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Picture Framing. | N
Picture framing seems to hare fol- '
lowed the upward and onward moremeat
of all preaentart work, and baa
aow attained to the dignity of an art
tytaelf. Thia J* a* it should be. How
t often paintings and engraringa are
P rained by injudJclous framing erery one
" who has taken the trouble to inrestlgate
r .knows eery ???. Cu. vf tbf
things to be considered in tho selection
of a frame is the subject of a picture.
For studies of peasant life, ?'Tho Angelus,"
fur instance, etntoormfcatj carved
??<t hearily molded'framing is uusuitablo
itself. One
surrounds Veuetian glass; where every
piece cornea directly from tho hand of
the designer, and can no raoro bo duplicated
than a sunset or a frost landscape
on a window pane. Another, a
Dutch interior, "The Burgomaster's
Family," had a curious frame of pale red
and bluo tiles surrounded by a carved
mplding of time-polishod and darkened
oak.?Botton TYaveltrr.
Where Coral Comes From.
The Inrgost quantity and tho handsomest
corals conio from tho Algerian
coast. Tkeso coral grounds have been
worked sinco the middloof the sixteenth
century. Other coral grounds are found
on the coast of Sicily, Corsica, Sardinin,
Spain, tho Balcarics ami Provence. Moro
than 5^0 Italian harks and over 4'^UO per\.
sons aro engaged in the coral fishery.
nt^\ Beside these, French and Spanish harks
are ongnged in the same occupation. The
Italian tishormon pay a high royalty to
the French Government for their right
of fishing for corals on the Algerian
coast. There nro more than sixty workshops
in Italy, forty of which are in the
little town, Torre del Greco, nt the foot
of Vesuvius. Tiicso shops give employment
to about 9000 persons, mostly
womeu and children.
i Invention of I'oplin.
- Tho original invention in poplin Is
claimed by Avignon, France, onec a i
Papal See, ou which account it was I
called papalinc, in compliment of tho !
reigning Pope, at which tiino (tho
'.fifteenth century) this rich material was
[produced to supply tho gorgeous
ecclesiastical vestments and hangings in
use. Tho industry was introduced into
Dublin by French immigrants, rcfugoos,
at the time of tho revocation of fha
Edict of Nantes, who settled in Hint
part of the Irish capital caltod tho
Liberties." The La Tone ho family
established tho. first organized manufactory
there, which commenced operations
in 1093.
Mrs. William Astor, of New York City,
lias a gold dinner service valued at $.' <>,1000.
La Grippe has caused the death of Gvo
[porsons ovor seventy years of ago near
IWoodville, Mies.
A man who lias jirnrliml iin?<li< ine fur t"
years ninth! to know mil from Mi?nr; reiol
what lie says: . . . ,
Till.Elm. u.. .tan. I". to*T>
Messrs. K. .t. Cheney A- f'o. I lent lenient I
llllVO iHM'lt ill III!' KI'IX'I'lll pfltrt il'C l?f OK^aVtlC
for most 4< years, and would my that in nil
111 j* iu'iii I i?'?' iiml experience have ncvw seen u
{ir?'|n?i'iilion that 1 cnnl'l im'nTiiii' with n*
inneh roulUlenee of siircihh^uji; I run I1iiH'?1'iilarrh
Cure, manuiaet ured liy you. Have pre
fi'tlM it & cri'llt many tiptoa an I ilsotTco is
wonderful. and would ntyln ccwuduidon Hint
I h?vo rrt In find n rmu ?Sf t atarr/i llint It
would lint cure, If lliey would lid'' Ii aocoidin?t
todirection*.
Yours truly,
I.. 11. 4ioHSI'l ii, M. I
( Hiiro, :.'l > Summit Si.
Wo Will ulvo Sim for ,in\ rnso of Catarrh
tlmt cannot lio riirod with Hall's Catarrh
Curo. 'i'nkon in'oriinlly. .....
K. !. I'll fa kv .V ( ??., I'roiw., 1 oloilo, it.
|*r~ Sold by liruyuists, 7.V. '
Hjnip of Finn,
Pi< liiirril Iroin the laxative and nutrition*
juiro of California liiff, ronildnod with Um
inodirinal virtuesof plant* known to lie most
b nriirial to I lie human system, nc^s uently on
tlio kidneys, liver and, bowels.' effect u.aily
cleansing tlio system. dbpeUk*; cold-* nn>|
headaches, and curing lialiitual const ipat ion '
I
Ft lilts and Trees t I'nlnl? lor Tree Planter*
This mil ire isiok is iihly written and glvek
tr list x inl'oi mal ion tor ever>one gt j>w ing > i yd
of any soil or kind. Si m tree by wrk-IVros.l,
Louisiana, M s iii inm .field fiirnirr. >
am U 5*- 1
malaria )
jr believed to ho caused by poisonous miasm* art*
lug front low, mnmhy loin I, or from decaying vegetable
matter, ami which, breathed into the lungs,
titer ami |k>Ikoii the blood. If a healthy eondltioa
of the blood Is maintained by taking llood's Snriuvparllla
one Is muelt less liable to malaria, and Hood's
barsaparllla lias cured many severe canes of this distressing
alTectlou even " " r..1 ,??nos wiwu
tne terrible chills ami fever prevailed. Try it.
And If you decide to take Hood's sarasuparllla do
not be Induced to buy any KUbKtltute.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by oil druggist*. fl; six for Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD .< CO., Apothecaries, lotvell, Mas*.
IOO Doses One Dollar_
rilPP 1? full length portraits ttcnntifnl aelres- s
rKrh All different n | 'lamp f?a |?-stage.
Hay A C". lis >1 . i ruiel. al
irnyr HTl'lt V. Hook-keeping, Hu?lne** Kornt?
l'euinan*UI|v Arlthm?tlo, Short-hand, eto.
thoroughly taught by MAI1. t Irculnri freo,
ItrvHiit'n College, l."V7 Malu St., Initial.', N. V
30iffot.fi77{G St. I.OU1S, Mo,
A : Hi 11. Metal i ,
DIPPV l/MCCC FOitTIVP.I.V III MKHIK.Ii .
DAUUI ItlfLLO Oreely I'uiil Stretcher
Adopted by student* at Haivard, Ain'tuf. an I
Colliers, slot. bv professional and bin,.fie-- men evi iy
where. Il n, t l<<r itnle In your tou n send'dAe. |o
P.. .1. I.IJKI I V 71* M'SShiiigtOD Strut llo'len
r T II JD ' "
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* m of'alu i
COUGH CURES;
wiafiTGSi- w,
Etf?USM
j sold iN
! ENGLAND j
j for lg. l%d., and in
; AMERICA
j for ?5 cents a bottle.
jjT TASTES COOD> ,,
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AND NOTES POB WOVEN.
Plain net veils are now the rage.
Chicago has woman publisher.
Cloth toques are edged with sable,
batine is used for lining nice dresses. So
The latest fans are composed of gauze. ^
Lunch baskets are coming in stjli
wain.
There are over 100 women s ciuu? ?
Kansas. y
The Queen of England is ageing per*
i ccptiblj. ,
1 Gold and silver braid pipings are
1 <+???? L- y,ro
'
Tho marriage rode in In?lii? is to bo (
amended so that brides must bo at least
twelve years old. j
The best friend of tlio Empress of
Russia is the Countess Oyama, who is a f
Vnsaar graduate,
There nro nearly ono thousand women 1 *
clerks in the Central Telegraph Olllco nt
Loudon, England. 1
The bodice for the slender woman is
the most fasliioiiublo which shows tho '
fewest seams and darts.
Even a hideous little gold lizard with
ruhy eyes finds admirers among those
searching for brooches.
Tho Children's C'o-opcrativo Dressmaking
Company, of Now York City, fs
run ami managed by girls.
A society has been formed in England
to udvocnte the repeal of capital punish- <
inent in the case of women.
Tho busy women will find it oeonomi- ]
cal to use instead of a dross braid a binding
of corduroy or velveteen, I
Mrs. Alico Hliaw, the American
whistler, has met with brilliant success i
in her concerts iu 8t. Petersburg, Russia.
(
Tho newest embroidery for shoes is in
gold thread like a spidei's web, with a l
red and gold spider and a blue and white
headed lly.
Mrs. Hodgson Burnett is Raid to bo tho
moat popular wotnuu writer in l'aris, and
many of her hooka liavi been translated
into French.
Clara Schumann, widow of tho composer,
i.s (>till playing in Gorraany, at tho
?lfc (rf wrmtjr-nn?, and in vonliitllf re- 1
ccivcd by the pubic. 1
Sealskin jackets, with inlaid figures of
undyed light aeal 011 tho front, collar 1
and down tho alcoves, are among tho
new wraps imported from I'nris.
Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott) is
now living in New York City. Sho
writes comparatively little nowadays, and
is much occupied with philanthropic
work. 1
Nine young Irish girls recently '
graduated from Dublin (Trcbim!) University
with the degree of It. A. In the 1
examination papers they ranked above
the men.
The literary woman of to-day is quito
unlike, in dress at least, her dowdy proutotypu
of a generation ago. In fact,
nearly nil tho literary women of tho pres.
ihrt decade aro models of fashionable and
bIjMhIi attire. I
Tfio' prevalence of oaracho and uoural- |
iriu nuiomr woiuea nuu children this year I
ia attributed by n well-known doctor in
Boston, Mass , to the draught which is
created between tho face and the high
sleeves now in vogue.
Mrs. Edison, the inventor's wife, is
t-Wenty-llvo yours ohl. Sho is of medium
height and 1ms n plump figure. Her comjrtexiou
is olive, her mouth firm nnd her
ever, are a shade darker than her hair,
which is brown, nhundunt and wavy.
There aro many snowbirds abroad in
the land, or young women who dress so
inueh like them that they may bo culled
bv the title. White stuff frocks, white
fyr capos, tan gloves and tan and white
hats arc the fashionable equipment for
Indies.
Miss Annie Kcevo Aldrich, who is
achieving some reputation as a poet nnd
story writer, is a tall, gracefulaud rather j
. statuesque girl, ller manners are very
charming, and she is proud of the fact
that she comes of a good old Euglish
family.
Queen Marghcritn is the only member
of tho Italian royal family who seems nli
nays to enjoy good health. She is always
! well, always young, always beautiful.
I Consequently she is the idol of tho peoI
pie, and society is ruled by without
a murmur.
Earrings with drops are again to ho
reen, but the drops are dainty and small.
An exeecdiugly attractive pair of enrrings
consists of pear-shaped pearls pendant
from a diamond. Thistles in diamonds,
just the flower falling downward, afford i
pretty car ornaments.
London, England, 1ms many apartment
homes built for women uione. !
They consist of two rooms for $2.50, or
a suit of rooms for $20, with intermediate
prices according to nccoimnodn
ticiUH* l^C-ll WUlOll"' bus U"r lwtch U"U
nn.r there tire no rules.
' Mrs. Potter Palmer, of tho World's
Fair Committee, has a conservatory adjoining
her dining-room, in Chicago, 111 ,
' from which her table is supplied with
fresh fruits and vegetables, mint and
mushrooms all winter, and her friends receive
numerous bou'juetn. j
It is said of <2u,''',l Victoria's daughters
that if it had not been for their ex- 1
nlted position in society they would all (
have made names for themselves in literature
or art. Among their accomplishments
they are noted as being goo 1
needlewomen and excellent cooks.
| One immense rose is the fashion nowadays,
and it must be carried liko an nlI
penstock with a yard or two of stem
' '"nWw/, oi.it may be worn high in thn
It must be ilM; Imn in&I under
1
mooting with '! n now
, r Z'ZZ %,y"r'hn
ton.nl,or ..n Who . i "
is covered with irr., i f"? surface
?> i TO, ,
brown Borders ?f ^truk , t
cut out in fancifu| ah'", "r" 'i,*? a
? "" 'hr,n.| nn? on'," w ll"',I I
- I
~t?.I.O?T TOM. \
a?tte, willy1
JSf??"?** '* "
1 "M ,,rTZl'm?n??"1 wen% 001 *? 1
'Soon I met t , > *?
and ^o*.^:,: wvK.V Joy??fH^
S !?3S5S55W^MMdfnK-pUM' *.
Tniw g?od to mo the flower*! "Otre na
one?ob, one!' tbey cried.
Bat I passed them without speaking, left
them with their wieh denie-l.
Vet the mem'ry of their asking haunted one
by night and day.
IMre us one!* 1 heard them saying, eren la
my mirthful play.
"Btlll I mourn, because in childhood I refused
to give a flowery
Did not make those others happy when 1 had
it In m> power."
Suddenly I ceased my story. Tears were la
my niece's eyes?
Peers of tenderness and pity?while she
planned a sweet surprise:
"I will send a flower to-morrow to those little
children dear."
Could I toll her that their childhood had
boon gone thin many n ytvir?
?Mary J. I'orter, Itarper't Bazar,
nUMOR OP TIIE DAT.
A peck of trouble?Horp*ck.
Can't bo cured?The stage ham.
Brevity is often a sign of the poverty
of wit.
Tho gilded youth is simply fashionplated.
Losing caste?An operation for strabismus.
Sunshine is molasses on the bread of
nature.? Washington Star.
Wo hato to sec girls throw kisses. The
tveragegirl is such a bad shot.?Mercury.
Tako love and taxes out of life, and
lot much is left.?fiulianajwlis Journal.
Tho man who can't sing and has a baby
f usually mado to sing.?Elmira Ca:et(e.
Tho hand that rocks the cradlo is tho
hand that wields tho slipper a few years
later.?Life.
People who live in glass houses should
raino early vegetables for tho Now York
uiaikets.?Life.
Tho New Theory: "I)o you hcllevo
iu a single taxi" "Not a single tax! "
?I/)\rcll Citizen.
You cannot tell from tho number of
its feet how long a run a poem will
have.?JVorristo'en Herald.
Funny, when a man starts out on a
business career the more checks ho receives
tho sooner he gets there. ? Dinghamton
leader.
It is one of tho curiosities of natural
history that a horse enjoys his food most
when ho hasn't a bit in his mouth.?
Texas Si/tings.
"It seems that lam not in it," 6aid
tho boy to tho shark. "No," replied
the shark, picking its teeth, "you'ro out
of sight."?Chicago Heirs.
What is more pathetic than to sco th?
tuitU with vnWuilv a ItuUl-houdod
luun will buy an infatliblo hair restorative
froiu a .Halti-hoadod barber#
Canine Person?"I am extrcmoly sorry
my dog has bitten your wife,sir." Affable
Old Gent?"Don't mention ii, I pray,
sir; Hike a dog to be a dog."?Judy.
The kiss I stole from Eulio,
With my choicest pooin ranks.
Because, to tell you truly,
It was, "Returned with thanks."
?Judge.
Barker?"She didn't return your bow,
did she?" Parker?"No. The next tim<
I meet her I will explain to her the rea?
eon I was with you."?Man*!"/* Weekly,
"That Sallie II ark ins is the greatest
girl for getting bargains nt. second
baud." "Isn't she? 1 understand flhe'a
going to marry a widower.'"?New York
Sun.
A lady who advertised for a girl "to
do light housework," received a letter
from an applicant who said her health
demanded sea air and asked where the
lighthouse was situated.
Mrs. Ilomcseeker?" These apartment
are charming and the prico is certain!;
reasonable. Are you sure thcro aro n<
nuisances connected with the building?'
Honest Agent?"Well, mum, it has i
janitor."
Man-FoihI.
On the large islands in the delta of th
Amazon Kivcr there are banana garden
which have continued to produce error
ntous crops for nearly a hundred successor
years, though the cultivators never us
any kiml of fertilizers or think it ueccs
f-ary to practice irrigation, or rotation o
crops. Two hundred bushels of frrti
per acre is considered only a mo.lcrab
yield, while on the Irish potato tarrns in
cessant toil and the use of all nvailahh
fertilizers fails to insure the tenth par
I of that p.oduce, and too often even fail
I to provout complete degeneration of th
| (ii.nil in svnil".! mi.n<mx imve .suiki
their hope of survival. It is true tha
I ?ne potato is not indigenous to the soi
| of the Ihiti-h Islands, lint would it l>
j possible to substitute any perfectly re
, liable food plant, and might it not, afte
all, I e the best plan to adopt I'ai!
( >'Ui iii's ?ugge>t :on to devote theeo'dc
latitudes to pasture- and factories am
iai>e our to ld crops in the t topics??
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Something About Coal.
It is said that wlieti co.al was tirst use<l
in England tlie prejudice ngaiust it w.at
so strong that the House of Co'Tinaont
petitioned the King to prohibit the ns?
of the "noxious" fuel. A royal proclamation
having failed to uhatn the inu9a
nee, xv commission was is-ucd to ascertain
who burned coal within the city of
'Ic'"' hs neighborhood, to punish
tl]'-y TM^l0; t]r'\ 0,J"nHe> an,J
"as /ijjoi/,. , ^ansgressini* ~~a'T ,f
{??' ?. ?* i> "on:lz,';v>n""
" " ' IL y >? ?w
'r,,a ?n the Tower r,f , ""long thtt
"""t Wa" found ace , r floci>7*?
hung irj tbc't; -f' fo w,?ch
' "O other cfbnL ?i, . of Kdward
burning , ??| ""J, hnvi?* been
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??*'>** 'Irt^Co in"?yCJF "pM** and wae
t?< )?r<", ,!T? iiHf mm **i ? * the arm?er,
foW BwileM'''1'00 In Roch,h&':j.
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on?T ^ "?H kno,rn ?**
^ A m**TC*. idi^P^W n er1y *r?r? ??? *
(inter a W" -' -^1*?article to this
liwi-o. "BHKSi "b'<* waaduly puband
1 ..i.tVMll'aniarkable experience
death- |f teeeniel to be a certain
I the p*?y' '1" ble to eon mere te
1 at <>uro<^^V^ij(pP?< vrlil.h he v lieen made
HK^2y0SHBnnSTriMrous that further
In^WWjhtlonorfrie\uhject wu deemed
With thii <>rvl in rlew a representative of
thin pnpcr <VilIe I on Dr. Hen Ion, at hi* reetdenee,
when the following interview occurred:
" H?at article of yours, Doctor, haa
created quite a whirlwind. Are the atateinente
atnvut the terrible condition you were
in and the way you were rescued such at you
can sustain!'"
"Kvervone of them nud many additional
ones. 1 w&h brought ?) low by neglecting
the flrwt nii'1 my>t simple symptoms. I did
not think I was sick. It Utrue I had frequent
' headaches; felt tired mostof the tort*; could
eat nothing one day nn?l was ravenous the
next; felt 'lull jmiIiis and my stonirc.i was out
<>f order, hut I did not think it meant anything
serious.
"The nn^lical profession has been treating
symptoms instead of disease for years, ana
it is high time it c.wsed. Tbo symptoms I
hare just mentioned, or any unusual action
or irritation of the water channels indicate
the approach "f kidney disease more than a
cough announce?thee unlngof consumption.
We do not treat the rough, but try to help
the lungs. Wo should not waste our time
trying to relieve the hoa'laetfes, pains about
the bo<ly or other symptom^ but go directly
to the kidiMDX. thojSoiiMjj^ntost of these
1 whl -h occur arise from
Doctor!''
"Precisely. Thou-ands of diseases aretorturing
people to-day, which iu reality are
Bright'* disease in soino of its many forms.
It is n Hydra-headc l monster, and the slightest
symptoms should strike terror to every
on- who has them. 1 can look back and recall
hundreds of deaths which physicians declare
i at the time were caused by paralysis,
apoplexy, hcartdisca.se. nncuraonk malarial
fever and other common complaints which 1
see now were caused by Bright's disease."
"And did all those cas'?ii hare simple symptoms
at first?"
"Every one of them, and might have been
cured as I was by the timely use of the same
remcdv. I ant getting my eyes thoroughly
opened in this matter and think I am helping
others to see tile facts and their possible
danger also."
Mr. Warner, who wns visited at his ostahnient
on N. St. Paid street, spoke very earnest
ly:
"It is true that Bright's disease had increase!
wonderfully, and wollnd, by reliable
statistics, that from '70 to '80 its growth was
over250 percent. I/ook at the prominent
nten it lias carried olf, and is taking off every
year, for while many are dying apparently
of paralysis and upoploxy,thev are really
victims of hidnoy disdfdef^"""which causes
heart disease, paralysis, apoplexy, etc.
Nearly every weolc the papers record the
dentil of some prominent man from this
scourge. Recently, however, the lucrease
has been cheeked, ntwl I attribute this to the
general use of my remedy."
"l)o you think many jteopla are afflicted
with it. to-day who do not realise it, Mr.
Warners'"
"A prominent professor In a New Orleans
medical college was lecturing before his class
on the subject of Bright's disease. He had
various fluids under microscopic analysis,
and was showing the student* what the indications
of this terrible malady were. 'And
now, gentlemen,' ho said, 'as we bavo scon
the unhealthy indications, I will show you
how It appears in a stato of perfect heafth,'
and lie submitted his own fluid to tho usual
test. As be watched the results his counteaneo
suddenly changed?his color and command
both left him, nit i in a trembling
voice ho raid: 'Gentlemen, I have mado a
painful discovery"! 1 have Bright's disease of
the kidneys;' ami in less thau n year he was
dead. The slighl^t indications of anv kidney
.linieul^^,^^ bo r ' "
::&? Jfifc-d ^ndf?
'It is very woivlerful is it not?"
"No more so than a great many others that
have come to inv notice as having been cured
by the same means."
"You believo then that Bright's disease
can bo cured."
"I know it can. 1 know it from mv own
and the experience of thousands of prominent
person's wh<> were given up to dio by
both their phv ieinns and friends."
"You speak of your own experience, what
wns it?" ,, ,
"A fearful one. 1 had felt languid and
untitled fur business for years. But 1 did
not know what aijed me. When, however, I
found it v..l.- kidney dilfloulty I thought there
wii'- little hop > and su d?d the doctors. I have
since learned that one of the physicians of
this city p* ini<"i me out to a gentleman on
the street oil" day, sn\ ing: 'there goes n man
who will bo dead witlnn a year.' 1 be!i?ve
liis words wo"! I have proved true if I had
not fortunately us -d the remedy now known
as Warner's Safe Cure.
"Did you make a chemical analysis of tho
cnseof'Mr. II 11. Warner soma thrte years
ago, Doctor? was asked Dr. S. A. Lattliuore,
> one of the analysts o f- -* fit a to
Health."
"Yes, sir."
' "What did this analysis show you?"
j "A serious disease cf the kidneys."
. "Did you think Mr. Warner could re,
cover?"
"No, sir, I did not think it possible."
i "Do you know anything about the remedy
which cured him?"
r l.o.... ..? .? ?!_.? 2i.
puro ninl hnnnle>s."
Tbo standing t?f Dr. Henlon, Mr. AVnrnor
mi'l l>r, Dattiinor" in the community is beyond
question, iiii-I tlio statements theyninko
cannot for a moment i?o douhtwl. Dr.
liriiion's oxp -ri 'ii'-c shows that Bright'sdlst
wisp of th? kidicvs is one of the most deceptive
ninl il'iiig.'ious of nil diseases, thnt it
1 Hexceedingly co rnon, but that it can he
cure-1 if taken in Iitn >.
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Bert IiiMruell.n, len.llii to Five Degrees.
Reeaennlde t.xpeniw* $;.vi to $2 o a year,
i five new I.Milling- t<> p.. erected this year.
r V in ntrh utnti'M nod graduates In recent Stat* Leg1
UIMure.
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rortimum, 426 years to the silver flr, 275
veaa^o the larch, 245 years to the red
210 to the aspen, 200 to the
Maiff 170 to the ash, 145 to the alder
and^^to the elm. The heart of the
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Krs. fb? holly oak alone escapes this I
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The winter's g| ^Jy ^
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it vigorous or depleted ? i~l(.
help? Have you made provi
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creases the resisting powers ;
sump!ion, Scrofula, General J
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.ind colds out, and so enables
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SPCVIAT, Si-ott"* Emulsion is iion-scci
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one day, saw himself in the lookingglass,
when lie said " What an ass am I !w
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blood-taints, no matter what their nature,
or whether they bo inherited or
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guaranteed to do 3ust what it Is recommended
to, or money refunded.
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Proprietors, No. 063 Main
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m m
ur Appetite.
5. S. s Gained 44 Founds.
ds < Mr. Jamns J. McCalley, of
'StlOn ^ Monet, Mo., says ho had
S dyspepsia for eight years,
KD8 which mado him a wreck,
pniftV <! R'ck nn<* suffering during
\ tho wholo time. After tryL
yOU ? ing all the remedies, lncludat
5 ing all the doctors in reach,
S he discarded everything and
cures < took owirva Specific. He
u of > increased from 114 to 158
. pounds and was soon a
P I . ; sound and healthy mau.
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; the constitution to hold the
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ct, and is proscribed by the Medicnl Pro.
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, r iii uy v.i1 i" ? I'lTR I's.
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"August
jl. iv *y 01
, For Dyspepsia.
A. Bellanger, Propr., Stove Foundry,
Montagny, Quebec, writes: "i
have used August Flower for Dyss
pepsia. It gave me great relief. ^
recommend it to all Dyspeptics as a
?/ *?*'--* - ?1- * Ed.
Bergeron, Genera^. Dealest ?M|
Lauzon, Levis, Quebec, writes: "I?
have used August Flower with the
best possible results for Dyspepsia."
C. A. Barritigtou. Engineer and
General Smith, Sydney, Australia,
writes: "August Flower has effected
a complete cure in my case. It acted
like a miracle." "1
Geo. Gates, Corinth, Miss.,writes:
" I consider your August Flower the
best remedy in the world for Dysnensia.
I wag nlmost dratl with
that disease, hut used several bottles
of August Flower, and now consider
myself a Moll man. I sincerely
recommend this medicine to suffer-*
ing humanity the world over." d>
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer, j
Woodbury, New Jersey, U. 8. Af* ^ M
* prescribe and falTy mdorse
Big U ma the only.
^ roimia specific for the certain cure
TO 5 D*"-W <>' thla disease.
^^Raaraayd a?> ta^ O. II. INORA H AM, M. !>.,
fej saaas striatals. ? Amsterdam, N. V.
Cl Mr a Ml; bytbs We have sold Big G for
"?a. ? ?.... ?. man; years. And It baa
alren the best ?I aetletHk
Cln"lnn?ll,^BB fK||on.
Ohio. JV D.B. OYCnKACO.,
Chicago. Ill
Tritr^^Bl^siril 81.00. Scld by Druirglsts.
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SEAWEED
A| TONIC !
JtA E 7s r. P^aiUra Citrc for
Slg DYSPEPSIA
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{St//?* ESI I Organs. I' " IHwwIse
I 4lS~Z? ? WW* corroborative, or strengthen.
"""-tpd |?g WcAlplne, and may be
k . JSpY taken nltli great benefit In ell
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all l>rii*Klt>lr I'rlcc.Sl <?i per ladll.v Pr.Hcbencke
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i. it. tuncNuii a ooit, rrmausiplilBi
-VASELINE- .
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POIC \ ONK.nOl.liAH nil.l, nrntiu by mill
we will dollvir, free or all (-barges, to any peiaon In
the Unit (I stale*, all of U>e following nrtlcloa, carefully
pucko::
One two-ounce bottle of Pure Vaseline, - - lOcU,
One two-ounce l>oltle of Vwn-iint Pomade, 15 One
Jar of Vaseline fold Cream, . - . 15"
One Oj kc of Vaseline Camphor lee, - - - 10'*
One Cake of Vaseline Soap, unwonted, - - 10"
One Cake of Vaseline Soap, exquisitely Berated ,25"
One two ounce bottie of White Vaseline, - - 25"
?l.I'l
Or for postage ulampt any single article rft the peiat
'lamed On no niwnnl be persuaileii to arcc/tl front
your druggist any Vaseline or preffaration I he re from
unless labelled with our name, because you will certainly
receivean imitation which has Utile or novtihss
Chesebt imikIi .111*. C'?? 'J1 (ttals Hi., N. Y_.
Good Fertilizers
Suited for tho crop* mid
soils they are to ho used on,
made specially wtihovl szira chargw
PURE
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Such its Nitrate Foda, Mnrtatc I'otash',
Sulplir.to Ammonia, Kantt, and Ulsaolvod
Bouc?far home mutt/res?Bold
at wholesalo prices to Znembcrsof the
Farmers' Alliance.
I'OWKLl/N IIKit ItAO FKRTII.IZEB?
for Oolton, Corn, and Peannte,
POWELL'S TRUCK (1CANOfor
Track, and
POWELL'S POTATO FERTILIZER?
arc crccllent, cheap and reliable.
Mf A pamphlet tolling how Perlill7cre
en? made, and how to tire them (or
protlt, mailed ftec on ispplicatictu
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for I't rtituer Mmr?ftit tn'rra,1
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More'than 100 editorial laborers employed.
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i. I _ ** shoe nl n |x inline price.
v . I'lilin'innirn >Ihm*n I* mpcriniiy otmpw*
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