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They ain't no style about? em,
And they're rt o'pale and ft__
Ylt the doorway here without 'oat
Would be lonesomer, 'iud shaded"
With a good' eal blacker shadder
Than the mornia' glories makes,
And the sunshine Vottfd l&dk sadder JLl.fi
For their good, old-fashioned sakes. ffi
I like' em' cause they kind o' "'^f^WM
Wort o* make a feller like' em *v,
And I tell .you, when I And a v* ~'ib
Bunch ontWhurthflfcfiun kin strike* em. 7
It alius setsmethinkiP ,1
O'the ones' at used to grow,
And peek in thro the chinkin'
O' the cabin, don't you know.
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They ain't no style about' em
Very gaudy or displayin',
But I wouldn't be without* em,
'Cause I'm happier in these posies
And the hollyhawkt* and sich
Tban the hummiu' bird, at noses
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In the roses of the rich.
James WMtecomb Biley.
FAKM ANIMALS.
The report of the Department of
Agriaulture for Jantaary and February
on numbers and values of farm ani
mals is interesting iri many respects.
The report is especially valuable in the
information that stock farming is re
ceiving more and more attention as
being the basis of all agriculture. The
reason is that an increase in live stock
means an increase in pastures and
.meadows, and in the capability of feed
ing, not only.the hay and grass, but
also the coarse grains at hand. The
realization of this fact year by year,
especially South, will add largely to
the capabilities of production. It will
increase the quantity, of manurethe
life of the soil to be applied to thai
acres cultivated in crops.
The revised census of, live stock
from the beginning of 1887? shows that
we have in the United Stales and Ter
ritories 12,496,774 horsesvalued at $109,
685,755, and average of $72.15 each
mules, 2,117,141,al ued at $167,057,-
*8, averaging $78,91. Of milch cows
"we have 14,522,083, worth $878^789
'"589, an average of $26,08 each. Of
oxen and other cattle there are 33,511,-
1750, of a value of $688,187,926, or
worth $10,78 each, a total of 48,038
833 head, worth $1,042,927,615. Of
sheep there are 44,759,314 worth
$89,872,839, or $2.01 each. Hogs foot
up 44,612,839 head.valued at $200,034,-
291, or $4.48 each. The sum total of
i the live stock of the country may
therefore be estimated at a gross value
of $2,401,586,938 for everything, old
and young.
WOMAN'S REIGN.
HOW IT WA S DONE
Man never appreciates his inferiority
to woman so thoroughly as when he
stands before the altar in the presence
of an audience of friends, and hears the
clergyman make him a husband. Nine
men out of ten in such a position
tremble as if they were about to be ar- -aentials. Old stable manure can be
rested for murder, while nine out of
ten women go through the ceremony
as gracefully and as composedly as if
it were an everyday occurence. And
it i 3 this timorous, quivering creature
in a dress suit that promises to protect
the calm and placid angel whose orange
blossoms are her aureole. What
delightful sarcasm there is in the
thought!
And in after life, when the husband
gets torn up by care, and when a little
trouble comes to steal away his peace
of mind, how is it then? The woman
who he promises to protect becomes his
protector She sees sunshine through
the clouds. She smooths put the
wrinkled brow of care. She puts new
life into his bosom new hope into his
soul, and he goes forth in the morning
with new strenght and new zeal to
wrestle- with- life and its responsibilities..
Woman may be the Weaker vesselJ
but she isn't broken up and doesn't go
to pieces as soon! as man.:
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One of'the greatest and best men o*
this continent explains how it was that
he, raised upon the farm, never thought
of looking for anything better than
farm life. While yet a small boy his
father gave him a pig to be entirely his
own. This he cared far until ready for
market, when it was sold and the money
received was handed over as his special
property. The money was invested in
other articles of live stock, with the
understanding that the boy must sup
port thorn-by his own labor, performed
at odd moments, jhis he did, with de
light until he was age, when he found
rt himself in possession of quite a
able start' and it gave him, up to the
-time of becoming his own man, so
cplcasant a life on the farm that he, nev
er felt the slightest desire to.change it
ifor anything better, in fact there was
mothing better toehange it to.
MANAGING FOR EGGS.
In relation to failures in the care of
fowls, the Dakota farmer says: When
the poultryman has made his prepara
tions and begun his operations,,he is
ft''''""' often
disappointed at not receiving a
fair return in eggs for the attention and
care bestowed.' The majority of fail-
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avjse
ure
respectand
hunt for more, and keep busily at work
This avoids idleness and prevents them,
^fftom pulling feathers or beeoming-tOi
fat In the morning the soft foodmajg
be ^iven^butjlt is best not to ga^ qutt
enough rather than a full allQ]W"anqe|
T-hen scatter a few grains in cut straw,
dirt, or litter, and let tbem go to work
scratching. At night give a full meal.
By keeping tljo? hens ^warni, bujsy, aiid
in moderate, condition ^ihey .will IjCy
well
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OYStER ffR't1*rl5ttS.
A cheap and nice way to make oyster
fritters is as follows: Buy,a do^en
oysters with all the, juice, and a.little
extra if possible.. Mix a qu,arto^flour.
a cup of milkbuttermilk is th^ best
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-two eggs arid a'pinch of salt into*
stiff bfter, ITS^gthe oystefc ffflSafar
fiUSafchp fraler* until fft, &* all? gone.
Tfett^iSBe|wli# wate*3s iiecessary,
Chop .the^oys^rs finf .aridTadij last.
Tty -ini oWong^cakes, Apple fritteus
are made in the9nt- same way only six
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It is said there are oyer 2,000 varie
ties pi the apple oultivated in Europe,
its ^growth Extending from thirty
eight to sixity degrees, though the best
fruit is grown between the thirty-eighth
parallel and the forty-second.
If the wool of sheep becomes wet it
dries very slowly and only by chilling
the animal through. Shelter from
rain and S^OWJ especially the former,
is therefore more important than pro
tection from cold, If a sheep is
chilled so as to give it cold or fever, the
fibre of the wool is injured.
^,1 Potatoes do well bn^ corn land that'
has been manured for the corn crop.
Good sod lamd can also be used. A
deep mellow seed-bedshould be secured
by deep plowing and thorough pulver
izing. Manure and moisture are es-
plowed in. Some of the best crops are
raised with commercial fertilizers.
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According i to custom he received
episcopal consecration with the title of
Archbishop of Thessalonica in partibus1
Mfidelium, atid was- accredited to the
court of Vienna, where he remained
until October, 1880. Sept. 19, 1879. he
was created-Cardinal, but it was judged
desirable that he should continue at the
Austrian Capital in order to carry on
the negotiations commenced some time
previously with Germany and Russia,
also to regulate the new ecelesias
iical arrangements for Bosnia and
Herzegovina.- But in conformity with
the strict etiquet of the Papal Court,
which forbids a Cardinal to hold the
inferior rank of Nuncio, Cardinal Jacob
ini, after his elevation to the purpler
bore the, title of Prb-Nuncio. Hi&
Eminence was recalled from Vienna in
October, 1880, and appointed by Leo
Xm, to the office of Papal Secretary of
State in succession to Cardinal Nina.]
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with those who have given
^i:i., the fowls alL they can eat, with a liberal
supply of ground oyster-shells, ground
bone, gravel, fresh water, and green
?S-u' food, no eggs reward the persevering
poultryman. The cause of failure is
that the hens are overfed. It is always
a mistake to keep food before them, and,
though a variety should"be givenT care
must bo exercised not to feed a full meal
""*rne long r Denmark is truly a paternal
monarchy iflnding that during, the, recent3
wrere weather the royal foot guards were
suffering greatly irotn colds and coughs,
this good wd gentleman ordered a supply
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for them and nw
the sentries are hoow.
Willi1
presents
except at night. If the food is so given
that the hens will not ho'satisfied with 'bow this ipmense weight can be sim-
the quality thej haf recfeiy'ed theylwill /plyjh^ld ir4|i the atmosphere. Every
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makes an
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economical dish "for lunch or break
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MUSHROOMS.
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And then I think o' mother,
And how.she used, to Jove' em,
"When they iwusn'tttoy other,
"Lean Theyfound' em up above' emI
And her eyes, afore she shut' em'"
Whispered with a smile, and said, t'L
We must pluck a bunch aed put* em
In,her hand when she wus dead,,
near Leeds has jnst
made an experiment in mushroom
growing, with remarkable success.
He planted 164 yards of manure, which
was lying idle, with mushroom spawn,
at a totSal expense," including the esti
mated value of the manure and the
rent Of the land, of $260. From some
unexplained cause, foity-two yards of
th* manure beds ,'ftfled-fo yield*, but
the crop? from the remaining 122 yards
was sold for $630. He thus cleared a
profit of $270, or rather more than
100 per cent. The price obtained for
the mushrooms varied from eight to
thirty six cents per pound, but the
average was about sixteen cents.
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THE SCTAP BOOK.
One or two really fine jewels are in
far bettar taste than a quantity of medio
cre ones.
Teaspoonful of turpentine, boiled
with your white clothes, will greatly aid
the whitening process.
A darlf thin stuff is infinitely cheaper
than the cheapest pale material, though
its original cost be" double.
Kerosene will soften boots and shoes
that have been hardened by water, and
will render them pliable as new,
A purposeless chaos of millinery is
not beautiful from an artistio point of
view, and probably mischievous from a
sanitary,one.
It is the appearance of goods that
sells them. Nice, large, fat, plump
white turkeys, ducks, chicks, pt geese
always bring outside prices. ii
^Antique lace will lastforever,Tre-mend
and reclean it as much as you please.
Being yellow, instead of snow white,
it scarcely ever shows dirt. Modern lace,
however good or costly, soon wears
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Ludovico Jacobini, Cardinal Priest of
the Holy Roman Church, was born at
Albano, May 6, 1832. In 1862 Pius IX
made Ijim one of the Prelati Domestic!
and one of the Referendaries of the
Segnatura. Soon 'afterwards he was
made Secretary of that Section of the
Congregation ile Propaganda Fide
which is charged with the special su
pervision of the affairs of the Eastern
churches. Hej was subsequently ap
pointed One of the "Consultors" of the
Propaganda, and his particular duty
was to examine and report upon the
decrees and ordinances of provincial
synods. In 1867, he was^made a mem
ber. Jof the Preparatory Commission
charged with examining and arranging
'the busines^ to be brought before the
projected Vatican Council. When, in
1874, the Nuncio at Vienna, Falcinelli
Antoniacci,,wasr created Cardinal and
withdrew from his post Mgr. Jacobini
was chosen by Kus IX. to succeed to
the vaeanoy, which was at the time a
position of no small difficulty.
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Physical Problems of Snow.
A recent writer in Popular Science
News has called attention to some of
the remarkable physical problems snow
Rain in falling runs rapidly with the mails, saved,
away, but snow"accumulates" upon the,
giound. I is difficult to understand
cubic foot of snow is condensed from
l,75$pubic feet of, vapor. Ii^jtbe eon
even iff nnn'wunnth warmth maayv be felt b.y us,
the^ieajivis .expended in,theu superior
layers of the atmosphere.' The same
writer asserts that so far as heating
powerJ concerned, there is as much
heat developed during a snOw-storm as
would be in' an
fiVftn i
sand.
PWfi A.
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J-^tg^p^
one pound of water from 6 to 972
F., and an additional amount is thrown re *i""" *nis
out in converting water to ice. ^his &3K2Stfi^^
accounts fOp' the warming of the at- Stomach Bitters is a medicine which
moiphere during a snow-storm: and' akMevwresttlts' speedily felt,- thorough and
equal weight of red-hot
WHAT 'WO THK MieBOSOOF
HAS UON&SOA J8
"Longer Ottlfged to, DW.
?Wraat' Kmiac|7&.
to Find On*
One of the leading" scientifnr publica
cations states that many people are. now
using the .microscope to ^discoyer, the
real oanse of disease in. the systemi and
to detect adultesations of food: and
medicines.
This wonderful instrument has laved
many a- life. A microscopical test
$hows, for instance, the presence of
albumen, or the life of the blood, in
certain derangements of the kidneys,
but medicine does not tell us. how far
advanced the derangement is, or wheth
er it shall prove fatal...''_'
The microscope, however, gives us
this knowledge: 1
Bright's disease, which so many peo
ple dread, was nbt fully known until
the microscope revealed its character
istics. Jt greatly aids tb physician,
skilled in its use, in determining how far
disease has advanced, and gives a full
er idea of the true structure of the kid
ney.
A noted German scholar recently
discovered that by the aid of the mi
croscope, the physician can tell if there
is a tumor forming in the system, and
if certain appearanoes are seen in the
fluids passed it is proof positive that
the turner is to be a malignant one.
If any derangement of the kidneys
The mail steamship Valpariso, from
Liverpool for Valpariso, was wrecked
off Vigo, Spain. The vessel had on
board 200 all of whom Were*
rpassengers, ~w-6^
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cently that W microscope "has revealed i S^i^^lfiSoa? Scovl^ ft
to us its universal v, .prevalence ana positiveremedy for consumDtion att this
fatal character. Persons who formerly
died of what was called general debility,
nervous breakdown, dropsy* paralysis,
heart disease, rheumatism, apoplexy,
etc., are now known to have really
died of kidney disease, because, had
there been no disorder of the kidneys,
the chances are that the effect from
which they died would never have ex
isted.
As the world becomes better acquaint
ed with the importance of the kidneys
in the human economy by the aid of the
microscope, there is greater alarm
spread through the communities con
cerning it, and this accounts for the
erroneous belief that it is on the in:
crease. j'?:-.-iic
As yet neither homeopathist [noV'i
allopathist is prepared with a cure foi
deranged kidneys, but the world has
long since recognized, and many med
ical gentlemen also recognize and pre
scribe Warner's safe cure for these de
rangements, and admit that it is the
only specific for the common and( ad
vanced forms of kidney disorders. I
Formerly the true cause of death was
discovered only after death. To day
the microscope shows us, in the water
we pass, the dangerous condition of any
organ in the body, thus enabling us to
treat it promptly and escape premature
death.
putable evidence that it, and it alone, ^^^X^^4^
has complete mastery over all diseases
of the^kidneys, is sufficient explanation
of its. extraordinary reputaticra, and,
conclusive proof that it is, perhaps, the I
most beneficient discovery known to
scientific medicine since the microscope"
revealedtous the all-important nature
of the organs it is designed to reach and
benefit.
Wretched,'Indeed
Are those whom a confirmed tendency to
biliousness, subject to the various and
changeful symptoms indicative of lister
complaint. Nausea, sick headache, consti
pation, furred tongue, an unpleasant
however, a benign specific for the disease
and all its unpleasant manifestations It
benign. Besides rectifying liver disorder/
it invigorates'the-feeble,
and bladder complaints, and. hastens the
convalescence of those recovering from en
feebling diseases. Moreover, it is the grand
specific for fever and ague.
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February 27, was the/ semicentennial
anniversary of the settlement of Elk
horn.
i benign. Besido-
JThe SisfjOf May, 1888^ Mafgtierite
i^nv^b$brigny, Ete^ce,f!?ffent to
sleep, and has not wakened since nor
so much as stirred' a finger She has
.been seplj'afivV by/,the administration
of milk and/highly concentrated beef
tea. -'Despite the most careful Attention
of those watching her, she is JIOW
emaciated to an extreme degree^ arid
her bones are '^piercing the skin.~r'She
lies perfectly still and rigid, her eyes
closed, and her teeth set .last together.
A peculiarity of the case is that in rais^ I
ing one eyelid and allowing the light to
fall upon the eye, a shudder is noticed/
followed by an immediate lowering of
the eye-lid^' or an attempt to do go.
Marguerite's respiration is perfectly
norma), in its regularity,^ and her pulse,
though feeble, is not mugh below the
ordinary rate of beats.
A bottle of Red Star Cough Cure made
a thorough and ^permanent cure of a
cold so severe that I could- not talk,
says Mr. J. P. Roach, assistant sup
erintendent New York Central Sleeping
CarCompany.-
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Soutb American ISabxoadg.
Brazil has 5,597 miles of railroad.
The Argentine Republic has 8,994
miles, of which nearly half is controlled
by the State and the Province of Buenos
Ayres, the rest being owned by private
companies. Bolivia has twenty-three
miles of railroad Chili, 1,377, Of the
Chilian railways the State controls
rather more than qne-th^rd. The rail
ways of the United" States 6i Colombia
are 140 miles in length, and are con
trolled by private companies. Para
1 1 -~j guay has forty-five miles of railroad,
detected by the microscope, the physi-,and Peru 1,560, Uruguay 270, and
cian looks for the development of al
most any disease the system is heir to,
ands'Rny tndiicationiof Brights disease,
which has no symptoms, of its own and
cannot be fully recognized except by the
microscope, he looks upon with alarm.
This disease has existed for more
than 2,000 yeairs. It is only until re
Venezuela 372 milesf.t
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at the raising of blood from '.the lungs. It
is one of the very earliest symptoms of con
sumption, and only shows the healthy
efforts of the system to throw off the scrof
ulous impurities of the blood which have
for consumption "a this
stage. If taken faithfully, it will cleanse
the blood, heal the ulcers in the lungs, and
build up and renovate the whole system.
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Young ladies who intend teach school
should study palmistry.
It'll-
mm BAf i rtft, gvw'hei Cartora,
Wliea she was ChUd, ahe cried for Cutoria, J'
Wlien sheTbecuns Miss, aho clang to Caatoria,
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When a man knows one thing well he is
likely to find out other things.
M, ^4^,4Important to All 8
who are willing to work for Ithe reward'of
success. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine,
will mail you. free, full particulars about
work that either sex, young or old, ean do,
at a profit of from $5 to $2oper day, and
upwards, and live.at home, wherever they
are located. All can do the work. Capital
not required Hallett & Co., will start you.
Grand success absolutely sure. Write at
once and see.
On wash days man-ual labor is performed
by women. __,
Fits: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No -Fits after first
day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise and
$3.00 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to
As. the microscope in the hands ol Dr. Kline, 931 Arch St. Phila., Pa.
ymenhas revealed manv diseases that 'J,/"%
Young ladies who intend to teach school
should study palmistry.
laymen has revealed many diseases that
the medical men were not aware of, so
that preparation, like many other dis
coveries in medicine and science, was
found out by laymen, outside the mediI
cal code consequently it comes very
hard for medical men to indorse and
prescribe^ it. Nevertheless. Warner's
safe cure continues to grow in popu
larity and the evidences of its effective
ness are seen on every hand.
Some persons claim that the proprie
tors should give the medical profession
the formula of this remedy, if it is such
a "Godsend to humanity,"" and let the
physicians and public judge whether or
not it be so recognized.
We, however, do not blame them for
not publishing the formula, even to get
the recognition of the medical profes
sion. The standing of the men who
manufacture this great remedy is equal
to that of the majority of physicians,
and the reason that some doctors give
for not adopting and prescribing it
viz. that they do not know what its,.,
ingredients areis absurd.
Mr. Warner's statementthat many
of the ingredients are expensive, and
that the desire of the unscrupulous
dealer or prescriber to realize a large
profit from its manufacture by using
cheap or injurious substances for those
ingredients would jeopardize its quality
and reputation and that Warner's safe I
cure cannot be made in small quantities
on account of the expensive- apparatus I
necessary in compounding these in-
.SffMte&ts-seems to us to be a rea
sonable and sufficient one.
The -universal testimony of our
friends and neighbors, and the indis- $^*y,i***,M*
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"Walking advertisements for Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Eemedy are the thousand it nas
cured.
On wash day man-ual labor is performed
by women.'
No opbumm Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Cures where other remedies fail. 25c.
It is the lawyer, .who always stands to
reason.-
If afflicted with sore eyes, use Dr. Isaac
Thompson's eye water. Druggists sell it
35c
On the toboggan it is gravity that pro
duces the levity.
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Ship your HAW FUBS to A. Moore, ex
poi-ter of Raw furs, 288 Jackson street, St.
Paul, Minn. London, Leipzig and Paris
Agency.
Round,yokes and long sleeves are the ar
I toitrary rule for babies' frocks on all occa
sions.
Hiemdrrhage& gss5?a^
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No?e, orfrom anyoanse Isspeedily con
,-trolled andatonned.
Sores, Sprains, Bruises.
seaae,Tcoid in the Head/sic
Iti Is coollnft cleansing and Healing.
Ctliirrh lmmten^Unufor
Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
No other preparation has cured more
casesof thesediBtresshig.'cOmpl&ints than
the Extract. Pond's
Kxtract, 3
Flag.
is invJtnbl a InAhea diseases Lam
bftgo. Pains in Back or Side, Sua.
Diphtheria, Sore Throat,
Use the Kxtract prompUr.' Delay is
dangerous.
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Of Rheumatism and Catarrh, Iff,'
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GENTLEMEN:About' one year ago
chilled my blood .and,-was under the Hoc
tor's care for about six months when
had a counsel of eight p^sictam and ^ras
given up todie. Soon after, a lady fri4nd
came to see me and told me about Vour
great Remedy, She said' she had been cured
by, it after having the rheumatism given
years, and that her rheumatism was first
brought On by a cold. At this time I was
suffering severe pain all through my body
and near my heart. The doctors Called it
only "frozen blood." Through the per
suasion of my friend I procured a bottle.
I found some relief. Seeing this I procured
more and was entirely cured by its'* use
and what was iny surprise and pleasure at
finding that I was not only cured of 'my
rheumatism, but the catarrh, which had
been troubling me for years, and had
become very offensive, hadentirelv left me.
Wishing your remedy every success, and
thanidng you very much for my double
cure, 1 remain,
Truly
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GENTS:I was confined to my bed with
Inflammatory Rheumatism for over a week
was very badly afflicted, suffering from
6evere pains in my- chest, it was going to
my heart. On Thursday the 15th I com
menced using Dr. Pardee's Rheumatic Rein-'
edy at 9 o'clock P. M., and on Saturday the
X~th, was able to walk all over the house,
and have since continued to improve,iand
take pleasure in recommendingit to all iwho
ere afflicted with the terrible disease.
EDW. B. W1LJONS,
Ask for Dr. Pardee's Remedy, and take
no other. If your druggist does not keep
it. and refuses to get it for you, write to us,,
and we will send you Six Bottles for $5, or
ONE BOTTLE FREE.
Address, PARDEE MEDICINE CO.,
ROCHESTEK, N. X-
1CATSUC0NIAL-FAFI5.
Contains aearlj.200 advertise
ments from ladies and gentle
men wanting correspondents
Sent 3 mos, lor 10c. Address
EelpbcEud, 70LaSalUfib,QUeica.
ftMomntad"
t.
Wa0*ert8t,BnK*lrm,K,.
ii
STEM WINDER& SETTER
[The aboVecwtla'exact^sittenjaiid aUe.l
""TtV
gt)s. Approved. p$ lea^iog Physlcla
age paid upon. ffiaefptQfjOTjM^!^ SWART2tPi
Thai Nursery off
tCHERON HORSES
from France,
Percheron Stud Books. The Pcrchenon fsth onlyarar
breed of fnnce pagft&iing stud book that has
support and endorsement of the French Qorernment
Bend for laO-pag* Catalogn*. Ulnstratlons by Sow
S^?^^ M. W.60HHAM,
West Awards of MedalsinEurope andAmerica
fei8.^11011,6'
Weakness, 'colds ^^"e ^Ss? and S
aches and pain,. Endorsed by ^w*-
Druggists of the hlghestrer
promptly reUeye and cure
IMVALUBLS tf takea_|
ArttAv'iust. Treatise
-fri~?3sHs-*--#-
B"iJX22M'
.4. Tka (knu COMMIT, IS yattc
ff
,va1'
&ame,^ucb as "Citelcinn 'V*jm^?&bwfoS*
j$!&?813&& ^ft^ess andftteTdedl?^ecelyV^1
SKABDBY a JOHWSOIf. Proprietors. KeyYork,'"^
iw^tf
ASTHMA UlIg
CIRMAN ASTHMA CURE
Instantly relleres the most violent attaok, and
tasiUT^oomfortable^eep:.- SOfr^lT^lSAr
StJlTS-Being ttted by tahslstlon.4
tamp.
BRONSON.
^/flochester, N. Y.
for Infants and Children*
kiaUirtJIulapeadtoekndnBthaB I
Ma action isim
medute, direct and certain and a onre is the
result in all curable caaes^ A sintle trial oon
taoes Uie mort skep^loal,^ Prioe 60o. and 91.00
of any 'druggist or oFmaO." Kunpl^Sree fur
Ono AgenJ, (Merchant only) wanted in every town tot
I like your'fTansill Punch*'.cigar very much,
and wish lo have the exclusive sale in this
Eelieve
lace, and will do all le an to push them. I
in advertising, aiul am taking pains
to distribute the circulars where they will do
the most good. Yours Respectfully,
C.V. Ebiao-e-r, "Mansfield, Pa.
R. W..TAXSII.L JfcC'O., Chicago.
.Address,
WEAK, NERVOUS PEOPLE
And others ehOerihg' from
nervous debility, exhausting
I chronic diseases, premature
decline qf yop(j or old are
'positively cured by Dr.
Home's famous Electro.
Magnetic Belt. Thousands
State in. the Union have been cured.
ty instantly felt". Paten red and sold 10
_, .-.-_ family can wear saire belt. Eleetrie
SuspenBories free with male belts. Avoid worthless Im
itations and bogus Companies. Electric Trumtcs for
Kupture. 700 cured in'S5. Send stamp for pamphlet.
OR. w. HORNE, INVENTOR. 191 WABASH AV., CHICACO.
PJSOC5 CURE FOR
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS, EiF
*-"yrap^Tasteagood. TJse HI,,
Sold, uy drucinsts.' WKw'
N u. M-pyr i ON
enns UHB, \nsny
UMiraHaaapnancHNnnVH I OBHm flBM DNH fNHKfsm,
MsdltMMperiortoaxypreserip^M I goar StomachJHarrhes*- Itrncsatitta,'
H. A. AK,Ja.D I
JUST PATENTED. ENTIRELY NEW7
Waterbury, Conn. The "Switzerlud of Amain,"
produce, mure watcoet uid time indicator. Tearly tban the entire
{ng.maaafitetnrere
rodacto all th -wstch-inaking cities ofthe United StfUs. A led
of this enterprinng oily Ins jtaft'periected a new
article in thit line, minufctored naaer letter, patent gnnted in the
United States, Canada and Europe, that ii detuned to sopereedesU
cheap Jorogn watches, {which, as a rule, cannot relied upon)
can be told at a price tna bring.it within the of all.
fhs-?In Imeriean'1
A Mffi-FAILING CURE FOR-CATAMH."
BtW
0WE^^
mtsP
*3Jk*teoU
jut
Po^tijely cures CATARRH
iACHE"iand
Mx^^aA/ wuu UAaV AvHE
StereachbWinder anddan
Cotto a correct illostratlon of which we show in thi. adrertiM
Uullui i Kent, bnow mdv and bj orderioe 1,000 gross
we have secured the CK-Jnsi-re sale of it in the united
^and-Cansda It Uia STEM WISDEK AJTJD
SETIt -with' atent AcXjaMiueat
wfth.theT Jfcvtr PatenP Htent.Wbidiiig andanSettingfittedsId
Arrangement fdundonnootherralMi CALiKNDAlE
telling correctly the days of themonth. It baa Hunting Case
-BCantifoliy engrave*! auhown in cut, plated with Pure
Gold onBoucTyeUowmetal (iometiirjes called "Alomlnnm Gold*
and in appearance is similarto a Solid Gold Watch coitlnr 100. Tta
Cryttal is Tootle Thick Polished French Glau and all the cogged
wheels, Pinion and bearings are perfectly made on the mostlmproed
sndexpeniive machinery and each part earefnllyfittedby .killed
and competent workmen. Each one is carefully inspected, regulated
and tested beTore lehvifag the factory, and fully warranted by
us for a period of five years, if asedwith reasonable care.
SPECIAI mm WFEEr *^^&t
Jean" Stem Winder and getter with,Fanc Pattern
CIol Plated Chai complete, all packed in an JSlegant
Hatin-Uned Cas fre*Bd'postrpaia on tbareceiptcf1
SSI bill, money order, post. 1YD flt Tit?Ti'th't*"01
Swartz' Pocket Irilialierl'*'
all it stages. BRONCHITJS. ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, NETJ^r
KALGFIA. HE AD and EAR all the affections of the'Throat, X,ungs and Air^Passa j-,
,ns. For sale by Drug Trade generally anS at office,
vxlle/QlLCkfiHlftrs containing testimonials, tc
INHALER CO., St. Paul/Minri~358-Jacmon7 St.
*''ylno
Ma.stamp, or postal note Hi) 1IVhi) Ing,)t wUi faith-*w
folly promise to sho it to their
friendtd*arnThonestla
endeayonr
W mci iiicui stun uvunH swreai W
innaenceotbertateforf,u.,1/
ua.,' W
v^^naimuow
f,X
er
want Introdnc^ i
Ioncet.o
ito
aectlo the IT. 8 anCanad at
Who will be*-
1 rfnt W shall not at
ten. attdonly onewill
We offer it at this
A$ert0day
Pretent offerl.iwr MI i/jr rrakciiufasenaxja^cwei
he to any address at the wholesale price of $1 price for
this offer- .,l
bySewelert.
twtviionditoniy'toereateadentand.
wil be withdrawn and the demand toppned at theMtallj1""priciiAfjterto
ten We refer to any Sank, 'Express Co, pt Publisher Inthis'
city. rjTOor Xllniitrated Cataloeue''o/Soiid Gold and
SUTCT Watches from SSrt #7&% sent jKit) with each.
Mass. Watch Co, Boston, Mass.
HAW ST^WT.- SsAn 't BaslMM Sdncstif bi
LLUmiJ nan. Bryant's Bo*. CSoUeg*. .ffalo. H.T.
$5
TS^\tMsSi7
A_SA*. 1%. ^mple wor^h St.
trader the horse'tff eet. Writ*
utmattt linn vus Houmc(Muuy,Kik
Ranted Gentlemen md ladies to Learn Tele
paptatng. Ttiitliori nbt Jald unt position ob.
tained. Address Dr. Valentine's College.
9'1
Washington St qhicago, Ills.
He me Endowment'^Association, .vB Send"
=&5nl
95v
R- Pease, .Sec'y, Tempirfo
Conrt, Mlnneapolfti,"Mfna. Agfente Irotated.
fiARlBffl WimWk BAKOTA
1 CloBe to ttanrbad 'Also, unimproved lands.
tvt low prices and on easy terms. Address
^.:m^MnrDriCED^l*rtJerd?lttih.
-^p^ltfg'PrrcO List Oi
i*a Saa BOSTON,
Minneapolis, contains
Thousands'of Bar
gai"n. AU of our
JJnes aje new, j'resh
goods of this season's
(I7i' purchase. (Orders
promptly filled and
,seut by express snb
Ject to approval acd if tiot entirely Batlsfact
orv tohe relnniert at rtiir^xnensfi Send for
or too re turned at our-expens
the list.
..^__ DR. X. P. ARKUM, tka wttMravwa
_ouUnlle drogalst, will tend free at eoarge n n-
(mesbfoclt,,acircmlar contalniog a most tlWt
list of superior toilet article* and attdlcinal rejae-
TUet of Tai- Ttlm. Dr. Banna Profewor of
Qhem^tr^ln^I^tuiTlU^Sahool^tt Pharmaoy, utf
^emtstfor 1^ sa4 K.B-B. Ck. and American
Plate Slais Go. Hn 'WAiMi Vpountty of nil ktena
f chemical exiuajnatlo&kjand fn. tin Conrtar
jonrnaiqof, or.asy banK^nLoiUsyilU. Address J.
^RNUM*TO.TrTuisVme,nt. amamam
IM
STOPPED FREE
Mmr^Umf ntetu:
IIHS^rn RMlen*)
Dr.KLIKEGEA NERVEReaTORE*
PENNYROYALPILLS
"CHICHt&ftRi^dtily.ElidtlSH.".Censilss*StiabtlOrWnn lihe
iaiyafilwafcBmStfe^ BewsMef wertMi.Twssm
"v" TM^#WsI^la|mH ^s^P*UsAl^
^.^gtlr^
i.'1
^^SS%^ Aikftw"Catenae.-".
1UiMte.
^e^oit Elegant ^Purifier, Urer Invigon*.firsto
Hr--S?fi!.fTIi,A,Blood
!P
e,1W!=*^ fcnown,. Tl^
Bitters containing Iron ever advertised in America
unprincipled persons are ixnitating-the name look
flut fotfrauds. See that !k*
the.following signature
Is 6i every b6ttle ancf
take none other:
The Greatest'Success
''.I EVER OBTAINED.
tifiXEW UPBIGHT and (SBJLND
PliriNO, jnst placed before the
public, Entire New Repeating Ac
tion, New Cases, is pronounced
the EBEftTESS SUCCESS EVEB OBTRIHED
S BYI Hfll iQ iNUFiCTUfiER,
-M
The new repeating action in
Upright Piano ig as Perfect as
the Grand, with equally powerful
tone. Dealers and Profession
pronounceit the, &$,
HOS PERFEC EIAKOJYEB HADE
Call and Examine these won*
derfnl instruments^
CATALOGUE S AND PMCE S SENT O N A&
Special Discounts
o.n
all
Foreip^
Music, Sheet Musicanj r^:
Books
NE
hi
*l%4?
Post
Coal
TtoFHBBaln)eUCKESIs irarrsBtod Watarprosf, aoeTvia ftsw Ma mn
tb* har4e^stom.'tt nawsHOtieU. BUCURis,a.asfsej| ridiag coat, sail
cOTsnttentfrasaUla. ewars otimlUHoaa. HSBSM^irt*wMMtls*'n*tj
arsnd" traal-tBrfc.( ntastrafa Catalocna tat .J+j.?*
sm
PIAKOS,
$10to$2JPetlIO!iUi.r"
IK*
-Agents Waated EyerywherCwa
PETERSEMBLAIKIE, 33 last Third Street, St. Fat
N S P-TION
i_
BuraESTiixB, S J.,
B. T. HaZBi/rnn,
Wevreo. Ptv,
D*or Mr,'
^Iwastekej^wfth.ayery so
^ere ild lSSt 'Spline, and
tried every-eurej ^md in the
store, and could get no help.
I had oux yUlak^dbptorprtv
8cri.be toTme,"pia^eptgetting"
worae. 1 eSt^^smxther physi
cian from Port Jervis, N. Y.,
and he told ueh uawl Piso's
Cure tot {Sganw&km is his
practice.-
~I bought aHbpttle?" and be
for*I had taken W ofitthere
w^V^cbiuigerfcpr the brtter.
Thou I got my-employer to
order a quantity of the medi
cine and keep rt in stock. I
took one moralbjttle sad my
Couch was cured
I
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