Georgia Historic Newspapers

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Though thia be madness,£yet there
m Hhod in it.
HOW TO CARVE.
The Small Boy.
THE LOVE OF GOD.
Glad in the sunshine,
All things lift th§ir voices
To the Giver of good:
And the whole world rejoices
Because of the love
Of the Father above.
Hearts sad with sorrow,
And hands that are weary,
Grow restful in God,
And are hopeful and cheery;
For His love will last,
When all else shall be past.
Oh wonderful kindness!
’T s inconstant never,
And does not grow tired,
Bu ••nduresall forever:
No 1 >ve is so strong,
N * love lasts so long.
Wh > knows His forgiveness,
Will evermore render
A tribute of praise;
F >r His love is so tender
That words fail to show
What our grateful hearts know.
Then let all Hischrildren
Rejoice without measure;
The great love of God
Is our solace and treasure.
Since He holds us dear
What is the*** to to—?
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marve
Of purity, and wholosomenos-
More economical than the ordin «r>
kinds, and cannot bs s * d in competition
with the multitude of low test, short
w ' -riiL, alum or phosphate poyvders
8 tf.il only in cans. Ko y \ r. B kino Pow
• ■:« co. 100 VVall street, N. Y.
AURANT 11
Mont of the diseases which afflict mankind ara origin
ally cn used by a disordered condition of tka LI VCR.
For nil complaints of this kind. >ueh as Torpidity of
the hirer, BiliouixSes*. Nervous Dyspopsia, IsdiRW-
Uon. Irregularity of tha Bowels, Oonstipatkm, Flatv-
ncy. Eructations sad Burning of tho Stomarh
■metimos called Heartburn). Miasma, Malaria,
loody Flux, Chills and Forer Break boos Fover,
'•xhauKlion before or after Vc ire, Obronie Diar-
ihcua. Lews of Appetite, Headache, Foal Breath.
Im>gulnritios incidental to Females, Bearing-down
STAPIGER’S AlfflIBIl)
le. It is not a panacea for all dtseasea.
To carve well is an accomplish
ment every lady and gentleman
| should strive to acquire, for it is not
; only a graceful one, but is» a source
of economy— a saving of time and
food—because when thoroughly un
derstood no time need be wasted in
awkward attemps to find the joints,
and the meat neatly and skillfully
carved can all be used, while if torn
and badly cut much will be unfit in
appearance to serve.
A good knife is necessary to ena
ble one to do the work with dexter
ity. A long, thin blade, well shart-
ened, should be used for large joints,
bam or turkey; a short, narrow,
sharp-pointed one for chicked 01
small game. The position in carv-
ng is a question open to dispute.
Some authorities say it should al
ways be done sitting, while others
maintain that personal convenience
should be consulted. A we.'I knowi
writer on table manners says on thi
subject: “It is laid down as a rub
by many that one must not stand
up when cctving. If a person is
tall, or the chair is quite high, there
is no doubt that it may he a mori
graceful, quiet way to keep the seal
while ca.ving, especially when tha
which is to he served is small, ri
quiring very liltle’skill. But whe.
there is a large piece of beef, tuui
ton or bam it is certainly easiti
and, to our e^e, more graceful, t
carve standing. This is one of th
cases where, if fashion and commo
sense come in collision, we ihi.ii
no latter wiii conquer.”
The dish—which snould alv\a.\.-
be of good size—must he plaeejj f
near the carver as to give him, i
tier, lull control of it. Fo\\ in »hou!
he placed breast up. Put the fot
into tiie breast an i take otf u
wings and legs first without turning
th. fowl, then cut out the hrea
none, so as to leave the well-brown-
edskin orer it, as also the wline
meat. Then cut off the side boms
and divide the carcass which is
left, in two, from the neck dow
leaving the rump on one p.«rt to I
served in a separate portion. l h
remove the second joint from the
leg, and tit.- wing.as uu-j ar-eimch
more easily managed on the plate
when thus thoroughly dissected.
A sirloin ot beef should he placed
onthedish with teudeiloin umbi-
n a.ii- Thin cut slices should la
taken from the side next tin- eaiv-
er, linn turn over the roast
clive th-.. miiderli'in, a pnrti
both s .-•»-• :-t ! helped
11 cot . !.■• gc in
A leg of mutton sh<
ed tic,i s- :he nibldie
first, and then from
part .ie.il -he istle i-
fe.v ni •• iiee.-i can he i
•iina.lv> on , but it
haul and stringy
A hum c in !> ■ carved in s
.vays: By cutting lung, di
dices through the thick lat d.
:if
Be carefu,
in. at.
il.i he care
ot tin. bom
the thickest
rencheil. A
it fr mi' tin
is genet ai!\
One day I sat in a car seat on the
Saugus branch of the Eastern road
behind a pale, careworn lady, who
was taking a little boy from Bos
ton to Malden. As the little boy was
of a very inquiri tg mind, and every
thing seemed to attract his atten
tion, I could not help listening to
his questions.
“What is that, auntie?” the little
boy commenced, pointing to a stack
of hay on the marsh.
“Oh that’s hay, dear,” answered the
careworn lady.
“What is hay, auntie?”
“Why hay is hay,dear.”
“But what is hay made of?”
Why, hay is made of dirt and
wafer, and air?”
“Who makes it?”
“God makes it, dear.”
“Does he make it in the daytim.
or night ?”
“In both, dear.”
“And Sundays?”
“Yes, alt the time.”
“Ain’t it wicked to make hay ot
Sunday, auntie?”
“Oh, I don t know. I’d keep still
Willie, that's a dear. Auntie i;
tired.”
After remaining buieta moment
little Willie broke out:
“Where do stars come from amt
tic ?”
“I don’t know; nobody knows.”
“Did the moon lay 'em ?”
“Yes,I guess so. Don’t bothei-
tne.”
—Another short silence, when Wil
lie broke out :
‘Benny saysoxins is an owl, auntie;
Is fhey ?”
“Oh, perhaps so.”
“I think a whale euuhl lay eggs-,
don’t you, auntie?’”
“Oh, yes; I guess so” said the
shameless woman.
“Did you ever see a whale on hi:
nest?”
“Oh, I guess so.”
'“Where ?”
“I mean no. Wiilie you must be
quiet; I’m getting crazy.”
“What makes you crazy, auntie?’
“Oh dear! you ask so many que: -
tions.”
“Did you ever see aiiiiie fly eat
sugar ?'’
“Ye?,dear.”
“Where?”
“Willie sit down on the seat and
be still, or I’ll shake you. ;Now, not
another word!”
And the lady pointed her tinge
at the little hoy as if she were g.
irig to stick it through him. If sh
had heen a -’.'hiked woman sin
would have sworn.
There ar • 8,0little hoys lik-
Willie in the United States, and hull
as many in England.
SHE K5EW HER Xi!C.
Professor X., an excellent educa
tor and profound student, who does
not spurn a reasonable share of
homely household duties that falls
to the lot of every head of a New
England family of moderate cir
cumstances, was in his den deeply
absorbed in the contemplation of
an abstruse subject, when his wife
opened the door and called [softly
to him:
“My dear, could you help us in
our house cleaning by beating just
three rugs that you’ll find out un-
l*r the soutii window of the parlor?
If you will, please take then out
nro the hack yard and heat them
on the line, and I’ll he so much
obliged.”
The professor arose, • • zed his
most serviceable walking stick, and
went out into the yard, still deeply
absorbed in tho learned medita
tions that had occupied him in the
house. He took on# of the three
rugs from under the parlor window
transferred it to the back yard,
beat it long and manfully and hun
it on the line. When he came
hack for another rug he was stiil
too much t bsorhed to notice that
there were still three rugs under
the window, and when he had beat
n another and had hung that out
and had come back again,and there
were still three rugs under tne win
dow, his meditations nover switch
ed off from the subject of their con
centration to the regular and mys
terious renewal of the third rug.
And so he kept on heating those
three rugs and meditating until the
morning wore to midday, and the
professor began to grow hungry;
and when the yearnings of appetite
actually brought his contempla ion
down to sublunary things, it occur
red to him to iook at the clothes
line, and there he counted no les:
than sixteen rugs, all beautifully
beaten.
The farmer who does not have a
supply of all the different kinds of
fruit natural to this climate does
not realize the great advantage
in economy and in the health of his
family there is in such provis
ion. Apples, peaches pears, clier
ries raspberries, blackberries, straw
berries, gooseberries, currants, etc.
can be grown on almost any farn
in the United States, and there is
no excuse for any farmer.’? family
being without abundance of fruit.
Bncklen’s Arnica alre.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores. Tetter, ypSpped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
jerfect satisfaction, or money refunded
‘rice 25 cents per box.
FOR SALK RY H. S. WRIGHT.
Atlanta and Providence are try
ing the prohibition experiment in
concert.
Farmers And Mechanics.
Save money and Doctor bills. Re
lieve your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by a timely purchase of Dr. Bosanko’s
Cough and Lung Syrup, the best known
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup
and Bronchial arteetions. Relieves
Children of Croup in one night
may save you hundreds of dollars.
Price 50 cents and 51.00. Sample
free. Sold bv H. S. Wright.
The public debt was diminished
16,061,898 during the month of June
Foi proof that Dr. Gunn’s Liver Pill-
-•ures sick Headache, ask vour Dru>-
ist for a free trial package. Oniv one
lor a dose. Regular size boxes, 25 cents
Sold by H. S. Wright.
A Dominion cabinet officer
says that the fisheries difficulty will
soon he settled.
Delicate females, r.i.l people and chii
dren are always pleased with West’s
Liver Pills. Alilu, effective, and ttie\
always cure. 3J sugar coated pilfs
50c.-til druggists.
The French senate by a vo e o'
242 to 21(5 rejected a proposition t.
holisli the use of titles of nobilitv.
jgBSFRB8
[THE KIR MACHINE CO
Why wiii you suiter when one botih
oi West’s World’s Wonder wiii relieve,
and two or three bottles cure any c*se o;
rheumatism. 25 and 50c. Your uruggist
sells it.
The Ohio saloouists are paying
tiie tax imposed by the Scott law
instead of disputing its constitution
ality.
Any cast of lame back cured by a lew
applications ot West’s World’s Wonder:
also cures sprains, bruises, cuts am
burns. Cheapest and best. Ail druggists
The Krupps have obtained a
gig *.ntic contract to establish a can
non foundry and nikola.efl* in Rus
sia.
April .Showers bring forth May flow,,
ers; ai -o 5 ring on rheumatism Cure
,\\est;; nuiiualVoQiler. Ai|dry gist .
The first through train to the Pacif
ic coast over the Canadian Pacific
road started from Montreal on the
28 th.
^GLASSES
PAT? JULY 15! 1879.
107 North Fonrth Street.
ST. LOUIS, M0.
The best Oculists and Physicians
everywhere pronounce in their favor
and all who use them are only too
glad to testify to their clearnes
durability and comfort and ease they
give to the eyes, even upon the
most difficult work.
“Diamond H. H.” Xon-changeahle
Glasses are guaranteed never tc change
from the eyes. None Genuine unless
stamped Diamond and H. H. on frame.
These Glasses Properly adjust
ed can now be obtained from
Dr. J. T. Reese, Agent,
Newnan, Ga.
ONE MILE SIGNAL WHISTLE
Th- load eat and m—t plcrrla*ly ah rill
whutl« of iu me made, fan be heard mp
to ote mile. The exact size of a ,
alahrd brmaa
Manufacturers of
ENGINES,
SAW ffiES,
wilder’s patent
WATER WHEELS,
Mill Machinery,
1R0.\ AM) BRASS
CASTINGS,
eating ratalopie if
- knlyea, novelUea, and
naefal article*, we will send this
rhistle and catalognc hr mail, post-
*5 eenU in stamps. Ad-
ILLSON MFC.
dress BENNIlS A
West’s Pain King— tiie household rem-
edy. Always useful. Never fails to cun
cholera morbus, pains in stomach or
bo wells, cramp,colic, chills or sunniim
complaint. 25c. Al* druggists
30.. 7*5 Filbert Street, Phitefeiphte, P«u
SUFFERING
WOMEN !
Read what the Great Me t
odist Divine and Emi
nent Physician say s
—ov—
DK. J. R HAD FIELD’S
FemaeRegulator.
he • )• ■ ii ,
t ie knife
, id cut
HU- k.-i ;
egiiininj
y firming ine
i a circle in I lit
ig thin, circul
• g the li.-.m in
:it lh.- knuckle
i' 1 ;
to Invaluable. It ia not a panacea
bm OIIDP 0,1 dlteaMiofthsUVIl,
V-V WIe STOMACH and BOWELS.
It changes the complexion from a waxy, yellow
finffo. to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely r—ora
low. gloomy spirit*. It is one of the BEST AL*
TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE TONIC.
STADICER’S AURANTII
1 or ?Ble br all Drogfrtsta. Price SI ,00 per bottle.
C. F. STADICER, Proprietor,
<40 SO. FRONT ST.. Rhllad.lphta,
Did you Sup
pose Mustang Liniment only good
for horses ? It is for inflamma
tion of all flesh.
uuum
NERVOUS
DEBILITATED MEN.
'Mi err allowed o/rw trial of thirty day* of tho
of Dr. Dye’s Crlehrated Voltaic Belt with
trio Suspensory Appliances for the speedy
.. l>f and permanent cure of .YrrwwsDeMKfy.taM
of Vitality and Manhood, and all kindred trouble*.
Also for main-other disease*.
• Heaitij. Vigor and ManhoocMruareStoedl
No risk Is Incurred. Illustrated pamphlet In mmloM
•atveiopf mailed free. 1-v addroastn*
VOLTAIC BELT C0 n Ifarahall, KUL
The Mirror
is no flatterer. Would you
make it tell a sweeter tale ?
Magnolia Balm is the charm
er that almost cheats th*
looking-glass.
li cabbage is properly set it
suffers little by the operation, and
niter a few days it? growth will gen
erally he more rapid than one not
transplanted. But so often is this
poorly dorm that it? worth while to
grow some of the late, !.ir„e vatie-
ties by sowing seed in hills, three oj
four in a place, where tho plants an
needed. As soot is they get large
enough ad hut the !•are remov
ed and transplanted elsewhere.
Dolls for the Little Heathen.
A missionary’s wife writes from Jaffa
that there is nothing in the missionary
boxes that more delights them than
dressed dolls for the little girls in their
schools. They can never have too many
dolls.—Philadelphia CalL
it
ddU
lice-.
,r b
slic
: cor
ns; upw.n.l. Tho hist Inode
idcr.-d tne ino-t economical.
Tonga—A tongue should he
carved m wr\ t dn,d. li,v e.slite.-,
■ts delicacy depen ling very grt all\
upon at en.iou to this. The s ices
ironi the center arc considered tin
most tempting, a; d sh. uid be ci i
icu.ss aid the slices taken from
■ach side with a poll ion of the fat
which is at the root.
A loin of veal—Begin at the Sinai
end, cut the ribr apart. Cot off,
piece of tiie kidney with the fat,and
leip each plate to same.
A fillet of veal sin uld he cut iire.i
from tne top, ami in a breast c>:
Veal the breast and brisket shoiilo
>e separated and then cut in pice.
Roast pig should have the head
removed before- coining to the table.
Gut oft the legs, at the knee, ami
divide the ribs.
A leg of venison must he ci.t
iowu to the hone that the juice
nay run free, flie Nrge, thin slices
thou d he cut from die broad end.
A saddle of venieon—Cut thin,
even slices from tiie taii toward the
upper part cm each side. Venison
should always be served hoi, on
well-warmed plates.
Loins of veal, mutton or vi nison
should he jointed by the hnlehc
before corking, ami ilieii they at
readily served.
Fish—Iu carving fi>h some ; ia. .
3e is needful in order
the flakes from hrea kin;
In carving salmon a portion i i
the back and belly should I e serv
ed to each person. The cm iee-i
morsels of all large fish arc near
the head, then the thin pari.- come
net” the flavor of the part- 1 es -
est the bone is never equal ie *] os
on the upp. r pari In serving'slut;
or mackerel a part of the r, < -h. u n
be put on each plate. The tins,.!
the turbot are considered a delica
cy. Fish : s Usually placed L >:: a
dish under part uppermost, a?
there lies the best pari. In carving
fish a fish knife should he used
and if handled with lightness oi
touch ami dexterity the person us
ing it will find veiy 1 ttie truuH
carving it.
piev,
Tiie air uermeates ail soils unless
filled with stagnant water. If ilmre
is motion in the water through the
soil it i? evidence that some air is
present even ther.. Ail soils ■ x-
cepting pure sand absorb and reti in
fertilizing properties from the at
mosphere, though heavy and loamy
soils do this most. When the ccui-
try was new it was noticed that fe
ver and ague developed from mala
ria was worst on sandy soils, though
these were generally dry, and the
malaria itselt was more apt to orig
inate on low, wet lands,where there
is an abundance of decaying vege
tation.
Very Much Related to Royalty.
The duko of Iiraganza, heir to the
Portuguese crown, is related to an un
usual number of royal families. He is
nephew of King Humbert of Italy, and
also of the Princess Clotilde, and theri-
fore cousin of Prince Victor Napoleon.
His grandmother, Maria da Gloria, was
niece of the second wife of Napoleon
Bonaparte. His grandfather, Dom Fer
nando, was cousin of Queen Victoria;
and thus the young man may claim re
lationship to the royal families of Eng
land and Belgium, and all the connec
tions of tho prolific Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
tribe. He is, moreover, gfand-nephew of
Dom Pedro of Brazil, and thus related to
the Neapolitan Bourbons. And now he
is about to marry into the Orleans family.
—Foreign Letter.
^anltar^ Advantages of Low Ceilings.
Rooms with low ceilings, or with ceil
ings even wilii the window tops, are
more readily and completely ventilated
than those wit h high ceilings. The leak
age of air which is always going on
keeps all parts of the air in motion
such rooms, whereas if the ceiling is
higher, only the lower part of the air is
moved and an inverted lake of foul and
hot air is left floating in the space above
the window-tops.—Scientific Monthly.
Posing Animals for Their Pictures.
There are several photographers in
New York who have posed, collectively,
over 3,000 dogn and cats. One of them
says that in most instances the photog
rapher is not permitted to touch the ani
mal. The dog is taken into the gallery
basket by a waiting maid, the mis
tress spreads a costly rug on the table
and the dog is then posed in different
attitudes.—Chicago Herald.
trKW.OOJin Prizes.
We offer and will pay $10 for the larg-
t list of words given in the defining
rt oi V. chstcr’s liictionaiy formed from
the illustrated. $10 lor the best temper
ance poem. 5i0 for the best <■]I;(: poem.
lOfor best story of 1,000 words. 510
or the best song an i music. 10 for
file best pen and ink sketch. 55 for the
host ridles. 55 for t!
tiie number of “and
number. 55 f
nearest guess at
in next (May)
iifficult' ten
■st
for
•stems
the i
Iiiesti
difficult ten
(not puzzles)
proper answers, 55 for the host
by bay under 12 years. 55 for the
dory by girl under 12 rears. 55 for
best explanatory solution of the
Cincinnati policemen who served
in the war will wear on the left
sleeve a red tape, to distinguish the
soldier element of tiie force.
. Purify your blood and regulate your
iver ami digestive organs before t:io
neat of summer, and thus save a doctor’s
bill by the timely use of West’s Liver
Pills. AU druggists.
Do be natural. A poor diamond
is better than a good imitation.
sffon: “How oftenj and at what in
tervals has July 4th occurred on Sunday
•‘g the Christian era?” 55 f.,r the
best explanatory solution of the ques
tion; “A man starts Monday noon, and
ravels Westward, keeping tip with the
—where dots he first find Tuesday
noon ?” Send 10c. for x impie paper anil
ondrUons. A beautiful present with
>a-h !!•■■.<.-. Munyon’s ill. World,
Pbi'adelphia, Pa.
West s World’s Wonderor Family Lin
iment, a superior remedy lor neuralgia,
rheumatism, lame baca,sprains, bruises’
> burns, or wounds. Cheaper, gom
jurthor, lasts longer than any other,
druggists.
All
Do try to he sensible; it is not a
particular sign of superiority to
talk like a fool.
•Vest’s pain King should be kept hi
e\ cry house for sudden attacks of cramp
colic, painter’s colic, cholera morbus,Hu x
and dysentery. Only 23c. All druggists
Do observe. The faculty of obser
vation, well cultivated, makes prac
tical mea fm.i women.
Atlanta, Ga., February 20,18S4.
I)r. J. Brad field: Dear Sir—Some fif
teen years ago I examined the recipe of
hemale Regulator, and carefully studied
authorities in regard to its components
and then (as well as now) pronounced i
to be the most scientific and skillfu
combination of the really reliable reme
dial vegetable agents known to science
to act directly on tiie womb and uterim
organs, and the organs and parts sym
pathizing directly with these; and
therefore, providing a specific reined
for all diseases of the worn!), and of tin
adjacent organs and parts.
Yours rruly,
Jesse Boring, M. D., D. D
CAUTION !
Tbc country is flooded with quack-
ostiums, containing iron and other in
i Hons ingredients, which claim tocuri
.-ery tiling—even Female Complaints
We say to you, if you value your life
Beware of all such!
I GOOD STOCK
£ OF
SECOND-HAM*
engines
-AND—
boilers
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
—DEALERS in—
Gins, Presses, and Corn Mills.
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The latest improved ‘’Brown” Gin is the best and cheapest, and you don o
to pay for it until December 1st.
Re-boring Cylinders and Improving old valves a Special!}.
Ti BIST $200 SAW MILL IN THE MARKET.
P. S.—Now is the time to buy new Engines and Boilers ”® a ■’!",!</''■ al-
Liberal terms given on any machinery when desired. Send for j
alomie.
T-C-ZB-ikiFLIRiOIISr
agent for
Hall Self-Feeding Cotton Gin Co.
SING SING, N. Y.
Hall Seif-Feeding Cotton Gin, Cotton Gin Foedar and Condenser, also a Hull ing
in Feeder and Condenser Feeders and Condensers made to work on al
ius of other makes. Fileing and repairing of gins done in first-class style.
'Wt
CURES—Diphtheria, Croup, Ast!
xx<j*rsene«s. Influenza, Hack’ - ~ ~
Diarrhafr Kidney Troubles,
sir
A kind heart i? a foiiutafn of
gladness, making.ovgrything in its
vicinity freshen into smiies.
Reproduction of Old Daguerreotypes.
Old daguerreotypes, if copied by the
process employed in the production of
the original (the daguerreotypes), wi!
furnish a copy of remarkable distinct
ness. approaching to nearly a j>erfect re
production, while photographing would
result in a much less satisfactorv
attempt. The cc n\ in fact, will lv
found to be much better than the ol :
picture—a happy discovery resulting
from an undertaking in this direction
with portraits much failed and indistinct
—Cor. Boston Transcript.
[Li ft-. |
There v% a
"Who for«
'ist named Abel,
i the label;
Bu: was take
He died at the on
Tlic Red-Haired Girl.
■ Si. I-outo Glolie-DemotraL [
We know that her nature is fiery.
We know that her tcnt{*»r is quick.
Bu when sht*s -u love -lies in earnest.
And loves * like a :Holland of brick.”
A Valuable Hint for Draughtsmen.
Sometimes the draughtsman wishes to
erase a line without removing other parts
of the work or damaging a line which
cuts the line to be removed. In tiie above
case, lay a sheet of paper upon the line it
is desired to save, and with an India
rubber eraser the desired line can be re
moved. and you can work clean and
sharp to within one thousantli of an inch
of the parts desired to be left.—American
Machinist.
A so.ip Woman.
Tbe body of a young Indian woman was
recently shipped from southern Colorado tc
W ashington that had become completely
petrified, as it is called. It is not, however, a
re*tl turning into stone, but more nearly into
hard soap. The ammonia released by de
composition sometimes unites with fat of the
k°dy* chemists say. and produces a hard,
alkaline compound. This arrests decav. Th*
substance may be scraped off with a knife.
A Clock That Needs No Winding.
An electrical clock that runs without
winding, is not affected by the atmos
phere, can not vary, and can be sold for
one-half the cost of the ordinarr clock,
has been invented.~-Exchange •
An End To Bone Scraping
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, III.,
savs:“Having received so much benefit
from Electric Ii;iters, [ feel it my dufv
to let suffering humanity know ;‘t.
Have had a running sore on mv leir for
eight years; my doctors told
would J'pvc to have the bone sci
log anna-! .tod. 1 used, instes
bottles of Electric Bitters ai
boxes Bucklen’n Arnica Salvo
leg is now sound and well.*’
Electric Bitters are sold at liitv cent:
a bottle, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at
25c. per boy bv H. s. Wright.
me.
In friendship, as in love, we are
often happier in our ignorance than
in our knowledge.
4Vi M’s ( . I fli Sciii , • !< S V ! < < i •! .
>u jili, Kf-t 1ina, 1 rcia lJiis. >•<■! m h i t- f J
ml all throat and lurij; (lifliculti.-s. 25c
)c. and 51.00. All dmagisly
Re always at leisure to do good;
never mske business an excuse to
declim offices of liiimsuitv.
St. Mary’s Oil is a positive cure for
rheumatism and all pains requiring i
external remedy. For sale by all drti
gists.^ Laboratory, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Do avoid irritation in your fam
ily eirele, reflect that home is the
place to he agreeable.
J>r Giiniis Liver Pills.
Removes Constipation, prevent Mala
ria, cures Dyspepsia, and giv< s new life
to the system. Oi.lv oue for a dose. Free
Samples at H. S. Wrioiit’s
Do,sometimes at least, allow your
mother to know better than you do;
she was educated before you were
born.
S&S'MWlQ:
' \
Wild Cherry and Tar,
t Everybody knov/s the virtues of Wild
^ berry nnd far ns a relief and cure for
any affection of the Throat and L-m^
Combined with these two ingredient-
are a few simple healing remedies in th?
composition of Dr. Bosanko’s Cougr
and Lung Syrup, making it just t h
article you should always have in tho
house, for Coughs, Colds, Croup aho
Broncmtis- Price 50 ctsand $1.00 Sand
pies free. Sold by H. S. Wrtghiu-
The Weekly Science is appealing energetic
ally to the women of the country to stop wear,
ing birds in their hats, and to save them from
wholesale destruction.
The now treatment for ladies’ ’disease'*
discovered by Dr. Mary A. Gregg, th-
distinguished English Physician and
nur sc w hich has rcvo’utioiiizf d the en
tire mode of treating these complaints
in England, is now being introduced
into tlic U. S., under a fair and novel
plan.
Sufficient of this remedy for oiu
month’s trial treatment is sent free to
every lady who is suffering from any
disease common to the sex who send*
her aedress and LI 2c. stamps for expen
es, charges, etc.
It is a positive cure for any form of fe-
5 ale disease and the free trial pack*
is many times sufficient to effect a per
manent cure. Full directions acompany
he package ( which is put up in a plain
wrapper • also price lis for future reler
nee. No trial package will be sent af-
i. Ist.JSSfi. Address. Gregg Rem
edy Com pay, Palmyra, X. Y.
Life is neber wuth libin’ ter de man
whut thinks it ain’t.—Arkansaw Trav
eler.
is a purely vegetable compound, and ii
on 1 y inf ended for the Fema de Sex. Fo:
the : r peculiar diseases if is an abs^lutt
SPECIFIC!
Sold by all druggists. Send for om*
treatise on the Health and Happiness o!
” onian, mailed free, which gives all
particulars.
The Bradfield Regulator Co.,
Box 28, Aianta, G
PATENTS.
TV. G. HENDERSON,
im? AMU
OFFICES, 925 F. STREET,
P. O. Box 50. WASHINGTON, D. C
Formerly of the Examining Corps, U.S.
Patent Office.
Practices before the Patent Office, U.
S.Supreine Court ami the Fedei ai (’on rts
Onimons given as to scope, validitv.
and lnlnngcment of Patents.
Information cheerfully and pro in pi v
furnished. 1 *
Hand Book on Patents, with references
annexed, FREE.
S^BABCE
HEW, BIOS
3LQ0B.
These pills were a wonderful discovery. Ho others like them in the world. Will pcultively <
’ " ' i. The information around each box is worth ton times the coat of a
and you will always be thankful. One pill a dose. Illustrated pamphli
at by mail for 25c. in stomps. Dr. I. S. JOHNSON & CO.. 22 C.'~ ~
spl
relieve all manner of dist
pills. Find out about them
free. Sold everywhere, or sane
Sheridan’s Condition,
3. Johnson fc Co., Boston, Mans.
FIUS
Powder is absolutely!
pure and highly
centrated. Oneot ,
is worth a pound of
any other kind. It is
strictly a medicine * -
*- given with food.
>ld everywhere, o
by express, prepaid, for $5.00-
. mphlet
'.H. St..Bopton.
othing on earth
ill make hens lay
like it. It cures
chicken cholera and
all diseases of heno.
Is worth its weight
Id. Illustrated
by mail free.
i everywhere, or sent by mail for 20 conta in stomps. 21 -i II
ib. air-tight tin cans, SI: by mail. S1.20fe
DR. L 9. JOHNSON 6o CO.. Boston-
a
8ooDwiN j s roc \k-mi oil cream.
THE MOST PERFECT HAIR-DRESSING IN USE.
It keeps your hair from fallingout. It promotes the giowth,
prevents dandruff, keeps tho scalp clean, makes the hair and
whiskers glossy, restores hair to its natural color, and will
grow hair on bald heads.
Sample Bottles 25 Ont-s. - - Regular Size oO Cents.
J. H. GOODWIN, Proprietor,
Wes.ern L boratorv. Cincinnati. Ohio. 27
This Elegant
Gents or Ladies
18 KARAT
lated Watch,
For S?,-50
Tc
ii trod u
our 2
nduccment to ag
inauufactiiro we wil
>ttcr. We will send
tered Mail to anv s
loll
»ods into tiie market and as
ntsto handle watches ot our
make the following liberal
a sample watch by Regis
Idicss on receipt of seven
Draft, Money (Paler or Rec-
oexamine same be
nd it “C. O. I). with
eccipt of “50 cents”
uRDEA
j lie Great Southern Remedy for s.-’
309EL TROUBLE
AfiD CHILDREN TESTHfNC
at* lutle purple beny v whith s?*
• r.vt* eat*-n iu most everv sh.::--. t!i
• pa? in it having a wonderful o
x-'vets. Dr. B:<ger’s lit,c-k]c-bt?r;
-he GKK.'.T SOUTIIKax WaiTV l
the little one teething. r:.d cure
Dv sent ery and Cramp Colic.
s considered tia
• sudden and dar.^ei
owels are so frequent, and *.
Ihs occurring befo.** a
i '* '* is import*
1 provide 1
;>»edy relief, a tlc.se of wl,i
c ri-meiiy whi. L
i t. tor's Cheru!:«
r.j >iuffein will cu
imgtion^Prit^j^
Good Rebnltsin Every Case.
I>. A. P.rj.dicrd. whuloidc paper deal
• of Chattanooga. T--un., writes that he
as seriously afflicted with : - C cve e
»ld that settled r. n his lungs: hatl trieti
any remedies without h> aefit. Bcinu
induced to try Dr.Kinu’s New Discovert
for Consir; juion, did s* and was entire*
iy cured use of a ffw Bwtlles. Since
which tin e he has used it in his lamlly
for all Coughs and Colds with best re
sults. This is the experience of thou
sands who lives have been ssvrd by thi«
Wonderful Discovery.
Trial Bottle free at. H. .S. Wright’s
Drug .st«>re.
West’s Li-
in blue—the standard remedy foi
complaint, dyspepsia, indigestion and
sick headache. All druggists.
Do be ready iu time for church; if
you do not respect yourself suf
ficiently to be punctual, respect the
feelings of other people.
Children's, 1 to 5 rears,
tliitc, two attachments, -
Misses’ “ “
Ladies' “ “ .
Misses’, with a belt, “
Ladies’. *’ “ “ .
Stocking, Abdominal, and CatRine-
nial Bandage Supporter com
bined. «
Health Skirt Supporter, - . . 25c. M
Brighton Gent’s Garter, - - 15c. *
FOR SALE BT
ALL FIRST-CLASS STORES.
Samples sent post-paid to any address tinea
receipt of price in 2-cent stamps.
LEWIS STEIV,
Sole Owner and Manufacturer,
278 Centre Street, New Yt#,
Lsterod L ’Ucr. 11 you
1'on: paving for
privilege of in
to guarantee e
The cases are “Solid. Aluminum” heavily plat
ed with 18 karat gold, are guaranteed to stand
'•style and have the appearance of,and with ordi-
iid’is karat gold watches that cost from $75.00 to
led lever iiiovemc nts, compensation balance, pat-
•!i enamel dials with second hand, and are all ad
justed to keep pei feet time, a guarantee being given with each and every watch.
—We also have the same grade of watch stem, winder and stemsettei costing one
dollar roor. than the kt'.w inders. When ordering please say if Hunting or
Openface, x lain or Engraved Cases. Gents or Ladies size aro desired. All other
styles at equally low prices. Address:
the acid le-t, hunting or open
nary care viL wear as well a:
d00.00. Tin y have fine full j
nt spring over regulator, F
NASSAU WATCH CO.,
38 & 40 WILLOW PLACE, BKOOKLIN, N. Y.
GOODWIN’S HORSE AND
POWDERS
CATTL
LADIES!
rial of til
i proven ivpr'I cure
eis pwtlcr is
j. H. GOODWIN, Fro
- Fanners’ Guide for all Dis -ase
lining H'.rscs. Mules, Cows,
Hogs, and Sheep.
_ .. , rifles the Wood and prevents at-
Ff • 4y*vmost any disease all stock aro subject !o
/A j 'requiring an internal remedy. This pov -
J 5*.del- is prepared from one of oldest and
receipts known among line stock
raisers and dealers. Thousands ofeertifi-
cates have been received testifying to the
efficacy ot the Powder. All that is ask ( d
tin-is?’ cr wiii i>c ':on’. iticcii that it lias no cquiil
’ in stock. A positive cure for Hog Choi-
maiitifacturer,
•-.o-stoTy, .Cincinnati, Ohio.
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USE
LEVERINfi’S
COFFEE
On Your Table?
If you <Jonot.rben be sure to try it at once, and
you will h*re no more complaint* from any one In
the house
49*Send 10c. In stamps for a complete set of
LaTerlng’s New Cards (60 original designs).
E. LEVERING A CO„ BALTIMORE. MIX
ADVERTISERS
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