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Taelaqg of the aurs.
Onelhl manual training is one of the
*w good things that are good for every
&ioy. It is good for thei rich boy, to
tinob him respect for the dignity of
eagutiful work. It i+ good for the poor
.ay, to increase his facility for handling
olr, it tools prove to he the thing he
s.ust handle for a living afterwards. It
b good for the bookash Loy. to draw him
away from books. But. most of all, it is
ioed for the non-bookish buy, in showing
- n that there is vomething he can do
The boy utterly unable. even if he were
studious, to keelp ip in book knowledge
and percentage with the brighter boys
becomles discouraged. dull and moody.
I^t him go to the work room for an hour
sad find that he can make a Ibox or piahne
a rough pitece of Ioard as well as the
righter scholar-nay. very likely better
than his brighter u. ighbor. a nid you hate
Liven him an impulse of self re :i't that
jr of untoldl benefit to himn whten h got
back to his studies. He' will Ir a brighter
and a better boy for finding out some
thing that lie can do well. Mind you, it
bnot planing the bhlrd that does him
good; it is wianing the board in the pres
Once of other txiyi who c:in no longer
took down upon hum when they see how
well ho can lxane. Hie miight go home
after schol and p!ane a woard in the
bosom of his family or go t i an evening
achool to learn to plane without a quar.
ter part. nay, without any. of the inval
sable effeit upon his i:su:hlol that it
will have to let hin pl.mne side by side
with tho'e who in m.n' .1 attainments
may be his superiors. -Nu~hllvii Aiuer
foan.
U.der the Cphlnc' l'ye.
Farther on is the de~ rt; on the right
r the desert; in front is the dh,.wrt; all
around i3 a vast plain. iow glklen, now
-ed, now in Fart Lack. now gray. chung
ing as the bun char .s. as thII great
shadows of the pyra aids are Ipr.jected
upOn it, or as the n on conies with its
palo lhht and ton.s down the grand
chromatic d.;play. The only variation
in the wondrous ex'ranse comnl from the
mournds of hand hIr ro and there. These
last change arre, Abl7 to the a..ins of
the wind. Like , :aught animal ,. at one
momnet they sut m to be re-Lin; and
waiting ft r thi : call to lal or. Then
the airy mesoenr ,r comte and ives t:ie
word. At onct the sanIld Is'l:n to r : in
aender siirals. PBody an-,l t re.. h I;re
gathered ar i. continues wh1l, I, and
ascending, ut, ii it towers aloft like a
gret black c lumn. Now it ia j -inail by
a wild cornl any npcllel by the wind,
and all hart n acrs the ljhin-all riiing
higher and i'lcher, all waveiling. spinning
with awful v.locitt, until. their destina
tion reac9 d, they flare at the top like
water spouts, break and burst high in the
air, and are diTffurd-a to rriblo storm
apon the plain below. Wo, lie to man
r camel on whom decends the awful
weightl As far as the eyac:n wresouth
ward lies Egypt. the silnry Nile crteeping
dong beItntn the bnnds of emerald.
Within view are over forty l)yramid.-
Ariboer's Magazine.
Ferests of Alasa.
The southeastern part of thi territory,
frem being the mnost accessible, is the
mot frequently visited and the most
ommonly referred to as "Alaslka" as a
consequence, thouuh really lesI of Alacska
than Alaska is of the Unit d States.
Fully folur-ifths of this part is quite
densely wooded, and the other lifth is
composed of water, which winds in in
numerable c.annels like so many rivers
-assing each other at all nngles. but con
a.cting with thie ea; their waters are
salt, and ocean steamers can ply their de.
vious ways. For this read ~ n "Alaska"
. e. southeastern Alaska) has secured
the reputation of heing a well wooded
ounntrv, when, in fact, for every acre of
land the summer traveler IIhL sen ini this
part, densely crotwded with t nilnbr, there
are square milhs (f untitlis re-, tracts inl
the vast Arctic part t. r:uied tunran thlat
have never sei n I h!nt hie larter than the
leaves of mod Ulota it, with p.rhllps an
exception l:ure and there al Ig tho low
water cour.-s f a stunted wll.,w a few
inches high that the whole family of
alix would rt-ludi:te as black sheep in
the fold, thlie there are sluare town.
bhips elsewlhre of land so ~pari..ly for
ated, or wih sulcl inditff rent timber,
that from all ordinary useful standpuints
they might have chnost been tundra, and
givr a little more grazing I 'ld to the
gsindeer thereby.-Frederick ichwatka.
Colds and Nerrn.
A timid woman comes home one night
galo and ghastly with fright, having en
eountered a .slrrter clad in white, which
hbe calls a "g:oyt." In a day or two
the develop. a cold, for which she can
tot in any wt.y account. Fear acts as a
depre'c-at to thu nervous system,
aripp;ing it. To1wers of rrsisting the c.
tion of cull. I:e:nce thie phraw, 'shiver
lag with f..ar." tirnilarly, innumerable
events of daily life tend to irritate, do.
es, or excite the nerves, and rilder
meim unfit for maintaining the i dyv ctm
perature againtt the fluctuations of
weather and climate. I)uring these un
guarded iroments a trifling exposuro to
cold or damp is sufiici.nt to induce
taUarrb.-Contemporury Review.
Proprietary Medlelaes.
New York leads the list in the number
t proprietary medicine nianu;facturcrs.
It has 10t fa;rtries, with as invested
eapital amoun:ing to $35,,12,4:,0. Ohio
is second with 01 factori,., P'cnnsyl
vania has ,d; MaIsachus.t"1, 40; Mary
land. 84; Missouri, 27; Ill:.noi, '2; CJli
hornia, 22; Michigan, 20: Il.le Ildand,
90; Connecticut. 13; Newv J rsnev. 12;
Virginia, 12; Georgia, 12: IJi ntucl;, 12,
and Vermont, 10. N.l,ir. La, :.orth
a.rolina and ('lorado h:i . on!y one
each. The trt.dI amount of catuldul in
Wstl i l10.G,2o,ý0). Al* ut ,5.,00
bands arte empl %Ie, ed, antl .arl ni.nl . 2 .
000 yearly are paid to them. TA ýaiuo
od materials. uedl s ( 6.,4.1..2), nand the
value of .rI4.Iuc'ts is ýl4.t; 2.4iJ4.--Nc'w
York Comzn, riail Alverti-sr.
SA Submarine 1.ply.
At the mouth of the C.ono tiher* Is a
•mnarkalie uiilnarinoe vildli. .I. Mt ut
(ts mouth of the river it is 1.I',3 feet
dep and it can he distlnetly IituA d for
$00 mlms out to sea.-New York ~ un.
Isb mcomeo, drop your bst friend if
to show 1111k 11 baldyd ml tQIr*.
A New York Tenememt Houso.
There is one building--a tenement-la
town here which holds 1,20) persons.
Not more than one citizen out of a hun.
dred intelligent New Yorkers can tell you
where it is. There is one block here in
which 2,500) men, womlen andl children
cat, sleep and work. Not more than one
man in any of the big social cluiM po.,i
bly can tell von w here it is. Yet that one
house, with its 1,204) inhabitants, is
larger than mlany a country town. and
the singi blhrhwk. with its 2,500 toilers,
would ItM conidered a goxod start for a
city in ,ime hurts of the country, and
would c'\uer nm . and anr's with cot
tages, stores, factories, streets and road
wa'.s.
The i;rfe which is suffered by the people
who aret thus crowded togetlher is not
seen nor ui,lerstxdxl by the happier ones
who have their homes in pleasanter parts
of the great city. Except for ~ltandering
curiestly or for the fashion of *"slum
n.ing."' there are thouw ands who would
never know the sight of even the streets
of the e(a.t sidle. The inhabitants, too, of
the overlsimoluls districts are toe hurried
in the constant struggle for lbradul to have
time to more than nowt the wore, distre.
of their neighlurs. An eviction is no
new thing to them. They have seen too
malny to think aluuut the latest one that
is taking place on the sixth floor.-New
York Cor. Chicago Times.
VITIATED BLOOD
Ecrofl00s Iberited andl Contalol :
Hlmors CIred by Cuticora.
Thro igh the medlunn of on., of r,.ur tiooik* c
e_ * mitt ,. Frank I. 'Tray. druggist.
Apollo, Pa., I br*canmllae Illtllted ii )our ('lUTI
t m.A lt t..D Kla. Mud teI~ thl- upp Munity to lea
tify to .ou that th,, r ue ' a p rlt*ane*tlyr cured
mic o ot. oIe fI| the wIns, . , hll Mi. p'i.ousintg, in
conn.r'll onu wtll ery-ipel.s, tha I have ever .e .
and t hi after I it Ir.n p' '...o e d incurable by
im*. of the twit pbhy.tci e in our couitry. tlake
Ireat p ea-lr. it , n.. i fIg la u mu bit testlilmon
jil. U llvsl tell ' d a. it i. frm.ll 1. u. In *rder that
other- .,,f1 ri. trt .nilar mailaldie-s mindi Iw en
moumr ged to gute our (' TIIInA H)iM ItIE* aItal.
I' . N1 ITLINGER, I..echburg, i'a.
Reftrenle; FraInk T. .ray. (Ir ggi.t, A~pollu. Pa
.'KINOF'I 1I.o [' LC'EKts.
Jamne E. I(elhardtsn,, t'm.tom Ilnuac. New Or
pleara. on oath "a.s ' In I:,) .'rufmilous t'lcer
broke . ut (ill y 1 olt nI t lil I was a Im;a of -cr
ru ..i ,m Emrl thit, g knowni to the meidl il facu ty
a., Itn d in viii. I ih .itame a imerm w eck. At
them r.ouilL rotl lift nim h:n II to uay head, ceuld
t,, tarnl I ir Wl, waro ini tant patii. asid looked
1 in litr a" a c.ii ... i. r-hef r cur. in ten years.
It l".I I harJ of the I t'ilit'KA ItEgNEDItS used
Sthmc. aalI w a .i.r,.ctl|. clrel.'"
bworn io before U. r (' om. J. D. CiAWFOSD
ONE OF THE WOkRT ('.%.i)S .
We have lt-en selling oour'rt'TICt'RA RvMEDIDt
for years and have the Iirst * olpplnt yet reo treeiv
fr,,m a purcha.er tlne of the wlast cases of -'rof*
uil Ic mr saw was ured I v tI, use of five bottles
of f(''TIcl'HtA Kl.) VEYT. tl HSA and ('rTIC PA
-IAP. The eoap takes the "cake', here as a medi
cal soap
TAYLOR d TAY.LOR Dirugglmta,
Frankilor. Kan.
'CROFI:LO(U, INHERITED,
And Contagin tim nlmrs, withb LI of H ir. and
l'rupnti .s of the skin. are psitively cured by
C(''1 U A and 'UlTIUl'l. *" 'AP externally,
and t'U 'l."t A R OLVE.E.T internally, when
ull oth.r wm dicines fasl.
-id everywhere. PrIae: rlUTIiCrA A. li cents
Ct'Tl('I'l:A -ti t'. -'Sc e ; ('r' ICUL' A RKS..L
VENT. St.'+. I1repnr .y POTTER t'IRUI AND
t'll MICA: CO., HNotuu Mau.
r.end for "II-w to c'ir ~kin Dlse.ies," 64
p*g.l. 50 Illuatratl ona. and 1(al leaut Uilo Is.
P I,'LE$. biack-heads. ch .pped and oily skin
Il prevented by t('UtlcA MSDICATED SOAP
And Weaknes. inStantlyl) relieved by the
t( ul.urnt Antli-lln lIMater. a per.
fret Antidlote to I 'ln. I! flalgiatoll and
Weake.lll A new IIIlIIantanII us and
infallible pain-killing ilatetr Se reett.
Dr. POWELL REEVES
314 South 13th Si., Omaha, Nlb.
PRIV STK DINI'-ENiNARY.
Establlshed for the etelntllne an4 Speedy
Care f ('hronlr. ervoues Uad
Apelal isleases.
The Old Reliable ipeclallt of many years exper
lence treat. with wonderful sucees all I U Il.,
THIIOAT C('ANCId. l'1Lh, YFITUI.A. RU'P.
TURI. eured without R SI. E OR CAOUTtTIC.
Treats all fo,rIs of Threat, I un. Serve and
11eod diseese. all .drmente dl-e.* and Dabr,..
ities far in advan of any Irnstiltutt, in this coun.
try. Tbhese who contlenilllat giin to It lt -iriog
fur treat en t t.f any t'rieste or bilood dl.ewses can
l. cured for one-thlrd the rotI a our Prizva. U.s
p.nrary, :t14 -outr 13th street, Omala,. Neb.
It'l' Il'KE cusel with ut pain or hindersnee
frotnm bus.ueu.
M. ak. ·---·-- 6....* m... a..
AroDIS .u y this treatment a pure lovely
4I CIOS ple,.U lciion, Iree Ironm alownesu frIck
l, Ilacklllheads. eruptions, et , DIillilant Eyes Lud
IerferI health can In. had.
'1'lhat "lired" lelinlg and all female weak
nes.re prmniptlymctreI d bloatln Headaches, N.r
yous I'roiratilon. t(eneral Debility. ~lleepqlenei,.
Iepr, ion and I rlilge.t on, Ir, ian trouble., In
fllalsmallon anld II 'allton. Falirlg and Di)ipla.e
menicl, pinal weaklesllv. Kidney mplallnte aud
I'hange of Life. C'ouull the old Ii). tor.
V AEYE N EAR Arule r (hronic l.Ind
, AND K i'IIal ion of lh. Ryelidsor
1.I he and far or nearl lig lednel, luveridon of the
J14.1., 14lofuhllus ? ye Ulceration 11ha', maloni,
Alwees, ilmnens of Visio of mone or both eyes,and
'1 umors of Lid.
lrlnfanmmatlon of the Far. CUcerationor
l('arrhb.nlernal or Etartial Dleafnes . olr Paralslei
inlgIor roaerig nile.. fbicke.ned Drum, etc.
R OU!AIIS ebllly. rp. rmat.orrhs, lmeminal
IIfl U inUO uo . a. night I mlll loll, I.oa of
Vital Ploer .lreoleune.a. I).eam.Idecy, loam of.
Memnory, C(onldulo,. f id- a. lias Itfore ilet erye
I.as ,ude. Langllor, t,lo,nllu.am . |epresllon of
apirila. ver-loll tO vocfItv Paslly Dislcouraged
Lark iof ntdenee. Iuoh I.ill tls. Unlt for a udy
or Ibuien.e, and 11nd1 Ille a burden, safely per
nlanently i d p ivately cured,
BLOOD AND SKIN lat""ae.l phlll.-a.
dlaps i.,a, hurrl
be n tal reaults-"c'mpdeell eradlllled without
the usr of mierure. Mcroefula. rrvlg.el n, aever.
Headand Hotwa, a'phblillc .are lhroat. Mouth
and Totlgue, Indllullr iEnlargem il t olthe nehk,
hlmunialic., Calarrb, etc , Ierllanently fur'rd
whenl ohemr have (ail 1.
URINARY Kihl'rv said Bladder troubles.
"Wealk eHlack, ibul,,ig Urine. Fr,.
qrl"n y of urlt a1Ig. I riee high colr,,, or milky
.e uiI ile ou ta dIing, i . nl * rhlia, lihewt, t'f ttim.,
le l, lOIlEl umld. hargel realsonlIhIe.
P IVATE DISEASES. :,,., ý ,'".,,,
gl e rt, r llture seminl l IrI ill i.l ll. lnaa of ia. I
mI p.wer, w.-akne-..o Itllh. sAiual organl. want of
.re Ire ill malte .r . male wht II her fromiI impruldenti
lh.tb a of tro nq lid ,* ia al Iallil In imillurre Year,
o r an.r.1.se t1at .lebiti m' the Mltoutimal fuIll s.
limn., p. a 'ilr an per Iellfltiv urcd
Ionuletalonll frre aid .tritlly confldntllnal
M.dlcllle Ire fro oll oecvarl Ion to aIll artl of the
Unlited -atesr. ( orrempou'delre recrlves promnlpt
attentllion. No lIu r iawerel d ilnles arca.imlp n
led I.y four cmn a Ill staulp end tasp fur pa-'
phi t amid list ol ili.stiun. Terms strietly ieah.
Call e or addresa,
IDr. POWELL REB3.IY
Ne. 814 Ikelb U1hb II. Omaha. Neb
KI,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varyo*. A mar
vTl of purity, ,trenagth and w.icle
antmlrnri5. \t,.re ve.bJomleal than thlr
ordinary kind . and etalrot he wld aim
t'nmpettitllI w~iiih the nlultitude of
low Ltet, abort weight. alumn or pho,
tpihte ipwderr. Sold only in can,.
RI)YAL AKINO POWfIDEH C.. 105
Wall wtre.t. N.w York.
No Otr Raifvaj is the Norivewt
haa in so abort a perlud gained the rep
Utaliti mud pupulrlt iy itrjoyed 1)" I oeI
A ISCONSIr CENTAAL LINE.
Fruu a ostIu, 1aratIYtl) uuk ItW Iautuf
mu the' ituWu rlcal wtorld, it Ilan Lbt*U
hsa utforuaed eto all muIntpal mmlt'rai, tbtlu*
tutiha. grandl Through otut., with
wagYUlilL'et! drlttt., ."I~t rtº (Ilul u/rut
anuU unaurlem...d luruamzial iamtllluea.
Ihtougem .uaretul eratermig to detail. It
ham s.'u for thait a reputiuhtoIu ciiu nuli
It), aa1rt3 . I'tthIC6'ir miutl an telitrlOl
Itoits~ pat Tcttia, '.t"ttod iii nit rdraciuu it
the'. icuatr.. Pu Imoo ea Ct'pc'm. miucul.
tAo oub palwu E~UwI mw, alidil &uear'I tt 'ill
wvhich rile culal nr ante urourul al,llollltt"
tjtuti mta' u to~ 1.il- hug eor '.aiclarol
amid e ae~hrst~.*ap'ti..l s lNuitt 't~r Itsim
route, are amumoaug( the coIt I ilIe'. " DIP
whicih hay.e 4.'tll rat,utd ttwarca I atrr
ing muce'r...flly Ito a d linr lur ia utll
tiulilmie. rLti.*t.*, ir lrtctly ott irM lint',
et wren Minneapolis satid St. Patti amat
Milwaukee tied Chicago, amtuu Duluth and
Milwaukee and Chic gI, ire thu uclow
.ugt I brlatlm ciiit"- to WVi-'ovitt utmd
Micrhiha'm: New Richmond, Chippewa
Falls. Eau ClaireArhland.Hurley.Wis.,
Ironwood, Mich.. Bessemer, Mich. Stev
ens Point. Nereah. Menasha, Oat kosh.
Fond du Lac, .% aukeaha, sold Barling
ton, Wis.
F'r dleIaile'd intortmationlc weat cur
rent rate", bertbhi, etn., via this route,
to any pot nt in c11e South or loot, ar
ply to nearest Tickett Agrettor address
WM. S. MELLEN. JAMES BARKER.
c;eratl Hanager. 'ichI. Paint, & Ticket Ait.
MILWAIUKEE.
F. N. ANSON. rtnhelern PaF.engurAgt.
No. 17 oetolett 1i.aca Bloe. Minneapolas. Minn
ODITANA SHOIT UNE.
h.en traveling every one should o~.
elder well the questions of economy,
comfort, safety and speed, these questions
being of the same importance in a journey
of an hour as in one of several days' ride.
An examination of the map will convince
anyone that this is the most direct route
to and from all the principal points in
Coen-I. I N sUL t tral
and 1 On ou Norn
theirn AN N 01 -
neso- " AILWA% t r,
Dakota and Montana. Our epuipment
and time are excellent. Our rates are
the lowest, but this fact is something
which speaks for itself. I)D.nite figures
and maps can be obtained by applying to
any Agent of the Company, or the Gen
eral Passenger Agent.
The following are a few of the Principal
Points reached via this Line:
"r. CLOcD, PAUK CmTaru, Faotrs FIAU,
CronoTrox, &r. Vsxcurr, HllcntumoN,
PAYEsVILLz, MournS APLETON AND
BnREcNRIDSw,Mi x. W ATIITOwx As*
DEEN, E}LLENDALN, WAHPmON, V'AIGo,
(caAND Foaxa, UGaArsx, DzvIs LAsI,
iHLrTnsrAg AND Burr no, DAKOTA; GL.*.
;.ow DAws ( Pr.Ba. xSAP), ASrxml aoun,
FT. hKmNI, GUaAT FAILS, HELENA AND
Ik-rr., MO.crrANA WI.stran, MatounA,
AND A.LL PACIAI COAST PoYITs.
Parties seeking farms or business loab
tions will find unusual opportunities for
both on this line in Northern Dakotaand
Montana,also in Minnesota wherethe
Company has for sale at low prices and
on favorable terms 2,000,000 acres of ex*
cellent fanning, grazine and timber lands,
For maps and other in formation addlr_
I. BoorwALTER, C. II. WAEUN,
Ladd Commia*Ioner. Oen'l Pa.. Ag4
LT. PAUL, MINN.
A. Maur., W. S. AuLAuDR ,
0Sa' Maages. Ge'ITras. Mansga
CREEIOOft ARIORY.
McAUSLAND'S
GUNS.
REVOLVERS,
AMMUNITION
etyw7 4erlysptl. The Lliwm?. pqTOc
of Eseip IS aups II. In the ,et.
rwlmIthi.g and £bpeIrfmg of .1 !Imie
mostly us. md WwmeI*.
"The Iuplington"
THE PRINCIPAL LINE BETWEEN THE
NORTHWEST
AND ALL POINTS IN THs
UNITED STATES AND OANADA
ONNECTInoS MADE IN UNION DEPO1S
AT ALL
-- BUSINESS ENTERS
PEELIRLE DINING CARS
AND PULLMAN'S SLEEPERS
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS BETWEE..
S."PAUL l'JCHICAGt. ST.LOUI_
* THEONLY INE *
RUNNING DINING CARS BETWEEN
THE TWIN CITIESAl ST.LouIe
90 I ICK|r S RAI. O.R, AL *9POIIaATN . ITC.,
CA' L O* ANY TICalT AAT? Ih TNi UNITID TATITIOI CAIM
O ANNIe
GEO.. A. HARRIS. W. J,. C. KENYON.
se.mw. uAew. . '. PAsr. AsW
IT. PAUL. MINN.
Chicago,
Burlington &
Northern R. R.
TIME TABLES.
STATIONS.%
I.v. MILE- CITY. 2 0s p. a. and i.24 a. m,
Ar. M-NNAI'tLIt~.6bpm asd,.:3pm,
Ar. ST. PAUL, 6.35 p.m, and 6,lIlp,.
OLv,. ST. PAUL.... ........... 7 3Opm
122 " LA ( ROSoE.......... 12 lulm
191 " PR. DI HKEN..»............. 49"
256 " DUJUQUE.,............ 35
274 UALENA_....... .... 405'
2S " SAVANNA ......... , 4. '"
32 " OREGON.................. 6 10 "
431 " ('H1' AUO ................. 930am
1842 " NEW YORKE............... 7.30
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49" ' E RIA... ....... 630pm
7 " CI.WINNATI......... 7.26m
6*0 BT. LUUUl............ pm
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