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A Persecuted Nan.
Tho Imliacajiolis Herald tells of the
tribulations of a farmer who came to
town from recently. wind When blew about off two his hat—a miles
home the
new and stylish plug, which he had pur¬
chased a few days previously, thinking
he would make his tir-t appear¬
ance in the city, looking r. spendable,
of at least the heavy as to head-gear. Both wheels
it, crashing the wagon tile passed into directly thoroughly over
a
shapeless mass. He was obliged to
cover his caput with a bandanna nntii
his arrival in town, where they gener¬
ally keep all sorts of head-covering for
sale. A little further on, one wheel came
off, and he was unceremoniously pitched
out into the road, and considerably
bruised. A stranger assisted him in
again getting on the pin, but in the act
of driving iu the linchpin, the helpful
stranger happened to strike one of the
unfortunate follow’s thumb a terrible
tilow, completely di-lodgiug the nail.
About this time the man had serious
ideas of retracing his way homeward,
but finally screwed Ins courage up to the
sticking place, and decided to come muti¬ on
and lated defy fate. He well wrapped possible, up the and
thumb as as
proceeded. He had gone but a short
distance further, when an infernal old
dog jumped at one of his horses, causing
the animal to spring so suddenly as off, to
break his headstall and throw it
when the horse, more stepid than
vicious, turn d square around, and
wedged himself, his mate and the wagon Help
and contents in a fence corner.
fortunately finally came to his and rescue, the team
was extricated, the man pro¬
ceeded. He had brought a little “snack”
from home and feeling slightly bit. hungry,
thought he would eat a Iu takiug
it out of his pocket with his well hand,
which happened to be the and left before one, he he
dropped it overboard, get it, couple of
count spring ill-mannered out.to hogs gobbled a it
selfish, leaving him up
to the last morsel, not even
a “leetile bit o’ gheese.” Wheu he
fiualy arrived in town, he found that
each of horses was minus one shoe, and
a pair of substantial blankets, intended
for the animals in case of need, had
“gone glimmering through the dream
of things that were.” He is a perfectly
temperate individual, but desires that
his name shall not be mentioned, con¬
cluding tlmt if it should become public
that such a succession of little tribula¬
tions attended his progress here, he
couldn’t get credit at any store iu town
to the amount of fifty cents—provided
he should ever be compelled to ask for it.
Bathing.
The end of the day is the best time
lor a sponge-bath; a sponge insomnia and a coarse where
towel have often cuied
iliaedium failed. A bucketful cf tepid
water will do for ordinary pirpMes;
daily shower-baths iu winter-tune are as
preposterous as hot drinks in the dog
days. Russian baths and ice-water
cures owe their repute to the same pop¬
ular delusion that ascribes miraculous
virtues to nauseating drugs—the culminat¬ mis¬
trust of our natural instincts,
ing in the injurious idea that all natural things
must lie to men, and that the
efficacy of a remedy depeuAx on the de¬
gree boys of its hundred repulsiveneas. Ninety-nine
in a would rather take
the bitterest medieiDe than a cold buth
in mid-winter. If we leave children
and animals to the guidance of their in¬
stincts the dog-days, they will and become quench amphibious their thirst in
at
the ious coldest spring without but in fear winter-time of injur¬
consequences ;
even wild beasts avoid immersion with
an instinctive dread. A Canadian bear
will make a wide circuit, or pick bis
way over the floes rather (ban swim u
lake in cold weather. Baptist mission¬
aries do not report many revivals be¬
fore June. Warn springs, on the other
hand, attractall tho birds and lx iris
that stay with us in winter-time : the
hot spas of Rockport, Ark., are visited
nightly all torchlight by raccoons and and foxes Hiixtliausen in spite
of hunts;
telis us that in hard winters the thainx
of Paetigorsk, and iu wild the Eastern Caucasi IS
attract door hogs from tho dis¬
tant Terek valley. I know the claims
of the hyiLopathic school, and the argu¬
ments pro and con, hut th:i main points
of the controversy still hinge upon the
issue between nature’s testimony and
Dr. Pnessnitz’s.— L. Oswald, h.
Povular Science, Monthli/.
Dime Novel Story.
About midnight Mike Snatcher, an
Irishman, elevator, employed at Fleming’s coal
told Lieut. appeared in Stores’ Station, and
down Sargent that his wife was
on board a river shanty, with
a man named Mike Stretman. The
Knoppe, Lieutenant, accompanied by Sergeant
went down to the boat. Tho
guilty wife heard them coming, and,
running into out in her night clothes, sprang
the river. Her clothing caught < 'll
a leaned spike, and there she hang. The officers
over and were endeavoring to pull
her out, when Stretman appeared with a
keen-edged Wliat ax in his hand and exclaimed,
“ are trying to drown that
for?” you
woman Then seeing Snatcher ho
struck a vicious blow at him, which
would have laid his head open had h»
tried not dodged. Then Btr.jtmon turned and
to strike Lient. Sargent, who
evaded the blow and grabbled with him.
In the scuffle that ensued both men fell
into the river. The Sergeant seeing a
good opportunity fired a shot at Stret¬
man, but missed liis aim, and he like¬
wise sprang into the river to assist the
Lieutenant. Between them they dragged
Stretman to shore, rescued the woman
and took the whole party to the station,
where the man was locked np for assault
with intent to kill, and the woman for
vagrancy. —Cincinnati Gazelle.
When you wish to know what the
weather is to Ire, go out and select the
smallest cloud you see. Keep your eye
upon it, and if it decreases and disap¬
pears it shows a state of the air which
is sure to tie followed by fine weather;
but if it moreases in size, take your
great coat with vou if you are going
from Tlie home, for falling weather is not far
off. reason is this r When the air
is becoming charged with electricity you
will see every cloud attracting all lesser
oDes toward it, until it gathers into
a shower; and, on the contrary, when
the fluid is passing off, or diffusing it¬
self, then a large cloud will be seen
breaking into pieces and dissolving.
Oxe's self-satifaction ta an untaxori
kind of property which it is very unpleas¬
ant to find
Worthless Patents.
“The Perfection Window Cleaner’
was in substance a rubber mounted oc
a long handle convenient for reaching
np to eh an lofty windows and the like;
the peculiarity which of the device consisting
in the way in a cushion for rub¬
bing was adjusted, so that it eoulil b<
pressed against the surface tol>e cleaned.
T he court said that there was nothing
new in tliis; the implement was only a
mop or scrubbing brush made of india
rubber.
‘‘Improved Kindling Wood” was pat¬
ented, consisting of we-od tied np in
small bundles, each containing a lump
of combustible matter which would take
fire from a common match. The court
said that there was no more invention
in this than there would be in selling a
sherry-cobbler glass with a straw in it,
or a can of food with a fork. As at first
devised, the “Fare-box” used in city
omnibuses and street-cars was inefficient
for want of an opportunity to the driver
to see whether the proper fare had been
put in. Some one obtained a patent
for the improvements of fitting a
window and a reflector, in such a man¬
ner that the driver might, either by
or night, see the coin which had been
deposited. With these changes the
fare-box became a success. But
court said that there was no
in inserting an additional window, or
in putting in a reflector near a lamp.
To relieve drivers from the
of buying a new whip because the
end has become frayed or broken,
the stock remained good, an
contrived “ Whip Tips ” with sockets,
so that a worn one might be unscrewed
and a new one screwed on in its place.
The court said that he might sus’ain
exclusive right to his screw, but
the important feature of the device
making independent tips to lie
tuted for worn ones—was not new ;
is the priueiple npon which
in sections have been made for
years.
“ The Rubber-tip Pencil ” has had
extensive sale ; but, when the patent
it was contested, the court said
there was no invention ; the device
nothing but “a piece of rubber with
hole in it” Not many years ago a
ent was questioned for an article
“ Comminuted Glue. ” The device
sisted in breaking glne into facilitate small
cles of uniform size, to
solving it lor use. The court said
nothing was here involved other
grinding glue fine, and grinding
be called a new invention
Science Monthlu.
____
Teeth as Producers of
ness.
Dr. Sexton, a leading otologist of
York, thinks he has discovered a
tion between near-sightedness,
hearing furnish and defective teeth ; the
the starting point for the
order affecting the other two organs.
The “ fifth pair ” of nerves supplies
once the teeth, the tissues of the
those of the eye and oar, the
ments of the frontal and temporal I' 1
gion, etc. A defective tooth
irritation of the whole region thus
plied, and iu fact often occasions
cases of neuralgia. Even when there
no pain felt in a tooth it may yet be
oanse of grave disorder in Urn eye,
or temple. D mentis, it is claimed,
sometimes duo to a tooth having all
appearance of soundness to the
fessional eye.—Baltimore Sun.
An eagle was shot m California
cently, measuring ten feet from tip
tip of its wings, while in the act of
rying off a lamb. This is claimed lo
the largest bird of the kind ever
on the coast.
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PI LLS
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL
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SYMPTOMS OF A
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Loss of appetite. N ausea, bo wels costive,
Pain m the H ead,with a dull sensation in
the tact fuitne*s part, Tain und er 'the'shoulder
blade, after eating, with a disin¬
clination'to exer tion of body or min d,
Irrite HIity of te mper. Low spints l Xoss
of memory, with a feeling orbavinf neg¬
lect© d some duty, the weariness, Dots before Dissiness.
Fluttering of Hear t, the
ey e *,~ Y el lo wS k i n,~geadeche,'H estle s« -
ness at night, highly colored tTrine.
IF THESE WAEHUTGS ABE UJTHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILL SOON BE DEVELOPEO.
TUTT8 FILLS «*peeially adapted to
such feeling CMB«i r on« dose antonifth effect* the sucbachange snfferer.
of as to
They fnereikae ike Appetite, andrauie the
body to Take mi Fleah. thus the system i*
uonrUhed.and by liieirTonle Actieaon the
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Gray Hair Or W Hires a* rhungsd to * Glossy
Black by a *inxJe application of Ibis Dyy. Ji
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every form of external pain
lie
MEXICAN
Mustang It Liniment is without fln equal.
| the pcnetrwt.es tle»h and muscle to
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sible. Jte effects Human Flesh impos¬
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MUSTANG
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saved by the healing power of this
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More Nipples, Caked Breati, and
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Stahls and Stook Yard are liable.
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four round vomers nnH is n full pvw 4 m*c Ti,* at vie of iuulro
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removing all dyspeptic symptoms,
such as taxiing the food, Relchiug,
Ifcut in the Htomach, Heartburn,
etc. The only Iron Preparation
tliat will not blacken the teeth or
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Aaa that all Iran Ritter* are bb*A* hr Raown Cmnrtt
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M lhf> acting by Absorption, na<1 oxvrti.'.z
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ey iih c. - • : na memory, removing tho J> ■ mneee
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trcuiil*, i.ud roT.orifif perfect &ey uai Vivcr, whero
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m+.r.t, tias stood tb* taxt la rc-ry Bot«ro cn*ca, and L*
scribed nov. a pronour.oad Hue.re.un. Dru©a ar** too inucb pra
in tfj'-ro trocbiM, ar-1, a« jvtr.y can fx**.- wiU
pnfb t<), with b'it ilttla if any parmanSQtg'uid. T’rartleai Tfi^r*
:* n-> NhnMMf %lx/ut IhiMi’reitHrux^ia. of>
hyv! a*us to iK^iitively guarantee that it
* l!: During tbo eight yetru that
ft cum mo in a*narai oa«, vv* hare thoaaandaof tanti
"voniai* au to ft* raiuo. and it ia new conceded by tho
»*di«al I’nrfwxion to r>« tho nort rational faaauo yoi
jiacGTarod of reaching and carin*thU vory prevalent
trouble, that U well * rv^wn to Im» tho oa nrm of untold
thair rniv.ry to aonuany, and upon whom quack* pr«y with
dsoJm* noatruma and h.g feaa. Th* Bainody
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I IfE ANNOUNGK, of HANDSOME for th« benefit GOODS of the TtOdies, Southern that there 'is NO S17C® AH®
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Watsrtown Agricultural Engines (on wheels.) Portable Engines (on skids.) Dairy
Engines (for small buildings.) Vertical Engines. Stationary Engines (with
and without eut-off.) Return Tubular Boilers (with two flues.) Loco¬
motive and Vertieal Boilers, haw Mills, etc., etc.
C. &.G. COOPKll & CO.
Coo per’sSelf-Propelling (traction) Engines. Kami Agricultural Engines KoturnTa- (on wkeesi.
Portable Engines (on skids.; Stationary Engines. Locomotive and
bular Boilers. Corn and Wheat Mill. Portable Mill (with portable bo
attached.) Smut Machines. Castle,« Wheat Mills -Separators and
ten- t--**-* Oat and Weed Extractor. Saw
"""* . (double, and single.)
_
J. W.L CARDWELL & CO.
Wheat Threshers. Seperutors and Cleaners. (mounted "Ground Hog" Powor Thr*tl
Hydraulic Cotton Presses. Horse Powers and down,)
Corn Sliellers and Feed Cutters.
JOHHSTOK HAEVESTEE COKPAHY
AND
Emerson, Talcott & Co
and Binders. Re.apwrsand Mowers Combined. Single Bind trs, Reapeis, and
Mowers. Cultivators and Grain Sowers.
FAIRBANKS & CO
Standard Scales, all sizes and patterns. Alarm Cash Drawers.
Manufacturer ot the Following Machines.
A Goodrich Improved lXL Cotton Gin. Reid's Patent Automatic I’owcrSarew
Fress (steam or water power.) Smith s Improved Hand Power Cotton and
Hay Press. Cotton Gin Feeder. Cotton Condenser.
New Virginia Feed Cutter.
Engines, Cotton t;jo», ate., repaired In a workmanlike manner.
Order, solicited and promptly execute I. For further particulars, circulars, gen¬
information, etc., apply to
W. J. POLLARI), Auusta, }
Or J. V. Andrews, €rawiordyiIle,Oa.
Fancy and Solid.
KID GLOVES, 8,0,4,a and Gl.OVS.S ‘i RutUal,
Oil AM IOS SAX, BERLIN
NEW LACES, Ribbons ami Hosiary
COLORED MARSEILLES (QUILTS
LINENS, for bed and table,
CASSI MERES and Jeans, full assort’t,
LA DIES’, Misses’ and Children ? s Suita,
Ready-madeSuits DOLMANS, (.’LOANS, forliovs from 4 to9year«
FLAN N EL Underwear and Overwear,
BLANKETS for the million,
Ladies’ and Gents’ UNDEitSVBTS
Ladies’ and BUTTONS Gents’ UNDERWEAR, and TRIMMING,
Elegant Unbleached Goods,
BLEACHED and
CHECKS, DENHAMS, Etc.
