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MOUNr SHASTA.
JOAQUIN MILLET!.
To lord allJOodlandl lift the brow
Familiar to tb raoon, to top
The unlrciaal world, to prop
Tlio hollow heavens up, to tow
Btcrn constancy with atars, to keep
Eternal watch whtlo eons Bleep ;
To tower proudly up and touch
Hod's purple garment-hems that sweep
The cold blue north I Ob, this were much I
Whero storm-born shadows hide and hunt
I know thec, In thy glorious youth,
And loved thy VASt face, wktto as truth;
I stood whero thunderbolts were wont
To smlto thy Tltan-f ashloncd front,
And heard dark mountains rock and roll;
I saw the lightning's gleaming rod
Reach forth and write on heaven's scroll
Tho awful autograph of God I
SOME FACTS ABOUT DIAMONDS.
HliUrlcAl Gamarrrsent Condition anil
Tctiulencjr of tho Trade.
New Tork Graphic.
A Graphic reporter yesterday dropped
Into tho store of a prominent diamond
broker on Broadway, and had an enter
taining conversation with tho dealer on
tho subject of diamonds.
"Tho diamond isau lntoro9tingthomo
for extended study," said tho dealer,
whoso timn appeared for tho momont
to bo unoccupied. "Indeed, tho history
of sotnu notablo poms is a romantic
and complcto as thoso of tho greatest of
mankind. I havo somo historical spec
imens hero for that mattor. But you
asked mc about tho valuo of diamonds.
I supposo in tho vaults ol tho Equltablo
Building can bo found tho most valua
ble of anv in tho city. Thero aro few
exceedingly valuablo ones exposed lor
sale. Diamonds aro not worn as much
ns thoy wcro somo years ago. I notlco
that somo of tho wealthiest ladles wear
plain Jewelry now in profcronco to dia
monds. On stato occasions Mrs. John
Jacob Astor wears diamonds worth
several iortuncs. Mrs. A. T. Stowart
seldom wears them. It is chiefly tho
nikldlo class of socioty that display
them to any extent. Our best trade Is
among tho mlddlo class and tho sport
ing and dcral-mondo element o" society.
But as to original valuo. Now, I havo
made a study ot diamonds, and history
tolls mo that long before tho Christian
era tho crystalized form of puro carbon
was known for its vuluo as an
instrument for cutting, and had
its placo in bljoutry. According
to Indian traditions, tho famous Koh-i
noor was found in tho mines of Golcon
da long boforo Christ's birth. For con
turics it was the symbol of succession
among tho sovereigns of Central Indii",
and in tho fourteenth century It became
ono of tho treasures of Delhi. After
wards it camo into tho possession of the
Persian monarchs, and at tho victory of
tho rebel Nadir Shah It was glittering
in tho turban of tho vanquished Mohbm
med Shah. Nadir politely asked Mo
hammed to exchange) turbaun with him
as a mark of friendship. For sovoral
centuries tho Porsian monarcha pos
scssed it, and in 1813 it was mado tho
price of Shah Shujah's liberty by his
conqueror, Ruojest Singh, of Punjaub,
With tho annexation ot Punjaub to tho
East India Company's territory in 1850
the Koh-i-noor bocamo tho property of
tho Queen of England, whoso crown it
now adorns, together with 400 other
gems, tho latter being valued at 372,
000. Tho Koh-i-noor slnco being rceut
weighs 122J carats, and Is valued at
8900,000. But this is only ono among
many historio goms. Tho King of Por
tugal owns ono which, if gonuino of
which thero is somo doubt is worth
about 528,000,000.
. "How about tho Shah of Persia's dia
monds?"
"It is said that thoy aro mostly bogus,
And this accounts for tho fact that dia
monds aro not so much worn now as
formorly. Thoro is so much of tho
cheap trash in tho market, which can
hardly bo distinguished from tho genu
ino except by an export. I h'tvo dia
monds hero that cost 810, 000 that I will
sell for half price. But," continued
tho dealer, "you'vo hoard of tho Orloff
diamond, ono of tho ornaments of the
Imperial scepter of Russia. It was
origianlly tho oyo of an Indian idol, from
whenco It was stolon by a French soldier,
who thought ho was gotting a fortuno
when ho sold it In Madras for $9,400.
Catharino of Russia paid $418,600 for it.
Tho Sanoy is a $180,000 brilliant bolong.
ing to Russia. Henry III. once sent this
jowel to tho Swiss Government by a
servant. Tho servant was assassinated,
but swallowed tho diamond boforo ho
died, and it was afterwards takon from
his stomach. 0 other famous diamonds
thoro aro tho Fronoh Eugonioj tho Tus
cany; tho Nassac, belonging to tho
Marquis of Westminister, and valued
at $118,000; tho Napoleon It agent, tho
Hope, a bluo diamond, tho Drosden, of
London; tho Brazilian; tho Czar; tho
Shah; the Polar Star, and others of al
most fabulous woalth. Nono of tho
most notablo diamonds are owned in
tho United States, though it was recent
ly roporto that Mrs. John G.
Maokay, tljj wlfo of tho mining
king, whoorrns $l,g00,gj?ftof diamonds,
is said to LAveurchasedi)ono that used
to adorn a crown. Diamond commerco
proper began in 1728? when tho Brazil
ian mines were opened. In 1868, somo
children playing upon tho banks of tho
Orango rivor found a diamond weigh
ing two and a quarter carats, and this
lod to tho oponlug of tho South Afr?oan
diamond Holds.. E tonal vo mines havo
also boon oponod In Australia. Like
almost all othor minerals, diamonds and
diamond dust havo bocn tho circulating
medium of exchange in many countries,
and, indood, in Brazil havo purchased
ovon human liberty, tho slave minor be
ing given his frocdom if ho should dis
cover a diamond of 171 carats and ovor.
Diamond mines havo boon also discov
ered in tho Unitod States, in Rutherford
county, North Carolina; Hall county,
Georgia; intnklin county, North Caro
Una, and in Virginia. Tho most valua
bio diamond found In tho United Stato
was picked up by apoor workingman at
Manchester, Virginia, in 1858.
weighed 23.7 carats, but was so badly
used by Its Ignorant finder, that its
valuo was greatly dctoriorf ted."
"How about tho trudo in Now
York?"
"Nearly every jowolorand broker
dabbles in diamonds, but I can't say
that tho trado has bcnofltcd tho orgl
nal doalore. It is ostlmatod that ovor
$t0,000,000 worth of diamonds havo
been rotaliod hero during tho past year.
It is hard to say how largo tho wholo
saio trauo nas boon. Tho past yoar
tho domand was for flno stone which In
former years had to bo sold for $300 or
$350 now soils for from $000 to $700,
Wo don't sell diamonds by nnysched
ulo of weight. A two-carat stono may
sou lor $75, and ono just as hoary for
$750. Nor can thoy bo sold (or a cor-
tain sum per carat. A flno brilliant
woighing ono carat may cost $200
while a two-carat stono of equal flno
noss sous 101 ijouu or 000. JL 'o aver
ago diamond sold hero weighs nbout
ono and n quarter carats, and costs
nbout $200. Thoy aro mostly African
aud Brazilian stones, and aro shinned
from London and Amstordam by Tiffany
& Co., Randall, Barmoro & Co., Alfred
H. Smith & Co., Buckingham, Colo
Saunders, Lyon & Saunders, Lyon 1
Hardy, nnd othor Now York and Bos
ton firms. Thoro is a dolusion under
which somo diamond buyers labor.
Thoro was a mtno in Brazil which
formerly produced stones magnificent
for their clcarnoss and rofractlvo pov.
crs. It was callod tho 'old tnluo,' and
many of tho particularly flno stones
now sold aro called tho 'old mlno stones,
Thoro Is no difforenco in tho intrlnstc
valuo of tho stone, tho rich meroly
delighting to pay a good sum for tho
name."
Tho present local fancy In tho way of
diamond jowolry is tho combination of
diamonds, rubies nnd sapphires, sot
Hush in hammorcd gold or in what is
called knlfo-edgod sotting, in which tho
last sotting is so flno ns to bo scarcoly
porcoptlblo at a short distauco, tho gem
alono appearing toviow. Ono lino ploco
of this wotk is a dragon lly. Tho head
is a ruby, tho thorax aud abdomen aro
diamonds, whilo twouty-two diamonds
sparklo In tho wings. Tho dragon fly
is polsod upon a spiral, tho slightest vi
bratlon of which makes tho costlv little
insect omit sparks of beautiful whito,
red and bluo light. Rubles aro becom
ing so scarco that their price oxcoeds
that ol diamonds. Small diamonds,
ranging from six to ton carats in pairs,
aro tho greatest in demand in this and
other markets.
Whito Buffaloes.
American Natural'it.
Whito buffaloes havo frequently been
seen and killed. All tho Indian tribes
regard thorn as "big medlcino," but
they havo different superstitions regard
ing thorn. For instanco, Catlln, tho
painter, whilo among tho Mandans in
1832, saw a whito buffalo robo erected
on a polo in their village, as a sacrifice
to thu Great Spirit. It had been ptir
ohascd from tho Bluckfcot, who killed
tho buffalo, for eight horses and a quan
tity of goods. On tho othor hand, the
Comanchcs beliovo it vory clangorous to
sco u whito buffalo. In 18G9 I saw a
young Coninnoho who had soon a whito
buffalo return to his camp almost dead
with fear. Ho was takon to his tent, tho
mcdiclno men wore scut for, and thoy
smoked him and kept up incantations
over him day and night for a week.
When ho camo out ho bullovcd that ho
had a vory narrow oscapo from death.
In 1809 a whito buffalo was killed by a
whito man on tho north fork of R?d riv
or, Indian Territory, nnd tho hldo pro
sonted to Gen. Grlerson. HeJJeslrod to
havo it drossod to preserve it, but failed
to get any Indian to undertako tho task
for a long timo. At last ho provailed
on a Comanche chlof nnmod Horseback
to havo tho operation porformod. Horse
back seloctod ono of his squaws, had tho
"medlcino man" of his band go through
various ceremonies ovor her to presorro
her life, and then placed her in a teepee
somo distanco trom his camp, whero tho
hido was takon to her by a soldier, and
brought away by him whon dressed. lb
othor Indian would look at tho hide,
much less touch it. Her food was loft
somo distanco from her tcopoo, and when
tho robo was drossod "medicine" cere
monies wore held ovor hor boforo shtf
was allowed to join tho camp. I twittod
Horseback about tho fear of tho rob
calling his attention to tho fuct that no
harm bololl any of tho whito men who
handled tho robo, but ho answered that
such might bo tho caso, but what was
"bad medicine" for a Comanoho might
bo "good modlolno" for a whito man
and vleo versa. IIo proposed to tal 1
no risks in tho mattor.
Tho Wells of Old Loudon.
Tho holv wells of London have nil
declined in their reputation, oven to St'f
urlilo's wen, which suujequcntly gorJ
lr.a nnmn fittnnhnri r.n fin hn.qnlf.nl f.i fhn
reception ot doubtful persons. Thn
last publio uso of tho water of St,
Bride's Well drained it so much thnt
tho inhabitants of St. Brldo's narish
coulfSnot got their usual supply. This
exhaustion was followed bv an cnuallv
fidden domand. Sovoral monworo en
gaged in lining Douies, tnousanus a
day, on or boforo tho 10th of Juno, 1821,
tho coronationday of Gcorgo tho Fourth,
th, at Westminster. Slnco that occasion
tho idoa of wolls has gradually lost
favor in rustic England. It has pro
served Itsolf though In tho nomenclature
of places viz: Tidoswoll, Bakowoll,
etc, hut that is all bv which the dark
oyo of modorn matorlalism 'cau mark
tho spot.
Book freo, font by Day Kidnoy Pad
Co., Toledo, O. Write for it.
Worth, the Dressmaker.
An American lady writes her imprcs
sions of disappointment at tho sight of
worth, tho King of Fashion, in most
mournful tones: 'Worth is not all that
fancy ploturod to my mind's oyo boforo
I saw him. In fact, I found him noth
ing moro than a shrewd, busiucss-llko
looking man, with a hoad so llko tho
portrait of Oliver Goldsmith that doubt
loss tho rescmblanco has often boon
commented upon. Worth is getting
In years, and tho nnxiotlos of his pro
fcsslon aro boginntng to tell upon him.
His llfo has bocn a hard ono. Ho has
gono into tho groat stronghold of tho
trench that of woman's dross nnd
beaten thorn. Ho Is an Englishman
and was for n long timo shopman at
Swan & Edgar's, in London. But ho
was born ambitious, llko Vivian Grey,
llko Endymlon, and longed to seek his
fortuno in other climes, so nccoytcd tho
offer mado by n Paris house, nnd first
thing learned to speak Fronoh; thon got
naturalized a trench citizen, nnd per
suaded tho French ladles that nono but
himself could set their figures off to thu
best ndvautago. And such Is tho power
of tonaoity and will that Worth is now
acknowledged as tho Hist, mantua-mn-kcr
in tho world, and from tho remotest
parts ol tho earth aro orders without
limitation as to prlco addressed to him
for his costumos. Ho has two sons,
both Frenchmen to tho backbone; neith
er of thorn, howovcr, wish to follow
their father's profession, but havo cho
sen n military llfo, which plainly shows
thoir want of "tasto" according to their
fathers idea.
Tho Novel of To-Dnr.
May Atlantic.
Tho novel has boconio, liko tho dnlly
nowspapor, a record of tho most rccunt
facts In human history. Whatovcr may
bo tiio latest modo In theology, philoso
phy, or art, ono will bo very suro to Hnd
It reproduced in fiction. Tho novel, In
deed, liko tho nowspapor, almost antic
ipates faets, nnd eagerly glvos tia solu
tions of social and spiritual problems bo
foro tho now philosophy or now roligion
has entirely satisfied Itsolf with formula
or creed. So suscoptiblo Is tho novolUt
to tho vory breath of tho time. What
Is whtspored In tho salon Is proclaimed
on tho liouso-top, and human socioty is
artistically roarrauged, often with sin
gular power aud beauty, before men
and women havo quito readjusted thon
solves to tho now conditions of llfo,
Would you kuow tho latest results, of
modorn philosophy as nppllod to tho
conduct of lifo, look for them not in lcc
lure, ossay, sormon, or treatise, but In
tho novel. Tho novelist makes hasto to
sot down what people aro talking about:
before tho people who talk havo reach
od tho end of their conversation.
Things Learned by Experience.
If your coal liro is low throw on a ta
blcspoonful of salt, and it will help 1
vory much. A llttlo ginger put iuto
sausago moat improves tho flavor. In
icing cako dip tho knlfo frequently in
cold water. In boiling moats for soup
uso cold water to oxtraut the julco.
If
tho moat is wantod for itsolf alone
plungo in boiling water at onco. You
can fjot a bottlo or barrel of oil off any
carpot or woolon stuff by applying dry
buckwhoat plontitully nnd faithfully
novor put water to such a grease spot
or liquid of any kind. Broil stoak with
out salting; salt draws jnlco In cookin
it is dcsirablo to kcop theso In if possl
bio; cook ovor a hot tiro, turning fro
quontly, soaring on botii sides; placo on
a platter, salt and pop.icr to tasto. l'eef
having u tendency to bo tough can bo
mado vory palatablo by stowing very
gently for two hours, poppor and salt
taking out about a pint of liquid whon
dono, and letting tho rest boll into tho
moat. Brown the meat in tho pot
Alter taking up make a gravy ol tho
pint of liquldsaved. A small ploco of
charcoal in tho pot with boiling cabbago
removes tho smell. Clean oilcloth with
milk aud water; a brush aud soap will
ruin thorn. Tumblers that havo had
milk in them should nevor bo put m hot
water. A spoonful cf stowed tomatoos
in the gravy of olthor roasted or fried
moats is an improvomont. Tho skin of
boiled egg is tho most ellicaclous rem
edy that can bo applied to a boll. Pool
it carefully, wot, and apply to tho part
affeoted. It will draw eff tho mattor
and rollovo tho part affected in a fow
tours.
Dei Moines IottaSiato Ileg'ster.
'Wo notice tho tojlowincr in an ex.
chnnge: Mr. G. B. Haverer, Foreman
n. x. cuss. u. a. is. uo., sullereu lor
afm.stt'o Tdi ;VXtV LT!
I r H f fliiT?o It I M 1 lnttll1n tinln In tl.n lnnl
iVnd used St. Jacobs Oil, ono bottlo of
xhioh cured him completely,
The Russian Priest's Wife.
,jThero ia only ono happy woman in
IUssin; It Is tho prion's wifo, and it Is
a common modo of expression to say,
y as apnost.s wile." Tho
rjon why sho Is happy Is because hor
1 band's DOjition diinnnils unnn linr.
10 dies ho is deposed, and becomes
ru layman; nis property is taken
irom mm, and distributed, ball
children and half to tho govern
This dreadful oontinconov
maices ttio uussian priest curoful to got
a healthy wlfo. If be can. and makes him
tako extraordinary good oaro of her niter
he has got hoi. Ho waits upon her In tho
most abject way. Sho must novor got
hor foot wot, and sho is petted and put
in nut uianKots 11 sno nas so muon as a
com In tho head. It is tho greatest
possiuio gooa toriuno lor a girl to
marry a prlost, infinitely hotter than to
uu iuu nuu ui 11 uuuiu.
Springfield, (Mm.) Itepub'loa.
Eiitrar T. l'agu. Ena.. Drue-elst. writes
us from Ciiicopeo Falls, that Mr. Albert
Guonthor, undor Wild's Hotol has usod
that remarkable remedy, St. Jacobs Oil.
lor a sovero caso of rheumatism aud it
cured him, us it by maglo. Ho also
used it with croat success umoner his
horses, in eases of spraius, sores, olc,
nnu It cures ovory time.
Tonghcst Story Ever Published .
A correspondent of tho Loulsvlllo
Courier-JournahoWs tho following story
ol Cornwall-on-thc-Hudson, well known
ns a summor boarding placo:
"I onco know a very ridiculous thing
to happen thoro. Several years ago 1
was coming down from Poughkcopslo
by boat. It was n bright morning in
midsummor, nnd wo stopped nt Corn
wall to tako aboard tho fow gentlemen
who wont early to business in Now
York. Instead of tho usual numbor
thero woron groat ninny pcoplo'who
rushed aboard In various stages of
Indignation and disgust. It was an
oxodus, nnd wo soon learned tho causo.
Tho night before bread was mado up
and sot in tho pnntry to 'rise.' Bed
timo came and nil rotlrcd all at least
savo a pot kitten who prowled about
seeking n comfortable bed. Kitty got
into tho pantry, nnd finding tho pan of
bread, which sho mistook for a nice
soil cushion, laid down thereon and
went qtiiotly to sloop. Tho soft dough
yielded gradually and slowly, but sure
ly; poor kitty was engulfed, the batter
oloslng ovor It nnd leaving no sign.
When morning enmo thu bread was
bakod and brought In hot to breakfast.
Imaglno tho scono nil tho boarders
seated at tho tablowhon tho lonfwai
broken opon! Thoy left in a body.
Plump girls nro said to bo coinc out
of fashion. If this is true, tho plumper
tho girl tho sllmmar hor chances.
Wo I.ttiKl On Which iliu Sun
Slilut-H
Possesses creator imtnrul mlv.inlnw Hmn
our own, but there are portions of the irrcat
i;ralti-bc.irlne West and fertile South where
aimns pncric Uiimcnccs prejudicial to health
militate against them, In lomo decree, as
places of residence. Hcnvy rainfalls and the
overflow of urcat rivers, which upon their
subsidence leave dank vegetables cxpoied to
iuu rojuiu me oun, mere uecet malarial fe
vers, anil mere nun tun ttiimiiitnnia i,ri.
odlcally obllKtid to use some medicinal safe
guard Hcalnstthescourae. Tho rot popular
13 uu.-Hi'iivr QUMiijui inner?, a preventative
that has for over n quarter of a century af
forded reliable protection to those whom ex
perlonco In the futility of ordinary remedies
for fever and aj?ue, has tauciit to suMtltuto
lortuem. WHctlier intermittent nr mm tinK
mlainatlc fevers aro conquered aud averted
by ttili mperb autl-prriodlc and fortlfylns
medicine as ther aro bv no t ' it nrpnnrntinn
In use. Uso It, aud ab.indor, .uipure local blt-
lars.
"Doar mot" said a girl who hnd be
gun to pla tho lady aud bungo in the
parlor "Dear met I'voloit all my ap
petite, and roally wish I could get it back
again." "Well Suo," said hor unfeel
ing brother, "I think if you'd look for
it in tho kitchen, holpingniothor, you'd
soon find it again."
Provide for Your Family.
All sensible men give n great deal fo
thought to tho future welfaro nnd pros
pects of their families. To such men
wo would suggest that tho Centennial
Life Association ol Uurlington, Iowa,
backed by tivo years of successful busi
ness, offers decidedly tho best opportu
nity of providing lor wifo and children
at the least cost. Applicants for Insur
ance, or good mcu desiring agencies in
unoccupied territory will receive prompt
attention by addressing C. J. Weather
by, Gen'l Ag't, or M. J. Calnnn, Sup't
Agencies, Burlington, Iowa.
"My wifo won't oven hear of mv
going to tho theatre with another lady,"
said Johnson. Ragbag didn't scorn to
construo Johnson's remark aright, for
ho said: "Won't, oh? Don't bo to suro
of it. I thought my wifo wouldn't but
sho did, and I had a fearful timo about
it."
Jlveu up by lloctoi-M.
"Is tt J)0!bIIj1u that .Mr.Ooilfrcy U up anil at
work, anil cured liy so Elraple a reiutdyi"
"I nisure you It Is trim that ho la rntlrch-
curcil, ami with notlilti( hut Hop Hitters; anil
only ten ilays ugo his doctors gavo h!m up and
said he must diet''
' Wei -a-dav That Is rcmarkible I I will
go this day and cet somo for ray poor Geonre
l Know pops arn goon ."taiem 'pit.
cn. Joint A. lican,
Hero ot the latu war an l now United State
Senator from Illinois, writes: "Some years
ar:o I was troublrd moro or less with tho rhpii.
matlsm, aud haro within the last year or eo
sullered Intensely with tlio samo disease. I
beirim to tako 'Uuraug's Itheumatlc Heraedy,'
and am thoroughly satlslled that I liuvu heen
permanently cured by Its use. I do not hesl
S te to recommend It tn all sufferers."
Correct your hauits ot ciuoued walklnir by
ustnK Lyon'. Patent Hi-H Stllfencrs.
The onlv hocuoi bald nvada (Uiinor.ivn.
a deodorized extract of petroleum. Every
objection removed by recent Improvement.
It la now faultless. The only cure for bald
ness and the most delicate hair dressing
KUUIVU.
i:.j(v i.iru.
What a trill v beautiful world un Ilvn In I
Nature gives us graudeur of mountains, glens
joyment. Wo can deblru no better when In
uuuuccuus. anu tuouianus 01 means ior en
periect fccaltu : but how often do the majority
of peoplofeel llkeglvlmrlt up disheartened.
uiscuuraKeu auu worried our. wun u sease.
when theio Is no occasion for this feelln?. as
every sufferer can easily ohtaln satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
mem ss iree irom uiseaso as wnin born. Dys
pepsia and Liver C'omnlalut Is tho direct cause
of seventy-five per cent of such maladies as
lilllousncss, iniliKcttlcm, sick Iteadacdc. (Jos.
tlvcncss. Nervous Prostration. Dizziness of
the Head, Palpitation of the Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses of Au
gust rlowcr will Drove Its wonderful nffonr..
oampio potties, ui rents, rry it.
Distanco olteu lends enchantment lint thn
neopie or uiu west nave been sonutnl)ucrcreiih
Kistem productions In the way ot Datcntmed
iciiirB iu ciuunre iuu oiooj uiur tneir nroiiiic.
tloua havo lost all charms, which will lm seen
by the orders that Noves Bros. & Cutler are
Having ior llallldav'A Meillclnes.
Dlscemners. Couhs. Colds. Pcvnra and
most of the diseases which Horses, Cattle,
Hheep, Hogs and Poultry aro subject to aro
readily overcome and cured by using Uncle
8am's Condition Powder according to tho
piain Hirccuwns. aom oy an Druggists.
Uncle Sam's Harness Oil tills and closes thn
pores of leather, effectually nreventlnc the
entrance of dampness, dust, Ac, and render
lug tho harness soft and pllab'e, while at the
same time increasing its dtinihiiity.
Disease nnd Death, wileu thev rcanh nnr
uitii uuuscuuiua, are iuu seiious ior jesting,
wo uso our best endeavors to drive off tho
uroaa messengers, and are only hanov when
wo feel that they aro at a distance. At the
ursc approacnor mat leu destroyer, Consump
tion, In the shape of a cough or slight cold
as well as more sevcro lirnnchlul or Catarrhal
Complaints, we should at onco use Kllert's
Extract of Tar and Wild Cherrv. It has no
superior in suen cases, uyory bottle war
ranted to cite satisfaction. Sold bv all Drmr.
gists.
rltoro Is no vartuiy iioou moro precious than
good health, and It behooves Its possessor to
ruuuuYor m retain n. n you are assailed with
such nrovoklnir Ills as sick lieadar.hea. tnrnlrl
liver, sout stomach and a general feeling of
weariness and disgust, don't go and commit
suicide but take Ellert'a Davllirht i. vpfPiiIh
and bo cured.
Mothers will dim Dr. tVi iifllan'c Tun Hi f fin
Syrup Just tho medlcino to haye In tho house
for tho children. It will cum
soro throats and retmlatn the bowels, try It.
Rheumatism, neura'cla. snraina Anil lipnfeAfl
will bo relieved by Uiiclo Sam's Nerve and
note wnlracnt; so'd bv all druggists.
A I'rrkf er'f I lt.i-.
Tho person subject to dereiigcmcnt of tho
nimievs or iivcr nas a protective duty to per
form In purchaslneapacltaKcof Kidney-Wort.
iv uiviiraics mcse organs anu oy us catnar
tic and diuretic effect, cleanses tho wholo sys
tem of all bad humors. tfrniUi,
PILES!
PILES!
PILES!
A Sure Cure Found nt I.a.t
No one Need
tinr.
nu
ll (an
Olnt-
Vn nnit nnvt BiifTnv n. I
ron (l CAtrn I
.11 lui.-'Miiii-r Hi'i'ijinK imiwoniicriuiRooiningmrui
piw. Williams' ointmrnt Aluortu tho tumori, allsrt
inirni; iicninR (partlcu'srliriithlBlit nficr Retting I
wnrm In brill, sets as a poultice, ilvo Imtaut and
pjtnlosi relief, and li prepared onlr far 1'ilri, Itching
ltpflil what thn Ifrt', t 1. .'nfilM, .' r.1 rt , ,
fars about Dr. r.iliUnn 'Indian I'llu' (llntmenti I
have Uftedarorciof niln euret. and I harp tievf.rnnn,i
anrlhiniT which mvo inch Immediate and pcrmancut
relief a l)r, Wlljlami' Indian Pile Ointment,
for n r druKRlnti, ormalled on receipt of
VAN 8CIIAACK, STEVENSON & CO.,
wholc'alo Airenta. Chicago. 111.
"JF-'V.W uakiioi.hj nai.vi:.
, TloHEJT 8A1.VE In the world for Cuts,
llrulses, Bores. Ulcers, Salt Ilhcum, Tetter
Chapped Hand, Chilblain, Corns and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions, freckles and I'lm
pic;, lie sure you ct HENHY'd CAKIIOMO
8AIA E, as all others are but Imitations and
counterfeits. Price 2,, cents.
lr. Urenu'H xyii:iaieI HltterM
Is the oldest and best remedy, for Dyspepsia,
Illlllonsness, Malaria, Indlccsllou. all disor
ders of tho stomach, and all diseases Indicat
ing an impure condition of the Illood, Kid
neys, l.lver, Bltln.ctc.
DUUNO'3 C'ATAKim 8N0KK cures all of
the mucous membrane of the head and throat.
DM. MOTTTS I.lVKIt I'II.I'.m nr.. fin liof
Cathartic lteeulators.
l.Ct not tllU fallur,! lif nil nthnr rxmodlca tnr
couchs and colds deter the sufferers from
seeklne suro relief from Hale's Honev of
mretlOUnd and Tar. Plkp'aTnnthnrlinllrnna
Uso KcddlntpiTKuBsIa Halve Cuts, Burns.
A l'lln,'r'u n.
111 UUU I1I1II111U.
A Mlchiirnn farmer writes that ho was
completely cured of n vory bad caso of
i ma uy one nox iiucKicn's Arnicasaivo.
iSotlilng on earth is so suro a cure. Sold
iiv all Druggists at 20 cK
An Open
Secret.
Tlio fact Is well mulerstooil
that tho MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT is by far
tho best external known for
man or beast. Tho reason
why becomes an "opou
secret" when vo explain that
"Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh and innsclo to tho very
bono, removing all disease
nnd soreness. No other lini
ment doeSfthis, Iionco none
oilier is so largely used or
docs such worlds of good.
The Only Remedy
That Acts at tho Samo Time on
jThi Liver, The Bowels and The Kidney;
inn comnmta action givta n Konaxrful
iiOWtrfa cure, all illtt ttit.
Why Are We Sick ?
ilteca'tee ice allow tftcsegreat organttoitA
comecloggfilortorplil, and voUonom lin t
mart art thn fort JoraJ into tto Uoodi
mm tnoum ot cxpciua naturally.
lUIIiausnrss, I'llei, t'i)nstl--tlon, KlilnejB
vuiiijiiainiff uuii iiinrn ri, iii'Uih-
blrauslnff frft arlnn nf ill ts nvnnnn nmVS
nrscn ami .mttous l'isoriii'ii'.
jrmuniia intirporrtr to larvwpir uistase.
llVlir tnriHeiited nllh 1'lli.i.t'niiliiiitlnn
V li y Miner IHIImii pnlns nnd inlic I
I Why frightened orrr disordered Kldnejs I
iihj t'uiiure nerinuH umirK iieaniicnetii
Hliylinto hli'i'iilesn iiIcIiIh I
Ute KIIIN'liV H'llllT n,t nW.trt tn
htalth. It it a tlnf,ftilaltt compound anal
1 une paeuaix will make tlx quor Medicine.
inn " oj your jirugqm, nt Kill oitltr it.
iv. a i tit,
&&i:CU t CO., rrcpritV
l-U. (if.
ii
T7ELL3,"
lllHiJxi,t'IJ.) llurllng-tuti, t.
WOJl.tLA'M TltlUMPHJ
MBS. LYDI& E. PIHKHiM, OF LYHH, MASS,
nscovuiinn or
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'3
VEgETABLE 80MP0UND.
'J'ha I'osltlvo Cnro
fur all thoae I'alnlul Camalalnta aad Wealincawa
aj common to our beat female population.
It will cure entirely tho worst form of Female Com
plalntt, nil orarlon troutlea, Inftammatlon and Ulcera
tion, Falling and Dliplaceinenti, and tho conaeoucnt
Bi'lnnl WcakniM, and li jurtlcularlr ailaptod to the
Change of life.
It vlll dlmcrfo and cipel tumon from tho uterui tn
an early ttairu of duvelopment. Tho tendency to can
ceroui humoratherola checkeil Teryapeedljy by it. uo,
It removes falntnoM, flatulency, destroyaall crarlni
forttlmgianta, and relieves weaLncae of the atomach.
It curea llloatlne, lleailaches, KerTOui l'rostrotlon.
(Icucral Uchllltr. SleerJelsnras. Denrecalnn n.l ln.il!
fottlon.
That f ccllni; of bearlnir down, rumlnr-
and lackoche, Is always ieruuuiently cured by Its use,
It will ot all times and underallcircuiustanccsactln
barmouy with the Inws that irore nt tho female syatem.
Forthecureof Klducy CoiuptoU of either acitlus
Compound Is uniurnai'KHl.
h,S; r 'NKIAM,8 VECETAIIir.COM.
J'OU.MIU preiiatvd at Ut and C-U Weetora Avenue.
Unin.SI'iu. l'rlcoQL BlcliotlliMfiipft. nt i.. -...il
lu tlio forin of pilU, olw In tho form of loienses, on
. aw.Tww joreiuier, wr. riniham
fwelyanjwerjailletlcniof Inoulry. Bend forBaniDh.
tr. Auarens as abovo, Mention thtt iUner.
Nofamllr shouM bowlthmitf.VnrA in lnvrnniM
ZdVJCIt I'IfJJL Thev euro p.nnflmi!lin .m.....n.-.
Mil torplllty of tho liver, n cents pel box.
'V
AV DSUQ7UJS.
Tina
GREAT GEI1MAN
REMEDY
ron
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
GOUT,
SORENESS
onus
CHEST,
SORE THROAT,
QUINSY,
SWELLINGS
iKD
SPRAINS,
FROSTED FEET
EARS,
1SD
General Bodily Pains,
TOOTH, EAR
ATIO
HEADACHE,
ALL OTHER PAINS
1.10
ACHES.
Ko lrrKratlon ou ttrtli f i St. Jirons Oil m a sir.
,crk. nmriE kM rnrr !:vwrnl ItemeJy. A trulcnttllt
tut tin coinfrtlTtljr trlfiln outlay tt JCts. n lemj
mo m ITorlog with puincatt lMe cheap anl pueltlvt f roofer
CiciaJiui. uimtnojg 5 rriTEN Mjcciaw.
SOLD BT Ml DR'JOOISTS AND DfAttRS IN MtOICINt.
A. VOQELER & CO.
JJitNlmore, .If,., V. S. A.
(IcnMmiMttntin. A varatlunof iniumth dM not u Mttiin
lkiri.Kll'SI I win till nrinn r n .1.1 .
f'lif ron Ttnitt m it
titvrtntfitUun nf B'tut.
ItajTHtv vf Iron, Vrif
i fin ttttvli, ii tut iViic.
tttmtvs u HHitriit Ivit
I trilh f?ni l i'fit tahtr
.itiiiirtrrw, mi srrrc
QWfru itin'itohi' trhvrr
iff 'irtnir nvCHiirn.
VAKirAr.TiJro the dr.
I'ImiiN Curt furt'miiiiiii j
1 1on It nNo tlif li't roiuli nn.l'
I .line f ti it 1 1, Inn lie i
ilium'. Hi.lil ' t-.-j-w i.mic. li.iol
ind hi 1. 1)1).
Wiirrnnlril lofifst buj-m.
TO FARMERS ANDTHRCSMEnMCM
If vou w.mt to buy TneihtrSt
Clover llulhrx, Iforst ':t'trs or
I'.Hgines (i it her Portable or Trac
tion, in iir lor throhlnK. rawing
or fur ccneral purtunc , Lay the
'Start'il Uinttcr phhIi 'TJit
Htit it Hit Cheiiftst " l r Price
1.1. t ami IlliKtratcil Pamphlett
(m'ih frei:) write to 'I he Aultman
A 'I'nylor Company, Manlicld.O,
a1TENrn
O 'ft Celebrated
SUN-SUN CHOP TPH
Bent by nmllonreccipt
of HU.no f or e
BA.HPLK of rami
on receipt of C conta
ItU tlio FSMKST TKi
1 liimorted. Wnrrnnter'
tosu'tnll tnsrrs. rostwIamiHtnkcn. Teicibt.
Theflreat American 'lea Co., Importm.
P. O. I1(X 4'..'IS. Ill ,t M Wsov St.. N. y
DII'l1OlrO fllr Hi'iil'"' Jh, Hum Work:
UUltS ,1.',rl(,,", UR'OK O.-.HHJ.-.OE HT'i CQ.,
UUJUIbU CIlH'llllint I.U. UUuluirun vui:S.'
The Ladies
Jiurl ntlM irliJ tnthHmmotlmoc1urlQiiuirIllmM. iiikI w th , ouhlo th- uw. V illi Tihn triimiinl ut-no
iiilnistrnllon from WisuixoTON tothoproicnttlmc. Includes much '
Perse nal nml Private hlatnnr ni-vi r befbro niMtilml. AiMm-s
ill. im
oujkuijUY uu.. ou w. 'ourtU at., JL'lilla.. Pa.
To which li added a akctcli and rnrlrn't ot Mr. OarllclJ.
K3DUEY DISEASES
t jo nulnkly ond ourely cured by too uio of KXDXVT.
hianow. Mdiioy cllaearesorthirty ycaroaundjnehavo rx-en curtil. olio ri!c. Conatlnatlon, IthiuSaUDm
o ivhJch havo illatroMcd tho vtcttma for ycaro. Wo havo volumo. oftoutlaiony criti wonderful ciirotlv.
power. Nolowr u.o Jchollo mttcra. hlch do ruoro uarri tnan rood, cr dritlu ril!. btii(i,Tim
tCTcdr.IJDin.T.;V0UT tad hoalta will bo quickly rcCalncrt. Cot It of your Dru.TRlot. Pcc.
BARNES' WIRE
The Only Entirely Successful Wire
CHAMBERS. BERING & QUINLAN,
lidujlvo Mnniilnctiirera, DSGATUB, 111
Only Double Eing Invented
Champion Ilojr Rtnirer.
RINGS AND HOLDER.
No fcharp nolntj In the fltth tfi
c&suo trriuiioQ and wrvncti, i
cmq or rings that clow with the
Jolnta In the flth. and produce
Mreut'M of Ihe nose.
Hih ri'nmplnn Iloir lloliler ipeaka for Itaclf la
lueauovecum.
CHAMIiniLS. 11KIUNO A QUINI.AN. Kiclu.lvo Manufacture ra, UBOATUB. ILb
THE FRENTRESS STEEL
BARB x WIRE
1'ateiited Uec. 14, JS7S.
Patents ol
The Most Ponutar Barb Fenea Wlr
at prkci which cannot bo undersold! being mide Irom All.
Steel slock, and Ihe barbs securely he.d between Ihe wires,
making It absolutely F.UST-proot-the great objection agilnil
an uiu mre wnn ine oaro wouna irouna tne wlrti.
MANUFAOTUHED 11 V TUB
ST. LOUIS WIRE FENCE COMPANY, I
814 & 010 N. Second St., St. Uult , Mo.
tg If your Wrrrhnnt ilnr not fcer;i thtt irtrr,
HAMLIN'S
WIZARD OIL,
The Great Medical Wonder.
A Gentleman connected with tho Post Offlco Department ot
Wnsliliij'ton, D. v.. In conversation with one of our Aconta
relates tho foUowlnt;:
During the time one of your advertising warjons was In tills dtr, I was afflicted with
a very sore hand, the fingers had become festered around the roots of the nails, and
the nails looked as if they were going to drop off. I called upon a prominent druggist
to procure something to give me relief. I was advised by him to see a surgeon at oncer
or I would lose my fingers, and perhaps my whole hand. On my way home I taw your
Agent se ling Wizard Oil from your wagon and I concluded to make an application of
it to my hand. 1 he first application did It so much good that I continued to use it and
.n one week mv hand was entirely well. Two other parties were cured from the sam
uottle, one in less than three minutes, of Neuralgia in the head, the other m one nicht
from a very severe bruise.
HOLM AIM'S
CURES ft Simnltr
r.j
Without
by
Dosing
Absorptim
TUMUn.
It toTtrelga rem4j tn all form of Uth
ind Btoinnctt tronbltl, lod li th ONLY
SAFIt and ABSOLUTE nn for MalarlA U
Ui vttloui typci,
Dr. IIoltnnna Pad la a (tnnlni and rad
ical remedy, WITHOUT TAKING MKDIC1NK.
It wit the FI11ST article of the kind that waa
introduced to the pabtlc generally. It wet th
OHIOIS'AL PAD, aad waa detlaed t DR.
IIOLMAN atone,
lie itnick out from the beaten path and mad a
NKW WAY. No tooner had he rendered the
dcrtaMnR a CERTAINTY lhaa the 1mitato
and I'ihatis who hang to and Inleet ettr tw
fcful enlerprlte, etarted up and hue tinea fol
lowed In hla footilepi aa clotely at thelawwUl
to!crate. j
Ac-ilnrt theie Dr. IIOLMAN (I'M SPRCIAI,
WAlt.N't.N'O. Net only do they FAIL TO CURB,
I'ut In ilbappolntlnj the purchaaer they brlna;
doubt and odium on the principal of Atiaorp
lion, of which Dr. Ilnlmnti'a I'ael lath
GKNUINK and ONLY TllUtt EXPONENT.
Ivvcry Imitation la tn emphatic endora,
mmt of the tubtlantlal worth of the f inula
article. A poor one la ne?er copied.
I'acli Ccntilno Ilolmnn Iad bear
the lTIvatc llcvciiuo Htauip of th
IIOLMAN PAD CO., with the abote Trad.
Mark printed In green. Buy Hon lTitheut It.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or tent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of ga.oo.
Dn. HOLM AX'S dlce li mis. Pult tnataa
lent free on application. Aildreaa i
HOLM A CM PAD CO. i
I A O. HwttU. q.i Wltlilaru St.. . V,
lfiiriifiV(f hu f.r mrfft'!
i i'.Hitttrsrit ttntt rrrtittt A
i rru MVttiVMttitHt or
lttIHIHiiit. rllf fff I
itt OiUtlt. g v$ntit' mum
iranrm. it unfit I lint I
I iff. .lcri'oftH ''ronri'ii-
iriifit ft mi f otttttirum
Xcmrefrotit i'rrrrN,-v ,
. . . a a ., . .
much rollcf. Imt on flu. .-nnfmrr i,.ti...
HARTER MEOIRINE CO., NO. 213 NORTH MAIM srpiPT, ST imili.
It you aro attuinl
If villi firt ft
ened by tlio strain of
fif btiiiinitw.wcAif
1 man if Ut-
tO lilltfOT
jtur uuiivn fiToni
frtliiiularitHanit tine
rni wotk. in re.
Hop Bittera
Iwa-tv, Hop Q.
lore 1 1 rni n horvratid
K you nro younir an1
dlfcrHign ur tllliA
rlt'tt or tingle, iId or
ltH)rIiialtU or lantcuinh
uvt inly on Hop
Uiferlnjfrmr. any n-
Iliont u yoiinruiimr
yuunff,.uiriTinjf tnm
luu on a UJ of itlvk
l Bitters.
iiorver youarc.
wlimiT you ft tl
iitotiMnax oio an
nunllv f i inn noiiio
I lint jruur i"j siviu
I foim of Kidney
fdh-awj t'mt inlKht
IU'l'Ul CIl'tlllPIIIKa tu
liirf or ttmulatinif,
without intnTicnthiff,
i uy a umoiy ooi
in i: o nop
nopuuters
or nriiarycoi'
D. I. C.
M mi nti-wlutn
and Irriultii
lilo c u r u for
.tlniiikcnnonH,
of tl o csomuch,
HOP
Itvtr orinrtYi i
Vnn will hp
UI IIUI1,
tubtipcu. or
curcutlcn.
FoMbyilmir.
I'M". Stiiuiur
Cluul.ir.
uur nrrrus
n'X'a to.,
cnrtHl If yoiiUDo'
Hop Bitters
IfT3U arcflm
ply weak uiul
lowfinniiii.iry
NEVER
II
a
flavod
Rot bfl.f f r, X. T.
droda.
AI,I,K'8 II ItIt. FIIOIIcumi M'lMim Dl'bll
Ity, weHkni'iul ri'iniil i rsani. dull ilniuslftt. Benil
f' r r'rriinir In Allrn'. I'lmnnm xl lt Avi- . N. V.
W. A. U. Ilea aaolnea. wiikitill
wnicif lntivjxa to awkutisiuis,
plnmrKiin you miiv llir .lilvci thrinrnt In
ttln iHiwr,
AU10MT3 VVAim xj1 i'r " i no Lauma u. tne tvmte nouso or
in tho Homes ol tho Presidents." thu must liiU'iiiim- u-ih ui
WAtuiinuTon jjii'ij tM-rimUMiwi. A History ur cwy AJ-
- mm
White House.
COWSTIPATION
AND PiLES.
WOHT.
new and wop'loxful xemcdy
'.on, V,
OHEOK ROWER.
Obeck Kower Etbi Inrentfld.
the llaruea' Wire Check Itower bejoal auaannai Mis
takluu I tic lend with draleri and aaooa Ui aaraara, vto
Iiiitc rendered an unanlmoua nniya aaM at hi ah
hiKht Tt'ir practical dm haa mum tw mmmm
LliKk mer tni.de.
Tl.e fuiluwtnii an th adrastafM trw mf attar
Vm ot Win In placa ot rope, aadatftaaa VMHI
oatlaat two rupea.
Tlie aire will not itrctci aad akrtak Ikt a Ma
The wire laaa cair tohaadlaat a rifa,
The wire d not cruaa tba -"''ti
There la no aide draft
It will plant perrecilj aad non la akaak.
The Operator duca nix bare to ret off UM BaMMaa la
throw the wire off at Ihe end oi ua tela.
It la durable lu all Its parti. Takaaaaaaar.
Onlr filnalB
Rina; Urn Jm
Cloaaa am lata
entxt That CI
oataida ar tha Haw.
BROWN'S ELLlPriCALRINQ
(latalda af tha Km
AndTrlDlaOrooTa Bat aad I
Thli la the onlr iaaia Haarnaa
Intantod that coast oa Baa aaadda at
thenoae. It nrriimmnaa anliiiMin
feet la all trtaoralaf aad atkar
nnKi wnicn cioaawtin ine joinia lecwiar n uaaaeaa.
cauviDK II in uivuj au vj Keep ma our wamm euiw
Jtrhtutd May li, 1S77.
tinder all tha bottom
kriarDVVIro.
nni AfT.Ari in n.-,L-i
Tho Frentrew Barb Wira
Fene C.
i:na( Uubiique, llllnola,
trntl b iYtr Mitt and Cinutmn.m
law T
r eaaal aT. V
A