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May*
M Tom ftiti mo I rawanibar,
Ttifrtr 4*r% bright and riser,
about* ng uH imping *11 day long,
Fra** a* a woodland dear;
But whore is the little Daley
Thai armlM la your anus last year?
14 O indy! " the mother anawercA
Choking with tear* and sighs,
“ Do yon intnd bow soft were her goloeo carls,
And flaw tender blue he** eye* ?
Now vnarr the eod of the churchyard
My litt'e Daley Has !
% *Twaa the dreariest time of »Inter
My prert me hehy died ;
The anew lay white oa the distant, hills,
And white on the pa*turee wide.
And a Miter wi ld blew out of the north
From morn Ull eventide.
“All day lo my arms I trap.'’her,
Tearing with fever's g \ omt
Bat jaet as the an;* wae setting
A*4 ^ wae dropping low,
‘ Do<*^hl'jht, marnna! * ahe «h tape red,
A a 4 *. was whit* and attfl aa the enow.
v I only preeeed her cloeer;
t would not ttdmk her dead;
Her hair wae aa soft and >ar cheek aa round,
Though roaa and ensile had fled;
Ood could aot be to arnel to me,
4 She will wake with the worn,’ I said.
44 O lady 1 tbs bha of beseem
OaMot outwatfh the pain
That rant mr heart whan 1 knew her aya*
Would never unaloee again,
flat » 4 je oold, eold earth must pillow the brad
i Yhat oa my breast had lain t
44 1 ooald not wasp, yet 1 smoothed bur curls,
And put on the 'bmtdered gown,
And the dainty shoes you brought that night
You game eo late from town;
Then gently In her cradle a mail
t laid my darling down.
’“Yonr rose-tree, left for Tom end Will,
Never a flower bed abowu;
Nut two frir buds the! morning oped.
Sweet ea In Bdeu blown.
And they plucked them both for the tta? hand*
That ought not clasp their own.
“Llhe e dream it seemed when the neighbor*,
With silent, measured treed,
■tore her forth through the drifting enowr
To the churchyard's narrow bed;
Klow the wind maaiml J and the mocking sue
Wont down in * blase of red.
•‘All night t>> blast swept seaward
hwept leasing, pitiless by;
And l 4 trough the roar and tks blaoknses
9 heard her oral ling cry.
*j4j baby, lost In the etormy gloom,
W'lUi nous to shield her nigh.
44 Wearily dragged the winter,
\nd never peace I knew
Till the enows were gone and the grass wss gre* a
And ths May sky warm and blue;
Then some good angel told me
'Twee wall with Delay too.
•* Irady, you loved my darling;
Hro, twilight lingers still,
Now walk, with mo through the hedgerow lane
To tits churchyard's quiet lilllg
* '*r •• ary eve I climb the elope
¥. y heart with hope to All.
'* l orn and Will have the rose-tree set
In tlirir little elater's eod,
That the turf may In- fair for bird and bee,
Aa If by her light foot trod;
And I hear her whisper, 4 Oood-nigA(, mamma,'
And know aba la safe with God."
— 1'ewiA’i Cempanion,
t My rtf.
I don't my that 1 didn't do wrong, hut
what 1 do Hay ia that I meant to do
riRht. But that don't make any differ*
••uoe. It never does. I try to do my
very I lent, and then aomething happeiiH,
Mul I am Mamed for it. When I think
what a dtHH|i]H)inting world this is, full
of liemboo canes and all sorts of switch-
I feel ready to leave it.
It uaa Hue's fault in the l>egiiming ;
that is, if it hadn’t been for her it would,
n't- have lnqqienod. One Sunday Hhe
Mid I woro Hitting in the front parlor,
at id nhe was looking out of tho window
and watching for Mr. Travers ; ouly she
said she wasn't, and that hhe was just
looking to sec if it wuh going to rain,
and Holemnizing her thought*. I Imd
just naked her how old ahe wuh, amt
couldn't Mr. Travers have l>cen her
father if he had married mother, when
aim said:
* “Dear me, how tirettome that boy is.
Do take a book and read, for gracious
sake. ” I Mtid :
“What book?" Ho ahe get* up and
given me tho Olturri < v, and Hays :
"There's a lieautiful atorv about n
gixsl boy nnd a pig do read it and keep
still if von know how, and I hope it will
do you Home gixxl."
Well, I road the story. It told all
about a good Ixiy whose name was James,
aud hrn father wa« jioor, so lie kept a pig
that cost him 25 cents, and when it grew
up he sold it for $30, and lie brought the
money to his fattier and said:
“Here, father! take this. Oh, how
happy I am to help yon when you're
old and not gixxl for much,” ami his
father burst into tears, but I don’t
kuow what for—I wouldn’t burst into
tears mnch if anylxxly gave me $30—anil
said:
“Bless you, my noble boy; yon and
your sweet pig have saved me from a
watery grave,” or something like that.
It wus a real good story, aud it ruado
me feel like beinj, likewise. So I re
solved that I would get a little new pig
for 25 cents, and keep it till it grew up,
nnd then surprise father with $29, and
keep oue for myself as a reward for my
gixxl conduct. Ouly I made up my
mind not to lot anylxxly kuow about it
till after tho pig should be grown up,
ami then how the family would be de
lighted with my “thoughtful aud gen
erous aot!” for that’s what the paper
said James’ act was.
The next day I went to Farmer Smith,
and got him to give me a little pig for
notiiiug, only I agreed to help him wtxxl
his garden all summer. It was a beau
tiful pig, about as big as oar baby, only
it was a deal prettier, and its Jail was
elegant. I wrapped it up in an old
shawl, and watched my chance and got
it up into my room, which iH on the
third story. Then I took my trunk aud
emptied it. aud l>ored some holes in it
for air, and put the pig in it.
1 had the beet fun that ever wus, all
that day and the next day, taking care
of that dear little pig. I gave him one
oi my coats for a bed, and fed him on
milk, and took him oat of the trunk
every little whilt for exercise. Nobody
gix* into my room very often, except
11n girl to make the bed, end when - he
,,-aiue 1 shut up the truck, and she ne\< i
Misp sited anything, t got a whole coal-
scuitlefnl of the very beat mud, and put
it in the comer of the room for him to
play in, and when I lieard Bridget
coming I meant to throw the bed-
ipiilt over it, so she wouldn’t suspect
anything.
After I had him two days I heard
mother say i
“ Scorns lo mo I hear very queer
noise* every now nnd then up stairs.”
I knew what tho matter was, but I
-eve*' Haiti anything, anil I felt *0
happy when I thought what i’ gi><d
Ixiy l wss to raise a pig for my dear
I Mill J»'«
lb-iilget Weld up to my- room aland 8
o'clock one vVcIitug, Ju.st before 1 was
tuliR to bfit, to tote Up tnv clean
to- i » Wo Wvtc Nil silting ill tIn*
.cfr.-com, when we hcird her holler
*• if she was being murdered. Wo all
ran ont to see wlmt was the matter, nnd
Wcro bait Way up tho stairs, when tho
pig eaino down, anil ujtact tho whole
family, anil piled them tip on top of
himself at the foot of the stairs, and lx>-
fore we got up Bridget ramp down and
foil over Us, and said she hod just
opened the young inastlicr's tliruuk and
ont jumps the ould Hatun himself, and
she must sis- the priest or she would he
a dead woman.
You wouldn't lx-lievo Hint, though I
told them thnt I was raising the pig to
sell it and give the money to father,
they all said that they hud never Ir-n’rd
of such an almndoned and peremptory
boy, and father said:
“ Gome up stairs with me slid I’ll see
if I ean't teach you that this house isn't
a pig pen."
I don’t know what heearoe of the pig,
for he broke the parlor window and ran
away, and nobody ever heard of him
again.
I'd like to see that Ixiy James. I don’t
care how big he is. I’d show him that
he can’t go on setting gixxl examples to
innocent Ixiy* without suffering ns he
deserve* to suffer.—Jitinny Brown, in
Harjier'it lb mi// I'roptr.
THE HI, A PE OP THE EAHTH,
Admitting tho Arctic ocean to lie
open, navigable, and that a navigator
had inntle a circle and sailed around
both continents, this fsot would not
prove the earth round, any more than
yon leaving your office anil traveling
around the four squaroH leading to aud
from it aud arriving at the namn start
ing |xiint would prove tho ground and
houses ooniixising suiil block round and
revolving.
The six divisions composing the
earth represent six persons lying on
their hocks in a vast laxly of wator
with their faces upturned to tho sky;
North America—A man on his back,
his head ixiiutiug north, his feet south ;
Month America—His wife on her bock,
her head ixiiutiug to his feet; lier long
hair, resembling Mury Magdalen’s at the
foot of tho cross, twicted around his
feet, representing the Isthmus of Pana
ma, connecting North aud Houth Amer
ica. Three thousand miles distant to
the east, Europe, another man, lyiugou
his back, head pointing same. At tlieir
feet, Africa, a negro, his short hair
leaving a space between his head and
their feet, representing tho Htraits of
Gibraltar that scparati-H Euro|x) from
Africa.
To the southeast another mini lyiug
alone (Australia), his head |xiintiug to
the north, his feet south. To mnke
these six persons round uuil revolving,
tile left hand of Australia should grasp
the right hum! of North America. Thera
are but two ways of doing it: First, to
bend the earth outward, downward and
under ; second, to bend inwuril, upward
and ucross. You must either put the
contiuents back to buck, or face to face.
In the first position, yon would have a
continent turned upsido down, which
common sense will teach you cuunot be
the case. *
In the other, you would have the iu-
habitants of the two continents like
Harry Bobs, bobbing their heads against
each other. If you would keep travel
ing west from Bethlehem, and George
W. Oliilils, Esq., east from Ixiug Branch
until you would reach your offices, you
would never get there. When Gen.
Grant was in Pekin, he was in the same
position as the Irishman in Cork. He
was in Pekin’s own town, head up and the
sky over him. No difference whore you
go on earth, you aro standing on your
feet, head up und sky over you—proves
the earth flat. See Messrs. Eaton and
Hiies, of tiie Washington, Ritchie and
Campbell, of Western sohoola.—John
(JKane. in Philadelphia Timet.
KXAMPLKt OP WATi.BBD HTOCE
A little loss than three years ago—in
September, 1878—the entire issue of
Louisville anil Nashville Btock was
worth, nt current prices, $3,041,100 ; a
day or two ago, also at current prices it
wimill have taken $19,196,000, and this
alter a stock dividend of 100 per cent.
Rock Island, one of the steadiest of
stocks, could have been bought up en
tire for $29,375,000 in 1878; now it
would take $60,742,000 to buy the out
standing stock. New Jeisey Central,
at the same time in 1878—and it was not
then ut its lowest point—would have
cost $7,773,500; to-day, with a heavier
debt before it and very little increase in
property, $18,950,000 would be needed
to buy it. Bimilar instances might be
[ given without number, but those must
I suffice now. It will tako some pretty
| close thinking to find out where all the
difference comes in. — Sew York
Graphic.
As iu literature we shall find many
things that are true, und some things Unit
are new, but very few things that are
both true und new : so also in life wo
shall find many lie n I hut. are great, and
some men that ;ue £■ -o.l, but very few
men that ure both great aud gixxl.
DOMttBTn KCOXOMT.
Ranch* Arttik,—Rancid butter may
ix> recovered and sweetened by washing
and kneading it well, first in new milk,
and afterward in cold spring-water—
butylrio acid, on wbioii ths rancidity de
pends, being freely soluble in new milk.
?be shove recipe baa been found to an
swer perfectly.
Chocolate.—In preparing chocolate
for family use, cut off about two inches
of the cake to one quart of water | stir
ft first in a little cold water till it is soft,
then petit on the boiling water. After
it has boiled a short time, add a pint of
milk; boil Up and serve; sweeten to
taste.
Bner Prnmxo.—One onp of chopped
snot, two-thirds cup of mnlaoaes, one
mip of sweet milk, one cup of chopped
raisin*, three cups of flour, one ten-
sp ouful of soda, one tesapoonful of cin
namon, one-half nutmeg, steam one and
one-half hours. To lie eaten with sour
sat ice.
A Nice Disb.—Rcmusnts of boiled or
roast meat may lie utilized by chopping
them with twice tlieir quantity of bread,
seasoning with salt, pepper and herbs,
moistening with eggs and n little melted
butter ix-aten together, and either
cixikcd in a loaf or in small cakes on a
griddle. .
Potato 8alai>.—Take about ten nice,
mcAly, freslily-lxiilcd potatoes; when
they are quite cool cut them in thin
alicce And place them in an earthen
dish; add viuogar, popjx'r, salt and
olive-oil to taste ; mix with a wooden
s|xxin; a<ld a chopped onion and parsley;
also, if desirod, add capers.
To Ciioe Rkkfstkae.—Blit the out
side, or fat port, say every four inches,
cutting through to the lean, which pre
vent* contraction and increases the ten
derness. Have a bright fire and grid
iron hot before putting it on; turn over
to prevent burning. A steak an inch
and a half tliick will tie cooked in from
seven to ten minutes. • Have some melt-
mi butter, with a good supply of ]iepper
and salt, and pour over the steak juat
licforo it goes to table. To fry, prepare
in same way ; put a little batter or lard
in the pan or griddle and lot it brown
before putting on the meat; cook quiok-
ly, and, whether broiled, fried or roast
ed, if yon want it juicy and tender,
never salt until after it is cooked.
Conn Hour.—Cover the trimmings and
honea from the shoulder of veal with one j
quart of oold water; add an onion, alioed, |
a small carrot or part of one, and some
parsley. Simmer for two hours and
strain. There should bo nearly a quart
of broth. Meantime, in another sauce
pan, boil very slowly a can of corn in a
quart of water. Wash through a fine
colander that will not allow the skins of
the kernels to pass through. Return
the saucepan to the fire, melt in it a
large tuble-spoonful of butter, anil mix
with two table-s|Mx>nfuls of flour; add,
gradually stirring meanwhile, the corn
pulp and then the veal stock. Draw t >
the bock of the range for fifteen minutes,
first adding a teuspoonful of finely-
minced parsley. Put a small teaeupful
of hot milk or cream in the butter anil
pour iu the soup.
A Washington mail sent to a phre
nologist one photo of himself dressed us
a woman, another as an architect, a third
as a professor. Three charts were sent
back. The architect wus advised to
marry the woman, while the professor,
lxdng of uucongeuial temperament, wns
advised not to marry.
SmiKOTYFB printiug wns invented by
Wm. Ged, a goldsmith of Edinburgh,
in 1735.
Warner's Hufe Kidney snd Liver Cure.
A lahoe Newfoundland dog in Louis-
ville, Ky., was sheared, apparently
much against his will. After the opera
tion wuh finished, tho dog sprung to his
feet, trotted off a short Uistunoe, looked
nt himself and ut the man with the
shears, and then leiqxid into tho air and
fell dead. Bystanders attributed the
dog’s death to grief for the loaa of his
handsome cost.
If you want to enjoy a cool, shady,
breeiy, cosy, sociable, delightful sum
mer rest, go to Bailey Springs, Ala.
They have a perfect crowd of the nicest
sort of people there, anil are enjoying
themselves hugely. The water was never
hotter, the music is delightful, the fare
is unexceptionable, the attendance first-
class, and indeed we may truthfully say
that Bailey is booming. It is a good
thing for both guests and proprietors
that the public 1ms decided the conun
drum, “where can I get the most benefit
nnd pleasure at the least expense and
trouble,” in favor of Bailey Springs.
Cases of dropsy, scrofula, dvapepsia, de
bility and disease of the kidneys, blad
der and skin, that have defied the doc
tors and resided all other medical
springs, are getting well there every
week so eosilv and quickly that the in
valids almost come to the conclusion
that there never was much the matter
with them. If you are so unfortunate
as to lie interested in such matters, drop
a postal card to Eilis it Co., nnd ask for
u circular. Then write to the parties
whose names are .signed to the oertifi
cate, and if there is any humbug about
it, you'll soon find it out.
BrmQLABs broke into the house of a
horribly ugly old maid, and, just aa they
approached her couch, the woman, who
wns dreaming she was being proposed
to by a handsome young man, exolaimed:
“Yes, love, I will many you." The
frightened burglars sprung thirty feot
through the window-sash, and never
stopped until they were hid under a hay
stack fifteen miles from tuwn
BOBDEA FX AVD IT* HIVE A.
In the United States Bordeaux is bat
ter known by its wines than by its politi
cal or religious history. In its vicinity
between the broad and deep Garonne
and the sea, lies the most celebrated
wine district, in the world. This is the
famous Medoc region, and contain! the
world-renowncil Chateau Margaux, Cha
teau L.dltto, St. Esteplio, St Julien and
Macon vineyards. Probably no other
territory >' ?qtml sine, not even amid
tho gold a- > diamond field, his pro-
duoed mote, «o much, wealth as this.
The Bordeau’ high, indeed, have en
riched Franco n. . “ than any other one
interest. For table Use, when pure,
they arc probably tin best in existence,
a fact which dealer* here tell mo the
Americans know well how to appreciate.
There is a striking and singular differ
ence, however, between Bordeaux on ths
banks of tho Garonne and Bordeaux on
the banks of Hiune other rivers
The great wmo vaults of Bordeaux are
interesting. Through the courtesy of a
friend I Mils primitti-d to desceud into
one of tin in. The ox|ierienoe of going
through thnt cellar ia, as an Irishman
would say, much like that of passing
through tho catacombs of Rome, only
different. 'Die vaults arc two stories
deep, one series under the other. Most
of the wines in store are in bottles,
placed on iron racks, and laid upon their
sides, in order to prevent the admission
of air through the corkage. Many of
the rncks are overspread with fangus,
which grows in such places in very curi
ous forms, nnd without any apparent
moisture to nourish it. In many of the
racks the bottles hail lain for ten, twenty
and even thirty years untouched. Tho
wine iu casks is racked off at certain in
tervals in ordur to eliminate the sedi*
ment.—Cinoinnati Gazette.
HIVVTOHT nr THE tAVCTUH,
It was post midnight and the lights In
the Hawk-Eye sanctum shone brightly
on the brave men of the staff there as
sembled. The news editor reached over
for th# brush to fastei a paragraph
down otet its credit.
M It paste to be honest,” he mur
mured.
“ Especially when you are ncscissory
to the act,” said tho city editor.
“ But this,” said the editor, lifting the
old stove-polish out from a pile of looee
manuscript, " is what gives the jiaper-
weight. ”
“And this," said tho oescciate, hold
ing an original p<x;m on “winter" in
the gns-Jet, “lendsit An airy lightness.”
“ Nary lightness it Is,” said the news
eiljtor, “ for there’* pounds and pounds
of It in the drawer.”
“ Take caro of tho pounds,” said the
city editor, “ aud the pencil take care of
itself. ”
“I should re-mark,” said the proof
reader, as he called for a revise.
“ Anil I should dollar,” said the busi
ness manager, coming in with n hatful
of manuscript.
“Now you’re shoutin’," sang the
chorar ; “sav your piece.”
“ I have come to co-operate with you,
said the business manager. "See!
these are tho now adze.”
“ Put a pica head ou him,” said the
foreman.
And longer had they sung, but with a
frown the funny man impatient roee,
and, remarking thnt this wbs a noose
paiier, joked off all further debate and
the forms wont down.—Burdette.
HVHIEEHA BBFOHB rLEABUBK.
There is a sagacious Newfoundland
dog in Norwich. Ho will tako the bas
ket, in which is a note, and go to the
market, got meat, vegetables, or what
ever the note calls for, and oarry it safely
home. But ho has a daily task assigned
to him which he performs, rain or shine,
aud thnt is to carry his mistroas her din
ner. She keeps a millinery establish
ment, and docs not go home to her noon
day meal. Regularly ns tho day comes
around, tho dog muy lie seen trotting
along Main street at nlxiut 11:30 with
the basket in bis mouth, looking neither
to the right nor left, but going straight
to tho store, whore he sits down and
watches it until his mistrus.-i comes for
it. And lie is so well known, too, umong
the Norwich dogs that ho is never mo
lested. Bnt on Monday a stranger dog
undertook to have a little racket with
him while ho w-is loaded down with his
Commissary stores. He hung to tho
bosket, but stopped long enough to get
a gisxl look at tile cowardly cur wliu hail
interfered with him, and then stnrteil off
in a rim to the store, wiiere lie dropped
he basket and immediately returned to
the street und lx-gau to search for hi*
nsHailiint. lie found him on Franklin
avenue, and proceeded to chastise him |
in true canine style. In nbout half a
minute lie sat down and watched that cur
put in his best jumps for the hill-tops,
giving a ki-lii at every leap.—Hartford
((X) Oourant.
Mi: who makes a baseless insinuation
against ii neighbor's integrity or honor
is guilty of an injustice which is utro-
ious aud monstrous in comparison witli
the petty depredation of tile despicable
thief who breaks into liiq granary and
stu ruptitinusly carries sway his corn.
Ilow to get Kick.
Kxpai-i yiiumslf day uuil night, eat toe
much without exi rui*e; work too hard with-
it r«st; doctor sit tits time; tako all the
lo iiiistriiiiis atlvertixcil; anil then you will
want to know
Ilow to get Well.
Which i» answered in three word* Take
Hop Bitter*! Hee other column.—Express.
Tim pecuniary luoentlvo for a youth
to apply his mind to study in order that
lie may become a man of groat sobolos-
tie at t idumonts oauuot bo over-estimat
ed. The salary of the average editor is
atxnit $2,000 a year, while tho jockey
who r<>de Iroquois was paid $5,000 for
th* race.
Hr. Vsniikboii.t’s income ts msrvelons ; so is
Aialierg n Letter 1 no. Try it. (Jsmurou, Am-
berg A Co., Chicago.
“ Hbrr, James, take these two cakes
and give tho smaller one to little Tom
my,” James examines the cakes cure-
, Jolly, appear* undecided, and finally
| takes a heroic bite out of one of them,
1 which he passes over to his brother with
the remark: “There, Tommy, I've
made you a smaller one—they were ol
the same siae."
Is M Possible
that ft remedy tnsdc of s-ucti common.
I Ic plunt- as Hop . Bnchii, Mandrake. l)m
ilcii-m, eic., make so tunny and such .urn
yelons and wonderful eurus as Hop Bitter
do? It mind h . for nlicti ohl and yotinr
rich anil poor, jki-lor and I toe I or. l.awyer
ttii-J Editor, all testily to having been on
l.y them, we must hclt.-vr snd doubt
longer. . s ‘**r other column.—1*0*1.
PINKHAM’8
TWTAgj oomSSSh.
Is^*ojntlvi^nr«
far *11 thsss PstafRI r«s*lalai# aaS Waakaaaaaa
-a raanai laaar kaat ftxnla MValallaa.
IS a-tu cure rntlnlj the worst form of FcmaMCom
plaint*, all orrarlan troublt*. Inflammation nnd doom
lion, Fsilln* snd IXi J lir—nirnt*. nisi the consaqasnt
Spinal Weakness, snd !• particularly adapt'd la Ua
Chan fa of Ufa.
IS win dissolve and rxpvl tumor- from tho a tores In
an sarty stsee of devi lo| ment. the tonarnrylocan-
ovrons humors there ts i-litckrd very speedily by ttattaa.
It removes falotnees, flatulency, nestroysall rrsrvtny
for stimulants, and retlevr-weakursa of the stomach.
It cures Dlnatlng, Headaches, Nervous TVostrsHon.
General Debility, MeepJ-wsnees, Depresalon and ladl-
S«sMa«.
That feellnf of hearing dosro, ransinc paln.wstghl
asd backache, is always permanently cured by Ms Ess.
It srUI at all times and under nit rlrrumsSnacss act ts
harmony with the laws that govern the female lysss.
For the cure of Klitnry Complaints of either ml UUa
Compound Is unsurpassed.
ltbia e. pinkiiam’s vegetable era-
POUND Is prepared at « and XU Western Avenue,
t.yan, Ram Price *1. six bottles for ft. Rent by maR
la the form of pills, also In tho form of looensm, oa
tanetpS of pries, |l per box for either. Era. Plnkhaas
freely answers all letters of Inquiry. Sand for pamph
let, Address as above. Ment/rm tho Dsper.
Be family should be without LYDIA E PI NX HAM'S
LIVER rtUA They purs constipation, hUiousnaas,
sad torpidity of tho liver. K cants per box.
tr StM by mil Drsiilstf. T>
PERRY DAY A..
Paia-Kiik
A SAFE AND SURE
REMEDY FOR
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Cramps,
Cholera,
| Diarrhoea,
Dysentery.
Sprains
AND
Bruises
Burns \
and
I Scalds,
Toothache
I AND
Headache.
F0RRAT.FPYALL DPUGGTf'TP
HOSTETTEBi
For Ohlllm and Fmwmr
AMO ALL DlflAIII
Cilia< ky Malarial Faliwnlm aC Ifca MI**4L
A WARRANTED OUAB.
Price, a 1 .OO Fur sale hr sit Prosaists,
MILL and FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BELTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS. PUMPS ALL
KINDS, IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS. Ao. Send lor Prioo-
List. W. H. DILLINGHAM « CO.,
143 Main Strut, LOUISVILLE, KY.
HOANOKK
COTTON PRIM.
Two libiidfl pFfHE a .VHF-lb.
Uli in on APcmub. Kollowwr
r*iaed rrNdv for Biiotiipr bala
in lo «<*et> tla. Con ten ivnt,
Poweifiil. Dumblp. Rt><|UlrM
Yi ry little room. Cheaper
tlmn it wooden *cr«w |>r«M.
< l>-Ini?ed to o Hay Pr- m Iii a
fi-w iiiiiiiiD-t. Ctrniilur* fiee.
II. HCRUK-AS, Mftfitt-
»r, IU«H Hs|Ufti«i N. C.
WM.
AIM WMT MARTI MONKTI Tms |MM sf«l4
9|f f*w want e LaiMttsfit mousust.s. ••win*
vlS k«2ii*,N T nVc if*1 'rn i v Ti i In 1
IimaOlUTB th* HAIR i* i nsere Ami lo knmhwf
T»J IhqjThbt KDbnip'i -ttsm-vpry which Lei NkVi.H
ffAILRD. AmIoNLT 811 CENT* I* Dr J. OO'
Lit, Mm IMP. Iimm, Min. u**m* *f til >*it»i
flfl. iHAiri uauei
IANU|l.UflU. Tbi$ Z
Ik* NmmNw •/ tbq l»4« Dr.
flkerp. U kmtMippi' *k« •««.
PILES. §
——ialit «m4 M In § ffthtilrh
•f flirty y«ar$ tliroaf float iflo ioaifl la ti* IimImrI
•f Pllas riaialM, Piuor*. mi klaflrld EmUl
CAronuDflwolaaolM oared. Tflo (Wnialo flTflooTSSL
s* iss.“sS,“rT«~T:«r
YOUNG MEN he n Jrm*ro , ( P . h !im"
.I on, kddr.-M VAl.K.Mt.M; HUGH., Jauearille, Wi>.l|
A Noiiwioh oouplo who had a ,K)t cat
which lmd growu helpless from ago and
extremely filthy, put it out of its misery
by tho agency of chloroform. They
buried it iu th* garden, and planted a
rose bush over its remains. Tho next
morning it appeared at the door to be
let in, and had the rose bush under its
arm.
All r&utionx mothers should keep Kidnev-
Wort in tlx- house to use for themselves and
their elnklii n.
A new Look is out entitled “Liukn in
Rebecca's Life.” Rebecca was probably
a sausage-maker’s daughter. What an
eventful aud mysterious life she must
have led I
■H-Ixth Ssxfhe.,
rats, eats, mice, snts, flies, iusocts, cleared out
by “Bough ou Bats.” 10c., di'Utv.isl*.
I*i iukhtioh, dyspepsia, nervous prostration
snd all form, of general debility relievod by
taking Menshxr'b rri-Tont/KU Beef Tonic, the
only pri-parntion of bwf containing its entire
nutritious properties. It contains blood-msk-
in-.', force-genersting snd lifo-si.stshiing i;rop-
ertii-s: is invilutble in all enfeebled conditions, ]
wlx-tlicr the n »*lt of exhaustion, nervous pros
tration. overwork, or acute disease, particularly
4f resulting fi in pulmonary complaints, ('mi
ll, Uhziu.I A <’o., proprietors, New York.
ItKXKi'X f llllllH.ll Sill.VK
Ills 111 -.1 -ll L f.-.i II llt-i-.—, -Ot'., Uli.t.
I HI,. . . i cli.piHHi 11..... I -, ClalbLita-, Cot ii.
I.HIII.4.S-. r.11.. ’Vi-.-chlv. M.a l-unpiv.
I Ill's U Vs, II.IBOLU SALIH, m ,u atk-l. *1,
III-.VIM.U rnc. Eon.u-
n. uin:t:v. u\vui:uri:ii minus
^ STOMACH __ #*
oITTERS
TIumikIi Nhaken In Kvery Joint
And filler with fever and ague, or bilious
remittent, the system may yet be ficed from
iho malignant virus with Hostetler's Stom
ach Bitters Protect the system against it
with this beneficient anti-spasmodic, which
is furthermore a supreme remedy lor liver
complaint, constipation,dys cpnia, debility,
rheumatism, kidney troubles und other mi
ni eats.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PATENTS.
GEORGE E. LEMON. Att'y at Law,
WANIIIN4J ION, I> « .
Rpfri euro i gtvfu lo actual client* m i.t anv oTeryf’oun
in thu U. s. Com-HpondiMicc Invited. 8end &k«*lcb «»r
ltd for opinion aa t*> ihu |MtfiitHbilitY. .Vo ch*rgu for
DC * A con P« r '1*? ml ho, “*- 8ft in pi *»# worth to free.
#9 10 Ifcw Addrftft* HTtiftOft A Co., Portlftad, Matr.*.
orw re WANTED for tflft ***t ftnd Fufttert Belt-
L ln« Pictorial Hook and Bihlefl. Priooft reduoodM p«r
it, National PuhlUhlog Co., Philadalphle, Pft.
•ful. h-tVS
One Dollar
Th# Best Story Pnpcrln tho WnL 4S column*
of or g tvtl nnd choloft'ij-Aelocte.i roadln^ inMtcr, printml
u{m>d lAigo, plain t\po IsmiuH Wnekly. ami mdia.t to
any addi.at in tho Unitoil htHt«*a, |>ofiiAgH paid, ftf
4>n«* llolliira Your. K\i*ry new aul Kcriber gut* •
premium. Son 1 for *mtuple copy. Add
C MI4 A€iO IslUttE
Blood, — —-—„ r -
entire v stem In tlm-r month*. Anv paraon alio
will take one i ill racl) nluhl from 1 to ltworks m»v be
roetored to sound lioaltn. if fuu h a thing b»* in^a ble.
Hold fvt r 1 while nr hi ui b\ mail for H lot lor tdaUipe.
I. H. JOHNSON lV CO.* DaihIoii, 111h*$h
(im in>t l> llnugoi’* Air.
Of
I'UNS
MANHATTAN BOOK CO l« W. ltth bt. N Y. I’.O. Roe 4510
Addrea* «lajr Bronaon, Dctroil, MlelL
invest Your Earnings
mi v. Pi ofli ?
U’« I)/“»• •
{. jl l xl.na.
uornin**nt bn
oak of the 1><
T.and nnd Impro?**
thin iV.i pvr .ylC
iiioii Hi Ahxo-
•iily in Denver
Organized by
liver. lUdor to any of our
Denver. Any number of
eluiu**’at Ten I»oil;n t each, aant by mail on receipt of
inoncT. Circular* amit free Addre*-*
” 7 aKCHIPx r. KI8K, Prealdent.
A, H. K*TKa, Trvaaurer; ,M. H. Smith, Hecretary,
A YRA'A and fxpeuiae to agcnU
Outfit live. Addree*
I*. O. Vickery, 4u««*a«n, Me.
(iKNrLEMEN7TwarBuSer!5gTro^TenerttiniebThtM^Tuc^Tt^xten^nHt my labor wae exceedingly!^iur-
dt-nsume tome. A viicutionor aroontn did not give m*» much relief, but on the contrary, %..is lollowoa oy
increiuied i»roe!rfitioa und ainlUng chill*. At thle time T bemm the om of tort r Iron r«»Nlc, from whl< u 1 re-
^lited almost tiumediate and wonderful result*. The.old ener«T returned aud 1 found tbut my nnturui lore
s notdiermuneiitly ahuted.1 have usedthree bottles of ^ f uc Tk - B i 1 wuh^Am.miudn^
> the
KV -' JThv Iron TonU, f.
■ bj-i I- - . H. M... , I,,reparation of XVn.V
•I : ..... nf ins Hl.»«l, gi.liiv7«, I.IMI. ItwrMfs/Irsn. IV.-M-1
I rtnn ffai’fc. nnd fflotsl
j, tthatem, iiaaertriffd I
• t-sii, 1 nrioiih, 1 m ith the feu* table ■
. . ■ I, i . i j i. a -J*alien, it mervem ■
jrrw i/iii’ifiivr ir/irrel
« li . K piLli* sis tti« i«*i cattle .* ! 1T»m*c ia newMMnry.f
rv I.bb* »(• ue a-«* * , rikt* •» rur ne u
bor thftt 1 ever did in ihe same time during my Illness, and with double the e«“e. Wdth tuo 'trftiMUU nei
•md vitfor of bod), has come also % clearness of thought never before eojo>6d. It the Tonicibae nobsooiw t
work,! know not whaL 1 givn it ta.rredlt. .1,1'. WAT»owri'n.tnr fhrl.tlnn ( hnrclL froLLH.
Fairbanks’ State.
The World'3 Standard.
FAIRBANKS’
For Weighing Cotton at the Gin.
k
aov*Bximir
COTTON BEAM
Truat, Hooks and *11 ether required
Attachments,
BUY ONLY THE GENUINE
Fairbwaaka’ Standard
SCALES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
irSEND FOR CIRCULAR."W
rAZABANKS At OO.,
53 CAHF STREET, HEW ORLEANS, U
MIT OF DISEASE*
ALWAYS CURABLE BY U81NO
MEXICAN
MUSTANG
LINIMENT.
ar Bra ak flue.
IthEnmstlsm,
Burns and Soalds,
SAIags «ud Bites,
Cuts und Bruises,
Sprulns * Stitches,
Contracted Mueclee
MUTJoluU,
Beekaehe,
Eruptions,
Fruit Bites,
OF A If IMA I*.
Scratches,
Seres and Galls,
Spavin, Creche,
Screw Worm, Grub,
Foot Rot, Costt All,
Lameness,
Swliiuy, Founders,
Sprains, Strains,
Sore Feet,
SUflheae,
sad ill external dlioara. end every hurt or soeidont
For gen jiU use in family, stebleand a took yard it it
TJIE BEST OF ALL
LINIMENTS
Cyclopedia War.
Tha great lilflnny of I'mrr’W. fi not* Inlga
■aw comp'.*t«d, larae ly;»« ed'tinu, unurlv lopic* 1$
avsry danartment ornuman ki.owl»*«gp, abtnii do per rent,
larger th*n CUftmbars'a Eucvulouoedi*, 10 jer cent
lamer than Applatou’a. per cent lamer thkii J(.hn>nu*<
at a tuara fiaolios of theli oust. Kifte u l*rg • n< l*vo \ *n
umes, iiftAfl? 13,000 pAge*. nomplet* In cloth bindni
§15* in flair Aua*lft, #MO| in full l.brars «b*ap, maibieA
adges, KMA. Spaoiai larm*tooluba.
$10,000 REWARD
I usl. MaaM •■Uk fl» spactmen paua* And full f -Hu ulai*
» AMERI' AN BOOK F.X« HA.vat.
Jaw* B. Albwb, ftfanugar, 764 Bmndwny. New > orfl
1 Adkilean Watch Co., Pittsburgh, Pft.
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TJKI :t THt on. HASTES MEDICINE CO., SO. «* »MTS **•« «TRUT. *T. ISS
NCYCLOP/EDIA®??
T10UETTE S BUSIN FSS
This la tha eflaapart and only oamplata and reliabla
Work on Etiquette and Business and Hocinl form*. It (alia
i perform all the vai ous duties of life, and how to
to tiie best ndvnntagp on nil occasions.
•nla Waiiled.-Si'iid for circulars containing ■
aeription of tiie work and extra term* to ngeut*.
Addies* National I'ubi.ishmo Co., Ailaulu, Qa.
30c
ThTrjumdTrTunhTnr
juet |iubiihbedq wilt by
tuiiil, |K>hbigc paid,for
(1 A3cBLompetakcn.) _
it Isa Practicaltrvatlm*on l>ouC
Entiy by an old Atvouutnute Any
one, by a few hours application.
■ •nn h**eomo proil.-i.-nt. (No pro-
viotiekiiow leorrorequired ) Invnl-
uublutoull Yoiimrnit uund women,
MARRIOTT d> CO.,
(tni.evinrtnn Ht. IWtlmorr, Md.|
tdOORE'
r n.-.v. x ^
B U S i N E S S fcj,N:!lVE R SOit
Sewn ran Catalogues
COTTON IS KING ""
S:.S“i.’5Sa KING OFCOTTON
for Cotton Gin una and general plantation purposes,
not found in any 0tk,r Engine in th* world. Fo»
Pamphlets and Price List apply bv mail to TUB
AIJLTMAN ft TAY1GR COMPANY, Mawsfielo,
Ohio
Publisher** Union, Atlanta, Oa Tblrty-aaven.—81.
DEDERICK’S HAY PRESSES
are sent nnyw here on
lal to operate
gainst nil other
yresses, tho
cuHtomur
. keeping the
Vono that
I suits best.
I No oue has
. over dared
showununy
(»ther Preac,
is Dedetiek'B
ts Is known to
bo Utyond compe
tition, ond will ball* with twice the rapidity of any
other. The only wav Inferior machines can be sold
is to deceive the In ’Xperi nced l>y rldleulously false
atateiucnts, und thus n il without sight or seeing;
uiul swindle the purchn^ r. Working nuy other
Press alongside <*f lVdorlek'a always sells the pur
chaser n JXxleiickPfess, nnd all know it too well to
show up. Address, for circular or I'tvssea, P. K.
DEDKKicK & co., Albany, *<. br order Uarougfl
your merchant
