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. t - - 1 '. r “tr, ' kmj am feMfltaff with Ik* b—ry ofl ■wliyl* knova UuU % goodly part «f IM MOIm >B Iom «Ik* hffl kMwm «■ Ik* M Ma\” B**r Fnaklin. Itri*M kw*Ik* bank*1 th* Fr*noh ow*k fat* varj dbntyk mmamr. Philip Oro—nin*« Imwwty i* *Ha*l*d *1 the fool of Booth Path >lnwt, ob th* w**l aid* of th* oraak. Hi* bwr Taull I* on th* oth*r rid*. It i* an immaoM vault, blaatod ont of ariid rook, aod p«a*trataa into Um kfflrid* nearly 100 feat In thia i* ■lend large quantities of lager boar. The oaaka that bold the beer contain on •n averag* abont ten barrel* each. One t*r ‘ oaric in th* mar and of the vault ia used a* a supply «**k. All th* other* are connected with, thi* on* by pipe*, and th* rapply caak, being sunken, i* ai- way* kept full of bear. The hill at this place i* *o steep that it cannot be a»- iwndofl Above this vault, on the hilltop, Bial ABonown aleaM. They drilled a num ber of wrila on their lease, and they were all peoAtabto. Some time ago they located Ha 9 directly over thi* beer vault Th* rig wa* built and things ran •long fat th* usual manner for about a weak. Whan they had reached » depth of 490 i**t, 100 f**t la** than where they anally th* sand, the drill struck a *nrio* and dropped away several feet The tools war* withdrawn from the hole and the bailer run. It came up seem- ingly full of oil. Bail aa they would, they eoald not exhaust the supply. They decided to tube the well, and were aodand to do so by Mr. Bial The nett day the well wm tubed without being rink They oommeneed to pump it, and II threw Ike fluid eat at a great rata. snasslhrng queer stout the oil, cm of the man tasted it He found it ae good that he put hia Ups to the pip* Md teak long gulps of the dehaous is knows as drunk, the weU, drank, and who bad beard of it I* fora i •d th*« tt *«* at him. H » mbi* sitstr ge* sartkt At bg hia t. rign* of bird or dam, ha eoama Upon thorn aoiaalaaaly and kflla by risahh. method,known aa “ tha still hunt,** given th* name to that quiet and private aert of aleotionaaring whioh aoma oandidataa punoa, when dfriraatfal of thair ability to speak on the “etump.” The industry, energy and toot required in a "still hunt ” for offloa are exhibited by tha following anecdote, told by lBev. Dr. Pierson, an old missionary pioneer : A Kentucky lawyer, who was a can. didate tot Oirouit Judge,went on a ** sti! 1 hunt,” to the moat ignorant aeotionof the State. H* arrived, on* Saturday afternoon, while a barbeaua-danoa was in progress in the open air. Old men and grey-haired women, young men and jolly lasses, parents and children were dancing with energy and delight The lawyer's black alpaoa sack- coat distinguished him from everybody, as all woib home-made butternut-col- j—dJagan i 1., ~ • - - " Howdy, Broadcloth f” was the salu tation he received, as he moved among the crowd. The fiddler wsa drunk and would soon fall off tha block. The lawyer had learned to use the violin, and he intimated, when the fiddler's powers of motion had ceased, that he could play. The crowd shouted at the top of their voices : " Broadcloth can fiddle ! Broadcloth can fiddle I Hurrah for Broadcloth 1” "No, gentleman, I won't fiddle for you!” be answered to thair about*. "I came her* a stranger, and you haven't treated me with civility; you haven't aaked ms to dance ; you haven't intro duced ms to the ladies ; haven't mads ms ods of yvmnslvua, and I wont fiddle lor you.” With many apologia* and per anises for the future, they at last coaxed th* eov Candidas* to play tor tham. Taking uff hia coat, and rolling wp bis ahnValawrsa, b* played from aundowi. to sunna* “ Who art you. Broadcloth, aaywuyf sakad several sml Judge.” " BmadntoSh is a saadhlato ' Hurrah hw RroadrioSh hr Orauit Judge P Tbsn giving km aama ta full, ebirh »es rhaerml. ns rode away aaaid shnuls at •• Hurrah lor B , e Omul Ju-ig* ~ Uu M-mhsy She liieSli every vo*a ta tha iiaSr • , UM Add-* whs ■ I* beau OU Cl IMMJ0 LI rt as assay «t aa *a*t at all i of th* Loo- i of th* Luxsm I are tree to bun to i bold oat So him at a small oast, I and self-denial whioh would daptlv* Bln of everything worth living Ik. Beoaomy in Prance, more than toy other country, mss ns a utilisation «f what I Mario* throw away; but it d*** not mean a pinching prooeas of his So a barren existence of tod based and w%ier.—Hrookiyn rOMKMA. - A remarkabU echo was noticed be tween two mountains at Plover bay; smother, noticed by our sledge party in aottffatOape Onmann, Siberia, give* back mot* than a dozen echoes; and Barom Wtamgril ralates that a pistol find near som* cUAi on the BiverLena i* *ehoed 100 times. The great distance to which small sounds are sometimes transmitted is also worthy of record. The first time tha aeons tic dearness of fib* atmosphere came under observation Wto at BA Michael's, where a oonversa- ttoa earned on at an incredible distance m-' toold b* distinctly heard. Amid the grim rilsmo* and desolation of Wrangell Land, at a too*, too, when the air was aeomriteally opaqu* lor this latitude, I r " heard ear boatswain, a small with a ifoeaky vriea, giving ordm mOM away, while laughter aad *yoaa spoke reheard with tiUmmrn ! Is aow Tbs tww svury saoul Ure vortlag Ui with Ihsar •uud>> at ■W, aad U I tail dry guuda da suits uf bis sj soougb tu drvsa s window bus aad bav* aisbly aad tad enough to m firml rule saisaman." Tbs at an slaboraSs abow~wiadow M dtan th* task uf many wssht Hsvurul potnts ars of th* first impurtaoo* la dressing a ahow window. 111* blooding and tbs cun trusting at colors must b* a Hooded to in every detail Tbsn th* " bsckgroaod" at the window, *o to speak, must receive doe attention, so as to "bring out” th* "effects." Then care must be taken to produos both "day” and "night" “effect*," aa they are called, and so to arrange the sxhib- its that one will not interfere with the other. A ahow window has to be brill iantly illuminated by gaalight or electric light, as well as to be criticised and ex amined by sunlight; and every thought ful man, especially every theatrical man, will understand how difficult it is to reader anything equally attractive by day and night—Asm York Herald. srnwAD or mmall-fox. The very remarkable prevalence of small-pox in many sections of the United States create* an unwarranted degree of alarm. The progrees made of late yean in the work of providing vaccine virus from thoroughly healthy cows, whioh is done at thirty establishments in th* United States, and its general distribu tion in drug stores throughout the coun try, so effectually removes th* greatest objection# to vaccination that thar* i* no longer any reason why thi* gnat preventive maasure should not b* uni versally employed. - _ . tMM tAl Tk* Mkt*4 Ihff 1 rebuflt, or, ratkar, Nplsaad by a new to* of similar struatom Tha Taj 1* about a mil* wide, and eubjaet to sodden and vidltol/ Atorma Th# new bridge will run skmgsid* at thsold on*, whos* lamai^* qna be utilised to Mm* sxtsnA It will b*gih, startmg at th* south end, with four brick arches, each of fifty feet •pan, and b* followed by girder and tram spaas, a* follows: One of 118 feet, tan of 139 fast, thirteen of 146 feet, eleven of 946 feat, two of 297 feet, on* of Iff) feat, tea of 129 feet fl inches, one of 137 feet& fetch**, end twenty-five of 71 feet Th* long central spans will be seventy-seven feat in the dear above high-water mark. The train* will run between the girders of these spans, and on top of those on either baud, a* in tha old bridge. The foundation* of the pier* are to be iron cylinders filled with con crete, upon whioh brickwork will be built up and surmounted by wrought- iron pillars. Before travelers trust them- selvee to any great extent on thi* new piece of engineering, they are likely to WkP> fibto B*ra* quieted with- definite aasorano* that it won’t blow over in a gale, train and all, like its predecessor. The water of the Tay beneath the bridge is 100 feet deep or more, so that it is sure death to be phiaged into it in tight ly-looked railroad cars. The passengers who went down with the flimsy old con cern proved this conclusively. A Lkavutwoith paper relates th* following : On* of tha saddest stones ever written has been enacted in. tha county of Platte, in Missouri. Tha foundation wa* laid in a terrible crime at the ITatta county fair lest September, whan day final!, a young man at good family, stabbed sad killed a young man named Nathan Andrews. Although pub lic opimoc ran high against finalist th* time, the strange end apparently inex plicable events which have occurred of late hare temlad to create a sympathy fas him. He is now ta jail at Platts Otty awaiting trial tha charge of murder, and it is not intended here to •peak at tha manta or dasnenis of hia ta hie family was no tradition dock surmounted by a statuette of tbs muse of history—in thia ease silent aa to her own—a dock whioh haa ticked in th* White House time out of mind, ha sent Secretary Blain* to rummaging through th* ancient documents of the White House. Tha aeareb was amply rewarded, disclosing, aa it did, that tha Aims-piece, one of the moat beautiful in Washington, waa a present from Bona- parte to Lafayette, who gave it in turn to "Washington, who decreed that it should be handed down to'hi* successors^ in the Presidential office. te taking tka lead of all f tie* ta teabag tha psuo- tiaabOity of Oluariaarin by alaetrietty. Aa " •laotrie mast" baa just bean *reri> ad in tha aquar* la that oily 960 last in bright, upon which four lightest* to be plaOed having aa illuminating power of from 20,000 to *0,000 candle*. rare* a a* Y«ar*a lavalfck JVo. 433 XuUtw-Strtti, BaJHmore, Maryland. -Dr. R. T. Pi nos, Buffalo. N. T.i Dear Sir —MywUewae s hopeless invalid for nearly Iwrmnfw vi*toi*a Ynnr * 4 Vtevnritm TVmarHnfinn twenty yean. Your has cured bar. Orate fully, Favorite Preesrlptiou R. T. MoOkY. Aa Bm-raaeal’e Mary. To the Editor of the Brooklyn Eatfe: A lafp United States Consul at one cl the English inland ports, who is now a private resident of New York, relates the following interesting story. He objects, for urivate reasons, to having his name published, but authorize* the writer to mbetantiate hit statement, and, if neces sary, to refer to him, in his private capacity, any person sinking such ref- ereuw. Deferring to his. wishes, I hereby present his statement in almost the exact language in which he gave it to me, C. M. Farmer, 1690 Third Avenue, New York “ On my last voyage home from England some three years ago, in one of the Cuiiard steamers, I noticed one morning, after s few davs out of port, a young man hotn bling about on the upper deck, supported By crutches and seeming to move with extreme difficulty and no little pain. He was well dressed and of exceedingly hand some countenance, but his limbs were somewhat emaciated and his face very sal low and bore the traces of long suffering. As he seemed to have no attendant or com panion, beatonte attracted my sympethies, aa he feat A Boffooir marm in Kentucky married one of her ptipila, And, subsequently de- in school, him and a fellow culprit with great impartiality and ponsiderable vigor. . ..." ~ Te CeaewaanUree, or those with weak lungs, spitting of blood, bronchitis, or kindred affections of throat or longs, send two stamps for Dr. R. V. Pierce's treaties on these maladies. Address the doc tor, Buffalo, N. Y. At present the population of Key West, inside and outside the corpora tion boundaries, is estimated at from 12,000 to 16,000, of whom one-half are engaged in the manufacture of tobaooo, while the other halt are dependent upon fishing and sponge gathering. ttroaxT Hurra being 1U, hia physician advised him to “take a walk upon an empty stomach.” ‘■Upon whose?” asked Sydney. Still bettor steps to take would be the purchase of Dr. K. V. Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery" and “ Pleasant Purgative Pellets," which are especi ally valuable to those who are obliged to lead sedeutary lives, or are afflicted with any chronic lss of the stomach or bowels. By drag- with, sn Jacob,l Um IlliMiiitor. sooatn u shown Jon tbs »uty, cov bts iniir.cn«S ! art, as th* bright, torch Will tens s of a beacon ■ tie harbor of New i nrz. There Is another figure which WU1 chal lenge larger praise ond ad miration than even toe r t work above referred It Is Illustrate-! hero- ntfl tho aged and worthy fcl* ‘ '—M * guvki* alway? a* xtaaarr ora-aureaas rasa FASHION CATALOGUE SssHSUlyntsWisisS, saS !■>—*■#sAltoa LATEST ■ T T L E• SLtvz&Mksa br-jmss: Sirs Is ks wliksal It. . . „ town, ouantr mk! BWU.) whos s •sJ**** wlu •out to you frse of char go. , 1 H. O. P. KOCH 4 BOa. •os At. >.e tws, 1*4 a tea WesAtotei M~ sirw.^ rbw v< ms of keeping I on Its proper eourse, and of tv-lng and‘‘righting it should it be unfortunately Cast uperDhe shook of rheumatism or other painWt allinents. in on* ands of gratehtl ones throughout tho world have ■■■■ the In this connection Mr, John H. Briggs, a Well known citizen of Omaha, Neb., told a newspaper man that he was terribly ufHk-ted with an atutc ■ ‘ ‘ ‘ l he dieense. cars had attack of rheumatism in his back, 'llie i which had twen preying upon him ffwyci drawn hirii odt of shape, iff resorted to even' known to jrtifhlcinns, wit foonn no relief tried St. Jacobs Oil, oijc bottte 6f which .dtcal i Dok’t invite a a “aalf-educated " me to addreaa a school. Ha will ba sure to tell the pupils that be never went to aebooi, and yet he knows as much aa up to him as ns leaned against the taffrail looking out on the foaming track which the steamer wee making. " ‘ Excuse ms. my young friend. 1 I said, touching him gently «n the shoulder, ‘you appear to be an Invalid and hardly able or stp.ng enough to trust yonraelf unattended on an ocean voy-*gr I •.:• If *-«»t require any amrotanre I *«n - • •1 i.«authy man ami shall be glad to help you. ‘ You ere i^ry kind,’ be replied. In e weak r ■ hat I require no preaeat aid beyoi.T my eretrhee, whteb •neWe wm twta fron. my stale r>»ea up here to gel i Leneitt of the suruhine and the sea beset ” ‘ You have been a great saflhrev no doubt. I said, ‘and I lodge that you have been afflicted with anybody.—Philadelphia Ne A ■evslallwa Kir—a. A tlx XT s. OaJ Peh. JR, 1ML H. H. Warns ta A Co.: Mrs—Fur thirty yean 1 ws* a vteUm of saiafal kteaey dtaeaw but your Safe Kidney and Liver Oars ba* mad • s new man. Ckauus Lavnraa. remedy until he tried mill —. . PteMi . _ radical curt. Another case may justify reference: A VKTERATi SEA it AX’S TKOVB1.E. . testing'thsTthe iuVormation conveyvd'tvill 1 be of niHtcrial bencfltto many of yoftr reader*.rOtic of our oldest eitisens, taptsin C. W. Hoynton, the Government Ught-house keei«r at this point. Is itiably one of the oldest seamen In Amcrli ti, ring saflol twenty-tax jchts on salt water. After thi* lbrty-*ix years’ M-rvk-e hit* eyesiglH failed him and he kept the ]Jghtatrbi<ugu until th«‘ 1 etvermm nt built the Gruw Knnt Light here, when he »a* transfemaL--While Mtated in my. More this inoniing the Captain voluut*vrv<1 tbe Ml* •wing written »ta;i »«-ii(t ” ThU L- tu eirtify that 1 hare been afflicted with rhcuuuti-m fut tnetity tf'i year*, both in my sidc.shd limb*. I am happy tu say that, after maiif b— Ihsn ta o Imt- tie* of the 8r. Jacoas Oil, I amt ntirvly ftve fnan •ugh *tiH Ilmtiiug -.>iuewn*t when walk j lung fitree of habit. C. W. Bov.vt*•v.” Referring to Itte ftregoing flnt*. I might allude to numeroas •iuitUr iwse» that bare muie to my narirs. but “a wool nnlve wUr U >uAb tv Jon* Goasan, I'hsmou t-j, Kiaii-I<«. Ill Chticni Well of th Hut Popiur Mbn THREE CENTS EACH! Ask T—r HresAsalsr fcr Tbs L£/S(/fi£ HOUR LIBRARY! ;iash Nambrr C—tol— a ^ * Complete rtexteCUU* Navel to • Celebrated American dr Kurtpean Author! IU. Tit ft.llo.lD* ourabori DTD -VWSgr J. Enooii dmS ®>S«r rmm. ef *!8.**jSgI?fSy x a,iriUi.iiD..| •*, ts* Xju.rj•rift* am. ww—vt fe. Cnutaln AHrlh’* LffffAffi'J ^ ^ r. STI'-U Mtrl rs— i«- 6. a mas llppioa. By George ttldl.o* C llrary Arkcll. liy Mr*. Htferr WdriJ.- •» teio. r tk# Uyrwl Boak. By lllffli , - ho other If bekffff ooi (rot it* kf wHl K«t it fr»r jo#- I>—^ ^ than half tk* pfiKtfff fflUtor ritoilar teai It t ^ <I(.llrd hr Mr. AOtllTS WANTED FOR THE • I CTO RIAL HISTORY^™* WORLD F.ittb;«eing fell and sWhsnlt* sM—sts of .wry —«t„n * ib« ruM* ana fkli °* uw vlre#M nnimn Ampirru, If.ht.ll. .««, eraMd«s.lhs »3s» s-l.m, U|swferms ium, dmcvitcj rhU aeillfeiovkl « IW IlfeW W«rl4v •1C., rt* Turn M. J. tka United 960.000. DreuLL GOUGH ^asWttKJrK«s!xtsJ.as swggjjgfg.cg.'a^j NOTICEV?HH^ guns ASTHMA ‘Vftfflh ™^ lat , *" Y o« are ririfiLl ■•d • S—n tt* rMl—Tw tJ\rf tnm.il 7 «d UwHm. •toss. Mre Lory Asa a at Oaf teal), keanas rcz. Vam Ff.a» tka 10th at Ortetof IMI. U> tk< 1st of July, IMI gsautas Roi« firoiin Wsraa win hr —pplMd to rwaSom—rs by KUts a Ox. of Rritey Hpriags, Ala, *1 rsm'gail— Is reti-rorrnsivs cans gfi 00 '<•«• caa refilted at .... 100 Fire gal bias ta aaU-corrmivs caaa LV> •tare* earn red Usd at th* %ia* galU>«s te gtere kotttea 7 4* HOSTHTER'i KIDNEY-WORT 18 A SURE CURE LIVER. ivva ky all rat tt aad ssiraa rata* IrsreAa This wassr rty fifty yasre wtsl ta bltSk A Itas I bap -J s nsrgbhasat reins I ••to. J«kai FAIL ROT T© TRY IT. •Off fit. *OCO uv I KIDNEY-WORT , wm. ^ - "" *•* !-• hariss bre tare vapaga bp Ubiak It's srerto trvtag Uf U fto to -^sTto tote =rrtg=™.=s Fitter 5 to ko Um -f - Ukto4 TVutok^ fUMtolil ^4. ti# W iW Ukl Mb Ur#©# rn%mk km km4 Attl tt «tt toSi ^ t—m m ■ tt Itt iiMtt A® mmm ** PMtttti mmmmm •*<mfwkm k mm 4 •mm mad totegr* pis os, ssytag ** Hared 100 reaa bo guard bat ks Oad s anAs ta« are sre U- Wt te rey poe* old toatoas ” This reqtssto sea ao« created. A seres are spore at tereily hreScry aavre A raw yaara efo with many toto—te*ria— te joy fhs ar rival te a few pain at To-day there is a premium te per doaso upon the beads te tha little whioh have multiplied to aa ixteat aaaid their ooacsutal •urroundings, sad era a source te great loss to fruit-growers. Before the corn- mission appointed to inquire into tbs matter one witness said that in the short •pace te ten days the sparrows took a too and a half te grapea. They atripped the figs off flva trees and kept low fif teen aorea of lucerne daring the sum mer. Another complains that in th* season they took £30 worth of fruit; while a third declares that he sowed peas three times and each time they were de stroyed by the sparrows. Neither apri- oota, oharriea, figs, apples, grapes, peaches, plums, peart, nectarines, lo- quata, olives, wheat, barley, oats, cab bages, cauliflowers, nor seeds, nor fruit of any kind are spared by the sparrow’s oemivoraos bill; and all means of de- fense tried against its depredations, whether scarecrows, traps, netting, •hooting, or poisoning, are declared to h* insufficient to oops with the enemy. A Captcrs te wild Arisons camels has bee* made by Indians in the vicinity of Gila Band. A oar-load has been sent •eat It consisted te sevan large and two small camels, and was consigned to adrous manager te If ansa* City. They wars in dharga of an Egyptian, who had beau seat out expressiy^ to gat them. They do not differ from ordinary camels excepting that they exceed in siae any reretoy Afres Area* re I >■«—to aim ap rewgty •• bto eto re t ssre»l btre are tmai ap aaul I »*<«—hi mm btre Ufftte Test •—> •— 1 retavato ta bre tsata— l—ito a.— ai—ptag sSslly are* ••S **»Ur I re are 4 I—w hm Mt * Ltbs •ware4 • ta a gaatafal reatla * I taat aa yre* nnJ are mtUa ta Mretcb rey tlaaba •at AifftawNy I Uiiafe I il fv« ap ’ R*. ffaa't gsi aptaatgbt, I aate tail Ire res rub yam •qaiM aith u—<hL wto te Ure amraiag yam will bs abta teaaakavs ' ‘All rtabt,' bamtd. la iab ag I iWsa mmi to Ute U»t agaia ruV Mng bts ki—ss aoktea ato ana oughly. sattl bs ret4 ba Ml SS If s reastato MwJn— *11 *v#r bis btoy I Urea left Wire Tbs real rewulag wksa I aval apua Aark tuf tag V. rey r» waiting fur tt— wilb «n/kw WwatrA—. ailtewigli b* liwiito la hia reuvao—wta. but witboul pal a. f Aunt think I svsr Mtao happy ta rey Ufa. To tusks a lung story short. I ettenAto rluavly during tha rest uf U>* *uyagv— four days - applying th# Oil swry night, and guarding hire against too urv to tha fresh and damp bressss, < landing at Saw York, he was able out aaiDianne, to mount th* hotel and so to th* Aster House. I pallto two days later, and found him artually sn gaged in narking his trunk, prvparatorv tr itorting West for his home, that evening With s bright and grateful smile, b* wei oomed me, and pointingtoallttlc box rare- fully done up in thick brown paper which etood upon the table, he said: % ‘My good friend,ran you gusm what that la f 1 Aprs* ent for your sweelbeart,' I answered. ‘Nd he laughed—‘that is s dozen bottles of St. Jacob* Oil, which I have jusl purchased from Hudnut, the druggist across the way. and I am taking them home to show my good motherwhat haa saved her son’s Ufa and restored hint to her In health. And with it I would like to carry you along also, tc ahow her the face of hint, without whom, I ahnnld probably never have tried it. Il you should ever visit the little village of tteialia, in Afiwouri, Charlie Townsend tind his mother will welcome you to their little home, wfch hearts full of gratitude, and they will ahow you,a bottle of 8L Jacoba Oil enshrined in a silver and gqtu casket, which we shall keep as a parlor orna ment as well as a memento ot our meeting on the Ounard steamer.’ “ We parted, after at hour's pleasant chat, with mutual good will and esteem, and a few weeks afterwards I recerived a let ter from him telling me he was in perfect health, and containing many graceful ex- rcssions of his affectionate regards.’’— rooklyn Eagle. mu of by a Ipdre cod liver OIL AND LIME. V*C.»y ■»—»— taresy taw*• Oman b«p»« i m* pfwmmm • K.anitai Ml€l rfifiitfl 'MB w >111 fine for fiikaff far i Us H. >1 Tbs P' Bi Mr. Srth Grxrn announces that any one sending 60 cents to his address, Bocbester, N. Y., will receive from 80fi fi* 600^ age* of Cali fornia mountain trout for experiment in fish-culture. This species is very hardy and aasily raised in oompariaoa with tha Eastern brook trout No rarairr required to rhawmaton. A oted and if, and you have it - the We. cun oun with 81 J OiL- •ya: "A dog is nothing but argmntawl levs—krra co four feet, incased in fur and looking piteously out at tka eyas—love tk would dia for you, yte cannot apeak." Puma eoA-ttvsr off, frore aslssUA Itvara, so tbs are ahors, by ObswaU. Hasard A Ore, N. T. Absolutely pure a^d awsst Patten» wbo have sum taken It prefer it t* all others. Physicians declare it superior to all other oik. Terrs are ten female students is the Homeopathic Medical College in Cincinnati _ _ I rough skill isd* by Ore- CONSUMPTION I tare • are mre re»« H ta Metare ta—i, ta <m metrereaUi W rere* J ita rent are* m4 at bre Ma*SBtare taea fare* l.««»l re mreg ■ rey tad re re I«—y. ire. Imii mre rate acrvlxe raav M«rer retk. vaixssls rasa tws «e mre s-mm re rev I.renr. Stre laarMi are f. u aSSrere. tiX. t t.aCnctfu, isi iwiSmre., ■»» fret. main •jctrfrr^C’rrsir L I T \ Varh tar ireat'wra «r rill) EPILEPTIC FITS. ta. AS. Mwreaia < ire. «r LreSre) ata a.Nre • (f» COM •MIT. UR 9 WATCHES -Mil « . »M( re ftar MB MVB. . > are. 4S4 are B. Il lrrr*O. freitreS ||Q« fiUCCL kre aaili.red • *«k re Iku 4lrere«. white re reaS. with . Iren Natl, uf hf. wsnd.rfel care, free •« Ml DX. AS. • Iren recti, if hf. WDfMt-rfel care, free •» m< rar aka rear read than aipiare red ptreomre U . Wa adrioa »nf aaa wi.hiD( • care ta addiaw AB. MXSXK01.K, So. M Joke SCrret, Haw Tack.' cured by well, Hasard Wx can do more good by being good than in any other way. gist* for Rough on Rata. It clean out rata, a, flies, bedbugs. 15c. boxes. The thing desired found at last Ask drug- otu' “ - - ' ' mice, roaches, I Wealth is not his wbo gets it, but his who enjoys it FOrTZ'8 Colthruod Horre *n<1 Caine rowdat. will, U (iven to Milk Tow., according tudircotioii., Inerouatha quantity and quality of milk Iwtuly par cent., and m«ka tha butiai Arm and sweat. Revs.to an* That poverty which produoas th* greatest iislresa is not of th* purse but of th* blood. Deprived of ita richness it become* scant and watery, s condition termed anemia in medical writing*. Given thi* condition, and acrofu- lons swelling* and scree, general and nervous debility, loss of flesh end appetite; weak lungs, throat diaeaae, spitting of blood »nd oonsumo tion. are among tha oommon res nits. 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