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riax -fv ’ REV. DR; TALM AGE. I JW.ta "r* 6t not more than one IIIE BROOKLTK BITWITSSUNDAY|^ nomes-ic lif®. There is no grantai* «*wm^ # '— Ki.». *-»— SERMON, T«rr: “And I-wd »aM unto Satan: Xfhmct contest thou? Thtn Satan Unticered tht Lord, and *uct: From [Oing to and /ro in tAe »<W« V and /rom walking up and down in It "—Job L, 1» In 1#^ was printed the largest boot eve*' published, namely, two huge volumes ot nea r jjve thousand pa .res in small type, the aiuho r Joseph Caryl, It wns n commentary on thi* Bo-* ot .lob. When It took a year for tht ionrney from England to India, thn son of the author of tljis commentary started lor India, leaving his tktber writ- Isj on bis book, and was gone (nr yearn, and when be came back ta England still found hi* father Writing on it. I never saw the commentary, tut 1 do pot wonder at ita sise becaam there is no end to the interest of tbo Book of Job. 1 am not surprised that Gwthh, the unbeliever, took from this wonderful book the opening of hi drama '‘FWM, and the Mepld-dooheles of the greet German wa* only the Satan of Job. H see ns that one day m heaveh Ued was on Hie throne and angels and mes sengers came to iwped tb%ir different jnsdons. I suppose one atlghl said: “I was out among the sun and 1 taw one of them bum down.'' Another angel, I imagine, said: “I was off on a stellar excursion and was pres ent at the birth of a n.‘W world." Another amel, 1 think, aaid: “I was journeying five hundred, million miles in the wild'-rness of tmme.isity and I saw a meteor run down a nla.ie*." Another angel: "I was oft and hel'eii at the Inauguration of a new race of fumgsamid the mountains an I valleys of that mightv world in the southeast part of thi- heavens ” But while the»<* good hnd great spirits were making their reports a ghastly, gr rsly, h : deo,ia monst r from soms urry, sulphurous, fll hy wo'ld, came into lh. pdace with< ut w ping his fed, aqd (>od a'ked him where and how he had keen nocupy.mr hims If, h 'd this gr*at‘St scoundrel of the tinlVer.se made rs- ply with blaung • ton ery, and iusuad of •r'know e Igin ' any of the mischief he h d been doing *ll t-e h«<l h-cn «n earthlv des r an and ha I live) a aort of circnmim. hnlamrv, P"ripir,'tie i.fa And the Drd said unto Hatan: “Wh-nco I'.'m's thou’’ Then Matan nnswc^al t .e Lor t. and suds ‘•Ifrom gt.ing to nn 1 fro in ft - ear.h anl from wa k ng up nn I down in it.'’ This monster of mV te t has a great varie ty of nam -s. Yru know that notorious villains an Rpk *o take a vu ’etv of na oes. Arrairned In ’ arts tor burglary a roan w 1 give on" name, ar estel in 8 n rfl"(‘tsco for srs n h« wi l s^ve another Dame, imprlsn el in Vontreal f rru^g arv he w’1 ivein ther name. So khn creature of mv t»x has m tiy nem^ He Is ca lel in sacrci and pro me -» a . - • i ur;« him than conjugal quarrel. It mace any difference bow long the ring has been On the finger of the ri. he will try to pull off the to the husband: (jreader sport foe marriage does not TVhat a pj lin W if g , bsnd or delemteri infcrnalh the right hand, signet He says - *» UBt> ft plain wife you have compared with what ah* once wasl Don’t vou see that the co'or has gone ont of her cheek and there are several wrinkles shout her temples and a sprinkling of frost on her looks' Besides that, you have advanced in intelligence while she has stood Still or oronn K—I- “ • ; course of prof- prav Gal for tne man: “You - , not help such a wretch as yon; you might as well braes up and fight vour own way through." And so with a spite and an aedtenees and a vSlo-ity that have b en gaining for six thou- sand yenrs. he ran -es nn and down baffling, dmnoointing, de'eatmg, afflicting, (is stroying the human race. Thrnu 'h his on her locks! Besides that, -— anced in intelligence while si.^ | eV erv shipwreck. I^carettos. insane asTlums, still or gone beek. How hard it is that yon ' co[rmPr ri a i pantos, plagues, destroying ihould be chained to such dullness and : anl ,ets. coni.inont»t — Imiieoibty'.*’ Tlienhe turns and says to the wife: “Tb*t - ...... i.u.i or ueie’nret tnfema'i-m he haspnr- su»d an 1 hurt us all. an t cursed every heart and cur e t every home and cursed every na tion and enrsod every continent. He has in- stiga'ed every war. H* has retol'“d hi every pestilence. He has-tar tel avery groan. He has pressed out every sigh. He has hurled Avprvr eViivMiTw»-i- r . iso «au t ntty ft LO XQ 1 hat man neglects you, you have a right to be jealous, He likes his" tigar anl his club and anything and everythin; better than you. Why not get *divoirei Marriage is oiiiy a civil contract. ..anyhow, end not a divine alliance. Let me have that ring. It mcam nothing and yon might as well give it to me.” The ring is handed over to Satan and he t- sses it up and down m-. .-I—- wvaava ISO t/* secs it up and down like a plaything over the month of perdition anl Bays: “I will hand it ba<k. only Jet me have it a little while.” Anl he keep* tossing ’hat ring with all its sacred memories h ghcr up and fnrther out. | tossing an 1 catching, tossing end catching it | until one “*■ * ' day you clutch for it, saying: “(live me lurk my ring!” but lo, it has dropped into the vawning cuff and yon sud- don » n—« -v- 1 - - * ■ - catch- . . -~w jo wising uun ana T< den y find who has been pitching and Ing the ring, and yod ciry out: “From eheucs eomett thoaf and he answers. “From going to and fro in the tfonestie life of the eity and fron walking up and down In it; that is all." j There are thousand* of marriage relations strain’d almost to the hr* king, and I eom- m nd to all men and women who are rest less in the preeant marriage rtate that thev resnrav the old t me courtship, and take aa much paint to make them* Ive* agreevde as thev did flva, oh ten. or twenty years ago, before the wedding march announced to the fushed and fluttering (■rood that the hr dea A groom were mm ne. According to the statistics of 1 rn'es«or Dike* * • Yens « T< setts, 100 divorces, and in tiie >'ew En land ot 'steady ha'ita.” 211S. Inins county Of 111 n i* Mi d vor a suits »e a be-u in one yeir. anl tn many ’pia -es it ►e.rva as if a new rrrangement lal l>“en ma^e o'th* Coimuan'ime it-, and nat-ai of t o t egi w reonlv’ n n" the seve tti com- m n Iment h i . in ' been left out. W hen you sm how many bush n s and wives «re parrel 'y law. anl know o' so mnnv who would li :* todiasol- e ccn'ugsl partnership, do vnn cot c me 'o h cnnclu Ion that Ba an 1 cf ‘® 1 . —. ,—-... u'-wruving ani-els. continental earthquakes, an 1 world wide disasters are to him a perfect glee. Can you look upon the Co-nnvmism and the Mortnonism and the Mohamme lanism and the to sweep of drunkenness an.l fraud and libertinism.the Franoo G-> rman wir and Cri mean war.the North and South United States war and r.ters of hlnol flowing across con- tirentsof misery into oceans of wretch’d- ne-s without read ring the power of the Evil One, who r n u-ted to the Ixird A’mtohty, and when asked: Whence romest thoul an- swe'e.1: “F"om going to an 1 fro in the earth ad from go nc- im ani down In It ” But. Wessel hr Gol! f may substitute anthem for requiem nnd Halleluiah Chorus for the Deal March in Rent. The Ne* Testament says: "The Ron of trod wns mani fested that h’ nrght destroy the works of the devil." It pr phes ed that an angel wcu'd coma down from heaven with key an.l chain and inearcerata and ehnt. np the old draron. Tt saya that Christ came to “de«t.*ov h'm that, had the power ef death—that is the d'Vil.” And rom the wav Ch-lst drove the devil ou‘ of th a« poise-a- d 1 v h’m utl'i’ he was sled to hid# nn 'eg ft.# t r!«tl“# of th * swine of Oa- dsfa. and from oth»r viol nt etectmen'a know it-at there i« In e-1stence w# ... a power a million-fo d ml 'l.t er than tke diabo'ic. The old ion of d'»th shall c. toon under the *tr keen! roa* of the "T.ion of . T ndih'a tribe." Yea. mv t»xt .-how „ . ^ that Ratan was compile! tore-p.t to th. Aim cRiy , n u gi e , account of hims«lf W en find said to him- * tn one vpap in raorft’ Sew Ham^hiri ’ cornet bn 3 -tMivorcw: .ntemoarv* M«m«. ! What algorcef; in good hn- ! which snv«i t,h*t —■ - . .avea^m . )H\J ga its hterqqire AbaUlon. Apod von. Alirm.ua, £".neL A ir. . tous the revenging dev 1, Bedsehub Y e sowieignof do ils. T.uc f*r the bridi .nt devi’. Hi bolus ibe desoairing devil,"Vamtaon the mcne-' tievii, p uto 'he fle y devil B al the mil tary devil. Moresjn th-p'ag’ii"g d“ '1. Hu is cn||,>il t’e f t'ler of lies, a'd has for h s ' b 'de n and grand- ch 1 r*u and gr at-trandchildie.i all fal e- boods. dercitiona. frauds. sw n eg, ». n lops, h a k-tutmgs tnd si bt r- fn'es All m*n of pool s.'P*e, wh. fher eaUtthtrfneil hvt v eB I leorinh a'h- vndom have noticed th <t them are baleful an ■ maieflc“«t influences a road that have not the> nr gin fn t o human r >ce, and de- monnlogv ia as certain a* ance’o’ory. The •wo'd of Parac lus w ns fbou ht to have 1 ad a demon In the h it nnd Y ere is now a demon in every swonthilt T' e enemts eupi>os*d the a r *»s fllleJ with sy phs and natvrs and sir ns and gnomea’ and vampires and aa'amand-Ts and 'nuina-. and bob-nblioa. The Talmud savs that dam’s firs'w.ffe was Li lis and that thetr chddren wer» all dev.Is Two or tine- bun lr d years ago a di monographer gave the names of ambassadors of evil which he thought Ratsu sent to diiterant countr" a: Mammon, ambassador to • n -land: Bel >heg.T. emlnssador to France' Mart n’t, ain'«aa-dor to Knit erland; 1! mman. am bassador to Russia: Thnnn a. ambuss* lor to Rpain; Hutg^n, nmbassalor t> Italy, and that them was a Prince s of devils bv the namu of ftrserpino. But wiiat was m re E e# work of mytho'ogy or superstit. * s been Biade e'enr hy divine revela tion. t . We find that Here is somewhera • monarch of all wickedness. He l.ns a thron^'of power, nnd courtiers and nrm es and navK’snnd machinery of evil vast as tha round world. -He Is the supervisor cf 'j't mischi'f, and what he cannot do b : " ha ! factor delegates others to do. and as e«*'" n one of our race is suppo-ed to have a guarden good angel, I have no doub* every human be ing has abeaiegi'g malignant spirit nag-ing J*'* footstep nnd trying to make him think wy'jiis and act wrong, ah especial ftfvi 1 , a devil of fraud or a devi: of avarice ff a devil of nnch anness or a devil of poor uealth, and as in my text the spirits are reo- resented as reporting to tha Itor 1 so 1 have no doubt the evil spirits report to Sat in. who is the enemy of the whole human race, an l vho has a celerity that makes flight around the world ft matter of a second, and who marshals on his side the forces volcanic, ntra spheric, epidemic, geo- logic, ooeoafr and cyclonic. "And the l ord •aid unto Satan: Whence comesk tnouf Then Satan answered the iJhtd and said: From going to and fro in the earth an 1 from walk ing up and down in it.” Satan began Ms attack on this world long •before Adam and Eve wera create.!. White I believe the Bitde record that thu world was fitted up for man s residence lu one week. I believe also the geologiad record that the world was previously for hundreds of thou sands of years going through great changes; The lumber for the house that was to be built in a week for our first parents may have been hauled to the spot a million years before. This Prince of the Tower of the Air has heen trying tor al! that million years to demolish and fiSe up this -world. The record is on ti e Kicks. He tried to drown it with universal Trr.cers. He tried to bur* it up Wi’*,) universal fire*. Then be tried t*, freeze it into rnin, Snd Covered it with ’Universal glacier*. Anl for ages he fe , ;,( this world,before our fii-st parents occu pied it. in paroxysms and convulsions, and the remains of those struggles I h ive sem and you have seen in museum*, or if with gvQlogisYs hammer you hav» gone down into the stone libraries of tha mount ins. Yea, after the fnracus Btb'e We.>: tne | among them, world had been fitted into a Para lies for the home of our sinless anoectors. "Satan comes into the Garden of Eden, not through tha gate of foliage a*d upright in poiture, but crawla in undur the tmst.es a snake, an I hav ing dear*Vied our first parents goes to work to ruin Paradise, and does Mw, work so thorough'y that one ’who recently visit* 1 Che site of Die ane Cut gnrden between Che r vers Tigris nnd Euphrates, say* the plic:»Is a d’STt; not a I iseaga;.-1 in rn ehty indasiri-st An-c'i -r r ute that Sa'an is apt to tak’ in M* a-’tive trs-e s is the factories ani n’lier e«tah is'. nen s Wl|>r • capital site in the e ic# or ''Ounnn? roommi l a goo 1 insnv h-n Is Of I In'-oper* are usy smo i< w -ee s ai d snin- ; dies an 1 fa riea On tlvs v sit he w 11 iimt sten into the m hiifactiirei ’s offl-e and finding the owner end proprietor of the great e«'a l.shment a I aims .itli h s corresoonden e and h s a co in hoo s, s v* to hi n: “ You are n t ma In* as tr.urh m ••ipy as you on 11 Y>.u urn-b ad t a brant V. re t ".>t or v nr en er risethis est b ishment would not be in ex- i i-teu *>. i !i#se men an l w men in year employ fti’• o' v-y . c . n- ' mon moM. Ti eir anpe in is voarsoi aid they do not ti.*#! h- lixir'es you l reiuir- Th -ir com ort and hapniue s ue , of very 1 ttle imp >rt in -e. Hut toe n do > n on the very verge o s' rvation and ta ,eall 'thep-olfs into vour owa o>sia.s oa aa 1 if ! they d-> not like it tell them to go whe-e they can do boter" FI a vug dona hs work in the coantin* ro>m Satin steps runt i out among tha war cmen. H savs: “You work too many ho i's and you do yoar ivork b-tt r than it needs to be do la Y- u aro j serving a bloat >.l b m Iho djr anyhow, lie ! 1ms no r ht to have any more than yml ■ have. Wiiyshou d he r ie nod y,>u waikf Whvehou!d h: liav.< tOrtder on st ak an4 I you silt pork* Csp.tal iuhoenum.or la’-or. 1 j et labor be tha sworn roa of ca 1 i ah } TVhv do it vou -.tries anl bring him to terms! Waituntil he has a lar,e or !er to j fill by contract an 1 then h« cannot help h m- as-f. Go all toi-ther without a m .inenYs w-irn ng. and tel him you are going to -top, If hetaam-ireresour cs than you know d: and persists in g 'inr on and rttt -ig tiew men. give tha n a vo ley of bficKbar* or put a littledvn im to in fe't oJi am I blow h m an 1 h a factory Sli up with the atm: ax -loi ou.” look c-jj inera on tha night sky! Oratt firs Somewhere. W.iat Is it! The night Is cold and S tan has m i Is ft big bonfire of that i warm himsalf by. Tna capitalist has lost heavily and tha workmen and the r familiia ftre without bread and clothing. "Whcilae Comest thou, Satau" "From going to and flm among emp!or4rs tnd employes, and from walking up and down among them. Ha! fca! I w as the only one who m ide anyth ng out of that strike. Wuat a ap'endid fire and lots of smoka. Ha! ha! I like smoke." Another route Satan is apt to take in his active travels is through the m t- autile as- tjbd-hments: He sta; ■ in and says to the clerks. "How much salary do yon get* Is that all! Why, you can’t live on th-.t! You have a right to enough for a livelihood A few quarters out of the money drawer wiil never be misled, or h-ra and th t» is a remnant of goo Is you could take home without bsing found out Or you could change those account books a little and you coulifmake that figure eight a naught and that figure five a three, and if you do not feel exactly right about doing that you can eome day pay it back, which you cAn do perfectly easy. Don't feel like tunning th# risk? Well then yod can’t go to the theater and you can’t go on that round with the boys and you will have to wear that plain coat, whereas yon could have yosr overcoat fur lined, and take board at a tip top pla •# ai)' 1 walk amid "lush and tap’stricS pos live ly Oriental. \Vhile vou Are making up your mind I will just gb through the differ, nt parts of thi» great commercial esta disnment ahit try every one from the wealthy firm , down to the errand beys ’ The I that Satanic visit is that one of the P' 11 V'" ! has drawn so much mt of the conwrn ih it l the whole bus ness is cripple! e-' l a br ht and promisin; boy is sent home toh'srao'her in disgra- e and a young m n * n embezzlement. Due > lives ru ne i «ult!res et -m ties. Whence comest thou “atou? ‘ From going to and fro among mercvitie houses, and from walk "g iu> unions them. I 1 ke to rum n endid fe.l >w« and blast parent’shopes.an I cf all the h 'uon That I ever tadod fill mv glass w.tn a brewing of agoniring tears. Come, let us Click together the rims of our g'-.sses and drink to the Overthrow ■ f the fifty thou'and Toiin*’ turn I ruin d last year. Hu a Bn tan would r ther have on* voung man than twentv old ones. If he wo i 1 1 win t # s-ptuacen-rians sod the odogenarisns he could do hit littla harm with them But he fays: "Give me a ftoU"’ he -wns foree-l to m->ns that s ripturj Cbristi shall hru'se the feroent s hesdi ff t-vi have er .p ktLed n ^ake the ps«ss*-> n'lirkt, to he "Inin to ieu. Yoj -ee t l 'i< et? fepeent the d*vi| b s t t i'> ge... ati-ms anl to -in* hi, tra 1 ou even tiling; hnt ,'to r n n h'D it will be cor- *«i. anl niMin'? and * ra^e ani w th crc-t lilt'd an i f »rka.i to.igu> ^hot out It will mate final atr*vk on Ci rist, and (.Lr.-t w.:. advance upon it, and lifting i.is omnipotent loot, mat loot'troug enough to one i a word, l.ftmg mat foot rgt.t ov -r tne lived ef toe reptile, w.ll put : down hie h al with a crush.ng power that ahull leave thy inoustT .-.eeting end mash-d, never to hi-s or b.te or shake bis Id rattle again. Thank God he ha-al- rc* ly received a 8iunn ng I low. He ir yo i n >t tha ru ntdng of the I’hrist an printing pr -ss s and tha uh.ning of ihe G e el churi it wheel! As many soils Lav: been addad to th* Chri-t an Church in t e 1 ist "ig ity years a- in the pr vi-uis eight- en cen liras and that is h rat o of incre s- act’.a natory w th gla loess. Tna kig loin is to n n and I am so sure of it t a- I do not propoe to fr»t and worry because it has ivt u.r aiy co ue. 1 inuv jam > to get on aiio it that is going o f o it I do no nro- hos* to jump for a ooit tha' .s com.ug i.* - The sham atta -ks o! in!i ielity and sin are a gooil si mi that eepcc ai le sing is <-om:ng in [ sh >wvrs over all the earth. Hues b.t- BUaru justb-f >r:riiu. f we do not -ee the fuT consummation our chil .reu will s e it. n the time of th* Fivnch R v.' u i n a gre it p o ession of iiovs earns i l through the streets a banner with the in s r ptinn: “Tremble tyrants; we shall grow ud! Ihough w - mav fail to do ourduty there is a rising g« erstioB being gosr>cli,:e.i and coming by bun ire :s of thousands from Sur oa bath s-hoo s and Cbr stian homes w o m ght prop riy ha-e on ti eir banners: ‘iremble. ye powers of darkness and sin: for we ar-. growing up!' tV« mav rot amount to nr.'ch in cur-elves, bu if we put our- s Ives in th> right p’a-e we tan do great expi its. Tv-0 put unl-r two only ni-ske four; but place 1 lies d-' t -o ma’ c twen»r two. Yet what you and I most nsed Is po ver to drive i>a k this Apollyan, this As- mobeu., this A rimanes fr m our heart* and li ves. And w ecan do it n'it by our own ktrength b it by divine power afforded,'Or here is a pas sage "embla on.-d witn encoiira;em-t whish snys: "iieidst the devil an 1 he w ill flee from you." Ttememier it is no sin at all to be tempts 1. I he le»t and the mightiest have been tempt d. Milton describes a toad s-uat at the ear of ev*. Ths Sin is in sur rendering. Do not feel so secure in yourself as to think you cannot t« overthrown. How do you account to • the fact that there are eo many o d men in Bing Bing and Auburn an i the other penitentiaries, serving out their protra -tod sent*nc-*s for frauds committed in mid-life or advanced ages, al though their early life had been goal, and nothing had been suspected of them until at tiltv or sixty years of age ths land was struck dumb at their forgery or smbeszle- ra mf The clock in th* steeple of old Trinity Church striking the hours did not remix’d the r-.-creant Wul!-streetcr of the passage of time tbit would soon bring to him exposure and doom The explanation ia that Mes h stopheies. Apo'lvon. Hatan got in his work at lb it timi. Tha mm was not naturally bad. He was as good as any of you are, but Satan with whole battalions of infernals swoopo 1 upon him unaware* Look out for the wiles of the devil, not only th A> of you who are young but the middle- ag :d and the ol 1. Outside of God you are not safe a moment. But yield not to die- he.irtennient If we put our trust in God our beet .lays are yet to come—days of Tio- tory, days of song, days of heaven, and tha best days of the cause of righteousn.’ss in all the earth are yet to come. As the ten thousand men of .Xenophon's army when they came to the top of ..lount Tneuhes and saw the waters on wh toh they were to sail to their hom te, ths soidiers with clapping hands and waving banners a together sho ited: “The sea; the s-i!” So we to-day in our march toward our heavenly home eome up to the top of the m lun’aiu of holv anticipation and look off upon oeuansof lightand oc»an* of glory ani oceans of joy: anl thriilel as we have never been thrill-i 0>r.>r> wa clap one hauls end w ivc <>ur gospel ensigns and erv one to an other nnd shout up to tne responding and re echoing heavens: "The sea; the sea!" flower, an 1 the round so poor th it noth tig young man, especially if hebe hr'ght *nl Hut tome date tr.fes gr"» there, aid gvuc on* an l wv al.” H* s-es that young the miserablq Villagers from neir bv are not so Vrell covered up with t! eir rags as Ad m and Eve «> re covere t up with their iPTiocenc*. Ro you te: toe Father of lien Tor oace told the truth when tne L -rd v'aid unto him: "When’# comest thouf and Ratan answered the Lord an.l sai 1: “From go ng tn and fro In the earth, nnd from walkirg up and down in it." Tn my te-t w* have S-’too on hts travels, and l am o ng to t dl yo i s me of shero i cs he 1* apt to t ike. On his journey own fro m the palace xv lere he report*) 1 himse f in answer to tha question: Whence com-st thou? the first ran e of mis h ef He may be erreot-d to t k<» is tho air, Tt w s not a witticism or a s p of J* 1 * ’i«n when I’aul, 'n his e tor to the “pMeeions. called hata i the “Pnnce of the Power of the Air” I think it n esos that 8\Un w u kto throu^' con*lit ons of th'T at- nlo*lr> , ,ere. Thn win! angels, the East winl i* full "f devi * Ratan spreads abroa I his black * l, ‘ 1 burr canee and eiiroc'vdous and Cr.ribhosB wtiirlwind* and equlno''tia'sar ,> hatch’d out He ta’ es the miasmas t i"t fi'ett tin ' r< y n swauipsand.batches them into tyihoil t»- vert. H* takes fie cold b’a«ts *n l hatches them Into nvumonl** and rheumat fms and eotisunip’ions. h o* only ha« he p >wer in the unper air- <th ro hi ;he*t clou is floit. nut power over’he inw»r air whtoh we hrea’h*. end *« we breaths nineteen times a minut* and take in throe hundred and fifty ' U do feet of air in e'ery twenty-f’ ur hours and much of tht ar affects tho arterial eireulut on, vou sw what opum-tnn't'ea th« I’ldno* of tho Air h*o « contamlootlnr and *’e* soitfng and domoral- i’ln* e men. Tb*ongh atHloepheri'’ iu'’iionco ho clouds th# d srwsitlon and ra ps the norveft snd cover* the best of peon o w’*h fiel gi'*ti* despondenev, as In the ca«o of Edward J’av- son and AVdliam Cowjier and that helovd ai-wtle of Evan 'elfsm. .’ams* W. Alexandar. His great del ght I* to have the air of churches vitla’cd and in that wtT^dqlla tho ^ Oxja>A ^Wcr^^"" • and otupiflao tho people i moa have 'or good or had Imen'he mightiest In lucn -e in tirs wnr'-!. I-’erna do Cortes co-i U’ced M -xico at thirtr-twa Gnatavns Alolphns bee* te immortal in hiftorv *o early that hsdied at thinv-e cht. I’aph el. th> most fain'us of pa n'ers. die! at tliirty-sevf n tVilliam P ti was r'rim* Min- is’er of Fn -lend at twenty four. .Tons Chr’st compl ted his enrthlv life at thirtv three. Five years i t a y- nng ma i s 1 f • a*e <if m poiver for rood or evil tha i tin* 1 st fi to n of an o d man’s life So Sa’an i* esiieci 1 v rre dy tor ven r men. and in po nr to «n 1 fro in the eat th he baa especial tem; tation for th -ni. Arouhef r life that Sera i on h's eetive travel* is ant t ■ take i; tor tb» desno iln-*- of the t-'opto’s soil's; It l oe* not pay hFn merely to de troy th* hod es of mm anl women. Those holies would *or>n ha goh* anyhow; but preftt treieii-s are InvoJyed in ths Ratanto excursion. On this route he m *>1# a man who is amused b fonething he has e*en in ths It h * and Sa*'>n says: “Now I cans -tttoaT tost the Bible ia an imposl tion; it has teen deluding the worl I ren ur os: do not let it. i?e u la »(u It has no m-Te a"thoiitv than to" J'lr n of tha the Rh.rt r o’ t e Fen ds-'R’n of . the m*e's euct'ser man tow i ds th- kin-dom “Why al! thi' pr e p »• ri-h 1 '. I nt *nv th*to ton years wi I b • sm i A m* n with a e "tit eheet like yo* rs and nt h develonmmt ne d n"t ha hotoe- ng him- mse f «’out t' e n xt worl I." Put R t*n sftv) noth'r-g to him et'out ths fact Yrntt'-# prof iw<ir srno • ave h'« w *>Ie life to th" study of be* »h a»d c-m'd lift titor" ponale than any Am ri"an di*d ftk a' ont fo*tf. and that another learned men who orivel con'lusiveiy that if we oh*ervel all the laws of heeltb w# nee 1 ? ney r die, he got hi* hook on that The Invfn or o* VolnpuSu Es* w for M 'hainracilftn or Hmioo or the Pcrs'an!" H‘ who i* hastening o' G'sl and save: t’onf Re’l Ion i* w thin Hie n"Xt enongh tor you Fa'her Rchleyer, pa i«h pr'est of Uon- rtuce and mveuior oi ihe uni er*xl I nb'tit“e known «t ^ olspnk, wh * e dean vrns erroueo'isly repo tod ft sh'irt i Uinc ago, ie n s hiift' end linguist u | celebrity.. (Ms l/irthplece is the l>u h« of liaden, a d he I ght in I 1. As the )m h is THE cm RUSSIA'S GIANT RTTIiFR AMO HOW HE IS GUARDED. The Latest Attempt to Aftsa**1nate Him—Hi* Enormeus Strength— Precaution taken tn Guard Him Prom Danger It appears that another desperate at tempt has recently been made by th* MhtlUn to kill the Czar of husaia. The Emperor and Empress have been visiting the Caucasus and wera returning from the Black Rea shores northward and homeward. The train left Taranorka at nooa. On it wera the Czar and Czarina and a large suite, occupying several sections. While passing through a deep gorge near Barki, the train sud denly leit the rada. several of the roaches were em&shed to pieces, and the un official reporta say that tweaty persona ware killed, including Captain Breach, tub ccah of arsarA. three couriers and eight soldiers of the railroad bat al ou, and as many more were in ured. The Czar and Czarina had a miraenloni escape. Their ealnon < a fringe, though badly chattered, remained on th" tiacs, end though the roof w.i* crushed and fell, it reeled on a po. lion of tho -ide nod thus fotmed a shield for the Imperiil occupant*. I el;giouts*rvieet>have been held throughout the Empire giving ih nks for ihs escape of the imperial fata ly. Uure more it is shown hew wretched is the lotot the Russian Czar. For years hit 1 fe has been made a burden to him by the plottings of the Nihilists, who *sem to have su insatiable desire to ex terminate the * e anoffs. He hasgrown to be esad, grave and se era man under the persecution Before he was suddenly called to the throne by the death of his brother he gave people ths ira ireseioa of almost be ng w thout n cure. o one et the theatre laughed more hearilly at the oc.trie parts of u j lay. But the t ag e event of March 1 , 1881, when ( zur Vlcxaider was struck down in the treets of ’t. I eter burg sobered him, and since then hu hs* rarely am led, ex cept. perhaps when he has been oo hts holiday auutein Denmaik. • n .hat fateful Sunday afternoon ha had parted fr* m his father after a serv *-e at the riding school, and wa* sitting down to Itimheon half an hour later with his wife at the Anitchkov 1 alsoe, where the new* reached him tfiat his own an e-slon to the throne was imminent. 1 hey both hastened to the Winterl al- ace. . At 4:20 they droit away again, greeted as C-ar and Czarina by the sur rounding multitudes. +<& Tjrr. accident. A year ago last March he and I the < xarina would probably have been assassinated but for two anonymous dio- patches ot warn ngsent from i oodon to i bh I etersburg. Tne me-sages asserted that the Emperor s life would be attemp ted on hia way to the requiem service in memory of h a father. In opite of tide warning both the Czar and C arina at- tendad ths service, driving to the church in closed carriages The police arrested the conspirators. The Czar returned to the palace by another route. Boon afterward he set out for Gatschlnn snd on the way thither he had another and providential escape. Obstruct.one ot iron and wood had boon placed upon the rails, and the train was nearly wiecked, though it provideutially re mained en the track. Iho wouid-ue assassin* were in thi* ca-e quickly arrested. Shortly a ter ward a young atndant was a<re.tsd in the street* of &t; J’etersburg with an explosive missile oa him having the shape of a book. He wa* arrested a few migutea before the Czer was driven past on hia way to the palace. The greatest precautions are of course taken to insure the safety of the Czar, hot only at hia capital, hut when mak ing journeys by railroad Detectixea swarm about his t ed chamber, hi* strpi are dog ed by guard-meu, regiments ate kept under arms in the streets when ha drives out on publ c occa ions, aud fifty to a hundred thousand void era line the railway wh'-n hi makes a journey of wb ch everybody knows. 'the severest punishment Is usns'ly meted out to paper pimli-hing the nn- pe i*i movement* inadianec. Net lo g ago when the zar wa* to leave Peieihof ou a jouraay the author t es were greatiy di-meyed to find in Uie O.i.tia! Mcsseu- gcr that the Emperor was about to start for Moscow, au it d scretion of whicu the itmned ate penu ty was a severe reprimand from M. de Glera. who for- b.detbe unoifi-ial pre*a of the eaoitnl I to reproduce the announcement or to re fer to it in auy way. Whea tiia ( zar made hi* journey from j Ft. Feteisburg to Moacow to lie crow ed j In the Kremiiu the rao*t r* markable pre- cauiioas were ta.ien. Thel.ne, lie whole The English army is kicking about rations, having discovered that the sol- diets of every other army in the world draw longer if not better rations. Good Stable Rile*. The following sound advice, given hy the bp r‘"//i*to to horse owuer*, should be printed on a pla, ard aud tacked up in every stable Never allow any one to tickle or tease your hor-e in the stable. Tho animal only Leit the toimaut and does not un - deistand the joke. Never beat the horse when in the stable, as nnto ng so soon makes b in pe manrnt y vicious. Keep a horse’s bedding dry and clean underneath a* well a* on top. Standing in hot, fe uieuting inauurerause*thrush. I ea the cunycomb 1 ghtly. Whec used rou lily, it is a soon e of great pan, bru* .mg aud nibbing nre tht proper means to secure a gmsay coat. J.et thehc-el* be bru-he I out every night. Dirt, if allowed to cuae m, causes sort hee *. When a horse comes in from a journey, the first thing is to walk h m around until he ,ao <>l This prevents hit tak ing cold. The next thing is to rub him d y. Tbit rrmo'esdus*. uirt and sweat, and allow- him to recover, and the *p|ie tits to return. Abo have his legs well rubbed by tho hand: nothing to toon removt* astiam. I^t your I or-estand loose if po'si! le, without be ng tied up to the manger. I ain and w ear ness f o u a confined po sition indue* had habits. The Prince of Montanegro is a writ of lyrics and sonnet*. -i » CBAItTlVA. ThaCeaz personally does not know what fear is, though he ia compelled to feel the bitterness of his posit.on, not knowing at what moment he may le struck by the ballet or the dagger of a hidden assassin. There have been many rumors about hishallucinations and mor bid fear ef this mode of death. He was reported, it will be remembered, to have killed in his palace an Adjutant who had been waiting to re: eive instructions from him. The story as told at the time was that the ollieerwas buttoning hie tunic, when the Czar, suspecting that ha was drawing a weapon, shot or sabred him with his own hand. The story has sin e leeu denied, but many people beiieveit, nevertheless. The o.licer wae Baron i.eu- tern. Another story was lo tha effect that ths ( zar wa* taking a walk a few years ago in the paik at atscbma when a ser vant, meeting his august master u ex- { ectc dly, made a clumsy attempt to dod s ( ap, whereupon a guardsman, co i- cealed .ti the shrubbery nea by, inspect ing that he wa* a Dihili-t, shot him dead on the spot/ Another time, while at atschina. an insane mm a tenp'el to reach the* zar. af.er ma\:ng his way through the guard*, but the i mpernr him>elf waaf lly able to handle the tel- low *nd almost crushed tne ufe out of him in a brief stru gl i. General AI red P easanton told a story in Washington not loug ago iuu-t ating the ( zar'* euortnoua strength. hysic- al.y,’’he sa d. “tha CVar is the strung- est man in Europe. Wheo he wa* the C'zarewich he noticed that all of his et- tera were opened before they rea< bed his hand. He reque-ted nn audience with tha Czar, and mqu red if bis mail had been opened by th* executive order*. His Ma esty repl ed that h h d g ven no such direct on*, and the piefec. of po lio was aummoni'd. Thu i ear atlml him if he had opened his sou s letters, to the rrHAt* woman. distance of nearly 400 ml!e«,w:i* guarded by Bold ery throughout itsent re length. At evety 100 paces bayonets gli* eued, and at iuter nls tent- shone wh te and Campfire* gleamed at night. 8urh ulsco* as offered more than ordinary lacilit e* j t-> miscreants of the Ilanman ty; e wei# 'specially lo>kei after, bunilar precau tions were taken during the Czar's re- ce it journey, from the perils of wh ch ! he has e-cape i by a miraHe. But the Nihilists knew e ery inch of the route to be pas-eii, and in choosing a deep girge they -elected presumably the only spot wheie the solrHers wou <1 be po-ted u * above and not down near the line it self. Isuallythe imperial tra n i-pre ceded by a pilot e ngine, as is the esse in the radroad journey* of most potentates, inch d ug v,ue. n ictoria. The jo rney which th : f ear hns just completed extended as far a* tha Cau casus. The latest mail reports received wera from Tifits, where he was having an mtCre-ting time among the old Geor- g an nobles, compared w th whom tha i.orsaooffs them-e ves art upetarts, soma of them being able to trace their ancestry a* far lack as David and Uriah, while one gentleman, a Prince Bagratian, traces his descent back as far as the good old days of Adam and Eve. It was there that the (. zar wa* entertained by a Princes* Eristolf, who danced the les- ghinke before him to the -trange music made hy eight * n as-iaii mu-ic an*, i rom Tinis, the zar and the (J/arina I roceeded to iebastopol, where His la esty reviewed troops and looked into the affairs of the Black Rea Flotilla, of which he is justly very proud. That Czar Ale anderi* doing magnifi cent work is undoubted; equally so that he is a Kus-i.to of the Russians, who does his be-t to increase the power and glory of his empire. 1 hat he works despotically is a matter of course. He is heir to the system that rules in h'ussia today, aud those who know him best say tha he would gladly try to pave the way to gi eater fret don, hut that exery a tempt upon his life has made him ca-t hi* good intention* to the dogs. Nih 1- | i-m ha* failed to ma e urope be’ieve n i its ut.lity hs a mean* of improving the internal condition of Uussuk—'zVec# Yoik Jo <rmiL (ten, A Of II* u* • el*. George Au ustus S*la, tha well knows English * r t* r, on 1,1* In-t Aua’reUsn trio wr ,to a* follow* to Th* London Daily Tele graph: *T especially have a plea<ant remem brance c»i the-liip'* itoc or—a ver/ exper eneefl marilimo medico in '« d, who tend' d me *n,«t k u*ily dming a horrible sp-ll of bronclltia and sp•*,ii<n1<casriiina. provoked by the s*a fo» - Inch had ewoor****! down *>n us jist ufe wo left Ran F anoiaeo. B it ti,« doctor h i rcscrijiti n* and the inereasinz warmto ot th*'temperiitun hs we neared the lie pic-, and in |*mi* icillar. a c-oliplv of ALLCoCK’- Foaora i'LAHTKKa c1h|I|«<1 on—on* ou the oh*-«t and aito her In-tween the thould r blade-—s on set m- right.'* ftecond broker—“Mayte so, but hs a I ig gobbl-.r.” “Had Bren Morn, rifcoa cera Years.’’ It eboulil Imvr) read "uiarned,' but tne proof-render > b erved that it i,moi n ed to ub ,ut the-nm iblng, and bo dl<i le t draw bis blue p* ncii ll.icu»:li th * error. Unloitu uaieiy mere »-'* cun-ideralile tiuth in bis ol,,-erv,,u..a, Tiiou-aids of husloind* ir eoi.Htautly tvorn*'*! u,ni mt to d*Mi«ii' ly to- ill h ulih ihtt «ffl e.s iheir wives an i olte . rub* liieut o-juiturk un i liapoine** The,- i» but one sale all 1 -Ure wa) to chtoge all thi- fur the le'ttor. The ladies shojiU use Dr. iieice’B Favorne Piesc,iptioii CompoMtor Mo aim, in a tr al heat ■ New York set Ml. cm* in one hum. Th * is very fast work. ClQtfe f W# want to buy M’Vt'T n n thin locality TmnmV • ci btihii SVaiou ,**133 Eroad iy, M V PEERLESS DYES gafoKCL fl l.iv* a! home and make more mon* y *v,,rktn^for aa thais vUmWI >•! •nvfhtntelt^ In fli** worl J Kifitcr sai ('oatly outfli rKkft. Tarusai ukk. Advircao. I Ml B & l u.. Auguat*. Maine to 98 a day. bi.inia,s aortic SI. I.ln«ai not aucler th, honte’* teat. W r S5 ME YOU MA1RIED7 »We»l<wr;eff«jctACMre»w»MTfRloJ»«rwfBil J trial oentHttslKtmt+nkspurnl. Price 4iOc. •»<! rand first 8>w the invonror of a ge ailaptrd to uu.versul u e, he w ill i e i*i h story. , o apuk hi* een recngii ed b'- many * . sulh ifitie* ns an atteniot to uch eve a mu*c-nlar mo*t ue»i ab e end, a .d in it* pri sent locomule'e :c)riu, r-ons,*tiug of on y I . i* word*, ha* • '(*en ndop c<i a* a m ’ant J of intercourse with the out-id: wor d >y h<>u*e* of iiu*ine** m ramto, Uly orma' 1 ^ Whether it will ever be- (c ho a n*ii>er*al langoa e, taught in nil t' hooU in plat e of lo eign to gue-, rema u* to be proved. It wm iutruduced ia the year iocU. NOW THK I.TNF. T« «r VHeFO. wh ch the prefect re, lied that order* had l een i«*ued that all lett*'r* should be open,-d a id no oxccpt o a made i he c zarewich’* le te a h d therefore lieeu pniused liefo e they were deli ered. Hi* da #*ty at once d rt-efed that hi* Son'.* mail should b- uumn es ed tiring th * converccat oc the are, ich took a god rouble ia his hand* aud by main stre'iuth iwsted it irt* a oirksc e ■. Th**a throwin r the muti ate I coin after the refloating form of the prffc t. fi* raid; •• ‘If you open one of my letters In the intnre I wi I treat you a* l nave thee com.’ His letters were handed to him unopened after s litre episode * The pre-ent attempt is not the first i hot ha* bee i made by tke xlhii su to bring ai.iout tke Cxar'e death te a ra Iroad “Bnllet Playing’’ Among Crofter*. The Fcotih miner ha* many ways of amusing him eif (.unit* i* a ia'onte gome ot hi*, so is a game caded “rout deib’’—a soit of cr cket—and cricket it*eif is popul r amoc t the xoii'-g, r men, but with them football i* the fa orite pa*time. lea ii g. niDnins/, tl,rowing the hamm,T, a id to**ing the caber are all pnieiiced and in some p tots a ga i e ca led “I nliet p aying "is in high lavor. ] have never-ten :b * plated ex cept ie the i n hians and Rtir ingshire, and there it wa* at one time the c rack e u-ement. I s*her a [ocul ar amuse ment it i*, too. it {splayed ,n this man ner: A ce tsin distance, say a mile out and a mile in. i* ti ed upon as the ground to i e covered by the players, and tLe man who doea so in the fewest number of thiows is dec-Un d the w nner. I he bul let is a poiishe i ba I >f hard whin-tone, and weigh*fiom teu to fumteen ounces, and th.» i>a l the p ayer take* into hit band aud. running to a I ne drawn on the road way, he swings hit aim and i brows wiih al! ho micht. This i* turned ‘hsi'ching the luill -t,’ an I a good player can Cover the mi e in fi,e orsix thiowa. The game is one mainly of stren th, but e good d>ai of »kdi can he h >wu in it i aeh player baa a man in front to show where the bullet* -hould lo landed and h,s bite ne-a is to -ee that, f hisd rent one ere tollnwed. the on let of his playc will have the oest part of the toad to run on. Theunrae is always i laved on the l>est highway in ihe ne h orhood. and the author t'ea oh ect to it a* lie ng dniiger- ou-, although I nevc-r have heard of any ac<dent arioing the a rum. A bullet n ft'i h i* to the Re<>tcii m ner what a dog fight is to h a Noitburabriau or Bta iord- chi e con euer or a piLe , ght to an t ast End l.otMloner. The 'a t that it U for bidden by Uw adds to it* aura*-ti eoest. aid it a..o da ampe op;onunitea for betting. Be a aie made on the throw, on the diatanC" out, and on the comp ete match, aud wh#o two ' dons" are play ing tna sxcUemeut runs high.—iViaz- tmuk Cvntiry. . arhliM’Tl Ej et ouce cetelilleh if rndff iu A.'J parta. b' j >c««inf our iriarhlnvsj nd giiyla wb^re tne pec .i« them wo wi;; etuu f re*f» tc one t eraun m eren lomiitv.ibe very ee» avwing-nietbine rrArte in lie world. With Ail the •ttnrhm'tntr 'Vu wti'al»o vendrr«*e a vomplein Ime of our coatly and valuable art t aauiplea In letu’rn we aak that von •Im/va »A hat vre eeo4. to iboae who may ral. at your hon e and after 3 lonthealc aball hex on.e your own Wofienv Tin* rrand Bmc bm« ie lniMdcaher the paienta. •antch baverun out befor# |»aicni* k run out it 10id (or Ktf it wbb ibe jc hmonta. and now aoila for lUat atronguai. mvret uao- i ma* b*ue in the world. AH >• **. No capItAl revjuirvd Plain, bref raatructions given. I hooo who write to na at om a can se. rum free tba bo*t *ewiug-m«'hlno In th* world, and th* • neat line of work* of b’fb irt over abown togw.ber in Amenrn» ) . / z a ere* A mwss* » i A WonSarfui F»«4 ao.i tlrdlela#, E r ,owu and u*#d b* Fhrvl 'ians all over the world. Scott's EmuMon n"t only glvw fl sh and »tr> ngth by virtu# ot its own nntrE tious properti/s, hnt It ervatm an appetite fee food that huiMs up lh* wasted body. “I have been naing RootYs Em'iHion for several year*, and cm pleased with It* action Ifv patient* *av it i* pi# man* and nalatab'#, and all grow st.r, nicer and gain flesh fromth# use oi it. I us*- itin all, awe of Wasting Die- eases. a d it is specially useful for children wlien nutrient medication t* needed as ta Mara-mua.’—T. W. PraRoz, M. D., Kntv- ville, Ala. First broker—“They say Od Hnteh fi a small eater " eiO"0 lu Pr*aea Is off,'red bv 'h pubh-h- r», f Tna YoWiWa ( OU PA Mott 'or the b s’ short stoiiea T"rm ate ihr*e pns^ < f slOOi each, three of $TS9 each, wnd hreeof #250 each. No oihtr pa- P'T i-ays so liberally u> r.btain the verv toe* matter for it# e>:i,«-rihers. Jtoe publisbvre v,ill Bend a rinailar on receipt cf a stamp, uivina thecoudiuon* or this "Her. Tm LOU panion bee Two Million R.-adere a weak. Every tom ly shi-uicl take it. Any nev ubsenber wb<>sends -1 76 now, will receive it iree to Jaouaiy 1. 1880. and a full yeart eul-scriptl 'n from that date. If lox e 1 es dreamiag, ean he tell when be ie awaael A Tremenctou. Heicseclee would have l,*-en en-ated one hundred yvars *i*o by the s<ght ot cne < f * ur mo tru ex rese tmins xv bitz along at the rate of sixty mil^i an hour. Ju*t th nk bow our gr<<U*i- fatheis w uld have stared at such a speto ta*-l ! It takeaa void d*al to asto ish peo ple now a-da is, but some of the marvel ns c ,rc» of c >i Huuipflou, wrougut by Pr. Pierce’s Golden Medical D Hcovery, have or*a ed wide sprboci amasemenY < ■ a»umn 'ion is at last a* knowienged curaMe. fne “Golden Me.dcHl Dunxivery" is tie only koowu mm dy fur it. If token at the right time—which, Iwar in nilnd, is nut * h a the liiu. s are nearly gone—it wth go light Su th* seat of the , israse ai.daceomi hth its work SR uuthlug else lu the WuiId can. The author of “Old Oaken BockiY" wi- lently di-i not believe lu letting a ell ei.euftt alone. S nator Vuurh«es,, f ludian*, 1* known as Yae “T*dl S)caiuure cf the U'nb,.sb,'’ Give tllni 9'Z, Hiiri He. Hun ueea. We on •# hear i a in in complain of feeling badly, and wondered wbitaUud him. A Lu m r. us ineu , sal 1, ‘ G.vu a doctor and let him gu s,." It whs a I'ulliug satire or aomo *iO.'t ire, who don't a 1 way* gn-ei rl ht. You need not gu. ** what ail* )ou when y,.ur fuo*l d iit digect. wheu your bowe and stun.aeh u e loaciive, and when y m head acties eveiy day, and you are languid and easily faiigued. You a e bilious, a u Dr Pcerce’s PI, asant l u-gat.ve Pellets will bring you out a 1 right, d.u.lll, sugar-0 rated easy to take. Ol Di uggi-lb A l)iai, ali> ra* ■ueunird. It Is oflrn veiy o flic,ilt t- tell »hat kind ai a lax dive to give to a very yoang child wbe* i< suffering from constipation. The only w die in • whl* h i- at ihe same time perfectly -of-, effective and pleaamt to take, is HAM- BURO FIK8. 26 cents. Dosj one Fig. Mack Drug Co.. N. Y. Harvey himself o,ul n t chsoover the eirett auon of sum- neWH|>apert A Rndlral 1'are ler Eelleptle Fite To th* Editor—Plea.-e inform your readese tb cl I U eve a po-dive r-medy tor the above an e due.***'* wh'ch 1 waiTtnt to cure the ,vo h. can*-*. 8> tticmg Is mv faith in ita nrk- ie lh *t I will Hend e fnv Ram.,1- bittleaw! . a’uible treati*Htoanv sufferer wh*>wi Igive ur- hi* P. U. and E*i Fe 8 hdilreee. R“ai>’y, U. O. K* OT.M.C., 18-1 Pearl 8l., New York. Experts at pi,-king link*—wig rank era Bronchitis i* c ure I t,y frequent small do of Piso’h Cure fur OcnsumptioD. N |1. JH Rlwiw’e Dtllm l ruit tnglith Gout anti DEmII 5 rlilSs hhsuniatic HsmaUy. Ota Hu a. J4i i wuiitl 14 HilU, If You Are Sick STitb Headache, Neuralgia. Kh umattsm DyspeW .da. IllUousness. Bloud Umsors, Kidney DlssssA Oouitipatlon. Female 1 rouble*. Fever and Agate dieeplewuera, ParUal Paralysis, or Nervous IlUfc '.ration, use Paine's Celery Compound and 0* cured. In curb of these the cause Is inestal ** physical overwork, anxiety, exposure nr material the effect of which Is to weaken the nervous fjte tern, mulling In one of these dkeaaea ReoaoWA tbe cxi’sc with that great Nerve route, ana *#* result wiil disappear. Paine's Celery Compound Jits. I.. Rower, Springfield, Mass., writes :w “ i’ame's ( ole,7 c ompuuud canuol be excelled a a Nerve I unlc. In my case a single botUa wrought s gre-ut ebange My nenr, ,usness entlrell diRapio-areci and with it the roaulrlng affectkte ol tbe stomach, heart a,. 1 liver, and tbe wbori tone ot the system was wonder)u ly invigorate* I tell my friends, if sick as 1 have bean. Patera Celery Compound Will Cure You! fold by druggist* II; six for ft ,. Prepared au% by WkLia, hicuAKDeoN Ac Co., BuzUbgioa, Vw For the Agei Nervous, Othilitatoi. r 1 _ _l..ViFREh in— not un.ivr tb, borsu's tost. V, rite Bn-w.tei 0.1, ty Xuhu uoiueruo., Uon«y,Mlclx If ymi are n«t yc - •linuld join this s* cictv, wbic-h , sys it*memtier- #yait Sc.OW xl mai rti-f. Circular. Iren. N. W. Ml TCAL EMKiW MJ...T BCKUK'i'V. Pox 840, MinnesfioUs, Ailnn : _ IIqIIr WTCDV. B«wa-S*sirln».Rn»tnc*»Fcrm* M 'zWIt Prmran-hip. Arithmetic, Short hand., II thoroughly taitzht by MvIL Circul nc fr., * ryam's C'ellege, 497 Main 8t, liugglo, N. \ O PIUM HAS T Day*. San tarimn or Hum iTc.ttn-ni. l>:a: Pre* . No Cure. So Ptv. I •* II inn ne It - me- > ('•*., I n #«'•',*-• 1 1 Warranted to eolor more gooda lhaa auy othA lyes ever made, and to give more briUlant eat durable colors. Aak fur the Dtomoed, and ta|* no other. A Dress Dyed ^ FOR A Coat Colored Garments Renewed j centh. A Child can use them! Unequalled tor alt Fancy ana Art Worte At druggists and Merchants. Dye Book fra*. 'fEUS, RICHARDSON fc CU H Preps., BurUngtsa, H IA#ICC axle t VY I OC* GB.EASB ' NKVPH (JI M-*. Nevsr Frsrsre or M*a»v Cr*« : hoxCIntrsti rrd -amplvords ssoll ,!tsd a wr a| prl'-w. Wlr-H A aiei«»e ar be-t m d“. 'etii alliobb r>, Chzai- than winm u At Wirt,. CO., Mrs . ;i» It. v«r ( ELY S CREAM BALI Gives relle ar aace far .‘OLD IN H£AJ), CL'II EM CATARRH. Nn a I.InMld er **saT. Apply Balm into each novtril. V r . *1 y*.. .N. t. CONSUMPTION 1 iirtfr a rrm *i* lb*F Above br IDcMDundM or i**** ol la* »on4 Kind «nd o« lo« r Hn idHM havi ctinni. t* >»roor»- niw faith m tti> uils-w I -ill MNn! two bott • ire*, lucvt!** wuh • irvat-ste on tnm d ^hws to art v •ufT»'r»*r SipriM un I*, o. aiidrua*. T A. *L<X.'CM- M. C. 1« 1.. A.Y We Care CATARRH l wbsrs sU otn.r rsaisdles fall. *ar tner reiedl— fnfl *•» dlrm-c cute ca llB"Wte > w( tbs whats resj^W etoer method or i me ucsUoii — — lory eyecem srod - - ->(»eb :io uuun gionn pnnk,lie re.trse upon sppllesll COMMOI S R8E CATARRH CM — Ciblsa—. Ita biSH Wm— »*»|S**I »'U Ik* yr** e ' mr.A is .„ Waterpiooli , EralMt. . "J y«J 1 4rr , £. H IVloney in HOLT IM CHICKENS IF TOC KNOWHOW To keep them, hnt It la » rorg TO let Iho poor l b i gs gutter aud Die of ibe m- r oiisMn ad ee «hi h e'll.ct them when in a major,t> of caees a Cure rou d have t>ec-n eBeetcd bad tho ov. i,er |N»re-rod a hlt e ki‘,wl- dira. eiK-h o*t can bu pro- Chickens. a man * ho devoted •. ot bu* II te toOONDUC*fl! A POld.TRT YARD A* A BC8INKKS do: as a gaa- tlme. Ah the living of h're sell and family depei *r* on it. be gavo the eul.Jaet smh attention a» saiv a need ol Lvend will c*aa- aiand. and Ihe resnltwaoa grand eacee-H after he bad siM-iii much monev aad last hundred*■ at valuable cbfrk-