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y Spfak Well of Each Other. j character, ehinicg forth Things cf greatest moment often j ^meilt ?* an ."ionocent, a Start from trifle, lis,! as air, : fa,r. EjSht haTe J tad thus many goaui tog* agamst the daugerons cb u,? ^ v \ , ' . ? he was hourly exposed. Have oeen hunted to despair ,, a. vfl a ? ?v . .., t as bii6 was, in tier Qui6t X>j tao venea?d voice of l'03s:d which throws u;i!= ?< - j UJU^j iUCLUUi V Ui poison everywhere. : mer an(j the part her swc Sometimes in our own home circle i ^ gradually fading "Words are spoken thoughtlessly, ! fr?m hls 111 the *ar Pointing with a shade of reason - j n'3^ experience. Toward a friend's interim I Before Fred. Marburg _ ? '' , ... , long-unyielding heart ha lho? few words may gather ethers till a scan. I ^ ^ ^ ^. y we **** ! with a quickened pulse a Sometimes, too, vague hints may waken sound of her low thrillir Doubts and fears within the soul; J what wonder ? She was Hints concerning trivial action ra*e women who, appa Deep suspicions may unroll j scious of their own ma Plunging some loved ones in trouble which no j seem torn to exert it wit] efforts can control. I cess over a11 th whom contact. Yet she may be poor anfi guileless, I It was a warm, lovely ; Free every throught of ill; j ber when Fred first serio But from that hint so idlv snoken. to himself that he was c< Grafts its deadly poison still; i sister was away, giving h Such light words of gossip started can with children a late holids grief a young life fill. i family homestead in Nevs i for a week past, Miss H Every one is pron to falter, j task bad been the pleasai Clouds on every heart may fall; | jGg home attractive to th Some grope onward led by folly, i bachelor who was left in Some respond to duty's call; j No one understood tl Our friend's case we cannot fathom, so we ; than herself, and the should never judge at all. I of her Buccess lay ii ,... j > 'at this very moment |, S ? not .11 of friend or lover, , o{ ^ tenfler eare ? They may prove true in the end; | J - M chamber.floo r?* be blind to little failings; j f0 t away a t And stand ready to defend; i tn7jZiEg at his heart?th( Always striving to discover some new virtue asl ber> at cnce to ^corr 0Qr ^GD<i* Life with her would be ? Burdened by some fool injustice; : poems which she Stung by slights that seldom fai', . ; such a world of meaning Innocence is often wounded : li^id tones he had no By suspicion's flimey veil, ; *^6 question of h And that veil each day grows thicker through ; Lever though Oi.?for h the scmW-loTefs tele. i ??0?8h 'or both. Bat s : Blake s sad eyes arose be -- Then beware of na?>sinq troagin: Uo-aigkt and he lelt atrat Light as is the snowflakes' fall, | by them. It will gather in its passage To be stIrej there had Till the drift is huge and tall. I pledges of love betwee So when speaking of a neighbor say good I those sentimental drives things or none at all. ! common at a summer-res ?Bcsion Investigator. I tender interchange of ? ! glances which may mea: _____ _ ! nothing; no tangible sig |p_ . MISS HAflfiERTY. | anything more than a si p| ji- * I tion. Bnt he had meant j knew it. Even now he c The two stood face to face in the earnest, loving little f splendid drawing-room of a palatial. "hope deferred." Yet hi mansion?one, the patrician mistress of did "not now love Flor this home of luxury and splendor, i loved this other woman ii a leader of society, the very creme de-la- j thralldom he had driit . creme of the lichest tipper crnst?Mrs. | concciously. And Fred Augustus Lord ; the other, the gover-1 believed himself to be a ness whom she was just in the act of fe]t bis cheeks flashing p engaging for her two young daughters darkness, as he thre\* ?a lady more aristocratic in bearing, chair beside the open wii .. ~ more attractive in person, than herself, to think it out-. and not one whit behind her in the As he did so, he obsen quiet, heighbred elegance of her man-; entering through a side ners. | grounds, having just tn tier references were 01 a enaracter to the street, and h&lf-me Batisfy the mcst fastidious, "while her watched them steadily accomplishments, which Mrs. Lord busy "with his own thouj tested for herself, were asrured beyond who they were. But ; that lady's criticism. Such music as neaier he*became aware thrilled the chords of the grand piano j was Miss Haggerty, for -under the touch of her small _ white j mistaking that graceful, hands was rarely heard, even in that: partially disguised, thou oentre of fashion and culture ; while as long, dark cloak whi*1 to French?Mrs. Lord, who ha 1 lived enveloped her. He saw in Fcris and who flattered herself that tbat she was in tbe com her own re) Bering of that language strange man at that lat< was beycr.d reproach, now found herself night when h? ha 1 suppc out-Parieianed by this would-be-gov- sleeping th- sweet eleep erness whose smoothlj-flowing accents at home. Tney were fpe were the v-'rest of the pure. There- and in low tones, the Ita fore, Mrs. Lord had nothing further to but he could distinguish f a atltfvarva vl ttq tr?0 " ***1 I* KS1U.U iw AAVA w%/* ' [ tiio lOiYCiib UU^tf, TV J forthwith, and thank kind fortune for ; muttered as he left her. having sent her such a rare exponent A jealous pain shot t of grace and perfect breeding. heart at the sight-. W1 Reclining upon a sofa at the further strange Italian be to the end of the long drawing-room, and | he wished to honor with smiling with amused interest over the j his own name and fortun pages of his novel, was an almost un-! Flora Blake entirely, f< noticed spectator to this interview, to i that he had no right, as ^ whom the singular gifts and graces of I the actions of his sister's the governess appealed with a power as ' ran swiftly down the stai strong as it was new. ; her at the side door as st This was Fred. Marburg, Mrs Lord's : 3Ji s Hr.ggerty looked handsome, insouciant brother, so cool I ried. and met her lover and unimpressible that she had long j lock, he almost roughly despaired of ever getting him Eefctled in : the wrists, with eyes life as a respectable Benedict. Andlit-; astonishment and fear tie wonder that she held that opinion, ! depths. > " in view of his past career of indiffer-i *-My brother, signc ence to the fair sex. But the story had qu'ckiy, without waitinj not been told her of his last summer's ; ciiized^ asd as if dropping romance among the New Hampshire ! into h?r native tongue, ^ hills, where a lovely image had been so wild life and given me a strongly outlined upon his'careless heart j bla. I hoped that I had that it was even now dividing his atten- when 1 came here." tion with- one of the most charmingly. ? But you were conver impossible heroines of "Oaida's pages. Miss Haggerty," he said, Yet, even with this double entertain- fierce suspicion is his ton ment for the diversion of his mind, the idea that you were not a wondrous power of the stranger's music of my own." had sent an unwonted thrill through ; *? You understood wha his cool pulse, and impelled him to cast j ing, then ? " she asked, more than one furtive, scrutinizing j searching glance into his clance at the interesting woman who j " No." had called it forth. j At this unexpected ans There she stood?Miss Haggerty?a j lock of ineffable relief s slender, creature of medium height, ; features, her dead-white complexion giving! Our mother was Iti strange intensity to the expressive ' burg," she said, " and A dark eyes, with their level, delicate i her lanzuage to our c; brows, and to the mobile lips whose ! Though, save in convers; low towned Parisian accents came to his j I rarely nse it myself." ear with an underthrill of passion in s sorrowful look of woun< keeping with her mnsic and her face. went straight to his hea Yet, more than all else, was he struck ?I am pained to read in with the singular ease and elegance of Marburg, that yon thin! her manner, which had so perfectly me." " that repose ' *1 do not?Heaven foi Vliich stamps the caste of Tere de Yere." e<j Fred, fervently, ashai That calm, serenity which Flora suspicion. "I was start] Blake, with all her innocent loveliness senses by seeingyonout' and all her sweet girl-woman ways, had you were in your room, not. And if Fred. Marburg had any all. And, Kate," he wer special weakness for certain attributes sion in his heart surj beyond womanly purity of character, it words to his lips at sight was that one held in common with his ful, pained face so n< lady-sister for high birth and aristo- something?his better ar cratic "repose" of bearing. These had c hecked the wild words far greater value in the eyes of both spoken. "I beg you than mere vulgar fortune, and they rudeness,'' he ended, in ? would more readily have welcomed to letting go her wrist and their exclusive circle a lady in Miss away. "Good-night!" IHaggerty's position than tie purely Ferhaps Miss Hagger monied scion of a "shoddy*' millionaire, his sudden change of m Therefore, in this patrioian frniily only looked after hire Miss Haggerty was in no danger of smile. slights or insults because of her inferior Mrs. Lord Lad retu station- On ste contrary, she was the once more "at home" to instructress of Mrs. Lord's children, pany which filled her and treated more as a delightful guest resplendent with jewels than as a hired dependent German waltzes, and h As to the " delightfulnesa" of her ; fragranc > of a thousand society, there could be no question, j among all that brilliant < "Who but Miss Haggerty could evoke so distinguished for r^re such eoul-stirring harmony from those as the poor governess, 3 responsive keys ? Who, *o well as she, Fred Marburg meant to ? could grasp the most subtle thought of ing, for the ghost of that poefcor^hilosophar, and give it to its night and the low-spokes ^-^estfiote^retmon through the medium to his jealous ear, whicl I of sucb a low and tnrmmgiy mocraiaiea. j oicen enougn, naa not, voice? "Who else conld possibly be so j break her spell. useful to Mrs. Lord when giving enter- I He watched her movii tainments to her "dear five hundred ; her striking beauty an friends" as this accomplished governess, ease, as much at home ii with her high-born, easy grace, gliding company as the hosttss 1 from room to room, from guest to guest, a sort of pride of owners with her brilliant powers of entertain- his heart. He believed ing, and ever-ready tact in uting them. ; him, for ihere had been "Blood will tell,' declared Mrs. ; those white cheeks had < Lord, for, at least, the hundredth time, j those dark, impassioni "I never faw such perfect charm of. drooped, beneath his gaz manner as Kate Haggerty possesses. : now only awaiting his '.There is something in it more sugges- j ask her for the sweet assr tive of the court circles of Europe than j At last he believed ths of a noor. obscure sroverness. I am for he missed her from ti rare 1 shouldn't know what to do with-hoping to find her in the ont herI" I he rose and bent his step Perhaps it never occurred to Mrs. j tion, with a sur pressed e Lord to dream that her cool-headed, j eves which told her h un impressible brother might come to ; heart was involved in th< have the same opinion ; or quite likely, J woman. if it did, the idea would not have ; He had not more than troubled her, since Miss Hagsrertv, in way thither when a servs &/' all save wealih, which Mrs. Lord was ' elbow and delivered a too thoroughly well born to care for, j imperative request fron gP was unexceptionable as any lady in the i meet her instantly in the ir t;- land. vas something in the me At all events, as time wore on their ; cer which convinced hin governess became more indispcnsible ness, "whatever it "was, c Bp.. to both sister acd brother, and her j so, with a muttered imp quiet, gliding grace and singnlarly j his mustache, he turai fascinating countenance came slowly to and retraced his steps to ^? loffjQr'j I PAAWfl/^ 4V\of XTQQ Vl/ mo xu VJ u I ocx>bUVV4 vuov <m w T>??v hitherto held sacred to the memory of him in ?very attempt h Flora Blake. clare his passion. Fred Marburg, being a man of the When he stepped wi:r K;"~ world, was not likely to pledge himself j -what a scene met his ga too hastily to any one of Eve's begnil- . sister Jyirig in an attifc EEi:'.. ing daughters; yet, like all men who i npon the sofa, weeping Hp- Teveresce the sacred name of ' mother," j heart would brea^, and. gjr be had his womanly ideal, and Flora J light, in her tasteful ever g|? Blake had come nearer to filling this j white face and biazing Ifc; than any other woman he bad ever ! gnarded by two officer* known. ' ; Miss Haggerty. & ?he t?eeji ^er? now her lovely i He stood like one 8t IB " t in every line- into stone. "0, Fred!" cried his siste*, j The Spicera-* nd winningly- hysterically, "there is some awfnl, j ^ jots 0f CQ. teld his heart ful mistake! I sent for yon to explain j had-and they passed :arms to which to these officers who she is, and how-- j our ga^en 1 But fa? away, 0, Fred! why don't yon say something!" j didnt gta ^the 'u : home among she implored as 1 er brother stood the f ' were alI i 1 ta r\-r> r\r n/'.r i . . _ .. lut: paeo euiii- | tspc-r^JLiieBS, uum uno iu auvww : SpiCC''1 W0t0 t?6 *t face had in | of the strange group. folkg in ?lcfeertown. like a dream j "There is no mistake sir, said one of ab<nifc the ^wa waS l>e m dawn of a ! the officers, stepping forward, respec:- j - > f wpn r fully. "Ton and'ycnr Sister have been ga?^ . "* ^ ? knew it, his i imposed npon by a notorious adventu::- those cows get d surrendered ' ess. This woman is Madame Arditi, j>n ^rjve 'em up 1 was beating an Italian, and the wife of a ruined <that's the pound ?' t the lightest Italian count, and together they ha\e a pen ? said g ig voice. JBut been engaged in several noted robber- can d?ve' any ^ one of those ies. She has made ase cf her beanty !aDd and the 0 rently nncon-1 and talents to gain a footh-ljin wealthy j Jhem ont mt!lcrat oayin tgnetic power, j families whcm they intended to victim- j j think that's ( fct strange sue- ize. In one case, at least, she went so'! kno'w lotg 0f people' they come in j far as to actually marry her victim, in ! ,-vp to into the oou v* n . order to rob him to better advantage. wbe^grandpa went rnght ia Oeto- It is lucky for you, sir," significantly WQuld J ana tell Sa iu>ly admitted | "that we have traced Ler up so soor ' w^at jje imnered. His; ''Which we did." added the oth<-r m - - | iwn, j jv eiself and the officer, "by shadowing her husband, | yon are> Yon want ; iv at the old and following him, last night, to this i gyerybody's pies." It r" England, so, ?ery house. Now we have got them you might know, wt aggerty's only both." ' might have answered t it one of mak- "Miss Haggerty?Kate?can tnis be j gparing with hers ( es e lonely young true ?" Fred fairly gasped, with a face j that j never could to'ic her charge. as death-like as her own. She did not 5^'^ j often tbiinfe bat art better speak, but the white face and the gilt- thing?, and it's mean t highest proof tering eyes told their own story. Heart- them. But I declare, l the fact that sick and faint, he tnrned away. any nse at all in my ar2 the handsome "I did cot mean to rob you,' thrilled jane; for when I get t] > was restlessly that low, unspeakably sweet voice in g^e a}way8 stiffens no ai r, trying man- his ear, unheard by any other. "I that will do, Mary_ Jam tation that was could have done that long ago. I WOrd!" Besides, it isi i temptation to meant to have married you, if I could gwer back. So I ;ust si le his wife. ! have escaped him,"and Fred shuddered, took Dot and marched > sweeter than as his thoughts went back to that dark- the Spicers\ We foi d to him, with j browed Italian, "for I love you, and I paying in front of in her flexible know that vonx heart is mine this "How d'ye do, Mary doubt of that, moment." "How d'ye do, Miss I er poverty he Fred could not bear another word or "Mercy 120, Maiy Ja e had wealth glance. He went from her presence, sa-^ g^e< "it's no use omehow Flora taking with him the memory of a white, ^erQ ^ Tuckertown, I < ifore his mind despairing face which, guilty though it folkg know all about yc igaiy troubled pwas, would harmt him sorrowfully ior 'fhere, that will do, many a day. He did not soon cast her ^ t j ag ever j ( Deen no direct uom ma ucsuk, jua uu o uau uv | i , , n tliem ; only ordinary power. The process was slow cal?ie over here to tell 3 and strolls so and painful. But when a certain pic- ?0m8 to have your c< ort; that half- turesque old orchard among the New ?oim ^he very next ti words and Hampshire hills was again white with 111 8?' 1 iu t z a so much, or apple-blossoms, Flora Blake's trusting . ^ 1 nof its being hewt had its reward, for there Fred of a Sam. "Yonr grar iminer's flirta- Marbnrg gave his own forever into her 80,?.y? of limes, but h< more, and she keeping, after telling her, without "i>oesn t dare to. 6i ould fancy that reserve, the whole sad, humiliating 1 wa? J. oouing j we sad with story of Miss Haggerty. of my being treated 8 9 knew that hP SpicersI a Blake as he The Man Who Bo^ed. ^ i,*' lto whose sweet There are scores of respectable and you think would be s ed half-uncon- reputable heads of families in this city I>??r'^^ ess <_ 3Iarsbnrg, who who take regular lessons in the manly ' L * Dot man of honor, art of self, defense, and who spend an Xancs toTve"th" tinfulJvin the nour every evening in swinging ciuos r.-T , . , . ^ himself into a otherwise developing and harden- T)ot and I tare ii Ddow and tried ing the muscle. One of the most en- f_ *11 onr mSht thnsiastic of the lot had finished his ? with all onr might. red two figures boxing lesson the other night, when the M , -srate into the trainer slid; | . .r ? rned off from "I am sorry to lose your money and J,n garden. Raj ichanically, he your company, but I feel it my duty to ?'7' , . approach, too say that I can learn you nothing further. e ,, 5hts to notice Yon tare got the science and Smscle to Swii?1-' as they C3tne clean out a crowd, and Heaven help the , , V ,i ' that the ?ady man who stands before you !"> ba? sh?? * *be5? Ult0. there was no The citizen went home with a con- 8<?ng pi? gliding figure, sciousness that only cowards carry re- Pouna* A11 B ow gh it was in a vol vers, and he wondered how a" man ?w, T ? :h completely would look after he had given him a tw JwiSl o^/5r> with, surprise, sock-dologer straight from the shoulder. grandp pany of some The next morning as he was leaving his g0,'<c; 0 Wh 1h . a hour of the bouse along came a berry man who was . J;-p. 7" ?sed her to be yelling his wares at the top of his voice. JJ? J? my? of :innocence "Do you sell any more berries for ^ meek a a lamb. >aking rapidly, yelling in that manner ?" asked the citiJian angnagi zen, as the peddler drew rein. w?8 ?7 wA? 1 ' n.oth?S "? ^ taiS " 70nt n0Se?" th? aWi}aTongt&; e man P|^ take your whole bodya?d.rest.ed over time hrongh Fred's in some day I" shadJ P>*fS 80 lk lat could that "But it won't be a man with a wart on ? woman whom his chin 1" alitocebjThoMad',, e?e^g!ttin?g "And^one from yon, either I" "Sffi5ffi ont^ wgetting, also, "Yon deserve a good trashing II" J Dot |a r S&srs TKThrago?p'oS rcase to meet The one had scienee-the _ other im- good til^ hunting afte ie entered. pudence. Tne one had received thirty- ? . B. ; pale and wor- eighUessons in bo^g-the other fairlj g ^ f 8 j8 , "^on't tafk that way to me or H. that showed kncck you down!" said the finished Dot in'fced acd' l M m their dark pom].as he gently threw himself into on the butternut position to mash a brick walL ,r ^- r OT,^ . r," she said "Oh, yon will eh ? Then let's see yon . h ' hi l ; to be cate- doit!" WhenEheaw^sg? j unconsciously Even the graduate couldn't tell ex- , "he has lei a actly what took place. He remembered "Hope you'll "find yo world, of troll- or oemg KicKea on sae biiills, situus. uu oa_ ^ r? pa-j r L escaped him the chin and twisted over a horse-block ' i.aJ better co f after he fell, but when consciousness . , g sing in Italian, returned his wife and children were crj- TT * t wi-h almost a ing over him and the peddler was two "Hope yon 11 find ; es. " I bad n'j blocks down the street shouting : Sarah. "If jon don't_ countrywoman "Berries?great bipr ones?perfect our garden, we are goi: daisies?only two shillings for a heap to the pound." t we were saj- ing big qnart without any thumb in "^e he," giggled Sal with a quick, it r'?fDetroit Free Press. Although we hurried , faca> when we got home. i Self-Care While Nursing the Sick. snPP?* would be a >wer a sudden, those who are called upon to thonch The table wept ever her nutse the sicS throngbia long and granaPa was home !xo: Mr Ma?. ulnes?' of the* most,*- |ad ^tiom tojt Jnton'ioDrefern f0rt.f E?? 'h6msel7e=' , 1 "Been waiting for rider Enelieb tb?r patient, that their own health Anntjan6. ?Ba\ la, l0Dger- "ri I n,o.n. WlLll ft * nfo rvr\ Vv-r> f /^rr^nrr , led mMe'ibaf. """ 'T ?- les," eaia granapa, rfshe addi - ?cv0d ?f con lescfc% oftentimes so Ms land3 8at th* ic, sne aaaen . tsdiouRly prolonged. To all such we y. ? ori nhiMmr your face, Mr. 6Cb^it theiollowing simple precautions, iv . ' c some ev?J of to a-:d them in preserving their own (,mv '11n ? t nT,flwp health while attending the sick. hnt t dm bid.' exclaim- jf the malady of the patient be such t tn nnTmj ? ned of his brief as to cause any marked odor of she Those that were in o ed out of my breath or noticeable exhalations from . f T i when I thought the skin, take care always to sit on that m ' asleep?that is 6ide 0f the bed or sick person which is t nodded it on, the pas- opposite to or away from the direction <tWaii nf the *n to.t which the effluvia take toward the win- mavpra?' Those were < ; of her beauti- dows or draft of a fire-place. Sit so CTacious loodi jar him. But that their breath, etc., is carried away ^ . '? fn igel, perhaps? from you. Do not sit too cljse to them, his nft nf t ere they were or take their breath if you can avoid it. .a.ar i T i hnno Sar to forgive my To keep one's own strength in a case find t abont itP,? idifferent tone, 0f prolonged care, and particnlarlj if And sn Dnt and T ha cbl.gedtS sitapaU^htformW th" "S tvwond^d at Spieerdo^n'tinowa, anner, but she early in the morning, and pntting on ^ OAaa' | i with a quiet fresh under garments every second c .... morning ; or if the disease be particu- superstition in 1 rued, and was larly infectious in its nature, it is best Criminal pro9ecutio: i a select com- to change the underclothing every various parts of Ge: lofty rooms, morning. It will be found that the strange light upon tl , dreamy with warm bath, followed by brisk robbing belief of the peasantry teavy with the 0f the whole body with a coarse Tnrk- witchcraft. In a cai flowers. Yet isb. towel or flesh brush, will refresh Friedberg the wife of srowd none was the wearied body almost as much as master was accused of ' ^tr^tiveness sleep. At the same time keep up the tion in pursuading a iiss^Haggerty. appetite and strength by small doses of wife that their three ct speak this even- qninine, two to five grains three times sessed by evil spirit: October mid- a day, and nourishing diet, with, per- witch's ban, and they n t addio wafted haps, a little wine and water occasion- very urgently. The cu; 1 *^untea ally.?[Christian Union. invoivea cue ireuueuu had power to ^ ^ children's measnremei . Origin of the Term " lloosier." by forxnnlated prayers ig about, with Dr Aaron Wood, the oldest Methodist of the Trinity; and t +wCOnrC1^Ul divine in Indiana, recently gave (lie were required to pass i tnat poiisnea Dispatch a pleasant calL In the corxse of swine, that the wic! lerseii, ana felt ?is conversation he remarked that leave their bodies and < tw h i ^ ^ an error prevailed in regard to (he form brutes. For this cure ? loved k goosier.*1 According to one authority marks. The woman w; moments wnen wj<3eiy credited, a stranger called eta sentenced to fine and jnmsoned, ana ca^jn an(j broke the stillness by crying, but it would take mucl eyes naa "Who's here?'' But according to the to convince her dupe ,e. Ana lie was doctor it was gi?en birth by the follow- no witches. All the cc opportunity to jCg incident: A learned foreigner by would not be able to re ^ the name of Leminouski, formerly a from the minds of the i it naa come, nndor VannienTi dnrfnc the tion. parlors, and yearg intervening between 1323 i ri ) conservatory, aC(^ 3830, lectured extensively on Monkeys as Si 111 the wars of Europe to the pioneers of The monkey, in coml agerness m ms gtat0 jQ kjs (discourses the vslor band-organ, has baen f ow deeply ms 0j ^ hussars was conspicuous, bat his a serviceable member 1 ) po*eror tnis accent wa? not Enelish and he pro- brisk trade in that in , ,, , ,. nounced the body "Hoosiers." Daring j happy beast has spru nait maa? ?*s the fXcavation of the canal at the falls j Singapore and the It* mt -oucnea ins 0? tjjQ through Kantucky a young j London Globe observ wninperea but man ?rom ^vash;ngtori county, Indiana, ! Europe has done very 1 nis sistfr to on tbe grounds, one day, fought and i of developing the talen norary. mere dipped three Kentuckians. Highly though E.ypt has (urn: >ssenger s man- e|a^ecl at the conclusion, amid a torrent ages an example of \ i tnat tne Dim- 0f backwoods profanity, he exclaimed: tained in that directic souja not a Hocsier,5' from Leminousfci's of Abyssinia, upon the ^1?^?vpronurciation of hussar. From that j late Sir Gardiner Will ' ' ' ' ?? ' 4ft -n rrVi f , day to t&e present tne term nas ueeu j ?io Duu ?J6u? the library. It ap-pixed to all citizens of Indiana.? i plishments. One of yundt) thwart ^c%an Cibi Disyatck. j officiating as torch-bf e made to de- ? j party. Seated in a The United States Fish Commis-? bench, they hold the sin the ^ library, si0ner has recently placed in the rivers ! guests have departed, ] ze! H:s proud Arkansas and Texas 1,500,000 shad, j t&eir own supper as a ude 01 despair This statement may bo believed. It'a ; services. Occasionally 35 "er y0ry i not the number of fish they put into a ! animal wilJ interrupt under the gas-1 rjver> bat the number they take out that 11.rowing his lighted 1 iing toilet, w.-th | ]je about. j guests, but he is pro: ' eJes> closely 1 submissior. i of the law? Among the glad voices of summer the _ ?~ Baltimore American hears with delight | Solomon was ibe fi tddenly turned the clam's whoop. i pgssd to pe.rt the hei? \ e: ' % . . . Cows. A BIRDS' HOARDER HOUSE; THE FAMILY ] The Peculiar Occupation of a New York As an effective reD most of tneir Bird Fancier. walking, a corresponds ire waTScaSe Wi{hin a throw of the Gilsey ?f cold ; oken down - for hcmse' in Broadway, New York, is a bed, so t&at npon nan . small sized hnil^ino' with a liree show DUlist will Step into it ? most snuuess and other fixtures self. The writer says U for the use of the* feathered songsters J cause I had to fl d {rom j A neafc little ^ 8 eePme day, grandpa cafd a prominent position. It For annointment for * nn? attracts much attention from passers-by. qarter of an ounce of ,mt? mnyJ It bears the simple inscription: half an ounce of spermi to the pound. r hard, white material), 1 ' asked Dot. _ * a small basin, with tv ;randpa, "where : BIRDS TAKEN TO BOABD. : mon(j 0jit place the b le you find on of the fire, till the was wner can't get ^ reporter saw the card ani^ stepped are dissolved. "When cc g a fine." inside. A hundred canary birds were ?9 ready for use. This is slegantl" s%id I singing in different keys. Gorgeous ^ much better to mal s cows I should parrots were chattering and swearing, chasa. When yon make nd." A small-sized monkey with flaring eyes know that it has noirrif out, I said I ^as gyrating on the bar of a big iron materials in it. xah Spicer just 1 He was trying hi* best to make ?Qne 0fthe Ambuli j mince-meat cut of a glass marble. following extract from u just stay where j ? Have you a oird you desire to board paper; ?We can vouch: pour fingers in j jiere} sir?" said a thick-set German with o{ the following remedj was Aunt Jane,: big red mustache and red hair, to the ^ few years ag0j when I lo said that. I j reporter. " Oh, you're a reporter, and j ease was raging in ] hat fihe was so j -^yant to find out mv business." Just 1 O;mnio onii m Ol I I h HUM * *v**?vv specially mince) i then one of the parrots swore a bine covered bj the celebri h thom. But I gtreak, the monkey fell off his perch ge p^t a teaspoonfnl : of real smart and cried piteouslv, while a mocking- phur into a wine-glass hat I can't say bird trilled "Dem*Golden Slippers.''_ Btired it with his fing there is never "It'sa peculiar business, this," said Spoon, as the sulphur ( uing with Aunt the reporter, shouting to make himself amalgamate with water, ae best of her, heard above the din. "Very," said the phur was well mixed id says: "There, German. The poll parrots held a con- gargle, and in ten min a! Not another sulfation and profaned in _ one key. ^ag out of danger. . l't right to an- ?'Daring one summer," continued the every species offungui lid nothing, but man) <?i have generally seventy-five or and plant in a few mini straight off to a hundred birds to take care oi and feed." spitting the gargle out, and Sarah and Then the bird and monkey man began gd the swallowing of their house. to explain the exciting occupation of cases, to which he had Jane?" said she. harboring birds. In the warm weather, jD the nick of time, w Spicer V said I. when the owners of valuable birds go waa too near closing to ne! ifhat airs!" to the country and Europe, they find it he blew the dry sulphui to put 'em on unsafe to leave their pets to the care of ^ the throat, and after jan tell you, for servants. It would not do to leave shrunk to allow of it, i )TL>? them shut up in a-house alone. For ling, and he never losl " said I, as like these reasons, the man went on, the diphtheria. jould. "I only birds were brought to him, and he saw Lyndon of Geo: rou that we are that4they had all the comforts and lux- mustard plaster on tl >ws putin the nries that'the most exacting canary could early stage of small-po me we find 'em desire. The charges are moderate, only eruption there and sav twenty cents a week for canaries. This ^as seen one case of sm lop o'-my-thumb allows for a small profit of seventy-five localized in this way dfather has said percent. Owners furnish their own cages. Health Monthly. 3 never does." They mus t be of nice, bright brass. No, lapped Sarah. the man would not have his store disfignad. The idea ured with wooden coops. The monkey The Crescent o by those low munched his marble. _ The parrots c^ty 0f New Or] swore in trebles. The dip was almost & . t Qn the MissiBs "I wonder who deafening. A man who is stone deaf cnrve8 a giga ifraid of such a might enjoy life in a bird-store To a T^e cit ^ ab0ut on man with a well-preserved ear-drum the from tte Gtllf an(j ig 's haad, and just confusion of sounds there is heartrend- _.otmds. It u in perj to give Sarati a ing. When the noise had subsided, the overflowj hoth from th< word. Oh, but speaker resumed his talk. He has ens- pontchartrain, which : rr-11 iL.i ? x * At. -i -c *eu, au,?. | lomers irom tae nsmowuie nau? 01 tant from the Missiseip a the barn, play- Murray Hill, and expects to retire rich. Th? wes_nr0noun when Aunt Jane The reporter thought he might on the tec^ the city from inun< mi ? seyenty-five per cent, plan river, and these two ane! The cows "What is yonr pnce for boarding driven into the gronnd n and drive them parrots r bank; the first row of , ? , feet ont from shore and ed Dot. Those mat do yon feed them on? two feet, above the >nr-5 ; ? T P* ?e7t a?^n? Tfrom water mark ; the other said I, after I carpet-tacks to boot-heels, bnt I am ,acea aboat skteeI1 the road. 1 m very careful and keep such food away f3rtter ont in tie st, ght up to the from them." . , driven mnch lower than it Sir ah Spicer Some parrots, the man eiplained h timbers extend .... -J ? were very dainty. He had one that to the outside piling 1: int I cried silly woula not eat his cracker unless it had a^ont <jec a say ? I won't butter on it. And the butter had to be p]an^s 0f yeii6w pin # good, too. No oleomargarine if you fastened ^th an inter : he is much please. It was observed that this con- two inche3 between eacl trotted after me, servative bird was very distressed-look- p]flrikH ^ , ? v t iV She had a blue eye and regarded rf and the force of t uuuu , uuv iiuc iiiuLLncj aiucutijr. Auo uiuuac/ wu course, brokenby this cc If that wouldn't not regard her. He chewed his marblo feet inside of all this is re walked very and was happy. This parrot, the bird- abutment formed also j parto of the road faDcier explained, belonged to a rich against piles driven i: we came to a old maid who had gone to France- Sh? an(j against the ear late iin the after- remitted her forty cents^ regnlariy, and secT1rely. the ponnd and sometimes inclosed a piece of poetry. The river being highf We came quite which she requested the man to teach entire drainage of ind then through the bird. The old maid would have from the Mississippi td the woods be- taken Polly to Paris, but she was afraid pontchartrain. All t the I3picers' pas- the Parisians wonld teach it to swear, kitchen and chamber si id that there was With regard to to the other^ birds by surface drainage thi in the pasture. taken on board the speaker said that j^o the four or five l*m will have a be received ms.ny mocking-birds, that flow into the lake i r thes others; and These were very hard to take care of. about four feet below tl ' said I. "Per- He charged sixty cents a week_ for jdjggiceippi. In order scolding her now boarding them. They were soft-billed much refuse water the ( ay." birds, and their food had to be especial- feet wide and are fi Here ne xa now." iy prepared. At ttas stage 01 tne nar- inches in depth, meas w Sarah in the rative the monkey had cracked two or top 0f the curb. The; i tree in front of three teeth on. the marble, but he cr0ss all the streets ran ,ther was swing- crunched away. Still the parrots E0Uth, and where they t. swore. . they are covered with ir > jumped out and "Who bears the loss if the birds As itiie Mississippi i die "Why, the owners, of course, ^ver jn the United Stal ur cows to-night, I take the best of caro of them ; but if for drinking or cooking they don't live it isn't my fault." He months of the year or "em," chimed said that it was a common thing for the tha city has one or mor< boarding birds to die, especially par- jn the yard for the pur] vours," retorted rots. He related a sad case. A beau- j^in water; if the house keep ''em out of tiful girl left her parrot for the summer, one the tank is a three Qg to drive 'em aQd when she returned in the fall the also, and, being usuj bird had died, having choked himself diameter, they hold an i n_ with a piece of hard tack. The young 0f water. i so, it was late girl would not be comforted. There . The people of New Oi We' were afraid vere tears *n dealer's eyes as he into classes, or rathei 11 over, and Aunt told this story. Even the monkey French, Spaniards, Itali for being late, locked gloomy. The dealer went ^he French, Spaniards , r>n fn fiav f.riaf, fin aTJOthflTOCCflSion a ladv /?lonr>ioV> * caoVi anpatfl Vi J was ocU) auu -~-j _ m work, no one left her canary with him. She had re- ^^"the" itaUaM~an~d~ ceived it from her lover, who was care to learn any lane the milk," eaid drowned at sea shortly after presenting 0WI1) an{j keep . ^ts no use to it;. Tbe canary was sickly and died, themselves than the Fr 1 nee morning's" The lady had it stuffed and wears it now with the "Yankees," as on her best hat. The Babel of canaries them, whether he be i who was wash- and parrots was very severe at this point. English, Irish, Scotch < sink. "Do let's The monkey could be heard crunching ents> [Philadelphia Pi i, have you seen j hie marble. He had broken several ' otner teeth. T*hA nf pai red, "not ours; "Is thai monkey a boarder?" asked i . , .. le Spicers' cows the reporter. "Yes," was the answer, I A Washington letter f "he belongs to an actreee, who insists > 'ftl0n 'be S?te nr garden ?" de- that her pet shall have marbles to play labor made by the Bti iking straight at with. I get $2 a week for boarding him, Department ofAgncult which inclndes the price of his toys." ft^sa of twenty_fonrpe "Now, look here," oontinned the f'JS1" States: little mischief- dealer. 11 This is a magnificent canary. : . decline was h( 3nr cows." It was sent to me last week. It is the f?cturiDS 4 sections, less me I" said I. property of Mrs. , of Fifth avenue. Jt iay a fine to get She has gone to Europe and I am to depress the rate of far hi txmnd! Oh feed it well and take pood care of it advance since 18 <9 h* ------ tier cent, in the We3 ah Spicer won't while she is away. Do l nave turds i f . from other than fashionable people? tb%e ff ,b.e. Sonth; d to go to bed an My, yes. It costs very little. This I different oaiiods iTis s 3ual; but Sarah bird is a magnificent singer. It is the . f. P?noas, it is s ything abont it." property of a Wall street broker-a ! ^ bachelor. He can't attend to it himself, ry heavily from th so he leaves it with me. He looks in at *>T * ra?ld f0??61?' Germany. ? erery afternoon and on Sunday I ^ ??018 decorate the cage with ficweis and send K~\ rr . V ' na occurring m it to his room t5 keeo him company." ?Lc02f rmany throw a , st n?(e| the rate of wagej. The fin, re firmly rooted :epotter. WM the reply, ' bnt in witches and ! ?ast be off now. There are eeveral I fi?f ?JJ ? jnst tried at rich families who keep from two to ten a railway station i^rds and I hav? to Jo and take earo nf i lower rates* Thu8 the - , ?. ??ras. ana x nave to go ana tese care ot ; month wag g16 when c< iraua ana excor- tijera. Look in again." I *?mfa -r^n-nA Qr.^ ? farmer and his Tiie monkey was still placing with f ? t JaIva r^nta ^ 3 and mde??a !?? marb.'% cfm^' B'B?n?tanf ! inflnenceof mannfacto eeled ewcSn* ?looaJ Mt?8 ot fam .wa* re she prescribed ? as also the proximity o taking of the Cultivate a Sweet Voice. cities. _ The effect it, accompanied There is no power of love so hard to Jaltural "??8tries on and invocations get and keep as a kind voice. A kind companaon of rate wice a day they hand is deaf and dnmb. It may be dlstacts- The ^lsfcncb i throngh herds r0Tlgh in flesh and blood, yet do the are also ^those of large :ed spirits might work of a soft heart, and do it with a net profit ^ agncultur -nter those of the soft touch. But there is no one thing ?ve*aSe ?i0(.wfi8f she received two that love so much-needs as a sweet voice ?'"Jf11 B w as convicted and to tell what it means and feels, and it is So o? [ imprisonment; hard to get it and keep it in the right ' 1 more than that tone. One must start in youtb, and be ar *0VW7 of the status s that there are 0n the watch night and dav, at work and ? 1 rarts in Germany piay> to get and keep a voice that shall move that belief speak at all times the thought of a kind S * JCTL. T>?^ tttV,on o i 1 stdl a decline of twe. uuuiitijr Wu,a- iieiixu x>u? cixiQ K> mc " - ; more Irom tne lnnatea stop voice 18 most apt to be got. Yon d th0 flnsh timcs imIr -rvTntc ?'?eD b0JS- lnd ,.glrIs ,Bay W01^ h iog the civil war. Drrants. play with a quick, sharp tone, as jf it j 6 .. bination with the were the snap of a whip. When one of : irientnmania otind to be snch them ges vexed you will hear a voice | P. 1 Df society that a that sounds as if it were made up of a . The first instance or telligent but un- snarl, a whine and a bark. Snch a voice ! ^ve equine kleptoman: ng np between often spuaks worse than tbe heart feels. a number of the ilian ports. The It shows morj ill-will in the tone than It runs thusly: es that modem in the words. Ifc is cften in mirth that "Anent "The Blues, little in the way one gets a voice or a tone that is sharp, charming story lllustra tsof the monkey, I and-sticks to him through life, and stirs j derful intelligence of s nii I ni-v iii.tc-iii ftn<i oriof anfl falls like a i evening tne officer on LOUUU UUUU5U AAA vhat may be at- drop of ijall 011 the sw^et joys at home, noise 111 tne staoies, c >n. In the south Such as these get a sharp home voice torse must nave got 1< testimony of the for use i.nd keep their bast voice fo? tore, went with a corpt iinson, monkeys those thsy meet elsewhere, jnst as they ana, loosing through a tl useful accom-1 would save their best cakes and pies for troop-horse lifting these is that of guests and all their sour food for their j cojTl "15 munch] 'arets at a eupper own board. I would say to all boys and I oats. The officer ratt row, on a raised ; girls, "Use your guest's voice at home." j mis/av:. old c lights until the Watch it b? day us a pearl of great price, .co., ? e&Tl', ? ? patiently awaiting for it will ba worth more to yon in thj artfully slipped^his h( reward for their days to come than the best pearl hid in Pavtf' a awaited ev< r an obstreperous the sea. A kind voice is a lark's soag to "ad nappenea. Seemi the festivities by a hearth and home.- It is to the heart; corpora., pratendu ;orch annng the what light is to the eye. 1 fr poking r>und t mptJT caned into I ?nt afr"?-, ?o hnoaHygiene does not mean fixed abstrac ! horse heani the lcck tx ? j ideas applicable alike to all. To live | k? slipped his halter i rst. man who pre- 1 according to our individual organization j cord-bin again. Afte ie the middle. and needs jg l>e hygienic. | 9?" warrior wai firmly / )OCTOB. 3I0EAL A>D RELIGIOUS* "d , Lr. B. V. Pieect1, iedy for sleep* G?.as.t= . >n? recomrcenas Good nature is a gem which shines hardly move, ahe hi yater beside the . .,,, _v ,-x . , T4. often saw your "Fa' ig the soranam- brightly wherever it is found. It |jnt opposed md waken bim- cheers the darkness of n-isfortune and it did not amount i aat after four ex- warms the heart that is callous and her^^affit st^bn 3 has never since cold. In social life who baa not seen in a marked impi and felt its influence? Don't let little cared ^er- You-^ wounds, take a ??. OT,?_ _ ;? white wax and <~*j the personal pro; ,?0H /?>,,>}, :B a thing by being cross and crabbed. If contains seventy pe: iceii ^wuica is a . . .. , , - tions who return ovi and put them in a friend has injured you, if the world _ ro ounces of al- goes har3, if yon want employment and .Snicid Can*t g6fc itf ?r Can't g6t y0Ur wdio^takeD?1 Id, the ointment honest dues, or fiie has consnmed Discovery." Soldt 5 an at tide which or water swallowed np the frmts Ice frozen mech :e than to pur- of many years hard toil, or your faults in the Soathe i it yourself, yon are magnified, or enemies have tra- a at *1-" per haD ;&ting or inferior ^nce(j or friends deceived, never mind; 1Dr* ^ierC6'.8 ales?the original mce" sends the don'fc get mad at anybo<37> d011'' abtlse of imitations)-care o c/-\r.tVi the world or any of its creatures. ft? fiSIUSS! for the efficiency Keep good-natured, and onr word tor tore and" portrait < r for diphtheria, it, all will come right. The soft south cente J*2"Yia1', bydf this dreaded dis- w-n(j an(j g6ntie sun are not more Dubixg the past s i^for it w^s^LLs- effectual in clothine the earth with SanFran' ited Dr. Field, verdure and sweet flowers than is good ' !. In tbe Mo-t of flour of sul- nature in adorning the hearts of men Deceebtow>-, J i of water, and and women with blossoms of kindness, Af instead of a. . ? glad to bo able to sfe La riM m^il? happiness and affection, thoie flowers Kidney and Liver C WtoS U? of which ascends to %?%!?St he gave it as a heaven. ; utesthe patient GE?Eo^ WA5HpGviiio . ~ office of the clerk ol Dnmstone Kills Religions Jiews and Notet. 3 in man, beast. The two hundred and fiftieth anni- 25 C*' ites. Instead of , ^ a Treatwenpon th he recommend- ?ersary o* uongregationaii'jm waa xo- uook oi iuu pages, it. In extreme cently celebrated in Lynn, Mass. jLdbyNewtt^N herTt^^ fnn ^ Joseph Cook has delivered five lec- street, New York. allow garbling tures *n ^oko^ama? ^d is to lecture in The Science of I through a quili Shanghai before he goes to Australia. oTd.^ 125 i the fungus had He draws crowds. ^patient torn Tha ot ihe Established Church of Scotland has been received to every owner of rgia suggests a with such enthusiasm that more than a ^wSsSS te chest in the million copies have been sold. ?nroo* Urbi 1 *? a/tract It is stated as one of the most recent j m fhowtoCTrouSb 6 tne lace. Me , ? ii- # - bannlrss herlw, Irco all oox eruption Proofs of 'he Lsuccess of missionary herb cuuu, Ne* ,?[?>x. Foote's effort in Japan that it is quite com- - ? mon to hear the children in the streets == i 3inging, "Ah Jyesudisuv?Jesus loves x r,-, ?.a Beef Cattle?Good t< City. me. Calves?Com'n to P. leans is built at Th9 old plan of the American Bible Shee^. ippi river where society to give a Bible to every family Eoga-LiVeV.V ntic horseshoe, that i3 not supplied with one, worked _ Dressed, cit; e hundred miles ,, ,, , ,, Floor?Et. I ttte, go built on swamp 30 wel1 a generation ago that the manaWestern, goo >etual danger of Sera are about to do their work over \ ^ 5 river and Lake again, and on a larger scale. Rve?State' . .. to ten miles dis. Tie bi8h0ps o? the Math0di8t Epi8. ced levys-pro- C0V^ church have issued a circular let- ^Yc^Soatt iation Irom the ter to all the denominations, recom- MLted Weste* -M - ? "* " * " - v * ? ?f- -i TTflr?Pn't^rt Timnf rows 01 j^nes mending inat tne cnurcnes ges out 01 --j?- --? along the river debt, so that "no more of the Hot^IswU,'1^1,'< otv Lord'ij precious money be sunk Pork?iless, new, fo are cat Off, say r J Lard?City Steam., highest known 111 interest. refined row of piling is The American Home ilissionary Petroleum_gg^ fL society makes a new departure in Min- Butter?state crean ream; these are J * Dairy than the others; nesota and Dakota. Under direction , Western im from the inside of Superintendent Montgomery, as-j Factory... aid at an angle sisted by Rav. F. N. Wolcott, a vigor- { Skims frees, and these 0U3 effort is being made to secure the ? Western e are securely , , , , , Eggs?State and Pe; mninff of building of churches and parsonages Potatoes-Early Ros i row of planks : in the small towns and frontier fielde. I ~ * ? .?. +V.J Steers?Good to cho * . ? The ninety-ninth annual convention ! Lambs?W<stem... e current is, of , -n i. i. . ?? Sheep?We-tem.... >ntri vance; a few of .the Protestant Episcopal chnrch of Hogs, Good to Choic< i a perpendicular the diccese of 3Iaryland, met at Balti- Root?CyGronnd 1 til j ,, mv , , Wheat?2io.l.Hard] of plunk, spiked more recently. The number of com- Corn?No. 2 Mixed.. ato the ground municants reported was 20,853, an in- Oats?No. 2 Mix. We th is packed ^ , OAA ?,u * i Barley?Two-rowed * c: ease of 800. The sum of contribu)r than the city tions Irr the year was $266,471, an in- plate ai New Orleans is crease of $11,503 over the previous year. Hogs?City Dressed river to Lake ? j Pork?Extra Prime ] he wash suds, _ , ? ? , noar-^pring Whea Ana arA parrfftd Earned a New 11 at. j Corn?Hi*k Mixed., ops,a:r carnea , oats-Extra White., ougn tne streets An instance in the later life of the Rye?State ? Kit Careoa iltatrates tho ^SSSS* ia lftvfll of the singular exactness of an old frontier waxebtow.n- (a TWf?'P.T+pa nnalirv to carry off so tracker's opinion of distance and time. ! sheep-Live weight jutters are abont While he was acting as guide to a com- I Lamoa S" of government eoldiers following je deep gutters the trail of a party of Apaches, he rode gour^-PeniL ming north and up to the commanding officer one morn- Rye?state! " cross the streets ing, and said: "Major, if no accident State_Yeiiow. sha11 haPPen to PW^nt us, we are cer- Bu^lS^me^E ;es, sndistmfit tam to overtake the Indiana by 2 o'clock purposes during this afternoon. The signs are becoming Refined each hoqse in so fresti that I feel confident tfiat i am r~ } immense tanks not mistaken." I ^ CRABE >ose of securing ^ajor Carlton replied that if his That nature ci is a three-stoned ? . , ,, ,,. k own has become -storied concern words cama txne, he would present him ft observers, who illy ten feet in with the finest hat that .could be pur- 1 ff leapin immense amount chased in the United States. Strange \ / , as it may appear, the Indians -were bersei leans are divided . , , f ,. , turn? nationalities? foTmd afc bour wlllc" "*e g^de had ||;Jjr j3 , the ans and Negroes, predicted. R/wiS?^ *** and Italians are Some time afterward?as it required W Tjy is own language quite a length of time to write and have m JP? gJJJ the commission executed-Kit Carson more closely to was presented with a superb hat, in | ench, who marry which there was a very appropriate in- j i they still call =cription, viz: "At two o'clock. Kit! orG^'p^ Cireon- From Major Carlton." .flqo This prophecy of Carson's was not bipeds. The crab be: ess* , * ' .. penetrable shell, it is guesswork. On the contrary it was a mat- him afraid; therefore ran Labor. ter of calculation, made on the same tTnv hecamiot&esaif - - ' * * - - "i i in*y Via vin<r t, says: An inves- principle wnicn any experienced woik- however,"av'aiiVhim : wages of farm man C0Ill<3 adopt, in reference to some I36 neYe^ *urns ^is 1 itistician Of the , . .. f. , into a bold run. but, 1 n^ tr> ,-t, cndertakmg which was within the range election time, slips oi ure snows an in- ? time in the life ofthis r cent, since 1879 his calling. years bring him mon From 1875 to A few years later, an officer who had ^i^avery0tighn 3avie3t in mann- been an eye-witness of this incident, a?4 begins to rea where artisans, , plying to i5ame Natu ? iTyn bad the opportnnity of trying- Kif m proportion to hi ent, competed to , ? slowly responds to tb m Til? oarson s sccond timo on wiic ssihg time provides & nc^ 3 been fonrteen business, but Kit was not mistaken. Eomeiess!butisprov tern States and Ihe ludians were overtaken within the )rn P,ATnnflrin9 craobcdness when h< irn. cfompanng ^me foretold they would be.? Remedy, St. Jacob; nvestlgations at may sound rather lis Yintrn that \rn troa LU UtenCint- Colonel Peter8. and to such we woulc I? 1Q7? - to be misunderstood 1 iooo to J.o/0, * that even the waves it date to 1879, The Hungarians have a national hLfren^ere<Uhe ilv ion began, ?n 3 _ A* "eaardas" intended sufferers brighter the le South as to the intended to which people pause t ind 1869, when represent " the unquiet course of true n advanced the love." We have never seen the dance, 1 tt r-Tinrvr/t jtuation has been bul presume the greater part of it con- . , improvement in . . , ,, , ,, ,. Accept a thousan; ? i 3ista of an elderly gentleman kicking a remedy." i suffered a labor counter- matic pain in my Ii iral tendency to fonng man on tne iront stoop. together, and people average rate per ? ?ow fii^eii that Dtton was thirty Rubbing It Out. my young days. Jo .er pound*1 The The editcr of the Courier, Mr. W. F. * ? Cook, was seized a few mornings ago by a fi Tl terrible pain in the left shoulder and neck. es is exhibited, Having been favorably impressed lor some tUtBRATEB f large commer- tjme t^e yirtQe 0f an article recomof varied agn- mended for all sudden pains, and especially wages is shown rheumatis*, we rubbed the offending pari, s in contiguous and in less time than we can write it, relief \Mr I of high wages came. That article is St. Jacobs Oil.?Canaproduction and joharie (N. Y ) Courier. :s are : In the There are two ways 9f being happy. Middle, S22.24; We may either diminish our wants or ern, S23.63; Cali- lu^ment our means. The result is the T^VThe 5ame; and ^for eacil 131811 to decide stomach i to the rate of for himself and to do that which may nd, and a partial tiappen to be the easier. ?_*_ !. Ie States. There ? 31 fl J/r I nty per cent, or ?I believe St. Jacobs Oil to be the very ??| Q K P rates that follow- best remedy known to mankind," says Mr ~ JT" ledietely follow- Roberts, business manager of this paper ? travel^in^htecoun Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel. and Cattle Powders so _ says that Sheridan's C ly pure and immense a Horse. The microscope bas detected blood l record of posi- corpuscles on steel after an exposure of Solssfeco^ .a is recorded in two years in the woods. MHHBBHll London Figaro. -? lASTH Mensmax's Peptonized beef tonic, the only Boerman Asthm " I have heard a preparation of beef containing its entire nutri- I aWe'S^'p tive of the won- tiousPr?Periies- I' contains blood-making, force Miriaic-mvikeaOun ome horses. One ImSEl guard bearing a : prostration, and all forms of general debility; sonclnded thai a i also, in all enfeebled conditions, whether the TRUTHuron. TT - -1? : voonlf nf AThanatinn. nervons nrostxation- ovp.r- !5!L pose. jul3 unr?. ; ?, _ ?,?. \wl nf tl,? r-n-ri I worlt or acute disease, particularly if resulting "L"?< *?, , , . 6 ! from pulmouary complaints. Caswell, Hazard k-ijnole, sa^ an &Co., proprietors, New York. Sold by druggists. i* UP the lid cf the I?i?7^ Pbnn?*rnphv. . , 1 Frazer Axle Grease. Catalogue of works, log away at ta( One gYeasiDg lasts two weeks; all others two and illustrations, fo led the door In or three davs. Do not be imposed on by the tion. Address. Benn harger instantb humbug stuffs offered Ask your d<^er for Frav,, v . , f zer's, with label on. It saves your horse labor, iC 5 <3Safe bJCK to(Ilia stall, ^ yQn toa it received first medal at the Cea- writ. Tax aultmaj >ad back into his tennial and Paris Expositions. Sold everywhere, ariiibq Mo> ;nts as if nothing -r.^ oaEatt." ||P||J^^ g this, the officer Clears out rats, mice, roaches, flies, ants, -r12 to be deceived, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. the .tables, went Dru^alfi however, as the 0nf Tberue ia but one way to ,r_a i ' ii . cure baldness, and that is by using Carboline, gq wi li wtno yE ) A> , . . 7 ; & deodorized extract of petroleum, the natural CAT.T)b' Waasbni md attacked ths j petroleum hair renewer. It will positively do J-sr this the crafty ! the work?the only articlethat will Coil11 t3~A i,av01 secured." 1 ' ' f ?J <1 with "female weaknesses" 'ear?. ^ At times she conld like most patent medicines 1 Leniment 1 V -'M o anything, but at last con- _ . _, , . . -?v le wtoh^dii bmg. M SStSSJ?Sd^tSSd^S t it began to show its effect 3 g ^Merchant, in Lockport & TV ovement, and two bottles ]s? xj. s. a.. 1s33, since which time it hM etc., steadily grown in public favor, and i? J. Hcxce, Deposit, N. Y. II& 4 now acknowledged and admitted by tot J trade to be the standard liniment of tae perty list of San Francisco Vw M country. When we make this MMjMg -^9 rsons, firms and corpora- P&M ment we do so without fear of cont??r ?lf)0 000 ?a=M diction, notwithstanding we are aware -r *1W.UW- ?|\ there are many who ?e more or lew A?1 prejudiced against proprietary remedies e Made Ea*y. /If j J especially on account of the many hum" nplaint take its own course // II1 bugs on the market; however, we no Pierce's " Golden Medical nleased to state that such prejudice doee - - ... r . ?. /> inn tva mr \i7a i*a fiaf ty druggists. not exist against uaaowiiu uu- ?,<; w -? . ? claim wonders or miracles for out liniment, bat we anicaLy is now extensively claim it is without an eqnaL It is put up in bot?" to cities the nrice beine- -?s >0 _ ties of three sizes, and all w? to cuies, tne price Deing ask is that von give it a fair urc' /i?t3trial, remembering that the 03 m ? put up with white wrapper e.a, or sugar-coated gran- t(small) is for haman and fowl "little liver pills," (beware flesh, and that with yellow sick and bilious headache, ?g3?- ^Tapper (three sizes) for an*. and bowels, and purify the ^ fle?tu Try?bottle. , v line sm Dr Piorw'n ?imi A? these cuts indicate, the Oil is ns?i gncceesfolly for all diseases of the human, foicl and animal m government stamp. 2o I ^ Shake well before using. oggisfcr. . Cannot be Disputed. * cisco aggregated $11,368,- chant's^YglTng"Oil is that tt is imanufactured strictly on honor. ~ Its proprietor? do not, as is the ^H| Positive Manner." t?T case with loo many, after making i. J., September 15,1881. for their medicinc a name, dunis& Co.: Sirs?I am truly jgjj its enrative properties by rising inferior com- 4B it a that the use of your Safe pounds, but use the very best goods to be bon^nt to r_ Jts STSSSS? estify m the most positive w Oil has lien a synonym for !t. Rev. Jakes n. Keys. /t\ honestv, and will continue to_be It^SSSStiiA so, long as time endsree. For ton's will is on file in the sale by all respectable dealers : Fairfax county, Ya. throughout the United States and other coontnca. i^?' 0ur testimonials aate from 1833 nt* Will Bay to the present Try Merchants jm e Horse andThis Diseases. f T Gargling Oil mm evrepaper Union, 150 Worth Dont fail to follow drections. Keep the bottis well corked. Aiinrc Burns and Sprains and Bruise*. ife, or Self-Preservation, & tUKtd Scalds Stringhalt. Windgia* very man-young, middle- G^!^' F^ndered Feet. ' a valuable prescriptions. chanced Hands, Konp in Poultry, SpwdV , SoreMpples.eurb, Sand Cracks, Poll Evil. Cracked Heels, Old Seres, ay a Treatise upon the Galls of all kinds. Epizootic, I*me J >rses. Postage stamps taken. *j??& ?0Ql ulcers, Spavins. Sweeney, F TORE JTEWSPAPEB UXION. g^et into ws, Farcy. Corns, Whitlows, _v . Xri;,) Teats. Weakness of the Jointr, j ^2?f: cSS^unencss. ^ntractiou of Mns^s, llty, Weakness, Ere. Horn Distemper, v^n^TT^iIh o herbs. Sufferers may learn Crownscab. (Jmttor, FtottOa.. Mange, T&ro*h? iseives at home, by simple and Abscess of the Udder. Caked Breasts, Bous, 4C. by mail. Address BARER n<Ki KEWiBDforproof of theexisirark, New Jersey. $1,000 ^ UllImrat than tV "Merchant's Garglirg Oil," or ? MARKETS. better wonnT n-S*? ^2^7 , "Merchant's Worm TabIets.nMaa. 'jg| * ufactured byM-G.O- Co., LockEw yonk. port. >'. Y.. r. S. >. Tg .Pn'u^l w 11.Y? 15 JOHN HOOCE, Sec'y. iime Veals. 9 :== II i REMOVAL 1 r." 11 @ 11 dwJstro @935 Tlis?flsQniaHapetiGClotMiigCupaiy .......... 131 @ 13o ?_?_ ? "^^3 128%^ 130 beg to announce to the public 81 @ 82 that In order to accommodate the State 107 @112% creatlvIncreased demandforthelr jternSIixed <9.+^ *5 Magnetic Garments they nave reIern ,r JS ^ moved their principal salesrooms ? ,o J* m. and offices from 465 Fulton Sthy 70 % M Brooklyn, to 25 East 14th St., Mew ^ CO fa 63 York City, where all communlcaj'hoi'ce.V.V. fa % tlons should be addressed, and ?r export'.", ci 51 &2i7.3 all checks, drafts and 9.0. orders 12 ~6 @32 so be made payable. ? m WILSONIA J ^ |} | MAGNETIC CL0TM6 CO., J EE |!| 25 EAST 14tb STREET, * I S'tiWibisw Ism1^ _ New York City. a: jj ASS.) CATTLE 2U11KCT. authentic account 0/ theee Bold Biffhwaymea, Q 05 /? o OS information about the ^booting ?t J?ue. . . " ? 77?f vividly initrts'Jn'j and exciting book ecer 4 @ 5 written. Knlly Illnstraxed. Write Qirick lor 5 ? 7 terms, which are very liberal, and yon can jatt* H k 93/@ 10*' money feat. Now is the time. ^elphia! 4 DOCCLAS X. 7th St, Philadelphia. Pa. v: m '_mJ;;_good J J Payne's Automatic Engines*^ ^ I 881 88 /SwJf ? * A ??y Eeliabie. Durable aid Economic*!. ?rtO pttrnitk a <4f ires for and entertains her horse power tcWi laa fuel and tcaier than any other s an*established fact to all Engine bvSlx, not fitted with an Automatic Cut-off, ' does not love the sound of genrt for IllustratedCatalogue "J." foriotaination* J rightly scintilla tine waves PfIcca- B. W. Payxe & Sose, Box 860, Coming. K.X. g from the phosphorescent AGENTS WANTED FOR THE 58 they break against the ro&s I I . , . _ _ summer night until Nature IJ JTIZ I W M I ?\ T _ f, weary of the operation, JL ^i.VA,XXM SEKsSS i HISTO RV w WORLIJ;= ,1 - "jssssi -i t?~ lon ? with all its empires, the middle ages, the crusades, the feudal " worldly store upon system, tha reformation, the discovery and settle- - its back. On the meat of the New World, etc.. etc. It contains 673 2*" same beach may be fine historical engravings, ana is the most complete _ found our crusta- History of the World ever published. Send for spedroan tho men pages and extra terms to AReal*. Address cean edible- the National Publishing Co.. Philadelphia, Pa craD?wnose cuiei i ?s?'m ii bioosi i i Parson*' Purgative PI1U make New Eli r^| i not easj to molest or make i Blood, and will completely change the blood is the he wages war in his watery entire system in three months. Any person who lenonce attacked. Although will take one pill each night from 1 to 12 weeksmirte " 1 to be devoid of understand- restored to sound health, if such a thing be possible. HlrSiB m!" g?" 'a'"y ^ I T sideways? There comes f im&M COOD NEWS pugnacious fellow when the ?to? m i bone and muscle than he ^Is^ jpSsI T. A T>TT!fl i comfort, and he finds bim- Get up Clubs for 0UT cox>iace: his shoes pinch him bkated teas, and ??cnr?? ' m lize the practicability of ap- BSg^^?53 "i:css2es?cr Ccli Basi T? Stt," ire for more room or a house fiy?TH95lra8 ( ? our own Importation. Oat s increasing size. Nature BSSmBBSSeSfs of the?? beautifoi t?? s?u firm *?? le Call: but in her own cood 10 tt": party aendtn* a Club for |U.00. Beware of the ao-called _ 1 1. .. .v., tk, "cceap TEAS" that arebeing advtrtlsed?^ey are daoge-rooJI v uurnc, uiuv inv; and d?trlnj nui to ncaiia?nowpoiwa. ^ wm* re does not %vanaer about Hoates and with fir?t fc*a<!f If possible. No hurabur- * ided for suitably, as-was the The Great American Tea Co, Importers pped his rheumatism and p. o. boi mx 11 & a tesky st., k*w Tort. 2 applied the Great German matm m *4 in abundance.?85 Million ponnda . S > Oil. This last, however, TL ^ P SSw ySr^-lWce. tow ihy to the skeptical reader. 9 M t&an ever.-Agent8 wantecLr-PoaX L reply in language too plain 1 L H waste time.?Send for dxcnlar. ?in words illustrating facts A iw Good Black or Mixed, for SI. of time cannot wash away ;X Fine Black or Mixed, for W. ,v - flH feet. St. Jacobs Oie to-day to lbs. Cliolce Black or Mixed* for $3* es and homes of myriads of ?!l* roT round sample, 17 cts. extra for po*ta?e. ^ n ever the electric light can. get up a club. Choicest Tea In t^yqrid.? 0 admire alons the way. Still Lanreat variety.?Pleases eve^bcdv.-^gdeBt T? 1 than the old sailor was an House In Aiaerlca.->.o cbr<mx>^-1>Q Hamtrag. ius concerning his case: 128?. :d haertel." | nniiili A moephise PATINR 1 1 thanks for that "golden | IIP I 11 Msiee^nreSEN^IT^Dixi? I for many rears with rhcu- B WH?p.p .bqXj^chicaeojll. JSed young MEN iy??$?l?d&''?S?zli sinnUop. ?M.?? Brre.. f&?"- ONE MILLION COPIES SOLD. It is the concurrent EKCSSSS.i.fJS' etceibodt WANTS ITI Jj cal profession, that EYEBYBODY SEEDS IT! Hoetetter's Stomach | ^ vrhich achieve^ re fiztfTli ver disorder, it (fi invigorate* the lecESSH KNOW THYSELF,dmm i the convalescence o: those recovering THE SCIENCE OF LIFEj OE, SELF* from enfeebling dis- PRESERVATION, i A 19 a medical treatise on Exhausted Vitality, Nervooi 'aC for S ifld wat *?d Debility, Premature Decline In Man; Iffi ~Si For gale by Druj?" is an Indispensable treatise for every man, whether Kist* and Dealers youn*. middle aced or old. THE SCIENCE OF LIFEi OR, self. IP&lfi I A I# PRESERVATION, -'SM JkSllV I II V Is beyond all comparison the most extracrdinaiy < 1 r 11II I H I work on Physiology ever published. There Is nothing \ Ikll W k fa I i whatever that the mamed or single can either w? iry Sarseon and Chemist, now ?gS? ?r 10 know but what is fully explained.- M try, says that most of the Horse ^oronio Glooe. Id here are worthless trash. He THE SCIENCE OP LIFE} OR, SELFffSSSaSr^ggS^S^i preservation, ly valuable. >othing on earth ? .. . . . . Ice Sheridan's Condition Pow th?< [n ^ea1^ how to remain soandthe jonful to one pint of food. Sold "W* howto become wjflL Contain* one hundred S r mail for 8 letter stamen I S aafl twenty-five invaluable prescriptions for all forme :on,Mas?., formerly Bangor Me' 2f acute and chronic diseases, for each of which-4 ' - ~ irst-claes physician would chaise from 93 to $10.? ixrruum iMnct*. 9Jt A niiRWm THE SCIENCE OP LIFEi OR, SELF. 1 PRESERVATION, b arorst cases ittguitsawSS" I Contains 300 pafes, fine steel engravings, i? superbly :ur? bound in French muslin, embossed, full ?St Utsa . _ g uuttk'piicaL Pr.ce .V)ri-ri S marvel of art and beauty, warranted to be a bett?f * ttsorbvm&lL SamolaTPiJRwS medical book in every sense than can be obtained SCHIFFMAN. St. fianf v>y| elsewhere for double the price, or the money will bt S2S?3S2Z39B^HHS2?39 refnnded in every instance.? Author. 0a ITT. p?t MiiTwit ~ THE SCIENCE OF LlFEi OR* SELF* kSpuUb w, A.tr^ Z^Bk\ PRESERVATION, Z\?;rsk ( YSj * Is so much superior to all other treatises oa medical ! <* -t.v .in, am. lb.' ' subjects that comparison is absolutely impossible.? u p^utr.fe'gife) Botton EercUtf. THE SCIENCE OP LIPEi Oil, SELF' or Phonetic Shorthnnd PRESERVATION, with Phonographic alphabet Is sent by mail, securely sealed, postpaid, on receipt rlKssinnTs, sent on applica- of price, only tl.25 (new edition). Small illustrated Pjtman. Cincinnati. Q. 6amples.6c. Send now. EC(J'r,let<SnTho author can be consulted on all diseases reWtatkSquirinc still *nd experience. Address i<?TAYi/)Rco.PEASODY MEDiCAL INSTITUTE, --M aiK^syssfas^ ! ?r u*-n- PARKBH, M.D., J. aTjgrHaxs. Lebanon oi>!> j 4 Bnlflnch St?#ef, Cn?rou, Mass. H 1????TpuniircB .on 1.^1. 1 tlcSStjTt'be wor7</:^L?ampl?- A : ^9QK ? B^S| v _ . \ Jay iIrom??n. IHrolt. ! JfvO g E g mg <_ y^Irw 0 WEAE^OUT. akem. By mail. 25 eta. Circulars _ '&3 BIKCH & CO., 38 Dey St.i 2?.Y. Graters, Stwm Evaporators and all otbej ae eet of cards for 3c. Btamo. Cider ilachinTy. B<??nie^&: ltof^hert t'ffM ' *"5 BASiKTl', Eocli ester. X, y. 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