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OTriLlOHT BOORS.
nr Mits. n. i. lswis.
New tatlind Farmer.
Tl luniet honr when all It still,
Save breeeei whispering from the hill,
And the low hum ot Insect life
Wherewith this welcome hour Is rife
lilke dream too fair for longer stay
The light and glory fade away.
The Tceper notes ot many a bird
From out the darkling woods are heard;
And the near rlrer't rippling flow
Blends with the tongs that come and go
la the hushed air so clear, so bright,
Scarce touched with shades of coming nlsht.
The busy, changeful world ot care
Seems lost In this diviner air;
And while hope slumbers, memory llres,
And from Its choicest treasure gives;
And grtet Is soothed as falls the calm
Of twilight peace Ukeheavenlybalm.
Oh precious be on that comes to all,
God's blessing at the daylight's fall,
Hlch recompense for weary hours,
Renewal sweet ot wasted powers,
We lay upon thy shrine the meed
Of hearts that love, of souls that need I
WASHISHTOS 1KY1X0.
Notts) Abont the Charming Author.
8. 'W. Oakey in the March Bcrlbner.
In tho summor of 18S2 Washington
Irving roturnod to America. Tho ex
citement produced by his coming and
the enthusiostis recoptlon ho had wero
unexpected te him, and I think gave
him oxtromo ploasuro. Tho dinner
given to him in Now York, at which
Mr. Ducr epoko with so much elo
quence, was an unequalod ovation.
He passed somo days at my father's,
in Boston. Ho was a very different
looking person from tho ono I had cx
poctod to -aco. Ho was short, Btout,1
and drcessd in a tight suit ot black,
-with a wig; but his boautiful eyes and)
dcllghtlul snillo and his expression of
bonovolonco and sweetness gavo a pro-!
"vailing -charm.
Tho meeting between him and Mr.
.Newton ustuart Newton), who was,
with us, was pathotio. They embraced
4tnd4ii33cdliko Frenchmen, and almost
Mr. Irving was shy , and quiot, as 1
beliovo ho always was among stran
gers. 'Ho foil asleep aftor dinner,
Many i persons camo in tho ovoning.
Tho next morning Mr. Irving, .Ur.
Nowton and I drovo out to Fresh a?ond.
We at upon tho banks, and in 'this so
oial-lntercourso ho was delightml, as
ho over was to mo afterward. He rand
Mr. .'Newton talked and laughed ovor
'0ld-sccno3 and evonts with wit, humor
iand, pathos; talked of Peter Washing
ton's older brother), Jekvil, (Fowoll,
and othor old friends, and I am fortt
mate in being ablo to recall -such a
'morning.
iln 11849, when dining with us in
INow York, Mr. Irving told us no was
on1 tho dock when the first exporimcnt
was mado with Fulton's steamor. The
crowd lookod on with breathleso iater-
ost.'but as tho boat moved oC evvoico
was heard saying:
Sho may go very well for a ittme,
ibuteive mo a good sloop,"
Mr. Irving was a great lovor. of mu
miIo a tender, not a knowing lover of
it; ho-know nothing of tho technique
llthavo seen him shed tears at aballad.
.Ho enjpyod hearing GUles, tho famous
vloloncollo player at that time; and
onoo, in speaking of hint, the color
rose i to his faco and ho exeIaimed:"Ah
iUsxleUghtfull Ho is a Gne follow. I Ho
plunges down and seizes a fat -semi
breve by the tall and brings it vrrjg
filing .up."
Irving's lovo for children .and .pa
tienoo with thorn was very great, --and
oneo oallcd forth from a woman whoao
restless children he had amused w&llo
traveling, this groatful common t:
Many thanks, sir, for your good
ness; it is plain you aro tho father, of
a largo lamlly."
Washington irving's career lis -so
familiar to every Amorlcra that
it
would ibo useless to saytnoae of 'him
but tho lovo, affection, and 'tender
interest ho inspired can only be known
by tkoso who have lived among ihia
friends.
Anolcnt Works m New Merle.
Now Mexico, is perhaps tho most
noted country in tho world for research.
Tho historian, the wealth seeker, and
the "carious" can hero find a rkahdold
and reward for thoir labor. Tho Abo'
and Gran Qulvlra counties are poshaps
the mostironowned in tho Territory for
resoarch. In itho formor there aro-evl-,
donees of great volcanlo eruptions
which overwhelmed cities and buried
tko inhabitants in ashes and lava long
ages ago. Itda.ovidcnt that these poo
plo, who are .parhaps older than tho'
Aztecs, were prosperous race, with,
notallttlo advanoo in civilization, aa'
rtho Abo ruins in tho Manzana moun-!
itains indicate; alao-aomo indications of;
ifino art; rude figuros.and tho images of
animals being found .upon tho interior
of tho walls of the -structures beneath
tho dobris.
It is evident
that this non-historic
race wero see
aftor minoral, and
evidences alsi
tbat minoral was
obtained by
there (being
l ia paying quantities,
fttjuiairy old smel-
tars and oo
ralag founer near Abo.
Hece mines aro found with itho timbers
so rotten with age tiutfgroat difficulty
is experienced and duar incurred in
the old akafta, whoro skofts aro form
ed. Ono of oar informant gave as bjs
bellof that .either the flow of laraor
falling leaves nd dust had filled many
of tho shafts up, and tho sand, earth
and loaves so completely covered tko
ground that great caro is required to
find thorn, with but one or two excep
tions the Mount of tho Holy Cross (so
named) being about tho only ono that
could bo easily discovered.
Ono specially was found whoro hu
dust had Ailed itleeelwith tho earth,
man bands 01 lava or' falling leaves and
era
Sexist
thin
thfltulsu
rm oi
no shaft Wing discernible, and wild
not biwt been found, perhaps, htcd not
an cM trail been diseovored. This was
dag into, and at a depth oi twelve foot
n man could, in places, thrust his arm
in up to tho cltow between tho granito
walls ol tho mine and tho earth whloh
filled tho old shaft. Tho mineral, un
like our White Oaks country, docs not
seem to outcrop, but seems to bo deep
In tho earth; no float having boon found
as yet except near tho shalts or around
tho old smelters. On tho eastern slops
of tho Manzana mountains no quartz
has bocn fouud excopting in a very
burned and blackened condition. This
part of tho country will porhaps yield
immenso mineral wealth in time, and
further developments and prospecting
aro awaited with great intorest to
many.
Tho walls of somo of tho old ruins at
Abo are six foot of solid stone lime
and red sand tho walls in places are
yet six foot in height and in a state of
perfect porsorvation. In tho ruins aro
found vessels of various doslgns and
slees mado of pottery somo ropro-
sontrig birds and animals. Stone
hanwnors aro lound hero, but no indi
cations that sharpedged tools wero used
in this ancient period. In digging
down ono place tho remains of an old
aqueduct was found, which was proba-
bly uaed, as in tho present day, by tho
Moxlcans for supplying tho inhabitants
with water
A MARVELOUS STOKf,
Y Man Strangely Afflicted with (ncoruntn.
Hobert Nolson, of Rochester, N. Y.,
has for somo tlmo past boon known
among his intimate personal friends, as
bolng n filleted to a peculiar and unusual
dogreo with insomnia. It was stated
that for several months at a tlmo ho was
in tho habit of going without sleep
whothor from inclination or necessity
was not ascertained. Thcfects seemed
sufficiently marked to warrant an in
vcstlgatlon, and so was sought at his
residence. Mr. Nelson, who is frank;
nnd gontlomanly, was surprised that ho
should bo brought into nowspapor no
torloty. "I did not say," oxplalnod
Mr. Nelson, "that I had ovor boon wluV
out sleep for four months. But last
summor I baa no sleop whatovor during
any of tho succeeding 'days or nights
in moro than Ihroo months. I had no
object in remaining awako so long; that
condition was the reversoof what I de
sired. In fact my frionds iworovery
anxious about mo and feared that tho
seemingly unnatural 'condition' I was in
might dovclop into .physical or mental
dorangomcnt. I took all sorts of remo
dies, except morpbinooripoison,' but all
to no effect. Thoro -was -noi-general
breaking down, lossof appetlto or any
illness as n result -of Dhls long' wakeful
ness, but I had bard'boadaches, as I al
ways do periodically. Asido from this
I felt tip-top. I worhod every- day at
my trade, that of a houso-bullder. My
appetite was ncveribotter. 'But I could
not sleep at ail, night or day. (I didn't
try very hard to sleep, for the truth is,
I din't fool sleepy or drowsy. tl went to
bed at night as usual but I 'hoard tho
clock strike ovory 'timo till morning,
and my mind was as activo and full of
thought as if I had 'been up and at work
all night. There was not a momont of
that forgotfulneee or unconsciousness
peculiar to sleep. Tot strango as it
may soom, I really voetod and kept
fresh and strong. Sly oyes wero not
blood-shot. 1 did not lose iflesh, and
nobody but my wife and othor intimate
acquaintances would have known, if I
had not told them, that I did not sleep
as long and sound as any of them
I feel somo peculiar sensations when
I havo been without sleep for weeks or
months. For instance, men seem ten
times furthor off, when I soo thorn from
a littlo distance than thoy really
aro. Tho funny part of it is.ithat
a man looks as tall as a small liberty
pole when I seo him just far -enough off.
Thon thoro is another peculiar senso-
tlon connected with my system. on-such
occasions. When I was walking on tao
house-tops last summer, after any long
sleeplessness, I folt constantly as a man
does when he is raised rapidly from tho
ground as if I were ascending rapidly
in a balloon or olovator, or, perhaps, as
a man might fool if ho could fly. ' Mur
ing my longest period of sleeplossnoss
tho only thing that will make mo
drowsy is to stir around in a brisk or
cold wind, and thon como into a warm
room and settle down. I oan awaken
a person in my houso at any hour of tho
night that ho may deslro to catoh a
train, or loavo his bod for any other ob
joct. If I wero asleep nights I could not
havo dono-suoh things as those, but I
havo demonstrated my wakefulness bo
irepeatouly "that nobody who know mo,
or, knows anything ot mo, doubts it in
,V lnnaf "
A young laly entered a well-known
ocsinoss house, with a rather shabby
looking book in her hand. She put the
book on a couruior and turned her back
on It, as a man camo from tho opposite
6id of tho room, isaying, "Aro you be
ing waited onf" Now why is it that
the man and the book aro identically
the saaef Because ono is tho book be
hind b(g and the other is tho book
binder.
Kfet many months eSoco a distinguish
ed senator from Now Eagland, bolng a
littlo annoyed by one of Senator Ed
munds' proposed amendwonds, remark
ed to ono of tho brother senators that ho
would bet 960, if tho truth could bo
known, that whon Senator Edmunds'
mother first undertook to teach him the
Lord's prayer, he bounoed up on hor
knees uid offered as Amendment to it.
Fain in tho baok can bo pormfinprjljy
cured by Dbj's Kidney Pad. ,
ItUSfUAJi VT01EN.
The Vart Female Havo Flayed In the Bit-
tory of the Empire!
Women have played an important
part in Russian history, says tho Phila
delphia Record, from Olgo, a wise and
ablo ruler of tho embryo empire in tho
mlddlo of the tenth century, to Catha
rlno II., whoso long and brilliant rolgn
of thirty-four yoars, ending In 1790, ex
hibits her as tho most successful sover
eign of Russia stnoo Peter tho Great
It was Sophia, a ntoco of Constantino,
tho last Byzantlno Emperor, and wifo
of Ivan III., who, toward tho close of
the fifteenth century, caused her impe
rial spouso to introduce tho arts of civil
isation into tho almost barbarous roalm.
Tho good Queen Anastnsla, first of tho
royal Romanoffs, is rotated to have ox-
erclsod tho most beneficent influonco
over hor husband, Ivan tho Terrible
Tho Grand Duchess Sophia, hall sister
of Peter tho Great, was a singularly
ablo and ambitious woman, and her ad
ministration ea Princess Regent, though
brlof, marked a notablo epoch in tho an
nals of her country. Catharine I. and
nftorwards Anna, in tho first half of tho
eighteenth century, wero weak enough
to allow themselves to bo controlled,
not u nil to many malo rulers, by persons
of tho opposlto sex, and thoy may bo
regardod rathor as administrative fig-
uro.hends than otherwise Ellaboth,
who reigned fiom 1740 to 1762, was an
empress in fact as well as in namo.
Sho dethroned her immediato predeces
sor after ho had been tho nominal head
of tho nation for about aycar. During
horToIgn tho Gorman party was de
prived of the unduo influence it had ac
quired only to nbuso it; tho senate was
restored to tho power assigned to it by
Petor tho Groat, her father, and her ca
rocr was altogothor worthy of hor illus
trlous origin. Her successor, Peter
III., was, by a noteworthy repetition of
'history, dothroncd by his gifted and en
ergetic consort, who, as Catharine II.,
entered upon a reign whoso splendor of
nchiovomonts and sagacity of govorn
mental methods comparo favorably with'
tho caroor of anv monarch tho world
has ovor seen.
Literary Faolllty.
Dr. Johnson's "Rassolas" was written
in a week to defray tho cxponscs of
his mother's funeral. Sir Waltor'Scott's
rapidity is ono of the marvels of litera
ture; ho wrote literally as fast as tho
pen could move, and when he dictated,
his amanuensis could scarcely 'keep
paco with him. Tho original 'manu
scripts of the Wavorly novelsimay still
bo seen; they are frequently formany
pages undeformed by a singlo blot or
erasure. Bockford's "Vathok" was
composed by tho unbroken 'exertion of
threo wholo days nnd two whole nights,
tho author supporting 'himself (during
his unnatural vigil (by copious draughts
ot wino and what adds 'to tho wonder
is that tho work was written inrFrench.
Mrs. Browning's '&ady 'Goraldino's
Courtship," a poom of groat length In
a peculiarly difiioult metre, wos com
pleted In twelve houro, while tho prln
tor was waltfag to put it into typo. Sir
Walter Seott; tells ius that Mloklo tho
translator of tho Luslad," and tho
author of the bcautifnl ballad which
suggested the romanoo of 1 iKcnll worth' '
frequently dfcponsod with manuscript
altogether, aod "set up" his .poems
himself, "hot from tho brain." Most
of our Elizabethan 'dramatists wero re
marknblo for tho ease and rapidity with
which thoy wrote. 'Ono of them,i01d
Hoy wood, was tho author, "part or en
tire," of 230 plays. It is interesting to
know, as wo know it on the best author
ity, that Shakespearo himself wielded
a very facile pen. "tHis mind and
hand," say the editors of thoifirst folio,
"went together, and what ho thought
ho uttered with that easiness that wo,
havo scarco received from him a blot on;
his papers."
nOTIONS OP THE FIHH'JT SET"
Mcndovl, (Wis.) Duffulo Co. Herald.
Mr. W. H. H. Amidon, ono of tho
first settlors in tho town of Gllnsantown,
Wis., and ono of tho most industrious
and hard working men in tho county,
has been very soverrly troublod with
rheumatio pains duirng tho past few
years, so much so at times, that ho was
disabled from performing manual labor.
Learning of tho wonderlul cures eft'ect-
Lcd by tho uso of St. Jacobs Oil bo pro
a cured a few bottles and experienced im-
mtuiato relict. Many others ot our
acquaintances havo used it and express
thomsolves as highly gratified, with I ho
relief it has affordod them. This
liking of medicines can bo bought every
nvhere. Young Man Don't bo Helped.
r. l'rlmo has vory little sympathy
iwasto upon young men who get
thflr -education by forced loans from
rolasvos. Ho says to an earnest young
follclv who wants an education, but
cannot afford to pay for it:
(Ftin too rr rF f Vin nnur la fVi mil
po look about and seo who will help you
to polit. That is not the right way.
Lookmbout and soo what you pan do to
helD lourself. Grind vour own ax.
fuppoB yourself by honorable industry
and eafn your bread while you Improve
the odds and ends of time In study.
When you get something ahead, use it
to support yoursolf wbllo you learn.
Ton thousand mon aro now serving
their gonoration with usefulness and
honor who never askod anybody to
grind an ax for them."
This Is very senslblo advice. Tho
young men of this country, as a rule,
are helped altogether too much. If
they havo the right stuff in thorn thoy
can got tho education thoy need with
out begging or borrowing.
Cincinnati trlib OltUm,
Mr. John Miller, of 64 West Fifth
street, tells us that ho was curod by tho
uso of St. Jacobs Oil of a complicated
oaso of rheumatism of ten years tfand-)
lug.
SandaySchool Convention.
Preparations aro already being mado
on a liberal scalo for tho International
Sunday-School Convention, which is to
meet in Toronto on tho 22d of June.
Herotoforo theso conventions havo been
composed of delegates from thl? coun
try and Canada; but now tho invitation
is to bo uxtendod to all who will como
from tho othor nations of tho earth, in
cluding tho most distant. Tho presenco
of somo foreign brethren will add to the
intorest of tho convention, and thcro is
not much danger that enough of them
will bo prosonttomonopol.'zo thospocch
making to such an extent as to shutout
tho natives of this continent. Tho gen
eral subject to bo discussed by tho con
vention will bo "Tho Now Century in
Sunday-School Work" tho motto being,
"Forgotting those things which aro bo
hind, and reaching forth unto those
things which aro boforo."
No I.aad On Which tho Nun
Kihlaen
roiscttes greater natural advantages than
our own, hut there are portions of the crcat
grain-bearing Weet and fertile South where
atmospheric influences prejudicial to health
militate against them. In some degree, as
places ot residence. Ilcavy rainfalls and the
o vet flow ot great rivers, which upon their
subsidence leavo dank vegetation cxpoecd to
the rays ot the sun, there beget malarial fe
vers, and there also the Inhabitants are peri
odically obliged to use some medicinal safe
guard sgalntttbescourgo. The must popular
Is Kostctter's Stomach Bitters, a preventative
that has for over a quarter of a century af
forded reliable protection to tfaoso whom ex-
Jerlenco la the futility of ordinary remedies
or fever nnd a cue, has taught to substitute
for them. Whether Intermittent or remittent,
mlasmattc fevers are conquered and averted
by this superb aa'.l-pcrladlc and fortifying
medlclao as they ere by no other preparation
In use. Use it, and abandon Impure local bit
ters. "Lend mo you cars,'" quoted a Chi-
nnrrn nt-nlni. mil n. winkr.fl St. T.nllla
man wno was present saiu it was a uig
OmteiYtl Women,
None rccclvo so much benefit, and none are
so profoundly grate-Oil ana tnow eucn an In
tercet In recommending Ho; Hitters as wo
'men. It Is the onlyrcmeuy peculiarly adapt
ed to tho tnsuv Ills the sex Is almost unlver
sally subject to. Chills and fever, Indigestion
or deranged liver, constant or periodical sick
headaches, weaknets In the hack or kidneys,
naln In tho shoulders and different carts o(
tho body, a feeling of lassitude and despond
ency, are an reauuy removed ay incso enters
Courant.
In England and in tho United States
there aro 43,051 square fcer to tho aero
In Germany thoro aro uuout 8,31 G
squaro feet to tho aero.
A Cunl.
To our ncightors and friends who may
be, tmcnsKxi tn me question cy insur
ance: Through a dcfcctlvo brick fluo our
dwellinG' houso and a Dortion of tho
contents wore destroyed by fire on tho
13th day ot January, 1881. TDD liro
loft us housoless, and unable (without
aid) to rebuild. But fortunatoly for us
we nad a policy ot insurance in tue
Hawkovo Insuranco Company, whoso
policy moans prompt and full. payment
ot an nonest claim ana mil tnuemntiv
against an honost loss. Oj? loss has
this day been intelligently and honestly
adjusted, and wo aro allowed full valuo
oi all property lost and covered by the
insurance, we taKe pleasure in rec
ommending "Tho bridge that has car
rled us safely ovor."
Samdel Fobtzk,
Mary Ann Fostek.
Dallas' Center, February 1, 1881.
Tho nbovo card is the honost cxpres
sion of thanks to tho Hawkeyo Insuranco
Company, for tho prompt ami iattmul
compliance of tho contract of insuranco,
and is only ono of hundreds lito it which
we notleo in our exchanges from all
parts oi tho atato.
Thousands ot pemuus nuo uro bald to-dav
mltrlit have full beads of hair If 'tbcv would
only use CtonouNn, a deodorized extract of
petroleum, which Is tho only preparation
ever discovered mat win riaiigqo inis.
St. Paul Hotel Iteiiorter: It is when a man's
new liver nad or Durous plaster slips so far be
low the belt that he sits on It, thatiho realizes
bow hollow and altogether lighter than vanity
aro the pretensions of modern medical sci
ence, and he resolves that henceforth he will
doctor nts liter ann Kianeys wna ur. nam
day's IJInod I'urlfler. Sensible man. Bur
llogton UawUeye.
Don't IMe oil lite 1'rCBctHeH.
Ask Druggists for "Rough on Rats." It
clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs, roochct. Only
lscpemox.
How mu ncvuiuiivultfa.
It seems s'.rangetbat anyone will suffer from
derangements tirougnc on oy impure oioou,
when SCOVILL'EflAllSArAllILLA AND STliLIXOU.
or blood and LivKit SYitui'wlll restore perfect
bealtn. it lsa Bireugtnemug syrup, pleas
ant to take, and has proven itself to be the
DE3T blood rciiu;iBK,elIectua!ly curing Scrnf
ula.ejphllltlc disorders, Weakness of the Kid
neyStEryslpllas, Malaria, all Nervous dltcnlers
and Debility, Blllcus complaints and all Dis
eases ot the Blood, Xtver, Kidneys, Storxach,
&ktn,etc. It corrects Indigestion. A single hot
tlo will prove to you Its merits as a health
renewer,for It ACT6 LIKE ACIIARM.ospecl
ally when the complalut Is of an exhaustive
nature, having a tendency to lessen tho natural
vigor of the brain anil nervnnn system.
BAKER'S I'AlN fAN AUK A cures pain lu
Man atdDeast. Use eiteruallyand luternaUy.
DR. ROQER'd VEGETABLE WOHM SYR
UP Instantly destroys worms and removes tho
secretions which eause them.
What a truly beautiful world we live In I
Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens
and oceans, and thousands of means for en
joyment. We can desire no better when in
perfect health; but bow often do the majorltv
of people feel like giving It up disheartened,
discouraged and worried nu with disease,
when there Is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as when born.
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Is the direct
cause of seventy-live per cent of such mala
dies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Hick Head
ache, Costlveness, Nervous Prostration, Diz
ziness of the Head, Palpitation of the Heart,
and other distressing symptoms. Three
doses of August Flower will prove Its won
derful effect. Btmole bottles, in cents. Try It
Distempers, Cougns, uoiu. Fevers and
most of the diseases which Horses. Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs and Poultry are subject to are
readily overcome and cured by using Uncle
Sam's Condition Powder according to the
plain directions. Bold by all Druggists.
Uncle 8am's Harness Oil Alls and closes the
pores of leather, effectually preventing the
entrance of dampness, dust, Ac, and render
lnz the harness soft and pllab'e, while at the
same time increasing Irs durability.
Disease and Deatb, wnen they reach our
own households, are too serious for Jesting,
we use our best endeavors to drive off the
dread messengers, and are only happy when
we feel that they are at a distance. At the
first aooroachof that fell destrover. Consume
tlon, (a the shape of a cough or slight cold
aa well as more severe Bronchial or Catarrhal
Complaints, we should at onco use Ellert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no
superior la such cases. Every bottle war
ranted to give satisfaction, Bold by all Drug
gists.
There Is no eartbly boon more precious than
goon uuiuiu, ouu it oeuooves its possessor to
endeavcr Ui retain It. It you are assailed with
such provoking Ills as sick headaches, torpid
liver, sout stomach and a general feeling ot
weariness and disgust, don't go and commit
suicide but take Ellert's Daylight Liver Pills
and be cured.
Mothers will And Dr. Wlncbell's Teething
Syrup Just the medicine to haye In the house
for the children, It will cure colds, coughs,
sore throats and regulate the bowels, try It.
Rheumatism, neura'gla, sprains and bruises
will be relieved by Uncle Barn's Nerve and
Bone Liniment, told by all druggists.
Yon Can't Afford
To be without Warner's Safe Kidney and Liv
er Cure. .
Walklne mado vcrveasv with Lvon's Heel
Btlffeners; they kpep hoots and shoes straight.
f Jen. juhnA. xan
TTiro of the late war and now United Btates
Benator from Illinois, writes: "Borne years
ago I was troubled more or less with the rheu
matism, and haye within the last rear or so
suffered Intensely with the same disease. I
began to take 'Durang's Rheumatic Remedy,'
and am thoroughly satisfied that I have been
permanently cured by Its use. I do not hesl
fete to recommend It tn all sufferers."
Use Redding rtunsia aaivw Cuts, Darns.
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sara Care Wonnd nt I.mI Ho One Need
nnr.
eertted riles tan been eincoTf red br Dr. Wlllumi m
Indian rcincdr!, ctllcd Dr. Wlllltmi' Indltn Olnt
mtnt. Atlnale box tin cured tho wot it chronic cmh
of i nnd SOyeiri lUndlnit. No one need tuffer flra
mlnuteii afterapplf Inu lhl wonderrnl toothing medi
cine. WlllUmi' ointment tbiorbs the tumor,, alliyi
th Intentc Itclunit (ptrtlcnUrlr at nUht after getting
warm In bed.) acta at a poultice, tvc Initant and
palnleu relief, and I, prepared only for I'llea, Itculag
ol the prlrate parta. and nothing elie.
Itead what the Hon. J. M. Colflnberrr, of Cleveland,
an abont Dr. Wllliimi' Indian Pile Ointment! 1
hate nied acorca of pile curei, and 1 hare never found
anything which guretnch Immediate and permanent
relief aa Dr. Wlfilaraa Indian rile Ointment.
ror taie oj ui arugg.iu, or mauca on receiptor
prlee 11.00.
V Aii UU11AAUK. ISlEVKNaUH K UU.,
Whole aalw Agents. (Ililrago. 111.
PAGLNTS WANTED KOK THE
HISTORYoftdbWAR
This la the chenpeu and only complete and rrltaulo
history ot tin (lirat ( I VI 1 War pJMlioiMnt mioumli
In iiimntiTi'i of pTBOnal advin uro, thrilling lucl
dolits, tUtlng exploits, heroic ileo Is. wonderful es
cape, etc. nnn CO'. tuns llfe-llki- portraits of lOO
lt-adlngK ncrits Print r.-r ipcclinn jmit-s snd ex
tra tenns to A crntp.NAi-i.l'rn. CM . tlilc.li;.'. 111.
3
iui. or one
Celebrated
SUN-SUN CHOPTEI
sent by mall on receipt
or ma.no i or a
8AM PI. K of sana)
cm receipt of 0 cents.
HU tho FINKST TKi
Imnorted. Warranted
SRultall tastes. PostaRctrtamps token. TitmiftMi
The flrnt America Tea Co.. Ir porters.
f 0. BOX 4238. 81 & 83 Vesey St., N. X
Thompson's Eye Water.
This well-known and thoroughly efficient remedy foi
diseases of the Eye, has acquired a world-wide reputa
tion during the past clghty-ove years, and It Is n. re
markable fact that thts reputation litis been sustained
simply by the Merllanrthe Medicine Itself and
notbyanypufflngor extensive advertising. The man j
thousands who havo used It will bear testimony to tlu
truth of this statement. Manufactured only hy.lollK
L. TMOMl'BON, SONS & CO.. Troy, NcwTork.
Price m rents. Bold hv mi druggists.
A Viable hook m
I I
"A Treatlsu on Chronic Diseases,' embracing Ca
tarru, Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach. Liver, Rid'
neys. Urinary and Femalv Diseases) also, riles, sent
free to any mldreaa. Every sufferer from theao dis
eases can bo cured. Bend for this book to the under
signed, a physician of large experience, endorsed bt
hundreds of leading cltlicns who testify to his still.
Bend Htanip to pay postage to C. B. Livingston, M.
P.. ala BiimTtor St'. T-oledo. tlhtn.
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
Constittation and Pilos.
via its ii.'uiAriuouuiu uriv, i kitMjrj, tiiiJiaar
of kWsylril. lthas net., like ft charm. Jt
I h-RCMttrd roany-err bwl rowa ot 1V and hits
JUIVI JJ44IITU IU WW. tt.'lllsjIUUIIT.-- I
Xcimn ialrchtlJ. ot St. All An 9, Vt. hi, 'It H
I'usnun aru4 s,uiiua vi oi, niiwuj, lUirainrisn I
Of lrtfU'bM valuo. Aftrr a,fjf -n iri nrimnt I
pletrly Turrd int."
I u siivfauu") vt arci naiiis vt rutin, vmiv uh k
apen-Iono wonder f';r mo la coin nk til r ciu
uig m uercro u v?r ouu jkiuaey i. -omjiuiiut."
IT HAS uriFVd
WONDERFUL If II I
POWER, mm!
SeuuoUAets utbe LITIS, tlo SOWU.Ssl
tioHD:;E"ajt tho tint tio.
Been a to It cleanses tho aystsm of I
tnopoieonouanumorstnat aovoiope
InKldnsyand Urinary dlaoases, Bil
iousness Jaundice, Constipation,
Piles', orm-flhoumntlom, Nouralgla
and nervous dlsoutors.
KlDNHY-tVllltT b-adrr TCffCtnblo rem.
One pucka je nllInialeflxitsoriiiedlrlne.
TUT IT OXTO-W !
Ortlmj It sit the Druggtit,. Trier, iff .00.
Tru,a,innAn::c;ti CO., rrsjrfcteri,
IU (WUlKniptitraM.) Ilurllngton, "
1 Liquid
In raspouio to ii urccnt r.v.ucaU of great
numberuofRCOL.levhoprcf-ir to purchace a
3 Xldney-Wcft Mady pvspared, tho pro- E
rloLori or tma cuietu-atca remedy now pro
piro It In Uqu.'d fona u well au dry. It is
cry oonocntratcd. Is put uplntirgobotLec,
ssd hi enually cfUclcctasthatpjtup dry In
in cuts. It aavca tlie necessity of prvparlnc V
t always toady, andlazaoro euslly tikoa by
.rat people. ITlce, 1 1 per bottle,
UQUZD JV DRs BOLD 1)V SllUOOISXa
WELLS, ,JC;AnnS0X&('0 I'rop'rs,
A Iltirllngton, Vt.
WOMAX'S TRIUMPH!
MRS. LYDIA E. P1HKHAM, OFLVHH, MASS.,
Discovrucn or
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Thn Positive Cnro f
fbrsJltkeseraUrul CHlalaU aul WtadiBeaata
eoeaMasoai t aar beat fvasto popuUtUa.
It will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
tion, Falling and Displacements, su.d the consequent
Spinal Weakness, and la particularly adapted to the
Change ot life.
It will dissolve and erne! tumors from the uterus In
an early stage of development. The tendency to can
cerous humors there Is checked very speedily by Its use.
It removes t alntneot, flatulency, destroys all craving
foritlmulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bloating, Ueadaches, Nervous 1-roslratlon,
Oeneral Debility, Eleeplestueea, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling ot bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache. Is always permanently cured by Its uo.
It will at all times and under all clrcum-tances act tn
harmony with tho laws that govern the female system.
For the cure o( Kidney Complaints of cither sex this
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA K. I'l.VUIIAM'S TEOETAI1LE COM.
POUND is prepared at an and IU Western Avenue,
Lynn,Uasa. Fries (L 81x bottles for as. Sontbymat
In the form ot pills, also In the form ot loacnges,o
receipt ot price, tl per box for either, lira. Flnkham
freelyanswors all letters of Inquiry. Sttd for pamph
let, AddrcbS as above, llcntlon thtt iper.
Nofamllr should be without LYDIA E. TIVCniMu
LIVXU FlUa. They cur constipation, btUousoea,
ana lorpiaiiy or uieurer. is cents psr box.
bold irr
all DRuaaiaib,m.
f. . ji ' .n.j. til i r n t.m m. :m
6REAT GERMAN
REMEDY
ron
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
G-OUT,
SORENESS
or tna
CHEST,
SORE THROAT,
QUIN8T,
SWELLING B
1110
SPRAINS,
FROSTED FEET
ADD
EARS,
BOAIiSS,
General BodiljPaiM,
TOOTH, EAR
HEADACHE,
aao
ALL OTHER PAINS
4!ID
ACHES.
Ko rrsparatlos oa earth equals Sr.Jirnis Oil si a sirr,
seas, llarLE and cntir Klternal Ilemtdjr. A trial entails
lut ids con-rsratlTeljr ttldlagouttajr of SUCiSTS. and stir
mil rult.riij with lncin bars etieap and xiiltls iruvtcf
Its claims. niM.trtioM, X ELETIS LlNCflUt-S.
S010 BT All OitUOOUTS AND DtAltAS III MtOICIHt.
A. VOGELER & CO.
HuUlmare, 3Id U.S.A.
hop bitters:
(A Medicine, not n Urlnb.)
CONTaiNS
HOPS, Ill'CIlU, MANDIlAKr,
1AM)EL1(N,
Asn-rnr rrmsT ano Tsst MatitrLQCALt
tili ur ai.L uriiKU UiTTuna.
XIII3Y CUBE
All !!csrsof the Btomach, llowels, lllood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary Organs, cr
Mjusuess. Su-eiilessnessnnd especially
t euiaio vuui.iaiui
$1000 IN COLD.
Will lie paid for a case they will not euro or
Ill-IP, ur lunwi) wiiiik iiii.urt; uriujunuui
fuuud In tlivm,
Askynur druggist fur Hon Hitlers and try
tticm tefure uu sleep. Tukv uu uthvr.
D t.O. Is an nlnoluteandlrreslitlMcenre for
UrankeimckS, use uf opium, tobatcu and
narcotics.
aBsssasaa send ron Cir.crtan.
All sIkit. ,oH by drucutM
Hop HltUr, Mfir. t'o., Ituchnt.r, N. V., ATomtilA.Onl.
A SKinoi beauty is a Joy Forever
DE. T. FEL1Z QOTOAUD'S
Oriental Cream, or Maidcal Beaniiflei
ttemores tan
Pluinlcs.Moth.
ratclies and
every blemish
cn beauty. It
ana riuuu ine
.est of thirty
years, and Is to
Harmless we
taste It to lie
snrc the prepa
ration Is prop
erly made. Ac
cept no coun
terfeit of atml
jarname. The
(Mstlnmllshed
Dr. L.A.Eayre
laid to b lady
XT
ui iuc fiutit ton
(a patient!)
At you laditi
wlllutt ttiftn. rrtnrrnxd 'Oouraud'i Vrtam'ai Uit
least fiamfut nt r the 8ktn preparation.'' Also
rouare buduih rrrnoves superuuous oair runout in
lurytotbe skin.
Mua.yM. 11. T.GOUItATJD, Sole rrop,, 48 Dond
for sole by all druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
throughout the United States. Canadas and Europe,
tar neware of ha,e Imitations which ate abruad.
We offer 11,000 Iteward for the arrest and pi oof of any
one selling the s.mc.
The Ladies
3"' flafe
las
WASniNOTON Lli'E ever published,
mmmm 1
BARNES' WIRE
The Only Entirely Successful
1
CiMAMRFRfl nrniMn o, ni 11 mi am
Exclnslve Maantacturers, UKCATUII, ILL,
- Only Double Ein? Invented
siiiiunpinn iioKitlniri-r,
TJIKTna A Mr. ,fnr r.n.n
Sf" Ko sharp points In Hie llcsh tol n
f. CMue Irritation snd Kirene.. as In 2
. , ,v r,
rSr!" ewe 01 rings ihm clout) will, (lie -1
I tu irima.u oa In
wreaesaofihouose.-
Tlie Champion II01; Holder speaks for Itself m
ministration from Wasolvotov to the present lime. Includes much
Perstnal an.) Private history never beforo published. Addresn
DKADLBr & CO.. Od N. Fourth St.. Phlltt.. Pa.
urn
mmnm nwrswnicn cioaemin me joints toget er tn the flesh.
. eauslng tl to decay and to keep the bog" nose sore.
OnAJsTDKIUt, TIKniNO ft QCIIsXAIf, Exclualve Manufiiotarars. DltOATUlt. ILL,
THE FRENTRESS STEEL
BARBx WIRES
l'atented Dec. 14, W7B.
Ucenicd and protected
Patents ol
Tha Most Popular Barb Fence Wlra now cfTered In msrkst,
a prices which cannot be unietiold: belno made Iran, an!
Steel itock, and tho barbs securely held bttwten tho wires
all Barb Wlra with tho barb wound around th wires.
JIANUKAOTUUliD 11 V TU
BT.IOUIS WTBB FENCE COMPANY, I The Frcntrew Barb Wire Fence Co,
OH t 66 H. Second St, SI. Uuls, Mo. Knat Dubuque, UllnoU.
vour Stnrhnut dor net lcep t'lU Wire, $rnd ft Frit IUU ss4 Otrttlmr.
HAMLIN'S
WIZARD OIIi
THE GREAT MEDICAL WONDER.
A contraction of tho Cords, of a Man's Fingers, which had bcea
uuaa luiiv-oi y tMra, ituuucuuuiv vureu uy wizarauila
while using his hand to batho a lamo hack.
m witness to the followinn wonderful curei effected by Hamlln'a WUard
j ..Mr' John KIIlipf, n jnesl of my Jiotel, in this city, purchased a bottle, and
ttSed It tO CUre a lament nf thH )iatt. Turn cnnllratlnna nnvl tl.r
all pain and lamenets, but what is most wonderful. In utlng It with hi hand to apply it
to his back, It relaxed the cord and muscle of a thumb and forefinger which had beeai
tiff for fpny-ds ,yr lie now ha the entire tue and control oi hi thumb and fin
ger. I think th'j in no remarkable that I tend you thl statement to make public, that
otneri who are tuffering may givc your Rieut remedy a trial
Rttpectfullyyourt, Aia Fvlii,, Syracuse, K. Y.
HOLMAN'S
PADS
TADB MASK.
Hotman'0 Afine, Wter & Htomnch
Pad, For Ualarta, Ague ami StomatM
troubles. pniCK, .00.
nolmau's Special Pad. Adapted t
old chronic cases. 1'IllCK, 03.00.
Doltnnti' Spleen Bella For stubbortr
caseaof enlarged Spleen a ml unyielding Lite
and Stomach troubles. miCK, 3.00.
Holmnn's Infnnt'H Pad. For aliment
of Infanta and Children. FHtCII, 91.30,
Boltnan Renal or Kidney Pad.
For KUney Complaints. 1'ItICIi, 02. 00.
nolmanM Abnorptlvo Medicinal
Dodjr Planter. The best Tlaster made.
Foroua on Ilubber basil. I'UICIv, ajc. '
Iloltnan'a Abaorptlve Mctllclnnr
1'OOt Plnstcru, For Numb Feet nnd
Clugglsh Circulation. ritlCF. (per pair) 33c.
AbMorptlon Salt Medicated I-'oot
IlatllS. For Colds, Obstructions and all
esses where a Foot Dath It needed. ritlCB,
(per H lb. package) ajc.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS;
Or sent br mall, postpaid, on receipt nf price. Tha
AllhOltl'TION SALT is not "mailable1' and
must be sent by Kipresa at purchaser's expense.
The success of HOLMAN'S PADS 1ms Inspired
Imltalora who offer Tada similar In form nnd
odor to the Irue HOLMAN'S, saying, "The)
are Just the same," etc.
Pcware of all tiofrnn Pads only made to aclK
on the reputation of the genuine.
See that each Pad bears the Prim te Iter.
eittio Htnnipof the 1IOLMAN 1'ADCtl.M
l'A.NV, with above Trade Mark printed In Krern.
Da. HOLMAN'S advice la free. Full treatise
tent free on application. Address,
" HOLMAN PAD CO.,
W. O.LaatlltA 01 'WIIHIiitti St .Tt. V.
DEERE & GO.
THE GILPIN SULKY HOW
'sVlX 111 aaslBiasHllilrVPilvVV
TRADE jyyS. MARK,
One Lever Only Ks-qulrml to operato It
mnnlnc level at all deptha and on htllaldea. The
simplest, atrongcet, caalcet operated, nnd the most
economical, becauso tlio most eatlefnctory In Its
pcrformancea and moat durable of nny. Its Intno
baa been mado In tho bamla of 35,000 farmers dur
ing the paat 5 years, each year Increasing Ha popu
larity. Made with Power Lift when deal icd For
full Information send for dcucrlpttvn Catalogue.
11 V THE L'SU OF
DR.BOSANKO'S
RHEUMATIC CURE,
THE GREAT
ALKALINE REMEDY.
TRY IT AND BE CURED.
PHIOE, 70 Oouts.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT.
Address THE DR. BOSANKO MEDICINE CO,
i PIQTJA, O.
SALESMEN!
A Month antt Hapenes.
iiin. 1. itrAiiiui aifi istM
.Jln.ra nut. RiiJARS,
WANTED
i.mi, K llinmi 4 LO . Cumfiiu-lu
W.fi.V. JleaSIolnea. vnltxtiioM
n'Jiiitr lritiTisa to ahwutisviis,
llranr yon taw the Attvcrtisvmcitt fts.
thl muter.
AGENTS WAN"TETj mr "The Lames ot tno white House or
In tho Homes ot the Presidents." ih most lntcrcstinj- Umk ol
a History 01 ererr JO-
iMS - sjjsasH
White House
CHECK ROWER.
Wiro Check Rower Ever Invented.
ljclll lenm tmir.t caI nu. Via. MHH -
Ihe Hhii.ch-Wire Check Itower beyonil quertooill -takliu
l.e ii-.ul Hllhileulersandamonf Uie nuTnara, -M
l.nf r n.l 11 d n unanimous verdlet thai It Is the as3
L'l.i k It ju er inailo.
n ' ,.' tr ,Ue advantagei mr aar
IV in m.ic In place of rope, and tkatoae vtrs
ont .1-1 t ri s
T c w.m- h 1 nut .tnti h and shrink Ilk a rm
Tin' wire In m. el... 11. ..unille as a rope
1 l.e w ii.-1. ii,,t ciimi, lite "i-ithlria
There Is 1,0 sWeilraft.
It will plant pcrfcc.lj snd mora la ekeak.
The Operator it. -t s rut have to ret off tis masM
throw the wire off nt the end ol the Held.
It III m urk on any planter u now mads.
It It eniy to work nd to understand.
It Is iliirali'e In all Its parts. Take no other.
Only Slnirlei Itliur liver lav-
S l
viiiru s nnr tjinsea tin ins)
.' . nnnillnin r. . Irtrin n n.t.m .
tfiiiHiuooi 1110 noaei.
1 pua-i m ri,i Afiil iTinlH limrif a lln7 and l
' T ' f snsrcii.-. " "
J u njcr.
sf4 IHVVUIJ OIUKIC JHOKCTW
H VSSJi''
feet In all trlsniru'ar and 01 her
Jtcltiued May O, JH77.
under all the bottom
. Bam wire.