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How a Quaker Punished a Thief. A Quaker, having been disturbed by footstep3 around his dwelliiig one night, arose from his bed and cautiously opened the back door to reconuoitor. Close by was an out-house, and under it a cellar, near a window of which was a man busily engagedin receiving the con tents of his pork barrel from another iii the cellar. The Quaker approached, and the man on the outsido fled. He stepped up to the cellar witidow and received the pork from the thief within, who, after a little time, asked his supposed accoilplice inl a whisper : "Shall we take it all?" The owner of the pork said softly, "Yes, take it all;" i)p the thief handed up the balance through the window and then came up himself. Imagine his ollsternation whei, inl stead of greeting his companion in crime, he confronted the Quaker. Both were aistovnished, for tie thief proved to be a near neighior, of wloi none would have suspected such con duct. He pleaded for mercy, begged 111111 not to expose himl, spoke of the Ito Ces'ities of poverty, and proimiised faith fully not to steal again. If thou badst asked me for meat, il would have been given thee. I ,it -v thv poverty and thy wveakness, ad i ht , il thy family. Thou art forgivei." 'l thief Was greatly rej)iQnd. and was about to depart, whn.Ii the Q(iciker said, "Take the porik, neighiio." "No, no," aid the thief, "'I do'It want the pork. " "'Thy nerossity was; so grvea thit it l(l thee to steal. Onic-l11adf of the pork Iihui must take with thliee." The thiijef insist, d tlhat he cmld never oat a morsel of it. The thought. ,f the crime would mak it choke him. 110 beogged tho privileg, of I'ttii- it :i,n. Rut the Quaiki r u :i.. .hi Me, 1n11l Iur nlislied the an111a with a it ha.l, put. hull pork thereii i laing iat upo b., ba k sint himi h1omeo with it. He ict his nieighbor daily for sev'eral years ifterward, their fainilies vis.i ed together, but thle matter was kept IL secret, and though inl aitter years tie circuistane wNas ientioiiet, tiho aime of the delimqeit was nIever maiido knom wn. 'The punishmlient wats severe an( effectual. It prob albly wis his fist --it certainly wais hiis fast-attempt to steal. Had the man been arranged before a court of just ico and imprisoned for the petty theft, how diffcret might have beeni the result. hiis family disgraeed, their laco destroyed, th ie num's ehiarae ter ruined and Iiis spirit broken. What Ailed Mrs. Oihbray's Chicken. At a school examinationi ill WiiiCes ter counhIty, N. Y., the tollowing c'omupo it ion wasH presen('lted by a yoiuthfuli comn petitor: "A roosterI is ai male lhen, whlose buni hi('s it is tol lielpt slolt wieni oliot of t hie sisters lays an egg. The roote r is ailso made to) fight. I onet had a rooster. Hie waslk 'wat~ was is (alled a liawamw. lIe stood eighteen inchecs high anid w4 ighed'( fifteen ponu1lds. Hie W i nt supJposed to be0 a ighiter, but there i wlhere they (ldi't know himt. O)hl Mr s. Olgay lives niext door to us and heri dlaughter Sallie goes to school withi me, anud maybe she don't know winatever wvas thue mat ter wvith her mother's gamet roos ter, so I am going to tell her. "My rooster hadn't heen) bough t more'ni an hour, and didn'it 'uih:ve ti me to get use to the lot, be fore lbe owed~t, and Mrs. Olhdga's game flew onto thle feunce aind crowed too. Hilly (that was his nlame) thought lhe was~ savinug huowdyc, so he hollered 'hlowdyI-do'' as loud an1(1 friendly as he couhl.t Tiut tle gaiLei - ment business. lie fhey downi and sidled ner'oss the yard with his neck all stirred up', and, b)e[Ore Billy had timel to exp~lin, hit 1 him an awful whaick in the maw. IHilly rim offr little ways and talked fast, but the game run at him again and whacked biin ini the nieck once more. This timie Billy run off and stood- still, like he was too surprised to think, but all On a suddeni it (conie over him what wasH the miatter, and then be got miad. He didln't know nothing about rules and fancy work, but lhe just streteced out his8 head and1( came dlown the slopte a biulging. Yer oughter haive seeni them meet. Billy dlidni't cheek up at tall, but the( game rolled enid over end whenh the fifteen p)ounds hit him, and1( then laid still, exceptin' a little wiggle of the legs. Billy went up and kept a julmpin' on him till I throwed the game back over the fence, aiid that was what ailed Mrs. Olde'av's cicken." The (Cost of a Thief. A woman recenttly arrested is supposed to have beeun shop-li ftin g and1( stealing in other ways for ab~out twenty years, barr ing two years that she spent in prison, and her cost to the community has prob ably boen ten times as miuch as the sum of what she had realizedI by her various peculations. The pickpocket is bad enough, although his victim loses Mily what the thief gains ; the shop-litter, or burghar, however, to gain $10 or $20, mnust steal propertyr worth five or ten tinmes as much. He dc(are not sell what he finds, so lie takes it to a " fence," who disposes of it att a very lowV price, and pockets half of the proceeds. Th'le thief who steals a lot of silverware amnd melts it,. gets ab~out one-third as much a8 his victim hoses, while tihe garroter who snatches a $4300 watch gets the value of the gold in the case-$40 or $50, per haps. A man or woman, therefore, who supports, a family by stealing costs tile communmty $Itm,000 or more a year, and if compelled to " take care " of a police mian or twvo to avoid being molested, the amount is greater. And yet, in spite of the enormous expenses which t hieves inflict on the communtity, no other evil doers are so temierliy left alone by police men and detectivesg.--New, York Hr'ald WHATr would you do if you wore me and I were you ?" tenderly inquir'ed a young swell of his ladly friend, as he e's corted her home from church. " Well," paid she, "if I were you I should thro'w away that vile cigarette, ecut up my cane for fire-wood, wear my watch chain un der my coat, and stay at home nmghts and pray for brains." The walk was tin ished in silence, and it ia presumed that for once in his life the young man thought hard. ___ Txn orange tree was brought ? romn China by the Portugtse about 1650A. Tu~ the year 1851 451,000 boxes of oranges I and lemons were imported into Great Brtain, yilding s theo oustoms ?81,000. Dead Leaes and Their Uses. We very naturally admire growing1 eaves, and cannot help a feelng of sad-a less when they wither and fall. A cas- go al look at the fallen leaves gives us the ri dea that their work is done, and that e, herefore He who has wonderfully h -reated them permitted them to decay. ti But thoso who give more than a passing I took find that, though their ornamental s life is over, their useful life is but be- r gining. You pause perhaps and for a a moment wonder how dead leaves are utilized ; but so many varities are used i1 that it would bo impossible to name them I all, so we will only refer to the most N common. Of these it is only fair to i state that many of them are not allowed i to wither on the tree, the reason being r to preserve a larger amount of the es- ) senie . of the leaf. For example, the t leaves of the toa plant are allowed to & grow to a certain stage, and are then t gatieroI and dried (luickly inl the suu. Of course, every one knows that the death of a leaf is usually caused by the drying up of the sap, on which it depends for nourislineiit ; so that by forcing the r leaven to d o more quickly than they .iiturally would, more of the taste or ex seice of tho leaf i?; retained. And so dead I oa leaves aro of use to provide Dr. Jolio oil's favorte boverige, " tell." Of course, tliere 1are mailiny dillerent kiinds of ten, bit they aro noti. uder our coisid eratioan ; suflicient; is it if you consider fluit that, m1ost comilfoll of all oomumodi tics is simply deadi leaves. Next, let us take tobacco, as being al article in coinil use. This plant is a ottive of A merica, aiwl is supposed to have b ieen first brouigit to Engnid by Sir W:ter R4leigh1, wh1o(i taught his coun tryiien to smoke it. The leaves only are ii d, ad(1 great care is taken in its Ceilt ivation to bring tliese to perfection, aid the drying and preparing for use is a Ilig aind diflicult proesm ; but 110 one looking At a rigar or the uisiuial tobacco cIn for a imoment doubt its being any thig but dead leaves. It would be0 ao long and difficult task to name all the (lead leaves wiich are used by lerbhlists and doc'etors ; but many of tle 11ore simple kinids of the class' of leaves knowni as herbs are of great use in cookery, such as thyme. mint, sage, etc. Haiving innitioned tlese inldividual leavcs, y ou will probAbly say these are very few ; not a lundredth part of the leaves1 ther a1r, 1Ail graiting them to h a 1unidri dth t)rt, w1at becomes of the ninet.v-ine kids left ? Maniy leaves are ali wed to drop off tle trees 111( deca V to ia ertaini extent, an(I are then used for manure to eirich the ground, that it. imay bring forth i more le:aves, whieh all in their turn will also decay. Thiien, again, it is an acknowledged fact that the i(decayed vegetation of centuries -in faet, whI o forestsa which have (1iedl and b een repla dced--go to form a large plroportloln of 011r coal. liow llitensteinm was l5eat. "How do you dink do cotto n pisness vill com ? i er Misder H ofren stin?"sidl Hlrma aslii he l dusted off a shoe buox, andaraniged an1 over'coat on a 11ile of clotinug. "~ Ii, dlot v'as a pisness4," replied Hof fenstein, "' vat I dlon't like to exbremss my~st'lf ab~oud, unud von efer I dink uf die likoiey vatt I aidvancied, unid vit I nefer ge-t any more, I gtts so1 mad( dt: fetel I vill tile riglali avay miid de. atboplexy. Do --n< for reindtI t haning upf I ioe 1ban ts,1 JI rnii, tde flies vas tot) baud. If you lutoig ulnsoniedinlg vito d1'y v'ill sp~'('k phIick', unid if youi hang up) somini'lug plack d('y vili speek vi tn-i dinik dat nio von encn svindtle me., h Ot I vas is.daken. Herm1ani, dake my advice, uid if you have a sdoro in dei gt unitry dtOn't adlvanic nodlig on de t'otton cr0op. I vas svin died cdat vav'." " Wo'os it svindled you, Miisder I1coff 'nst tinl ?'" "it vas a nigger, 1Ternman, und his namte vas isami. My gr-r-acious, e'ft ry vo n says he vos doe best ii gger inm do whole gtlunutrv jircmul, iund [ ad~van1edI dollar 111al a1 hlf muiske't fo- v'ich I c'hargetd him onily nine dollars, lund he vas to let mue buyv all of de t'ottoni vot he nu kes. V\oii dhy I dell hiim if he gets die first cot toln of de season in lie vill get a b'remiuma oin it, und het says he vil hafi dree'o hlesO a ve('k before ainy v'on 0lse. Vell, it vaan't long vonl von (day Isami, -t mit a wagon umnd a couple uf mules, brmiugs dree bales of cottoni to mfy adore, ' det first ifdn ea.Acupofd bales r v'eighed eight hundred iund de oder nine hundlcred. I kne w de' cotton vold brling dwenty cents aL bound, so I gif Isamn den cents for it, und shiuss as soon1 as I buy it Levy Cohen (offers 11e lifteeon cents, but I onily viniks at hinmind ask him ifr he dlinks I vas more gremner as a grass you diak, after I shipped de cotton I found out diere vas al couple of old ec stoves in von hlae uid abioud sm < hundi~redl bounds uif an ol(d vo1rn oud sa a muil in de odlers, unid Isam v'aa in Arkan sas, do tief. 'Von (10 beople foundi it oud dey 1all laughed unid said it vas a a shoke, und( I got somlad( dot I ~dint sell (dot cotton to Levy Cohen for fifteen cents, (lot I vos in bed a veok mit deri rhuenmatism. Hlermain, I don't vanit 1no(-t ing mere to do mit der cotton pisness." --N. 0. ':Timena A Modest Request. "Darling, wvake up antd stop snoring, said a Detroit womnu to her huisb and. " Eli? Wiiazza matter nowv?" he asked as 11e half ratisedt up in bed. ''Won't you please sltopI snoring ? If you only kniow h ow homesick it madet me I'm sure you wtmild." e "ilomesick I H~ow the deuce can my 2 imnnocent sniore make you homesick ?" " Why, you know, darlimng, that tihe homne on the couast ftrm whielh you L ook me, a joyous bride, wa-s only a half a mile from a fog-horn, aud every time I y'ou snore it reminds me so of home that ~ [ just can't stand it. Please Jay (on your sidle and have some little respect iI for my f'eelings." in And then the brute spread himself &m )mt on1 his b~ack and in five minutes hadl ier bathed in tears as visions of the old lome crept upon her. flY GoNTRAOTING a severe Cough and Cold, I ram compelled to give up my daily woi and oep to the house. A neighbor reeommanided ' tie to try a bottle of Dr. Blull's Cough Syrup t wasl procured and used ; to my astonishmmnt ' elief was Iitantaneouu. Enw. W. Oz.-rmN. Wavarly. Md. Why Is ItI Why is it that a drunken man has such fancy for the railroad track? He will > miles out of his way to find one, and rely misses the objecL of his search, men on the darkest night. When found o is invariably seized with an uncon 'ollable desire to take a nap there. 'here must be something peculiarly >othing in the contact of the cold iron Ail as he fits the back of his neck to it, nd adjusts his body between the ties in reparation for slumber. And frequently b is the last, long sleep that he takes. hut what draws him there ? Sober men eander about for hours sometimes, hunt ag the depot in daylight, but the inebri to can strike a railroad track in two ainutes when it is as dark as tophet. Lnd he generally gets there ahead of he train, too, though the train retali ,tes, by getting a head of him before the leal is over. A Hom-YoKE, MAss., exchange alludes o the euro of D. 0. Judd, Etq., U. S. supervisor of Postal Card Manufactory, vho was. cured by St. Jacob's Oil of heumatism an1d neuralgia.-Bridycport C(mnn.) Staundrd. UnOCOLATE 1UDTNG. - Mix one juarter pound checolate and three table ip))Oifuls flour with one cup of milk mnooth, add one-quarter pound fresh )utter, nielted, and cook all till it loosens roin the pot. Add one egg, stir all ogether, and let it cool. In the mean ine mix the yolks of seven eggs with mne-qiiarteor pound powdered sugar, add og first the cold dough, then the beateni vi tes of seven eggs and a little pounded anilla. Put the whole into a bluttered orin and let it cook two hours. For the tauce take one-quarter quart cream, one puarter quart milk ; cook both with one luarter pound sugar and a little extract mwnilla. Add to the mixture three yolks )f eggs to which have been added one :easpooiful corn starch and a little cold nilk, and let the whole cook for a few ninutes. stirring all the time. Mnt. Ul- OTROCE JIJnAKE, 4,- "JaK streeU, Idianapolis, Ind., suffered terribly with water ' rheumatism. He used St. Ja -obs Oil and was entirely cured.-N. Y. Sirit of the Timcs. Opposition. A certain aniouit of op)position is a great help to a man ; kites rise against ".he wind and not with the wind ; even a liard wind is better than none. No man 2ver worked his passage anywhere in a lead calm. Let no man wax pale, there rore,becauise of opposition ; opposition is what he wants and must have, to be good for anything. Hardship is the native soil f man'hood and self-reliance. He who can not abide the storm without flinching lies down by the wayside to be over Looked or forgotten. Almost Young Again. My muothes was filected a long lime with uiralgia, and ai duall heavy in tti 'e conudi on (.f the whole system; he,.< ache, nervous p~rostrat ion, and w as almnot helpless. No bhy sian sor medlcinas did her any good C'hree iuonthe ago she began~ to use ilo; Bh itos with meuh vood etfect that a-he seemsn o 'd fet l< young againi, albhough eversvet n ar old. TuE great advantage in raising willow trees for fuel and shelter consists in the facto ina they grow during a longer rdineach year than any other rees. 'Willows are the first to "put out eaves in the spring, and they continue o grow till heavy frosts occur in the til. Willows grow finely in spite of a .un k r4,iternt i not14 only a so~vere'ign re1zu~ey u* Ei'1t11ion)1. but also) for consumiptive ILh e at i, brouchitis, coughs, Spittig of !,weak lungs, shortness of breath, and mdrted atetions of the throat and chest. By .1Ut;ggists. WHEN Mr. Reed, one of the English Commissioners, was in Manitoba, ho was askedi what ho thought of the coun try. Hie answered that lhe was an En lishl farmer, and his thoughts wvere hose of the lamb in the presence of the ml ter.________ (Get Out Doors. The close confinement of all factory~work ives uthe operativesq palled faces, poor aippe ites, langnid, mhierab e faelinge, poor blood, maative liver, kidneys andl urinary troubles, nd alhl the phywicians ind medical mien in beO woirl- cannot help them unless they get utt of doors or use Hlop Blitters, the purest u est remedy, especial y for such cases, aving abundance of health, sunshine' and osy caieeks in them. They oost but a trifle ce a nother column.[lChristian Rtegister. A Toad Fight. I always keep a number of toads In fly orchid-house for the purpose of de troy ing vermin. The other morning, vhile watching two males, I was highly mnused at seeing them have a regular et-to fight. They went at each other ther mn a regular scientific manner, parring and boxing with their fore paws .nd butting with their .heads. After a vhile they seemed to get tired, coolly at down andl viewed each other with ~rent complaceney. From my earliest lays 1 have been in the habit of wateh ng the ways of toads, and never saw hem flght before.--Dr. Pallerson. UNLK oR.Other cathartics, Dr, Pierce's " Pei its "d(o not renider the bowels costive after per'ationa, but, on the contrary, estalish a per aiiotitly healthy action. Jieng entirely rege w ne 'oart iculair care is required while using ul*in. By (druggists. THrE person who labors simp~ly to kill imne and~ get bis wages, ha~s an irksome ak before him, but he who labors with view to) enhancing h is employer's inter sts, finds employment pleasant,--Big Tc. nlesered fron a Deenl.. NoaThuEoE, N. Y., A pril 25, 1880. DiR. It. V- Psan0s, luffalo, N. Y.: I~er Bir feel it my duty to write and thank you for hat your "Golden~ Medical Discovery" and Favorite Prescription" have done for my auighter. It is now five weeks since she began toir use. She ist more fleshy has more oolor hor face, no headache, and Is in other rays 'eatly improved. Yours truly Maa. MABELA MYERB. A LEI'ERa preserved in the Nlew York [istorical Society has the following mntence in 1it: " My son's wife is lately Bad, and is very much lamented by all ho knew her' Icould have wished, had pleased Go, that his mother-in-law ho is riper for the other world, had sne before her." WAma'p Safe Kjdnay anAri~nnr. Sahara Not BeI# Sea Leie1. ( The curious oos ographic 6rro# latts ti1 has long prevailed that the surface df the , Y great Desert of Sahara, in Africa, was ge depressed below the ocean level. Some il have seriously suggested that a canal be m cut from the'Atlantic or the Mediterran ean, by which the desert tnight be filled tl( with water, a new sea formed inter- 111E communication facilitated anA com- all merce increased with the Interior. Dr. b Lenz has recently lectured in Paris on al( his journey from Morocco to Timbuctoo. a He says the great desert is actually a a plateau about 1,000 feet above the level of the ocean, and that nowhere is there such a depression as formerly imagined. f The fossils found are fresh water kinds, af so that the Sahara is not the bottom of a re dried up sea. The tihnid who have ap- vi prehended that the revolving earth might be thrown out of balance by th 1 placing of a broad, deep sea on the sur [ace of the great desert, may calm their fears. Tiun name Milwaukee is derived from an Indian naime Mahin-ali-Wauk, signi fying a council ground. Notice. From the 10th of October. 1881, to the 1st of July, 1882, genuine ROCK iPitINo WATER will be supplied tt cus tomers by Ellis & Co., of Bailey Springs, A la., at the following rates: Ten gallons in anti-corrosive can..$5.00 Same can. refilled at............. 4.00 Five gallons in anti-corrosive can.. 3.25 Same can refilled at.............. 2.50 Nine gallons in glass bottles ...... 7.50 Reasonable freight and express rates are given by all railroads. This water has been known for nearly fifty years as a sure cure for Dyspepsia, a sure cure for diseases of the Kidney and Bladder, a sure cure for all curable cases of Dropsy, a sure cure for Scrofulous cases of the Bones or Skin, and a certain de stroyer of the terrible thirst for intoxi cating drink that overcomes so many worthy resolutions. Deprive a drunk ard of his drain for three days and meanwhile give him plenty of Rock Spring Water, and he won't want the whisky. Don't you think it's worth trying? If you do, drop a postal to Ellis & Co. It will c;t only a cent. No MAN can go to heaven on another man's goodness. Every ticket of ad mission into paradise is marked " Not transferable," or, in the language of the colored th inker, " No gentlemian ad mitted unless he comes hinmself." Man is like a inusical instrument-lie is worthless unless in tune. A t times the system needs the strengthening ef fects of a t<,nic ; the blood n-eeds- rein forcemedt, andl~ the vital energies stimu lant. Iran in various forms has b~een in use for pears, and no better combina:ion of it with other vitalizers than D)r. Har ter's Iron Tonic is known in this country. It is a safe andl reliable remedy in Dvs. pepsia, General Dehilit y, Wan't of Vit'al ity, and tl-e usual disorders attendant uipon a prostrated condt'tinn -.-RuLirling ton (Iow~a) Gazette. " JACK RXssenT1," the celebrated hunt.. inggarsoni of Devonshire, Eniglanid, is ergitysixyears old, andl since 18141, when as a young fresluinanu at Oxford lie saw his first wild red deer killed at Ex moor, to the present hour, he hias ne'er missed an opening day of the liuting sealson. lie oftIen after a humt r'ide.s fifty miles to his home.. ME.N and women that pnrenn Reodentary occal pations neetd to tako Kidney-Wort. "'TIEmn's alwvays room at the top" " said the customer when lie saw the way the grocer filledl the measure with . Puuin Con LxvER OIL made from selected hivors, on the sea-shore, by Casweli, Hazacrdl & Co-a Now York. It is absolutely pure anid sweet. Patients who have oCe taken~ it prefer It t all others. Physicians haLve decided it imixtior to aniy of the other oils in mJUH het. Dor-B~ags, Uoan. rats oats, mnice anits flies, insects, leeared out by BRough on iEats.'~ 1&. druggists. IEENR'. ('ItvuOLv4' N4tJgv is thenflsT PAr viLV forr. s, liruik.3, or s, 'er salt Rlhoum, Trtter, Chpla-d I nand, (Ch~I~j, ~~in:ld O and nil kirIe of skin Eti ptjoion F'reckles~ ani Iihvi.,h oct fIIENaY's CA JnOLI(' sALVE, as all otheori are in the best reno ly fr I tr~e;-oI, TU H~u -ii. Ai;alaria IndIg((J'ft ionI andII I )ease of 1 the IBloot, ido', ie SkIin, etc. TV'RNO's ('ATA R RIT PNI IF "cIo' nl affecto oto the R c I ~ . v v r ~ n F r i s a rl e e th u r~ i+s t i C a t h a Ik - L Ha ofA 4sol rio (Thi- Egraingreprsens te L ngein aheathystae.) A T tAR RMEYo o IN MANY HOMES. For Oou Ess, Colds, Croup, IlronehsI 9he and all ether afr ojine of the Tb 1aroa an4 LUMN, It stands unrivaled sad utterly beyond all otripetitiof. IN CONSUMPTIVE CASES approaoh.. so neas a qpeolflo that "inet.fy-f er $r cent. are permanently enred, where the dir'ctinsar sititly Complied with. There is no chemical or other in - gredient. tobharm' the young or old . AS AN EXPECTORANT ITHS NO EQUAL.L IT CONTAINS NO OPIUM IN ANY FORM. 1(0 J. N. H AWRRI & 00.9 ProprIetors, I2. CINCINNATI, 6. FOR SALE BY AL DRUGGISTS.," )a -ro French girls if you want instruo is how io got even with a faithless er. A n exchanigo tells of how one I wag jilted by a young man who ided to the temptations of a very largc rriage portion, Sho laid her plant I1. On the eve of the betrothal, whil affianced pair were feasting and mak merry, she sent a letter to the bride et aunounoing that she had. poisonoi the food which furnished forth th uquet. The grim statement wfs rea md at the table and naturally cause )anio. The financee and her mothi re carried out in hysterics, and doe rs were summoned from far and nea 1o of the dishes was analyzed an ind to contain no trace of poison, an er further experiment 4he compar alized that they had been made ti tims of a practical joke. But t1 ght of working emetics and stoma imps cooled the young man's passi r his second and wealthier love. COMFORT BY THE WAY. The small boy's idea of genul comfort and happiness was to pitched into a pond of ice cream whi shores were nmade of sponge cal His misery was the absence of tht pleasant su bstances. That boy sinil represens hmnanity. Confort ist preiate(d by contrast-we enjoy thing in ronortion to our concepti of the disadynntages of our depri tion thereof. This apidies to mater things as well as to inutcrial c siderations. Tho icelle, whose ; pearance in the wintry cold a bleakness sends the shiver of disci fort through tho obseryer. would Ri Rest notions of the coo(ICb comnfort hot ftinli sultry diays of thie sun season. And inl bothj seasone*tl In which the Icie-le flourishes b and in the oie ivherein its absene esOsilotts- that Itiost uncomifo1 ble and torturing di4Ued, rheur tismn, plentifully naounds, caus pain and agony to ilyriads of >e-o And tet iL need not )e thus a lict if sufferers would onily use ST. JAC( Oi., the surest, saet and ( speedi remedy in the whole world for erlenution and cre of rheumiati andall painful nihnents. The btll ing froi the It (hester (Tid. N u/ 'owshowsomiie >opleatte toti thiettmatism : " -hen a young I1 bd had gollo from home anid w fodsolicituide teleg-1ra1phe<,i his lII w ife-' What luie vou for break i 6 4 11d how's the baby'' he r'eCeived brief. pntetica n ugsierp '1uckwivicat enkes and the mneas We have the report of a case in4 Midst lnt where iteasles was in bill of fare, but where seinti rheul timcoulined Nrir...Ulawson, the w knowni Rtlch ester drug risZt, t room fora loiig 1elriod. w ssta to our t i the follwing wel *'The senior member of tis tilm -v aittacked withl sciaj~tJ)ic rheumati about Decemlber 10th last, a1(n for 1 weeks succeeding Feb. 11th, (0 (scareely leave his room. 1ie uted .I ACOnS OIL, and Is lnw alt to hi I is place of busines, feeling 1ot1mi the worse for his re-ent alii-ti he inference is civilnciig. q - ruin1 whi-b S r. .JA .\11,5 olL! is hav we ... , pr a i dented, an1 the i-(le is rapidlv (ispilacing aiil ot rheumatie remdc(lies as fast as its ilues b~ecome ktu nII. "FEdgar Tf. pige, Esqi., drup;z wvrites us from ('hiropeeC Falls,' e he?11 Springlidh ( la us.) iieptli "'that St r. Albert (uenithter, mi Wil's ltel, has used thait rema1 1' bile remedy, NT. .1 Al ilns (1ii., for a ses ' ase of rhieumiatismi, andI it eured1 ] as if by nargic." SYRU gSTT One 01 ihse Iteasona~bIe PlIeasure life a properly cookad miea, a flords lit no pzr'nt enjoyment, and n uch uh lent torture to ai confirmet d dy..pr p ie. I 'an the chironie indigestion is* comfuntI rh 1> .tetter's 'tomuach B tters, the food 'en with relish, andu mrost inmportantL of auimjil itedl by anld noultrihes the sybte to this enndl~ tonin and corrective iqo medy ionstipationa, hiijousneir, rheu a mn. fever anid adule. F~or 'oale by all druggistsan d1(1(ealerq g( rilly. RING. MKOUNTAIEN anid its IECROp, e Hetr of the Battle, Oot. y, 1780 and the eye eh le oit, aer tw ye a ent In pre aratio~ Nub 0. DUAPUa LL. D). has spent 40 years in gatl smatvriats for tis work, which abounds. In stirring th ofadyeutures and ha).breadth escapeq, alike tnt lu oodad young. Te decendets of such mer mi bl, helby, Sile Cl eard, L acey, Wiliin core, now li ving by the thousands throng hout ith. will welcomneuisaermanent recordi o ithat us event which turned the tide of the Revolutin >] t postP es rhoeormay he had orAg No. 179 vine Street, CincInnati, rm offor unassigned lerritory, se TAT CHES --~ i to $20 *rday at home. lampi.. worth ,, 5.000 AgdaNg WANTED To SEEL THlE IFE OF GARFIELD ear ly life anideareer s soldier and statesman, ;1 is ic agg.,ta lre w n~ r n eia t ra eft ho LYDIA~0L L PINKlIM. OF LYNN$ U1ASS-., tI. 100 . E . d E 10 3h 0 LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S no VGggT=sts C0MPOU= EQ. for alI those Plaintal Com plaints mud Weaknessee0 !e so omrson to our boat female popult"on. lIy It will cure entirely the worst form of r.:Mial Come Lp- plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera R Mion, talling and DI)placements, and the consequent on Spinal Weakness, and Is particularly adapted to the 1 Change of Life. 0an eary stage of development. 'Io tenden 1 to '' nd cerous hamorsthereisehbeckod very speedMyig'Uteuse C(Y- It removes faintness, flatulency, aostroys a evn j9- for stimulants and relieves weakness of the etcuach, Il1 It cures Bloating, oadaches, Werveas fom osta On, I" Generl Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and . " Ut feeling of bearing down, causing pain. eigh S t acho, is always permanoently cured by Its us lad croQ at all times and under all circumstanSe "5 In n - removerith the laws that :overn the female system. )IV orw gtheean, of Kidney Conmplaints of ether swah. e et uR. lin oaa S VEGETABLE O0*e ne Dbis p aeoa. 9 p o and 235 Western AVenu.e 1%111 Lynn Maao pris,,$L wspmbottl ufor$ Sent by msA WN- in theform of pills, a to IV, the form of loenges, on. ik. For the ~' ~ f. Krne Co lintse o rs eithersemns )i recept of price, $1 per box r e. f .an Ue freeliy answers all letos of inq 2 Wn'ry. f amph let. Address as above. Mcntion WaY' Piper, Mtie No amlly should be without LYDIA E. I'KHM ' Ist, LIVER PILLS. They cure conastipatioh- biliousnes, the and torpidity of the liver. 25 cents per be Sold by all Drugglate. lnR his ill(( JEW RCH DL GDI (IS IVa . 1 an~iu* tivin Pf~k m~ 44 0~ 1 21 U n A 01pietely ohank the blood in the eltiro rystel in th ree monthRa Any person whe wil tah o %I n iht from R bekalmaylb >ur res or* dtosour, it h, If such possible. 1(1 Sold Pvervdka'N 60ant by Inail f lc-t for stamps. , L f4t. . (Jl & CO., f iton, Masa.. aut (oanaryE nVIg ir.L .. - 11 gENT- WANA frr he Best a F astest 8ell. A ing Picori o a a - 1,(. rF1 %A d-ne1per lg cent. National Pibirgin Ca.. Pbiladtqphiald. Pa. e MILL and FACTORZY SUPPUES SF ALL KINDS. BlELTINS, W9SE Sand PACKING, OIL PU tPSAL (1,KINDS, IRON PIPE, FIftING~ BRAS" ?l 00GOOD STEAM GAUGES, EGINE rcGOVERfIORS 5c. Send to! Price -LIst. W.HN. DILLiNGHAM & 00, 143 MaIn Street, LOUISVIL LE, KY. - 77A TIIAR and expenses to --geste ~III Ontft free. Address j~lilP. O. Vicitery, A ugasls, Ne.. 3*LAYN' P'LaYS! PD t6Y4' PLAYN? 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