Richland beacon. [volume], February 08, 1873, Image 4

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GENERAL ITEIS.
A .t,. death is a life begun. In thi
Evr. was the first bone-a-part. mostly
G(;LT FRAMI.L.-F-riabm windows.
TitH condiment for late dinncrs--Ketch- i,
up. section
Ix TENTS ExCITT..-Err.--PaI In a dr- Comps:
cUi. reader:
T'rt BEST FROETISPI.CE.--AU honest theta
face. place
WHAT sport is like girls' gossip? Deer- IS it I:
stalking. tioe t
V y.Sat:D lMTEfF.ST-,-M0oniy in the Wait, l'ned I
coat pocket. to mn
"WEIG'rT for the wagon," as the fat Ril I,
lady sang. m .ne
W 'v is a man that can't mow as good Ths
as dr..d? Becaue he e no mnower. or hO1l
A ClrsItINALCot :T.--qparking another '=wsr
man's wife. , or fol
MANY receive their drc"d as they do 0n C
their money, be~ause they ilnd it in circu- "he I
latlon. t- i
IN IIEA. EN,. beauty is really what the ..l
ncients called it-the overtliwing of ID,- .ci;,,.,
ity. with
A FAir.-Many a man, after tmakingi a Itatti
hargain" in silk, has found that he ha, 'lhii
got worsted. tes'
A CoMPIIMENT is unmethint like a ki-s aunotl
through a veil. Plhea.-re sets her seal b,tIti
there, even while hidtngt herself. S,
'l'.xAs complailns of havi:ng too t4ll'.1t ii'tee l
corn on n hand, adl i. gKtting cotton crot!,- ! prt
on foot for next year. ,ip,
'olmc.oo has a billiard champilnti who u ia
inakes both e.nd: meet by sh. itlg ho11L4t i at :t
.an use hli nose as a queuie. i t-lh
loTics feels ani unchristian sati> fell ift I ·Io l
tion in announcing that the lnternati'tni iPli
Mu-ical iestival at Gn..tvaentaihleu a lart, d4:.
leeuniary loss. 11
Ax ESXCiIAN(E annonnt.es.on the ldeath ofl ;o
of a lady, that she "lived tifty years with ',.
her hlu-band, and died in contilent hope th,.
of a h ttter life." thal
A snaEwO old Yankee said he dilu't its
Iwlieve there was any downright cure tor ii lt
lazillesi in a man; "'but," he addhed, "I've the
known a second wife to hurry it soine.' to ;
T'ir. witi of a rooer being ak.-tl if sh ti'
w.as not afraidl to have her hib:td x'- Yo
ioi.aI to such daml!!er, trustfully replied: ;
0 )h. I1," ilinsured." p
MINNrV.nTA barber? don't krep stiti+afyt
wholly, bitt they have the ! enidetiee(to it thle
dihllhand i.,'ibl' lt:,ir fronm :all who hoili kl,
to be sliav. d on that day.
A NEw YORK ornitholoi'Ft is nowit- a ;~
tin, tipl fir dillreilt la.rsons a white black- I p
bird, a Whitc4-potted woelcocik, and a tic
whlite qnirrel wnlich is said to be really n the
Iwhite-black squirrel. ilni
Ora well-reld ricpubliican ohbserves that inI
although the French PIreslhletlt l:y be pri
dl.fIatetl, lie can never be turned to rili- -.I
cule, as it's impossible to make a butt ot Ie.
a T'hiers. [Qy. Titrce 7-Pr. D1v.] lip
As ANoTHER litallnet: of how the '- or
male sex is getting mixed Ilup with aro
cal education abroad, it may be tnh ition- Ie
i'l th:.t the French medical school of St ras- I
bourg hals Lbetn moved to N:ney. ot
"TuiE birnt chlld dre nis the fire," but to
it "tenls that Chicago does not: fiur, ao- e
cording to the Chicai o 5,ihbunu, there arn ot
inore wooden bniliings in that city now ,o
than before the ravages of th tire-fiend. In
The Count de Montebello has sent to :a
France a nnaumlr of specimens of the hare 10
of America; thus- etablishing a balance W
of trade for America:n coiidtu who are t
continually importing sEeimuens of the to
hair of France.
A CONTEMPORARY thinks that "alley
excellent people take a sort of melan
choly delight oin heing swindled." From
our observ.. tions, We should siy that pe:
ple generally express a very savage di- 1
taste for the perloranlaucl.
"Acute Insanity " isn't such an imperti- S
nent plea lh some of our murder catse, to
when one conies to think of it. The par- hi
ticular torn ot insanity is usually charae- p
terized by an immense amount of acute- na
ness. g i
ONE of those things that no fellow can in
unllderstand Is a recentdeeision of the Post- P
al Department that the quality of a cot- a
ton samjoe sent tl. sll, must' M le t le i
written in words on the wrapper, but vt
may be written  flg ht '. .' o
Unsopp the b!Id of ".ietieq of Clty h
lch" :t co 'tam ra m v aika!. . o
to call them pletutes of city death ; but
be they plotures of whatsoever sort they ,i
clearly stand in need of a "hanging com- ,
mittee." al
'Ta' IIoosae n·selers e-x them- 1s
tt t*li orA v hine
in the nhiddle.(Videting the millions
of money furnished them It would be i
strange if they eoulidn't make both ends a
meet. t
Taun Danbury 'ewts sltys:. "The re- i
marks relatives miand rirends who attend 5
a funeral male ppon the merits of the'de
ceased, are frequently lnstructive. Attbec
funetal of an a retident of Slawsons, t
Saturday, neghbor f e lI observed i
that the td. 'g tJi and cuss c
ab ut.taxtis any moe.' "
A NMaster Cnmpany.
There is no aecountn of the oest j e
lines of the Western Urion to whlci e
have access, exeept that given by Its of
lees In their annual eoras or publlshed
letters Rom opies o which we learn
that libs remarkble company, which
now sms to overshadW toe Ind, wasn
in e86, with apita of $3S0,000.
T leat of it I.es w, then .1,14
miles. For nearly seven years it pakl no
dividends; n aIts earning" ere used for
the acquilkto of new lines.-In 185l,
when Its apiltl had reached the sum ol
$P0O,e00, be to pay large dividends,
so that In ethireaey, fe its birth in
Ia 1851 to 1864, It diVedl apon *atr - e
age seventy.e per cent, et whie hthir
teen mand a haM per emont were i dney
and llS.aeveidl ahalf pere'm int rt
-- yearly average of seventy-one per
cent on a capital averaing $7 8,461. I I
roe to.r ~ttnexpn
ing and purpdnq th m 1 ofel 'r coI
panies untl st m of_ 18s, when its
stock iissuedrem ani s was
then reted to be entily re rodebt
with s rhuas Meets ater pay9pent Qits
Down to this peitod, it ssues of stoc
wereua uponm the tMent
eh ?IJe of te-sp llne sho hi be
regented n stc bya sum equal to t
aoriginal e6st of the it mile; sice
period, the ptia been lcreased
tor n , r, in 16, the captll and
debt C-Ot nSbby~ rO$~teb as
itis e6mpany was states i, d
miles and if we apply l tb I Itsoi l
eapital ad baeds, we dcilaete fttia
r .Olslt, a cot of1700 per milk tbd.,
averit d about two wires to eplnle.
ith report of July 1871, as p0im1d ,
July 1,o ,noa s m
fom 8,00,0
to four millions. and itsat biim
$41.P000.0 . $a
Its capital ad.deab
held eA00ureqoI
of tri iWry Wlim6
on each
000 miles, and odoee to the
3.061 odices which It previousl held.
That It had ebeted this at a cost in 1867
of $115,000: la 1868, of $355.000; In 1885,
of $678 000* In 1870. of $100.000--an
gregm ofer bt,878,oo0.-Atuswsc foe
"'89*
Snuff-dipplug.
uEduction and Religilon, Agriculture, th* e
Interi North, Justine, Fins nu to. In ti sO
er siens of the Ministry Bism arek h,: for
mostly by foreigners anheld old of re.idetI b:ter
the htli c olleagues are not hei adher o r oiir- I tIltit
ping. As this is a cti equals, having co-ord-u I
ht oate powers. The Pre-it e to , wothotrn lt
sectig him conotrol ofand i, the Mitrefore. has
maden m him constructively re.ponsthle to
omparliament andkno the country forth all the
readers-we darend say wholly nso to n of all the depart-d
L thmets-at d ias prgtt n brlat g nd aei- Iot
plaoegh'eauiri xenltl rn1it ,: of 'it ite pt
It exedists in th questions of trade, of finance.
'of education and religion, and with d,
the althods of usinteg f bieeoi traip t- .:e sort e
hile the tott lwv and al i-iu  an" i
Sintired fenor thie momentous me- itur et
to ,naui." this facet -te~tna. to $ niti-itliv 11015,
5it 1ºreine I5! ,togv it"1tt las ino n
d The dqijllr -eat: iaei-1f is lh hecr b:xin; tigf
or bnottlef ot thye phre " #tff aidl her bitt
swatitickd -t one could carry, twig, hroge l. I
or foures he m in iiti_, wlh'itt e.ze. at tursen
oasso atus, in o Or tirt te tuifit the M it try
te slhfRqld yeseit A united f ron.'ttn Parlia
h mentll and thoe- he was helr:nd trespoi-. that
Ihe Ble for his ed leag ues, they were not -111d
Ilosresponsible for his sayings and detlngs.
to bhw' Hiilth i'omfort dltem, randbtd thlat he
b ns huldt4 vMhieel of. thin onerous dig. i
ty. Bt he retm his plae in the tlt'f e Min-ti
ci e ltry, and willn. t a tiuh.. If in eo ruling
with a fpirtn its h. oaautls; a td he. tkeeps v ue
$ed portfOlps of foselat at..irs,..so t~at the
At bott foreign polcy of 1c.-h il bte otlntlel. t.:t
a-Thai- iF e'oi~iiiItra a "vift::o@ ac t 01 *iulr I thi 1
tso 3 with that of the German Z t'sim:te, th e
sevdhead of which Bismagok remains as C.han
i eos atter to tahe a drtext of the royal order ofi -
'C bthe view we have fa.i above of i
,, mal t tlI' ti.º: w awlt bw'it cinch; tsfor tilt -lp:
puarpoise. of ti) "titl let tºinh.tfl%' ta soills p AI
n orighhinrs and motiv e in. the mind of Bis
,at i io. tea part. ta1ri Y• w
la So :tit.] bright votting girl-, i'tuf rvl s I: i
beh with he'r cl'eer tx an w-t contrastk
there Is" betw~ee the yesag lady of to-ala
Savd t s thatty, or evenf.ili. a score ot
httoIycould it ie t"e tfherslf-culd," sin 'itn it
bItli 1, atii. Yeat it is 001t 'ath italt -,,. Al- jut
o plain, musical English, wash, bak- and
that cook all kindsof food, milk a cow if nai cs
oj ary, andi makG herself generally usefui.
in't its igihe didn't she was called latzy-' thatill'
for out-id.' irs oriaiitaI dona:t . and within flit!
I've the last tirteen or biititVa ie:i;t tota.' Ite
to be 5uutnliwhit Ctlmr titl~l tt i utnl rant.t(' 'li'i
slat' Lit' nortl, eititlyt women theiiy l 'of' Ne of -
ex irk. and:t ha  i lilen I -ta 1s of New ey-lch
ties' l % ei ase her to sildnut by tt ah
prshe sees I waht, and sbuteam at t a,
ialfi 1 - cow. She is a I -vn imlte
made tih-be w' itet F She igs "t di-t'
- A r el  -oneof tee h"te1; syo
tlofh'.. Se w lole. I n New rk morn
Its embrr.IM w Jtat-i1j Ite; t In
'naa tIq t4j rl:ot! thadUe t
laark- ptaetiae' n-: it exi~ts. i- hii all a s-eni'i al ;a:ia" the
id a ti s i ntate i a t texquSlte." Thus i"
13 th e ity of New Yorw, yitil of needn't t.
o ;e with oattoft iljlg are teontinuallg
that fug practice, the :Hutt-taker r tlal s to the dr,
,y be prifvacy of lit!T ownl claauiato r to enjoya 111," '
rids- 'a n~-t deli'lit ii e ladres-that ithey are d
I n h asse anothy s luych r
"' I is no stai thn. It is an nnom
men thling ndeed, to find a young lady
ltt of r1 pcjed on o the food ih "
lip by Ilietailt of a t'ihliarl'l1 :l apeito aliur in
eaS. to 'flat' I bill of exptn- e
to hier 9 .ther,0't rtl ae ofnuf to ,r l w
itio e I a t'wother ' di , to aha upod.e tv
atrat- iil thtr nuf
a ee~rtatit propo. rtiton of satlt, p 'arhi-h1 andi ill
her pursreot adviiee to ith a anI
utt to enhair its ststhe it "irgainth"e. It'"i
, tic- exatct eotwAit u isa the m' t 'r s living 0o
d a nl' onl t tf trtde. Ae t o tbelon tit St
times of horse disente, it mighlt.*e s re,
w tol in Nroper to mcrosr optIly pecmine har- iy
iend. p fetise'ast'arovtrry wt'hftell tfataggregate -
rnt to amount; but one sheve in the Iaat fodder. ll;"
in18 tn nadamp place, Is very likely to
har 100 poundst a weekby those and other parasites
lance wr sutri the tiunesaj iitouch. lit -
elan' -
F'rom Tile Ministry consistis of e tht dep~art- h
Senr is -For note-of-lus. Armyd ke and rosebad ?y
Scombinede it is make and Maby tiacltrtsg dew.
Edlucatlon andt Rtlitgion, Agrietulture, the a
inlterior, JTustice, Piai.aicr In tie .t..I
pe'ti' tlons of the Ministry Blismarck has for
ten years held the post of I'resitleit. littr
'Par his eolleagues are ilotlIts adherents or ap-t
Ant-' poltetes. but his equals, having cn-oni
tCUte- nate powers. The Pre-idener, without It
giving him control of the Ministry. has1
a' can made him constructively responsible to t'
Post- Parliament and to the country for all thet
a cot- acts and suggestions of all the dlepar't
)f" be mtnits,"aiaihe lias been'i burdented anda
butt vexed with questions of tradle, of finance.
of education and religion, and with ile
tails of I nternual at winki~tratJh piwtº ei lhlt
qu~ ired for the momentous meauirer tf
but atdh txe ol ar throuigh. Re-s
!they3 sola ids, it 4vlagbg -forv atii hIt qtwwn*'a
"OI surer he muistiiqt. lWkaWri$ hEAtiseII Mntrise''n
assotriates, in; drd~t' 'httleMitr
therm- atimffid ptlesent A united front In Parlia
....--ty. ..ut he etna~r hisa plac Isn %1 th i
Bnrnin 'eorn. The
The'It tin:t stateacnt' which rached the The
E::tern papers front the %l -t o the' etitrt.
tlii ht that corn eWa hI ilg Purl. d up for ' t:t-t' W
I'li bh:e;au-'e railway cotllmp:tuli: is .harl, hImaliin
:, Inueh fur 'arrm'ing ii to m:la:ket th:i it ,tm. -erl
I !,ecarum of no partitular value to tfle far- , 's pc:
mer. were r(u'eiv·td with mlany doubt; !kili.
:ind slows joutniuates dill nmot lmesi:rt' to pr'o- bi' :ld11
toklta. time whnole sta'flelnt a romancle ofa nast ot
ill pririrts. S.oimue of their ore tloughtful - i ii oi
oIn lw. iL(hwe r r esolved to asmerttain what 11o-- of
sort of foundation the story restemd upon, to hi
and accordingly d.spatchled cai rrcporl- it 0n111'
eats to variol-u corn centers- of lowa. ,li- thti1t-1
15i-, Kli-tl and Mli-- huri, ani are now thein':
not oniy convinledtl omf the thorough genmlt- mmm lt
in tie's of the' .tat'tll(l:' that cor' w:I, he- -ix tift
iig tir ely n-el fly the farmers for fuel. Week
'il r e "t m e :t f t
r Not t ihat muhlmttacttlrtrS t ,-oluteiy imi titatr
te ornn t't ant9 Iandil it In their in a itne
t urn;ces , Ouer of tlee p;aler. state-· tl.ht hul,
it. corrt(tpoeltht itn CentIral Iowa writ-- wl- I
, that ,orn "-, a tlrtig W.r t. 1 tent-. I1 ath
1- Vle otie'r set( tuot of tohat St:ae it It I" 'nlin 1
hlteaper. so uchiap. Uniin.' thl: it ijl n tei. a:re lpe
0 In oTe i:.rtlemd' it - h litel ottlmClt Ii:l - to ro
l" l s t f o rt f i' l mIln l lllti:t oitll'r -. t-to -I.''
i. t : a- lft'-et' a inc' tl 1':,,.!lhittdt t4 ari-' t ir:t!,n
iti' mrip ttie ":l'e of the ttlrile a' the tfitlart it 1:t
- Il1 Iot Ue ai ame eimllsiltttlit r i y ,1'' lt t uill ti,' ri
a t ! ii l.l ' tc cl ', aI, tor ll:' t ' ' l t tr ,
Si 4 t 1t). h" l oth lr n i' for it. :Tmll ittl;''. l it
": illi:. I I. !ic',l ttl h , :14 -an0 XmOr'ml)l : wll , \ ig
trit- pr' t in "i wtilht whitre thi'me at' -till
--1 tiottng f  t.;rep :11we1 tlll ttime fowt prtt l.'tjtci itl
I s ti m it it ' Itman s1-tm- l aid t 1 mni- I l
-- stit. tie :mhattni uin htm mni cotrm till teil hinci]
,. do:,,t l,1 to,'ar 1 of with r i-nisp ti te,. I ,gall,.
S ai t:1 let11tr' hie lilr- wit' m V kiow tt:th at It a llli
" { iut" ' I" .vn tbrl irt^ . - r r ' ll . la t:lg.ti- I prh
1. i :tl d th filt  I jF I t-.'r t \ -Vrntl inti 4 p 1' "
i-. Iam t i tt Il y l it l' |,ill\te1i!' 1 1, i)"i l
,e ! tijati,u, will natur ally I o in th l i 'tli", n : , c.
- t- 1 our triutl= rtatiylt estilli. ,torl t " .t
,it , Iit, .. m ~oix t il lonlwa a nt ) t0h . 2 II'cmn.- t, .
!!_" f iel- tit,-11 . wets I" tI i-ti 1 li, e b tl it .wr
it of tl ci t it I rc athe -:aitcPaird mt :uitt. t it i, i
ifn tlilol 'lir' of oil to If ttlti- o'rp wa,"nt rIg tcc
io Thtu-, ifal liwa fllrlllmr h-:l- :;"lMino - i.- lrx.
t1t'"w " tf II'l whilich lie ele-irne to .s.a to Il t I i i
r-. .eiutordt. it wtill cust liit :ttoumt thime ilole lon'
,-,, vatlU " of 4314 oit themn to get r the oetelr lik lief
i lli the 1mrcek'et Umlnis thi evil eul h- m- !'
•l:- sli riiey rtimedid, by mi alt - f ino.re ::t:- to r
a::t- fplic fra. p rtatit n flae"lo t'al. there i- ,tllm
is cr of a serious t ee tk to :rgriorlc u tln r:l ti .- mhil
So v,-,i,,l, .t.t . i, ,-urimg year=:. 1 f proliti., time
Seropts . liike the pasumt -ear. h1mtdli yisn it bmiim- I pJ r
tle 1 41-4 of grailu arte destroyditl :lil wri-teld it ar e
i k tit . iht'o lir ' it - aitliot ltie glot i) to m iar'- tilt
i l lt Ieir ra-uli.imrlhe . Thi honliti'.t lw y
Siet o tOf tlii iit ri ablt l ite itnhi arr-te-nd the n:lttt iln I'
hit- - timl min th il' rllm' r.m'emlt lrti'm : lt 1 thit' l ict i- hi(
ti , 1 stil lir : t1 i t l i olto m t hei t ti'ltitll, ' hi.
W- atellt ofl t l ehc imnll tri o crt t uitln. o 1h1"t I
tltio wrllI e is I v t e r owSn o ilClt 'iellt
tI'tll intin(tpole. lthe tael tihe peorlii (tf tihe
i Wol, nt and of .lltlhit l c.sse- lumoret
'ii,- ti Iav il ii t itll tl- eme r:d 1overitlim l.il t is
I t V rIII' to. tI t'hel. A rllrtel that cto- o
Idrt i twe lity u tmf hiillatt. it- to wk to t lrt
1 h tires from thel ttvmling ptuih and tir:'- i
It- l t leigitr w oltrtariitr. iand lin er a it
ite I alti im ttert ohue the infl:itet or witrteL,i t
tit stri'kc. This ia a morn brensonle .l , tl- hi
r- ijtilittlmt IIix ti:tal thee g v'tlriit tlit illtr -
eeur air milllo g alt oear to rd the ith f
x1ti1 meart of the couithy.- . tie
iA Mik te Cows and told- wiuter. st
Thie extreme sensitivenes oth the mam
ti try fusietlih in vows to the intilmn teef of
onilir, fatigue., excitnement. oUmlihasanI t
alrt- orte moast t imtper'tnt pofit 1 1 ' theantem
inffet'i of c(lhlmihiqolt lwwlaihn seeretion a:= I
'seen in he herd ofi n cows Upon te t:lr wi.
the lDuering the sm l homr. in hot ,ays It hi
i t ald Arugust. the animahl retortedt t)o l,'
hi' f ake to drink, and after slakimmg tlmeir 11
It irht, they would wade into the water a1
rtan- Il aoine tiwes an homur or .two with
i the leiel hal inuterstad. Tlhi hab It it was
ht iuind invariably diminished tile flow of t ti
hamilk at night. and hi order to learn the ex
tle ltious were madetl . It wa.a aier,.ned th at
- ttandinrg i te wter an hour diminished
t- e low to the amolnt of S or 10 quarts ai
in a herd of thirteen cows . The loss w a
h d i- o great that wuhenever they resorted tol
Somthe water they dwe) drivent away toi thin
pahture h agathi at olnee. We have tllcretln
that fromm sihiply tifrilt ,i the hiwd hitm u
ni rs to ked ppo d t i d day in winter. taid t
! altowil, them m O r tinfhi. .nminites,
a the flow of milk was diminished to at
tht P them1 reia - th
w erious extent, and onsequntls the ant i
t ware ma l at dT ing then e lic e winter, ex
ce't" fora brilef priod uon wmrm, snu
hfrom a wll into the ri, and te at dro lt
iilug vessels ar a arramnged so the ill. he i
h nidls have to move bu t a step or two ,Is
tii: sual, alr t k1  'he n eture of tile,
S water supply, e ad eonvenience, o n acclys-,
sie- remost inuportaut points i the an e
t tue ct of muisdch cows. A draugh 4lane
ncold water, taken by a cow in whimter, cut
orshort tihe tUeildaniols t orl t yh e
'tan- to twopht. we wate" ha r ionto vi-(
otels ande allowed to stalnid ac to t~l r
nuasl- covered, In the warm laws ciiuu sed
dou raitse hadi o several d the andit .,s
riactice should be adeptic!f. all tlmltrirt
toar eiehtln warm the thewat' mver, hut this is 'it
where large herds are kept, untes'
I steall aplar'ut i is tistJ. The inflmuewne
of a coll crrent ofoar, and conld drinkmn
wroter, upou cows lint emilk, is not of a
od amtlmals are ruined tbhy cireless exposures
mre of every yer, and orl -lnterelt and fredai
e who of Imumanity should rompot aol cowmon
ing in der to keep dfimoms watch over teitr wel,
.usul h pin ar alhosg ierti' lionr
e lionesses, bears, yenas, anld a Imb. Af
r ohter the at r etrgoeats of ,, onnlmly
iust ehow ha sc to, the gran fe
tso tu tre consisted In the simultan, ous ap
ortn prieah of ti w heild animals to the laj,
a in- and the exchange of the ."klss of frat ri
orn- t." T wia acpilsued sucessul
rthen y the animas Ihethdia ldlly touching
for ih oer, tn ha d nstalkin~n bn h to their
hr plaes. The Lnperformance war s t rcloseb
kt toll putting the lamb's head in the momth o
nally a lion. wro sooner had the laws cloued
w dupon the head of the anlal than it wa
sby ar evident by the eyes and movement of die
tail Ofle lion ttat foul play wrs te at
IcriW- cued, and befaor a wqrd of eommand
e lady could be given streamol -o ,ed was run
ntmr from htis moth. Cthldrenarelmnld
ipe'c romen MWti, but fortunaytt the
ut mlwas- pel wu it sheet duration. ignor
p with a tiemeuos blow on the
Supob (thre of dthlionaud a shout otf ommand
g man towiei the heffwih animal to relinquish
his victm landathough roaintg fearlully,
he sulnily obeyed the tired eye and ges
ture of his master, retiring into a cormer
S th~ eye +horror
had tu siiack S'6t,.
with a howl ofraelealed upon his bacr.
eFortmtae for Bdel, her claws and teeth
a. At entered his clothing only, and, with a
*hleh, spving and cry,he lapedfrom underher. at
nt- tiMmetlme estriing rght and left with'
found. his loaded whip, forcin_ the animals to
a rise- the front of the ebire' 'Jl: was ran in
tiin on stant of hesitation and stumluslon hriethe
volver i hand. unfanten t'n eagea
no hay backed himself ont of it. Seeing him safe
ider, if the reaction ofthe atdi,.nce was tremen-'
kely to dons. and the cheers that greeted iins ap
feetly quiet, the dieadly pallor of his face
Ioebd? gave evidence of the danger he hliin
w I passed.
The Flying Trapeze Abomnsatlon.
The all:rt'mWtt held- out in arcrhatit' W uli
`taster whi.'h til ll it- f;ivori'it lest in -'.'in du-try
I hltluian lite imlperile dt nited not. iltilrhap . i oi:tt
E tt.ernll the |'r,.'s .o-( iolt as the p tlt . Il - , ;lor t
- tr'. peril miaty lit' e.titt-e.tC .'4l lbv hiii 4Inn of lhte
i kll. No h1t i-lative ' interf.rtcli4' wrouitl which
-hi, b d4lti:. ablel to prt'viet an adlilt ty .I- A NI
f n cIkt of pr 'slln:lI' sn'' thilti1 rom r..-t!- it hnt1o
I ilh " thli; lifle in atlv :ih'tril tha tt x ' t.er' Itl I. thit
,t I,.- of that liit wottll he atti -otrii ttobl t .h iu' wet,
i lilt(-' intii' hl't at ,1lo,'. tt o tlleti . iay oitl a w 1t1 ('
i- t! !t-il'l- ' ·tr,,- t " in'ht d a h1 iuldr'+tl th't't al1,'."'' til(' 11l4
S'the t'arth ittiks litidc .oh11 slto W ylt ('Sl
.- ltih104 dexturilrV it dlu.e alt 1, l ttion.. o f ote t
.-' -ix et, or tit otlhiT a1" tit to iizard li (f tfr
1, n|ek lbv gvr:ttiiie :atvliwd thil ratie!'r- o :1 iti
L tlhtatrt'it1 a "'4liilug alt't.t ' ' ttinll a tr' i ll' h
it ttiho. * We'' I mo4 tilt rlit o (t) b4u) t ' t:lak"
1.t ah ll GI ll' 1r1 tO elt .ilt . il.tn tl W otli l. h ,-l
IIt a ih1cte Liih, riathcr itan t iirelt.v l1lru-td. that c
d. a re r ol'4l-rI' ,trd , 4 11 l4 .ti tl tl l 1 illu1 ior.l
uI-, l till , III i .,lt f, 1i!,,!.ll S,: -.. , ' rt,.: .l" I A :*
• h h ,'r " :ti n'_ h'. i/.ty i i. ,.rtl, or h it it, tI ii '"- AN
i inn =,-' it -lllh ,t cxhi it :iU' 't lt. :ri . ., 4 (41
Al' ti '"\'ll- ,.]htl-l iow inl l tilI' w lht' l. l:. l,,aei,
il t re 'tn h rn Ii 'in ' ivt Ii (: r11'l"t I . i,
r u t. r' it) ie, t li h ( ' t bl t : ihr tir-t
.l 4iri i' vll y n, Lp ol' u"i4 " . i " og al t- qihl . "
1 4'4l rti n I l h1 e l lit t1 r llt. It 1 :i tI 1\4':11
it-( t ilr it l'i li4l''i hii ' t 'l( r a ri ! 4ll1 h h th e l . t li ,
r,'i' n-till 1i10'1' . 1i4-i4.k :l u l it4.1a' 4 i'. ' tI':l!l 4i 4 i(:t'i!
t.i 'l h t ht . t "lt ,, ille a ordl l o ii. lot l ei t i tll r i itr
ll- i i ,,, . -'till I = 'ex " .-i t1'i" th \ li'tt4 are4 ' 4 t
1ti",, ilii'iiglll i ,:; - it !1 ii\ .t 1 14 ' oili l 1-ti t 4 41 -
i t- ti l iih t I t , ll it iht'"i' t-ert l lawi, I4
Sbiiu 4 r t ' lori es. i :t I
in' r4i-". It ,- rt' t4':. 1 l a l lto p tio n o t - 111
rill 1 r4'te . i . tI\ll . t"it r " to l ' 'I V ilot i t ilt h g h -
•s@ " n t. r'* id." in tit- c • n • ,iont, .Li.t .
: hl4- diti t rn it i ,it4I i 'It'4 i : rlitt i it u:l pt'". il t• r
"" ov. I Iin " ' tth intr oist ,n h f ul s ' I, .
4 c4k1 n r i,0 to 11t( 1 -Ih4 • -t1 - -14 ti l' t-1 -Ir . . . il. "l·I R
It '. '! rt' "'mii i l lit of h'i " 1 i4'it' ] di r:l 1 1i " t
-. t r4 . irtinel tl i l v sta r . th. ' w" . :llek1 . 1l i
hmam- i ut rili nc a dle' i oit , oll. "ono ol."y I -
i int'i th t lll b hltl .lvfm nlt'ltllu. It gives "i
r4. te h is:,l to ,rlt n , it ir cai-rrie- , on to a tl
r n.t '-" idr tl rll lie te'ntrie l t e u nit eId -irtlt. tri
fIl, i The lattr country .m lem. to eXI l in il' i- Im'.- ri
tir ll- in bti l ti l: rl hr tIholen in mur drihrk iln t i r
tril a vea and ye very cld or arvppreT pretty 1
)i-' t io-slovh a re t md e =iil alt tor u sl ll c , in n
i 11 1 eri4lh , 'd ca 1l I arde * t oiri orler" to "
ow t tit t' e h'ia nd etlo ri 'he! lo .0 i tfit
ibelx- i Con'ii 'ri r, l ow ' l ttenlltld 4l' hs i.ve. to it
S iht- h-ill ir onV air :ul re annl t tll ni4 ril-'O iu- h
'rt ', hir . i the tl'l ito i trill t hie -lt, th t't t L t t- .
4Th ' '1 414'l'o o lut I' y lio4liI'l' , antr 4 m.llst prove i
s :11 a FrfC-e in i ,tnli.--t f11 r m1 ort r nal th,e 1
ted to h ason, do not change so absolut l in
to that re lridl to llovet 2 to thnei oth 'r artice tf ii
ar'-'i t dreass. otlronly f'l1;4 onte ltt le i remit n lY
t hito unwho nged for qritsve angrt. M od, com1 - o
r n pr111ti"ely, (!ut e wor i o t loteares f ro
14t.4' .- ort i ll I vl'l to lol, frolha ot1 bu.ltto- to %
S. s, the . i ltl v tyli- are i till lhel in f"i' or II
'1' it ' 1'.li " ii-i't, :ýnlc tre ',,:irl e . 'li t h 1htljl hIX44- Zr"
e thl ri s that -inh t tiel f, r n rot h , whil'l4e' t'. Ii
r', it ~ree al los s tllu tnileli tlr y ci:a le di,
iurctly posed of in out-or-the-way ( ltces , where
'lrill- i ti'lai i frlel to tr' e lt sl tt 14 ly, or notl'
1 1= glove r' ' biniill." it r ht21 i' l ' p1i flln. 1 i
of tlu- " iNo!'rae e 11h' T 1 it. 'Tphle S ae . ,i
t11e A'r novel teleg11cr nryen s'achy hts upst been 4
tlor ic4' pal(d upon bb rth toulestof i on oing rI
Scumits ana-its athe sireatuly of tilhe o rde. I t
,to Butor is to a, per t hold up ono te hig
ee- , oakf of the RIocking bulht.it i, a ill' t -
i 'rva-t loves are marte t i ltriy. es"lrp ,-i'lttv t :14i
it tl- aItiplie .a the hitrellt plrt of the 'itl i h
hie iln thi e tobnh of nacln of hl. It i.jr to be
thit ll aced an ap itfrthe colhation of
.wisri gl rifoith. fcaims thletl these ao t
:riaItd lo til'ts, lnd lt very gooi.d and merys pretty d
leirh hih-gloves ahre charde awithltrs tlicae it
utn~4 and that th r ldha t c uL stioyle " towreto -
Sofkin ution gt th e oth p er, tly. complete ciruit
r n a .i aderin by the fctriiend tatu.e aIo
ntlat, be rclw it i lnon, furprotnoe that t ine to
Si, the illiroundtlp are tnntll im ort( into
1 ltl Egld froi. Whethler "m1 e inhey ntor'
vures thie riU s sonli dt hane so ar solu the in
te regard to gloves of to ant other arti0cle orod
ren. ot only di.I thne style lattermain
rdhanged f otr quite releng plathta, tcoi
rtlltie , Ino t done, hotver imposible itfrom
itr. -ty gloves to l. g, few.o a1oe button to
Six, the o mun styles re stilln helmed iut as
F ithtl awaLe the Ist of te Preid1 vert
m otertilly as it dTen plany o th e uh e
for '. scoud "est," and sllct electricity at
0 p-or icts tha; ermld a fair profit wheile thno
e Hons, -E.
'', s p lesa ]o t eroticus Citie can. d -
poe p.teof ih -oghe-say p oeswre
to t oxtralsiven l t it ao. trt a afel i ih , to be,
ai e r inelt letclari ms thatn tresete ora.
Aw t ovet fil teahae h eatm ofrtllh-eai juds n
lied fcrotwhe h upsinly chrbogh l toueles trtc it
aihind hat the llesint of ho resid to
rtoln iatoil atk aola r The ca of o lthe inrut
o is n t erellt ma natupon Thee hahear
nimerous bieronle howev, cut deep into
the stone. The le of the ruins, alikea
a e to thee t seC,. e ofPti 1iM pa rn~i .
LIpn F o i teacsl oftlelietah b oer
plhaexwtanve satans.r h n
materIalty, caimssthat Itde away th t t
which ott wiglye rha l ly wit bektrtity
al nnihit the immli ertican or Cemplomt oof
an d pn. coored Iprscns w1,tIn te knandaries. It
Sirthlg ic namle Ily de lactrng that either thep
Iki, te.L Contiptution. t ile i' tesutatesor thst
taohe of Inzons thoud, be l tered; and athrnd
him safe than upset te ctire countr, Indilaes
ttrement has d is interetdl ryolverd to aidpst tie
h.his twlve feetr lthrncav. o'al pl
as -Itil aryin a re t o wals oa huises ti~ed
he na or m ies dithlr the Crsac in trmoe urs-i
ree-harmy.frstdyrov( oflo~ h
USEFUL SLUGGETION C R.1
IVtR.nevR:Rn Initrie acid pollhtes the :tir ed with
. by its vaporsF. a:1 ill sundllrly lbrateile'" of ii- ,... ''1h
deitry. all: ijjariols ese'quiiecis ta i hi" I have ju
Shvi:llatel ib tle free ue of amuonia. Thile
vapor oft tile latter, combining with that F;rT 1:
oft 1ie Ilntri aci1. formnn a eenDpounld .layne's
which is inodorous alll inocuous.
A NrEW use of paper is that of tonning Tr n
it into window-slhutters. which are said ti
t. ftil -proof. TIhe paper pulp, while1
wet, is preostd over a thin sheet irs '..r itt
",lte,. whit'h. ,ivtes body to the shutter. siun.
: hileti the exterior form is obtained from I
the itoulel in which it i- prssed. Tit
t('ovr1E of canned article' r hould "
I, ot that who they bhy a two xunitl atI Titi i.
of fruit they get 21 ounce:. can ale al .odl- IP lun.
ttet it inel h:1'. Itow onie epoundll leteei aa
h.alf, inecling folir ounces of till, n :lll'le"L Ie
r t ho sytieries' known only to tLaltiliuore' iis A
Scane'-." '1'hi- is one of those fratl- siun.
that conuiners lhotul stallp out inl short 'Tlig A
eor ter, by reftitg to purchasi:e c:ats ite- .sua.
I't - the " w"ight 2 poiund net for a 2 rY rl
l'pound cn. i Sun.
A u:GtNT writer-we know not who- I .
t "i: ,Tf there's any one thing : more ,Sun,
l tlrifill 'h i another 'iie a ga:dllen ef
t w heat tl ht t git l ',is a e tatil girlt. with Ti it
t suloutllciit eon her hi:eul. o wide and ca-t !Ue.
illeriUs that o h:ave to get right squaiire 'iat
ine fere le'r atiel pretty nte".L her to .ee t-e. N. Y
ti, e 1'. u El, u'll : I chetit el r.f ti re reillt 'he
i there if she is at tll acenstotel to garden-ii
wal, Ial tlnd works. 'of hyicially, therel itll ' Tl
Sle . . no ithi ll hiette r fotr eltighters. atil i11 its tir
cie-eci fer many wiv "r, than to take coul l teeo
l '" Pcr Ni atetl t: i e o e f te. h sittllect ti. t
ttio'el'. of purifyineg water-a tact whie"i tIne
t e i l l e , t e,' g. ereally knittii. ta- i
il,- ... -po itf l of l vle,'rizel l: i tIt sprinkle..I e,,
eel iet . a ihog-heal, ol water the' w:Lte'r sir- i.e-t 1
Ce i atit the aiuei time) will, alter a tiw eietl
e. hetitre, y prect'ilpitatlili to lthe hottolll thli. t. :
e intlmre paretiele". seo puirify it that it will :eletl
,:l Ie fellnl ti Io)e)  itss t nearlyT thil 'r.itcs I
i' tlid chirllet- of the lie's-t spLring water. e "r
urr 1
º I" p iell cfnl, COltaiini(: liter gallolns. ay em at ,
, I.rr th.. following manner: 'el petaiolllls of TI I.i
"her Atin l IU y aii iegeof sar of t lea' o, t-t
ter
erof aluh. ihlee. is then drawn oil and i ixe' t '
te: rwith 1e' I galbons of wa c ltet.in whicl a l'tt il
alit i inh-"las hac been dissolved. When wtilil
ihcvr litpe 1,i thwe git. areil drOieed and tittir eda . rli
x: re e dli-othti lie wirtwie ( w.ter ltle aui tiresi, ler
Teht Tiat lih ntiit-tuec r.-Th1 tintll thet onrecit- l .
to at eneP Proce kss of (leaning Ilothe-- 'f ly
)'v)"r y dle-eripnion, aloll p. r e. with r:hbing. 1 trll)
:tut! indngltlIi llb.g. saves Melt the labor t"41
an lols ustch le.t i s than the 1ordiinry. TI ter
p rlCe-s. Tia'e 2 miner s of spirits of bert "r-"
ie P'.rtine nilor n otleollt of anl ounc of e rt e
it a peit of ;:&ilm, n i, and ix well rwo- oil :i li t"
S de't'.hen put theit mixture into a ,ual 1ci'
iel of i aril watfr. l w hich halt' a pound oflittle
i in. ltlh Ith t !ltgity of haai eal p Ila Ihi"en dii - wl.,
or)es olv il. Into this ft- clothes are tunseis- wa
is i- ed during the night, anti the next day ae
iVnto I 'in dirt, t and inee ' li , d i l liti-lis tlo ',e t
eta-' , ervedl. To mnake the spirits of u ::1 a
was n. ammnouilac. dissolve sal anummoniac il h2
isale. per cent alhrolc.i er
ipoly -Various powders. A-.. placed in till:
teVL a'eV Prees e tlcacl ii't, l-'ecwth rtevhhi', e4 t
liiin ,.I b g: or ori:ýimentedl envelop:., are aoreel - a.n
ierell'.i, efaLe eetiidee -t llrt.irit-eifieltr
e at pllil. to seill oand afilli of eon omitlc or tIi
ives llloths as thy are packed away in drawell -
I. t . r. heypreven extit oths. i'or tele lio
tates. 1rig-root, one quarter pound of ground
,tc, eid bean orle rhounce vltmilnsh a lal, puone-half i
ire'tty dh' Ian grait mulil k two drop.ell otto ofae- I
's ina m .nds mitx ihlt a ll by siftillr through a Ti
Sto course teve. Thi s eils one lof te bel t sach
ive to he ets.pillowe es aind towhe' deliiously.
nino e For lavender powder. take one poted of
Sinto por'e'rve' lavender, onke tiquarter poundiri of ri
are gtun benzoin. and quarter of an ounce of a
pirve itto of lavender. iovo r patchoull, use one
Sth e h alf pound patchouli. This herb is often
ly in sold in its natural state as emorted, and
ele of is tied up in half-pound bundtes, sandal
mainoly w-Variouo sachet powder is good&., acnd consistsk
com- eof wood ground 'ine. Cedari , ant' whent
from ground:il forms a boh n for other achet
ti e sl ii rti be a pl'hin ce r tet hnttit hi t ell
Lou to woois. and will ken O moths at a distance.
favor Dried fennel, when ground,is awaylso used ra
le the for this._ lpurpov.it ilitih-. 'or lio- r
tie a. tro I WiE'r, take o the aluri a uinel of nor
ates..i ri-riett., one qtlarter pouted 1 fgroItet
eroe leaves. two ouellces l-e. elew'erl lhioneqit
lriit boeant on ounte vnmi la it lmei, on-half.
li ietlu t iu itoll by statilthi therouelh anT
r tho e hih've. Thi. i.n ne of t¶'ee bet iceh
et s ever atide, Bad l rfutnea s tahclelthles,
For rlveiid'r powhiders ea ke of o lnlte, and i
intponwhreel ltventer, Couhitiurter potntiof and
argtun thn zoint and p ,ruartein sof an ounce ofin
venott of lavetlder . n a or pateteui, use o ne
iset half olued patchOlii. Tiha herb is often
lps micold ita o its oaftl thste as nporteel, anrt
,rourt ul wroq vitelr, aont e fotr obur soathes
e tow o aer. aer.d wil ketpioth es at a disthenee.
ar l)rled fennel, wnihen round, a airo used fp r
irci te a-g. and dathboutnd nttem is liked
di r the feer tiets purpose. o
torders Tlta CONTie Y ndTIo TOi Bp E Ipti.r It.K
r thei c otrcFnet-For th h ee rneof Lung Di,
Sre:es itat one eoireelykow whicv to .ine.
r ot lr wet el eonideee le thAlehr ieienl rofh
t erties; bus t srrienal e lla3lel atinde caoesa
the h meigh order and xtraordihary eie atev ols
Al teery 'Ltnmg Balsam. that we are compebltel
to hairearod erh emvidenes o oudr semae neo
er ot dnCLrtly slt ter rnd iocueh and te colde and
thias lITTER-eheOe Motieter t 'ontIftSol, we
thi "iitoct hrelearte a nlrfe and certaine
adt ure that is hnow efoarn te tp e mic. i
vFor al by all Mediutite Dealers.
brt aEXTRAORDINARY Ct'atys.--We havrealde
N&Ios, many aeteona of the extobaore _na ry oeored
tob by DR. WALKRgteI CALn'ORNCA VIxutlt
o s rretts, which have e, ed lucredibe .
4 We rer inclined trelivs themt, as conym
iiggeof those who vouch ire theM are persoatns
e it.whorloe veracity we can gloo rat ter. The
te ow newspaperos teem with teeienonald ows this
Sulcharacter an there im an aior on hrtonu
c lril anti of trdtth about them whieh can
din-the VeNa;Ait nMsTeRS oIvther oh
1or er AhtE.LErAveR and Towic preparations. It
er int contaius nonue of the burrniag Audw with
wihoan moat advertised Bitrs are inmprt.g
to teatetl. It cantof create Feover. Instad
ie hot to const n the rb doctors, ha t coWncltlded.
ur It i well hnown that Alcohol, even of the
Iutah urest derimeoutii wellke ind nstionen
houi 'thme tomheh ntted of br hani itad Is,
tticdinary Bitters and Thnetures on mte weak
eIn d n nerine ever flamed digestive ogan. Vi.
ed -Git. BITmae, on the other had Sotes
buthe stomach, is one oilthe miet trrile e
tea pro- and elax the bowelsc. T. Wdtl
nt is a reguao r lhysi an, rImd is rriemed iest
avs. It te Joyust as much authorlty as poor vitamdl
rr t tn < .na yive wunlo the utl tres a
irr himrl affeci of t. he fl ert boottly. of eAf -
N lo t tihny tae t ' disti-:ndt eor, fora IT it, ubon
'her. E - nt to tmthe grW a
mles. tores daily thiein icetorwl bi uecta nmeeao
F I
i .R AN IItRITATEID TIIROAT. ('OC il! or
(old. " JIrotrr's ronefhitl Trdti s" are ofer
eid with the fullest eoniidence in thelir rtli:a
.-y. They maintain the gooIl rpeputatioi they I
have juetly :aclquiredi.
4-.T IhiIu OF A iCOLD AT ONI 1 Iby u'Iing tar.
.Ilvne's gErpectlorant, a certain cure for all Pul
ninary and 1irnnMcal Atflrtion-,
TU.n WEILY SU .
nSaly it a ase. I tIe.
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TogI fIsT MARKET itREPORTSt in the Wr.kl3 N. Y.
I Sun. a paes. $1 a ya:r. eatul your fil:r.
i Tll. ll-T ('ATTr.F. RnIlntr- in Ihe Wet.iekl N. Y. ,
Sun. a page. $i a y ar. .senttd your l)Ilur. I.,
t' T"sK Ie T PAltl. ill Every -Rlt.snC.-TIhe W.ily ,
i' N. Y Sun. pIages. *1 a yetar. S-td y}our Ittllar.
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f it the lte woid. rftl " ev l. iIflein itt ott one .fi t in - I
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t - 1 int a-t o'.t t- itin t rtr , -it u. . . lihh b .t ::::- ,
•, t; i |" .,w Neul ,ireted ffort- ii : , ,
I- rIIf-l it- of a nulLwr of lil-r.El alu c ,111- i."
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t:. t,' II terL -tI oflth, re"al: r frtl |,the tir t' l p I :ni : h ,'.
il' L "i. I t hll,- w ,cl I I, n at irl" Isla-rl.u c· tr ilat -, :,ii
'r. -tl rt:sittiiing d,-e.rilp iou ,f -,an ," of it.' wodr- r
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-ee. \'., a sp-u imen (,,,fly fre'., or ,,1,H llr :a :t't .
uh-rript," t" " T. .1. 1;l.31. 1:1l, Mhlwauk,' ,
-I T. a--.ti- war cloti..... at t.he , t nt4li .,: t i
:' I .,f the 0 1,1 season Is ohly atn a t of (o'win on pr;.
1ir thnce. It-ll t sowl:'lthing more than this i1s ft ',ilrT "
li to lit the thody l a state iof detti-ut" a;gia st hI ,
11' e ta!trchlug:tlnl, sphnere of wt ut,.r. Iet.up hlas A t e-
Iite pore--ll;;t , ttttion the vtit al torltltns tnid tlhe aIn i - 'i
It - ri s . The attltnlltl t of lif t I p wer lairn ant of tith - -
t| irn? et of is by the .hillfr . . . rapon. ,
ht'l . , l'ntlly load the air at this lp.rit :t of ti - ) Iar I " f 1
stery iesiderable, aind to Ithe wea.k niI la.e ih ,
( l- ltheu y arL tlreui tly delett riiiut. 'ti pri t.t- th.t 1e
ittf is tt lag iinst I their etl!i.ts, hI tii 'l i tr. I llts ) .
i r to eli . r -gulated ar.1 re nf.r red, :o wella 1.4 !h"- aI
itir etd outtwartly ly appropriate llarlents. T' il -
:lly  etial 'cers ie is moree safely and salt-Ifat'l-d!ly a,'
It lr- r..wpllsils -I by the d sity uleos nosti tter'.S terin ':, iii
Sof i i't'-r than by al.y ther liallllt within l ti prt . r -
l 4)- itiof iit, " ltr al sti ce. The slel here Itat r el ,"i I.
tIl i In introt ertiblt as a eul, ntstiratlon l ii latheilat
i -ee. N% t. ly ! 1sp.ftei It. It 1 is A i :iliter iof iu -
mtan heltief ait of getieral recortl. Hfre tl, ,-i ir e
d i-llht lot- reste'i; but the pethltu, natt;rally len hor:u'.
l walitll s to know w hy thy fata lluls rtlý'lt he .pc: i.
411" I no far aheaid iof all other ite.ticti-.. iof its .-Iss.
F".4 This r-aon.Oikll arttil ly eat lie r.adilly grat!ilh I.
; rha Th l !itters co.iprise t11,h'e hiportant el emt.n t , t iz:
i, .timulant, a tol ic, an spi , ,hnt, au-d a h11 ,, . it.
I prent. tach of these cit oontimtt. tas well a-I
,.ach of tlh other suburlhiate lug:**dintns. Is the
purn I atiti tItt. of Its kIltd. lh.y are itrop oriltn
I ta el In actordancei with a fortimula that has it-ien lit
-ilk ice f.r twenty years, andI operate hiartittltotiusly
rtr anid sinmulltanolitly. len-:ce the ultfortiu IlCeis of
Sfor the maedicine.l
ia L THN wrltln to advertrllers piesrr mention tie
Iname t -ti4 --par.
01utlA GHALLEIGE
I-i- IL exteanded to the World
r To place befcre theubllc itw tt Cc ogh or Lunu
1 ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM.:
1111 I warranted to break np the most trnhlinnhm
1 t14i of "-.luti I sit lltretllshl v iti mr e Pllna . T",r- t1i iti. rtitlt.
nco of Iv.ttall show/ mlare eidernl C f reia iH:l:'lltlhla
et lt il 51.t (I .\M for curingColi ullliuu , Cun g!l, - ul.ls,
O l t.- La ua, ICroup.cts.
often It Aets en the Kidneya!
, anti It Acts on the Liver!
sd l Which makes it more tlhan. ( oilgh Iemetldy
when LATEST EVIDENCE.
ischet What well known Dralggtll of Trennesce
ttnce. nay abot Allen's Lung Bllaam.
Ped IIr fnlPiitELDt Te.nn., Fltt. .F 1~,.
liked (;IEt LEME-: ith'-t"' al-Ip tSn oix diz. A.ýI 'f-r l.,tlilg
t.ktlh.t. We hliave ntl a botttlitn tlle sito-i. It I -9
fu sr t,-t. poi:'ai beta In itvhl i:lr l3itinll ye Lus. i
We c Itiia jt what we say. V .r ris T , i. ,
tlf ,!; &TALI ". I SE1.
o li'' What the Doecteor ay.
I prop ls. Wilson & Wardt. Physclans and Drun.lts,.
s* wr'o fr aumi pm lsAllnl LuTng Balam. and It ells I
itebiid rilidllY. We are Iprticf~lg, ph'tyiciall.t as well at
yId, end Iyina do net rertmntend a medicne which hars
on, we merit ; what they rsa abiut
rertail AI.A'S LUNG BALSAM
Can le tken ans afaet. Let alt attlcted tit It at once
and tc couvlined of Itireai aierita. ii Li fartaltaait)
tl he iiUlt delicate child.
ere It Coluah no epilum iu Any oerm.
tdibe. le not deerived. ('Cll fur ALLE'S LUNG BALe
lltny .SAS., anld take no othti.
IOr80sos hotetio n yecompma n each bottle.
l J. H. ARRIS & CO., Cicinmati,0,
h caOPRITOIS.
iriority g'Sld y anrll Medlne D ealers
r ot AGENTS WANTED FOR
1 Pot FOWLER]'S
Insted GI6EAT WORK
of the On nhoodeman abod t their tater-rela
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mitone n __Lka r s..SLlpertMetii sel.aE u t, w or. and
and is, our n " tinrlIL lbniL3. with 45 Itllirlloan.
ejnd fort" plf an ad lnrms. Adtrensa NA
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