The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, March 15, 1883, Image 4
A French View of Ameriea.
The Kosmos of most Frenehmen lies
between Belgitum and the Pyrenees, the
Mediterranean and the English Channel.
When they attempted to describe any
thing beyond their own confines they
aro very apt to blunder consummately.
They seldom get anything right off tle.'r
own soil. Of this country they nearly al
ways chronicle marvelousthings-indeod,
however senous they may be, they very
rarely fail to be comical in dealing wr"ith
America. Thelatestunconscions htunor
ist is Jules Saussa, who has published a
romance-in a (loublo senso---entitled
the "Societe dei Mouchards," the action
being laid in France, Italy, Zululand and
the United States. H pays a delicato
compliment to tlli city by calling it the
rendezvous of all the scoundrels in Eu
rope. One of his most, striking person
ages is a Mrs. Pitt, aged eighty, remark
al do for two fangs, like a boar's, (ntd an
insatiable alpt'tite for what ho calls le
(or(1, C' omlosed of nmuch whisky, little
water, h'nmon and rugar. She keeps a
fashioabtle bsarding-school inLouisiana,
and drinks so freely every evening that
sho is eartried to her room by a muscular
servant, especially employed for the pur
pose. She is very fond of a certain MA
jor Dick, also a devotee of It. /odd, who
addressed her ''in truc Ainerieal fash
ion," f-S "Old \ ile" aind "Ancient, llo
mantie .rain." le contst:nttly uses tlho
favorite oath of the ctomitry, "(lod mc
damin," and w\-hen he is Iarticularly af
fectionattc to Irs. 1)i k sits down by her,
and pus his feet in her lip. A Woma.nt
her+% is rdways alressed, if narrit I, as
' istress," and, if sing"le, as "AMiss,''
while a nll is addr(e''ss( d as "111:eiter"
atnd "'My (111(tan." A hutly sho11ld,
in writing t ,te of tht 41 (n-er sex, call
himl "I 1 "t )1ble HIr,"' ulr "1 t'p 'ted1
(lentlenan" and sign hersi'f "'outr do
voted Suitor'" or Y,I II I I tv respl te tful
est." sanssa je iin>dne's n5 to) two vry
pretty Ohio girl-t, JIin.ifbr :Mid Betsev,
110 of whomu imbtuit tally rf't, wild 1(,I,Ses
through hetr nlaiiv It\wn hanbehcald
and the oe'1cr, donning tinosers atnd
high bool'., gt's fn'th to limnt rattle
snakes. :\lttst A1n-rictuans c(arrv, we aro
informed, a howie-klnife in 1h eir boots,
and the rich Sitht'rncrs are al\ways ne
coinh:ulied by two )erI"otes to fm'I thlm.
Notwithstnlinlg the teln1m of ;,ia;
armed, the atveratre Anwttric;an is; no(t ne
cessarily very i('1re, and the ilre lat
tives who, so far as known, live ntve-r
killed a single man. I)ifr'reut i:iifs
characterize dilteni Stittes. int 31imt
sota, for examplle, young1a~ 1mlies of ptosi
tion enter corntiehli dturing; the se-SOIn to
gather red corn, oni aftt,r a twedding
ceremony has ecn lp'rf"t'Imed, all tho
invited guests set to lttelitlnipples, the(
object being to Iee whto e:1nt laccl th1.3
most in at given Iihte'. I.i several of he
States west of the 1ississipp}ti, w11ich is
10,000 miles long, and 'itit. inlto (iltlf
Mexico, 11alies of the best. sit vt sl n(l
weeks a(t, a-timne inl the Rot)tky \l'mntains,
huntin rrizzly htrs, and W n'it'eklael s
of teir claws i tro Iphi(-:; of their pnrn\w
ess. Every Amni'etian will rt'ogniziet Ihis
faithful dt'lint'att it''I ot im ionatl scenes and
mnners, atnt l 1\wonerll ho>w ai French
nian1 could have be1en so vcry aeeurot
N . Ti)te's.
Shark Stories From lime Pacifle Coa't,
Dr. F,wan, the sulr-gt'n of I1ie l'acific
Matil Steamnshlii Celiln:t, w\hit'h atrrivedl
at this port a fw Iavs Ig() fro i tItt
istlillis, recl,rts 1a11 int'j,llit (q11 t]he tip
worthlyof mnetinn. Ale savs tha:ti whilt)
the (elima was lyin;g :at. Aeauilto, tn the
trip upi), sthe mw eh3red "n(e tayl e't,ll' ito
the Steams' hip ut~l thia H4nw i of~ ihi: hi:,
othe lakii~ tr biut he ba ru tl an34 ht
a lhar ( o1tliif the an-inter vm-ie v,iahi
ttiftn feeiin. The shais w;plI
upan, eut oli,ai ilm;i h'i~ely ui"T fvoir
a hunnml a'~'~rm tir, jt n's Ii 4flii lst
bee~''"' n (tforn by41th3 m:oteri fro the 'htnh
der.Thes'r wier eslsoifemal :i t tio'
tfo ot.. , Th 14e rema in euo vi'tI y a li't''i
swllowe u ant si hort V 0 ' t ii. Ti ~4:n':-m
wae th lt,i andt~: i o up 'it nile p4ai4ly
vioible ii te iiI:'initi Ia b>' in444 ind41. g
"A. H.ilt ( ." A boills )'n day' pres us ta
hetknofteshark. -AuI/( 4'.4' a ',a1i('rirom
rtshirigthe ofaLing inthrldr. r
while 'ase hpesil,ni tof 1ig141 f to
thatihe shiark 'fosl biso''' feling iipohn
thae bId ate ho t') (ime liI ill is It t ',t .
41=..--- Sn Jos Joe ii menat4 sik of S:m ''t
.hanged. (Iatemala, wiasiii recen2titilen h
thel Captinofth Ch414l4(tina. I i. s..lun
of hae frtm:my year been' it he44i tilitrto.
frait tentlysrn( h is jolby as l)11 Mil:- tof
the minr ihofo jtaticot 5(11'it,rn iter.e
ileoustheahgrlss Hoeisio,ahit'abe iotsv
fetnegth, uiadgii isxts liJtjnihionii
flatman kotiet ei is favor,1. WCipeu
seabuy of tl ahnafac f 4" carIiii
to) 41 fortytwo eaflly oveak ofn inge on
whieb41 Ieli inrt-nto' )1t1in 'Tino n r n
headll~ ''uatai ofiite arcestimi lal
pasUtti ite id ofll45)lt ti ws7 el.sshi,
tain4 of the Soth aroela: it'aaI
WiltherrylP. hearoeshIv lune tout,w
fio wear "Je, as h1e21 of 11,w all.re.
therdoat, 'ltos dvourtie ad lilii a di
lsmen,d 'T ow yars lot im sig intene
wit nt orenet anerd revaind ofil .t00
He houias t should K,nph- oftied(ma
assaulrts ad stiy roppin he fbli lfm
lookng focre taoridenmorean.
Spi eaking of shings; "facor" hao ud
comtorn te doeg for maker ingn
firsc<m it pe,ent h e as dhrt eno t
telreat e egitn hattoen 'll
wa sei tnow asz thebasii
shak,Mn FancscoC/-niile.
Finding a Father,
About thisty years ngo there relided
upon a farm, a few miles northeast of
tho oily of Oakland, a n"th named i
Thomas A. Fairbanks, who, If not in 1
affluent circtus llnces wtS as the say - f
ing Is, "'comforttbly fixed'' with agood <
bonme, a happy 1,m1111 y, consisting of a e
wife and two children. lIlo was >roud i
hi the strength of his inanhoot. and J
had a p)alol"anala of his life for the twen- i
ty years o como been spread ontt be- s
foro him ho would have scotfed1 at Vie t
picture. Sickness came, and af or t
years of unavailing cat e, in 1857 ho r
laid the mother of his ehildrn away
in the grave. Theli long illness ini h,i~s
inily atnd consequent :penses made
it advisable for him to dispose of his I
homestead, and his childtren, theh quito
small, vore takel in charge by a sister
of his deceased wife, who shortly ro
turned with them to her homl;t in Ma+- I
sachusetts. Fairbanks camne to this I
valley soon after to make a new home,
fully expecting in a little time to again i
be able to gather his children tinder his~
own roof. laut man prolostes and (God
disposes. Soon after his arrival here,
vhile engaged in his vocat'on a" it farm
3r, his team ran away and he was
throwin iundter at wagon andl( h" I on e of
his sides literAlly crl1;shed. IIis woit s
Were V011'y painful, and trouib!e him e en
Yet. During this long illness pllsieials
sought to alleviat0 his :. on ie
by the use of liiu. antd w'ilt h lit
usual resuit. Itc became an opit:n
biend. At times lie struggled agtint,
the habit, whien he knew was
deadeInin(- both body and mnind. 11l
Imliglt stilI have reo~verI't had he not i
nga:n lbon it Iu Vi(t't!t of misfort uni,.
bit again he was crushed and his limbhs
\vere imiangled - this time by the eaving
0I : well ivlcl he was d i-ging. 'i111t
his courage left him, ani lie andnom.d
him-elf to the tt;e of t he b:d11ful weed,
at l :or Ihe 1ast twelvt' I\ ' tilie('In 'it'ar1's
he ha been mlou( of his titte an innale
o1 te -ounty inilirmary,i, and con'tantly
so lor tiht past six \ tars, tintil tel
in th 14 h l"ao, when lir. Kelly, one of the t
visit igr lhysit:ians be':n'e int i leetd
in the Iiet pat l i t I"n hii m1an. and de
termn (1 to i htt :i: i e hetlcr ionle.
,inc( ,t F'I a :1irb::nk-, nIw lwtld of t
i('\ (nlt .\ u \ "I f- ' : g,'. ha:I been ( ith()rou1'!h
L, (ontenlt t,nd. hl:s 4":11-nistl\' -trivenl to
ma1:ke all l,o;ibh.t re'turn, inli'the "way of
light ,I" >r-s. for the kindness of the
doctor, w\"homl hw rt'garls in the light of
a lwnie actr. 'A weik ago be received
t letter. An event i ' itsel , ai he hadt t
not t It' r (e aet etIi' from iii one in a
half a score of y ear. :nd ,id not -up
pos'e that outside of ti :llev therea(l
him. is memlitr\ ia" w eal.enel by
the dlru"" whiebh 11:(d been hi; ,,,, 11111ry
for years4, and Ill. -' -:I- 1h r(m,'m',r,'d
that he had chidren sontewhr, in lti . the
w,orl. The letter w s opthe ed w i ith
tremb,linig hand;. It wa"I signn,d wv;lh
It :nl which he ld m.ver htie:u-, clut
it ' entaino l s:tier. s whii-- h :ta tated him
gre'aliy, tilthogh tit "a, veiy' brief. It.
meorely as:ke"d if he hi Ie(Ver lived at.
F ruit ate, in t1lameda o nt o ilt .1 a if le
asthe father of r daugiiter :ued
Alb ertina.
Ile i' cogni fled the ean sl of his daugh
ter, of w\hom he had not hIardt fo imany
Ieat , 'h-s F t l.t vale he ie it;,I,bI i oe
li'( tiwt tit'I< letter to Ii h es fr.ond,
and decrite It, hipm the location of his
formenrs hot e, wthit'h is w het e rutit\att o
'S:tt b 1 11\\w it. By1 the advice of the
d ct or he :wte-t( redI the let ter, giving as
full t a("o1nt of his own an d the' his.
tow\" : it tlt'rtceit d an1 , t- thei letter
fro tith e is's inftn,i stating that ttet asa
whosi 'i ft h tI l wy 'i lt ipetit't t.'ns ittaril
tititdt i tut betit tho inau.it lie wilth l be
toiiew i'u the i~ircumst: t its e c
asis to leaeinos itoom ti<'lt that othe
lin an haf n heir'tt,ts't d Sinetfor is itt
otliitg .sluil', andi th:' thet 'iw gt earl re-u
ma'l 1in n to h;m l he fmtde aI i happyun
ho ' o b!ce. lir. h'llya ttko : him at
b len' tV, ti 'u trittouts d it hful, hi'nj
but inevie, dtht the rel~t f tith sult oft hi11
inialri' et n iy t ti'-,.) .1/. reur et.
Pecu'iiilioranis of tDeep-S~eiu Anomal
l.,or i the ep-sof anm lisis enrlo,hav
ot Arn ryesiatall oohviery ag
yA. AI tnian fxa'npe maylke icited the
housearlit' oteu zlalen'v s, It st cllotty
onlid fac ~t coun a,on hry-ish ewhian
]t isirm !i faho Ititne' what do eyu
thdyogink delite'ad wposiby h
an~ii knos i t tfeloy i ay woi,s a
thecltndant had m sig anilse ?nf'e
who-h ar rbby or m f nh
veryt'l bty.ws paderd Wavidete orh
tl't.t( it jf ightuehieb Ands exist inele
dth. Vol 5111theabol f unigt h
only~i atie -Iure gof4 l)iht. mustbek
tieat ammals teimy lves. NOit'tfo ho mn
an itnlisa i n ha low wtrer, hi itl'
mi I ttee sea;s aindthew and-e mysea nmd
wi th eye roab congrega ite loun
theniitr herof thiwy in he ay.oom
St froatnil IOn)k tof anithe itS tihey lite
It-ewere tveat the satme just if wo
Indt-finl, liutf-sehior ay from lant.
pos toAD .a-ds her daunght fog.e ome
lose'ther Lwtayli, aof dRoens,and
gt ote dhall, wte andeca rgoods many
thaeivro anud eweind he avegfoun
ter way tinnto usem as gan~tf aitfs
Nio.odubt the rseneo toehiteon
mainl reiedo-y n ,t d e -
YONDERFUt1 REVEL.TJONS OF THE
MICiROSCOPE.
" it
* st
Dlacovery of the Mo.t Dcadly Enemy of
lankh*f. 'twl NiaUluasand
The scientifle world has been greatly b
startled anod agitaited of late by the discov
eiy %vith (1: 1!e lete-COpI* of the most dread
ful enemy of mankind in tlb f~nrrt of
"tyriads of little death-dealing parasites.
The air we breathe and live in is charged ti
with these deadly little growths in propor- s
tion as it is infected from various noxious
sources. l(,aving{ by recent experiments t
and 'esearch L,e>,n shown to be the most
fruitful iur.e of dieensb k+town, and the v
welfare and health of every itidividtua de- h1
ten,cirtig ;o largely on the freedom from t
t heir destritetive ravages, It is but natural s
th et tl-' rvportx of recei it investigators In a
this field of scientific inquiry should be s
widely read, and that. every phase of these a
astundi discoveries should be subject to a
nu iver5dl , Neussiont. At first received c
With .one s;:silICRNI tltiy have at length
been thoroughly proven, and are now re
civinrg the uulnutiaified endorsementa of
he leading ct-ntilie men throughout the
wotld. BInt little else is talked of in the
1chotlo1 and clhs of cience, and the medi
ca.1 and; scieitile Joutrnals ami crowded wi;It
the testimnv that is being added corrob
'rative of the value of the marvelous Iis
c very whith iis irornonneed ties greatest
a Ivane' ino tedical science of modern
tl il'S.
TI h. P..ern, the eminent French sci
"ntist. wli~ ,\ his learned investigations
las savei Io ranre so many millions of
,ilhllr, i I :" ihatblv dit the honor of first
t,intin;:. t't the I(rrible bowitr of these
-rmo I a r" ugni tiot of his great service
Ilae :;vl tnonlt ihas recently vote(l hilu
frt r til pl t :eastiry $10t,0f00.t0, with
wIhith to conitinti his experiments. lIe
has describeil rteveral varieties of these
larsitS, +ore comnparatively harm less,
tber:, extremely dangerous. One form
he prnved by a series of vaccinations anI
tther contliusie xptrimenta was the
Siule of death of itanty thousands of ani
nlaIs and herds of cattle; another the ae
tive agent in the death of fowls by elol
' aa. Aeting upon1 the knowledge he had
:ained of the tlature of these germis he
poinelt W'it a Iiheann of. relief that speed
ify prevented a spread of the diseases atni
tiided t'heir devastation.
Tvx.i.,, with the aid of other eminent
liglish investigators. made a ntumber of
rxatinttions of the floatting particles inl
the atmosphtre, and found nun.bers of
living sli, cel eapahle of pliluicing disease.
IIa dryv a:l hentithly locatlitiea btt few\
germis wvere found, tnd tIem-s of the harm
le:ts varieties, while in low (harpij) placel,
nrowdl bltis':, si unllheallII (i1 ies, the
,oisonoits geris were ext reIely ntnerouls
everywher'.
1i. I,rtiol,I'rm Koeri, of Vallstein, Ger
iarly, a n inin whimnse work in conmnectiorn
w.ithi the orgaanlits of cont:eiouas diseases
has rinade hi a reco.nized authority upon
the subhjec"t, by experimenting after the
miet.ota of 1iim , 9 discovered and
puiitsiwed an ;i a"0n1it of ne of the nmnst
ilangerous varietits, to which it, is proven
tnore li;athI:a are duii t ia't to ary disease
incident to the hilman race.
He" decrib-'s it as a1 simple cellular or
itani-ni helong;ing to the same order as the
Lirtri(t. 'When dried the germs may,
without losirg any vitality, endure great
extr rites of ten- peratutire. lleing as fine
.ind as lighit as dust, inlvisihle to the naked
eye, they ri:ay be blown any distance by
the wing or car red on the clothing or
bodty. Like seeds, they may lie for monthls
or years undisturled upon the furniture,
I or, carpets, curtains, walls, or in the bed
bed-ing, ant only reqiliring a proper degree of
\wyrinth, Ioisture and food to waken into
life, di'velo , andi grow. They thrive and
live in the blloId, lyliph, lucus and secre
t ons of the truan body. When the sys
-teml is unihealthy or weak they attack the
c-ills tllat inike up the anlimal frame. Any
albituunous fluid will furnish them with
Idt for growthfI, arid a sitgle drop is uf
Iient, to tcon tain huni rdreds. Exam ined
with m~irscopes of great power, whiich en
lag hmso that thecy cart fhe scen and
studiedl, they haiw the appearance of inr
rite riii-hke hndties, hraving, weni active,
someipower of no t i on. 'They berid in thi
iniiidrle lik ai fhow :inI straighten with a
I erk thait sends Inhem a few timres thiei r own
IInrgthI. A r the lerrrferartrire of the hiuman
hinily they are the min't rt tive.
'Their powe'ir of inrease or reproidtiction
isr nmairkarbly gent. Onie gerrm inr a few
we eks' Iinre, u nilr favorable corndit ions,
will give ris' tin mini nsrr Thle process is
hi\ siuiple gr'owth itnd dlivision. ('old de-"
51 roys ori pirvenuts thr'i ,rowth, arnd this is
whIty re fingeriat.i on pireven ts decay rof ries
:r.d other arnimalr fools. EIxpoed to
wvarimt.h these srin al organriismts attaick arnd
cat rrp the ialbinrinois tissues heaving a
fou mIr iass. lThe odors so cormmon to this
process ar Ie givSen oil by these mlinrute
i.rgaiusrirs, randr is abtout the only inien
111n1 (f therir pueriice. Thlis is the warn
irig of nIatrei anci it is an inrinerit to avoid
ill such smells. Theii ii il breathi, tiad (odo1rs
I oit sores, etc.. eads mni to avoid these
ins iln r great mieastrre. 'rThe danger of
t hir reric inte body ~ cart be itnragi ned
hen~; timir rapid inr:s is con)isideredi. Ao
tow stmsinaybe radiy ribsorbedint
ei.:'r> a bybeahn air COntiiniintg
thi . ue ar ths rawnsyr into the in
teraii of the~ fbody thrroughr tthe long arid
iia rio s re.-1ratir:y pasags oif fthe thrriat
'lies' :ini liise, whIiiih ar-e linreid withi soft
mtemraiir.:,c anid coered-i wir hi stiek v mtucus.
In fthii II rid they thrri ready lidcgmet'r't
arol friorab fle condi(itionst for deiveuopmrernt,
iil'ie andi growth I. Tlnei "cohl'' or ca
tar-ru, ii/i'na ori chr Io:iie t rrh,I h:iv fever,
tre, are coirnoianir t.rifiiatioris'of the
e ffectc oif one of thle least hiarmfurl if thlese
gerns or nOii'.'iiws'. In fir d fischa:rges
irm tire respirratoryv linssies ntsruch tirrncs
housain Is of the livinrg aniinrialr:uhei are
fiundni. 'Thre feveri. debilfityv, p ins' iI fi.
hliies. 'loss of a lpi et ir ee , aire incdiia
t iris of thatir depihreing1l etherts uponi tIre
It is firi geriris (if siliwur dieve?ohrrrrn
,boiwever, that ih gi'reaite-.t dhurieer fol lows.
'to the onea niot frilly dleseribiali by Kiehl is
if ire iiire dreat lh ihIan to ainy orthier knoiwni
cautsi'. A ciorinri to I he re'i:erces of I'ut
ter, Flint. arid lie.ierine over ei.ght mrillini
} elie dlii every year frm fth is earrsealonre.
The annu1 ial deafths it Frane, Eniglarid,
ermany,3 and liusmia firim theuir distru
I fi-d S:ttes ainid ('ariadia liver thireei
hiiredii thioremdi pe-r'i,i perishedh in the
~i-ar frii Ite 'in'seis alone. Thbe mosit
'inano dlii eancse re-stin lg frumrit if co('n
'i i ontii of thle liinrgs, fbut ortier organs if
t he bodly are Iliable to he afflect as theyI
ievelops slowly' h"t surely in any organr
tha:t rily lie in a wveak oir unheiraith"' stat.
If active andii hiailivy tIre liver, i.iiiys,
ofnd howels liav e to a wvornderfuI extfernt tIhe
liver of expll ingt these deaidly an
:nliculite or pa rasitesc, from the siystem.i
rot thiis (riot firrn ishres an imviport ant in
heatf ion for thre snccessfurl treat merit of all
the long list of malad ies Caulsedl by) thesen
Ii *rrsit(is asr will be heorleinafter shown.
The~ stuinhr of r,AIrsCA, an eminent
-. arial Woiiiir lr(lMAr arand (ithers, arc
*itc-re-- il.', li- shiowii:c thre large varierty oif
bfro ie dii a-us c heretofore classified,
thit riesirlt froinifthese germs. Among tire
"o ii wehli~ire i"liver oomplinirt,"
'il iioii s or~ (i toiridc liver, dyspepsia oc
Iiihgestion, lung afTIitionis, bironichritis.
kiniy dil:et-. cihronric dhiarrho s, sia
enu-it ri-verwors, white tiwelliingi,
hip jil d'lisc'u rhicumnatismn, miafaniri
iisi'aies, sin-l ins fever anrd tagrie or inter
ilttenit fever, general arid nerv'ois debil
*i the hi-ad, or n 1, nmiuiv-'f,m of'ii
mi iall the vaiousil seiroius lalfertionls o0
the skin, glands, bones, joints, etc., In
clutdog cosnumpdna, which Is btut scrofu
louis disease of tihe IungKs.
rin this large catalogue of Apparently
wIdely differing diseases, but really all de
nenhintg upon a common eanse, and there
tore naturally to be successefully treated on
the aume Reneral prInciples, examination
of the ,.toodh and sectrtios revealed large
ilumibers Cr thesA pairasites, and enriouslriy
cnuieh ith numbtnier bore a directI rehlatlOn
to te svert.yof the disease, a compara
Y97MuauEaher ben m Am la mn
tk iutgiat And mis Methods.
the methods bf the Amerlean thief
re very coriprhenslve and skillful;
1dre go thah ar t logo Of the jrofessioit,
r such hAa thieving become, of other
ountries. It is con nonly acknowl
Igod ampng 1ho flit polico officers
r thl woild that, for t fil(; job, the
Lmerican thief is far ahead of the other
ations. Why shou'd they bo? That iR
omewhat of a mystery, unloss to the
raining he has roeci'ed under he
utelage of the best of English thieves he
dds the pbeiiar daring, coolness, cul
ling and skil' that secem1 to be inrent
n tie fully (levelo, ed A,toerican: but lid
nlttor for what 'eason, the fact reml 115
incieellenged that he stands at. the Iad
f the cralt. A cunsiderat.ion of his wa it.,
entle and otherwise, \vill be itliterest
ng to read. lie i : divid, d in matly
nnilies, but first and forenos' :ilonir
hieves is the l:ank trrglar, or ''hi II
obynta." 11t, is thew'ing-beu i tne
,riitninal hive anl aleels to be t!geiItle
nan whenl not enlgag('( on a "hiV.
l'he history o, iearly v ery large aniil
vealthy city albinls in intanee0 :ill
mank rolbt' daring o y, Il -
'olnns A\nd ht'al,(s hilgeriously, :I hi,
)resence wo'0u11(l not have been felt 1:141
le not left a "kit" (f Iclatiful toIls hte
;Ide a w 't' el a e orI:'. \ il. ll t
:Ik!:n li! exchlanlget green'iba'ks :.nd1
bonds thiat may Ij thIoisanidi-, but iiior'
>Iten is million. 'This in his Iecu1liarly
'-Ortivi\e nolnellts he inight teri a fair
.ixcb:ing . iil ' ; le not i) alliolinl if
1p,ortive wit (It1 pit.- tile the bank (;il
t?1rP into thiiiu, regardinlll!r lte v'i'"i1t
a3il: bilr iu:r :le tlot il ttl e h:ait
>f w\Orkin(r alone(. Thly t ra' el in
(rag 's. 4 a l ihave :at Illc r I,e l; oa0
:alll a crowd of conleate - cup-:
talistN, layverS-((ttl m il !n h('tw\('(:t
Clho firm1-tiamle(i "'stake "' the er:t(-I"
nan when lie is broke, furnish
he funds for his exp)i.litions, :ntl
ihen he is in trotulble look generaliy to
1is interests. The lav(-out is the
)ins1l of th- galg, p('is .its cxpedi
ion1s, often f'lrnish tiI( Ili s, atl, at
r a st!*eC s, sha'es the spoils. 'hle 'o
etween is lie who auts as agent for tEhie
eturn of noni eligible bondls or sOe ri
ies of any\ kin1d, for, alt1houglh thlese
al)ers have no re:il value to the
Iigla-S. til1' baink 1)(:oplo r' picehed
>y the samue 'iso, :td between Ihe wo
neonv enli'nte4 bothI v' are illillg to
licriled som :-tii ing in t ie intiert d
tarumony and the rest. l'ank burglars'
ools are generally of a very superior
>ird.er, giltler'edt with enre and piec:'
nenl until the kit is made tip. A f 11
t of the best order is worth .; ',lt00.
L'lis may all go in the event of a1 fa. -
ire of it oh y distturbaee. and ;ren-.
rally does go wlenti a suceissfu! p: 00
>f w\"ork is ac'conlp(hish.'(d, as the loc!t v
S heavy enoutgh to c:ttr' away ili i "lh,
1o tlhtt tools are left behin(l. Meht 'n
es of i s qrior cla,; -ist in lar -er
ities vho inake a sleiilty of fashion
ing burgltrs' tools. Ii the ab=eiwcc of
mceh a in: hanic the tools are coil(ctel
in part-i, but as this is a risky w ar of
[)btainitlg theml it is avoided if po) si
ble. Kit ; of the tobytian's tools are
kept on hand for hire, and a -gooil col
lection tti be obtained in thw," cnte is
of the h,u me;s for fr'omll v100 to ,
These tool-ten'11'rs ::r( generallv tool
makers, also. blt', often the eti ha
them on handl, ani it is part of the lu;i
hess of the old crac,;s ann to keep ihem1.
Fifty per clit of the noted burgla's are
practical slmiths awl thor'ughly under
stand the telmler and eapacity of their
ownt tools. Somtetimets ai gaing, ec
owninlg impilemenl'tts of diialeent kin-c,
pool their po5ssessions, a:l t lhts msakie
up ia full "'kit."' Thei ttool-mat~keru' ha:ve
theitr splecialtie. (oe are fat o:s tetr
mos)1tlnoisileMs. ht!iw it striike.
Th'le laitest gr-eat imp; rovemiet i int
drtills tint ciiuit it ihe hardi-st sti-tl hike
it knti fe into w<vit. ig iei;a!ly ti h oua tbe
year. agio for' ireaeberiey. Th'lis <irill i-s
said tohle able to ii)tre a hole th;ough at
solidl bloek iof st-el as 1:tsily as~ d'ie. a
i'alledl a safec-ope]ner', mache il. rinP
CIut the- front out ilf a 'afe whleni tnce it
gets' a hiold. fluit thle i' o -t pow t ut'tl andc
idestritelive in-trtitineit it-i' bI h)\rti larsi
is the safe-dtrag, otrigitally madtil iii [Kit
gland. It wehedl at tirst abouet
)oundtis, buit Amlerican ingeuiaty ha:s iot
It dlown to a lit tIe overi 1ii0 in wein-la
tatii impriovied its <inalit ie-e. Aan eet
wifth this errni ble t innehine, t' /t 'cm
A Womnana's F"ive inttle caull.
Out (If a five-mnte. call a wiomanti will
gather inspiriatiion for11 a gooi hourn iii's spee'ch
wh len she gets homce. She will tell hier
huisband- --il> is so i iter'ested vi<ii knoe w
--that Mirs. Stutcktp hais''iew i'iiitumi.
the seicondii timue within Itet v-as if liim
nlot mistakenl, iandt laitct ili wit ihia
bre'quints, antd hietr blactk silk driess ncuale
ovei', and heri hiri idone up in ia inw'a
higher thani she uised tio wear' it tio t Ii
coIming a it and mtt her littl Iir eil's got heri
hair hatiged anid itll dr'ssedt ini wite iand
is going to Miss (Gidd igueli-'s si'hooil in te
fall and( her' cook's gono off' madl iand she
says5 she's ahnmost t iredi to deacth Iandii is
goinig to Swampiscot t neixt wvetk mail MIiss:
Fl its going to hauvte yiitung Sp)oidlhuittoni
after all andi EMiss SimithIs goin' i to
give her a paiir of' inailpwt-h ol lrs 1she
says thtey're giood e'noughi for hit-r lit gotif
them cheap ii) to 1Racishop 1 's- ini t1\hiss
Frguison's gilt a boy lots of hirii on its
heaid and loo1ks thlrtee mon)iths iihl ''xv-.
body says and Stevie hiakeri's atw fui isi
patedl they say andit thaetIi Lovtwell gi-l's
father ordlieed him out dt (If thle hio uad
she's bei'i tak in g oin awvfutl imalt de
clares '2h1 will havi e 1him andt St iggreisis
have motveid outt otf tolwn and the ttmewns
have host overy- thinig andii Mis. i ns'
lboutghit a wlhole plit'(' iof ('41ton1 iiloth ad
-R~y thiis timot( the husbandtiti ise at-l-ep
or has. flid. A mani could1mt'eiii neer ea a
mutch out (If a week's visitI. All bie; wouMd
rememrnber would hto that Buown's got a
or some other egnally inlecncseuitial
moaltar
TuR Hlarvardl Adeooc gives thlis as a
Ipeciuimn of thle cioniversat itn oft il it:' Alb
blatr-oss V'an Ambrsialit, "ani unnitiat-iea..
actedl stiudenjt ini hlarvar-l dit'llgt fitr iic
Vtacr:'' "Miss TPanik sid asI i bw l
Are you1 a matuteilisjt ior an ideailit?
Yes, rittheri,' I repldiei. '1 so gid,1~' shie
)aisy Miller is ft< oliverd rawui t) b e t lu
ypieal rehpresenitationi o(f thle 1bc et thiet.ie
>r'oducitioni of Bostoin eniurtue, ior do von'lh
>re(fer theo ideais of JTosej i ( Cook?' 'sho
entuiredl further. 'Yes, ,1 ames)t is qvu 1o
o0 awvfully clever, yes, ided,' 1 addeid.t
D)o attend the summner school of phl)lios4
ephy at Conoord?' shie murmured conf'i
tontly. 'No, not to-day, noe,' I stutfared,
~ettincg a little flurried. 'Oh, I see, you
we one of those interesting atheists,' she
tontinued. 'Yes, I will get you some,' I
attered as I slid away."
VIRTu comes i4 ga packages, bt
rioby a bestuk
r'. '- ' a. "
see and a very large proportion in bad lo
see. Under the use of the specific treat- eu
out which they give, and which is sub- oh
antially the sant as that described and of
commended later in this review, the th
auber was seen to steadily diminish frot bl<
iv to day until, with the restoiation 0- ki
,aith did N4ily strength, they could not the
found at all. Oe
The greatest variety of sympWint Were th
und to accompany their presence, duo to u
ouliarit(es of the constitution, the part ice
tih6 bcdy muost seriously affected, and th
le efforts of the diff'erent organs to rid the re<
rstem of these germs. Atiiofg the moet
)imnon were frequent headaches, nh-"
ilgic pains, nausea, constipation, poor or
ariable appetites, diarrhca, bad breath,
e;tit fever cough, night-sweats, cold ex- dc
remutties, dysfovitf ., cttarrh, sore throat, in
re eyes, etc., while Where tUd skin Tas
ftected, salt-rheuni, boils, earbtiticle4,
aurf sk.in, erysielis, St. Anthony's fire' r
nd other sytt.pton,: were cormmon, and It
11 gradually but wit. (etairity wre )v
ured by the same nea:'s. The hectlh to
ever so often met with in -onsumption, bt
pith the iadlng Or tearing cc ugh, night- ru
weats, diarrho, and other syin :tons die fe
o the efforts of nature to thrrw oil and 6
ixpel these germs were also readily con- hi
rolled and cured in the same way as were to
ne old sores, abscesses and ulcers in the to
ungs, livei' a\id other important organs.
The corroive cifs aid ni ttingtl poisons
sre found to possess ihe power of k?Uidi 1
hese germs, but the dangerous nature of ttl
such powertlul agents prevents their inter- al
lal use. For the purpose of expelling the 1
,erus when once within the systent it is al
eceessary to resort to vegetable remedies in to
>rder to cleanse the blood of the. germs w
trithout injury t;0 the patient. I;
An American physician of iarge e?pe- St
ience in the treatment of all forms of
,hronic diseases. now conclusively dlhown ie
;e be caused by parasitic life, for many id
rears devoted iut.: tht- to the investiga
ion of the causes of these af:e::ti-O, and st
n the treatment of many thousands 6f
3ases developed and thoroughly tested a tt)
3onbination of vegetable igrnts which he i
ased with marselnous nsecess in their cure. tv
In cases of wasting diseasB, t eco>rsulp- 1
tion, or scrofula of the lungs, and dthar t
)rgans, and in all cases attended with great
veakness, it was found to exert the most
vonderful tonic and restorative intluencea,
>esid s its outritive properties far surpass
hose f cod liver (.l 'i- aI of the reme
lial agents resorted to by the nieCitfi! pro
ession in such cases. Ilypophosphites, I
ron and quinine hear no comparison to it tl
i building ip the strengtht of the debili- cl
ated. The recicpe as advised by him has it
icon used for years with the greatest sus- vv
ess is in a vast and most successful prac- w
ice. jt
The written x perience of the many suf
erers who have been citred and who ex
ress in terms of the highest praise theif
'ndorsemnent. of its great value. are sulli
ient to fill volumes. Living witnesses are Il
verywhere, monumerltte to modern genins s
id scientifi progress in the heal!:ig ait. 1
Sufferers from "liver complaint," giving {
'ise to '-bad hlood." consutp ion,scroftla, )
md other affections and synI+toms, the re
muits of blood-poisoning front the ravages I
f the deadly parasites or disease germs so I
briefly referred to, find in this remely
prompt relief and -. permanent cure. Th'e i
great and increasing dermand for this God
given and peerless remedy for so many a
parently difTerent, but really kindred, ail
ments, led to its preparation in pure and
convenient forti under the name of Dr.
l'ierce's Golden Medical Discovery. sIt can
be obtained the world over at drug and c
general stores, and full directions for its t
use will be found in the prinphlet that
surromtis each bottle. It exerts the most
wonderful stimulating and invigorating
intluence on the liver, that greatest.
t,htmd of the human systemt, whiclh has
been not inaptly termed the "hotekeeper 1
of ot r healt h." Throug it the increased ac
tion ti f the liver and othier emunritory or
gains of tihe systemr, all poisontous germs
are rend(lteed intact ive atnd gradua trlly3 ex
ptelled fromt tire systemt wv I it ther itmpu ri
ties. It sorme cast.es, whlere there tire uni
htealthty dischra rges, as fromt rthe rndrils ini
crises omf eithIer actet or chlronrtic catairrh , thet
ruse of D)r. Satge's (Catarrhl R~emredy, at nmild
andu hrain ig arttisepitic itioen, shlrt1d he
associatd with the use oif the D)iscovery.
It is ailso advisab'e to urse tihis lrmtiont ini other
I ocral mairrestaitions of diisease of niurcouts4
su rfaces. I y thris mteanus thte gerim if dIis
case arne destrotyed andt tire rurembrrnes
ciearnsed be(foire anty of thre poisonoutrs /umci/I
are abisorbedtIi ntot the blood. I . otre t hii o'ut,
qur isy or diph11thleria, tire tarrhr Retrnedy'
liqurtidl shld be tth used as a gairgle, rrnd thle
Goblment Merdical D iscovery taukenr freely.
it womt en whiere wearkntess of special or
gansri is commiont anrd ailmrost certaninr to lie
dr'eiete, att enided by baickrachre, bearning
dowit sentions iiaItn diher ltcral syminptoms,
the its-of Dr. Pierce's Favorite P'escription
iniC conjunt ithrd r thaI Irt of tire IDiscove ry.
speedily restores thre htealthty funcilonts anal
rassist s ini build(1inrg upl andt inivigorati ng tire
systemi.
itt rany case whrere thle hiowels have been
Costive arid tat'ri ot regutla'tedl and aictedl
uipont atrlitriently by the tmilrd laxaitive
proplerties poss-e.ed1 by tire Goinlden M edi -
cal l)rscovery, D)r. P'ierce's P'leasrant Pun
gativ'e Pellets (little liver pills), takeni itt
smatllI doses rof only orne or twit eacti (lay.
wvill au ir aterially it establishting hecalthty
atction, andt int rxplin irg thei d s -a'e- pro
durci ng gernms fromt tire blood and systerm.
At the risk of repe'tirion rind by wnty of
recaituitationt, we rinay trutthftully say
thaut GoldIer Medical Dliscovery cires all
huo trs, fromi tire worst. scrotfrula to a com
iron bilotch, iinpttlei, or er rtiont. 10rysi p
elas. sai It rhietum. fever sires, scaly or
rorughi .ski , mi short, ill dliseasies cagtged
try dhsear' genrs ini tire blood. are con
qtueredi by tis powerfuli, pitrifyinig, artd
enet'.. lKt'-s thi y lir- it, i.tarifestedl itsi
tencrry tin curang tetter,. rose rash,i bocils.
crarhuttes. sri.tt vye. sartuo ItOi4Sores ant
inek. andr enlrtiietd glanrh.
'''lie bhood is tie life.'" Thiorouighly
cleanse t 4 foir iin ou f h earlth hv ursrig
Goldie il\ Iicil D)iscovrery, atnd good di
esitiotn, a firi skim, biu oyanttt sp1iri ts, vital
n-srne . thb andt( sortnd(lnes of cotnsti itution are
es'abt lihed.
Contsuttionr, whtrichr is scrofuilous d is-I
ease of tire Innrgs ittduced by the deaaaly
d isenase giermi bacr/l', is promtiptiy ranrd pos
iti v(ly arrested arid citredl by t his sover
eigtr r-ernedy, if taken btefore the last stages
of thle d i'eat'e aret reacherd. leromi its worn
derfuli power over Ithis terribly fatal dis
ease, when first offerinrg tis now world
famied remedy to thre pubilic, Dr. P'rrr.cr
throughlt favorably of cralling it his "cen
siumription core,'' bu1t abandhoned t hat niamre
as too restrictive for a iredicinie that fromt
ts womlierfiul coitination otf germ -de
stroyinrg, tas well as tortic, or strenigthening
alit-rmtivye, otr blood-ole 4ntsinrg, aniti- bitlious
diretic, pectoral, arid nutritive proper
ties, is uneqnaIted. niot o.ly as a rermed ya
forn contmr'tiint of tihe ittnmes. buti ftor til
chrn ic di ieasesC of thet 'ivi, blhiood, kid
neys tand lun tg,.
If y'ou fet drill, drowsy, diebili tated,
have sal low 4olr of skirt, or vellorwisht
brownm sptot.i tn fat' rtr biody ,'frequtent I
heada he ori dl:zziness. lhad taste in murth ii
initernral hieat oir chill s, ralternated w,ith hot
fla.sheq,, low spi rits and glooriy forebod
iing4 mrregtrlar alppetite, and( to mg'rrr
coated. yout are suttff'rintg froin indigestiont.t
tlyspe,psia andu tot'idm liver (mr "bilit)ts
rita'. InI manyt ca onsly6it , p:1t if I hr'u-e
symtintlt are experinced. As a remedy'
fir a~il suchl cases D)r. hPierre's Go'ldent Med
icail D)iscorver y ha., no mequalr as itI e ffects
perfect rand radical ceurems.'i
I"or weak lunigs, sptitting of hblotd, rhrort C
brerath, comtny;jmi.u ntight seants, andI
kmi drem altiontiittn. it. is a n-ove reign remt
dy. In tire -intr of brmmniit is, severe
iughis andim citnsu rm ptionr, it hat aiston ishied
rite tmedicali f:iutty, atnd eminitenstt hysi .
itans pronrourn It it thie greates mnLnedicail
limcovery of the age. Tihe nut.ritive prop
arties possemsed by co-d liver oil are trifling
when comparedl wit.h thoute of the Goldent
Medical Disinovery. It rapidly butilds up~ .
the syateim and 'ineases the flesh ant
weight of those redliuced below the uianal
utandard of health by wasting diseases
The lilan of tretmeni'tt tiat we haiv-'
briefly outlined ini this art,icle for the large
slg -tose8 disases r*ne tQ, has
g been aeknowledgod to be the most
toessltul, based as it is upon the belief
ired- by the rmost skillfiul medical men
the day, that the only way to get ril of
noxious disease-producint:erms in the
ed and system is through the livcr,
Ineye aqt lowels, and therefore that
>se agents whch are known to act most
ciently jn restoring healthy action of
,se organs are the ones most to be relied
on For this purpose the Golden -il
,1 bIscotery is .pre-emiiently the oevnt
1t fulfills every indiation of treatutent
iuired.
Mound to H:t Ier.
"In 0110 of Otit' tt'irba1n cit'c-, it
ean't mlattor which," said :t salestimln
a neightforing ret.:t I house, "tll 1pro
ietor got u) th , idiotic notion that it
misd liminato the workmon from the
t-rOl if Ito nade a rulo that no man
to fail6d to se'I to one of thr, o ens
IUbrs v ho cameil if stiec ion shou:d
rettilrell in the, estahlis5him1eiif. 'This
le was in for , for ,fomle timfie. Ono
Ilow, vhlo didn't ntenld that ltvbody
oull(i get ahtid of him when iC totlnd
mself of thi' eve o lo n1 a third cus
ner, was'obliged tj !to It rascally thing
secure ho -. he cant int vitih ten
rdts of i alico, a remnant whihh sito
d ;tist bought, and she wanted a yard
d :ilailf fiore" Shle sait she had been
I over town iii ;t v?iti 4SOearch to get ij
tiched 'I he salestniui 1 o'k-!cl over
I his goods, and couldn't li taliyt hirt
stit her 1le began to he alarm ed,
lien a ibright thought occurred to him.
e it his hand to his he:d all of a
di, ast tit ough he rememheretd somje
ing, and sttid: "Well, there I be
-V' 1'te got it renint of- the very
entical pl( i of ghods all the t me uip
airs. I'll run i)up artid see.' lie too c
tr piece of cloth unoler his .tttii, went
> .i . delil erately cut o.1 a tvard and
hialf front it, :iiti brouglit -back Ithe
Vo pieces to her. She ta very imuichl
eased at such an excellett m1alh, and
ti for tie yard andl a Ih,a1L of her (wn
t!ici isitt a great deal of satisfaction.
e camle iiito th~ stori next (l and
Lid someho:iv had (Iha4 tt'her hut tIhi!
Hlow e\l)lailied o so lall,il 1y (E bert ti.
1e inust have got sh!o:t imc:t1r'o it i1ho
lace where sh(; trst 1.0 ght iwr c.othi
lmt she sitartel f"ir that. hie iill high
udgeon, : s he iias:! 1 'er lint sinwe,
e (onclIles that he lu t::t.t miet
"ith some satisiaet'on ther.". I (it it
as a risky p'cee of i ine for hiu
ist the sami.e."-/Itrn UI.
The Yonng Marn that Wins.
A certain brutality of manner:,
lolted from the Einglish, is ani"etel Iy
one of oit young iin-'i. They nilsw er
nrily, afliet not to see a lady to whomAl
ihe; OW( ('ivitieis, and try io n lco
ioors, even if thev are not, This st le
t seen ir. IIch in nit1 of ;::ixedl biool, lr
mps lt. lalf Germanis. half I iretulh, haif
,uglishl. it is a ver.v Atr s le nitid 1e
ratVa the snob. it c1 not, a cOnnn1ion
Lincricanu fault, still it exis-.' Jt sh1oAlI
ie frowned down; it is the fault of indtli
cre ie. Bit, as llussave says:
'Young m1en ar: moderate niowada'v1ys,
vat iii their follies. Tiare afraid' of
xcess; they cut grooves for thei: voies
u 1"nlii. 'hitey are bo,ffr',,is, who
arcfully avoid fatiguing, much ilore cx
osing themselves." H1a1ussaye dies not
)elieve, evidently, that there an Sir
'hililp Sidneyau, "admnir.(ble Crich tons,"
n these (ays, but he is wrong. A slhip
vreek, a battle-field, a field day in Wall
tret, brings them to the front. Men
Lre as nole ars ever; there are as muany
wrroes. Thei OCcasionu Iiinds tIemii, and
ii uvery oflice, ev iirelntiit's C rouit -
ng-room, in all the waulks oif the pron(AA
tions are the silent heroes i':. WIhat a hI. iro
s the young docto r whlo works day iati
tight suce-torinig the wo utnded, hl1pinig I.
tuek, teiidiing the dylingi What a hi-ru
I e young so ldier wh o hats first IthoAr
>uighily cioquered htimtself! What a hIerA
s the yung bak clerk, presArvinig hli
ontywile there is tempitaitionl al
r<oitd him! Whlat ia hier( thi you:g
nan12 dAinig hitnetst w~ork ainy where! Ile
hamiites the pouintcet-hol x liero; het is theii
[Iotspir oif tIe field (if htonor. W\omen'i
oive thlese heroes. 'iThey ate thle mn to
nrry. VTe otther kind do very well for
he leadershtip (if the G ermnani, lbu .t te
1r10 womten do inot c'art- for themn. Onte
'eal man1 eteritig a drawing-n>omtil withI
1is reiord of wiork beh-Iind htiti will se:,rIA
tway the fops as8 ghotsts rtirte iat ctck
:row. -Amfrica n Queen.
-Th'le ot her eveniing i ichiar<l 'reetv
i btut her at line,ha!e La was r'A
.urin; om ilm W:.t in-t:t, ten mle5
ha stni, where lie htiad sot- a :ttt oif
nea.lwen,. as hei was paesin I though'
L piece 0'' wiseAl, a powerfuA l i mt:mi
uimpeid intoi the( slc:ghi, gra:bbtitl the
x'inl, and denitinilil ret IX inon -.
lit the st rugl'e ireath w.H Wthrown* .'ii :t
>f the sIleig.h. The~o horises t:-talI on a
ias nit, hurt. 'I Ihe iveam waa ter
IVard lttAd staningi in I th roadl live
-St. Pre tle Mtinin., htas r-ecently. or
ran i edl its fouth I ('onAtteregtionttd
hturtlh andt MilnneApjolis its si.xth.
Ladies & children's hoots & shoes ca'tt run:
we(r il Lyon's Pat. Heel Stifiee- arc used.
"1 NayVEn tlought but once," said old
D)eacon Webbing, " that it wasl It sin to
steal an iinbhrolla." '"And when was
that ?" asked ia friend. "'It wats when
someiC piesky thief stole my new silk one
aswereCid the dleacon.
CHAPPKnD hands, fne, pinmples and rough
kim cuired( by using .Juntiper Tlar 8oap made
>y Caswell, lIazard & Co., New York,
Puan cod-liver oil4 from selectedl livers
in the sea .hiore by Caswell, Hiuard & Co.,
'. Y. Absolutely pure and sweet. Prtients
who have once taken it prefer it to ad oth
ra. Physicians declare It supierior to ea
'ther oils.
Thse Doctor'. Indolrqfessent.
Dr. W. D). Weight, C;incint,i, ti., isendi the sunb
uilned proifessionat enidorstemeint: 'I hav, pire
cribed Dr. Wmn. Hatll's Blslamn for thle lun hit a
rest ntuabor of cases anid iilwaiys with succeIss.
>ite case In particular was given uip bty sevYeral
'heyslcians who had beoen called in for contsultattin
rlthi myself. The patient, had aitl tihe iy.ntomsiit' oA
onfirmedcA consumptton--cold nIght sweats, heicti(
ever, barraissing cough, et'. Hes commenittCed im
aedlately to get better andi wtas s*o 01 'tored to
de usual healthb. I have foundtt hr Wm. .d'
lelsam for the Lungs the most vahabtle er pAeAtor
nt for breaking up dlstresineg outght' and cotlds
hat I have ever used."e Dtiriio's (atuirrht siti
turos CJatarrhi and alt af'cctions of teii mucoust
iembrane.
-he conventence eftsendlng goods by maln er edrteSIs in
weil ae..eret by
7 Tsxu.s Pr.ACs, i.n,--A. i7. (. A.
"- TEBEST IS CHEAPEST."
EN"'ES T H R ESH ER S"""IIL
oerse Powers Il~Clover II uilers
An Itedt to ali ,sctions. Iwrite forl- F ius. Panhit
adi PrIces to The Auitman & Taylor Co. iaenid, II ('i
.sampsor ci vr.I AI.M| KinkA(S.i-5.Ilaie.I
soLnm n?VnP a.5 c
OIIiPPI
a..s.aeabaUqu.urtefi teori
Rosteitte a
- iters. Not"
does It I a eo r
but
-tate of tsacv
S mal= thewalr set
~at preper intme
gleu earn. tetoe
who suEsr from rhew
sahto and kidney
troubles, and oe.
quers as well apro.
MA vents fever and sge.
For sale by allDug
gist D s ad Deers
- generally.
WATCH{
Has been ruined y incompetent work.
men, or needs repatring,.send it by ex
press to
E J. P. STEVENS WVO PAORM
w ere only skilled workmen arid most
improved machinery is employed. We
mark NEW any part that has been da'U;
aged or worn, Prices for repairs will br 4
given you REFORR the work is corn
metlCed. All work guaranteed. Put
your name and address in the packap
with the watch. jc' end for our ILbttb
kBATED CATA LCOG UE ANDI' W CEB.
Ja P. STEVENS WATCH CW
fanuacturers of stem-windit watche,.
Factory Au4 O:!lce 34 Whiteillt St..
ATLANTA, a
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tatwo
9 *
La i
A PNTS flANTEr: ter the Beat ,d Fuye
aslling Pictsrial Auts and Bible*. aeee ro
taced 33 per ceat. NArterAL 1*+dJsie Co., A ',* a
6A A WEEK In your own tOwn. Termn ites
6655 outaitfree. A5ad= Mallta O a.ortlandM.'
U AOKIT A Lending Lotes Phye 0
L~infl ~ forthoCureof
EPILEPTIC FITS.
Momnim.JurnalefMedicine
!y at h!'aav a wit! m il-at t a ke an cure
~v,t ed of catet of
lsrI -~.aa ' un a ul cur hi b Iith
ajt. ~i..Ltia. h uoJ the aaNewTlork.
ETErY% OrteJAN. New Sel,75. le6E em the
rietr.it u tA .e. Moet egeani Ose. Bs*
rone. T,n,est Price- F.aeest Term,s. FUILLT WAR
TANTRD. 42. W. EEET'AEL. BaptiatIownl. W..
'r tAda athorme. Sam lesworthMo
u O '2. I. rasa rtU.t & Or.. Portland. Me.
CDES WHHE ALL ELSE l'AllS.
Sre A WEEK .$12.a dayat hom'*Ahfly mad.
I Costl r outtat free. Ad dresue True & 0. hjauta. Ma
R EYNO LDS' IRON WORfN
1) A. MULLfAAE, Manager.
P. 0. Box 1690, - -NEW OR LEANS, .A.
Natanor tory P.vnl.l Cel! rset leri tor COT0
at a Vt I t A r.. t a t r . >liv
a citl an ( ct tn m a a> the iaI M ana. aI.ita
COLLEGE, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY.
30 rnntes of New York. Positions for all worthy
iraduates. Life schotlarship, $40. Write for circa.
fare. COLEMAN & PALMS, Proprietors.
CATOOSA LIME!I
Ender7ed by a0 BuWders wo have stood i*.
Capaelty of Weak.s,0 000 Barrels
PER ANU Li.
Plain and Bolted Corn Meal, gToind by
water-power, and the celebrated
IhTOvv7 'E"oo m 'W3.022.e
O. W. GRLAY & CO., Graysi!e, Ga.,
MERC)IAP9T_MILLERS.
fhar at PIIe.a 1a Staer
st. t al tes,5~
- tra i on ~Ia s at
al.Adress AUBk
DAKOTA WHEAT LANDOS,
SO.000 Mas of choce secetioans om the line of the
N. J' It. It. F'rata $:5 to 97.5iftPer aicre ; $4 patynbl.n in
aOeaan yeasre; 6 pear cent. Far descriptionso, etc., In
a ose stamtp tuo UYI.V.f ADA MH, Deerword, Mnn.
WORTH SENDINC FOR!
lIr. .J. 51. ROM ENOJK7 of PhIladelpIa ha Js
jaaIhAl E oaln DRT ES OAF TRE
CUR EDI' "wich Is offered Free, postpaid, to allnp
plianta,. caantains aurtuable trafor-rnrattor for all wh
e tipa r ll at e ormifcteid witl. or lIable toan dis.
A BON, 538A rch St.., PI laciphle, Pa., P 0. Box 28SJ.
nI l ir the o 4 n$
b(.tarata lAtp TIIAli; ca1 n ths dilsase, to
DRl. T. A. t'i.)aUM, 181 Pearlit.. New York.
F OUN T A.INa
Bend for CataJogue,
Chapman & Co.,
MADISON. IND.
r ablisher.' hlon, A tila ( a.......... .........Ten--3
Strong's Sanative Pills
FoILThU
Aepedco:- faor liver complaint. eglating the
h uieprIfy ing~ thet blooda. oeasr.wn frmmala
iai .A p.rf at eure for Pli: h. Iodacho oon
t ion stl ut al clyspac . -aia !W ya aa, laendlng ru
er at n t a w t 1. a: p- rt l.'ta3as
VM U., Biox 40, Ney pfJCa