the most subtle and
dillicult of all the attainments of man is
the power of loving. Nature did not
give us everything that we need to on-
able us to love. In nothing do we need
more education and culture , and drill ,
than in that ; and the household is the
school where it is to ba learned.
Now , men go into this relation of
marriage , and of household care , with
out thought , or with only the jauntiest
notions ; but when they come into the
family and find where asperities are ,
where repulsions are , if they be right-
minded , they commune with themselves ,
and 5:13"This : must be mended , my
hastv temper must be controlled ; and I
"
will"control it. " But when ? The
night cometh ; and , if anything is to be
done , with your temper , it must be done
now. To roll it off and say : "Some
time ; by-and-by ; when I have less to
annoy and hinder me" that is not
wise. Oh-how ! many times I have seen
"
uninterrupted tears "drop from the eyes
of those who were returning from the
grave ! I knew their meaning.
They were caused by the memory of
things which those weepers ought to
have done to those whom they loved ,
but which they had left undone ; the un
settled things ; the unkind things ; the
harsh things : the unjust things how
many think of these when it is too late
to make amends for them ! "Oh. " says
many a man , "if I had known , as I
know nowhow differently would I
have done ! And how much better
would I have been ! " The night comes ;
it is speeding ; and there are no changes
which require more labor and more
time than changes of disposition ; and if
you are not treating your wife , your
husband , your children , your brothers ,
your sisters , your friends according to
to your ideal of love , and kindness ,
and longsuffering and patience , there
is no time for procrastination ; now is
the accepted time ; to-day the day on
which you should bejrin the good work.
The night comes , and sorrows come
with it. licv. Henry Ward Becc7ier.
3Ia Takes Jt All.
School Teacher Nbw.Master Thomp
son , tell me.the denominations into
which the money of the United States
is coined ?
blaster Thompson Don't know.
School Teacher Don't you know
how the money your father tilings home
every Saturday night is divided ?
Master Thompson 'Tain't divided.
Ma takes it alL Boston Beacon.
* F
MILLIONS INTHEI3 MINDS.
ivroii "Wlio J-osc Time and Money on
"Useless Inventions Instances
Related. "
"Inventors ? " said a well-known
model-maker to a reporter. "Why , it
seems to me that every hour brings out
a new one. A week never passes that
I am not called upon by an inventor to
construct a modol.and cacli one has the
strangest notions and most absurd ideas
as to the value of his invention. "
"Do the new ideas run to any par
ticular phase of improvement ? " asked
the reporter.
"O , yes. The majority of my callers
have invented something which will
render travel by sea absolutely free
from danger , or much faster than any
thing yet known. Since the wreck of
the Oregon a gentleman called regard
ing an invention he had planned the
night after the disaster. He came into
the oflice ; and , after peering carefully
around to see if we were alone , asked
me if I could make any kind of a model.
'
I told him I could. 'Well'said he , 'I
have got a wonderful thing hero that I
thought out last night. ' I asked him
what it was , and before replying he
went cautiously to the door , looked up
and down the corridor , then returned
and whispered , 'Are you sure no one
will hear us , because as yet I only have
the plan in my head and it is worth
millions of dollars to mo ; I would not
sell my idea for a hundred thousand
this minute. ' He then proceeded to
give me the benefit of his idea , first
binding me to absolute secrecy , finish
ing his remarks by saying : "I want
you to make the model for me , and to
pay you for your trouble I will sign a
contract giving you ten shares of the
stock when my company is formed. "
"I told him I did not want an } ' stock ,
but would make his model for S25.
' ' said he ' don't realize
'Why , man , , 'you
the worth of this thing ; it will render
such disasters as happened to the Ore
gon absolutely impossible. Ten shares
of that stock would some day be worth
thousands of dollars to you ; ' but I was
inexorable , and he finally went away
swearing like a pirate. What was his
idea ? Oh , a scheme making a steamer
in four separate sections , so that even
if every section but one should be sunk ,
that one would float forever. The
shock of a collision would separate the
sections , so that it would be impossible
to sink them all at once. Young man ,
I could sit here all clay and tell you
strange stories of inventions of which I
have strange models. Some of them
"
have been "successful , but the majority
are failures aiid go to the wall. Very
recently a man came in here with some
thing he thought was ne\v , and out of
which he was going to make money
enough to pax the national debt with
out missing it. I examined it , and very
quickly saw it was precisely the same
thing that cost Peter Cooper 860,000
some years ago , and amounted to noth
ing ; a scheme for placing a wheel amid
ships , just over tlie vessel's keelson ;
proved to be thoroughly impracticable.
He cried like a baby when I told him it
was no good. I make hundreds of mod
els every year that I never hear of after
they leave my shop ; some are deliber
ate tricKs , meant to entice investors ;
others are honestly intended , but fail in
application. Some I know won't work ;
others I believe to be good ; but I have
lost confidence in them all , and when
they oiler me stock in payment for my
work I 'Cash . '
, say : or nothing.
"I'll tell you a little experience Iliad
'the other day with an inventor , but , as
his scheme may appear in the form of a
stock company soon , I'll omit names.
I was all alone , when the door opened ,
and a man about 50 years old ap
proached me cautiously , and asked me
if I was the proprietor ; then extended a
long legal document which I found to
be in effect a contract in which I swore
by all I held never to reveal the se
crets I should learn , and in which I was
to agree to make his model for five
shares of stock. 'Will you sign that ? '
he asked in a whisper. I told him I
would sign so much of it as referred to
keeping the thing secret , but that I
wanted money for my labor. He beg
ged and entreated , and finally he went
away , returning again and offering $25
on account. Well , I went to work ,
and he came here this morning for his
model. I'll give you an idea of it , and
for absurdity it beats anj'thing I ever
knew. He intends to revolutionize the
world so far as machinery is concerned ;
in other words , he thinks he has dis
covered perpetual motion. My agree
ment prohibited my putting the Thing
together to see if it Vould work , but I
know it won't. It is a large wheel ,
constructed so that seven long levers
are provided with an elbow that bends
to and fro , as the wheel revolves in
such a way that when underneath they
close and when on the top they open ,
forming a weight , by projecting out
beyond tho wheel's rim , that is meant
to make it revolve. The idea is that
five-sevenths are pulin ! < r against two
sevenths continualRatheu ! a cute
idea , but the inventor forgets the nat
ural friction that must be overcome ,
and it will never succeed. I could
name many men who are prominent in
business life here who have had their
turn as inventors , and I could relate
many curious incidents to you , but
you'll have to call some dajwhen I'm
less busy than now. " New"York Mail
and Express.
Beauty and Carriage.
He who marries beauty unattended ,
even though it is through pure love ,
marries not mdre wisely than he who
marries through motives mercenary.
The last gets at least something of real
substance , while the first closes with an
ignis-fatuus which soon vanishes , and
yet , unlike its prototype , leaves a train
of evils in its wake. I repeat , beauty is
ever selfish , vain , cold and exacting ,
hard to win , and when won , owing to
its vast estimation of self , hard to sat
isfy and keep. The beautiful forever
look back upon their past triumphs ,
forever puff up their souls on past fiat-
tery , and ever consider their fortune
beneath their desert Especially should
the poor regardless of sex be warned
against marrying beauty. Wealth may
with more impunity wed beauty , inas
much as it can sometimes satisfy its
demands ; the poor may as well commit
suicide at once. Rev.'F. E. Valeltain
St. Louis Magazine.
Bowen'B Budget , Fort Plain. N. Y. , for
iMVrcli , ISSGj BUVH : In tlic multiplicity of
{ medicines plnccd upon tlto market , it is
{ sometimes difficult to distinguish between
jthe meritorious and the worthless. There
; are at least two excellent remedies widely
'used , the efficiency of whichivre unques
Itioncd. "We refer to St. Jacobs Oil and lied
Star Cough Cure.
' Furl * J > sappolnlo't.
. News from across tlie Atlantic tells how
! the famous horse-chestnut in the garden of
jthe Tuilerics did not come out on March
J20 this sprin ? . In vain people looked for
'leaves ' or buds , the exasperatim ; cold
: closed precedents , and set back precocious
ibloom. This 20th of March horse-chestnut
tree like almost all the old trees of the gar-
Iden , was planted in 1G80 , the year that
\Louis \ XIV caused many trees to bo set
out , but soon there will hardlj remain in
garden of the Tuileries more than 200 trees
of this ancient date. The other trees have
not been set out more than twenty or
thirty years at the farthest.
Solicitor of-Patents , F. 0. McCIoary , of
Washington , D. C.says the only thing that
did him any good , when suffering with a
severe cough of several weeks standing , was
lied Star Cougli Cure , which is purely vege
table and free from opiates and poison.
Stumped at "Whereas. "
I recently came across an anecdote of
John C. Calhoun , which will be as new to
your readers , perhaps , us it was to me. It
appears that a lady friend once impor
tuned him to write an original poem in her
album. Strange to say , lie consented.
After many attempts to fashion his
thought fancifully , he wrote the word
" .whereas , " but to save his life he could go
no further. Having selected the impact-
ical word in the language to start with ,
the muse fled from him in horror and af
fright , leaving the stern log cian com
pletely baffled. Despairing of the perform
ance of his promise , he wrote to the lady
frankly admitting his plight. She asked
that the album be returned just as it
stood. [ Washington correspondent Au
gusta Chronicle.
Lar e charity doth never soil , but only
whitens soft hands.
WHY co llmplnt ; around withvour boots run over ?
Lyou's Heel Still CULTS will keep them ttr.Uglit.
The woman who neglects her husband's
shirt-front is not the wife of his bosom.
is SCARCELY A UISIMSC , of the
human system , acute or chronic , which
VIXI : .VR BITTEHS will notreturdand lessen ,
and ninety-nine cases out of a hundred it
will cure. In large doses the JJitters is
cathartic and tonic , in moderate doses it is
a tonic , a gentle purgative , invigorator , and
corrector of the blood.
Fashion is now vigorously setting its face
against gummed envelopes.
FRANCE , Galls , Scratches , Cracked Ileel ,
Thru-li , awl all disease-sot the feet and irrita
tions of the skin of horses and cattle q-.ckly
and permanently cured by the u-e of Votf nnarjr
Carbolisalvo. EOc. and § 1 at Druggists.
Congressman George Taliaferro Barnes ,
of Georgia , weighs JJOO pounds.
Clergymen and physicians recommend
Hall's JIair Rencwer for diseases of the
scalp and hair.
Ayer's Ague Cure neutralizes the miasma
tic poh > on which causes fever and ague.
The oldest inhabitant of Worcester is
Mrs. Mary Gould , 107.
I have been selling your Athlophoros for
a fjw months and have sold between one
and two dozen. It gives better satisfaction
for rheumatism than any other prepara
tion of the kind T have ever sold. C. M.
Treat , druggist , Adrian , Mich.
Mrs. Hall , of Omaha , has passed her
hundredth year.
Be merciful to dumb animals. Heal
all open sores and cuts with Stewart's
Healing Powder , 15 arid 50 cents a box.
The fourteen miles of street railway in
Glasgow are owned by the city.
Every nervous person should try Carter's
Little 5TEHVE Pills , They are made spe
cially for nervous and dyspeptic men and
women , and aie just the medicine needed
by all persons who , from any cause , do
not sleep well , or who fail to get proper
strength from their food. Cases of weak
stomach , indigestion , dyspepsia , nervous
and sick headache , &c. , readily yield to the
use of the Little Nerve Pills , particularly if
combined with Carter's Little Liver Pills.
In vials at 25 cents.
He that , calls a man ungrateful sums up
all the evil that a man can be guilty of.
FOOD makes Blood and Blood makes
Beauty. Improper digestion of food neces-
sariiy'produces bad blood , resulting in a
feeling of fullness in the stomach , acidity ,
heartburn , sickheadache , and other dys
peptic symptoms. A closely confined life
causes indigestion , constipation , bilious
ness and loss of appetite. To remove these
troubles there is no remedy equal to Prickly
Ash Bitters. It has been tried and proven
to be a specific.
Agreeable surprises are the perquisites of
youth. '
THE CA3IBM.IGN IX
We desire to place a copy of THE
OMAHA WEEKLY BEE into every farrr.-
house in Nebraska during the coming
campaign. The regular subscription
price is $1.25 a year or 75 cents for
six months. AVe will furnish the pa
per from June to December ( six
monts ) for 35 cents , * br in clubs of
five for $1.50 for five copies.
THE BEE PL-BLISHIXG COMPANY ,
Omaha. Nebraska.
Edward Atkinson says th.it a man can
live comfortably in Boston on S200a year.
"AVliat IB AVomaii "IVortli ? '
asked a fair damsel of u crusty old bach
elor. He did not knowso she said : "W. 0.
man" ( double you , O man ) . But a woman
feels worth little if disease ha invaded her
Hvstcm and is daily sapping her strength.
For all female weaknesses. Dr. U.V. Picrce'n
"Favorite Prescription" stand * unrivaled.
It cures the complaint and builds up the
Hvstem. Semi 10 cents in stamps for pam
phlet to World's Dispensary Medical Asso
ciation , GG3 Main Street , Buffalo , N. Y.
Nineteen states and eight territories still
have public lands.
Plercc'i * "Pleasant Purgative Pellet * , "
Positively Popular ; Provoke Praise ; Prove
Priceless ; Peculiarly Prompt ; Perceptibly
Potent ; Producing Permanent Profit ; Pre
cluding Pimples and Pustules ; Promoting
Purity and Peace. Pun-hasp. Price. Petty.
Pharmacists Patronizing Pierce Procure
Plenty.
Rev. Timothy pwight will succeed Dr.
Noah Porter , as president of Yale college.
Use the great specific for "cold in head"
and catarrh Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
It appears that there are now in Paris
47,300 unlet flats.
When Baby TTM slcfc , we jwo her Castoria ,
When eho was a Child , she cried for Castoria ,
When she became Miss , she citing to Coatoria , '
171:311 sho had Children , she gavo them Castoria ,
Many things are dreadful , but nothing in
more dreadful than man.
Faithfulness is necessary in all kinds of
work. Especially is it necessary , in treat
ing a cold , to procure the best remedy ,
which is Allen's Lung Balsam , and lake it
faithfully according to directions , and it.
will cure a cojd every time and prevent
fatal results. Sold by all druggists at 2oc. ,
uOc. , and $1.00 a bottle.
Mary Brcnnan , of Chicago , has reached
the extreme old age of 117 years.
3 months' trcatmen * forXc. I'lso's UcmcJy for
Catarrh. Sold t > y druggists.
It costs a great deal of money for a lady
o dress in extremely bad taste.
PATVEIVTSobtiiiiicit by Louis 1 iffgpr&fJo. . .At
torneys Washington , 1).C. Est'd 1654. Advice free.
Sarah Bernhnrdt grows just a tiny mite
outer than she was.
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
The question has probably been oskod thousands
of times. "Hovr can Kro.TnV Iron Bitters euro every-
thinc ! " "Well , it doo-jn't. IJut it doos cure any disease
for which a repatibla physician ould prescribe IKi > S
Physicians recognize Iron as tb.8 best restorative
agent known to the profession , and ianniry of any
leading chemical iirmwill subetantitte Hieasfrertion
that there are moro prepar.ttjjns or iron th-u of any
other snbatance used in medicine Thishows con
clusively that iron is acknowledged to be the most
important factor in ssceesaf ul mediiul practice. It it ,
however , a remarkable fact , that prior to the discov
ery of BROWN'S 1IION IJITTEltSnoperfoct-
ly satisfactory iron combination had ever been found.
BROWN'S IRON BlTTERSSSffisaSS
headache , or produce constipation till oilier iron
incmcineaclo. KIKW'N'S IKON HITTERS
cures IiiliKChtionI5ilIou.siicHS'VVelUiiesH ,
Dyspepsia , Klnlnria , Cbills anil Fevers ,
TiredFeelinfr,43cncralDebilityPa.inintha
Side , Back orTjnibsn lnche andXonrnl-
gin. for all theso ailments Iron is prescribed daily.
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.SSTSS1K
minute. like all other thorough medicines , it acts
slowly. When taken by mm the first svmptom of
benefit is renewed enersy. Tho muscles then becoico
firmer , the digestion improves , the bowels are active.
In icom'n the effect is usually mnrp rapid and marked.
The eyes begin at once to briem > n : the skin clean
np ; healthy color comes to the chepkt : nervonsness
disappears ; functional derangements become n > su-
lir. and if a nnrtinp mother , abundant sustenance
is sapplisd for the child. Kemember Brown's Iron
Bitters lithe ONTjV iron medicine that is iu.t in
jurious. I'hystcian * and Jfruyrfiste recommend it.
Tho Genuine has Trade Mark and cmd red lines
on wrapper. TAItU NO OTH R.
FOE OF
Ameri
can people is Consumption. Phy
sicians and Druggists have at last
found a remedy which they feel
justified recommending. This
is DR. BIGELOW'S POSITIVE
CURE , which cures Consumption
in stages that other remedies are
of no benefit. It cures Coughs ,
Colds , and all Throat and Lung
Diseases speedily and safely.
Price , Fifty Cents and One Dol
lar. Sold by Druggists.
MB. JAMES BAGLEV. wtion foreman C. i 11. II. IL ,
Winkle , Ohio , had not slept
for orer a year , his suffering froraNrural
Three doses of ATHLOPHOROS curt * him. raraa
can always he quickly cured bj u e of Athlophoros. Ask
your ilru ; Ut for Athlophoros. If TOO cannot cet it of him
do not trr omcthlD ; else , butorder at once from us. Wewill
end it cipress paid on receipt of price. SI. 00 per bottle.
ATHLOPHOROS CO. . 112 Wall St. . Hew York.
8 U > X TT
mm ® SAN LUIS.
The most Wonderful Aunciillural Park In America.
Surrounded by prop < roiis mining an I manufacturing
towns. FAJtMKIC'S lAltA DISK ! Magnifl-
c nt crops raised in 1RS5. 'I'HOUNAA'IiM OF
AORKM OF GOVIKXMIXT I > AXJ > . subject
to j're-omption an 1 liorncsteul. Lands for saltto ac
tual settlers at S3.00 per acre. i.O.\O TISI ! : .
I'ark irriptted by immense CAmI . Cht ap railroad
rat . Everjr atten it > n Miown tcltlerj for map * ,
ranphlels , etc. , addnsi , COLOltADO LAND fc LOA J
OJ , Op ra House Block , I > tn > er , Colo. , Uox CCO.
'B'C ! C 53fiBUV Irani here an I earn goad
I ? J-LC nilPfi 1 pay. SUuatl'JUJ turuUuud
u \ aluntine Bros. Janesvllle , Wis-
Scrap Pictures nnd M Fancy Cards ( newi
u mailed f or lOc. ESSEX UAID \\"OIKS , l\orytonC'c
CnChrouioGoId Scrap , loop FrIncp.Ac.CanU sent pya ;
U'Jfaid f"r Oe , Conn.Steam Card \ ks , Hartford. Conn
( n Ct 2f MVScrap 1'irturi-s nndtS N't-v Chromo
l . $ J and Gold Scrap Cardsent posipjIdforlOcts.
IJ Co. , Centeruoott , Conn.
W. N. U. , Omaha. - : J11--21
for infants and
"Caatoria is sowell adapted to children that I Castoria cures Colic , Constipation ,
[ recommend Stassuperiortoanynrescription \ Soar Stomach , Diarrho3a , Eructation ,
toown . " I ? 13' B183 deep' anti V * * < " '
to me. H. A. Azcnz ir. D. ,
111 So. Ozfcrd & . , Brooklyn , N. Y. \ Without e injurious medication.
THE Cz.vrj.ua Coin > .c-r , 1S2 Fulton Street , N. Y.
DIB Best
Waterproof
Coat ,
The FISTIBEAND ELICKEE -c-imnted wtt-rprtwr , aadwill keep yon dry In
tie htrdcit Harm. TS new POMMEL EUCKEBU a perfect riding coat , and
cortn tb entire tKjdle. Bewnre oflmlUtlonl. Ncn C'nnlno-without tie. "FUb
Crud" trade-mirk. Illustrated CaUSocna free. A. J. Tower , Beaton ,
BITTERS.
is
[ BLOOD PURIFIER f HEALTH RESTORER.
It uevor fails to do Its work in cases of 3alu.
, rla , Bllloutfuesn , Constipation. Mead-
.ache , loss of Appetite and Sleep , Ncrvona
Debility , Neuralgia , nml nil Female
'Complaint * . ' Hops JE .Mnlt Hitters Is n Vcsc-
tul.lo Compound. It isalTlcdlflnenot a liar-
room Drliilc. It ( lifters as ivirioly osdoej
rin.r and niRht from tho tlioiinniid-niuT-oiK
Mixtures of vllo Tv3il ky flavored with
.aromatic * . Hnps. % JInIt UUters is recom *
: nionclod by Physician * , IT ! 1 11 In tors and
rlViiraeoasbeinztholIcat Family Medicine cvi't
compounded. Anywoman or child can take it
"From my knowledge of lit ingredients , undf i
no circumstances can it injure auy one Uf I'DK it.
It contains no mineral or other deleterious KIU > -
Etancu. Possessor real merits , tho remedy fa
deserving success.1
' C. E. DEPOT , Ph. Q. , Detroit , Mich.
Tho only Genuine aro manufactured by tlie
HOPS & MALT BITTEHS CO. . Detroit , Mich.
GOODMAH DP.U3 . GO , , Whotealj
031 All A
TREATED FEEE.
DR. H. GREE8I ,
A Specialist forriex-eii Yoar I'a t ,
Has trcatoil Dropsy n < l It * complications wltli tha
most wonderful surcta * ; usese etaliliriincillos. .
entirely harmlHeinoTes all symptoms of dropsy
In elalit ti > twenty days.
Cures patients pronounce : ! hopeless by the best of
physician' .
From tlie first ilose the symptoms rapidly ilap- !
pear. nnS In ten days a : leaU two Ihlrdj of the rymp-
tomi are removed.
SummiT cry liumhuR without Icnowlns a-ivthlns
about It. R-inemberlt does n it co + r you anything
to realize the merits of my treatment fi.r vmii-Kf
I am constantly curlns case * of lomjst.m ii-t .r.nea
thJtlmvp bec-n tapped a number of times , ail the
patient declare. ! unalil' ! to live n weelc. CJIvr full
history of onto Name srx. hiw loiiK-uttlete 1. ho.r
badly swulcn an 1 where. Is lm relo ilve. hare lest *
-bnrstcd - and dripped water. Send for free pa itphlct.
coma'n'ns tebttmonlaK qucstl > us. ore.
1Otiv. . treatment furnished free I
. Epilepsy fits positively cured.
It order trial , sen J 7 cents In stamp * topiy nn"ijj.j.
II. II. ( IT.ICKV. M. I ) .
55 Jonej Avenue. Atlanta , u
ElfluMFiffllTl
KBOW THYSELF ,
A Groat Medlcil 1V .rv on Manhood , Xe"tous and
Phjsfu'il Dcbilny. Premature UrcIIce In Man. Kx-
Qa'i't-d Vitality Ac , < l-c. . and the untold mi-erics
resu tiiiK froni inllsrrctlon or excesses ; 3DO pares.
-ulin.iiHlnlly lie und In gilt , muslin. Contains nmrc
than jas in\alu.iuu ! prescription" , embracing 'm\ery
vcxetable remedy In the phannacccplafor a 1 : i < u'.o
and chronic < ll < ejes. . U is en.plialicnlly a ! ok for
evry man. 1'rkc only II by mall postpaid , concealed
In plain wrapper.
IM UisTIJATlVESAMrLEFREK TO ALI ,
rouiiR and middle a cd men for the next nlneiy days.
Si ml now. urcut thlsoiii. as y > i miy tii'ver setit
agiln. AddressDK.AV.il. PARKKIC.4 lliiliincli St. .
liu > i n.
> ' . 1Or Parker can be confidentially consulted
on all diseases of man , his sped lilies
MENDS EVEJ2YTHSHC
Wood.Lcather.rnpcr Ivurv.f. ! . *
China. Furniture. fcrjc-n-Un-r i.
Strong as lion , Solid as a : < . .
The total quantity fold dr.r i" tte
past flve years amount ? ' ! tc er
32 RflJLLJGtt ,
bottle * . EVEKYHOIIV WAIiTt. X
All dealers can sll it. Award' i
TWO GOLD BED A3 4. ,
Zfmlm , ISSi ? . < " rl > ml Ai
1'ronocnrcd Strongest < ! > i.a J-n-wn
Send dealer's canl rnd .C pDfiasa
Cccfcias no Aci'J. f or f antplc cr.n I'Ki.K ty.jEll.
' o.CIouceiter II sa.
DECAY.
A I.ife Experience. Remarkable nnd
quick cures. Trial Packages. Consulta
tion and Books by Mail I'KEE. Address
Dr. WARD & Co. , Louisiana , Mo.
You are .mowed a free trial of thirty days of tha
useof Dr. Dye's Celebrated Voltaic Belt with Electric
Suspensory Appliances , for the siicedy relief andper-
mauent cure of XervousDebility , loss of Vitality , and
Jlanhoatl , and all kindred troubles. Also for many
otherdlseases. Completercstoratlon toIIealth.Vlsor
and Manhood guaranteed. No risk Is Incurred. Illus
trated pamphlet In sealed enveloix : mailed fr tby
addressing Voltaic Belt Co. , ilaraha : ! , ilich.
\7hen i say euro I ilo not mean rapreiy to itop tncci j ir
a tlmo and then have them return aira'.n. I turan ara-l- !
cal cere. I have raado tho dl e.o of FITS. Kl'ILhr Y
or FALLING SICKNESS a lire-long ftndy. Itrtrrautny
remcd ? to euro tna v/orst cac3 Because < > : : : crs haro
falodfjnorca30nfornotnowrec'l lngccnre. S nOa ;
once for a treatise and a Freo lioflo of iiy Infs.bi3
rcmady. GtTO Eipre s and lust Office. II co&U joa
Mnc for a trial , and I-will core ynu.
tdiross Dr. H. G. KOOT. KZ Pearl St. Xovr Tort.
, GOLD WEDAL PARIS EXPOSmOri-1373.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS
pUGKEYE FGUMG BIDDER.
Pisa' * Heme < ! y for Catarrh Is the
Best. Kaaieat to Use , and Cheapest.
Also sood for Cold In the Head ,
Iieadactie.Haj-1'eTcr. < c. 50 cents.
STHMA - _ . .
( trrman Ai thiiiit Curo ECTCTa j to prtre
mm'Jue rcii'fia the worst CJ cs. intern cosi-
j ItnhJt. Qnlcklyand Palatea * .
ly en red at home. Corrcipondenco
solicited and free trial of cure sent
honesilnreftiKatord. Tiir HCSSAVS
1 KriizDT COHIMJ.-T. Lafayette. 1-J.
Mnrulilno Habit Cured la ID
OPIUM to ao ( lay * . Xo ujr till Cared.
Us J. brxruexs. Letuuou. . UUlo.
and Morphine Habit Cared in lOto
SO days. Kefer to IIXX ) pattent * rural
Inolljuxts- .