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Storles About Tarantulas.
A boy from the colntry brought in a
tarantula as big ai t man's h:nI tester
day, and exhibited it for a nickel. At
the hotel in the evening sinlo of the
oldest inhabitants got t~ talking about
spiders and such things. One man
alid It was a well-establihed fait that
nobody had ever been killred bylie hite
of a tarantula or a ccntilpedle. This
brought out a chorus of o,,es in dis
sent. Nearly everybody el.e hal known
of cases where men had died in morelor
less torment as a result of being stung
by these insects.
"Eleven years ago," said a represen
tative citizen, "when there wa-n't any
such pleasure in traveliiri throgn,
these parts as there is now, I cnttIled
Sout one night just neross Ithe New M1exi
can line with a party of prop,.etors.
We were all comparatively vnew, and
we didn't know anytlhing about taran
tulas. When we selectecd our Iamping
place we i.oticed three or foul dr ab
colored things, looking I:ke dice boxes
with covers, lying on the groutnd, but
we paid no attention to tlhen. It was
chilly, andi we had a blazing lire. Some
time in the night (;ls Petlerson startled
uts with an unearthly yell, anti running
to him, we foullld that he was in a deatli
agony. We thought he had been shot,
and I guess he tid, too. liHe dildn't live
long enougih, thotughi, to get anyt v'ery
clear idea of what killedI Ihim. l
doubled up like a jack-knife. and then
srpun arlound like a top. 'l hen lie would
stlrai"htten out stiff for na iniute, andl
wl'l thlink he was dead, buit prletty soon
Ihe wutlh Ibginl to writhe again. We
ctoldoi't do aniutlilng w:th bimt. lie
dir.I in labnut an I tur in at fill ltormentl.
lThe net day we, examiinelid hin and
foutml a hitie f sx utle kind on his le-ft
breast. 'l'he, Ifllsh was: purple and swol
len. Sluinie one saidl it must have boenl
a snallk or a tat:lulllltula."
" Did l tuill eveir lti, a tarantula ?' I
ask-ed of the tcrwdl.
"()Il- nman said he hail seen one dead
onit a uailr oncel,, Itr uo in of us hail ever
sReenlII :lll iu. hJIt-t thteni ('oltkey, one
oif the plarty, lpiiki'd up one oif tholie
mudil-like diei, hir,,s., with the Iremiark:
'\ h'i:lt th, dhvil at. the, t thint.., iuts?'
As he hie!lI it Upll lh- itlier lifed. aiind
oullt 'rat 1'd a' ate 1, r with ivte or six
legs taln~ ilchlsll. lng. la 11gate a yell,
an Ild w' till Irat.
" "h'ialts a tartanttula, sure.' said the
man whlo hadillt t sin iin drai. A iter a
while w' ,i'rlpt :hak Ito t-i lamnilp, llI
flouil that we had lept in a r'gul:ar
nliit iof thrnl . They lie,, iln theI'. little
iot's, which they inak, wilh a[llti-h
ing llpre,'iion. 'tlie u-tter to thie lox is
nicely- hIung lln hing,. and ian lie raisedi
blv lt taranttula Ir"it tlhe indile very
eaitilv. After Ihu iual:res his exit it fa:ills
back into pin: ., . ti tinhg io so uinly that
it all l o,,ks hk,. tnt- i i - 'Alt. n ihe
wianl to get il in Ie r:ii-rs it withl one iof
his tfe-l'r-s, inli I lthn lets it dtlt n i afir
hi lie - ia t . i','tl . 'I hie are t sry knitwin
aniilntla. nil thi -re iant lily -til 1,ll1
ina- tha their lotin! g is nit fatal, fur I't
si tle t it."
A Mxian thlien said Ie ionce' saw aI
man i aI t h aii tal o I ln tillit Iy it trll :ut :l ila
in onilllora ilr it d s-in hinm with
whlitl.. " , allisti-ilncai lic t t li :,t ii,"
hIIi fill. tti* ' h-i IIit \ii - l-- till h L ul i ,ls ,
w tl w I(, ul i'reI tL,' whtll-. 1, doiwn , ni.
1 , ' :t' a .a l \tiltl lan dil lt thllo ý:1, .
At li t e ared n i he h l the
rick tis ain his niitl ta:- a little uni lail
ntu,i. Sair, t ime after ltha: I e kilhIed a
lman, b t it r t ln lium g, l bl tiie i,,
had a l:rantiila hit'l :ttel ca- -it I'
spomit ler. iThat " a't' l orl } It iie, tha I
itler k,1w w nitt ll ing toi l -: a, a -1t111i lhoI
had , ii btn. I knlt l--- t thiin who
dii'd ilti- l' i l land tl.ti ' m" l It t r ,tl; ,rs
st ll'reii i ll' arii - watl- ntll I I .t liih re
liut i lihtln. Wi,, lir d Ill- afr alio t of
ltr ia I, .li, , thls:, l he %%:1, - wtaring s da lass i .
lis tiry Ito s:iy iiab ot the, thitli. buti
it's aill lo. A tat:hngiu t hi ,t i ,\
irh lll lMs all the fisk\a ta, :iuti itu utan
ol . : ril no M\ i ,an w ill d ' " , Utn t'
buni iir iums itan .es it hr an hlel it.
'I'1 1 , ti ll i n -a i that fiak ttiln la,
ple t-i uivit'-g tilt 1i-t:1fu t-3,i a i0 elv ti
"1d i It,-c rutit l an ii nbi otl .- --t-Ir% little
wolih in .\h i,'o, sllo e f- l,.. wle i
liiighty dry it nk ll: i litr, ,Iit--it ul fis
abnlut blii g bitten., aiuinti iti te li: ha,
bei dotl hsd iith fri' whigi- ri-l, fa or ,e
dit ta , ie te' rs. Na o', Ilan' truth is
that li'si dii-.l teats hate tillt t lin lit
tel :1i ill. Notlhing litI e iny - lh ailni
tht i of a gl io 1 tn liket i- t ltan':tiilt bite,
and I al. utl r' ii uay that filt-ds take
ad antil:g t of thies vet y firt't ntly.lt t.
hi t, Il t a- wili sp-as. -:aid l lt knew
of a cats in lin VPallet, ('al., where :1
iarn a'ill, sitt'e c. tlhe arl l' inr a hnlti
pedg , a.illI tnk to hisi btw ushir to riise.
lgaiun. W heliln it s Iuneaiil flno i ls that.
s-amtl g ilmost be flone to :ien hi life
a :llre o'nll t tai, ,rul ll'. hill'r a tinle
he sutured to b, ilm, in'ta on!' from thhe
Rinilus:t ioIi. but the p bi-oli tit iglltlh
MlltQl-ar in tlie other ari , and ihati
iso r lu,-:i iiitaiilt at. !a lier ie"brld for a
lng tlit in pain, anit! tintally died vary
studhll),ly our -la-, tire puboisn Lavin'
sar-i- lirit hrert-art- aJribont or.n"ey . an
-he m 'ul'lti r a( l t ioOmt clftillrioni, two
--ew Iloerk id-legraphilc tesy saes gari
she lihii g kiiiilin so witan-b people ire
"int"sh. b-i u lit t - un iit i ,it r kildt Iii vi
exneilt. stilut lisie itra n'l asitith hnuiih,
hiiw dwordfsl i. wa. She hadn t nide
The French Cestltutioe.
When the present French Republie
was established in 1876. the new Con
stitution provided that, after an interval
of seven years, it should be open to re
vision. That is, that if any chances
were deemed necessary In the Constitu
tion, it should be possible to make them
after that lapse of time.
The method by which these changes
were to be made was by the action of
tile Senate and the Chamber of Depu
ties united in a combined session, the
whole body thus formed being presided
over by the President of the Senate,
and to be called the '"National As
sembly." The limit of seven years was
reached in I1$82. But at that time and
since, the affairs of France have been in
such a condition that it was not deemed
best to attempt to revise the ('onstito
tion.
At the meeting of the French Parlia
ment in Augut.t. however, the National
Assembly uas at lasth convened for this
purpose. The Senate and Chamber as
sembled in joint session in the historic
palace of Versailles; and proceeded to
discuss and to make certain alterations
in the Constitution of 1875. This step
was taken at the instance of the present
French Ministry, of which iM. Jules
Ferry is the head. The various changes
were first presented by the Ministry to
the Hlouses separately, anti by them
were debated: so that when they came
to meet in joint session, the ehanges to
he nmade had really been deterniniid
upon. The session at Versailles was a
very turbuilent and noisy one. At first.
it .eemuld as if the Assembly might
ireak up in confusion, without iultlllilng
thie object for whiclh it been convened."
hlht at last ortder was restored
out of chaos, and the principal
changes proposed by the Ministry
were adoptted by large nmajorities. Thus
there came inito bting a new and
amended Frencht tConstitution, which,
hv the nit of tli, A--emblv, has bec.onme
tlie organic law of the lanmd. The nmain
features ill whlichll it ditlihrs front thile one
which it replaces are three: antd thece
ithre ie are t of v'ery grave implortance.
For the' most part the old (onstitution
lhals reI'lttll:tll' init iwt. It was M1. Ferry's
purpose to introduce as few changes as
po-sibhh.
First, the new o(',nstitiution declares
that tthe RepubIlic i- the permanent and
unllterabhille I( oterlnlmnt of Flranct:
that by no ennetinent can it be challagei
into a notncitltlh or itn empire.
c "indlyv, all n-tmbers of families
who have reigned in France are ex.
cttluhld from the l'r sidency, of the It '.
ipublic. This article is intelntll to pre.
vent any Hloutrboil or ltonnpartita l'Princ-e
frontl b'ing .chosen chief lttiagist'ate. h.o
Ise shoutl use this titlite, as Louis Napo.
leon did, to restore a throne for himt-lf.
Thirdly, the Senate, instead oif bein2
p:irtiy ciompolsed of life mletibers, is It
i' a:ltoiigether ele''tise, and cllhosen lby
'ertain caltlorta bodies, as three-qtar
tires oif tie' Senators ihave alei; beten.
'Thee are the thriiee principal clhange's.
'There are a numilter of mtinor one,-. but
theiy :r not impotrtant. One of the.t
minilltr chanuges is the insertion of a cl:tlaie
laboi-lhiln the saatin2 of praycrs -,ait Ih,
openhiln of the sesions of tihe two ehm:ln
hrls. This claiset' shows how :far IFrant
In- drifted fronm ihs oldorthodox loyalty
to the Pope and the church.
It tas thoughlit that a change would
tlltu ght wise not to atttempt this.
It ntay le said generally of the new
C'onstitution, that, ias farli ats it hias lee
ha+nged at all, it has made the R ultlbh
li stronger', tult given it a imore emditr
ing btis ais the tpermaneni'tt i Governmenti
of the Fr'enih.- oult/ ' ri ttt.pnion.
('ontemporary Opinto of Noble lives.
Noble lives have often bhein spent ti:
little purpot' so far as their conternpti.i
ar;l- were ctontierlte I. T'ill fact is, ''Ni
manl:t is a Itert to his valet." nor 1i nti
llitn a ''iprophet in his own icontrnv:s
and as "'distance lends einthantnlent lit
the vietw," it is only when the worltl'
best ncent have beeln hidl flroml sight iin
thie grleedlv grave that lhlitir inllltncei
has libeen felt in all its ipower. iV' arel
apt to hold even the otidst atitnd ht of
oulr conlltemptoraries in light clteem;t
hilut we rei'retLice the ancients. Ntay,
ialnvy of earth's noblilt sollnt ithave hin
hitterhi blamed; and held up to scorn
and detrision in their lifet.ime: and not
till deatlih Stuepped in antill tlook theiii
taway dih the world diueocier its iiis
itake. A poor shoti'ittiakert rises while
otlhers sleep, and searitches alito nug 1lht
wt. lidie leaves of hils native lanes, his
only insliratitn beilng hIli thirst for
knoLiwledge, and tile joy oif ahling a few
]lailts to the knlown lran of hti native,
liit,. is unt'ihlbors drihde hinm, aire
doubtful of hlis sanity, atld Ithink hlis
lifet a sad warning to the plea.
ilt lads aroiundl who nlav show signs
oif lea\ ing the beaten path of the illnot
tulutt life their fatlheirs trod. 'nnitind
fli i T scorn. i' n delianc ti of faith, lie
!noeis folrwnard itn the tlhorny path hie has
i.',st-i for him'-elf, gainiing knowledge
tIh:t is quit.e new, ni:kin! discovetret+
lithat werei' reserved for Suchsi s lie, and
ai-tlt-I bicoites ipo--ested oif an het'rbtnri
ium f:lllamous for containing specimens to
ibe fiound in no othe,'r. All tlihe \\hile he
I. ulIh,,:lrd to, ot hard of uInf:t\<larahl;\
but \thuin it gnrous- olt. and, titteritg
ln tie birink if thti grave, hanlls tie cr
hie itrtotlitt-r.t'ri tl i the nearet.t tni
terl'ilt', hI, blecomelrl· famnlllls. A ,,cterio
if alpre'tciative tutu in far-awa', L.on
ih-n c, llect smtnlthing to ieli\'e his
p r ',l .hi n g n c e sitit. t h an ti- - t hl t l a: it t e' r
Ilitns. Bitt ihe dtits. and Ilinte thie \\ir II
hIlrarintil, bui ttlh stimlulating exitiptle
1f la hIl f o 's lift., w h ic h , th o iig h it r t.
Ip ll e dh t h i P v o ilt h o ~f h is o w n li sle s tinn
di·trich, leCm(e lllnli rnln an a shil.
nilIhh autbititn if every vouth wnlr
r':stds hti. btorv oif the heroic strmiglth+s
whilii hore Iiln atove the swaml"ltn
waves of ltrejuli'e. of poeyt-ty, andi o
3toril.-CLl'hntit' .I"trntcl .
--Saome tt1 iritsities of the Thib
et:ns are very tm;rious. At p)arting a
jitiior person takes off his capl. bows
and puts his toCgue out. They pull
tltir cheeks in ordir to show surprise.
Til'itrig sip the big finger means ap.
tproval, and turningt up the little finger
mnans the contrary. The rest of tio
finigers signify all ildiffrent iquality ,,
lguin t or ltrslon. All the' mitn slit.
wmnen tnitiki. rite nonladie Tbil·l
ails do not bury tillir tdeadt. hilt tlitrtw
themns to wild hbeastia and birds of prey.
What Dreams Are ade Of.
Jmpreselons on some special scna
will produce very characteristic dreams.
the origin of whihh may take such trou
ble in its determination that we might
well be tempted to deny the material
origin of the viion,. I)r. Reid had a
blister applied to his head, and dreamt
accordingly that he had been scalped
by Indians. Helre the connection be
tween the dream and the outward im
pression, manipulated so to speak by
the brain, was clear. But that connec
tion may be anything but patent In
cases where a person dreams of being
frozen to death, the exciting cause hav
ing ben nmrylv a deticiency of bed
clothes on a ehilly night. In a case re
lated by Dr. I'arpl,nter, where an emi
nent judlge dliemitt of being tormented
by a crowd of lizards which were crawl
nlog over him, tlhe origin of the dream
was still nmor dilticult trace. The
cause of his reptilian visitation was
readily explicable. however, on enter
ing the department in which he had
spent the plreiolus evening, when he
saw on the bast. of the clock a number
of enlrvcl lizardn. A similar in.stance
is alorded by a Ipersonal e.xperience of
the writer in which he dreamt that he
was walking in ti fortest in which lizartid
of ev'er hue anil kind were engaged in
,a eolniltt with hIllnniling-birds. Puz
zling himstlf over the origin of his
idrnam. it at last dawned upon his recol
lettion tha:t s tille tine previously he
hadl traveled in a railway iarriagoe ihav
ing for its v s-a-ivi a lady whose hat
was dleonahteld w;rt hunrmning-birds'
pltuntiiage, fa-ti-- , il aIt rtci aeci
rately repristtn'in it: lizardl. Bv thesatmn
kindl of .sn,.i:ti,,n r,,vA ed by melllorv.
antid iften proj'ethn ftorgtten remtinis
cenes inlto the tlnt'itl forcgrllnii dl
dreams are' s1g!-,'del wyi'lh dea:l with
events at lirst -it i: alt to be mistaken
for those of tutterly spontaneoitt natulre.
Maurv r-lte, tih:: ii (':neaily life lie vis
ited aI village o.n tI, Mrn'' named Tril
port. His father Laid bl it b ridge at
this spot. Thlie subjiet of his dream wais
that his childhotl I t.ays were btein"
?lpent at T'lillport. :ili that a man in
unifornm, on bein- a-ked his name, toli
Malyury tihat he I,a. Ice Inritlge-keeper
and i<,ntl;ned t il- rvinc.e, which Mautry
distinctly remlembrlll"l"I when hle woke.
Of this naIle hit i.:lu, no ieetocll 'ior.i
whatever, but inttuiring otif an old sr
vant of his flather's if a person of the
iante in question ttitti iice i gate-keeper
at l'lrilport brildei. -he] riltplied in the
allirnmative, and nr mtioned that the
rtntn kept the gate khOn Ill'- bridge was
built.
Thus toes memnlm play strangie tricks
with our ima ninahtio, ,l pec silly when
the latter fat-ult i:- in 'i.it in the tlabsetnce
,of will and cotil-' iil u !ln- i, and relates
itself to the wriltl of tdrams. The
suplernaturii'al ti:.,ri'" oi f Ii emints andt
watrniigs treitiitv rI iVtnd in our midst
is. afte'r all. bult :a "Iu to the i(erbl rus
of ignorlance. It isi 'asv-far too easy
for tihe peace atd ,,n ufortl of hmlany
mtinds --to t'nyvlt :t mere Coinlidence
Ibetwleetn a ,!-riani ili I :it event into a
close rela'ion-hip i 1i'ih steemS in the
dreann f nire-,.:ythi.to, of the event in
su',i' n. IBut in .i ,',", us in healthy
<'innIrIwIii.ni . tie,. i- no jiustiiic'tion
for the contnl;ualtt "" of utch super
;tition. If certain d!'eam' are warn
intgs and il irt'-. \u hat shall we
-tay of tilhl- to .' t no a-ch functions
cat he ai ttuth-l'i? And if of certain
trii ail ie11 "nt- \ti :uaie ftorewarned, what
is t xli .palintiiaii of the -triking anom
aly. tha t ,f t!."" .rave disasters of life
renioarkei- that if wi wesre actuatlly to
do int s. ,,".p :ill th, striange thing we
tdr,,tniu wli d,1, it \o.f1:4ld le ntwe,-alry tit
lput ite in iit re- trtiil:lut 'forte he
w en t to I ,d : f , 1. u' a '. t ro aid,i. ,I ntui n.
cl ti wouh d. tI- re , t' at'?ge _ili thittirs that
tnl:mttill ti. A l,:iln l ilt into an tionll
sn- iiitI i t ch 1 I n v -' r muci h like in
s t nmitt le. ,. tha" orIi ,tu-\ sleep-vigil).
s in-:ut \ I:- al t tielll the look of a
i wa-s ing i'tli. i
Poets ti ,t ,u lnia r i avll invariably
trialtelil lr:uni n- the b- t thI pe of the
S ilt f life and nt ur'e. The
if h- n' h - ,":t t'he .,u trli ri , sees in
ithe viti t vi.-i ,t t!L tit,i l t li l t'ri lling ob
ljects n i'ortliI otf .s o" -It and rm -
eltioi n, bul t inedti'- ,+ti- a ,i cl es toi, tthe
lhrnr Um,. r-lltndini of the muystt leri
which h1,"., ,n, r i ta!.in live-. "The
griate prl .t of tthh e' t in this
v', w" re. " "hang iv ia'" t!;e future,
l :i,l ,iietre - r It' -i a r the - de- titliest
otf ithe liSi'. i i-nl l Thi " t n li-ti, iottw
their ra -ei t s ,it11 , f tihe hlur -ftanl ies
o.f the biain, Itar- a knowhlede of
the onis hl. l - whiihh - irnat the rea:lmi
o f h wl( fr , t:' a t t ,f in iu ,l- - , n l bd a r i'hs
Swhi ., in i h, " lh d l our bei'.ullg. -
GOutllt\na . U'g a in
InoiiI hI Hlis flalt.
, "A h 'arm t n' nll, i;n€. rilr. R·olbin
pt." .ail a +,1p.r hark' ceroef to a
w'll-klnown ( lit ag'. t" a' I t'r, in thle ,es
tibuli of th!' .-ti" I tout- .
"It is no une. n linoi tellnw." replied
the ('hie:s , lal, "'i . :, e i t., "
The itce,: r aiolo'i :el :uno turned to
**St o , " a -sst the Inwc,,r, smiling.
S i n am ,f an i ,, i. " Io'urn of aimi,.
Do ..,, sc'., thi. ',- d..'':,r n h,.? It is
_o o - 4.. am.
I.: f'on. r WTow, Into 'resittelt Of 0ee
. sti t oio oIr I. (.t, vof New York,
1i-r. 1 t. lar.r.'s; " I.AMx very extea
. y ir 7l,3.r:i,,t. ,.". l Iwayseaid that
S..,r riolt.!y,,urht uo tobeconsidered
. r,":y as a patent inedciine, bu' that it
,u1;ht to be pr.-. ri ifd fr-el by every phi.
:i';an as a sovereign remedy iu all csos oi
Dung diluases.
Trin maxim: "Ftr;ke while the Iron Is
hot," is getting altogether too slow for
the age; you must make it hot by striking.
"Rourh on Rats-" Clears oat rats, mle., Ille,.
roeaches,-bod-bugas,ants,vermin.chpmunks.
"O, lllsa shall I fluI! content?" sighs
a magazine lolOs. lHave Yvo t'ried the
dictiouary, dear?-O- l City Derrick.
Ir RvecclsS h tb^ true test of merit, it Is
a settled faft tihat " JI,,rn's lronar hiul
Troches" have n,, equal for the prompt re
lief of Courho, (olds. and Throat troubles.
Hlold only in boxes. Price, ti cnnts.
A OOnD definition of flirting is "atten
tion, ilbe.Uo inteltion,."
-'luchu-P5Iba." (cli, .omplet" cure. ..
annoyitng Kidney land I rintry ilis aoe. I1.
VarTR is muoiral, we presume., when
the fountains ploy.-Yodlers t r lesrnan.
iSkinny Men. "Wnoll' II" alth Itenewer'rer.ores
health k vlor,curos i SlpaSpla, impotence. Vi.
A STRIKING peculiarity--:ht of the
clock.
rolarrha' Tlhroat ii nrtfftln..hocklnr,lrritntlfg
loiilgh,tlliiiSCuro e by "tiloigh ouautlia' it
A TrI':r-so lsy ask rl a sn keeper fr a
t t-fitti-ig o r'-,nit "l ', . .*I..;: wear in
New JvrLey.-Clontibridje 7,tlone.
"llough on Toothache." Ask for it. Instant
"l.of, utck Cuo. Ire. Dru-ef ires.
SCO - a
Tii HE GREAT
HRMAN REME
OURIES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sciatic a
Lumbsea, Backache, Headaehe. To0tbache,
Sore Tbroatiyr welll . ipruln Brulse,
Buras YCllcf' Fro·t il.ee,
And All Other BODLY PAINS andl ACOPO.
bybr . u Iit. ,iol-,-f e.rrirli. reo0 ,',o tf
TUE tUABLES A. VOGLLEM (C..
*u";urrcrutoa.vowEt.ii . D ltimore,d.,U.9..
Woman's Suffering and Relie.
Those languid, tiresome sensations, eoust
you to fiel scarcely ibl, to be on your feet;
that constant dra! that is taking from your
system all its former ti.iticity: driving the
bloom from your cheeks; that tontlnutd ltrinl
upon yl-i:r vital forces, rendering you irrita
ble and fretful, cou rvesly be removed by the
use of that moarvelous remtulty, Hop Ilitt, te.
Irregularites aitd oltructiton of your s i
toei nre relievlI at ontv. while tile spec:al
causes ol Ilrholf:al Iupin are p1o irtaluntntly re
moved. None receive ro much lncflt, and
none are o plrofotuilly grateful, and chow
tuch an interest in recoun tndingilop Bitter-s
as women.
A Postal Card Story.
I was affected with kidney and urinary
Tnuble
" For titll-'c yeanrs!"
After tryvin all the dotor santi patent
medicinel s I could lhear of, I ucul two bnt
lYes of Hlop
",litten '"
And 1 aln perfectly curtd. I keep it
"All the tilen:" repectifllty. Ii. F. Booth.
3aulabury, 'TIeni.-May 4, latn.
Bl ;,toltD, Pa., May 8, 185.
It has cured me of everal dio.e..., Lsuch as
nervousness. sil.knoL at the stomaich, month.
ly troublet , i tc. I have tint seen a slck dlay in
s year, since tI ook 11ip Bitters. All mny nilg'o
'ors use thenm. Mins. F(nhi Unt(juLN.
$3,000 Lost.
"A tour nto neirl thatt o'l mne 81'.,., (lons
'noe I loe ll Is t Il,:tit u !t ali of ilH~i'l ?tttt,,rs
'they also -ilri mty ! f' oFit lOltein trsti
'liervous wcal.nl ',. -l . flll.-- .ie.-0 dl lll Il'li
'ici." lt. M., u hutur, N. V.
So. DIo.nMlillVILE. c,, Tay-, 1,'9.
F tllIs-1 h.l I I",'n ii "itlIr-iy ' t :t as -. alret I
il,- yiur Iin ill ihi..r, ii',i it dloie tine tuUro
oold than all thtl ductirs.
MISS S. S. ]toonE.
Baby Saved.
We are ho tlinkfi " ll 1i y that ollr nuising
S wll. ta II.,-'- .I lily It'i c 1 Il of la ali . I'iu
h,,Ofiir.....f,.fi :tl1 It ,- t r.e.-r.itlriii her
--T.fi, i'.ul ''h-, liilhrater, N. Y.
" o, Am~ ru +,l.--, (",n' n hulnchl of rooin
itl o lon' - t"', \..i.t. olilt itiEnd i P -rn.
onuusatui ,w"liup ,.r"llups"u, llt thir i..ounic
luheifcti |ns.e rLl.iino " I 'f- n,, it~ lsI. t.
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. I--~ 'rrcc. inmi r biia yr t ril. Iyrar. ,
10 O..r ,IIi UItre, i. ,.
LEUN TILEUNT '
thane ct boA. Ad. J. I). BWmD. g.., madol. n..
crrrnlnlulr i r. ea illey
Pd: 'P alIe and Ineroe: esperlenOc lIyPI.;
Wceefi it n", frtl. nWrltl· ur cireular n I& WnL
A. N'o 3fofU1(ILCK t BON. Viuoinl Ohio
Q MT·"11 /RR M
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a ZL M B W.
T6~r.,u[;h and practlc·nl la
HOME STUDY.
nt ntrt tunp Irtu b mall fn 1k 4c kLc p
I"ýr, I ":. "Inr;'. purmaArltbmetlc, BI,,rt.
Macnyo I. 010 !. ,,.lrrnlr. 7 0! starmPfr ctrm.
pw atito It. a s. t. & ýl o tjnd wLLkUK. B1" g u ·a I
New Music Books ! !
THE SONG GREETING,
F L.O.Errftor, PnlfiregApltrouWALSroOaa.
Aoooi1ft'". rrltO0Rlaa AlttI.tS.t~w A toolcof
IW arne W'1nn p Y1L"n. nuIIRO(J 1Tnu1e1 nQ
uflhe 6fItn""e rllrrurrrr Irlrll a rord· nd t lnn,, 1
v..!Voc al Ihlrln .,na nd FkI(lirtrt IL.. and drrun". '1 I~"l y1nr.ae. dlf httl
till ber a t 9nn tt. '-ry too1k.
brad 11I rr" a Ihe rt reraf rlee) fflr tectmcncolt'
p.w per donru.
CHILDREN'S SONGS
And How to Sing Theom.
FOX Contoov F.. ottLo. F.ndotscd y Cbrltotts . h·
ýrn h~rl ltl it',, (111· nd l nl Ay wl otts.A
Strsyhs?0tti. to,' ortttt 4 r r''t'rln(tr.
Qrnlal Ebbrir , I,·r u l, I ^~ u g. t'IIt t arebtt tn t unt r.
I4y W)1. L. Tst LlfIn.
Teher'S FAIItoo. Pita. .2 fper donr..
U c hel ar s *dtu o s, U s .. $ 3.0 0 p er d a. .r
DOW'S COLLECTION
Of Responses and Sentonocs for
Church Service.
By Iltxeun 1 Iftt'r.
.Ththo h Ik tttkd^"'I I1t''," y l.ttrthst Mae shnrt
ýu" . 1+"'^ra. fl:,; i I , sr ·.r " · Ihyty )1,, r .'b Lane u·
u I. t 't'* It 1tt^ e; 11 tober dweu
Ann bu~ k u,-,w "1 r~i r 11 llprl lrc.
L?1)Y a tIP>ILY, O'hlog..
OLIVLIZ ITU.1ON .Is O., B..teu.
WRITE FOR SAMPLES OF OUR
Stylish Fall and Winter Suits.
We guarnntee to .ivo you same Fabricl, as Good Fit, as Well-Made
as ans Mr .haut Tailor in this city, and at ONE-THIRD to ONE.HALP
less price.
BUY YOUR CLOTHINO DIRECT FROM THE IIANUFASTUI ES
It is tih profit to unilile-umen that increases the oost of all kinds of
uerchanu i,..
REUEmiI:I~n, we h'.. nla n old. last year's goods. Everything new aad
mnae bt, us Ltr thi, Fall ' trade.
Coods sent C. O. D. with privilege of examining after paylng
express charges one way.
BROWNING, KING & CO.'S
GOLDEN EAGLE,
605 1nd 607 N. 4th Street, ST. LOUIS.
.. . rO UNG, M nrTr . Ba .r er.
100,000 HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
Everyboay who sends as dirc tad gtss a present worth from 20 cents to $600.
T":e4" , ' ". r',f ,, 4 I.I.IBINO AG ltI(' .l'.I"IlnT tb.lg d,'tn,.eorhs. nethealredy6
wel .k"1 1 , ' ., c' r e.4, 4 ,,; r "rr,,e ,lu,.tyc, "' ,:-,"J, s4dll4td ,,, ln4n 4",u4 4 whirre 1tlaleltl
r.IvI l.444 . , * .'' $ * . l'd ,h0 ,,, r all pr,1 1 1t,,tl.)r. a4d 4 addltl4'n use aport on hlmetC i
t4 r,"r, 4 4 ......i', .C, 4 I,, ~ ..... ,ier. clr,:ul,:,,eto .004 IY cuphl., After decidhge toma C
,, . \c.lt ;)-: Il. r,", -,: . ,n+, rt : r.:.',·f . .b:w planbag bl:r rn , , r,,pr ~ yus:
m m."..· \ 'l'" ., ' ,· • ll· I,n oe 4 4 b*rlp 4) I I+ k land man the 11.1 -
For 0 Caints Bl M AI II1l I.ILTLCiTE r. bIlrly to S',II o OaIh a lIl
;::id inin,,l,,r it' "",.:i n nll:.'' " 1... ,','"1; . l lllw ll' 44 ±,wt 4 44le the -W, ,r .t tnaeo r thefollowing pre
S l ! . \r. ,i ' , r4 0 I4. 4 I . h4, ±.. : x':; .g ur s! . sod thelr .ublCrlptlui will be enteied Up
. 1 4l,4.4h,4, , ' , I '4 y ±± .]+tll.ly1. lO ±.
List of Presents to Be Given Away.
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JO1 t , , ,, ' . . 1 . , 5. 000 t5" 4 1 ' . Pt rui,'r414t KI4 eae ..e.............. 1,am
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Read How 500 GOLD WATCHES FREE!
You Can e ,, .. . ' .... ,t n ..r ---- , -ee-..- .we
Get This d.: : ,ra te 0, ,b11 irdL equally y 'llmnttheetlt m
u:" :: "', err. 1.."d Iiilur l"lld ueptr rt 9 u 0'1 w e citlt)ed io
rle ngaet. -Ipl, 4 '+u fi· ronr prrtenl, andiolryourettt r IlIOmI
-- l5egantr . , rrt\ , | , un a :'l b," Ilrlnl d to slite he tltfll wetý"
h ll ki1/1, . fllTI t hl ii,, tl. ,'hiu.'indaltl e e4 the ILLItnOn
Geld Watch v. .oO II- T Ic H rnaTtt alndl ' laT.n dres,4 tlhwt
i4 I ,ittrlot, i.,,,.4 r. ,i nw. d4 i t4w l,. T4 ILLIMNIO
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n ill., f, I lt n fr ielle ' ,, r le tt itrn t i a
rr, }ry ,y `',r'"' r. Will III nlb·n~ v wag we(ll rF(-O 1· 1,"rtt secured
e. , r. I-" he , n v-104 t',,e" '0r4 u te , ' t±1.n that Prtd gim
m i;{" trit 1l.P ) t t hll )+ pP ourl "
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44'< e44 44 ,'. 44444 It 414r Award Peter. and alt
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LN ACRCUTU oRT by d~I'-R a tret CHICAO. I .
p~rr~rfxrly ar L t we rD" se d~Ia g with rbh lL A 61661
A1361t'It Te'RR itT
._' , il ride3 Ilr l.t of th! F en Pild all
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limey 50 Ca·nts '·· ·;c. ; : f ..tI , h tO til1i .'f T r .r . dou.Ded Olo
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Qlt 6l.',N F' eta i tl..". t.ee Pr."aenlll to nr 1tuhuelhrra Levee to tUcl rLNleta
ILLlINJIa ACRICULTURInT, 102 La~oalle Street, CHICAO. ILL.
PARSONS/E PIPLS
yoalitrvel + rr i-iC'( l DE I'll E. I3+;tnune ee. and all LIVI· and 803REWoPprlsr
U DOD rI 1JONE PItll. A DOSC'. For ,X CompIa r D
+: ia no rq+,~ .i I :+1 t h. +:+ "t ý r.+ 2A 1' Cattlen t.· d I.3v.r Pill.--Dr. T. 1t Pelmer, ot~l~l~
la m9 it'+.'c~r I +ý o utl-r -J. DEr.:tuon MD.D DW it . lor' Bold SB
mW the .6 ute. fa ·tunlya. VYIupblo DIQtwI~rmaIEPIZ L LU. JOMJI O0.
MASON & HAMULIN gDOERICK'g MAY PRqU
ORGANS 00,oo l_ _
I'Estr It·rnr. all OIEAT WOILDWS
E~XnlBDITIUOS I r.Seete YDears. 0::19
,r.rlc. fr-..+ \,'.', , a:r-b .t any. For C lol, € tDrd r ra l eC ld 1 I
La. Pl.m-nt" or Rented. Wetrs and naothern hIarOU mdb
-UPRICHT PIANOS -- ' .. o . AI ,
1'.,n,1na ,"-r, Alerhel ccell|enee A.t l .E.
t ,al-bi n", . . r ," n ,",·, ,,.. WULN WRITING TO ADYvERT3r
I,,,, t , ,, '. Itt please sa ou saw the advert semeat la
. , -, ! , ,- ,,. ý l.m : ~r tthis paper. Advertisers like to knew
-.' h.l Aa ' ." 1'1 0' t`o.. !tn.. when ad where their a5vertl estena
tIn. I t, ''i" .t fte. .I W ~h . 1 t
kilo" 1>1611 bt~a Chicago, 143 Weabsh lvn. gay"hell
PATENTS, & ",2
SONSjUef_
PATTBXN OF ANY BIZ
Own Wi NAM AOw oN mE.
DEMOREST'S "f
O" all the bMagelum.
oeataiueIa Stories. Poe.. saa u= lhmei
Wuwt'dtý wdtA Oetg4..t at. As..
"ga, Phot.agreu , 4Ou Pterr ee. mud
We.=!ut! ,eolin the 1NhVd
Meq.pne. ef Awteset.
UNPARALX.ELED OPPER I
ord. etttitall the hol. d to tfe thatelet oarmy
tUhloted Is tOhehlom dltte tlla .
c, yhe •a•. ,dsaehoutemle.
heo-lst otmp for tteIe. wit drye!e bhi int.
seopltete putte. o tla eaeedrsd km 'T
fe the WItene eohtst!tg the o.d. TIUagi
.Ilelersd Ofeelre ug to .ubier 4
S WELVE PATTEUNM
(,aqe4d at tht t t to Se tet to.n). tuea eyiLng
.f the itad .ed elrse delrd. tei o aenldeatka
Worth Ove. Throe Dollars
Lrterty doubte the •ttoal eat of the Y uIea. wmhd*
-e o lel. with Ite meoy betllalt thlat'e. aid htU .
Cheapest gi'd'e Ln AmeL as.
Drnoem'l lllestale4 Moetbly. lew ,oi e XIL
belgs wltb Novemlehr. 1S., phblthed October lab. I
ONLY TlWO FOLDLAS
pcry Ieolest wteh ull f5 ebt1g
preor. ten4 hubcrlptlvtt s rly. ud me teU
Splendid Holiday Lumbeul
ed t wety eelatlt for the eqeeent n.mLte r
Coepoe s 'W fee eIP erhalelfobu'mths TWo D.S I
- tar so set t.a tlmes Its euse.
W. ).eeoelnDtmeet peeiber,h17 lI14tt Et., YM
Sold bi1 al tewadtea d Peamum.
