The County paper., June 17, 1881, Image 7

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Am .ire cme to thvJab of Slower j,Mclr
breath met ns oul on the sesi,
Tor the Spring and the middle Summer Mt
ettch on the Up of the breeze;
And the red passion-flower to the cliffs, and the
dark-Mae clematis, clung,
And starred with a myriad blossom the long
corjTolvulus hung;
And the topmost iplro of the mountain waa
lilies In lien of snow,
And the lilies like glaciers winded down, run
nine out below
auru luvufQuyus tulip nttvuj'pTl uc .
v of gbne; t!toUuUi f
OC millions oltoscs tort 'sprang witnout lew.
.or a thorn from the bush ;
And the whole lale-sldo fltshlng down from
the peak without eter a tree
Swept like a torrent of gems from the sky to
thoblaeof the sea;
And we rolled upon capes of crocus and
Taunted our kith and our kla j
And we wallowed In beds of lilies, and chant
ed the triumph of Finn,
Till each like a golden Image was pollened
fiomheadto feet
And each was as dry aa a cricket, with thirst
In the middle-day heat,
Bloaaom and bloaaom, and promlio of bios
eom, but notcr a fruit I
And we hated the Flowering Isle, as we hated
the lale that was mute,
And we tore up the flowers by the million, and
flung them In bight and bay,
And we left bnt a naked rock, and In anger
wn ssuca away,
PRACTICAL SCIENCE.
iBHtrnctloBH to Holler
aali.
AttCBlt-
GrrriNO ur Steam. Warm tho boil
er gradually. Do not got up steam
from cold wator.in loss than six hours.
If possible light tho fires over night,
Nothing turns a now boiler into an old
one sooner than gottlng up steam too
quickly. It hogs tho furnaco tubes,
leads to grooving, strains tho end-plat is
and somo times rips tho ring seams of
rivets at the bottom of tho shell
FmiNO. Fire regularly. Alter .fir
ing, open tho ventilating grid In tho
door for a minuto or bo. Koop tho bars
covered right up to tho bridge Keop
as thick a firo J'io quality ol tho conl
will allow. Do noltiv'so tho fires with
a rake. Should tho coaKakc together
run a sllcor in on top of tho bars and
gently break up tho burning mass. It
has been found by repeated trials that
under ordinary fair conditions no smoke
need bo mado with careful hand -firing,
Cleaning Fires and Slacking Asn
xs. Clean tho fires as ofton as tho
clinker ronders it nocossary. Do not
slack tho clinkers and ashes on the
flooring plates in front of tho boiler,
but draw them directly into an iron bar
row and wheel them away. Slacking
ashes on tho flooring plates corrodes
the front of tho boiler-at the flat end-
plato, and also at tho bottom of tho
shell whero resting on tho front cross-
wall
Feed wateii ScrrLT. Sot tho focd-
valves so as to elvo a constant supply,
and kcop tho water up to tho height
Indicated oy tho wator-lovel pointor.
Thero is no economy in keoplng a groat
depth of water ovor tho lurnaco crown
whilo tho steam spaco is reduced thoro
by, and thus tho boiler rendered more
llablo to primo. Nor Is there nny ocon
omy in keeping a vory Mttlo wator ovor
tho furnaco crowns, whilo tho furnaces
svro thereby rendered more liablo to bo
laid baro.
3i.A88 Watob Gauges and Floats.
Blow through the test tap at tho bottom
of tho gaug'o hourly, as' woll as throug
the tap in tho bottom neck and tap , In
tho top neck twlco dally. These tap;
should bo blown through more fro
quonlly when tho wator is sodlmontary,
and wbonever tho movoment"oftthojwi
tor in tho .glass- is at All sluggish
Should olther of tho thorougwares oo-
come ohohodf oloan -thorn out with.
wire. Work the floats up and down
three or lour times a day to see jh'at
thoy arc .qulto froe. Always test tho
glass water gauges and the floats thor
oughly the iflrst thing In tho morning
before flriDg up. II -does not follow
that thoro ls plenty of wator in tho boil
, r 'because -there Is plenty of water in
tho gttflgo, glass. Tho.paasagos may'be
-choked. Also, -empty gauge glasses
aro sometimes mistakon for full ones,
and-exploslons havo resulted therefrom.
Hence tho importance of blowing
through iho tost taps' frequently.
BiiOOT'Onr Tvwa and Sauit Taps.
Open the blow-out tap in the morning
beforo the englno is started,- and at din
ner time when tho engine Is at rest.
Opon tho -scum tap.Avhen tho englno is
runuirjg, before breakfast, beforo din
ner, andiafter dlnnor. If tho water bo
fiedimoniary, run down half an ilnoh of
wator at -each blowing. Jf not: f odl
mentary, imnroly turnstho, taps round.
See thutitho water Jstot the height s in
dicated by itho water-davel pointor at
tho Umo-oi-oponlngthe scum tap. Do
not iicgloot blowing out .for a .single1
day, even though anti-oxustation com
positions aro put into fcollor. Wator
should bo blown from thebottom;oi oho
boiler when aicarn is not fcoing dra'ji
off, so that the wator maf bo at rest
and the sdimemt(avo ano portunlty
of settling. WubAl should ibe mown
from tho surfaoollrhen sr being 1,
drawn off. o,th6t thowat6ra4y. .boJnJ -,
'"ebullition and tootfcam floating on'.theii
top. If the wator be bolovirtha pointer,
Aho saum tap will blaw stoam; lif.iibovo
tho po'lntor, tie ecummor will mtas the
aAFETY VALVM.-Iift Caoh Woty
valro by tho hand in theoiorhlng before
sotliiig to work, to see tktt.it is free. If
there is a low-water safety vaivo, , test
it occasionally -by' lowering tho water
Jevel to :o that the valve begins to
blow at tbo.rlght poltt. When tho
imiinr is lald oft. examine the float and
. M- . ..' ... A...
i.irai- Ann iflfl uja. iiuur md .u mm-..
that thoy glvo the valro the full ruo.
If safety valves are allowed to go to
sleep, they my got art fast.
- - ' -
BnoafetMa 0 VfAlM-In case tho
Knl14nt,1.?k flnntusTih tin utinrt of
S7WMBVS- fVW -JW uveas w-
Waternftrlflf fires If prtotlcablo, and
front In somo oesoa it may bo more
coiiventent to amothor tho fires with
ashes or with anything olso roady to
hand. If tho fires arc not AWaleavo
the furnaco doors optfSh turhjSn tho
feed, lowor tho dampen, ahut dotifn tho
top-vaiyo if tboDouoft w out) oi a
sotlos, and rollovotho weight on tho
safety-valves so as to blow off the
ill i ma Wtn:rjMsr(i.VjV:frora thii front
6t die bollor DrawUg the fcrefmiist
bo dono with discretion, and ought not
to bo attempted if tho furnaco crowns
have begun to bulgo out of shape. At
Clay Cross, near Chesterfield, on Thurs
day, 14th January, 1869, as tho attend
ant wan in the act of drawinz the . fire
froni a furnaco overheated from short
ness of water, tho crown rent, when
tho torronts of steam and hot water
that ensued blew him backwards to a
dfslancoof' twYnty-'Hve yards,' rako iu
hand; and killed htm on tho spot.
USKOF AWTI-lNCnCSTATION COMTO
smoKi. Do not uio any ol those with
out tho consent of tho Manchester
Stoam Users1 Association. It used.
never introduce them in heavy charges
at tho manhole or safcty-valvo, but In
small daily quantities along with tho
foed wator. Many furnaco crowns havo
been 6verheatcd and bulged out of
shape through tho uso of antl-lnorust-
atlon compositions, and in some cases
oxploslons havo resulted.
EMr-rriNO the Boiler. Do not emp
ty tho bollor undor stoam prossuro, but
cool it down with tho wator In; tho
opon tho blow-out tap and lot tho wa
tor pour out. To quicken the cooling
tho dampor may bo loft open, and tho
stoam blown' off through tho satoty
valves. Do not, on any account, dash
cold water on tho hot plates. But, in
oases of emergency, pour cold wator In
beioro tho hot water is lot out, and mix
tho trro together so as to cool tho boiler
down gradually and generally, and not
suddonlyand locally. If a bollor is
blown off under steam pressure, tho
plates and brickwork aro left hot. Tho
hot plates harden the scalo, and tho hot
brickwork hurts tho bollor. Cold wa
tor dashed on to hot plates will causo
sovero straining by local contraction,
sometlmos sufficient to fracturo tho
seams.
Cleaning Out the Boiler. Clean
ont the boiler at loast overy two months
and oftenor if tho water be sedimentary,
Remove all scale and sediment as well
as tho fine dust and soo Show scale
and Ecdimont to tho manager. Pass
through tho flues, and sco not only that
all tho soot and nno dust have been ro
moved, but that tho plates have been
woll brushed. Also, see whethor the
flues aro damp or dry, and if damp find
out tho causo. Further, sco that tho
thoroufchlaros In tho glass water-gauges
and In tho blow'out olbow-plpo, as well
as tho thoroughfares and tho porfora
tlons in tho interval feod dispersion
pipo and tho scum-pipo are frco. Tako
tho focd-plpo and tho scum-troughs oul
of tho boiler it necessary to olean thorn
thorouchlv. .Tako tho taps and tho
feed-valves to pieces, examine, clean
and greaso them, and if ncocssary grind
them in with a little fino sand. Exam
iue the fuslbto plugs. Do not put any
blocks under tho pipes in tho hearth
pit.
Fcsiblr Plcos. Keep these free
Irom soot on tho firo side, and from in
crustation on tho water sldo. Chango
.tho fuslblo motal once every year, at
tho time of preparing for tho Manches
ter Steam Users' Association annual on
j tiro examination. If fusible plugs aro
allowed to bocomo encrusted, or 11 thn
motal bo worked too long, thoy become
useless, and many lurnaoo crowns have
rent from shortness of wator, even
though fitted with fuslb'.o plugs.
Gkhesal Keepino'OP Boiler. Pol
ifili up tho brass and other bright work
in the fittings. Swcop up tho flooring
plato frequently. Keep ashes and wa
ter eut of tho hearth pit below the
flooring plates. Koop the spaco on the
top -of the bollor free, and brush
down onco or twine a week. Tako
.)leasure'ln keeping tho bollor and the
boiler-house clean and bright, and In
preventing smoke.
TiFort-WAvne UntLft ttontlnel 1
When about twelvo years old said Mr.
Geistnan, of tho Globo Chop llouso to
our representative. I mot with an ac
cident with a horeo, by which my skull
was fractured, and ever ainco 1 havo
suffered ,vtyh -the most oxoruciatfng
rheumatic pains. Of latel, applied St.
Jacobs Oil whloh has given mo almost
total rollefv '
Say, for Instance, a dog loses his paw.
and a rooster loses ids maw, docs it!
ma)to orphans 'o thomP
Tho following lotter was roooived by
an undertaker rooontly from an. afflicted
widower; "Bur my waif is doad and
wonts to be berried to-morrow at VVonor
klook. U nose walro to dig tboiholc-
by tho side of my two other waifs let
Jt bo deep." ,- ,
"Look bovond tltls llfo," said tho
Cood priest, kneeling ut tho bedside of
side man. "tlx jyoar gaze',,ou .the;
thltwrs ot otbrnitV.V'ByThankydura
piled alio oynloal sufferer, "would you
be kind onough to hand mo my .specte.
olesr '
ort ITuJV Commercial. , , ,.,
' HChartfs Me'soii, Esq;,- Proprietor Nrt
sou House, speukmg to us recently,
tibstrvedr t sutt'ored so much with
Rbeumatfam that my, arm withered, and
iihytdoians could not help me. I was
i'i dttspair ol my life, whon somo one
ndviseU mo to iry St, Jacdbs Oil. Idid
to, and as if by magic. I was instaotlj
rehevtid, and, by the bonlinued usuol
the Oil untlrtly cured. 1 thank heaven j
for having used this wonderlulrtmody,
for it sav&i my lfe. It-fl'lP oured my
E9tM
J,
A rJeo of rr Worts IIM. a Chum"
Many persons, especially ladlos, aro
great sufferers irom that form of nau
sea and headaoho known as "oar slck-
ncsa.'P A' JouWioy by rail has (otlWm
ali'tha liUoomibrt and4MfferintltaV
an ocean voyage nasfw me mjprn.y( oi
travelers; TbVofTccta of-iho notion of
tnecar rango from a mild disturbance of
1 an accompanying
klhry Blciness,'.' with
lgadicho to.'dcatl
'ItifAnstA iiMsiil4k eat-wl
intense nausev and'comploto prostra-
tlon, according to tho.. condition and
sensitiveness oC the viotlmV Ifa its light
est form tho sensation is sufficiently un
ploasantlo mako travol by car thor
oughly disagreeable; In its -worst, and
by no means uncommon type, It Invests
this necessary and .convenient method
of Jonrnoylng with dread and despair.
A simple and harmless prevontlvo of
oar-slokness has recently come to the
knowlodge of tho writer, undor circum
stances that leave no doubt of its effi
cacy with somo persons; and if tho de-
vlco will work equally woll In other
cases, a knowledgo of it ought certainly
to bo spread abroad. It is at least.
worth a trial by all who suffor this ln-
convenlenco in traveling. A lady who
had occasion to tako a short trip on the
Lowell road and sho novor travels by
rail for ploasuro was, as Is usual with
hor, as thoroughly sick as ever a lands
man is on tho "heaving dcop," by tho
tlmo sho had ridden n dozen miles.
Tho conductor ol tho palaco car, who
was apparently very familiar with such
cases, tola mo suuercr s companion
that a shoot of writing paper, worn
nextj to tho person, directly over tho
chest, was a sure proventlvo of tho
troublo in nlno cases out of ton. Ho
had recommended it to hundreds of
travelers and raroly know It to fall. Tho
prescription sccmod very like a"charm"
a horso chesnut carried in tho pocket to
ward off rheumatism, or a rod string
around tho neck to provent bleeding nt
tho nose. But it was simplo, and could
at loast do no harm. For' tho return
trip, a shcot of common writing nolo
paper was fastened insldcd tho clothing,
as dlrootod. Result a perfectly com
fortablo Journey, without a hint of tho
old sickness that had for years mado
travel.by rail a terror. It was so like a
suporstitlon, or happy accident' how
ever, that tho lady would not accept it
as real until subjected to a moro severe
test. This camo in a day journoy to
Now York, and that hardest trial of all
a night trip In an "alleged" sleep
ing oar. Both wero taken in tri
umph. Tho "charm" worked, and the
lady writes: "Tho day journoy was a
porpetual wonder and delight to mo. I
could sit up and read and look at tho
landscape through which wo whirled,
as othor pcoplo do. And still 1
didn't feel roady to confess, to a euro
until I had tried tho sleeping car,
which has always been a horror to mo.
But ovon horo tho "spell" worked. I
ato a hearty supper in tho dining car
and kopt Itt Slept soundly all night,
got up as comfortably and dressed
with as lovel a head and as steady a
hand as though I had been in my own
room. Read until breakfast time a
thing f havo never beforo done on the
cars and was hungry for my morning
meal. It is really wonderful, almost
too good to bo real. For tbo first tlmo
in mv life I havo experlonoed tho
ploasuro of traveling. I wish that con
ductor to bo especially thanked. I
wish also that I know his name.
would like to call tho Lord's particular
attention to his case, and don't want to
mako any tnUtako and havo tho bless
ing descend upon tho wrong man.'
If this should meet tho oyo of the
official in question, will ho pleaso con
sidor himself thanked? To tho scion
tlllo guessers is left tho explanation of
this peculiar potenoy of u sheot of
paper. And, as a further possible con
tribution to tho welfare of all qualmish
travolers, it is suggested whether tho
oharm would not work equally woll in
preventing sea sickness. Tho experi
ment is certainly worth trying.
liens and a Keestec Kill a Sat.
Fortimoatb Chronicle.
Mr. Card, of Fort Point, Nowcastlo,
has a large flock of hens and many
ol'lckons, and a rooster which weighs
ton pounds and two ounces, tho master
of tho coop and tho bens1 favorite. Ono
morning this feathered Mormon was
placidly watching his numorous family
oafMholr breakfast, when a largo rat
darted out of a placoof concoalmont and
'Snitohcd up a chicken. Boloro tho
plunVror could make his escape ho was
soizeoby thoroostor and finely told
until K broughly, killod by two bid tooth-,
or henH whloh fiijjously attaokodj him
tho mo;tient no was caugni Dy-ineir iius
band. Nono of the fowls woro Ivurt In
ttTmeIeo. , -
.Alter lio rat was killod the old rooster
droppooVplni, andhoiiwalklng sevoral
times nMund tho vanquished.fQa, eaga
olottely oAimininglilm out ofbnooyo all
thdwhllH, linally mounted' tho isody,
olatbed "his wings, gaye three .Ipud
crows, and-walked off toTceephis" wives
out of aisdlilqf.;iT)io Tat weighed throo
'and ono-balf pounds after the fowls had
got through with him.
A youlHiwh" Altejndod k Scotch, ro
vival meeting' for iho' fuu 6f'tho thing'
Ironically, Inquired of tho minister
"whoiher ho could work a miracle or
not" Tho young man's curiosity was
fully satlsfled-by tho'mlnlslor, kicking
1.1... f .l.i-'ni;..-!.-' mlM,- fl.n ninln.
UIIU Ullli vuu vuuiuu, , ...
diction, "Wo cannot work miracles,
but war con cast, out devils l" '
V aisaaaaaaaaaaiaaSHMaWSJsHaal
Ed. Purdv. 81(3 Third St. , Milwaukee,
ays Pay's Kidney Fad oured bin.
1
A Hat lsi the Vr&ftraBk Service V
4
; A tolo'grah inspector rodontly pres
seel Into: hWservfeea rat UHdorW-lowflfg-
becntiaf ouxtrmstancris. If was
necessary to ovorhaul a oablo of wires
inoloscd In iron tubes. A cortaln length
oftho.cablo had to bo taken out of tho
tuboVUnd the men commonoed hauling
V - . . .... .. k -.1
atone ond ,wioni naving laicnino
ikrccaiiltionto';ateb to tho other a wlro
by wWeh It atlght.eo drawn back into
thotubo after inspection and repairs.
The auosttonaroselhoW tho cablo was
Wbe restored to iw propor place, and
norvno ingenuity oi vno inspector waa
manifested.
jHo' invoked tho'aidofa rat-eatoher,
and provided witn large ral.a ferret,
and a'ball of string wound around on a
Morse paper drum, he repaired to tho
opening, in tho) 'thbo. Tho "flush box
es" wero opened, and the rat, with ono
end of tho string-Attached to his body,
was
put into tho pipo. Ho scampered
a way. at a racing :paco, dragging tho
twine with htm, until ho reached tbo
middle of tho length of pipo, and thero
stopped. Tho ferret was then put In,
and off went tho rat again until ho
sprung out of tho next flush box. Ono
longthof tho cablo was 'thus safe, and
tho samo operation wos commenced
with tho other, but tho rat stopped
short a few yards In tho pipo, and boldly
awaited tho approach of tho ferret. A
sharp combat hero commenced, and It
was foarcd that one or both of the ani
mals would dlo In tho pipo, but, aftor
sundry voile nt jorks had bocn given, to
tho string, the combatants separated,
tho ferret roturncd to his master, and
tho rat, making for tho other extremity
of tho pipo, carried tho string right
through, and so rellovcd tho inspector
from his anxioty,
A lover's pun "Maggio, dear, if I
should attempt to spell Cupid, why
could I not got beyond tho first sylla
ble?" Maggio gave it upf whereupon
William said: "Becauso when I como
to o u. of courso I cannot co further."
Maggio thought that was tho nicest con
undrum sho had over heard.
Womnn'a WImtom.
"She
insists that It Is ot more Impor
tance, that her family ahall bo kept In full
health, that the should have all tho fashion
hln ilrpuBPR and atTlea of. the times. She
therefore aces to It, tnat eacn memcer oi ner
family Js supplied wltn enouga nop uiurrp.
at the first appearance ot any symptoms ol
111 health, to prevent a fit of sickness with Its
attendant ejpmee, care and anxiety. All
women should i-zerclso their wisdom In ihla
way." Xea Itavin raliauium.
"Yes." observed a frlond tho other
ovonlng, "sho certainly is very cultlva
tod. Sho Is very stylish, sings well,
plays woll, and talks woll, dances well,
and rides well, and succeeds admirably
in prlvato theatricals. In fact," ho
added, "she's lust tho kind of a girl
you'd llko ono of your friends to marry."
"Then you wouldn't caro to marry
hor." sucrcosted Causeur. "liy no
means, mv dear fellow. ,-What I'm
looking for is a roal nico girl."
lltil Huff., ltouclip.
n.t.. mti-r.. nnf.. ili-t.. vurmln m iiuultoQi. Insects,
Ac. cleared out ly "Houuli i n llau." 13c bom at
"I havo loft all my lortuno to my
wlfo," said tho phllosophlo husband oi
a erumbline and scolding spouso, "on
condition that sho Bhall marry again."
"What is that lor?" asked his legal ad
visor. "I wish to bo suro that there
will bo somo ono to recret my death
when 1 am gono," said tho husband.
Vlruln &ad V.rvl.
Wells' Health lteouwer. itreto.t remcly on earth
for ImpoiCQi-e, le.onrti, .exual dcMllty, so- 11 at
araggltti. Mltcnoii. Harnett a: i.rain. ue. moidci.
In former times, when a fellow
showed himself after a night with, tbo
boys, his faco looking liko tho inscrip
tion on a tea-chest, his explanation was
that he had bcon splitting wood, tho
axo flow up, etc. Nowadays ho has but
to say that ho has boon practicing on
tho blovclo. It is an all-sufficient ex
cusc.
Inrtl KOKtlon, nyHpoiMin. nerrous pro.
irKuuu. aaa .11 loriu. ui K'-nur-uu umtr r-m-ruu;
takltiK ZVXcnHini.ifM lc-il.inlKocl llou;
'X'liiilu. ttieonlr nrenara loa of toetf coctalnllie 1:
intirt nutrtuow propertltt. It I. not a more itlrau
laut like ttiu extract, of lje-f. but fontalna blood
tnaltlDE. force-Keneiatlnz, anil lit .auitalalD prop
ettlcu li luvaiuable la all ecfeebled condliloni,
whether the mule of exhauatlta. nervoui pro.tra
tlon, orrrworlc, or acute il.ea.es paitlcularlr If re,
aultlnfir from Duln-onarv comnlaluta Ca.wklt.
IIaiaro As Co., Proprietor!, Kcw York. So.d by
A story is told of tho old gontleman
who always took notes of his minister's
sermons, and on ono occasion read them
to the minister himself. "Stop, stop I'
said he, at tho occurronco of a certain
sontenco; "I didn't say that." "I know
you didn't," was the reply; "I put that
in myself to mako sense."
liUdleai Attention,
We want Intelligent, euergetlcLady Agents
to sell to women OKl.r, an article ot real by.
(clonic merit. For nartlculars and liberal
terms, address w AONKIt&CO , , Chicago, 111,
All UPDcrtendoiu uees Glenn's Bulohu
Soap, which proves that the retlned claases
have remarkable sense, since this soap la the
most rename puriueroi me auin in iue mar-
Jiet, anu la uiexpnnsive as wi-ii aaoeautiiing,
Ilaldheaded mn aro Inloruied that there Is
hut one avcuufl, of i-acapu from their tllllctlon,
tnil that la Caiuiomnk, a deodorised extract
ot petroleum, tho great hair renower, which
beleg recently Improved, Is more cnlcaclous
Uian ever anu ia iiii.niiitfliv rauitiens.
',-It Cannot hh' dksieo tnat I'cnur Davis'
Pain killbh, whlcii naa held the Uret place us
a lamiiymvuicine jor me past loriy-onti years,
haa relieved moro Buttering, externally and
Internally, than any otner similar preparation,
II snouia on Kept in twery noutenoiu.
A Vuriuer's OuinloB.
''A MIohlgan farmer writes that ho was
oompletoly oured of a very bad oaso ol
Piles by ono box Ducklon's Arnica Salve.
Nothlnir on earth is so suro a cure. Sold
by all Druggists at 25 eta.
PILES! PILES! (PILE8
AtHuro Cure Found ut I.UHt. No
' One Pieed NuUVr.
A sure euro for tho Blind. Bleeding,
Itching and Ulcerated Piles has been
discovered by Dr. Williams' (an Indian
romed.) called Ur. Williams' Indian
Ointment, A single box has cured tho
worst chronic cases of 25 and 30 years
standing. No one need suffer live mln
Utos alter applying this wonderful
soothing modiolno. For sale by all
Druggists or mailed on receipt of price,
1.00 per box. F. S. Hkny & Co.,
Props., Cleveland, Ohio.
Ho-w 1 Io me fjaahcailtatliasrlr
Avar.
at an old practlttontr, that Warner's Bafe Rid'
noy and Liver .Care fs among the kaeat valua
ble discoveries of the 19th century.' I cannot
say too ranch in Its behalf. Signed J. II.
UONNELLY, M. D.
Flttsbnrg, Fa., cm Apr., isso.
How To Hccare Health. ,
It sscms stranaM that anroae will suffer from
derangements brought on by, Impure blood,
when bootiix's birsapariixaAnd stiixikoia,
or blood and uvkb MRur. will restore perfect
neaitb. it is a sirennneaing syrup, pleas
ant to take, and has proten Itself to be the
bcst hlood rtmrriEH,effectually curing Bcror
Ula,8Tphllltlc disorders, Weakneaa of the Kid
neyajciralpllaa, Malaria, all Nervous disorders
and Debility. Bilious complaints and all Dls
eaaes of the Blood. Liver. Kldncva. 8tomaeh.
ekln,elc. It corrects Indlgeatlon. A single bot-
ue win prove-to you its menu aa a ncaun
rencwer.forlt ACTS LIKE ACHAUM.especl
ally when the complaint Is of an exhaustive
nature, having a tendency to lessen the natural
vigor of the brain and bervona system.
BAKER'S 'FAIN FANAUEA cures pain in
Man aidBeaet. Uae externally and Internally.
DR. ROOERrBVEOETABLB WORM SYR
UP Instantly destroys worms and removes the
accretions which cause them.
Put on nl)r. Holmim'sLlver Pad. the best
stomach and liver regulator In the world. It
Insures a sound stomach, good digestion,
pure uukki, anu perscct nervu ncuoii.
Use Reddlnit's Kusaia naire Oats, Burns,
Correct vour tiatnu ot crooned walklnc bv
using Lyon's Patent Heel StIITeners.
Imuortunt.
Ilomc and Farm.
Have vou found the ker to perfect health
and strength! It Is KIdncy-wort, the only
remedf that overcomes at once the Inaction
ot tho kidneys and bowels. In cither liquid
or dry form ft Is a perfect remedy for those
terrlDie aiseaaea mar, cauee so many ucaitis.
Mores Bros. fe Cutler, drueelsts, ordered of
8. Blackford, proprietor of Dr. Halllday's
remedies, flvo market baskets full ot Dr. Ifal
liday's Blood I'urlBer, all In one day, last
week. How la that for sales! Dr. Halllday's
medicines are fast getting away with all other
remedies In Minnesota, and don't you forget
It. For sale bv all weatt-.ro dmgfclat.
PERRY DAVIS'
Paiti-KUlor
A SAFE AND SURE
REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps,
Cholera,
Diarrhoea,
Dysentery.
Sprains
AND
Bruises,
Burns
AND
Scalds,
Toothache
AND
Headache.
DRUGGISTS.
THE GREAT CURE
RHEUMATISM
A It la for all disease of tbs KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS..
It olaanaea th ayaUm of the acrid polaon
that cauaea th drtadrul aufferlni nhloh
only the viotlina of BheumaUiia can reallie.
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
of the wont forma of thla terrible dlieaae
havo beeu Qulokly relieved, la a ahortUm
r'CKrBUIl.I vmkeu
baahad wonacrfuliuccen, ond an Immense
ale In every part of the Country. In, nan-
dreaaorcaacmiiiaacureawueroi o u
failed. Itia mild, but efflolent. CEKTAIM
IN ITS ACTION, but barmlesa In all oasea.
Orltcleauiti, Btreas-lbena and (IttaNeir
I.iretoall tbe Importantorganaof tho body.
The natural action of the Kldueyele reatorcd.
Tho liver lecleanaedofaUdlaeaae.and the
Bowelamovofrcoly and healthfully. In thla
way the norat dbeeaoa aro oradlcated from
thoayatem.
Aa It baa been proved by tuouaanda that
la tho moat eOoctual remedy for cleonilng- the
ayatem or all morbid aeoretlona. It ahouldbo
usod In every houiahold aa a
SPRING MEDICINE.
Alwaya curca DIUOU8NE33, L0N8TIPA
TION.MLIS and all FIMALB Dlicoaea.
la put up In Ilry Vnetoblo Form, lntln cans,
oso racUsre of which makcisquai u iiiedicloe.
Alio In Liquid l'orm, very C'oncentratedfor
the convenience of thoewliocanuot readily pro
pare It. (delated 4"il eiHc(eneimei(erorm.
oet rroFYOurt DituaaisT. rmcE.st.oe
tVKI.LS. ltlCIIAIIDSON A Co.. Prop'!,
mill aend the dry port-peld. Ki nilvOTO. VT.
MRS. LYDIA L PIHKHAH, OF LYHH, MISS,
pucovekeu or
LYDIA E. PINKHAIYTS
VE&ETABLE COMPOUI'TD.
The rnaltlvn Cnra
fur all thoae Painful Complalate mad Wcal'nveaca
aucontmon tuourtott fvinale popututlon.
It will cure entlrtly the worst form of rcmale Com.
plolnta, all ovarian trcnllca, Jnnammatlon and Ulccro
flon, l'olllnff and Ilsrlaccroenta. and the conaequent
Hplnal WmkncM, and la partlauUrly adapted to the
Chance of Lira,
It irlll dlsaoVe and eipet tumora from tho titerna In
an early atairoof development. Tho tendency to ean
cvroua humors there la checkod vcryapcedily by Ha uae.
It rcraovocfalntnesa,flatulouey, destroys all cravlno;
for stimulants, and relieves weakness of the stomach.
It cures Bloatlntr, lleadichea, Mervoua ITostrotlon,
General Dt-Ulty, Eleeplrainesi, lcprosalon and IndV
gestlon.
that feeling of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache, u alwar j permanently cured by Ita use.
It ill at all times and under all circumstances act In
Jiarmony with tho lawa that govern tho feinUo system,
I'ortheeureot Kidney Complaints ot either sexthU
Compound Is unsurpassed.
I.YUIA 1 I'lNKllAU-O vronTAHU! COM.
POUNIIU prepared at Oi and 3 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Maw. l'rlcoSL fill bottlos for J5. Bent bi moll
tnthoforaa of lulU, also In the fortn. of loxenirea, on
rsoclpt ot price, Ct per box for either. Mrs. rinkhom
frMjyanswenollletteraof laoulry. &end for pamph
let. Addroas as above. LTrnflou thU JViwr.
He family should be without LYDIA E. IWUIIH
UVSll 'UU Taey cure oonsupauon. uu,
usil torpidity of the liver, a caaii nvi too
411 DMV99H1B
HI
I si til
FOR SALE BY ALL
Tl. 'nAM.l.. iuij. . tr . -.
mot of the diseases which Horses, Cattle,
Bhetp, Hors and t'oultry are subject to are
readily overcome and cared by ustne; Uncle
Sam's Condition Powder according to tbe
plain directions. Bold by all Druggists .
Uncle Sam's Harness Oil fills and closes the
pores of leather. cITcctually rrcvcntlnfr. the
entrance of dampness, dnst, 4c, and render
ing the harness soft- and pllab'o, while at the
same time, Increasing Ita durability.
Disease and Death, when thoy reach onr
own households, aro. too serious for Jesting,
we use our bost endeavors to drive oft the
dread metseoRers, and are only happy when
we feel that they are at a' distance. At the
first approach of that fell destroyer, Consump
tion, In the shape of a cough or slight cold
as well as more severe Ilronchlal or Catarrhal
Complaints, wo should at Once use Ellcrt's
Extract ot Tar and Wild Cherry. It has no
superior In such cases. Every bottle war
ranted to give satisfaction, Bold bv all Drug
gists.
There Is no earthly ixron more precious than
good health, and It behooves Its possessor to
endeavcr to retain it. If you are asealled 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 Ellen's Daylight L'vcr Fills
and be cured.
Mothers will una Ur. VVIochcll's Teething
Byrup Just the medicine to hare In the house
for the children, It will cure colds, coughs,
soro throats and regulate the bowels, try It.
Rheumatlem, neura-gla, sprains and bruises
will be relieved by Uncle Sam's Nerve and
Bnp Liniment. anM hv all rlnttro-lata.
I-JL-AIJ-J
GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
ron
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
SCIATICA,
LUMBAGO,
BACKACHE,
OOTJT,
SORENESS
or xnn
CHEST,
SORETHROAT,
QUINSY,
SWELLINGS
8PBAINS,
FROSTED FEET
EARS,
23TTXi.aNrej
iitn
DOAIiDS,
General Bodily Pains.
TOOTH, EAR
AND
HEADACHE,
ALL OTHER PAINS
ACHES.
No I'ltrarallon on earth tt ' Sr. Jicou Oit as a Birr,
rt-nic. smruc aod ciiair Ki .mil lUmeJj. A trlalontalla
lut th. comraratlrslj trlflln outlajr or 60 Cuts, an-1 sisrj
mo suirorlsg with pain can liana clicepand posltlra rotiol
Kl clalias. DIniCTI08 1.1 ELCTEIt UKaClOIS.
Sato ii au onooaisTs ahd oiaius ir Mtoiemc
A. VOQELER S. CO.
Baltimore, 31 d V.S.A.
iUhm Vurv lur riiiiiui
maIriolhitHMi-mKli ntt-it
In rut' froMVM,riier!.
VHrriiUiJ tof.Mt tuy-ra.
PENSIONS.
EVERY aoi.lllERdl.ablrd In llnocf -lulvbi
wouml, disease, or Injury, larntltled topen.lcn.
1'KNalIONH IXC'UKAHKK.-Many arc draw
ing less than i-ntltlt dlo. Thousands of Iff Irs cntltM
to I'rnston and nounlr.-Itr..IEOXKI CAHKk
rc-cpencd.-AHAMIOMCU CASES CnUlnd.-Uopli-s
of Lost Lli-t liai tn a obia ni-o. Cialma f net)
i cscrlptlon prosccuiet . I'ltlrnU 1'rocureU Ail
urcis, wiiu .i.iiii.. .
lias aus.
II. M.
1IKBI
II.IN Jte CO , A CUrnere.
.nii,a-iiin. sr.f.
AnUFRTKFS..p(fiV!Nf'S0f!S,5
tb ItBltlHthUHNrlHIIat
THiS PAPER
( tin Lin KliUivr ofirr. Mtirrt CQ
linl lati cmu t tbldltirtl. 2
lit i.rt-Mt mil &awiiMMr.
lit in A I PO foKlicnlPrr.' WixHum V' rls; Ixiw
KMhllltN I'flcw. UMIOHCARSIA .Pa.J'r'CCC,
UUUUIkU clnclnimK 6. 'tai(nr. ii r'tHU.1
.UlHruitlHl Iwaaautlerlni from ganaral debllltj to
aonsomo totofc A racatton at a nontb did not ilnoi much roller, bat on the contrary, wis folloawl li
Incrouod prostration and sinking-chills. Attbistlms I began the uso of j-our Iron Tonio, front which I re
alised almost Immodlato and wonderful results. Th.old onergr returned and I found that mr natural force,
was not lyrmanentlr aboUd. 1 baro usad throo bottles of the Tonlo. Binca ualnslt I hare dono twice tho lit
bor that I evar did tn the aama tlma iturlnff mr III11ML mnii with Hrtiihl th. aU W..K h nn..n
andTlEorof bodr, bjucom.alsoa cl.arn.saof thooihtnsT.rb.toro eoJored. Iftha Tonlobaanot dono tho
JThu Iron Tonlo im a
lyrepnratioH oJVo
MioxUle. of Iron, IVrn-1
viait Hark, and Itiom-1
pnatmm, amsoelatea I
trlih, the Veattabla I
Aromatlem, Jfeerreol
everv DUi-poee trhtrel
a Torsso im neemmmaru.r
MAHUIACTUUl St THf DB. HAWTEH MEDICINE CO., 10. tit HOITM MAII tTIHT, ST. 10IIS.
The Ladies
Baaaini. 1
BARNES' WlrtE
The Only Entirely Buooessiol
CHAMBERS. BERIWQ & OUINLAN.
Ciclusli-nManulacturere, DEOATUB, IU.
f. 0ply Double Ring Invented
Cliumploa Uo Illneer.
RINGS AND inivDErt.
No sliarp nolnta .In the (1-th to
casue Irrltstlon and sonucs, aa In1
caee or nun that close with the
JutiiU tn the Beth, and produce
II, h rinmilon lloir Holder tneaks for Itself 1
ibe aboT cuta.
ClfAMIIKRa. 1IKHIKO OTT1NTJIW.
sureucH ui iue uuwa.
tnlnlstratlon from Washington to the present time. Includes much '
Perscnal and Private blit-.ry never before l-ulillshnl. Addrnis
jBADLBy A OO.. 00 N. Tourth Bt.. Phlla., Po.
Towhchls added a sketch and portrait of sirs. OarrW't-
'Jks!mmm
IB. . S
THE FRENTRESS STEEL
BASBVWIRE
JPaie-nteei 2o. 1,1H7S,
Licensed and protected
Patent al
Th Most Ponultr Barb Fence
at prices which cannot be undersold i being mad Irom All.
Steel ilock.ind th barbs securely held beUeen Ihtwlre.
Making It abtelulelr RUSI-prool th great objection sgslnsl
sui a.rw fvire, wiui ui. iiarw wvanu Brviin in a wire.
MAKUKAOTUllKD BY Till
8T.I0UI8 WIRE FENCE COMPANY, I The ErentreM Bark Win feM 4W.
14 lie N. Second It, It Lsul, Mo. Kurt' !, IIIlMejsv,
WXf your Mtrthanl atm rwf hup thtt
HOLM AN '3
Q
CURES
Without
Simply-
Dosing
Absorption
f&UUIMAJUb
la a aoTtrtlgn rcatdy for all forma f UtSVI"
and Btomncli trmMta, tail Is Ut ONLY
SAFE and ABSOLUTS can It Mallavrlal fas
IU rarieus lypt. 1
Dr. nolmaa'a Pad Is a rainlax aaal raaV
leal itmidy, WITHOUT TA1UNO MED1CINK.
It was the FIRST article f lh Uti tkat waa
introduced to the public (family. It wa. (he
OntGINAL PAD, and wa dtvltcd by DR.
1IOLMAN aloe.
H atratk out from Ui bta path and mad a
NEW WAY. Noaoontrhadh nndcrcd lh an.
dtrUklnf a CKItTAlNTY Uaa th !mitatc-
and riaiAras who fcanf to and Infaat tTtf anc
ccaafol antarprlia, started ap and hT llnca tot.
lowed In kla footattpt aa closely aa th law will
tolerat. t
Aralnrt thes Dn. HOLM AN glrca SrBCIAL
WARKINO. Not only do they FAIL TO CURE,
but la dlsappolntlnf th purchaser they brlnf
doubt and odium on th principal of Abaiorp
tlon, of which Dr. Ilolrnnti'ai Pad lath
OENUINK and ONLY TRUE EXPONENT.
Erery ItuKatlOia U an smphatle endorse.
ment of the subitanllal worth of th genuine
article. A poor on Is neier copied.
ISacb Genaln Holmnn Paid bear
the Private Rerenue Stamp of th
HOLMAN PAD CO., with th ebo Trade
Mark printed la freenu Buff Kon Without It.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Or sent by mall, post-paid, on receipt of 9a, oo.
SR. HOLMAN'S advice Is Mm. Fall treatise)
sent free on application, Addreaa
HOLMAN PAD CO..' 1
,r u. Ami 744 BROADWAY, N. Y.
If wfiii am a ti
f If you am a
' man of Ut-
f r.iitiniiM.wp&a
enl by tliotrftln of
your dutlM TnM
mlintilantand uso
tcrnioiHiiKOT
nltrl.t ncirk. tei rr
toru Lrajti iitrvrnnd
Hod Bitters.
waaIc, uw Hop B.
utTcrimr from Any ln
Hon i if vou am tn r
If you ro younff And I
(Ksustton or dKJlDnfl
rk-d orlnttlo, old or
suorkAltli ur lAtiL'Uliiil
lyounjf.Mim'rlntf from
Ing un h bul of sick
otters. ,
TliouAnOfl ulr An
nually f r n in H)ino
fonii of Klrlnnv
whuicr you Ut i
liifti you r ijanviH j
tinaxl i lAtllnL7. tain 1
rdl8cai9 t'Uli llil.'llt
intf or r-ttmuiutintr,
I liaTol'ni'rffiittHl
wnnouiiHfoxfi-unniy,
I Uy IIIIIUI7 urJ ill
TAUO MOp
nopuiiiers
DUIUI
TTflTA Trttlfflf-
flhit kidney
disco ftc
D. I. C.
Is an nltfoliito
nnd lrrimJuta
l.lo euro fur
witrrt, wiuutii
Uvtr crnervtt t
drunken nef (
You will be
cured If yoiiuw:
tobacco, or
Hop Bitters
DOri-vlllTM.
Ifyouarc!n
ftly wenk And
jwnnlrlU'dttry
itt It may
RoIdliTdniir.
Cliti. tid lor
tlreular.
avo your
llfo. It has
saved hun-l
nor nnrus
wra co.f
Roehr(rrtM T
areas.
A Tmrtittei. Ont
An Open
Secret.
Tho fact is well understood
that tho MEXICAN MUS
TANG LINIMENT Is by far
tho best external known for
man or beast. Tho reasou
why becomes an "opon
secret" when wo explain that
"Mustang" penetrates skin,
flesh and musclo to tho very
bono, removing all disoaso
nnd soreness. No other lini
ment docs this, honco nono
other is so largely usod or
does such worlds or good.
v , IT. IT.
Ilea Muses. oi Ix no ISIS
WHEN mtlTIXa TO AltVVllTlSKllS,
please sat yon saw the Ailvt rtUi mi nt in
ints payer.
I
Etutormed tttlil rernnt.'
)
mmnaea 011 fnoetscrff.
rni profemmion, for
Miumueumta. e.'e-tlfal
jaesiitru, imnalr aim
rate, II ant of vital
ity, A'ervoum JVoafra
tion, ami foltvaltm.
ce)icefrolHtvrm,e.
aucn ou eitont tnat mr labor waa eicendlnalr bur.
I'astor Christian Church. Troj.O.
HOP
niTTrnnl
U IhUVI
Dill UN I
NEVER I
FAILl
AOllJMTU WAWTEIU lor "!ha Lsoiea of tn nnns nouM o.
In the Homes ol the Presidents," tho most Interesting book ot
WADUiflurun xixjt i ever puuiiwou, a uistorjr 01 ever aof
h h wwasa 1
White House.
CHECK ROWER.
Wire Oheok Bower Erer Lmoted.
Bhrht yoare nraetleal dm fcae arere mm
the Barn os' Wire Check Bower forest 1
hare rendered an nnanmiovai TewM aM M Is I
Check Kuwer made.
The foUowiut art Dm Mreaetaea rrer aaa
uuu tne leaa wiu aeejere bmb
Check Ilower) .
Use of Wire In plao a reft, aa4 mm mm
outlast two ropes.
The wire will not stretck to SkrUk &e a paaw
Ths wire Is aa eat, MhaAdle a rvaU
Tne wire aoea not cn uas
There la no side draft.
It will n'jnt nerfncltv sal 1
The On-jraur d.a not hare to aet of I
throw tbe wire off at the end ot the 114.
It will work on taj eluter aa m msie.
II Is eaar to work and to andante.
II la durable In all Its prl. Ttks no eekes
Quit Slncl nine; Crear lav
TODtod That Cloai osi the)
OnUld mt tho Kes.
BROWN'S ELLIPIICniria
And Triple Oroore Ks uU m
This la thecal SUaie
laraoted thai eioaee o mm MaaVS al
tbe nose. II oiereotnes sertoes
- fret 1 all trtsnjmlaj- JJtk.
rlnte which eloae with the Joint tosetiief tk (ask
OaustiiE It to decay and to keep tea hojfa awe sore.
wclii.I.e hi avnpravtnraf. DKfllTsTB. UJ.
lUlttutd May X, 1077.
under all th bottaai
Barb Wrr.
Wlr now altered In maikaL
Wirt, wtn frr Trim XAtmt mi i
HE